Replies to Minor Queries:--"God takes those soonest," &c.--Disinterment for Heresy--The Vellum-bound Junius--Pursuits of Literature--Dutch Books--Engilbert, Archbishop of Treves--Charles Lamb's Epitaph--Charles II. in Wales--"Ex Pede Herculem"--God's Acre--Abbot Eustacius--Vox Populi Vox Dei--Francis Moore and his Almanack 377 MISCELLANEOUS:-- Notes on Books, Sales, Catalogues, &c. 381 Books and Odd Volumes wanted 382 Notices to Correspondents 382 Advertisements 382 * * * * * THE GREAT EXHIBITION, NOTES AND QUERIES, AND CHAUCER'S PROPHETIC VIEW OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE. The first of May, eighteen hundred and fifty-one, will be remembered in the Calendar for centuries after those who witnessed its glories shall have passed away. Its memory will endure with our language; and the Macaulays and Hallams of the time to come will add brilliancy to their pages by recounting the gorgeous yet touching ceremonial of this great Apotheosis of Peace. Peace has occasionally received some foretaste of that day's glory; but only at times, when the sense of its value had been purchased by the horrors which accompany even the most glorious warfare. But never until the reign of Victoria were its blessings thus recognised and thus celebrated, after they had been uninterruptedly enjoyed for upwards of a quarter of a century. Who then, among the thousands assembled around our Sovereign in that eventful scene, but felt his joy heightened by gratitude, that his lot had been cast in these happy days.