Gent. Mag. July 1808. Pl.Ip. 577.

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-Remains of the Abbey Church of Hales-Owen.

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LIST of Members for the County of Northampton having been published

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I have sent you the names of the Members for that County, copied verbatim

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X.

5th

1st Edward VI. 1547, Henry-William de Alderton, Esq.-John Coope

de Coope Ashley, Esq.

7th

1552, George Tresham-William Chauncey, Esq.

1st Mary, 1553, John Fermour, Knt.-William Chauncey, Esq.
1554, Thomas Tresham, Kn-John Spencer, Knt.

2d Parliament, 1st

- 4th & 5th-

3d Parl. 1st & 2d Phil. & Mary, 1554, Thomas Treshani, Kat.-Wiliam Chauncey, Esq.

4th-2d & 2d.

1555, John Fermour, Knt.-William Chauncey, Knt.

1557, Walter Mildmay, Knt.-John Spencer, Knt.

1558, Walter Mildmay-Edward Montague.

1563, William Cecil, Knt. Principal Secretary of State-

Walter Mildmay, Knt.

1st Parliament, 1st Elizabeth,

2d

-5th

3d

-13th-

7th

8th.

-31st

-39th-

9th

-39th

10

-43d

1572, Walter Mildmay, Knt. Chancellor of the Exche-

quer-Christopher Hatton, Knt. Vice Chancellor.

1588, Richard Knightley, Knt.-Walter Mildmay, Knt.

1592, Thomas Cecil, Knt.-Christopher Yelverton, Ser-

jeant at Law.

1597, Christopher Yelverton, Serjeant at Law, Speaker→→
Richard Knightley, Knt.

1601, John Stanhope, Knt. Vice Chancellor of the
Household-William Lane, Knt.

1st James I. 1603, Edward Montague, Knt.-Valentine Knightley,

-21st

1st

1623, Robert Spencer, Knt.-Richard Knightley, Esq.
1st Charles I. 1625, William Spencer, Knt.-William Knightley, Esq.
1625, William Spencer, Knt.-John Pickering, Knt.
1628, Richard Knightley, Esq.-Francis Nicholls, Esq.
1640, John Crew, Esq.--Gilbert Pickering, Knt. & Bart.

16th

1640, Gilbert Pickering, Bart.-John Dryden, Bart.

Parliament, anno 1653, Gilbert Pickering, Bart.-Thomas Brooke.

1654, Sir Gilbert Pickering, Bart. one of his Highness's
Council-John Crew, sen, Esq.-Sir John Nor-
wich, Knt. & Bart.-John Cleypool, sen. Esq.
-Sir John Dryden, Bart.-Thomas Brooke,
Esq.

1656, Sir Gilbert Pickering, Bart.John Lord Cley-
pool-Major General William Boteler-James
Langhamn-Thomas Crew, Esq. Alexander
Blake, Esq.

1658, Francis Harvey, of Weston Favile, Esq.-James

Langham, of Cottesbrook, Esq.

N. B. This last Parliament dissolved themselves; and summoned a new Parliament
which met April 25, 1660, and in their Session recalled back the King, and restored
the Constitution in Church and State.

INDEX to the PLATES, in VOL. LXXVIII. PART II.

Bermondsey Abbey, Frag-
ments from 681, 977

Buchinger, autograph of

673

Buonaparte, autograph of

673

970

Chair of State, &c.

Chester, St. John's Church,

Seal of

969

Chitlington Chapel 673

Cromwell's Watch 1074

Donne, Dr. Figure of 1073

Dunster Church, &c. 873

Monuments, &c.

there

877

Fledborough Church 1073

Hales-Owen Abbey Church

577

Token 1057

Knowle Chapel - 769

Lindisfarn Abbey, Ruins of

1337

969

1073

Mendham Priory

Merchant's Marks

Monteagle House 777

Shrewsbury, St. Mary's

Water Gate

1057

Tiles in St.
Alkmond's Church 1075

St. Erme's Church, Corn-

wall, and Armorial Bear-

ings

585

Westmeston Church 673

Westminster Hall, Speci-

mens of Architecture fo

917

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Method of our Ancestors in executing Deeds ib. Poems and Plays, by W. Richardson, A. M. 600

An animated Appeal for Spanish Patriotism 572 The Warrior's Return, &c. By Mrs. Opie 612

Author of the beautiful Song on Winifreda? ibid. Men and Manners. By Dr. A. Hunter...613

Principles of Modern Protestant Dissenters 573 The Cabinet of Poetry. By Mr. Pratt. ... 614

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TheNightingale-Horticultural Experiments 576 Fenelon's Lives of Philosophers. By Cormack620

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Account of Hales Owen Abbey, Shropshire 577 Mr.Hope's Designs for Household Furniture 624

Mrs. Seward on Mr. Southey's" Madoc". ibid. Nisbett on Man of Sin-The Fallen Angels! 627

Memoirs of the late Mrs. Anne Ord..... 581 LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

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Conscientious Scruples on Burial of Suicides 584 SELECT POETRY for July 1808 629-632

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Dr. Lettsom's Fifty-second Letter on Prisons 594 Country News--Domeftic Occurrences.. 648

Mr. Neild's Remarks on Nottingham Gaol 595 Proclamation of Peace with Spanish Nation 649

First Appearance of the Swallow Tribe 597,608 Character of late Countess Dowager of Moira651

Continuation of a Voyage to Batavia . . . . . 597 Additions and Corrections in former Obits. 652)

Increase of Sectaries-Chapels for the Pour 599 Births and Marriages of eminent Perfons . 65+

Mr. Carter on Repairs of Westminster Abbey 600 Obituary, with Anecdotes of remark. Perfons 655

Dr. Harrington on Galvanic Experiments. 601 Average Prices of the Markets for July..663

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1808.

The average degrees of temperature, as noted at eight o'clock in the morning, åre 59 27-30; thofe of the correfponding month, in the year 1807, were 59 12-30; in 1806, 61 24-30; in 1805, 57; and in 1804, 62.

The quantity of rain fallen this month is equal to 1 inch 75-100ths; that in the correfponding month in the year 1807, was 15-100ths of an inch; in 1806, 1 inch 32-100ths; in 1805, 2 inches 58-100ths; in 1804, 25-100ths; and in 1903, 3 inches 15-100ths.

Meteorological Table for July 1808. By W. CARY, Strand.