CYRUS REDDING.

_Portrait of John Rogers, the Proto-Martyr._--Should you think the

following minor Note interesting to your correspondent KT., perhaps you

will find a corner for it in your miscellany.

Living some time ago on the picturesque coast of Dorsetshire, I had the

good fortune to have for a neighbour a lady of cultivated taste and

literary acquirements; among other specimens of antiquity and art to which

she drew my attention, was a portrait, in oil, of John Rogers; it was of

the size called "Kit Cat," and was well painted. This portrait she held in

great veneration and esteem, declaring herself to be (if my memory does not

deceive me) a descendant of this champion of Christianity, whose name

stands on the "muster roll" of the "noble army of martyrs."

In case KT. should wish to push his inquiries in this quarter, I inclose

you the name and address of the lady above alluded to.

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