BORROW HOUSE.
[To THE EDITOR OF TUX " SPECTATOR.") SIR,—On the occasion of the George Borrow celebration in Norwich last year, the house in which Borrow resided with his parents when in Norwich was acquired by Mr. A. M. Samuel (then Lord Mayor of Norwich), and generously presented by him to the Norwich Corporation with the view of its being maintained as a Borrow Museum. The Norwich Public Library Committee has just under- taken to collaborate in the development of the literary side of the Museum, and would therefore gladly welcome donations or infor- mation respecting the whereabouts of any Borrow letters and manuscripts, engravings or photographs of Borrow's friends and places described in his works, and other items of Borrovia' n interest. —Donations or information should be sent to
City Librarian.
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