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      Traditional English Ballads, by Dr. E.F. Rimbault    49
      The Father of Philip Massinger    52
      Touchstone's Dial, by George Stephens    52
      Discrepancies in Dugdale's Account of Sir Ralph de Cobham, by W.      Hastings Kelke    53
      Henry Chettle    54
      Coverdale's Bible    54
      Answer to Cowley    55
      Folk Lore of Lancashire, No. 1., by T.T. Wilkinson    55
      Minor Notes:—Proclamation of Langholme Fair—Seats in      Churches—Flemish Account—Use of      Monosyllables—Specimen of Foreign English—Epitaph    56
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      The Tale of the Wardstaff, by S.W. Singer    57
      Ballad ascribed to Sir C. Hanbury Williams, by G.H. Barker    59
      Minor Queries:—Book called Tartuare—William Wallace in      London—Obeism—Aged Monks—Lady Alice      Carmichael—"A Verse may find him"—Daresbury, the White      Chapel of England—Ulm Manuscript—Merrick and      Tattersall—Dr. Trusler's memoirs—Life of Bishop      Frampton—Probabilism—Sir Henry Chauncy's Observations on      Wilfred Entwysel—Theological Tracts—Lady      Bingham—Gregory the Great—John Hill's Penny Post in      1659—Andrea Ferrara—Imputed Letter of      Sallustius—Thomas Rogers of Horninger—Tandem      D.O.M.—The Episcopal Mitre    ...                        
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