Thomas Rogers of Horninger

I am obliged to Mr. Kersley for his reference to Rose's Biographical Dictionary; but he might have supposed that all such ordinary sources of information would naturally be consulted before your valuable journal be troubled with a query. Having reason to believe that Rogers took an active part in the stirring events of his time, I shall be much obliged to any of your correspondents who will refer me to any *incidental* notices of him in cotemporary or other writers: to diffuse which kind of information your paper seems to me to have been instituted.