_Junius and the Quarterly Review again._--The article on the Letters of Junius, in the last number of the _Quarterly Review_, is very pleasantly written. But I suppose it will not be considered to have rendered probable the notion that Thomas Lord Lyttelton was the writer of those letters. The reviewer observes that "Lord Lyttelton," meaning George, the first Lord Lyttelton, is only once mentioned by Junius. Undoubtedly Junius mentions "Lord _Littleton's_ integrity and judgment" (Woodfall, ii. 305.) Can it be imagined that Thomas Lord _Lyttelton_ could have so mis-spelled his father's name? CAROLUS CURSITOR. Queries. SEVEN QUERIES. 1. On the 24th February, 1831, was published, at Speenhamland, the first number of the _History and Antiquities of Newbury and its Environs_. Was this work ever completed? If not, how many numbers were issued. ["The History and Antiquities of Newbury and its Environs, including twenty-eight Parishes situate in the County of Berks, also a Catalogue of Plants found in the Neighbourhood," was completed in 1839, and makes a volume of 340 pages.] 2. Can any information be given as to Hannah Woolley beyond what she gives in the curious autobiographical sketch prefixed to her _Gentlewoman's Companion, or a Guide to the Female Sex_; 3rd edition. London, 1682, 12mo. Her maiden name she omits to mention; and all she discloses as to her family and fortunes is, that her parents died when she was very young, and that she had suffered "all manner of affliction," "by loss of husband, children, friend, estate." 3. Amongst Mr. C. K. Sharpe's MSS. was sold _The Force of Love, or the Ephesian Matron; a Dramatick Poem, in Three Parts_. From a playbill, which was pasted on the fly-leaf, it seems that this drama was produced for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, at the theatre in Sadler Street, Durham, April 7, 1777. The performance was "gratis;" but 2_s._ 6_d._, 2_s._, and 1_s._, for boxes, pit, and gallery, were charged for the "Concert of Music." The title was changed into the _Matron of Ephesus_, and the authorship was ascribed to Mr. Wallace. No notice either of play or author occurs in the _Biographia Dramatica_. 4. Does any MS. of the _Conquest of China_, a tragedy, by Sir Robert Howard, exist? I have in my library a scene written by the Earl of Rochester for the author, and which, so far as I can trace, from the very defective state of the libraries of the north, was never printed. It is a beautiful MS., and some of the lines possess considerable vigour. It is written in rhyme. 5. Who was the author of the _History of Faction, alias Hypocrisy, alias Moderation, from its first Rise, down to its present Toleration in these Kingdoms_? &c. London, 1705, 8vo. 6. Where can the fourth and concluding(?) number of Wright's _History of Ludlow_ be obtained? [Only three Parts have been published. The last was issued in 1847.] 7. Can you inform me who was the translator of--