A Subscriber writes--"I am not aware that this locality has received from Mr. Roach Smith, the eminent Antiquary--in fact our best authority upon Roman remains--that attention which I am convinced it deserves. The arch of a small window on the North side of Ashtead Church is turned with Roman tiles, and a variety of interesting fragments have been found in the vicinity--particularly portions of a Hypocaust, of one of which you have a representation half the size of the original--the subject is evidently a wolf attacking a stag." F. K. THE DEVONSHIRE COLLECTION. ---- Castle, 16th January, 1852. SIR,--I rather think the Devonshire Collection is either at the Duke's residence at Chiswick or Chatsworth. But your correspondent, (who signs himself "A Young Numismatist," p. 95, of your "Current Notes" for December), would be best answered if inquiry were made at the fountain-head; for a more amiable or kinder-hearted nobleman does not exist, than his Grace the Duke of Devonshire. Is your correspondent quite sure, however, that the Collection _is_ Numismatic? I know the Duke of Devonshire has an invaluable Collection of Antique Gems, both Cameo and Intaglio. Your obedient Servant, B. Mr. Willis. ROWLAND HILL AND THE PENNY POSTAGE. Bristol, 5, Lodge Street, February 26th, 1852. SIR,--Seeing that the inquiry made by your Correspondent, I. E., and which appeared in your "Current Notes" for January last, p. 6, in a paragraph entitled, "Rowland Hill and the Penny Postage," has not been answered in the "Current Notes," for this month, I will inform you that the traveller mentioned in that paragraph was not _Rowland Hill_, but _Coleridge_. The fact was mentioned by Mr. Commissioner Hill (brother to Rowland Hill), in the last of two lectures, which he gave at the Bristol Philosophical Institution, on the evening of the 29th ultimo, "on Postal Arrangements," which I attended. An extract of the Lecture is to be found in the Bristol newspapers, and especially in the Times and Gazette, from which I copy the portion which has reference to the "Inquiry:"