"D. O. M. Imperante Carlo VI., Vicregente Comite de Palma, Gubernante Civitatem Comite de Wallis. P. P. P. Vt aCtIonIbVs nostrIs IVste proCeDaMVs." Which gives VCIIVIIVCDMV. 1724. The death of Charles, Infanta of Spain, is thus indicated: "FILIVs ante DIeM patrIos InqVIrIt In annos." 1568. G. E. T. S. R. N. _Stone Pulpits._--A complete list of _ancient_ stone pulpits in England and Wales would be desirable. Their positions should be specified; and whether in use or not, should be stated. I have seen the following: Nantwich, Cheshire; at the junction of north transept and chancel (not used). Bristol Cathedral; adjoining one of the north pillars of nave (not used). Wolverhampton Collegiate Church; adjoining one of south pillars of nave (in use?) T. H. KERSLEY, B.A. Audlem, Nantwich. _Advertisements and Prospectuses._--It is, I believe, the custom for the most part to make wastepaper of the advertisements and prospectuses that are usually stitched up, in considerable numbers, with the popular reviews and magazines. Now, as these adventitious sheets often contain scraps and fragments of contemporaneous intelligence, literary and bibliographical, with occasional artistic illustrations, would it not be well to preserve them, and to bind them up in a separate form at the end of the year; connecting them with the particular review or magazine to which they belonged, but describing also the contents of the volume by a distinct lettering-piece? If the work of destruction of such frail, but frequently interesting records, should go on at the present rate, posterity will be in danger of losing many valuable data respecting the state of British literature at different periods, as depicted by a humbler class of documents, employed by it for the diffusion of its copious productions. JOHN MACRAY. * * * * * Queries. ENGLISH REFUGEES AT YPENSTEIN.