HENRY FOSS.

_Scandal against Queen Elizabeth_ (Vol. iii., p. 11.).--It is a tradition

in a family with which I am connected, that Queen Elizabeth had a son, who

was sent over to Ireland, and placed under the care of the Earl of Ormonde.

The Earl, it will be remembered, was distantly related to the Queen, her

great-grandmother being the daughter of Thomas, the eighth Earl.

Papers are said to exist in the family which prove the above statement.

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