CARNARVON PAPERS. Vol. CCXXV A. ff. 114. Miscellaneous translations, verses, etc., by Lord Carnarvon and others, incl. (ff. 36-39) a Latin version of Gray's Elegy by Lord Chief Justice Sir A. J. E. Cockburn, dated 1867 (printed in [1871?] in [London?... c 1858-[1889?]

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CARNARVON PAPERS. Vol. CCXXV A. ff. 114. Miscellaneous translations, verses, etc., by Lord Carnarvon and others, incl. (ff. 36-39) a Latin version of Gray's Elegy by Lord Chief Justice Sir A. J. E. Cockburn, dated 1867 (printed in [1871?] in [London?... c 1858-[1889?]

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