Martham, Norfolk, June 7.
_Conceyted Letters, who wrote?_--
"Conceyted Letters, newly laid open: or a most excellent bundle of
new wit, wherein is knit up together all the perfection or art of
episteling, by which the most ignorant may with much modestie
talke and argue with the best learned." London: B. Alsop, 1618.
Who is the author of this little work? Lowndes gives it as an anonymous
production, but it is sometimes ascribed to Nicolas Breton. The initials
I. M. affixed to the preface, would rather denote Jervase Markham as the
author.
[Greek: D].
_Acta Sanctorum._--Is any endeavour being made for the completion of
that vast work, the _Acta Sanctorum_, the last volume of which I believe
was published at Brussels in 1845?