J. W. T. _Thanks. Your hint shall not be lost sight of._

E. R. (Dublin). _Erastianism is so called from Erastus, a German heretic of

the sixteenth century. (See, for farther particulars, Hook's _Church

Dictionary_, s. v.)_

A PRIEST. _We do not like to insert this inquiry without being able to give

our readers a specific reference to some paper containing the

advertisement; will he enable us to do so?_

A. B. (Glasgow). _This Correspondent appears to have fallen into an error;

on reference he will find ether not washed is recommended _(Vol. vi., p.

277.)_; 2ndly, if he varnishes his pictures with amber varnish _(Vol. vii.,

p. 562.)_ previous to the application of the black varnish, which should be

_black lacquer_ and not _Brunswick black_, then he will succeed. Courtesy

demands a reply; but we must beg a more careful reading of our

recommendations, which will save him much disappointment._

PHOTO-INQUIRER. Restoring Old Collodion.--_The question was asked in a late

Number. Mr. Crookes being a practical as well as scientific photographer,

we hope to receive a solution of the Query._

INDEX TO VOLUME THE EIGHTH.--_This is in a very forward state, and will be

ready for delivery with _No. 221._ on Saturday next._

"NOTES AND QUERIES." Vols. i. _to_ vii., _price Three Guineas and a

Half.--Copies are being made up and may be had by order._

"NOTES AND QUERIES" _is published at noon on Friday, so that the Country

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their Subscribers on the Saturday._

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