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24 Wingfield, the vicar of Gulval, by whom they were pre- sented to the British Museum. They are in a bound volume, lettered Gwavas MSS. and are known as "British Museum Additional MSS., 28,554." Letter from Davies Gilbert, dated East Bourne, 22nd July, 1836, to Eev. W. Veale; p. 1. Three letters from John Boson, dated Newlyn, 1709, 1711, 1720, to W. Gwavas, Brick Court, Middle Temple, London; pp. 2, 10, 12. Letter from W. Gwavas, dated 1711, to Oliver Pendar, merchant, Newlyn; p. 3. Letter from 0. Pendar, dated Newlyn, 1711, to W. Gwavas, London; p. 4. Letter from W. Gwavas, dated Middle Temple, 1711, to J. Boson, Newlyn; pp. 8-9. Letter from W Gwavas to , dated March, 1731, etate 55; p. 11. Three letters from Thomas Tonkin, dated Polgorran, 1735, to W. Gwavas, Penzance; pp. 14, 18, 22. Three letters from W. Gwavas, dated Penzance, 1735- 36, to T. Tonkin; pp. 16, 20, 23. Copy of '- The Creation, finished by J. Keygwin, gent., in y'year 1693,; pp. 24-49. Copy of " Mount Calvary," amended and corrected by W. H., 1679-80; pp. 51-58. The Lord's Prayer in Cornish; p. 50. Cornish glossary — A to CL; pp. 59-78. Cornish vocabulary — A to W; pp. 80-89. Cornish verses, &c.; pp. 91-97. The ten commandments in Cornish; pp. 97-99; By T. Boson, 1710; pp. 107-108; pp. 110-114.