199. _Praed's Works._--Can any reader of "NOTES AND QUERIES" inform me if there be a collected edition of the works of Praed? Many of your readers are familiar with his fugitive pieces published in Knight's _Quarterly Magazine_, _The Etonian_, and other periodicals. And all, I am sure, who are acquainted with him, would be glad to see his graceful and elegant productions published in a collected form. K. S. 200. _Folietani._--Who founded the order of _Folietani_, or leaf-eaters (to the exclusion of all grain and meat)? where and when? What Pope dissolved the order, and is the Bull extant? A. N. 201. _Berlin Mean Time._--In the _Nautical Almanac_ the day is supposed to commence at noon according to the custom of English astronomers. Foreigners, however, ordinarily commence the astronomical day at midnight, at least those of France, Germany, Italy, and Spain do. But can you or any of your correspondents tell me whether it is from the midnight succeeding, or the midnight preceding our noon of the same number? For instance, taking the longitude of Berlin to be 0h 53m 35s .5 East, would the present moment, which is September 17, 3h 40m 30s Greenwich mean time, if expressed in Berlin mean time, be September 17, 16h 34m 5s .5, or would it be September 16, 16h 34m 5s .5? (I have reckoned to days by ordinals, as, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, &c., without a 0-day, which, however, the foreigners generally use, employing a cardinal number, the hours minutes, and seconds being considered as a fraction to be added.) I ask this question because so many things now are announced in Berlin mean time. DX. 202. _De Foe's House at Stoke Newington._--About the year 1722 De Foe built here a large and handsome house for his own residence. Is it still standing, and where? Many mansions in the neighbourhood appear to have been erected about that time. SPERIEND. 203. _Oxford Fellowships._-- "Upon this occasion I might repeat what I have observed before, page 33. of these _Annals_, where the highest fellowships in Oxford in 1534 or 1535 did not exceed 6_l._ 13_s._ 4_d._, nor the lowest fall under 3_l._, and that was in Brazen Nose College; at which time New College fellowships were but rated at 3_l._ 9_s._ 4_d._, nor any of Magdalen fellowships (_except two for Yorkshire that were obliged to go and preach in the countries abroad_) above 3_l._ 15_s._ 4_d._, as may be found in Mr. Twine's MS."--Smith's _Annals of Univ. Coll._ p. 372. Can any of your correspondents throw any light upon the parenthetical clause printed in Italics? E. H. A. 204. _Leonard Fell and Judge Fell._--Mr. Josiah Marsh, in _A popular Life of George Fox_, 8vo., London, 1847, p. 83., mentions "Leonard Fell of Becliff, a brother of the judge."