"_The Brazen Head._"--Will any reader of "N. & Q." be good enough to inform the undersigned where he can obtain, by purchase or by loan, the perusal of any part or parts of the above-mentioned work? It was published as a serial in 1828 or 1829. A. F. A. W. Swillington. _Portrait of Baron Lechmere._--Can any of your correspondents inform me if there is any engraved portrait in existence of the celebrated Whig, Lord Lechmere, Baron of Evesham, who died at Camden House, London, in the year 1727, and lies buried in the church of Hanley Castle, near Upton-on-Severn, co. Worcester? While on the subject of portraits, some of your correspondents may be glad to learn that an excellent catalogue of engraved portraits is now passing through the press, by Messrs. Evans and Sons, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, of which forty-six numbers are issued. J. B. WHITBORNE. {40} _"Essay for a New Translation of the Bible," and "Letters on Prejudice."_--A friend of mine has requested me to inquire through "N. & Q." who are the authors of the undermentioned books, in his possession? _An Essay for a New Translation of the Bible_, one volume 8vo.: "printed for R. Gosling, 1727." Dedicated to the Bishops: the dedication signed "H. R."--_Letters on Prejudice_, two volumes 8vo.: "in which the nature, causes, and consequences of prejudice in religion are considered, with an application to the present times:" printed for Cadell in the Strand; and Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1822. W. W. T. _David Garrick._--In the sale catalogue of Isaac Reed's books is a lot described as "Letter of David Garrick against Mr. Stevens, with Observations by Mr. Reed, MS. and printed." Can any of your correspondents inform me in whose possession is this letter with Reed's observations; whether Garrick's letter was published; and, if so, what public library contains a copy? G. D. _Aldiborontophoskophornio._--Will you or some of your readers inform me in what play, poem, or tale this hero, with so formidable a name, is to be found? F. R. S. _Quotations wanted._--Will you or some of your correspondents tell _where_ this sentence occurs: "It requireth great cunning for a man to seem to know that which he knoweth not?" Miss Edgeworth gives it as from Lord Bacon. _I_ cannot find it. Also, _where_ this very superior line: "Life is like a game of tables, the chances are not in our power, but the playing is?" _This_ I have seen quoted as from Jeremy Taylor, but _where_? I have looked his works carefully through: it is so clever that it _must_ be from a superior mind. And _where_, in Campbell, is "A world without a sun?" This, I _believe_, is in _Gertrude of Wyoming_. Excuse this trouble, Mr. Editor; but you are now become the general referee in puzzles of _this_ kind. A. B.