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P.S.W.E. We did not insert his reply to the Query of MATFELONESIS, because we do not regard a newspaper paragraph as an authority.  The story of Lord Stair being the executioner of Charles I. is related, we believe, in Cecil’s Sixty Curious Narratives, an interesting compilation made by the late W. Hone, who does not, however, give his authorities.

J.W.H., Downpatrick.  His letter has been forwarded as he suggested.  The Life of Walsh is not in the Museum.

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