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 12 S. X. MAR. 11, 1922.] NOTES AND QUERIES. 191 various Surrey and Middlesex towns and villages on its eastern border. In the elevations of London, St. Paul's Cathedral is shown vrith dome, ball and cross. These features of the cathedral were erected between 1685 and 1697. It would be interesting to know the date of manufacture and provenance of the tapestry in question. J. LANDFEAK LUCAS. JACOBO D' ZSENACO MENARDUS. An epistle addressed to this person is bound up with a very old copy of the Vulgate, Who was he ? IGNORAMUS. BENJAMIN HAVENC. - According to Hasted's * Kent,' Benjamin Havenc pur- chased Foots Cray Place in 1772 and be- came High Sheriff of the county in 1777. Particulars of his parentage and career are wanted. When and whom did he marry ? When and where did he die ? G. F. R. B. SIB HANS FOWLEB (1714-1771) is said to have been sometime an officer in the Prussian Army. I should be glad to learn further information about his career abroad. He succeeded his nephew as fifth Baronet, Nov. 25, 1760. G. F. R. B. BURR-WALNUT. I should be glad to know what exactly is meant by the term " bur- (or rr-) walnut." I have looked in the ' N.E.LV and cannot find it, either under bur or burr. Bur-oak is given. J. ANDEBSON SMITH. BOOK-PLATE OF D. ANDBEWS DE SWATHLING. I possess the early Jacobean armorial book-plate of D. Andrews de Swathling. Arms, Azure, a cross ermine between four fleurs-de-lis or. Crest, a demi- lion holding some object in the dexter paw, which I am unable to identify. I should be glad to know what this is and also which county Swathling is in. LEONARD C. PBICE. Esses. Lodge, Ewell. HENBY KENDALL. Information is sought regarding Henry Kendall, who lived early in the eighteenth century. His daughter, Louisa Kendall, married Silvanus Bevan, banker, of Lombard Street, in 1773, and on their marriage certificate Henry Kendall is described also as a banker, but no further particulars regarding his parentage, &c., are known. (MBS.) A. N. GAMBLE. Gorse Cottage, Hook Heath, Woking. VINE TAVEBN, MILE END. Particulars are desired of its history. It was built of timber with tiled roof and stood between the wide pavement and the wide road. It eighteenth century, on the waste land at Mile End. There are two views of it (1887 and 1903) in Norman's ' London Vanished I and Vanishing,' the second view being taken shortly before its demolition. J. ABDAGH. AUTHORS OP QUOTATIONS WANTED : 1. " There is on earth a yet diviner thing Veiled though it be, than Parliament or King. ' ' 2. " Yet to the remnants of thy splendour past Shall pilgrims pensive but unwearied throng." G. L. GERMAN BOOKS WANTED. Can any reader tell me of (1) a popular German book on psycho- analysis, 50,000 to 100,000 words, preferably dealing with the child-mind and not" indecent " ; (2) any good German pacifist plays ? Name of publisher would of course be welcome in each case. A. E. fctplie*. TERCENTENARY HANDLIST OF NEWSPAPERS. (12 S. viii. 38, 91, 118, 173, 252, 476.) THE astonishing number of references to periodicals in ' N. & Q.' induced me some time ago to prepare an index to titles where information of historical use is given, and on comparing this with the ' Tercentenary List ' some very considerable additions can be made. In the following list I have included only those periodicals which have been dated. (Among those omitted are the titles of 27 Regimental magazines given 8 S. x. 214, but without dates.) It has been carefully checked with the indexes in the *T.L.' though the occasional erratic arrangement of these makes it difficult to be positive that a title has not been over- looked. The numerous additional titles of the years 1712 to 1731 are due to the lists printed in ' N. & Q.,' 3 S. ix., which were prepared by MR. WM. LEE mainly from the list in Nichols's ' Anecdotes,' iv. 33-97, though he added a number from his own knowledge. In many cases where I have omitted periodicals already in ' T.L.' there is useful information (earlier dates, &c.) given, but to have included this would have taken more space than might be allowed. The dates appear as they are found in
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