EDWARD F. RIMBAULT.

"_Buro--Berto--Beriora._"--A gold ring was found in France, in the

province of Artois, between thirty and forty years ago, bearing the

following inscription:

"buro + berto + beriora."

The ring is of a proper size for a man's finger, is plain, and rounded

on the outside. The words are on the inner side, which is flat. They are

well engraved, and very distinct. The character is the black letter of

the fifteenth century. Perhaps, through the medium of "N. & Q.," a

satisfactory interpretation of the three words may be obtained, which

has been long sought in vain.

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