M. D. _Names of Planets--Spade._--Would any of your correspondents give me some information respecting the _names_ of the different planets of our system, whether their titles are coeval with the apotheosis of the various denizens of Olympus whose names they bear; or whether such names were bestowed upon the heavenly bodies at some later date in honour of those divinities? I should also like to hear explained, how the word _spade_, which from its affinities in other languages would appear to have originally meant _sword_, ever came to be transferred from a weapon of war to the useful and harmless implement it now designates. [Greek: Ouden]. _Arms in painted Glass._--The following arms have recently been found in some decorated windows of the early part of the fourteenth century. Information as to whom belonging would be esteemed a favour. 1. Gules, a chevron, or. 2. Quarterly, first and fourth gules, a mullet, or, second and third sable, a cross, or. 3. Argent, on a chevron, or, three bucks' heads caboshed, tincture indistinct, probably sable. QUÆRENS. _The Sign of "The Two Chances."_--An inn, at Clun, in this county, bears the unusual sign of "The Two Chances." What can this mean? Mine host is also Registrar of Births and Deaths for the district. Does it refer to _these two chances_? GEORGE S. MASTER. Welsh-Hampton, Salop. _Consecrators of English Bishops._--It may appear a waste of space to insert in your columns my Queries on this subject, but when you consider that I have been an exile in India for the last eleven years, and consequently unable to refer, in this country, to authorities, which are easily accessible at home, I venture to hope that you will not only give a place to this, but also that you, or some clerical reader of "N. & Q.," will afford me the required information.