Part 5

_Confirmation Superstition_ (Vol. vi., p. 601.).--It is singular, that though the office is called "the laying on of _hands_," the rubric says, "the bishop shall lay his _hand_ on the head of every one severally." When was the [Greek: epithesis cheirôn] (Heb. vi. 2.) changed into an [Greek: epithesis cheiros]?

A. A. D.

_Degree of B.C.L._ (Vol. vii., p. 38.).--On Feb. 25, 1851, a statute was passed at Oxford, by Convocation, which requires that the candidate for the degree of B.C.L. should have passed his examination for the degree of B.A., and attended one course of lectures with the Regius Professor of Civil Law. In the case of particular colleges, twenty terms must have been kept: by members of other colleges, twenty-four terms must have been completed. The examination is upon the four books, or any part of them, of the _Institutes of Justinian_, or works which serve to illustrate them in the science of civil law, of which six months' notice is previously given by the Regius Professor.

At Cambridge, a B.A. of four years' standing can be admitted LL.B. The candidate must have passed the previous examination; attended the lectures of the professor for three terms; be examined; and after four years' standing, and residence of three terms, keep his act.

MACKENZIE WALCOTT, M.A.

_Robert Heron_ (Vol. vi., p. 389.).--The literary career of this individual in London is selected by D'Israeli as an illustration of his _Calamities of Authors_. Some farther particulars of him, in an editorial capacity, will be found in _Fraser's Magazine_, vol. xx. p. 747.

WILLIAM BATES.

Birmingham.

_Shakspeare's "Twelfth Night"_ (Vol. vii., p. 51.).--If the term "case," as applied to apparel, requires any further elucidation, it may be found in the "Certaine opening and drawing Distiches," prefixed to Coryat's _Crudities_, 4to., 1611. And the engraved title, which the verses are intended to explain, places before the eye, in a most unmistakeable form, the articles which compose a man's "case."

F. S. Q.

_Catcalls_ (Vol. vi., pp. 460. 559.).--For a long and humorous dissertation upon this instrument, I beg to refer your sceptical correspondent M. M. E. to page 130. of a scarce and amusing little work, entitled _A Taste of the Town, or a Guide to all Publick Diversions, &c._; London, printed and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster, 1731, 12mo. The passages are not unworthy of transcription; but, I fear, would be too long for insertion in your columns.

WILLIAM BATES.

Birmingham.

"_Plurima, pauca, nihil_," (Vol. vi., p. 511.; Vol. vii., p. 96.).--The following couplet will be found in Jo. Burch. Menckenii _De Charlataneria Eruditorum Declamationes_, page 181. of the edit. Amst. 1727. The lines are there given as a specimen of "versus quos Galli vocant _rapportez_:"

"Vir simplex, fortasse bonus, sed Pastor ineptus, Vult, tentat, peragit, plurima, pauca, nihil."

N. B.

I have met with the following metrical proverb, which may afford satisfaction to your correspondent, which dates certainly before 1604:

"Modus retinendorum amicorum.

Temporibus nostris quicunque placere laborat, Det, capiat, quærat, plurima, pauca, nihil."

Also this:

"Plurima des, perpauca petas, nil accipe: si nil Accipias, et pauca petas, et plurima dones, Gratus eris populo, te mille sequentur amici. Si nihilum trades, citò eris privatus amico: Plurima si quæres, multam patiêre repulsam: Si multa accipias, populus te dicet avarum. Nil cape, pauca petas, des plurima, habebis amicos."

W. C. H.

_Ben Jonson's adopted Sons_ (Vol. v., pp. 537. 588.).--I had made some Notes on this subject, but have never seen stated that their number was limited to _twelve_. I have got _ten_ on _my_ list, but am unable at present to give my authorities; but I can assure your INQUIRER, at p. 537., that their names are _honestly_ come by:

"Thomas Randolph, Richard Brome, William Cartwright, Sir Henry Morrison, James Howell, Joseph Rutter, Robert Herrick, Lord Falkland, Sir John Suckling, Shackerly Marmion."

S. WMSON.

_Mistletoe_ (Vol. vi., p. 589.).--Mistletoe grows on _one oak_ in Hackwood Park, near Basingstoke, where it is extremely plentiful on hawthorns.

J. P. O.

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Miscellaneous.

NOTES ON BOOKS, ETC.

The Camden Society has, after a long silence, just issued a volume, _The Camden Miscellany, Volume the Second_, which from the variety and interest of its contents, cannot but be acceptable to all the members. These contents are, I. _Account of the Expenses of John of Brabant, and Henry and Thomas of Lancaster, 1292-93._--II. _Household Account of the Princess Elizabeth, 1551-52._--III. _The Bequeste and Suite of a True-hearted Englishman, written by William Cholmeley, 1553._--IV. _Discovery of the Jesuits' College at Clerkenwell in March, 1627-28._--V. _Trelawny Papers._--VI. _Autobiography of William Taswell, D. D._ This, which is the first book for the year 1852-53, will be immediately followed by a volume of _Verney Papers_, editing by Mr. Bruce; and this probably by _The Domesday of St. Paul's_, editing by Archdeacon Hale, or _The Correspondence of Lady Brilliana Harley_, editing by the Rev. T. T. Lewis. Early in the ensuing Camden year, which commences on the 1st of May, two volumes of considerable interest may be looked for, namely, _The Roll of the Household Expenses of Richard Swinfield, Bishop of Hereford, in the years 1289-90, with illustrations from other and coeval Documents_ by the Rev. John Webb; and _Regulæ Inclusarum, The Ancren Rewle, A Treatise on the Rules and Duties of Monastic Life, addressed to a Society of Anchorites by Simon of Ghent_, a work valuable for philology, for it is written in the semi-Saxon dialect of the thirteenth century, and curious for its illustration of ancient manners. It will be accompanied by a translation by the Rev. James Morton, the editor.

_The Architectural, Archæological, and Historic Society for the County, City, and Neighbourhood of Chester_, has just published the Second Part of its Journal, in which objects of local interest are made available for much instructive information; and to accomplish which the conductors have, and as we think wisely, preferred a great number of apt illustrations, executed without any pretence to artistic skill, to a _few_ expensive and highly-finished engravings.

Our Dutch neighbours seem to enjoy as much as ourselves the humour of Charles Dickens. Not only is _Bleak House_ regularly translated as it appears, but in a bookseller's circular which has just reached us, we see announced translations of the _Sketches by Boz_, and of a _Selection from Household Words_.

There is much tact required in writing for children, and no small share of this is exhibited in a _History of France for Children_, which Viscount Cranborne has just compiled for the use of his nieces. The principal events are brought forward in succession, and related in a plain, unaffected style, well calculated for youthful readers.

BOOKS RECEIVED.--_Joan of Arc, by Lord Mahon_, the new number of Murray's _Railway Library_, is a reprint, from the noble author's _Historical Essays_, of his careful summary of Joan's extraordinary history.--_Cyclopædia Bibliographica, a Library Manual of Theological and General Literature_, the fifth part of Mr. Darling's most useful guide for authors, preachers, students, and literary men.--_Synodalia, a Journal of Convocation_, Nos. 1. to 4.; four parts of a monthly periodical, instituted not so much for the purpose of securing immediately synodical action in the Church, as with the view of preparing the public mind for its reception.--_Ferdinand I. and Maximilian II. of Austria, or a view of the Religion and Political State of Germany after the Reformation._ An able and instructive essay by Professor Von Ranke, well translated for _Longman's Traveller's Library_ by Sir A. and Lady Duff Gordon.--_Kidd's Own Journal for January, 1853_. The new number of a journal which deserves the notice of all lovers of natural history and keepers of pets.--_Remains of Pagan Saxondom, principally from Tumuli in England_, by J. Y. Akerman; Part III., containing _Beads, Crystal Ball, and Bulla_ from Breach Down, and _Glass Vase_ from Cuddesden, drawn of their original size and coloured.

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CHRONON-HO-TON-THOLOGOS, by H. CAREY.

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HAYWARD'S BRITISH MUSEUM. 3 Vols. 12mo. 1738.

THEOBALD'S SHAKSPEARE RESTORED. 4to. 1726.

ILLUSTRATED COMMENTARY ON THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS. Vol. I. 1840. Knight.

HISTORY OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT, by PRIDEAUX. Vol I. 1717-18.

MENAGERIES--QUADRUPEDS: "Library of Entertaining Knowledge," Vol. II.

PETER SIMPLE. Illustrated Edition. Saunders and Otley. Vols. II. and III.

HISTORICAL MEMOIRS OF QUEENS OF ENGLAND, by HANNAH LAWRANCE. Vol. II.

INGRAM'S SAXON CHRONICLE. 4to. London, 1823.

NEWMAN'S FERNS. Large Edition.

ENIGMATICAL ENTERTAINER. Nos. I. and II. 1827 and 1828. Sherwood & Co.

NORTHUMBRIAN MIRROR. New Series. 1841, &c.

BRITISH DIARY FOR 1794, by COTES and HALL.

REUBEN BURROW'S DIARIE, 1782-1788.

MARRAT'S SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL. New York.

MATHEMATICAL CORRESPONDENT (American).

LEEDS CORRESPONDENT. Vol. V., Nos. 1, 2, and 3.

MATHEMATICAL MISCELLANY. 1735.

WHITING'S SELECT EXERCISES, with KEY.

WALTON AND COTTON'S ANGLER, by HAWKINS. Part II. 1784.

DE LA CROIX'S CONNUBIA FLORUM. Bathoniæ, 1791. 8vo.

REID'S HISTORICAL BOTANY. Windsor, 1826. 3 Vols. 12mo.

ANTHOLOGIA BOREALIS ET AUSTRALIS.

FLORILEGIUM SANCTARUM ASPIRATIONUM.

LADERCHII ANNALES ECCLESIASTICI, 3 tom. fol. Romæ, 1728-1737.

TOWNSEND'S PARISIAN COSTUMES. 3 Vols. 4to. 1831-1839.

THE BOOK OF ADAM.

THE TESTAMENTS OF THE TWELVE PATRIARCHS, THE SONS OF JACOB.

MASSINGER'S PLAYS, by GIFFORD. Vol. IV. 8vo. Second Edition. 1813.

SPECTATOR. Vols. V and VII. 12mo. London, 1753.

COSTERUS (FRANÇOIS) CINQUANTE MEDITATIONS DE TOUTE L'HISTOIRE DE LA PASSION DE NOSTRE SEIGNEUR. 8vo. Anvers, Christ. Plantin.; or any of the works of Costerus in any language.

GUARDIAN. 12mo.

WHAT THE CHARTISTS ARE. A Letter to English Working Men, by a Fellow-Labourer. 12mo. London, 1848.

LETTER OF CHURCH RATES, by RALPH BARNES. 8vo. London, 1837.

COLMAN'S TRANSLATION OF HORACE DE ARTE POETICA. 4to. 1783.

BOSCAWEN'S TREATISE ON SATIRE. London, 1797.

JOHNSON'S LIVES (Walker's Classics). Vol. I.

TITMARSH'S PARIS SKETCH-BOOK. Post 8vo. Vol. I. Macrone, 1840.

FIELDING'S WORKS. Vol. XI. (being second of "Amelia.") 12mo. 1808.

HOLCROFT'S LAVATER. Vol. I. 8vo. 1789.

{169} OTWAY. Vols. I. and II. 8vo. 1768.

EDMONDSON'S HERALDRY. Vol. II. Folio, 1780.

SERMONS AND TRACTS, by W. ADAMS, D.D.

BEN JONSON'S WORKS. (London, 1716. 6 Vols.) Vol. II. wanted.

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J. F. (Halifax). _How can a letter be addressed to this Correspondent?_

J. O., _who inquired respecting_ Johanna Southcote. _How can we forward a letter to him?_

MOUSEY. _A cat is called_ Grimalkin, _or more properly_ Gray Malkin, _from the name of a Fiend supposed to assume the shape of a cat. Shakspeare, in his_ Macbeth, _makes the First Witch exclaim_,

"I come, Graymalkin."

E. J. G. _We must refer our Correspondent to the critical commentators on the passage: Lowth or Wintle, for instance._

INQUISITOR, _who writes respecting_ Rotten Row, _is referred to our_ 1st Vol., p. 441.; 2nd Vol., p. 235.; _and our_ 5th Vol., pp. 40. 160.

F. R. D. (Dublin). _The arms on the impression of the seal forwarded by our Correspondent are obviously German, from the helmet, the style of lambrequin, and more particularly from the charges or bearings of which the coat is composed. It is probably of the date assigned to it by_ F. R. D.

SHAW'S STAFFORD MSS. _We have a note for our Correspondent on this subject_, N. C. L. _Where shall it be sent?_

O. G. _Will our Correspondent kindly favour us with the notices of Dr. Deacon contained in Townshend's_ Common-Place Book, _for the benefit of another member of the literary brotherhood, who, we know, has been for some time past making collections for a Life of that remarkable Nonjuring bishop?_

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PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY. _All communications respecting this Society should be addressed to the Honorary Secretary, "Roger Fenton, Esq., 2. Albert Terrace, Albert Road, Regent's Park."_

_Errata._--No. 171. p. 136. col. 2. line 48. for "with" read "in;" and p. 137. col. 1. l. 18. for "remark" read "mask."

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