Notices to Correspondents.
We are compelled to omit several interesting papers respecting Shakspeare which are in type, among which we may mention a notice of some drawings which are great interest.
W. T. Watts (St. Ives), who inquires respecting the literary history of Baron Munchausen, is referred to our 2nd Vol., p. 519., and our 3rd Vol., pp. 117. 305. 453.
G. P. (Offenburg) Potatoes were most probably introduced into England by Sir W. Raleigh. Gerarde mentions them in his Herbal, published in 1597.
Antiquarian had better send a rubbing from the oak cover in question. His copy cannot be deciphered.
S. S. S.'s Query on the passage in St. James in our next.
Brookthorpe will find, in the Notices to Correspondents, in No. 179. (2nd April), a reply to his former Query respecting the Epitaph:
"If Heaven be pleased."
Ursula. We shall be glad of the "succinct refutation" proposed.