J.B.

_Dr. Thomas Bever's Legal Polity of Great Britain_ (Vol. i., p.

483.).--Is J.R. aware that the principal part of the parish of Mortimer,

near Reading, as well as the manorial rights, belongs to a Richard

Benyon de Beauvoir, Esq., residing not very far from that spot, at

Englefield House, about five miles on the Newbury Road from Reading.

{255} This gentleman, whose original name was Powlett Wright, took the

name of De Beauvoir a few years back, as I understand, from succeeding

to the property of his relative, a Mr. Beevor or Bever. This gentleman

may, perhaps, be enabled to throw some light upon the family of Dr.

Bever.

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