1616, may
amuse some of your readers:
"AD. FREDERICUM PRINCIPEM PALATIN. RH.
"Selectam Elector sibi quando elegit Elisam:
Vere Electoris nomine dignus erat."
"AD ELISHABETHAM EIUS SPONSAM.
"El Deus est, ish vir, requiem Beth denique donat:
Hine merito Elisabeth nobile nomen habet.
Scilicet illa Deo est motore, et Principe primo,
Principis una sui lausque, quiesque viri."
Scotus.
_Hanap_ (Vol. i., p. 477.).--"A cup raised on a stem, either with or
without a cover." (_Arch. Journ._ vol. ii. 1846, p. 263., where may be
found an interesting account of old drinking vessels, &c., many of them
curiously named.)
Jarltzberg.
_Cold Harbour_ (Vol. ii., p. 60.).--There is a place bearing that
designation at Gosport, running along side of Portsmouth harbour,
between the town of Gosport and the Royal Clarence Victualling-yard. I
am at present aware of none other.
J.R. Fox.
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