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Notices to Correspondents.

A. J. N. (Birmingham). _Will this Correspondent let us see the papers
respecting_ John Henderson?

J. C. K. _The coin is a penny of Henry III., struck in London._

MR. PINKERTON'_s letter has been forwarded to_ EIRIONNACH.

F. C. J. _We cannot discover that James Murray, the second and last Earl of
Annandale, was executed. The Earl joined Montrose after the battle of
Kilsyth, and upon that heroic chieftain's defeat retired to England, where
he died in 1658. At his death the titles of Annandale, Annand, and Murray
of Lochmaben, became extinct, and those of Stormont and Scoon devolved on
David, second Lord Balvaird, who married the Earl's widow. See the_ Earldom
of Mansfield _in Burke's_ Peerage.

SANDER'S HISTORY OF SHENSTONE.--_Will any reader of_ "N. & Q." _oblige me
by lending me a copy of Sander's_ History of Shenstone? _Of course I would
pay the carriage and expenses. A letter would find me directed_, CID, _Post
Office, Stourbridge, Worcestershire._

B. H. A. _For the derivation of_ Czar, _see our_ last Volume, pp. 150. 226.
422.

T. H. _On the Lord Mayor being a Privy Councillor, see our_ Fourth Volume
passim.

S. C. (Norwich). _The line_--

"When Greeks joined Greeks then was the tug of war"

--_is from Lee's_ Alexander the Great.

PISCATOR _will find ample illustration of_ "ampers and _and the character_
&" _in our_ last Volume (8th), pp. 173. 223. 254. 327. 376. 524.

A. BADEN, Jun., _will find that his Query respecting the pronunciation of_
Tea _in Queen Anne's time, has already been treated of in the curious
discussion on_ Irish Rhymes _in our_ 6th, 7th, and 8th Volumes.

X. Y. Z. _Brother-german is a brother by the father's or mother's side, in
contradistinction to a uterine brother, or by the mother only._

E. H. McL. _Some examples of _wage_, the singular of _wages_, a