NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS

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by  N.A.

NOTICES

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CORRESPONDENTS,

coNsistING OF

TEN THOUSAND EDITORIAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS, SELECTED
FROM JHE BEST AUTIORITINS, §PPLYING A FUND OF
INFORMATION WITICH CANNQT BE OBTAINED
FROM ANY OTHER SOURCE.

“sf Tne YOUUME CONTAINS TUREE THOUSAND ANDJFIPIY PARAGRAPHS, AND THR
TARAGRAPNS, ON AN AVERAGE, ANSWER TuRGE on Fory QvedioN:ac, Tar wuorr
1S RENDERED USEFUL AND EAST OF UBPERPNCE A AN ELAGORATR ANaMMPRALO..cbW
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PREFACE

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“NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.”

Eveny person who has noticed tho very ‘#4 Repltes {8 Correspondents that
nypear in various weel@y Papers, inust have felt regret that hitherto no means
have been devised for preserving, in a convenient¥orn, the various items of infor-
mation evidently gathered with so much Jabour.s
The unwieldy size of the uewspaper,ronterel the presorvation of “ Notiges to
pondents,""in thgir original form, almost wn impossibility 5 and the diffi
calty of referring to thom, without the aid of amcopious Index, such as no News-
paper could be expcted to give, would have rendered them worthless even if the
timensiony of newspaper files could be overlooked.

«har this little volume of * Noriess ve Conunsroxny4'rs,” there are gathered
together fit The Dispatoh, The Sunday Times, The Eve, The Field, The
Gurdences’ Chronicle, The Lady's Newspdpyr, he dystice of the Peace,
Lloyd's Newspaper, Vie Weekly Vimes, The Netes of the Wied, The Family
Hered, The London Journal, The Uoine Companion, Lie Family Tait,
Notes and Queries
soxt, TEN THOCSAND QUESTIONS, siibmitted to, Blitorial decisign and judge
nent by many thousands of Corfespondents, who doubtless had been unable (0
obtain the information they required elsewhere.

and other excellont papas end reaguzines, aNswuRs To

‘This informatioy is all the more valuable bevauseysyeaking of it genozally, it
cannot be obtained from any other source than the pagyg of this volume. ‘No
Dictionary, no Eneyclopoedit, no work of Reference whatever, will be foynd to
supply information npoa the varifd and singular points of inquiry thal are
crowded into this voluine.

Yo the gentlemen whose labours have supplied this fund of usoful informa. _
tion 1 am greaily indebted for their extreme courtesy, for not only panuitting
PREFACE,

ame tomake those numerous and useful ee et
kindness with which so{ eral of them lent 1 "volgen:
which I could not othepit'se obtain.

In every caso Th{ve quoted the authority Yom which the information has
boon derived, aid the date, so far ds the year is coniéerned, of the puper in which
it appeared. Chis anhances the value of th: information, and gives satisfaction
to the inquirer by informing hin of the authority upon whose statement or jndg-
‘meut he has to rely.

ages, but for the
of their papers,

In some instances, dhough very few, facts will be found to be repeated. ‘This
arises from the similarity with which the Correspondents indited’ their questions,
‘making them similar to others, though sot the same. In such eases the answers
of the Editors given: to tho like 4 ostions, will be found to sorve in eorrcborntion
of each other. Or, should they differ in their opinions, tne inquirer will be
made aware that there are pnts of doubt upon the subject, and will form his
Independent judgment apon the statements adduced.

To the Gentlemen of the I'zess L be to return my very sincere thai: for:
their friendly co-operation in the produétion of this useful voléane. .

With regard’ to the answers to Correspondents given in. BeMt's Life, Lloyd's’
Vers, The News yf the World, &e., Thave been prevented from making extracts”
to the extent that otherwise I should have done, from the fact that they do note
generally publish fhe question asked. .{ would respectfully submit to the
of those papers that they would greajly enhance the value of their“ Notices to
Correspondents,” by publishing'vhe questions with the answers. By so doing,
they would sey. uot only the one individuals who inay be their correspondents,
¢ thany diners tv whom the same information would be interesting ; whilst they
would escape the mmmecessary trouble of having repeatedly to answer the same
inquiries.

estios upon Domestic Muiters, such‘as Hair Dyes, Pomades, Cookery,
Medicine, &¢., &e., which are already collected in my “ Enquire Within upon
thing,” and its companion ‘volume, “ The Interview,” are omitted from
ices to Correspop'lents.” By this avrangement I have been able to give a
-larger selection of those rarer matters which have-not hithorto found their place
in'the pages of a coinpact volame, The whole has been most carefully indexed,
so that any piece of information which the velume contains can be found in a
moment.

London, December

3, 1856.
INDEX

ANSWERS. TO #ORRESPONDENTS UPON

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portion of ** ysca] muduet, how Wtugshe | American BUight, Now is
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any suas oma te een 2 end yo
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the Te struction of eo IBS.

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ovapabies, arly ante | rf Anis. Howto Bxtoruiiads 2322 °
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3473[* a Single’ Woman, Tense Totnuedt 101s
forable when tar d 1621} Annaidate, “” Race-horso,
can Vistend 142i | Alehouses. Heeepintx Open, Poeformance of 24283
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‘be Clarice 817] Alice Hawthorne, Perfor | Anne's Bounty
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Months 4915] Aliens Huw Constituted, 1451
Aiiation Coufirmea by "| Aluroutam discovered. Uy 6» aiid Health of
Vohnitmy Contribution 1407 SH Davy 978] | Anmuitant sn,
Adiliahion,” Orders of, |Aldhanacks First Printod 86] Amuuities, Savings’ Bank
~Acainst’ Marriod Meri 232/ Almonds, Method of Rear- iovernmont 1109
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ive Father to be sory imibasiaidors,“ How ‘Dopti= auton respert
Persovally Tapaaors, ep" 2644| Annuities, Vaita of New
sAfinney, Meaning of Tori 2000 Amberireo, Account orths as! “Long.” nr” Sn 2300