_Arbor Lowe, Stanton Moor, Ayre Family._--Can any of your readers oblige me with information respecting the Druidical remains at Arbor Lowe and Stanton Moor, in the Peak of Derbyshire? I am unable to find any but meagre notices; and in one or two so-called histories of Derbyshire, they are only casually mentioned. Also any particulars concerning the old family of the Ayres, who formerly lived at Birchever, and whose house still stands in a very ruinous condition at the foot of the Routor Rocks? I have heard that some very singular histories are connected with the family. H. [Arbor Lowe and Stanton Moor will be found very fully described by that indefatigable Derbyshire antiquary Mr. Bateman, in his _Vestiges of the Antiquities of Derbyshire_, published in 1848.] _Bishop of Worcester "On the Sufferings of Christ."_--Who was the Bishop of Worcester about the year 1697? I have a book by him _On the Sufferings of Christ_, and it only states by Edward Bishop of Worcester. I presume it is Dr. Stillingfleet. Σιγμα. [This work is by Bishop Stillingfleet; the first edition was published in 1696, and Part II. in 1700, the year following the Bishop's death.] _Lord Clifford._--Is the present Lord Clifford lineally descended from the Lord Clifford who was Lord High Treasurer _temp._ Charles II., or whether he derives through any collateral branch? CLERICUS. [The present Lord Clifford, the eighth baron, is lineally descended from Thomas first Baron Clifford of Chudleigh, who was so created 22nd April, 1672.] _Latin Translation of Sarpi's Council of Trent._--Can any one inform me who translated this into Latin? I have a copy of an early edition, without printer's name or place of publication, and with the fictitious name _Petri Suavis Polani_; an anagram, though not an accurate one, of _Pauli, Sarpis, Veneti_. The date is 1622, and over it is the device of a man under a tree, round which a vine twines, with "non solus" on a scroll. At the foot of the title-page is a MS. note in the handwriting of Rev. Francis Boult, who was a dissenting minister in Shrewsbury about a hundred years ago. It would enable those who have access to public libraries (which I have not) to answer the question above proposed. _Si scire cupias quis interpres hanc historiam ex Italico in Latinum sermonem verterit, consula opusculum Degorii Wheare, Relectiones Hyamales vocatum pag. 219 et 220._ E. H. D. D. [This is the first edition of the very inaccurate Latin translation of Sarpi's _Council of Trent_. The first two chapters were translated by Sir Adam Newton, and the last two by William Bedell, afterwards Bishop of Kilmore.] _Livery Stables._--What is the meaning of _livery_ stables, and when were they first so called? J. C. W.