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314. Th. Jefferson Page, jun., of Virginia, Major of Artillery, Confederate States Army, b. 3 Aug., 1839 ; ob. 16 June, 1864.

315. *In English. A recumbent cross grown over -with lichens.

316. Henry Austin, faithful servant of the late W. Reader, Esq., 06. 6 July, 1859, a. 40. Erected 'by a few friends.

317. Mary Farhill, ob. 2 Ap., 1854, a. 70. Erected by her only surviving brother Edward.

318. Isaac Harris, retired Commander R.N., ob.
 * 6 Aug., 1849, a. 61. Erected by his wid. and 2 sons.

319. John Crossley Geall Seymour, ob. 24 Jan., 1849, a. 29.

320. Anne Craufurd, w. of Charles Holland, M.D., -ob. 8 Nov., 1845(?), a. 41.

321. Algernon Peyton, b. 27 Sept., 1814; ob. 19 Jan., 1853.

322. Henry Florence, inf. s. of John A. C. and Susan M. Gray, of New York, ob. 19 Feb., 1855, a. 9 months 23 days.

323. John Joseph Rankin, b. 17 July, 1833, at Newark, New Jersey, U.S., ob. 4 Nov., 1853.

324. Annette, w. of Thos. Hamilton, Esq., ob. -26 Dec., 1829.

325. Thos. Hamilton, Esq., ob. at Pisa, 7 Dec. 1842, a. 53.

THIRD Row.

326. John Edward, s. of John and Mary Ann Elliott, ob. 29 July, 1861, a. 1 yr. 9 mths.

327. Walter Kennedy Lawrie, b. in Scotland, 20 Aug., 1806 ; ob. 28 Nov., 1837.

328. Lucy Eliz. Goddard, ob. 7 Aug., 1848, wid. of Frederick Goddard, whom she survived 4 months and some days. Erected by her only d.

329. James Tait, b. at Edinburgh, 10 Feb., 1795; ob. 25 May, 1858.

330. Charlotte Maria, Countess of Strathmore and Kinghorn, b. 29 Dec., 1826 ; ob. at Villa Normanby,

.3 Nov., 1854. Erected by her husb.

331. *In English. Another recumbent cross over- grown with lichen.

332. John Stratford Rodney, Esq., ob. 28 Dec.,

1854, a. 53.

333. Elizabeth, w. of Joseph Jopling, ob. 1 Dec.,

1855, a. 33.

334. Sir Chas. Lyon Herbert, M.D., b. 25 May, 1784; ob. 25 Dec., 1855. Anne, wid. of Sir C. L. Herbert, b. 27 Aug., 1785 ; ob. 28 Nov., I860. Elizabeth, w. of Tito Berti, eldest d. of SirC. L. H., b. 6 Feb., 1813 ; ob. 28 June, 1862.

335. Eloisa Chawner, b. 29 Oct., 1794; ob. 3 June, 1867.

336. Hannah, wid. of Capt. James Bennett, 7th Dragoon Guards, ob. 18 Jan., 1874.

337. John Loona, s. of John Loona and Emma Campbell, b. 26 May, 1864; 06. 31 Jan., 186(5).

338. George Bomford, ob. 17 Dec., 1859, a. 52.

339. Thos. Brunker, Esq., barrister, ob. 30 Dec., 1865, a. 42.

340. Mary Margaret, w. -of John H. Peirce, Esq., ob. 20 Nov., 1869. Erected by her husb. and d.

341. Thos. Williams Trotman, M.D., of Barbados, -ob. 21 July, 1862, a. 52. Erected by his widow.

342. Dora Brooke, d. of N. B. Acworth, of the Hook, Herts, ob. 29 Oct., 1867, a. 15.

343. Henrietta Maria Hay, d. of Robt. Hay, Esq., of Linplum, E. Lothian, b. 8 Dec., 1842; ob. 9 Feb., 1875.

G. S. PARRY, Lieut.-Col. 18, Hyde Gardens, Eastbourne. (To be continued.)

E. B. B., ob. 1861, whose initials and year of death, without any other details, are in- cluded in COL. PARRY'S valuable list of inscriptions at Florence (No. 207), is of course Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

W. P. COURTNEY.

[We credited our readers, as doubtless did COL. PARRY, with recognizing the well-known initials as telling their own story. J

CAZIRE.' In the search for the volume of ' Original Poetry by Victor and Cazire,' which extended over thirty-eight years from the time when Dr. Garnett announced its existence in an article entitled ' Shelley in Pall Mall,' contributed to the pages of Macmillaris Magazine for June, 1860, until the book was discovered by Mr. V. E. G. Hussey, a grandson of the brother of Harriet Grove, to whom many of the poems are addressed only two small reviews of it were discovered. Prof. Dowden found a brief notice in The British Critic ; and another gentleman unearthed a few lines in another magazine. Dr. Garnett wrote in his preface to the book, which he repub- lished in 1898 :
 * ORIGINAL POETRY BY VICTOR AND

" The bibliographer and the book-hunter, no less than the Shelleian student, know that the recovery of the little book now republished from an unique copy is the final chapter of a romance, and a biblio- graphical event as rare as, according to Petrarch, the appearance of a Laura in heaven."

Since these words were written another copy has come to light, and interest in this small volume of bad verse has run so high that 600L was paid at a London auction for one of the two copies which have up to now put in an appearance. Strange to say, during the strenuous search in all directions that was made to recover traces of a copy of the poems, a long article in The Literary Panorama, vol. viii. p. 1064, con- taining copious extracts from many of the poems, was entirely overlooked. The above- mentioned discovery of the missing volume by a member of the Shelley family has now deprived it of the importance it would other- wise possess, but the fact of its having completely escaped notice is somewhat singular. This is probably due to the fact that The Literary Panorama had ceased to exist long before literary and other maga- zines were searched for traces of Shelley's juvenile efforts. It was first published in October, 1806, and continued down to 1814, afterwards appearing in a new series as The Literary Panorama and National