obtained to them?

With every wish for the success of your undertaking,

Yours, &c.

D.S.

[The late Sir H. Nicolas compiled an account of the publications
of the Record Commission, which was published in his _Notitia
Historica_, and also in an 8vo. vol, and is easily obtainable.
There is also a series of articles in the _Gentleman's Magazine_
for 1834, which contains a good deal of information upon the
subject, with a classified list of the publications. The
principal unpublished records are in the Tower and the Rolls'
Chapel; any record may be inspected or copied at those places,
or in any other Record Office, upon payment of a fee of one
shilling.]


Katherine Pegge.

Sir,--Katherine Pegge, one of the mistresses of Charles II., was the
daughter of Thomas Pegge, of Yeldersley, near Ashborne in Derbyshire,
Esq., where the family had been settled for several generations, and
where Mr. William Pegge, the last of the elder branch, died without
issue in 1768. Another branch of this family was of Osmaston, in the
same neighbourhood, and of this {91} was Dr. Samuel Pegge, the learned
antiquary. They bore for arms:--Argent, a chevron between three piles,
sable. Crest:--A demi-sun issuing from a wreath or, the rays alternately