ALFRED GATTY.

_Raleigh's Ring_ (Vol. v., p. 538.).--Sir Walter Raleigh's ring, which he

wore at the time of his execution, is, I believe, in the possession of

Capt. Edward James Blanckley, of the 6th Foot, now serving at the Cape of

Good Hope. It is an heirloom in the Blanckley family, of which Captain

Blanckley is the senior representative, who are directly descended from Sir

Walter, and have in their possession several interesting relics of their

great ancestor, viz. a curious tea-pot, and a state paper box of iron gilt

and red velvet.

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