JAMES GRAVES.

Kilkenny.

_Gabriel Harvey's Notes on Chaucer._--It appears by a note of Park's in

Warton's _Poetry_, vol. iii. p. 86. (ed. 1840), that Bishop Percy had in

his possession a copy of Speght's _Chaucer_, in which was a note by

Gabriel Harvey to the effect that some of Heywood's _Epigrams_ were

supposed to be "conceits and devices of pleasant Sir Thomas More." Is

the copy of Speght in existence, and where? If it contain many notes by

Harvey, they would probably prove to be worth recording.

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