Notes and Queries, Number 11, January 12, 1850Various
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Notes and Queries, Number 11, January 12, 1850
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NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS
A.B. _will not be surprised at our omitting his quotations from Eugene
Aram's curious account of the Melsupper _and Shouting the Churn, _when
he learns that they are already to be found in Brand's_ Popular
Antiquities (vol. ii ed. 1849), _and in Hampson's Medii Ævi Kalendarium_
(vol i). _We have no doubt some of our correspondents will furnish_ A.B.
_with a list of Eugene Aram's published writings._
S.T.P. _There would be no objection to the course proposed, if a
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