[1253] The Battle of the Frogs and Mice.  The first edition was printed by Laonicus Cretensis, 1486.  DUPPA.

[1254] Mr. Coulson was a Senior Fellow of University College.  Lord Stowell informed me that he was very eccentric.  He would on a fine day hang out of the college windows his various pieces of apparel to air, which used to be universally answered by the young men hanging out from all the other windows, quilts, carpets, rags, and every kind of trash, and this was called an illumination.  His notions of the eminence and importance of his academic situation were so peculiar, that, when he afterwards accepted a college living, he expressed to Lord Stowell his doubts whether, after living so long in the great world, he might not grow weary of the comparative retirement of a country parish.  CROKER.  See ante, ii. 382, note.

[1255] Dr. Robert Vansittart, Fellow of All Souls, and Regius Professor of Law.  DUPPA.  Johnson wrote to Mrs. Thrale on Nov. 3, 1773:—­’Poor V------!  There are not so many reasons as he thinks why he should envy me, but there are some; he wants what I have, a kind and careful mistress; and wants likewise what I shall want at my return.  He is a good man, and when his mind is composed a man of parts.’ Piozzi Letters, i. 197.  See ante, i. 348.

[1256] See ante, ii. 285, note 3.

THE END OF THE FIFTH VOLUME.