L.

_Cawley the Regicide._--Mr. Waylen, in his _History of Marlborough_, just

published, shows that Cawley of Chichester, the regicide, has in Burke's

_Commoners_ been confounded with Cawley of Burderop, in Wiltshire; and he

adds, "the fact that a son of the real regicide (the Rev. John Cawley)

became a rector of the neighbouring parish of Didcot," &c. has helped to

confound the families. May I ask what is the authority for stating that the

Rev. J. Cawley was a son of the regicide?

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