SAMPSON ANRAMENII.

[Does our correspondent allude to the Duke of Marlborough, who was

avowedly "loose in his cacography" as Lord Duberly has it?]

_Glass-making in England._--The appearance in your pages of several very

interesting Notes on the First Paper-mill in England leads me to beg

space for a few Queries on another subject of Art-History.

1. _When_, _where_, and under what circumstances, was the first

manufactory for _glass_ established in England?

2. What writer first notices the introduction or use of glass, in our

island?

3. Are there any works of authority published devoted to this material?

If so, may I request some of your learned contributors to direct me to

them, or, in fact, to any good notice of its early history?

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