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_E. P._ Schiller's _Wallenstein_ and _Ghost-Seer_, Goethe's _Faust_, and
Kant's _Philosophy_, have been translated into English.

_RECNAC._ We cannot undertake to tell our Correspondent what is the
distinction between Epic and Ballad Poetry.

_Y. S. M._, who writes respecting _Fees for searching Parish Registers_,
is referred to our _4th Vol._, _p. 473._, _and our 5th Vol._, _pp. 36.
207._

_S. A. S. (Bridgewater)._ Will our Correspondent repeat his Query
respecting _Loselerius Vilerius_?

_QUESOR._ Lord Bacon's _History of Henry VII._ was first published in
1622.

_W. B._ The mercury does not lose its power by use, but should when it
becomes oxydized, be strained by squeezing it through wash-leather.

_PROTOSULPH._ The gilding would have been wasted. Our observations
respecting blowing on the glass apply equally when the protosulphate is
used. That developing solution will keep. Stains may be removed from the
finger by cyanide of potassium; but this must be used cautiously, as it
is very poisonous.