We have received many complaints of a difficulty in procuring our paper.  Every Bookseller and Newsvender will supply it if ordered, and gentlemen residing in the country may be supplied regularly with the Stamped Edition by giving their orders direct to the publisher, Mr. GEORGE BELL, 186.  Fleet Street, accompanied by a Post Office order for a quarter (4s 4d).  All communications should be addressed To the Editor of “NOTES AND QUERIES,” 186.  Fleet Street.

A neat Case for holding One Year’s Numbers (52) of NOTES AND QUERIES will be ready next week, and may be had, by Order, of all Booksellers.

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CURIOUS AND RARE BOOKS.  Just published, a small Catalogue of old Books:  will be forwarded on receipt of a postage stamp; or various Catalogues containing numerous Works on the Occult Sciences, Facetiae, &c. may be had on application, or by forwarding six postage stamps, to G. BUMSTEAD, 205.  High Holborn.

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Just published, Gratis, Postage a single Stamp.

A CATALOGUE OF SOME BOOKS from the Sale at BROCKLEY HALL, Somerset:  also some which formerly belonged to BROWNE WILLIS, the Antiquary, full of his Autograph Additions, &c.; and others from Private Libraries.  Now selling by THOMAS KERSLAKE, bookseller, at No. 3.  Park Street, Bristol:  the Nett Cash Price being annexed to each Lot.  All warranted perfect.

N.B.  These books are all different from the contents of T. Kerslake’s recently-published Large Catalogue of upwards of 8000 Lots, which may be examined at the Public Literary Institution of almost all the cities and principal towns of the United Kingdom, where Copies have been deposited.

Libraries and good Old Books, of all kinds and languages, bought for Cash, or valued for Will Probate or other purposes, and no Charge made for such Valuation when the Books are also bought by T. KERSLAKE.  Good Prices given for Black Letter Books and Manuscripts.

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