An alphabetical list of all persons called to the bar by the said society.
The Lansdowne MS. No. 106., which is also in the British Museum, contains:
Names of benchers, associates, utter barristers, &c. of Lincoln's Inn, and the same of the Inner Temple; and of the students of the several Inns of Court, apparently about the end of the reign of Elizabeth.
Jas. Whishaw.
Gower Street.
The MS. Harl. 1912. contains the admissions to Gray's Inn.
G. Steinman Steinman.
Inedited Lyric by Felicia Hemans (Vol. viii., p. 629.)—A surviving relative of the authoress in question begs to answer to the correspondent of "N. & Q." who has produced this lyric from an imperfect MS. original, that the piece has not remained inedited, but is to be found in the several complete editions of Mrs. Hemans's works published by Blackwood. The playful signature of the letter alluded to, as well as the subject of the lyric, it may be added, was suggested by some conversation respecting the fanciful creatures of
fairy-land, with whose ideal queen the authoress affected sportively to identify herself, and hence signed the little poem, produced rather as a jeu d'esprit than anything else, "Mab." In its subsequently corrected form, as admitted in the editions of her works, it is here subjoined:
Water Lilies: A Fairy Song.