Notes and Queries, Vol. V, Number 118, January 31, 1852: A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.Various
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Notes and Queries, Vol. V, Number 118, January 31, 1852: A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.
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R. GLENN _will find a list of Englishman who have been Cardinals in our_
2nd Vol., p. 406.
R. G. V. THE THREE BALLS OF PAWNBROKERS _is explained in our_ 1st Vol.,
p. 42.
T. B. H. _Does not our division of_ REPLIES TO MINOR QUERIES _answer the
purpose suggested?_
H. G. D. _is thanked for his private note. The ballad is intended for
insertion. We will make inquiries respecting the old tablets. Many of
our early Numbers are out of print again._
J. J. D. _shall receive a note from us shortly, not only with reference
to the_ specimen _enclosed, but to his former communication, which has
not been lost sight of._
O. T. D. (Hull) _is thanked. His wishes shall be attended to._
M. W. B. (Bruges). _The order has been duly received._
REPLIES RECEIVED.--_Moravian Hymns--Clerical M.P.'s--Serjeants'
Rings--Salting Children--Bishop Bridgeman--Hieroglyphics of
Vagrants--Slang Dictionaries--Gospel Oaks--Readings on
Shakspeare--London--Dutch Chronicle--Church, meaning
of--Ring-finger--Oh! Leoline--Petition of Common Council--Ducks and
Drakes--Meaning of Groom--Count Königsmark--Sir W. Raleigh's
Snuff-box--Anagrams--Poets beware--Souling--Cross-legged
Effigies--Donkey--Hellrake; and many others which we are obliged to omit
the acknowledgments of, from the early period at which we are compelled
this week to go to press. From the same cause we have omitted several
Replies to Correspondents and Notes on Books._
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