T. J. BUCKTON.

Lichfield.

[Footnote 3: The former is the _synthetic_, the latter the _analytic_

exposition of his system of mental philosophy.]

_"Cob" and "Conners"_ (Vol. vii., p. 234.).--These words are Celtic. _Cob_

means a mouth, a harbour, an entrance. _Conners_ appears to be a compound

word, from _cuan_, a bay or harbour, and _mar_ or _mara_, the sea;

pronounced "Cuan wara," then shortened into _Conner_. Conna-mara, in the

west of Ireland, properly spelled _Cuan na mara_, means "bays of the sea."

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