Kibroth Hattavah and Wady Mokatteb: Num. xi. 26. critically examined, by Moses Margoliouth 87 Replies to Minor Queries:--"Theophania"--Royal Library--Reichenbach's Ghosts--Marriage Tithe in Wales--Paul Hoste--John of Halifax--Age of Trees--"Mirabilis Liber"--Cæsarius, &c.--Tripos--"Please the Pigs"--Basnet Family--Serjeants' Rings--"Crowns have their Compass"--Hell paved with the Skulls of Priests--Cooper's Miniature of Cromwell--King Street Theatre--Groom, Meaning of--Schola Cordis, &c. 88 MISCELLANEOUS:-- Notes on Books, Sales, Catalogues, &c. 94 Books and Odd Volumes wanted 94 Notices to Correspondents 94 Advertisements 95 Notes. THE PANTHEON AT PARIS. Among the circumstances which have attracted notice in the remarkable events of the present French revolution, the restoration of the _Panthéon_ to its primitive ecclesiastical name and destination has been specially adverted to, and certainly not without reason from its implied--indeed, its obvious purpose,--that of propitiating the feelings and courting the adhesion at least of the agricultural population of the country to the new order of things; for, indifferent as Paris, with other cities, may be to religious sentiments or practice, the unsophisticated inhabitants of the provinces still conscientiously pursue the forms and exercise the duties of their long-established worship. No surer means of obtaining their suffrages could have been adopted by the French President than by gaining the favour of the parish priests, whose influence is necessarily paramount on such occasions over their flocks. In the accounts which have appeared in our journals of the Pantheon and its varied fate, several errors and deficiencies having struck me, I beg leave briefly to correct and supply both, with your permission, by a general history of the beautiful edifice.