C. ROSS.

[We insert the foregoing as serving to complete the series of
interesting notices connected with the capture of Monmouth which
have appeared in our columns, rather than from an agreement with
the views of our valued correspondent. Dr. Anster states, that
in the pocket-book in his possession, the Duke's movements up to
the 14th March, 1684-5, are given. Would he kindly settle the
question by stating whether the passages quoted by Weldon are to
be found among them?]

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QUERIES.

WOOLTON'S CHRISTIAN MANUAL.

One important use, I conceive, of the "NOTES AND QUERIES" is, the
opportunity it presents of ascertaining the existence of rare editions
of early printed books. Can any of your readers state where a copy or
copies of the following may be found?

"The Christian Manuell, or the life and maners of true
Christians. A Treatise, wherein is plentifully declared how
needeful it is for the servaunts of God to manifest and declare
to the world: their faith by their deedes, their words by their
work, and their profession by their conversation. Written by
Jhon Woolton, Minister of the Gospel, in the cathedral church of