SOUTHAMIENSIS.

_Roman and Saxon Cambridge._--Dr. W. Warren, formerly Vice-Master of

Trinity Hall, Cambridge, wrote some papers to prove that the situation

of the Grantacæster of Bede was at the Castle end of Cambridge, not at

Granchester, and "demonstrated the thing as amply as a matter of that

sort is capable of." Brydges states (_Restituta_, iv. 388.) that his

brother, Dr. R. Warren, intended to publish this tract, which came into

his hands after the death of the vice-master, which happened in, or

shortly after, the year 1735. He left some MSS. to the college, but this

is not amongst them; and Dr. R. Warren did not, as far as I can learn,

ever carry his intention of publishing it into execution. What I want to

learn is, where this tract now is, if it still exists; or, if it has

been printed, where a printed copy is to be found.

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