THE WORKS OF LORD BYRON. Vols. VI. VII. and VIII. 12mo. Murray, 1823.
THE MATHEMATICIAN. Vol. I. No. I. 1844.
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Notices to Correspondents.
REPLIES RECEIVED.—The Book of Jasher—Samuel Horsey—Ground Ice—"And Tye"—Surnames—Old China—Enigma on the Letter H—Thomas Crawford—Monument of Queen Mary at Antwerp—Nine Days' Wonder, &c.—Lothian's "Scottish Historical Atlas"—We three—The Lass of Richmond Hill—Nottinghamshire Provincialisms, &c.—Showing the White Feather—Salmon Fisheries—Sweet Singers—Boiling to Death—Nightingale and Thorn—Sites of Buildings mysteriously changed—The Azores—Corrupted Names of Places—Wedgewood Family—Sir A. Hungerford—Countess of Middleton—Algernon Sidney—Gilbert de Clare—Blind taught to read—Miller's Melody, &c. (from F. P. P.)—The Holy Shove—Moravian Hymns—Burials in Woollen—Memoria Technica—Cagots—Fides Carbonarii—Philip Quarl—Bishop of London's House.
We have been compelled this week, by want of space, to omit numerous articles of great interest which are in type.
H. C. D. is thanked. His communication shall receive early attention.
R. I. S., who inquires who were the authors of certain articles in the Anti-Jacobin, is referred to our 3rd Volume, particularly to p. 348.
VOX. What request did our correspondent make? We cannot understand his letter. Surely he does not seriously ask whether there is any charge for the insertion of Queries.
A CONSTANT READER. Admission to the Brompton Hospital is, we believe, by order from a Governor. Is the case to which our Correspondent refers one of great urgency?