It is dedicated "To the Honourable Col. Archibald Row, Colonel of the Royal Regiment of Scots Fuzileers," and signed "W. Ayloffe." Then follows an introduction of six pages. Should the above be useful to MR. STERNBERG, I shall feel pleasure in having made the communication by means of the useful and intelligent publication of "N. & Q." GODDARD JOHNSON. _Plan of London_ (Vol. vii., p. 382.).--L. S. W. asks whether there is a good plan of London, and answers his Query thus, _None_. I beg to differ from him, believing that no city in the world possesses so good a plan as that lately made under the late Commissioners of Sewers. It is true I and my tenants have paid very dearly for it, but having examined both the reduced plan and block plan very carefully, am compelled to admit their accuracy. It is published in sheets at two shillings each; size, three feet by two feet; scale of _block plan_, five feet to one mile; _reduced plan_, one foot to one mile. On each plan accurate levels of every place is given. An index-map, price threepence, is also published. A. P. Canonbury. _Syriac Scriptures_ (Vol. vii., p. 479.).--The editions of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, preceding the Bible Society's edition, are,-- 1. Nov. Testam. Syriac. et Arabic. Romae, typis Sacr. Cong. de prop. Fide, 1703, fol. 2. Nov. D. N. Jesu Christi Test. Syriac. cum versione Latina, curra et studio Joh. Leusden et Caroli Schaaf. Secunda editio a mendis purgata. Lugduni. Bat. Typ. Jo. Mulleri. John. fil. apud Vid. et fil. Cornel. Boutesteyn, Samuelem Luchtmans, 1717, 4to. 3. Biblia Sacra quadrilinguia N. T. Graeci, cum versione Syriaca, Graeca vulgari, Latina, et Germanica, accurante M. Christ. Reineccio, Lips. 1713, fol. 4. Psalter, by John. Aug. Dathe, 1768. {584} 5. Sacrorum evangeliorum versio Syriaca Pholoxeniana ex codd. MSS. Ridleianis, nunc primum edita cum interpretatione et annotationibus Josephi White. Oxon. 1778. 6. Pentateuchus Syriace. Ex Polyglottis Anglicanis summa fide edidit M. Georgius Guil. Kirsch. Gymnasii quod Hofae est, in Principatu Baruthino Rector. Hofae et Lipsiae ap. A. Fr. Boehm, 1787, 4to. An elaborate criticism on No. 5. (the Oxford edit.) appears in Eichhorn's _Repertorium_, vol. vii. p. 1., by D. Gottlob Christian Storr. T. J. BUCKTON. Birmingham. _Meaning of "Worth"_ (Vol. v., p. 509.).--As this suffix enters into the composition of many of our English surnames, particularly in the northern counties, MR. LOWER (and probably your readers in general) will be glad to have the explanation of an able Anglo-Saxon scholar and antiquary, the late lamented Mr. John Just of this town, whose merits as a philosopher and etymologist were highly appreciated by the learned societies in this district. It occurs in a paper read at a chapter of the Rosicrucians in Manchester a few months since: