A. W.

Kilburn.

[Blount explains _Coningeria_ as a coney-borough, or warren of conies.

"Item dicunt, quod idem Dominus potest capere in duabus _coningeriis_,

quas habet infra Insulam de Vecta, 100 cuniculos per annum, et valet

quilibet cuniculos 2d." Inq. de anno 47 Hen. III., n. 32.]

_Letters U, V, W, and St. Ives_ (Vol. vii., p. 39.).--Is St. Ives by any

possibility connected with St. Jue's, St. Jew's, or St. Jude's? Jve's and

Iue's must have been undistinguishable in the ancient confusion of J and I,

V and U. If I am here displaying ignorance, I ask, What is the legend of

St. Ives?

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