WILLIAM H. COPE.

P.S. I have examined Dr. Matthew Hutton's transcripts of the Lincoln

registers, in the Harleian MSS., but they do not come down to within a

century of Bishop Neile's episcopate.

_Ulrich von Hutten_ (Vol. i., p. 336.).--In one of the _Quarterly Reviews_

is an account of Ulrich von Hutten and the _Epistolæ Obscurorum Virorum_.

Will S. W. S., or any one who takes interest in Ulrich, tell me where it

is? A meagre article in the _Retrospective Review_, vol. v. p. 56.,

mentions only one edition of the _Epstolæ_, Francfurti ad Mainum, 1643. Is

there any recent edition with notes? Mine, Lond. 1710, is without, and

remarkable only for its dedication to Isaac Bickerstaffe, Esq., and the

curious mistake which Isaac made when he acknowledged it in _The Tatler_,

of supposing the letters genuine. Is it known to what {56} scholar we are

indebted for so neat an edition of a book then so little known in England,

and so little in accordance with English taste at that time?

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