T. H. K.

Malew, Man.

_John Collard the Logician._--Could any of your correspondents tell me

where I could find any account of _John Collard_, who wrote three treatises

on Logic:--The first, under the name of _N. Dralloc_ (his name reversed),

_Epitome of Logic_, Johnson, St. Paul's Church Yard, 1795; in his own name,

_Essentials of Logic_, Johnson, 1796; and in 1799, the _Praxis of Logic_.

He is mentioned as _Dralloc_ by Whately and Kirwan; but nobody seems to

have known him as _Collard_ but Levi Hedge, the American writer on that

subject. I made inquiry, some forty years ago, and was informed that he

lived at Birmingham, was a chairmaker by profession, and devoted much of

his time to chemistry; that he was known to and esteemed by Dr. Parr; and

that he was then dead.

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