J. D. LUCAS (Bristol). _The inscription is Dutch, and means "Praise God for
all things."_
WALTER J. WATTS _will find much of the literary history of the_ Travels of
Baron Munchausen, _which were written in ridicule of Bruce, the Abyssinian
traveller, in our_ 3rd Vol., pp. 117, 305, 453.
P. P. _Longfellow_ is _an American, having been born at Portland. He is
now, we believe, Professor of Modern Languages and Belles Lettres at
Cambridge University, U.S._
A BRITON _must be aware that if we were so far to depart from our plan of
avoiding religious controversy, as to insert his Query, we should be
inviting endless disputes and discussions, such as our pages could not
contain, or our readers endure._
C. M. I. _The sides of the stage are described in Stage Directions as_
O. P. _and_ P. S., _i. e._ Opposite Promp. (_or_ Prompter) _and_ Promp.
Side.
GENERAL SIR DENNIS PACK (Vol. vii., p. 453.).--_"As the purport of the
Query may be defeated by two misprints in my communication relative to this
gallant soldier, may I beg of your readers for 'French rebels,' to
substitute 'Irish rebels;' and for 'Ballinakell,' 'Ballinakill.' I am
willing to lay the blame of these errata on my own cacography, rather than
on the printer's back._