_William Chilcot._--As I am about to reprint an excellent little work, entitled, _Practical Treatise concerning Evil Thoughts_, by William Chilcot, can any of your readers give me any account of his life? The work was originally, I believe, printed in Exeter, 1698, or thereabouts, as I find it in a {39} catalogue of "Books printed for and sold by Philip Bishop, at the Golden Bible over against the Guildhall in Exon, 1702." It was reprinted, "London, 1734," for "Edward Score, over against the Guildhall in Exeter." And again (_privately_), a few years ago. Of the _first_ edition I have never seen a copy, although I am not aware that it is particularly scarce; of the second, copies are not uncommon. If any of your readers could communicate any information regarding the author, I should feel much obliged. RICHARD HOOPER. University Club, Suffolk Street. _Benj. Wheeler's Theological Lectures._--In the year 1819 was published Vol. i. of the _Theological Lectures_ of Benjamin Wheeler, late Regius Professor of Divinity in Oxford. In the preface, it is said-- "The first of the three volumes, in which the Lectures will be comprised, is offered to the public as an experiment of its disposition towards the completion of the work; the favourable entertainment of which will determine the editor's purpose of sending the two remaining volumes after it with all convenient expedition." Can any of your readers inform me whether the MSS. of the two unpublished volumes are preserved, and where they are to be found? W.A. _Sir Alexander Cumming._--A Nova Scotia baronet, living in 1730, of Coulter, called by some, "King of the Cherokees." He married Elizabeth, one of the last coheiresses of the ancient family of _Dennis_, of Pucclechurch, co. Gloucester. Where may be found any account of his connection with the Cherokees; also any thing of his death or descendants? S.S.