Inverness.
[Consult Herbert's edition of Ames's _Typographical Antiquities_,
vol. i. pp. 59-61. 134.; Dibdin's _Typographical Antiquities_,
vol. i. pp. 241-255.; and Wharton's _History of English Poetry_.]
_Archbishop of Spalatro._--In a note to the account of Chelsea College,
in Lysons' _Environs of London_, which contains a list of the first
fellows of the college, called by Archbishop Laud "Controversy College,"
of which Dr. Sutcliffe was founder and provost, I read--
"Many vacancies having occurred by the promotion of some of the
fellows above-mentioned to bishoprics, and by the death of others,
King James, by his letters patent, Nov. 14, 1622, substituted
others in their room, among whom was _the celebrated Archbishop of
Splalato, then Dean of Windsor_."
I wish to ask who this archbishop was? and should be glad to learn any
further particulars respecting him, especially as to whether he ever
acted as a bishop in England? _Splalato_ is, I presume, an error of the
press for _Spalatro_.