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Pero. "Get Ponto and Pero and all the dogs fed." Sporting Magazine, xxxvii. 311. A common name in Wales. Castilian for dog. N. &Q.,'9 th S. x. 174.

Pharaoh. Boarhound of the kite Marquis of Salisbury, so called " because he will not let the people go." Yorkshire Post, 24 Aug.,

1903, p. 6, col. 5.

Pirn. Hunting song, temp. Charles II., in Ebsworth's edition of ' Merry Drollery,' 39.

Pincher. Southey, ' Omniana,' i. 40.

Pombal. Dog of John Mason Neale, Warden of Sackville College. St. Margaret's Magazine, Jan., 1903, 228.

Pomero. W. S. Lander's dog. ' Lett, of James Russell Lowell,' ii. 361.

Pottle. Hunting song, temp. Charles II., in Ebsworth's ' Merry Drollery,' 39.

Presbyterian. See 'Fanatic.'

Qum wer. "A black spotted bitch." Southey,
 * Common-Place Book,' iii. 504.

Rainsbolt. Hunting song, temp. Charles II., in Ebsworth's ed. of 'Merry Drollery,' 39.

Riquet. "That sweetest of dogs of romance, Riquet." Athenaeum, 2 March, 1901, 270.

Ratton. Dog of Madame du Deffand, which Horace Walpole took care of after Madame's death. Edinburgh Revieiv. April,

1904, 45G.

Ray nail. Dog of Prince Rupert after the Restoration. He writes to Legge: "Poor Raynall at this instant is dying, after having been the cause of the death of many a stagge. By heaven, I would rather lose the best horse in my stable." Eva Scott, 'Rupert, Prince Palatine/ 300.

Res to. Sporting Magazine, xvi. 285.

Ryno. Scott, ' Lord' of the Isles,' v. 22.

Sancho. T. Park :

Till keen-nosed Sancho, ranging by, Stands and fortells a partridge nigh.

4 Sonnets,' 1707, 72. Sporting Magazine, xvi. 285.

Satan. A dog the property of Mr. Wedge, of Chertsey, 1814. Sporting Magazine, xliv. 50.

Sheepheard. * Memoirs of the Verney Family,' i. 185.

Snooks. The name of a dog which more than half a century ago a Lincolnshire clergyman had received as a present from a Cambridge friend, whose surname was Snooks.

Soot. Hunting song, temp. Charles II., in Ebsworth's ed. of * Merry Drollery,' 39.

Souillard. "A white dog, Souillard, was given as a great present to Louis XI." Kenelm Henry Digby, 'Orlandus,' 1829, 311.

Spendall. Hunting song, temp. Charles II., in Ebsworth's ed. of ' Merry Drollery,' 39.

Sug. Ibid.

S wagger. Ibid.

Swag-pot. Ibid.

Sweet-heart. 'King Lear,' III. vi.

Swilback. Hunting song, temp. Charles II., in Ebsworth's ed. of ' Merry Drollery,' 39.

Tiny. Dog of Cardinal Wiseman. Wil- frid Ward, ' Life of Wiseman,' ii. 174.

Toby. Southey, ' Common - Place Book/ ii. 111. Quoting Wesley's 'Journal.'

Tory. "In a play of Mrs. Behn's we find a Whig knight calling his house-dog Tory." Sporting Mag., xxiii. 271.

Toss. Hunting song, temp. Charles II., ia Ebsworth's ed. of 'Merry Drollery,' 39.

Tracy. Herrick's dog. Fortnightly Re- vieiv, December, 1903, 985.

Vaunter.' Verney Memoirs.' iv. 114.

Venus. Dryden, 'Wild Gallant.' iii. 1.

Youland. Hunting song, temp. Charles II. r in Ebsworth's ' Merry Drollery,' 39.

N. M. & A.

[My dogs must look their names too, and all Spartan, Lelaps, Melampus; no more Fox and Baudiface. Fletcher, The Wildgoose Chase,' I. iii.l

COBDEN BIBLIOGRAPHY.

(See 10^ S. i. 481; ii. 3,62.)

IV.

COMMENT AND CRITICISM. (Arranged chronologically.)

1836.

Analysis of Mr. Cobden'a 'Cure for the Russo- phobia.' [London, J. Ridgway & Sons, 1836.11 8vo. 8028. e. 36. (1.)

1837.

Russia. In answer to a Manchester Manufacturer. London, 1837. 8vo. 8026. g. 33. (1.) 1843.

Isaac Maydwell's Analysis of Cobden's Addresses, with remarks on Mr. [R. H.] Greg's speech at the Great League Meeting at Manchester. Lon- don, 1843. 8vo. 1391. g. 47. 1844.

On Patriotism. A Letter to Richard Cobden, Esquire, M.P., and John Bright, Esquire, M.P. r or, a friendly remonstrance with them, on what may be truly called their incessant persecution of the prime minister; another to the Marquis of Westminster, Earl Fitzwilliam, &c. By Civis. Manchester, Joseph Pratt, Printer, 23, Bridge Street, 1844. 8vo, pp. 50. The letter concludes as follows : " Your most obdt. hble. servt., John Bridge, Crescent, Salford, April, 1844."

A Letter from a Crow to Mr. Cobden. Trans- lated from the original by a Northamptonshire Squire. London, 1844. 4to. 1391. g. 31. 1845.

Bastiat (Frde"ric). Cobden et la Ligue, ou 1'agita- tion anglaise pour la liberte" du commerce, &c. Paris, Senlis [printed], 1845. 8vo. 1391. g. 14, 1846.

Maitre (C.). Richard Cobden, ou 1'Esprit Anglais- centre 1'Esprit Francais a propos de la Liberte