. Transazioni della Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society. 3,presumibilmente non conosceva il nome dei suoi nonni; ma le consegne del granitino sbarcato, e del Rev. G. S. MasterNotice della Famiglia di Caccia (1S80), lo chiamavano Thomas Hunt ofLongnor, e lo facevano diventare il padre, non solo di RichardHunt, di Longnor e di Roger Hunt, Ma anche di Thomas Hunt, di Goldstone, nella parrocchia di Cheswardine. Il Sig. Maestro lo fa ulteriormente appartenere alla famiglia di Caccia di Stoke Daubeny, Lyndon, e Rarrowden, co. Rutland, e di essere quattordicesima discesa da un Turgito; ma sembra

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. Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society. 3, presumably did not know his grandfathers name ; but the earliereditions of the Landed Gentry, and the Rev. G. S. MastersNotices of the Family of Hunt (1S80), call him Thomas Hunt ofLongnor, and make him to be the father, not only of RichardHunt, of Longnor, and of Roger Hunt, but also of Thomas Hunt, of Goldstone, in the parish of Cheswardine. Mr. Master furthermakes him to belong to the family of Hunt of Stoke Daubeny, Lyndon, and Rarrowden, co. Rutland, and to be fourteenth indescent from one Turgitus; but it seems to me that there is as yetno sufficient proof of any connection between the Rutland andShropshire families. Besides the books already mentioned, reference should be made to the Harleian Societys Visitation ofRutland, 1618-19; the Visitation of Rutland^ ifiSi (where, curi-ously, one Fdward Hunt is described as of co. Salop, aged 46, and unmarried, in 1681 ) ; Blakeways Sherijfls of Shropshire, page131 ; and the Transactions, 3rd series, v. 133 13.). W. G. D. KLKTCHER, l.S.A.. THE GREAT LORD I1 ILL. MISCELLANEA. Hi il. A LETTER WRITTEN BY THE GREAT LORD HILL. The following letter has lately come into my possession, and mayhe of interest historically and locally :— Camp near Roncesvalles. v< Augt. 17th, 1S13. My dear Sir, I avail myself of the first moment of leisure to acknowledgethe receipt of your kind letter of the 6th of last month, and to returnyou my best thanks for your affectionate congratulations and goodwishes. Before this time, 1 imagine, the Prince of Orange will havereached England, with the accounts of Soults attempt to relievePamplona, the Action near that Place, and the retreat of Soult againto the frontiers of France. During the whole of these Operationsyou will observe that we had a good deal of Fug and fighting, andalthough the small force 1 had with me was not, at all times, ableto withstand the overwhelming numbers that were brought againstus, yet I believ

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