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Gentleman's Magazine 1866 part 1 p.217 
  
  
THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LITERATURE. 
   
Dec. 20. - Sir PATRICK COLQUHOUN, LL.D. in the chair. 
  
... ... 
  
The Rev. Mackenzie E. C. Walcott, F.R.S.L., read observtions 
"On a MS. Glossary on the Dialect of Cumberland and  
Westmoreland," in the possession of the Dean and Chapter of  
Carlisle, drawn up by Archbishop Nicolson, the author of the 
"Historical Library," with the laudable object of showing  
that the dialect was not so barbarous as the English of the  
south imagined. A very interesting discussion followed these 
remarks, upon several derivations advanced, in which the  
Chairman, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Nash, Mr. Birch, and Mr.  
Beresford took part. ... 
  
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