person.

The Names of the Lords Lieutenants nominated by the Howse of Comons,
1641.

The Muster Roll of the Collonell Sir Rawfe Hopton, Knight, his Band of
200 foote Soldiers, within the Eastern Division, and Regiment of the
Countie of Somerset.--Bathe, xxi^o xxij^{do} Maij, 1639.--(Contains, a
List of the Officers, "William Tynte," &c.--a list of bearers of Pikes,
with the Names of the Soldiers and of the gentlemen or tithings for
whom they serve,--also a similar list of the bearers of "Shott.")

A list of Parishes in the Deaneries of Froome and Bedminster, with the
name of the Clergyman of each, the arms supplied by him, and the Names
of the men who bore them.

A Rate for raising L41-00-03 per mensem, in the hund. of Kainsham, for
Generall Fairfax Army, 1648.

Several Papers relating to Differences concerning Rates between the In
Hundred and Out Hundred of Kainsham.

Particulars and Value of Feer's Tenement, in Belluton, now in the
possession of Henry Stickland, given in by him this day, 24 Dec., 1655.

Rente to my Landlord, Coll. Alex. Popham, out of the 3 Tenements I hold
in Publoe, and the Lives thereon at the time of their obtaining, 1650.

A Receipt for his Rente at Publoe, 3. 8bris & 11 Dec., 1638.

_The above are in the handwriting of Jo. Locke, the elder; in another
hand, on blank covers, left by the former, are_--Propositions on

Philosophy:--Phisicke, Ethike, and Dialectike.
De Providentia Dei et ad genus.
De Praedestinatione.
Propositiones Catholicae.

N.B. One of the later chapters of the Essay on the Human Understanding
is treated under propositions nearly identical with the leaf of the MS.
which is described in the preceding four lines.

Copia Actus locationis Mensae Dominicae in Ecclesia S. Gregorij
Civitatis London.
Character of Drunkenness (_Rhyme_), &c. &c.

At the end, in several hands, are various receipts: one in the elder
Locke's handwriting, 'The Weapon Salve, and the use thereof, as it was
sent unto mee as a most excellent and rare secret from my Cosin
Alderman John Locke[5], of Bristoll, in his Letter, dat. 5^o Apr.
1650,'--also 'To make Shineing Inke', signed 'J L: Ox:'

On the last leaf is a record of the Births, Marriages and Deaths of the
Locke Family, from 1603 to 1624, including that of John Locke, th