E. C. H. Your friendly suggestion is a very valuable one. There are many difficulties in the way of carrying it out; but we do not despair of being enabled to surmount them in the course of another year or two, which we think will be time enough.
W. E. (Pimperne). Your note has been forwarded.
G. C.'s Reply to Serviens will appear next week; his Query in the new Volume.
J. D. L. (Bristol). The custom is almost universal. Horsehoes were found nailed on the celebrated Gates of Somnauth.
E. H. D. D.'s wishes shall be attended to in our next.
Photographer. Your complaint of the shortness of the notice of the proposed Exhibition is one we have heard from several quarters. Many will consequently be prevented sending in pictures for exhibition by the impossibility of printing them during the present unfavourable weather.
Index to Volume the Eighth.—This is in a very forward state, and will, we trust, be ready for delivery with No. 221. on the 21st of January.
Errata.—Vol. viii., p. 590., for "not in the New Testament" read "or of the New Testament;" and for "read this with an accent on the antepenultima" read "read this with an accent on the penultima."
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