J. G.

Exon.

_Lord Cliff and Howell's Letters_ (Vol. vii., p. 455.).--The Lord Cliff, as

to whom your correspondent inquires, and to whom James Howell addresses

some of his letters, is intended for Henry Lord Clifford, and afterwards,

on the decease of his father, fifth and last Earl of Cumberland. He died in

December, 1643. Amongst the many republications of modern times, I regret

that we have no new edition, with illustrative notes, of Howell's

_Letters_. It is the more necessary, as one at least of the later editions

of this most entertaining book is very much abridged and mutilated.

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