"_The Right Divine of Kings to govern wrong_" (Vol. iv., p. 125).--I cannot concur in MR. CROSSLEY'S conjecture that the _marks of quotation_ affixed to this line in the eighteenth book of the _Dunciad_ may have been a mere _error of the press_; because, in the first place, I do not find that the _Dunciad_ is more negligently printed than other works of the day. I should say rather less so; but (which is more important) any one who will look at the successive editions will, I think, be satisfied that the _remarkable typography_ of the line, carefully reproduced in _all_, could not be accidental. This matter is less trifling than it at first sight may seem, because there are several lines in Pope's works similarly marked as quotations, on which questions have arisen; and my belief is that everything so marked will turn out to have really been a _quotation_, though in this case, and in that other, "No Lord's anointed but a Russian bear," we have, as yet, failed to find the original. C. _Fairlight Church_ (Vol. iv., p. 57.).--The old church was Early English; the original windows were lancet-shaped. It was built, like all the adjoining churches, of stone; but it had been repaired with brick, and the roof of the tower had been covered with tiles instead of shingles. The earliest brick building in Sussex, after the Roman period, is Herstmonceux Castle, built by Sir Roger de Fynes, treasurer of the household to Henry VI. W. D. COOPER _Dogmatism and Puppyism_ (Vol. iv, p. 102).--The quotation your correspondent writes about to be found in MR. DOUGLAS JERROLD'S _A Man Made of Money_, p. 252.: "'Robert, my dear,' said Jenny, with the deferential air of a scholar, 'Robert, what did Mr. Carraways mean when he said he hated dog--dogmatism?' Topps was puzzled. 'Robert, my dear,' Jenny urged, 'what--what in the world is dogmatism?' Now it was the weakness of Topps, never to confess ignorance of anything soever to his wife. 'A man should never do it,' Topps had been known in convivial seasons to declare; 'it makes 'em conceited.' Whereupon Topps prepared himself, as was his wont, to make solemn, satisfying, answer. Taking off his hat, and smoothing the wrinkles of his brow, Topps said, 'Humph! what is dogmatism? Why, it is this, of course: dogmatism is puppyism come to its full growth.'" ED. STEANE JACKSON. Saffron Walden, Aug. 10.