Notes and Queries, Number 191, June 25, 1853

Walker's Particles. 8vo. old calf, 1683.

Warner's Sermons. 2 Vols. Longman, about 1818.

Author's Printing and Publishing Assistant. 12mo., cloth. 1842.

Sanders' History of Shenstone in Staffordshire. J. Nichols, London. 1794. Two Copies.

Herbert's Carolina Threnodia. 8vo. 1702.

Theobald's Shakspeare Restored. 4to. 1726.

Sermons by the Rev. Robert Wake, M.A. 1704, 1712, &c.

History of Ancient Wilts, by Sir R. C. Hoare. The last three Parts.

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Notices to Correspondents

Being anxious to include as many Replies as possible in our present Number, in order that they may be found in the same Volume with the Queries to which they relate, we have omitted for this week our usual Photographic Correspondence, as well as our Notes on Books, and several interesting articles, which are in type.

Mr. Lyte's Treatment of Positives shall appear next week.

C. Mansfield Ingleby.—The passage—-

"The soul's dark cottage," &c.

is from Waller. See some curious illustrations of it in our 3rd Vol., pp. 154, 155.

W. Ewart. We should he glad to have an opportunity of looking at the collection of Epithets to which our correspondent refers.

Jarltzberg's Query in our next. His other articles shall have early attention.

Juvenis. We must repeat that we cannot undertake the invidious task of recommending our Correspondents where to purchase their photographic apparatus and materials. Our advertising columns give ample information. The demand for cheap apparatus, if it becomes general, will be sure to be supplied.

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