POPE JOAN. W. M. H. _is assured that the article in_ No. 81. _was written by_ R. R. M., _and not by the learned author, whose communications we agree with_ W. M. H. _in wishing_ "_we saw still more frequently in our pages_." O. O. _The allusion in Tennyson to_-- "Her, who clasped in her last trance Her murdered father's head," _is to Margaret Roper, who was buried with the head of her father, Sir Thomas More, in her arms. See_ "NOTES AND QUERIES," Vol. iii., p. 10. DUTCH BOOKS. MARTINUS _will feel obliged if_ HIBERNICUS _will forward the Catalogue_ (_he so kindly offers in_ No. 80. p. 378.) _to_ Mr. F. MULLER, _care of Mr. Nutt, bookseller No. 272. Strand_. E. N. W. _The figures above the letters in the motto subscribed to the verses which Joannes Rombouts addressed to Verstegan, point out his Christian name_, Joannes; _those below the letters, his surname_, Rombouts. R. H. _We are unable to furnish any information respecting the volume of_ IRISH ANTIQUITIES _to which our correspondent refers. We will willingly give insertion to any Query on the subject of Ogham Inscriptions generally._ E. S. T. _Will this correspondent kindly adapt his information on_ Bier Ways _as a reply to the Query on the subject?_ T. P. _The "Notes on Almanacks" are under consideration._ LION SYMBOLICAL OF THE RESURRECTION. _We owe it to_ JARLTZBERG _to explain with reference to_ C. P.***'s _remark_, p. 450., _that a_ long _reply to_ MR. EASTWOOD'S _Query was forwarded by him at the time; its_ length _indeed it was which necessarily led to its non-insertion at the time._ REPLIES RECEIVED.--_Encorah and Millicent, &c._--_Prenzie_--_M. or N._--_Local Mints_--_Rev. Mr. Gay_--_Petworth Registers_--_Baronettes_--_Curse of Scotland_--_Nao, a ship_--_Arches of Pelaga_--_Pylche or Pilcher_--_Dozen of Bread, or Baker's Dozen_--_Tinsel_--_Bonnie Cravat_--_Davy Jones's Locker_--_Arms of the Isle of Man_--_Dieu et mon Droit_--_William Hone_--_Cachecope Bell_--_Pallavicini_ CIRCULATION OF OUR PROSPECTUSES BY CORRESPONDENTS. _The suggestion of_ T. E. H., _that by way of hastening the period when we shall be justified in permanently enlarging our Paper to 24 pages, we should forward copies of our_ Prospectus _to correspondents who would kindly enclose them to such friends as they think likely, from their love of literature, to become subscribers to_ "NOTES AND QUERIES," _has already been acted upon by several friendly correspondents, to whom we are greatly indebted. We shall be most happy to forward Prospectuses for this purpose to any other of our friends able and willing thus to assist towards increasing our circulation._