[A volume of his poems was published anonymously by Dodsley, and entitled _Odes and Epistles_; containing an Ode on his own Conversion from Popery: London, 1739, 8vo., 2nd edit. There are also other pieces by him in Dodsley's Collection, and the _New Foundling Hospital for Wit_. He also published _Faith_, a Poem; a strange attempt to overturn the Epicurean doctrine by that of the Trinity; and _Verses to the Queen_; with a New Year's Gift of Irish Manufacture, 1775, 4to.] _Huntbach MSS._--Can you tell me where the Huntbach MSS. now lie? Shaw, in his _History of Staffordshire_, drew largely from them. URSUS. [Dr. Wilkes's Collections, with those of Fielde, Huntbach, Loxdale, and Shaw, as also the engraved plates and drawings, published and unpublished, relative to the _History of Staffordshire_, were, in the year 1820, in the possession of William Hamper, F.S.A., Deritend House, Birmingham.] {150} _Holy Loaf Money._--In Dr. Whitaker's _Whalley_, p. 149., mention is made of holy loaf money. What is meant by this? T. I. W. [This seems to be some ecclesiastical due payable on Hlaf-mass, or Loaf-mass, commonly called Lammas-Day (August 1st). See Somner and Junius. It was called Loaf or Bread-mass, because it was a day of oblation of grain, or of bread made of new wheat; and was also the holiday of St. Peter ad Vincula, when Peter-pence were paid. Du Cange likewise mentions the _Panis benedictus_, and that money was given by the recipients of it on the following occasion:--"Since the catechumens," says he, "before baptism could neither partake of the Divine Mysteries, nor consequently of the Eucharist, a loaf was consecrated and given to them by the priest, whereby they were prepared for receiving the body of Christ."] _St. Philip's, Bristol._--Can you inform me when the Church of St. Philip, Bristol, was made parochial, and in what year the Priory of Benedictines, mentioned by William de Worcester in connexion with this church, was dissolved, and when founded? E. W. GODWIN. [Neither Dugdale nor Tanner could discover any notices of this priory, except the traditionary account preserved in William of Worcester, p. 20.: "---- juxta Cimiterium et Ecclesiam Sancti Philippi, ubi quondam ecclesia religiosorum et Prioratus scituatur." It was probably a cell to the Tewkesbury monastery; and the historians of Bristol state, that the exact time when it became parochial is not known; but it was very early, being mentioned in Gaunt's deeds before the year 1200; and, like St. James's, became a parish church through the accession of inhabitants.] _Foreign Universities._--Is there any history of the University of Bologna? or where can be found any account of the foundation and constitution of the foreign universities in general? J. C. H. R.