LIBER PRECUM. 1819. Worcester College, Oxford.
Wanted by _Rev. J. W. Hewett_, Bloxham, Banbury.
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Any of the occasional Sermons of the Rev. Charles Kingsley, of Eversley,
more particularly THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH TO THE LABOURING CLASSES, and
CLOTHES CHEAP AND NASTY, by Parson Lot.
Wanted by _H. C. Cowley_, Melksham, Wilts.
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The Numbers of the BRITISH AND COLONIAL QUARTERLY REVIEW, published in
1846, by Smith and Elder, Cornhill, containing a review of a work on
graduated, sliding-scale, Taxation. Also any work of the French School on
the same subject, published from 1790 down to the end of the Revolution.
Wanted by _R. J. Cole_, 12. Furnival's Inn.
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BREVINT'S CHRISTIAN SACRAMENT AND SACRIFICE. 4th Edition, 1757. Rivingtons.
Wanted by _S. Hayward_, Bookseller, Bath.
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J. G. AGARDH, SPECIES, GENERA, ET ORDINES ALGARUM. Royal 8vo. London,
1848-1853.
LACROIX, DIFF. ET INTEG. CALCULUS. Last edition.
Wanted by the _Rev. Frederick Smithe_, Churchdown, Gloucester.
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PLATONIS OPERA OMNIA (Stallbaum). Gothæ et Erfordiæ. Sumptibus Guil.
Hennings, 1832; published in Jacobs and Rost's Bibliotheca Græca. Vol. iv.
Sect. 2., containing Menexenus, Lysis, Hippias uterque, Io.
Wanted by the _Rev. G. R. Mackarness_, Barnwell Rectory, near Oundle.
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ADMIRAL NAPIER'S REVOLUTION IN PORTUGAL. Moxon, Dover Street.
Wanted by _Hugh Owen, Esq._, Bristol.
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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_.
B. (Manchester). _The new facts arising every day necessarily compel the
postponement of the proposed work._
_Replies to many other Correspondents next week._
ERRATA.--Vol. viii., p. 328., _for_ Sir William Upton _read_ Sir William
Ussher. Vol. viii., p. 367, _for_ Vernon _read_ Verdon, _and for_
Harrington _read_ Harington. Vol. ix., p. 373., _for Lord_ Boteloust _read_
Botetourt.
OUR EIGHTH VOLUME _is now bound and ready for delivery_, _price 10s. 6d.,
cloth, boards. A few sets of the whole Eight Volumes are being made up,
price 4l. 4s.--For these early application is desirable._
"NOTES AND QUERIES" _is published at noon on Friday, so that the Country
Booksellers may receive Copies in that night's parcels, and deliver them to
their Subscribers on the Saturday_.
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OPENING of the CRYSTAL PALACE, 1854.--It is intended to OPEN the CRYSTAL
PALACE and PARK at the end of May; after which they will be open
daily--Sundays excepted.