T. A. T.

Florence, March, 1854.

_Writings of the Martyr Bradford_ (Vol. ix., p. 450.).--In reply to MR.

TOWNSEND'S inquiry respecting early editions of Bradford's writings, I can

add to the information furnished by the Editor that the copy of his _Hurt

of Hearyng Masse_, sold at Mr. Jolley's sale, was purchased subsequently of

Mr. Thorpe, and deposited in the Chetham Library. This edition is not

noticed by Watt.

In Stevens's _Memoirs of the Life and Martyrdom of John Bradford, with his

Examinations, Letters, &c._, there is no mention of the letter _ad calcem_

of--

"An Account of a Disputation at Oxford, Anno Domini 1554. With a

Treatise of the Blessed Sacrament; both written by Bishop Ridley,

Martyr. To which is added a Letter written by Mr. John Bradford, never

before printed. All taken out of an original manuscript [and published

by Gilbert Ironside], Oxford, 1688, 4to."

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