[Our correspondent will find some interesting matter on the early
use of organs in churches in the Rev. F. D. Wackerbath's _Music
and the Anglo-Saxons_, pp. 6-24. London. 8vo. 1837.]
_Ignoramus, Comoedia, &c._--Perhaps some of your correspondents can
enlighten me on the following points.
1. Who was the author of this play? The Latin is sufficiently
ultra-canine for his pedantic majesty himself.
2. Do the words "coram Regia Maiestate _Jacobi, Regis Angliæ_," &c.,
mean that the play was acted in the presence of the king? I am inclined
to give them that interpretation from some allusions at the end of the
last act, as well as from its being written in Latin.