[This work originally appeared under the following title: _The Royal
Sufferer; a Manual of Meditations and Devotions, written for the use of
a Royal though afflicted Family_, by T. K., D. D., 1669, and was
afterwards published with the above title. It has been rejected as
spurious by the Rev. J. T. Round, the editor of _The Prose Works of
Bishop Ken_, l838.]
_Eugene Aram's Comparative Lexicon._--This talented criminal is said to
have left behind him collections for a dictionary of the Celtic, Hebrew,
Greek, Latin, and English languages, comprising a list of about 3000 words,
which he considered them to possess in common. Was this ever published? and
where are any notices of his works to be found?