*Torunium. The art of printing was introduced into the
town of Thorn much earlier than I had stated. The Bodleian
Library contains two books of the year 1521; one, Zach. Fer-
rerii vita beati Casimiri confessoris ; the other, Oratio ad Polonies
regem contra errores M. Lutheri, by the same author. Both
bear " Thorunii, 1521." Another book, of the year 1569, has
" Toroniee."

Totham {Great), a village of England, near the town of Mal-
don, in the county of Essex. At his seat, Totham Hall, Charles
Clerke, Esq. erected a private press, at which he struck off from
time to time several reprints and other pieces, in the years 1834
to 1849. Many of these were printed on one side only of the
paper. The typographical execution is good. Very few copies



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were taken. Mr. Gierke is author of a poem called Epsom Races.
A list of these productions is given in the Appendix to Lowndes'
Manual.
Totness, a borough and market town of England, in Devon-
shire, situated on the river Dart. — 1814.
Tottenham, a large and populous village of England, in the
county of Middlesex, which may now be considered as forming
part of the northern suburbs of London. — 1813. Robinson's
History of Tottenham was printed here in 1818.
Tragurium, Traghu, or Trau, an ancient fortified" town of
Dalmatia, situated on an island 30 miles N.W. of Spalatro.
