_Answer._ Who says he did not quit Westminster school till 1589?--Joseph Welch, or MR. BOLTON CORNEY? Allowing it to be the former, are all Welch's dates correct? I have Wood's authority that Hugh Holland matriculated at Baliol in 1582. 3. "About 1590 he succeeded to a fellowship at Trinity College, Cambridge." In 1589 he was elected from Westminster to a _scholarship_ in Trinity College, Cambridge--not to a _fellowship_. At a later period of life he may have succeeded to a fellowship. _Answer._ My words are, "_about_ 1590 he succeeded to a fellowship." MR. CORNEY adds, "In 1589" he was elected to a _scholarship_. I must again refer to honest old Wood, who expressly says that he was a _fellow_ of Trinity College. 4. "Holland published two works: 1. _Monumenta Sepulchralia Sancti Pauli_, Lond. 1613, 4to. 2. _A Cypress Garland_, &c., Lond. 1625, 4to." Hugh Holland was not the compiler of the first-named work: the initials H. H. admit of another interpretation. _Answer._ Why does not MR. CORNEY give your readers his interpretation of the mysterious "H. H.?" One Henry Holland was the author of _A Booke of Kings, being the true Effigies of our English Kings_, &c.: Lond. 1618, 4to. Is this the interpretation? If so, I ask for the proof. 5. The dates assigned to the _Monumenta Sancti Pauli_ are "1613, 1616, 1618, and 1633." Here are three errors in as many lines. The _first_ edition is dated in 1614. The edition of 1633, which is entitled _Ecclesia Sancti Pauli illustrata_, is the _second_. No other editions exist. _Answer._ The edition of 1614 was certainly the first, and that of 1633 _certainly_ the second. In the preface to the latter the author says, "My first collection of these Monumentall Epitaphs I published anno 1614, full nineteen yeeres sithence." My authority, however, for the "three errors in as many lines" is Cole's Collections for an _Athenæ Cantabrigenses_. (See Brydges _Restituta_, vol. iii p. 215.) 6. "Holland also printed a copy of Latin verses before Alexander's _Roxana_, 1632." No such work exists. He may have printed verses before the _Roxana_ of W. Alabaster, who was his brother-collegian. _Answer._ My authority again is Cole's Collections in _Restituta_, vol. iii. p. 215, where, under the head of "Hugh Holland, fellow of Trinity College," is this line: "Has a copy of Latin verses before Dr. Alexander's _Roxana_, 1632." I shall therefore leave the shade of Cole and MR. BOLTON CORNEY to settle the question as to whether any such work exists. I have now disposed of the six statements, and have only to add, that the authorities which I have consulted are those which I have named. EDWARD F. RIMBAULT. "PRENZIE" IN "MEASURE FOR MEASURE" (Vol. iii., p. 522) The suggestion of _primzie_ is too ingenious, and too apparently happy, to be passed over without adducing some reason for refusing to give it the preference to Tieck's reading of _precise_.