Tempest; it will be preferable by Sea and Land, being portable; and will be found to be very exact and useful. "1st. In the first place, if the weather is to be fine, the substance of the composition will remain entirely at the bottom, and the liquid will be very clear. "2nd. Previous to changeable weather for rain, the substance will rise gradually, and the liquid will be very clear, with a small star in motion. "3rd. Before a storm or extraordinary high wind, the substance will be partly at the top, and will appear in form of a large leaf, and the liquid will be very heavy and in a fermentation. This will give notice twenty-four hours before the weather changes. "4th. In winter time generally the substance will lie rather higher, particularly in snowy weather or white frost; the composition will be very white, with white spots in motion. "5th. In the summer time, the weather being very hot and fine, the substance will be quite low. "6th. To know which quarter the wind or storm came from, you will observe the substance will lie close to the bottle on the opposite side to that quarter from which the spondent? MR. PEMBERTON GIPPS. Where can we forward a letter to this correA. None of the books you mention are rare. Their value depends entirely upon their condition, binding, &c. INVESTIGATOR. There is no charge for the insertion of Queries, nor for Books Wanted. Our bookselling friends have lately made such large demands upon our space under this head, that we have been compelled to which they are in search, not enjoyed by private students, they will, we are sure, not complain of this arrangement." An instance has come under my own notice of an old church, or rather chapel of ease, being pulled down, and a new one built on the site, in which the old pre-reformation dedication was altered out of compliment to one of the principal omit their Lists. As they have, however, facilities for getting books of contributors to the funds. The church in ancient days was dedicated to St. Thomas of Canterbury. It now bears the name of St. Mark the Evangelist. EDWARD PEACOCK. QUOTATIONS WANTED (2nd S. ix. 446.) – 1. "Words are fools' pence, and the wise man's counters." "Words are wise men's counters, they do but reckon by them; but they are the money of fools.". Hobbes's Leviathan (Hallam's Literature of Europe, iii. 285.) 4. "Politeness is benevolence in trifles." B. S. I. We understand that Mr. Sims has in contemplation a new edition of his Index to the Heralds' Visitations, which will include an account of the Davy MSS. and other similar collections. ALIQUIS. The Earl of Derby's letter to Ireton is printed in Hume's History of England, the Gent. Mag., and most of the works on the Isle of Man. J.J. S. For notices of the Band and Stole, see our 1st S. ii. 76. 126. 174: vii. 143. 215. 269. 335. ERRATUM.-2nd S. ix. p. 494. col. ii. 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Bible by Barker, 1641, 388.; with Beza's notes, 1642, Bible of 1631, misprint in 7th Commandment, 33. Translators' Preface, 195. Blake family, 388. Blue: "True Blue," colour of the Covenanters, 289. Bocardo, an Oxford prison, 16. Bocase tree in Northamptonshire, 274. Bodmin church register, extract from, 81. Boevey (Mrs. Catherine), the "Perverse Widow," 222. Boileau (J. P.) on church chests, 63. Bolingbroke (Lord), "Essay on a Patriot King" burnt, Bolled, as used in Exod. ix. 31., 28. 251. 309. 349. 394. Bonaparte (Napoleon), his marriage, 220.; his testi- Bonaventure (St.), imitation of the Te Deum, 31. 407. Book labels on tinted paper, 196. "Book of Hy-Many," 54. Book-stall collectors, 92. Book, the first printed in Greenland, 442. Books, antipapistical, before the Reformation, 26. Books dedicated to the Deity, 180. 266. 309. 350. Books recently published: :- Adams's Notes on the Geology, &c., of England, 476. Blacker's Sketches of Booterstown and Donny- Bode's Hymns from the Gospel of the Day, 114. Burrows's Parochial Sermons, 134. Delepierre's History of Flemish Literature, 436. Dollman's Analysis of Ancient Domestic Archi- Doran's Book of the Princes of Wales, 235. Donoghue's Memoir of the O'Briens, 455. Ellis's Chapter on Wives, 496. Fairholt's Gog and Magog, 18. Fitzpatrick's Career of Lady Morgan, 376. Letts' Extract Book for Scraps, 18. Macaulay (Lord), Miscellaneous Writings, 496. Moore's Memoirs, Journal, and Correspondence, 74. Morel's Moralistes Orientaux, 35. Muir's Pagan or Christian Architecture, 190. Old Dramatists (Routledge), 416.. Pagès's Bibliographie Japonaise, 210. Papworth's Dictionary of Coats of Arms, 415. Pinks's Country Trips, 56. Plain Spoken Words to Dr. Dodge, 134. Quarterly Review, No. 213., 74.; No. 214., 335. Reeves's Stereoscopic Cabinet, 56. Ridgway's Gem of Thorney Island, 134. Rowan (Dr.) on the Olde Countess of Desmonde, 455. 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