Henry III. near which was a church, built by Lady Mary Bassingburne,
and given to the Abbey of Spinney, on condition that the monks should
support seven aged men with the following allowance, viz. one farthing
loaf, one herring, and one pennyworth of ale per day, and two hundred
dry turves, one pair of shoes, one woollen garment, and three ells of
linen every year. Henry Cromwell, second son of Oliver Cromwell, is
buried here.

HALBERT H.

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LITERARY NOTICES OF

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ADVENTURES OF ALLAN-A-SOP.

_By Sir Walter Scott, Bart._

The chief of the clan, MacLean of Duart, in the Isle of Mull, had an