The Antiquaries Journal, 2 (1922), 240–254
Karslake (1868–1942) was an army officer and a barrister, and held various public offices, e.g. in 1925 he was vice-chairman of the London County Council. (Obituary, The Times, 4 September 1942, p. 7 col. D.)
The origin of the name “Cold Harbour” was often discussed in Notes and Queries. The more scholarly contributors, such as J. C. Hahn and W. W. Skeat, concluded that the name means what it says, being simply the English words “cold” and “harbour” (= shelter). Three contributions to N. & Q. (Clarke, Hahn, Watkins) are republished here.
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