J. C. E.

_Astrologer-Royal._--I remember, in a former volume of "N. & Q.," some

mention is made of Almanacks, Astrologers, &c. It escaped me at the time

to tell you that the ancient office of King's Astrologer happens not to

have been subjected to formal abolition, and, being hereditary, it is

now vested in the person of Mr. Gadbury, resident at Bristol. He is

auctioneer to the Court of Bankruptcy, and a very worthy man. He tells

me there is neither salary nor privilege attached to his nominal post.

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