passage in the _Woman-Hater_, by Beaumont and Fletcher (1607), Act
III. Sc. 3.

Lazarillo says,

"Farewell ye courtly chaplains that be there!
All good attend you! May you never more
Marry your patron's lady's waiting-woman!"

I.T.

Trin. Coll. Camb., March 16. 1850. {375}


_St. Martin's Lane_.--The first building leases of St. Martin's Lane
and the adjacent courts accidentally came under my notice lately.
They are dated in 1635 and 1636, and were granted by the then Earl of
Bedford.

Arun.

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CHARLES DEERING, M.D.

"Author of the Catalogue of Plants in the neighbourhood of Nottingham.
'Catalogus Stirpium, &c., or a Catalogue of Plants naturally growing
and commonly cultivated in divers parts of England, and especially
about Nottingham,' 8vo. Nottingh. 1738.