Thomas Hinton, of Chilton Park. The Wiltshire Times of July 20th, 1918, prints an interesting account of the evidence of Thomas Hinton at Abingdon Assizes, proving the imposture of Ann Gunter, of North Morton (Berks), who had accused Elizabeth Gregory and others of bewitching her. [Mere.] From Manchester to Mere. By P. R. An article in The Wheatsheaf, Aug., 1917, pp. 19-22. Three illustrations in text, one being a view of Mere from the Castle Hill. An article on Co-operative Societies. The Soul of Susan Yellam. A Record. Annesley Vachell. Cassell, 1918. By Horace 7 in. × 5in. Pp. 300. 7s. net. A novel, the scene of which is laid in Wiltshire, near Salisbury, but there is no special local colouring. Reviewed Times Literary Supplement, Sept. 12th, 1918. It appeared serially in The Quiver, 1918. Ape's Face. By Marion Fox. John Lane. 1916, 68. A story dealing with the prehistoric spirits of the Wiltshire Downs. Highways and Byways in Wiltshire. By Ed. Hutton, 1917. Long review in Wiltshire Gazette, Jan. 3rd, 1918. The 62nd or Wiltshire Regiment. The Wiltshire Times has printed from time to time interesting notes on the past history of the Regiment. The recruiting of Germans for the regiment in 1776, and its three years' captivity in America are described July 14th, 1917; the recruiting of Ulstermen and its surrender to the French at Carrickfergus in Feb., 1760, Aug. 11th, 1917; a number of incidents in its history during the 18th and early 19th centuries, Sept. 29th, 1917; further notes on the Regiment in America, 1776—1781, Nov. 24th, 1917. A Petition of Edward Yerbury, Jun, respecting property at Trowbridge in the time of the Commonwealth, is partly printed in Wiltshire Times, July 28th, 1917. Edward Slow. "The Great War, a West Countrie Dialogue between Fred & Mark, Soldier & Pacifist. By the author of the Wiltshire Rhymes & Tales. Price Ninepence net. Salisbury: R. R. Edwards, Castle Street. Wilton: Miss Winters, West Street." [1918.] Pamphlet, 6in x 4in. Pp.. including title, 26. A set of dialect verses in Mr. Slow's well-known manner, including two shorter pieces, "A Leetle Willshere War Ditty" and "A Wilts Zodger's Zong." Wiltshire Notes & Queries, No. 96, Dec., 1916. This number, which completes Vol. VIII., appeared more than a year late. It contains the index to the volume printed in a much more condensed form than in previous volumes, and with nothing given beyond the name of person or place, but within these limits, imposed doubtless by present costs of printing, every name mentioned in the volume seems to be duly given. Mr. Kite has a note on Joan Sumner, of Seend; "William Stumpe, of Malmesbury, his descendants and relatives," is continued; the will of John Stone, Vicar of Aldbourne, is printed; "Wiltshire Wills in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury" is continued. 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