CRANMORE.

Rue de Cerf, 6. Brussels.

_Engraved Warming-pans_ (Vol. iii., pp. 84. 115.).--As an earlier instance

of this custom, it may be worth notice that I have one which was purchased

some years ago at the village of Whatcote in Warwickshire; it is engraved

with a dragon, and the date 1601. I think it probable that it originally

came from Compton Wyniatt, the ancient seat of the Earls [now Marquis] of

Northampton; the supporters of the Compton family being dragons, and

Whatcote being the next village to Compton Wyniatt.

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