Edingthorpe.
["It should rather be _Dornecks_," says Forby, "which is the proper
Flemish name of _Tournai_, a Frenchified name, long since universally
substituted. Two hundred years ago it was celebrated for its coarse
woollen manufactures, principally of carpets and hangings, mentioned in
some of our old comedies. Probably thick gloves were another article of
importation. Our modern _dannocks_, indeed, are of thick leather, and
made at home by our own glovers. Dan. _dorneck_."]
_Brass in All Saints, Newcastle-upon-Tyne._--In the Church of All Saints,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (an erection dating at some period of the Protestant
dark ages), there is a magnificent Flemish brass, of which the incumbent
refuses to allow a rubbing to be taken, on the ground that the process
would _injure_ it! Can any of your correspondents tell me if it has been
engraved, and where?