Stockdale says (Memoirs, i. 238) that 'in St. Andrews, in 1756, for a good bedroom, coals, and the attendance of a servant I paid one shilling a week.'

"' Stockdale's Memoirs, ii. 64.

* NEW BOOKS, Printed for J. STOCKDALE, opposite Burlington-House, Piccadilly.

STOCKDALE's NEW COMPANION to the LONDON KALENDAR, and COURT and CITY REGISTER, for the Year 1783; being a List of all the CHANGES in ADMINISTRATION, from the Accession of the present King, in October 1760, to the present Time.

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From "Speech in Behalf of Stockdale.

Denman, Lord Chief justice, his charge to the jury in the case of Stockdale v. Hansard.

Russell, Lord J., his opinion on Fox's conduct in Opposition; on the Regency bill; carries the repeal of the Test Act; introduces the Reform Bill; introduces a bill for municipal reform; his resolutions in the case of Stockdale v. Hansard; becomes Primeminister.

Stockdale, Mr., brings an action against Messrs. Hansard.

They are collected, in two volumes, by Mr. Stockdale, and the flow of eloquence which runs through the several speeches, is sufficiently known.

In 1884 H. Stockdale, who had had considerable experience in the southern colonies, and was an old bushman, made an excursion from Cambridge Gulf to the south through the Kimberley district.

Stockdale found well-grassed country with numerous permanently-watered creeks.

There were other irregularities as well, and Stockdale found his resources too much reduced, both in horseflesh and rations, to continue the exploration.

Stockdale himself had to undergo some hardship before reaching the Overland Line.

In 1884 Harry Stockdale, an experienced bushman, started from Cambridge Gulf in order to investigate the country to the southward, and explore the land in its vicinity.

Stockdale reached the line after suffering great hardship, but the fate of the two abandoned men eluded all subsequent search. *

Stockdale, H. Stone.

published by Stockdale, Pall Mall. CONTENTS.

Edited by Thomas Marc Parrott and Robert Stockdale Telfer.

Thomas Marc Parrott & Robert Stockdale Telfer (A); 26Mar59; R233443.

TELFER, ROBERT STOCKDALE, ed. Shakespeare.

Editors: Thomas Marc Parrott, Edward Hubler & Robert Stockdale Telfer.

Frances M. Parrott Walters (C of T.M. Parrott), Richard M. Ludwig (E of E. Hubler) & Robert Stockdale Telfer (A); 11Apr66; R383929.

SEE Lowe, Viola R. TELFER, ROBERT STOCKDALE.

James Stockdale, Annals of Cartmel (1872), 58-9 (Custom of addressing minister as "Sir" lingering down to nineteenth century in Lancashire).