nt or a Papist?--Lord Bexley: how descended
from Cromwell--Earl of Shaftesbury--Family of
Peyton--"La Rose nait en un Moment"--John
Collard the Logician--Traherne's Sheriffs of Glamorgan--
Haybands in Seals--Edmund Prideaux, and the
First Post-office--William Tell Legend--Arms of
Cottons buried in Landwade Church--Sir George
Buc's Treatise on the Stage--A Cracowe Pike--St.
Thomas of Trunnions--Paper mill near Stevenage--
Mounds, Munts, Mounts--Church Chests--The
Cross-bill--Iovanni Volpe--Auriga--To speak in
Lutestring--"Lavora, come se tu," &c.--Tomb of
Chaucer--Family of Clench 185

REPLIES:--

Cranmer's Descendants 188

Dutch Popular Song-book, by J. H. van Lennep 189

Barons of Hugh Lupus 189

Shakspeare's "Antony and Cleopatra" 190

"Sun, stand thou still upon Gibeon!" 191

Replies to Minor Queries:--Ulm Manuscript--Harrison's
Chronology--Mistletoe on Oaks--Swearing by
Swans--Jurare ad caput animalium--Ten Children
at a Birth--Richard Standfast--"Jurat, crede minus"--
Rab Surdam--The Scaligers--Lincoln Missal--
By-and-bye--Gregory the Great--True Blue--
Drachmarus--The Brownes of Cowdray, Sussex--
Red Hand--Anticipations of Modern Ideas by Defoe--
Meaning of Waste-book--Deus Justificatus--
Touchstone's Dial--Ring Dials--Cockade--Rudbeck's
Atlantica, &c. 191

MISCELLANEOUS:--

Notes on Books, Sales, Catalogues, &c. 198

Books and Odd Volumes wanted 199

Notices to Correspondents 199

Advertisements 200

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Notes.

ON TWO PASSAGES IN "ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL."

Among the few passages in Shakspeare upon which little light has been
thrown, after all that has been written about them, are the following in
Act. IV. Sc. 2. of _All's Well that Ends Well_, where Bertram is persuading
Diana to yield to his desires:

"_Bert._ I pr'ythee, do not strive against my vows:
I was compell'd to her; but I love thee
By love's own sweet constraint, and will for ever
Do thee all rights of service.

_Dia._ Ay, so you serve us,
Till we serve