B. H. C.

_Baskerville_ (Vol. viii., p. 202.).--Among the _articles_ consumed at

Mr. Ryland's at Birmingham, was the body of the late Mr. Baskerville,

who by his will ordered that he should be buried in his own house, and

he was accordingly interred there. A stone closet was erected in it,

where he was deposited in a standing posture. The house was afterwards

sold with this express condition, that it should remain there."--Account

of the Birmingham riots in 1791, from the _Historical Magazine_, vol.

iii., where it is said the house was burned on Friday afternoon, July

15."

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