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6th Ser, Vol. X., p. 295, under same initials, on an epitaph.

Also there are various more than two dozen letters to the editor, answers to queries, etc , scatteied through Vols. 24 to 28 of the "English Mechanic and world of Science" ; these are almost all on astionomical subjects, and are signed *' Mac. " Letter to Mr. A. E. Frey, dated Jan. 26, 1S85.

McFlimsey, Flora. Miss Ebelyn KmbaU Johnson Associate Editor of the " Bar Harbor Tourist," at Mt. Desert. 1885.

M., J., of T. John Moncrleff Tip- permalluch's receipts. . . written by that worthy and ingenious gentleman. . . Leith, 1775.

M, Paul. Paul Mdbius. Hundert Charaden und Hatsel. 1875.

M., R. Prof. Robert Manning. The rise and fall of the heresy of iconoclasts ; or, image-breakers. . . Collected by ... L. 1731.

Macaroni, A. Mr. "Sun'' Taylor. Theatrical portraits epigrammatically delineated. About 1T73. See "Notes & Queries/' 2d Ser., xii., 473; 3d Ser, i.,39

Malagrowther, Malachi. Sir Wal- ter Scott.

In 1826, Sir Walter Scott -wrote " Three Let- ters hy Malachi Malagiowther," first published in "Edinburgh Weekly Journal," and subse- quently in a pamphlet by Blackwood. These weie on paper money, etc. In 1830, when the Reform Ministry came in, Scott wrote a fourth " Letter of Malachi Malagiowther."

See Allibone, "Diet, of Eng. Lit.," under "Scott," 1826; "Noctes Ambrosianse," edited by Mackenzie, N.Y. 1875. Vol. EC, pp. 194, 195, note; "Life of Sir Walter Scott, 1 * B. Shelton Mackenzie, B. 1871, p. 391, etc.

Marc, A. Marc Antoine Bayle. Cau- series httfraires, in " Le Messager de la Semaine."

Mel, Mary, should be not Bake, M. E, but Bennett, Mary E. See " B, M. B "

Melmoth, Courtney. Samuel Jack- son Pratt.

"Samuel Jackson Pratt commenced his liter- ary course very early in life under the name of Courtney Melmoth.' The first of his publica- tions which attracted notice was the Tears of Genius,' 1774, on the death of Goldsmith/' NICHOLS, " Literary Anecdotesof 18th Century," IX., p. 722.

Member of that Institution, A. Eseliel Porter Belden, AM. Sketches of Yale College ... By ... NT. 1843.

Member of the Church of England, A. Rev. Ernest Silvanus Apple yard. Pro- posals for Christian union. By ... L. 1846.

Member of the Massachusetts Bar, A. John Pickering. National rights and State rights ... 'By ... B. 1841.

Member of the University of Cam-

bridge, A. Rev Edward Valpy, Academic errors; or, recollections of youth. By ... L. 1817.

Minister of the Church, The. Rev. Henry C. Leonaid. Discourse delivered in Orono, Me., at the funeral of Mary E. Crane, March 20, 1850. Bangor, 1853.

Minor, A. G. W. M. Reynolds (*). Rodolph : a dramatic fragment, etc., by .. L. 1832.

Moggridge, Major Spencer, of the Prince's Own. Captain Thomas Hamil- ton ( 2 ), in " Blackwood's Magazine."

Mulligan, Morty Maonamara. Wil- liam Magmn. Irish melodies, in " Black- wood's Magazine," Vol. X., pp. 613-622.

N., J. H. John Henri/ Newman.

"The 'Manual of Devotion in Greek and Latin* by Lancelot Andrews, was translated by J. H N., in the 'Tiacts for the Times'" STEPHEN, "Diet, of National Biography," p. 405, col. 1.

N. S. Sir Samuel Egerton Brydges.

"N S." in " G-ent. Mag ," Vol. LVHI, p 698, and in " Gent. Mag ," Vol. L1X., p. 584, is Sir Egerton Brydges. "Literary Anecdotes of 18th Century," Vol. VIII, p. 560.

N. Y. John Fry. Pieces of ancient poetry. . . [Edited by " N. Y."] Bris- tol, 1814.

Native of Algiers, A. Peter Mar- Jcoe C 1 ) The Algerine spy in Pennsylva- nia ; or, letters written by ... on the af- fairs of the United States of America . . . P. 1787.

Naturalist, A. Andrew Leith Adams. Wanderings of ... in India, the west- ern Himalayas, and Cashmere. Edinb* 1867.

Naval Officer, A. Captain G. Bold. Travels through Sicily and the Lipari Islands in ... 1824. By ... L. 1827.

Nemo. Henry Gardiner.

Noble Duke, A. Henry St. John, Lord Bolingbroke. A collection of polit- ical tracts. Dublin, 1748.

" The tracts are signed as if "by different writ- ers, but the style of all is so alike as to lead one to the conclusion that tbey are all by the same hand. . . Some of the names found at the end of the various papers [are] ; *The Occasional Writer,' *Fiom my Garret,* ' John Trot,' ' Phil- Athenus.' The following names appear in one of the articles. . . ' Benjamin, Lord Bishop of 'Publieola,' <A Peison.*" See "Notes and Queries," February, 1865, p. 156.
 * ,' Ben,' Robin,' * Numb Fish/ * Raleigh,'

" By ' Robin of notable memory ' Is probably meant Robert ffarter/, Earl of Oxford; and Benjamin, Lord Bishop of ******, is clearly Benjamin Hbadly, Bishop of Bangor." See " Notes and Queries," February, 1866, p. 157.

Nobleman of the other Kingdom,

A. Sir John Perceval, 1st Earl of Eg-