WILBERFORCE'S LIFE. 5 Vols.
Wanted by _Simms & Son_, Booksellers, Bath.
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HUTCHINS'S DORSETSHIRE. Last Edition.
Wanted by _James Dearden_, Upton House, Poole.
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CLARENDON'S HISTORY OF THE REBELLION. Folio. Oxford 1703. Vol. I.
Wanted by _Rev. John James Avington_, Hungerford.
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AN EXAMINATION OF THE CHARTERS AND STATUTES OF TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
(with the Postscript), by George Miller, D.D., F.T.C.D. Dublin, 1804.
A [First] LETTER TO THE REV DR. PUSEY, in reference to his Letter to the
Lord Bishop of Oxford, by George Miller, D.D. London, 1840.
Wanted by _Rev. B. H. Blacker_, 11. Pembroke Road, Dublin.
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Notices to Correspondents.
W. H. M. W. _The Heralds' visitation for Wiltshire in 1622 will be found in
the British Museum, Harl. MSS. 1165 and 1443. See too Sims's_ Indexes to
Pedigrees, _&c._
RALPHO'S _communication should have been addressed to the writer, quoting
the lines on which he comments_.
GAMMER GURTON'S _suggestion is a very good one; and we can promise that our
Christmas Eve Number shall be rich in_ FOLK LORE.
G. S. M., _who desires information respecting the history of Newspapers,
their progress and statistics, is referred to F. K. Hunt's_ Fourth Estate,
a Contribution towards a History of Newspapers and of the Liberty of the
Press, _2 vols. 8vo., London, 1850. Several articles on the subject will be
found in our own columns_.
_If_ F. S. A. _applied to the proper authorities, we cannot doubt that the
information he received is true_.
J. W. N. K. _We have referred the descriptions of the pictures to one of
the very highest authorities in London, who is of opinion that if the marks
on the back_ are genuine, _they are the marks of the owner, not of the
artist_.
J. T. _The volume_ Remarques de Pierre Motteux sur Rabelais _is no doubt a
translation of the notes which Motteux inserted in the English version, of
which the first three books were translated by Urquhart, the other two by
himself. This translation has, we think, been reprinted by Bohn_.
J. W. T. _The monastic work inquired after is noticed by another
Correspondent at_ p. 569. _of the present Number_.
Dr. Diamond on the simplicity of the Calotype Process _is, on account of
its length from the many additions made to it, unavoidably postponed until
next week_.
T. L. (Islington). _The ingredients referred to are all used by Le Gray,
the originator of the waxed-paper process. They are supposed not only to
increase the sensitiveness of the paper, but to add to its keeping
qualities. We have no doubt that a letter addressed to the College of
Chemistry will find the gentleman to whom you refer._
D. G. (Liverpool). _It would be not only difficult but more expensive to
prepare your own sulphuric ether; but we again assure that the best is to
be procured at from 5s. to 6s. per pound, and wholesale at considerably
less. You may satisfy yourself by a reference to our advertising columns._
F. H. D. _Albumenized paper will keep many days after it has been excited
with a forty-grain solution of nitrate of silver. We have used Whatman's
and Turner's papers twenty days old, and with perfectly satisfactory
results. The thin Canson is of all others most disposed to brown; but it is
preferable to all others in use from the richness of the tints produced and
its rapidity of printing._
_Erratum._--Vol. viii, p. 546. l. 20. from bottom, for "burnishing" read
"bruising."
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their Subscribers on the Saturday_.
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Indices to many of the early Public Records whereby his Inquiries are
greatly facilitated) begs to inform Authors and Gentlemen engaged in
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among the Public Records, MSS. in the British Museum, Ancient Wills, or
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History, Topography, Genealogy, or the like, and in which he has had
considerable experience.