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Magazine, and it is hoped that readers everywhere will aid in sustaining it by their contributions. This will also be found a good medium for inquiries in regard to books not commonly known. The editor submits a few samples of the method in which the subjects may be treated.

Connolly, Right Rev. Thos., D. D., Bishop of St. John.
Pastoral Address to the Clergy and Laity of the Diocese for the Lent of MDCCCLIV. St. John, published by T. W. Anglin, Freeman Printing Office, 1854. 8°, pp 24.

Replies to Two Speeches of Hon. L. A. Wilmot. (See Wilmot, L. A.)

Wiggins, Rev. R. B., A. M.
A Review of the Rev. Dr. Gray's " Reply" to the "Statement of Some of the Causes which have led to the late Dissention in the Episcopal Church in this City." St. John, Chubb & Co., 1851.

Owen, Admiral W. F., of Campobello.
The Quoddy Hermit, or Conversations at Fairfield on Religion and Superstition, by William Fitzwilliam of Fairfield. Boston, printed by S. N. Dickenson, 1841. Small 8°, pp. 194 and 3 of errata. The latter pages are composed of 2 which note 66 errors and an inset with 22 more.

(This book is credited to William Fitzwilliam in MacFarlane. There is another book by Owen, professing to be an autobiography. Who can give any information about it?

Shives, Robert.
Publisher of "The Amaranth," etc. Omitted by MacFarlane. Can some reader give further particulars about him?

Anonymous. A Report of the Committee appointed by the