"The interest of Ireland in the first Transplantation stated;
wherein it set forth the benefit of the Irish Transplantation:
intended as an Answer to the scandalous seditious Pamphlet,
entitled 'The Great Case of Transplantation Discussed.'
London, 1655."
The author of the pamphlet was Vincent Gookin, Esq., Surveyor-General
of Ireland. He did _not_, at first, put his name to it; but when
Laurence's answer appeared, he then owned himself as the author of it,
and published a pamphlet under this title:--
"The Author and Case of Transplanting the Irish into Connaught
Vindicated from the unjust Aspersion of Colonel Richard
Laurence and Vincent Gookin, Esq. London, 1655."
_Portrait of Sir John Poley._--Perhaps some of your numerous
correspondents can answer whether the portrait of Sir John Poley in
Bexstead Hall, alluded to No. 14. p. 214., has been engraved.