A copy is in the British Museum. The pieces contained in the volume were sent over to the editor, Conrade Hubert, who had been one of Bucer's chief friends at Cambridge, by Archbishop Grindal. See Philosophical Transactions, to which he was a valuable contributor. HUDDESFORD, Rev. George, M.A. Poems, including Salmagundi, HUBERT, Sir Francis, Knt. The Topsy-Turvy, Bubble and Squeak, Historie of Edward the Second, sur- and Crambe Repetita. With Cornamed Carnarván, one of our En-rections and original Additions. glish Kings: together with the Lond. 1801. 12mo. 2 vols. fatall Downfall of his two vnfor- Roxburghe, 3502, 7s. Hibbert, 4058, 6s. Salmagundi; a miscellaneous Comtunate Favorites Gaveston and bination of original Poetry. Lond. 1791, Spencer. Lond. 1629. small 8vo. 4to. Roxburghe, 3500, 6s. port. por Les Champignons du Diable; or imperial Mushrooms, a mock-heroic Poem, with Notes. Lond. 1805, crown 8vo. 4s. 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