CONTENTS.
| Notes:— | Page |
| Eliminate, by C. Mansfield Ingleby | [119] |
| Cranmer's Bible | [119] |
| Sovereigns Dining and Supping in Public | [120] |
| Parallel Ideas from Poets, by Norris Deck | [121] |
| The great Alphabetic Psalm, and the Songs of Degrees, by T. J. Buckton | [121] |
| Minor Notes:—Inscription on aGrave-stone in Whittlebury Churchyard,Northamptonshire—Epitaphon Sir Henry St. George—Newtonand Milton—Eternal Life—Inscriptionsin Books—Churchill's Grave | [122] |
| Queries:— | |
| Coronation Stone | [123] |
| Old Mereworth Castle, Kent | [124] |
| Minor Queries:—"I could not lovethee, dear, so much"—Leicester asRanger of Snowden—Crabb of Telsford—Tollingthe Bell while the Congregation is leaving Church—O'Brienof Thosmond—Order of St.David of Wales—Warple-way—Purlet—Liveries,Red and Scarlet—Dr.Bragge—Chauncy, or Chancy—PlasterCasts—Σίκερα—Dogs in MonumentalBrasses | [125] |
| Minor Queries with Answers:—Marquisof Granby—"Memorialsof English Affairs," &c.—Standingwhen the Lord's Prayer is read—Hypocrisy, &c. | [127] |
| Replies:— | |
| "Consilium Novem Delectorum Cardinalium," &c., by B. B. Woodward | [127] |
| John Bunyan, by George Offor | [129] |
| The Asteroids, &c., by J. Wm. Harris | [129] |
| Caps at Cambridge, by C. H. Cooper | [130] |
| Russia, Turkey, and the Black Sea, by John Macray | [132] |
| High Dutch and Low Dutch, by Professor Goedes de Grüter | [132] |
| Photographic Correspondence:—The Calotype on the Sea-shore | [134] |
| Replies to Minor Queries:—Ned o'the Todding—Hour-Glasses and Inscriptionson Old Pulpits—Table-turning—"Firmwas their faith"—TheWilbraham Cheshire MS.—Mousehunt—Beggingthe Question—Termination "-by"—GermanTree—Celtic Etymology—RecentCuriosities of Literature—D. O. M.—Dr.John Taylor—Lines attributedto Hudibras—"Corporations have noSouls," &c.—Lord Mayor of Londona Privy Councillor—Booty's Case—"Satcito, si sat bene"—Celtic andLatin Languages—Brydone the Tourist'sBirth-place | [135] |
| Miscellaneous:— | |
| Notes on Books, &c. | [138] |
| Books and Odd Volumes wanted | [138] |
| Notices to Correspondents | [139] |
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