_Bishop Hall's Resolutions._--A small edition of Bishop Hall's _Resolutions and Decisions of Cases of Conscience_, printed in 1650, and consequently in the author's lifetime, has, as its frontispiece, a "vera effigies" of the venerable writer. On a fly-leaf there is, in the handwriting of the former possessor,--a man of much literary information,--this note: "The following portrait of Bishop Hall is rare and valuable." I should esteem it a favour if some one of your correspondents would inform me how far this is a correct estimate of the print. S. S. S. _Mother Huff and Mother Damnable._--Can any of your correspondents favour me with an account of Mother Huff? She is mentioned in Bishop Gibson's edition of the _Britannia_, in a list of wild plants found in Middlesex. In Park's _Hampstead_, p. 245., is the following extract from Baker's comedy of _Hampstead Heath_, 4to. 1706, Act II. Sc. 1.: "_Arabella._ Well, this Hampstead's a charming place: to dance all night at the Wells, and be treated at Mother Huff's," &c. The place designated as "Mother Huff's" was, I think, the same as that known as "Mother Damnable's." The latter personage is mentioned in Caulfield's _Remarkable Characters_. Who was Mother Damnable? Can any of your correspondents furnish any additions to Caulfield's account of Mother Damnable? S. WISWOULD. _Sir Samuel Garth._--Can any of your numerous correspondents inform me when and where Sir Samuel Garth the poet was born, or favour me with a copy of the inscription on his tomb in Harrow Church? Some say he was born in Yorkshire; others that he was born at Bolam, in Durham. S. WISWOULD. _German's Lips._--In Fulke's _Defence of the English Translations of the Bible_ (Parker Society, 1843, p. 267.) he speaks thus: "Beza's words agree to us, as well as German's lips, that were nine miles asunder." Can you inform me who German was, and where his lips were situated? H. T. [In our first Vol. p. 157. will be found a similar Query, founded on passages in Calfhill and Latimer, in which the same allusion occurs, but which has not as yet received any satisfactory reply.] _Richard Leveridge._--Some years ago, I saw an oil-painting of this celebrated singer at an auction-room in Leicester Street. Can any of your readers give me a clue to its discovery? EDWARD F. RIMBAULT. _Thomas Durfey._--Is there any other engraved portrait of this "distinguished" wit, besides the one prefixed to his _pills_? EDWARD F. RIMBAULT. _Audley Family._--Can any of your correspondents inform me whether there are any male representatives still existing of the family of _Audley_ (or _Awdeley_) of _Gransden_, in Huntingdonshire; or, if not, when it became extinct?