In 1775 she wrote a romantic poem, entitled Sir Eldred of the Bouer, with which was published another poem, written earlier, The Bleeding Rock.

ELDRED, a Peasant.

ELEANOR, Wife to ELDRED.

ELDRED Heaven forbid that I should lift my hand against any man.

ELDRED Be at peace; I am innocent.

ELDRED Is it not enough that my ill stars have kept me abroad to-night till this hour?

What is that? ELEANOR Eldred, you are a father.

ELDRED Have you forgot your own troubles when I was in the dungeon? ELEANOR

ELDRED (moved)

MARMADUKE (raising his eyes and perceiving ELDRED)

And all is safe: what said he? ELDRED

ELDRED I am in poverty, And know how busy are the tongues of men; My heart was willing, Sir, but I am one Whose good deeds will not stand by their own light;

[Dragging him along.] ELDRED 'Tis needless; spare your violence.

[Exeunt.] SCENE changes to the door of ELDRED'S cottageIDONEA seatedenter ELDRED.

ELDRED Hereafter you will thank me for this service.

ELDRED Lady!

Eldred Pottinger had found a similar relic at Oba on his journey through the mountains from Herat to Kabul.

The man or the boy who connects himself with an English college is, in theory, still the student of a thousand years ago, who came on foot to Oxford or Cambridge, because he had heard, in the wilds of Mercia or of Wessex, that there were some books at those places,and that some Alfred or Ethelred or Eldred had given some privileges to students coming there.

SEE Harrington, Isis L. HARRINGTON, ELDRED R. Komoki of the cliffs.

Eldred R. Harrington & Edwin L. Harrington (C); 21Feb62; R291409.

* Master Newberie his letter from Ormus, to M. Iohn Eldred and William Shals at Balsara.

His second letter to the foresaid Master Iohn Eldred and William Shales.

The voyage of M. Iohn Eldred to Trypolis in Syria by sea, and from thence by land and riuer to Babylon and Balsara. 1583.

In this place which we crossed ouer, stood the olde mighty city of Babylon, many olde ruines whereof are easily to be seene by day-light, which I Iohn Eldred haue often beheld at my good leasure, hauing made three voyages betweene the new city of Babylon and Aleppo ouer this desert.

The joint wardens of the Fleet at the time of our history were Sir Henry Lello and John Eldred; but their office was executed by deputy in the person of Joachim Tunstall, by whom it was rented.