S. WMSON.

_Sir J. Covert, not Govett_ (Vol. vii., p. 85.).--QUÆRO may be perfectly

assured that there never was a baronet of the name of Govett, nor a member

of parliament so called. P. C. S. S. is confident that the individual to

whom QUÆRO refers, as having sat in the second parliament of Charles II.,

must have been Sir John Covert, Baronet, who was member for Horsham. The

misnomer would not be surprising in a list which contains such names as

Nosrooth for Noseworthy, Cowshop for Courthope, Meestry for Masters, and

Grubbaminton and Zerve for Heaven knows what!

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