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Notices to Correspondents.
F. R. F. The Third Part of Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress is an imposture. See "N. & Q.," Vol viii., p. 222. For bibliographical notices of that work, see the Introduction to The Pilgrim's Progress, published by the Hanserd Knollys Society in 1847.
I. R. R. For notices of John a Cumber, see our Fourth Volume passim.—Knight of L. is Leopold of Austria; K. C., Knight of the Crescent of Turkey.—Pricket is a young male deer of two years old.—Impresse is from Ital. imprendere, says Blount: see also his Dict. s. v. devise.—The Wends, or Vends, is an appellation given to the Slavonian population, which had settled in the northern part of Germany from the banks of the Elbe to the shores of the Baltic.
W. W. (Malta). Received with thanks. Letters and more sheets will be despatched on the 17th.
A Subscriber (Atherstone) is referred to our Reply to B. P. in "N. & Q." of March 25th, p. 290. We propose giving a short paper on the subject.
R. P. (Bishop Stortford) shall receive a private communication as to his photographic difficulties.