J. F. F.
Dublin.
"Dilamgabendi."—What is the precise meaning of the word Dilamgabendi; is it of ancient British origin, or to what language does it belong?
A Traveller.
Mr. Plumley.—In the Literary Intelligencer for March, 1822, No. 131., in an article entitled "Extremes Meet," it is said:
"Mr. Plumley concludes one of his tragedies with a dying speech and an execution. And gives an appendix of references to the passages of Scripture quoted in his plays."
Who was Mr. Plumley, and what did he write? I cannot find any book to which the above passage can refer in the British Museum.
C. L.
Designation of Works under Review.—I shall be much indebted to the Editor of "N. & Q.," or to any of his correspondents, if he or they will inform me of the designation under which the works, whose names stand at the head of a review, should be technically referred to by the reviewer.
C. Mansfield Ingleby.