OLD GRUMBLEUM.

[Footnote 1: This note says the arms are reversed, being impressed from a

mould.]

[Footnote 2: "The crest of Clopton is a falcon _clapping_ his wings, and

rising from a tun; and I verily believe the rose _clapt on_ to be the

miserable quibble intended."]

_Ashman's Park_--_Wingfield's Portrait_ (Vol. viii., p. 299.).-Could any

correspondent in Suffolk inform me if Ashman's Park has been sold; and if

the pictures are anywhere to be found, especially that of Sir Anthony

Wingfield? The communication of H. C. K. relative to the above subject is

very interesting.

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