Sharpe, in his Peerage (1833), under the title "Stamford," says:
"'The manner of her departing' in the Tower, which Mr. Ellis has printed from a MS. so entitled in the Harleian Collection, although less terrible, is scarcely less affecting than that of her heroic sister," &c.
Perhaps your correspondent A. S. A. may be enabled to consult this work, and so ascertain further particulars.
Broctuna.
Bury, Lancashire.
HOWLETT THE ENGRAVER.
(Vol. i., p. 321.)
In your first Volume, an inquiry is made for information respecting the above person. As I find on referring to the subsequent volumes of "N. & Q." that the Query never received any reply, I beg to forward a cutting from the Obituary of the New Monthly Magazine for June, 1828, referring to Howlett; concerning whom, however, I cannot give any further information.