H.T.E.

_Sir Robert Long._--"ROSH." inquires the date of the death of

_Rear-Admiral Sir Robert Long_, who founded, in 1760, a Free School at

Burnt-Yates, in the Parish of Ripley, co. Yorks., and is said to have

died in Wigmore Street, London, it is supposed some years after that

period.

_Dr. Whichcot and Lord Shaftesbury._--It is stated in Mr. Martyn's

_Life of the First Lord Shaftesbury_, that Dr. Whichcot was one of

Shaftesbury's most constant companions, and preached most of his

sermons before him; and that the third Earl of Shaftesbury, the

author of the Characteristics, is said to have published a volume

of Whichcot's sermons from a manuscript copy of the first Lord

Shaftesbury's wife. Can any of your readers give any further

information as to the intimacy between Whichcot and Shaftesbury, of

which no mention is made in any memoir of Whichcot that I have seen?

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