A Letter upon the Same Subject from the Rev. Richard Pococke, LL.D. Archdeacon of Dublin, to the Rev. Tho. Birch, D. D. Secr. R. S.

XXXV. A Letter upon the same Subject from the Rev. Richard Pococke, LL.D. Arch-deacon of Dublin, to the Rev. Tho. Birch, D.D. Secr. R.S. Dear Sir, Dublin, June 18, 1753. I Received the favour of your obliging letter; and I return my hearty thanks to the Royal Society for their kind reception of the observations, which I sent them on the Giant's Causeway. I am sensible, that it is difficult to make any suppositions on such a subject, that may not be liable to some objections; but I shall be very glad, if mine put any one upon making more happy conjectures. This day Mr. Drury brought me two maps of the Causeway (see Tab. XI.), one a view from the top of the cliff, and the measures as he pac'd; the other from my measures by a line; in which the letters answer to those in the engraving after his sister's drawing. I have sent them to you, as Mr. Folkes some time ago desired to know how far the Causeway extended into the sea. I have also sent you four drawings by Mr. Drury, of two curious stones, which I brought to Dublin. I am, Dear Sir, Your most obedient humble servant, Richard Pococke. XXXVI.