S. R. MAITLAND.

Gloucester.

_Autographs of Weever and Fuller_ (Vol. iv., pp. 474. 507.).--Upon

reading the Query of A. E. C., I remembered to have seen some of

Weever's handwriting a year or two since, in the copy of his _Funerall

Monuments_ in the library of Queen's College, Cambridge, of which I was

then librarian. I have since written to a resident member of the

college, who has kindly sent me a careful tracing of the MS. note; it is

as follows:

"To the learned and judicious View of

the Maister and Fellowes of

Queenes Colledge in Cambridge

John Weever

Presents these his imperfect labours."

The tracing, the accuracy of which may be relied upon, I shall be very

happy to lend to A. E. C., if it will be of any service to him. Fuller's

autograph has not yet been discovered in the library, but, I have reason

to believe, will be found in the President's lodge.

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