{25c} Kirkpatrick's "History of the Religious Orders . . . of Norwich, written about the year 1725," 1845, p. 81. {35} It is interesting to note that in the critical part of this work Raleigh was assisted by the Rev. Robert Burhill, rector of Northwold, Norfolk, 1622-41. {38} In the "Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, Charles I., 1628-29," p. 188, it is stated that he translated the English Liturgy into French. {40} This is undoubtedly the shelf-mark of the Norwich Public Library. {43} John Dury's "The Reformed Librarie-Keeper" (Chicago), 1906, p. 45. {47} The Library contains one copy, the Bodleian Library has two copies, and there is one in the Norfolk and Norwich Library. {50a} "Catalogus Librorum in Bibliotheca Norvicensi," 1883. {50b} Henry Harrod's "Castles and Convents of Norfolk," 1857, p. 82. {51} Kirkpatnck's "History of the Religious Orders . . . of Norwich, written about the year 1725," 1845, p. 57. {53a} Probably purchased with her donation of 20 pounds. {53b} Probably purchased with his donation of 5 pounds. {53c} This entry is not in the Vellum Book, but is in the Minute Book. {53d} Probably purchased with his legacy of 20 pounds. {54a} Vellum Book adds: "And other money from many others received with which four books were purchased." {54b} Ten books were purchased with the donations from Brigges, 5 pounds, Wisse, 3 pounds, and Church, 3 pounds. {55a} "More than 100 books."--Vellum Book. {55a} "Several law books and others."--Vellum Book. {55a} The Vellum Book states that he gave "More than three score books." {55a} The Minute Book states: Mr. Clayton brought in "History of Parliament," being the gift of the author. {59} This trowel is now in the possession of Miss Lucy Bignold of Norwich, who has kindly promised to lend it to the Public Library Committee in connection with an exhibition of books and prints illustrative of the history and work of the Library, which will be held on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the opening of the Library. {70} Annual Report, 1907-8, pp. 3-4. {84} Published in the "Readers' Guide," vol. 5, no. 3, 1916, and reprinted as a pamphlet.