2. "Davidis Abercromby, M.D. De variatione, ac varietate Pulsus Observationes accessit ejusdem authoris Nova Medicinæ tum Speculativæ, Tum Practicæ Clavis Sive ars Explorandi Medicæ Plantarum ac Corporum quorum--cumque Facultatis ex solo sapore.--Imp. Samuel Smith. Londini, MDCLXXXV. in 8vo." Dedicated to Robert Boyle. 3. "Davidis Abercrombii, Scoto-Britanni Philosoph. ac Med. Doct. Fur Academicus. Amstelodami, apud Abrahamum Wolfgang, 1689." Dedicated to Jacobus Cuperus (classis ex Indiá nuper reducis archithalasso.) [Footnote 3: These are now under the care of Professor N. C. Kist of Leyden. It is to be regretted that they are not printed.] Here is a list of the Abercrombys who have studied at Leyden, with the dates of their matriculation:-- "6. Oct. 1713. Alexander Abercromby, Scotus, an. 21. Stud. Juris." "25. Oct. 1724. Georgius Abercromby, an. 21, et Jacobus Abercromby, an. 20, Scoto-Britanni, Stud. Juris. Residing with Beeck in the Brustraet." "18. Nov. 1724. Jacobus Abercromby, Scotus, an. 24. Stud. Juris. Resides with S. Rosier, in the Moorstug." "3. Aug. 1725. Georgius Abercromby, Scoto-Britannus, an. 22. Stud. Juris. Apud J. Boudar, in the Brustraet." "3. Aug. 1725. Jacobus Abercromby, Scoto-Brit., an. 20. Stud. Juris. Apud eundem." There is no other dissertation or work of the Abercrombys in the library or the university here. ELSEVIR. Leyden. [We are indebted to the kindness of the Editor of the _Navorscher_ for this extract from his forthcoming number.] Replies to Minor Queries. _Dacre Monument at Hurstmonceux_ (Vol. ii., p. 478.)--E. V. asks for the names of the bearers of the following coats of arms on the monument to the Dacre family in Hurstmonceux church. I beg to supply them: 1. Sab. a cross or. Havenell. 2. Barry of six arg. and az. a bend gules. Grey. 3. Arg. a fess gules. Doddingsells. 4. Quarterly or and gules an escarbuncle of eight rays floratty sab. Mandeville, first Earl of Essex. Granted 1139. 5. Barry of six arg. and gules. Bayouse. 6. Az. an inescocheon in an orle of martlets or. Schatterset and Walcott. I cannot find one with the inescocheon charged. In the following page, 479., J. D. S. asks the name of the bearer of a coat in the great east window of the choir of Exeter cathedral, viz. argent, a cross between four crescents gules. I beg to inform him that arg. a cross _engrailed_ between four crescents gules belongs to Bernham. Also, that arg. a cross _flory_ between four crescents gules, belongs to the name of Tylly, or Tyllet, or Tillegh, of Dorsetshire. H. C. K. ---- Rectory, Hereford.