I. T. A.
Bells at Berwick-upon-Tweed (Vol. viii., p. 292.): Chandler, Bishop of Durham (Vol. viii, p. 331.).—I may perhaps "kill two birds with one stone," by reminding Messrs. Gatty and Newburn that the Bishops of Durham were formerly Princes of the Palatinate. It was probably in that capacity that Bishop Chandler delivered a charge to the Grand Jury, and Bishop Barington licensed a meeting-house bell. This latter prelate was, I believe, the last who exercised the functions of that high office.
Wm. Hazel.
Return of Gentry, temp. Henry VI. (Vol. viii., p. 469.).—The return of 12th Henry VI. is printed in Fuller's Worthies, under each county.
G. Steinman Steinman.
I read in Fuller's Worthies, edit. Nuttall, vol. i. p. 60.:
"A later list might be presented of the English gentry towards the end of the reign of King Henry VIII."
Does this list exist in any of our record offices?
And has it ever been printed?
Tewars.