Harlow.
_Inscription near Cirencester._--In Earl Bathurst's park, near Cirencester,
stands a building--the resort in the summer months of occasional pic-nic
parties. During one of these visits, at which I {77} was present, I copied
an inscription, painted in old characters on a board, and nailed to one of
the walls, and as the whole thing had not the appearance of belonging to
modern times, and, as far as I could decipher it, it referred to some
agreement between Alfred and some of his neighbouring brother kings,
concerning boundaries of territory, I send it to you for insertion.