Replies to Minor Queries:--Algernon Sydney--Cock-and-Bull Stories--Thomas Crawford--Longevity--Theological Tract: The Huntyng of the Romish Fox--Moke--Ground Ice--Nobleman alluded to by Bishop Berkeley--House at Welling--Constable of Scotland--The Iron Plate in Lewes Castle--Chelwoldesbury--"The King's Booke"--Key Experiments--Rhymes on Places--Old Scots March, &c.--Ecclesiastical Geography--"Please the Pigs"--The Word Shunt--Plato's Lines in "Antho. Palat."--Abigail--Nuremberg Token--Meaning of Lode--Mother Damnable--Monuments of De la Beche Family--Coke and Cowper--Monumental Portraits--Motto on Chimney-piece--"Ve dâl am daro"--White-livered--Enigmatical Epitaphs--Pelican in her Piety, &c. 447 MISCELLANEOUS:-- Notes on Books, &c. 454 Books and Odd Volumes wanted 454 Notices to Correspondents 454 Advertisements 455 SIR ROBERT PEEL, AND HIS CLAIMS TO BE REMEMBERED BY THE LITERARY MEN OF ENGLAND. One of the most interesting of the recently published parts of Murray's _Reading for the Rail_ is unquestionably _Theodore Hook, a Sketch_, which has been reprinted from the _Quarterly Review_, with some additional notes. Of these there is one (at p. 62.) which presents us with the following honorable and characteristic anecdote of the late Sir Robert Peel:--