[Dr. Thomas Marwood, of Honiton, was a physician of the first
eminence in the West of England, and succeeded in effecting a cure
in a diseased foot of the Earl of Essex, for which he received
from Queen Elizabeth, as a reward for his professional skill, an
estate near Honiton. From an inscription on his tomb in the parish
church, it appears that "he died the 18th Sept., 1617, aged
_above 105_." The house mentioned by our correspondent was
erected in 1619 by John Marwood, who was also a physician, and by
Bridget his wife. For further particulars respecting the family of
the Marwoods, see _Gentleman's Magazine_, vols. lxi. p. 608.;
lxiii. 113.; lxxix. 3.; lxxx. pt. i. 429.; lxxx. pt. ii. 320.]
_St. Paul._--I shall be obliged if you will allow me the opportunity of
asking your correspondents for a reference to the fullest and most
reliable life of St. Paul the apostle?