In No. 9. the first and second papers have "Thos. Wagstaffe."
Finally, the second in No. 10. has the name of Dr. Brett.
In the hope that this may be of some utility, I send it, on the chance that these names may not have been published already, which I have not time to ascertain.
W. H. S.
Edinburgh.
[All the above contributors to this valuable literary journal were Nonjurors. It may not be generally known that the principal editor was Samuel Jebb, M.D., of Peter House, Cambridge, who subsequently attached himself to the Nonjurors, and accepted the office of librarian to the celebrated Jeremy Collier. Dr. Jebb was also assisted by Mr. Wasse, Dr. Wotton, Dr. Jortin, Dr. Pearce, and others.—ED.]
Inscription at Dundrah Castle.
—In the course of a summer spent in Argyleshire, I paid a visit to old Dundrah, or Dundarrow Castle, which stands between Inverary and Cairndhu, on the southwest. It is now a small farm-house. The tenant refused me admission under half-a-crown, so I contented myself with a survey of the exterior. Over the doorway I found the following inscription carved in the stone:
"I ' MAN ' BEHALD ' THE ' END ' DE ' NOCHT '
VISER ' NOR ' HEIEST ' HOIP ' IN ' GOD."