317. _Sir Henry Tichborne's Journal._--I should be obliged to any of your numerous correspondents or readers for any information given respecting a diurnal written by Sir Henry Tichborne, third baronet of Tichborne, co. Hants, of his _Travells into France, Italy, Loretto, Rome, and other places, in the years 1675, 1676, and 1678_. Is the original in existence, or where might this MS. be found? Has any of your readers seen or heard of it? I may here remark it is not in the possession of the family, neither have they yet been able to trace it. THE WHITE ROSE. Winchester. 318. _Round Towers at Bhaugulpore._--Lord Valentia (_Travels to India, &c._) gives views of these towers, and the following description of them:-- "They much resemble those buildings in Ireland, which have hitherto puzzled the antiquaries of the sister kingdoms, excepting that they are more ornamented. It is singular that there is no tradition concerning them, nor are they held in any respect by the Hindoos of this country. The Rajah of Jyenagur considers them as holy, and has erected a small building to shelter the great number of his subjects, who annually come to worship here." This is but a meagre account of them; and if any of your readers can give further information respecting them, and especially on the religion of those who go to worship at them, they will confer a great favour on your querist. Bhaugulpore seems to be about half-way between Calcutta and Patna, at some distance off the great road; and Jyenagur must be some 800 miles distant. The dominant race in the latter are Rajpoots, but there appear to be inferior races; which are the worshippers? What is the meaning of Bhaugulpore? has it any relation to Baal? Jeypoor is another name for Jyenagur. DE CAMERA. 319. _Johannes Trithemius._--In my possession is a book entitled _Liber de Scriptoribus Ecclesiasticis_, by the above author; the date of its publication 1494. Can any one inform me who Trithemius was, and whether the book, in point of accuracy, is to be relied on? A. W. H. 320. _Races in which Children are named after the Mothers._--Will some correspondent favour me with a list of the races in which the children are named, or take their titles, or inherit property after their mothers, and not after their fathers; and where descent in any form is reckoned on the mother's side? I have a list of some, but I fear a very imperfect one; and all additions to it, with a memorandum of the authority on which the statement is made, will be very valuable to me. I wish the instances to be fetched as well from ancient as from modern nations. THEOPHYLACT. 321. _Foreign Ambassadors, Ministers, Envoys, and Residents from Foreign Courts._--Will any of your readers inform me where there may be found the best, or any list of personages filling these diplomatic posts, between the 1st of King Henry VIII. and the end of the reign of King James II.? S. E. G.