NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No MS. can be returned unless the Author's name and address be written on it, and stamps be sent with it.

Contributions must often be delayed for want of space, but their writers may be assured that when room can be found they shall appear.

E. H.-The life of Sta. Margherita of Cortona is to be found in Alban Butler's Lives of the Saints, and in Mrs. Jameson's Legends of the Monastic Orders.

▲ Contribution and Bundle of Clothes from Nelly and Austin are thankfully acknowledged by The Sisters of St. Margaret's and St. Saviour's Priory, 334, Kingsland Road, N. E.

Capital French plays are to be found in the old Amides Enfans, by Berquin.

J. K. asks where old school books and old music, in good condition, would be useful. Please acknowledge, with many thanks, 2s. 6d. for St. Michael's Schools, from L. C. H and a Bundle of Clothing for The Sisters of the Poor, from Mater.-S. MONICA.

Violet.-Jeanne d'Albret was the fourth queen of Navarre of her name. The first was the daughter of Henry I.; came to the throne in 1274; and in 1284 married Philippe IV, (le Bel,) King of France. Jeannot II. was her granddaughter, the child of Louis X., and inherited Navarre when, in 1328, the crown of France passed to Philippe VI. She died in 1348. The Queen Jeanne contemporary with Henry VI. was Jeanne, daughter of Charles II., King of Navarre, and widow of our own Henry IV. She was only called Queen Jeanne of Navarre, as Henry VIII's wife was called Queen Katharine of Aragon. Could not Violet have found this out in Miss Strickland for herself? We are most willing to answer reasonable questions, but it is hardly fair to take in the up space magazines with answers that any person with a tolerable amount of pains could find out for herself.

M. R. wants to know the author of 'The Old Old Story.'

A. E. L. B.-We would suggest The Office of the Most Holy Name, if a small book is needed; The Churchman's Guide to Faith and Piety, if a larger one is wished for. Or else Private Devotions, edited by the Rev. T. Carter.

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An envelope with a York post-mark has been received by us, but the contents had slipped

Miss May begs to acknowledge thankfully the receipt of 5s. from M. M. H., Colchester, for St. Columba's Mission, Haggerston, Shoreditch. It is now hoped that the

consecration of the church will take place in July next.

A. O. might find the Great Truths of the Christian Religion, edited by the Rev. Upton Richards, and published by Masters, suited to her need.

John and Charles Mozley, Printers, Derby.