_Dr. Maginn's Miscellanies_ (Vol. i., p. 470.).--Mr. Tucker Hunt (brother of Mr. F. Knight Hunt, author of _The Fourth Estate, a History of Newspapers, &c. &c._) showed me some years since a collections of these papers from various sources, which he proposed to publish, and which I was very glad to learn, as I had always regretted that Dr. Maginn had left no memorial of his splendid talents in a seperate publication, but frittered away his genius in periodicals. As "J. M. B." appears very anxious to obtain an authentic reference to any article contributed by the Dr., I think if he could communicate with Mr. Tucker Hunt, it might be of great assistance. I have not the latter's address, but probably a note to the care of his brother's publisher, "D. Bogue, Fleet Street", might lead to a communication. W. H. LAMMIN. Fulham, June 5. 1850 _Living Dog better than a dead Lion_.--For an answer to my Query at Vol. i., pp. 352. 371., where I asked for the authority upon which Baunez gave _Homer_ credit for the expression (which is evidently none of his), "quod leoni mortuo etiam lepores insultant," a friend has referred me to _Antholog. Graec._. 8vo. Lipsiae, 1794, tom. iv. p. 112.; out of which you may, perhaps, think it not too late to insert the following Epigr. xi. [Greek: "Hos apo Hektoros titroskomenou hupo Hellenon,] [Greek: Ballete nun meta potmon emon demas. hotti kai autai] [Greek: Nekrou soma leontos ephubrizousi lagooi."] J. SANSOM. _Gaol Chaplains_ (Vol. ii., p. 22.) were made universal by act of parliament in the fourth year of George IV. Before that they may have existed in some places. In Gloucestershire from 1786. C. B. _Rome Ancient and Modern_ (Vol. ii., p. 21.)--Such a map as your correspondent A. B. M. describes, was at Rome in 1827. It was by Vasi. I got it, but never saw it in England. C. B. _Trianon_ (Vol. ii., p. 47.).--In justice to myself, and in reply to your correspondent C., who believes I have "not the slightest authority" for my explanation of the word _Trianon_, I beg to refer him to the French dictionaries, in some of which, at all events, he will find it thus written: _Trianon_, subst. masc., _a pavilion_. J. K. R. W. * * * * * Miscellanies _Aboriginal Chambers near Tilbury_ (Vol. i., p. 462.).--Mr. Cook, of Abeley, Essex, having seen this Query, which had been kindly quoted into _The Athenaeum_ of the 25th ultimo, communicated to that journal on Saturday, June 1st, the following information respecting two of these caves, the result of a personal examination of them:--