Manchester.
_Macaulay's Ballad of Naseby_ (Vol. iv., p. 485.).--It was reprinted by
Charles Knight in the _last_ (or _octavo_) series of the _Penny
Magazine_, vol. ii., p. 223. With it is the companion called "The
Cavalier's March to London." It will not be very easy for authors to
shake off their juvenile productions, while "N. & Q." is in existence;
nor need Mr. Macaulay be ashamed of these ballads. They are spirited,
and pleasant to read.