_The Camp in Bulstrode Park_.--Is there any published account of this camp having been opened? It is well worth the examination of a competent antiquary.... It is not even alluded to in Mr. Jesse's _Favourite Haunts_, nor does that gentleman appear to have visited the interesting village of "Hedgerley" (anciently _Hugely_), or Jordans, the Quakers' Meeting-house, and burial-place of Penn, between Beaconsfield and Chalfont. Chalfont was anciently written Chalfhunt, and is by the natives still called Charffunt; and Hunt is a very common surname in this parish: there was, however, Tobias Chalfont, Rector of Giston, who died 1631. "Chal" appears to be a common prefix. In Chalfont (St. Peter's) is an inscription to _Sir_ Robert Hamson, Vycar, alluded to in Boutell's _Brasses_. In a cupboard under the gallery staircase is a copper helmet, which, prior to the church having been beautified in 1822, was suspended on an iron bracket with a _bit of rag_, as it then looked, to the best of my memory. I have heard that it belonged to the family of Gould of Oak End, extinct. A.C. * * * * * _Hobit_, a measure of corn in Wales; what is the derivation? A.C. * * * * * REPLIES. DR. PERCY AND THE POEMS OF THE EARL OF SURREY. I have the means of showing what Dr. Percy did with the poems of the Earl of Surrey, because I have a copy of the work now before me. It can hardly be said that he "prepared an edition" of those poems, as supposed by your correspondent "G." on the authority of Watts's _Bibliotheca Britannica_, but he made an exact reprint of the _Songes and Sonnettes written by the Right Honorable Lorde Henry Haward, late Earle of Surrey, and other_, which was printed _Apud Richardum Tottell. Cum privilegio ad imprimendum solum_. 1557. The Bishop of Dromere made no attempt at editing the work much beyond what was necessary to secure an exact reimpression. He prefixed no Life of Surrey (a point "G." wishes to ascertain); and, in fact, the book was never completed. It contains considerably more than the reprint of the poems of Lord Surrey, and was intended to consist of two volumes with separate pagination; the first volume extending to p. 272., and the second to p. 342.