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Embossed notepaper, 'Vicarage, Mapledurham, Nr Reading'. - Is unknown to Houghton; asks where he can obtain a copy of Charles Buller's complete dog-Latin epistle, an extract of which appeared in the Monographs.

Embossed notepaper, 'Vicarage, Mapledurham, Nr Reading'. - Thanks Houghton for assistance; 'goodly quartos of chit-chat' of Charles Buller's time. His brother [Sir John Taylor Coleridge] asserts that Buller was very weak in legal arguments despite brilliance in the House of Commons.

Trin Coll: - Whewell outlines the problems with Coleridge's plan for a College to be established in either Cambridge or Oxford 'for the purpose of educating ministers for the colonies': - 1. Expense of erecting and running a new College: 2. The education required is already available in the present Colleges. Instead, 'why not found Exhibitions or Scholarships for persons who are willing to devote themselves to the colonial ministry?'