W. S. W.

Middle Temple.

_Finger Stocks_ (Vol. iv., p. 315.).--In Littlecote Hall, the fine old

seat of the Pophams, in Wiltshire, one of these machines was preserved,

and I doubt not but that it is still to be seen there.

It is of oak, and stands upon a pillar and base like those of a small

round table. I always understood that it was employed as an instrument

of domestic punishment.

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