Notes and Queries, Vol. V, Number 122, February 28, 1852: A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.Various
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Notes and Queries, Vol. V, Number 122, February 28, 1852: A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.
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Notices to Correspondents.
NOTES AND QUERIES IN CHINA. _It will be seen by a communication in the
present Number that_ "N. & Q." _at length entered the Celestial Empire.
We are gratified by the fact, and cannot resist therefore laying before
our readers the following extract from the private note which
accompanied several communications from an old contributor who has
removed to that remote quarter of the world:--"I perceive that you have
reached India in an Eastern direction; and trust that you will allow one
who was a slight contributor at home, to avail himself of your
publication in a still more distant oriental land. The_ "N. & Q." _since
my introduction of them, have excited here (Victoria, Hong Kong) a
remarkable interest in many."_
_The letter to_ MR. HAMPSON _has been forwarded; as has also the one
addressed to our Querist respecting the "Ruthvens."_
ÆGROTUS. _We have thought we should better serve the cause which our
correspondent has at heart, by not calling attention to the subject of
his query._
C. B. T. _shall receive a note from us._
L. I. N. _Many thanks. We have forwarded her communication and specimen
of bachelor's buttons to our correspondent._
THE TRADESCANTS. _We take this opportunity of calling the attention of
our readers to the attempt which is making to raise funds for the
restoration of the Tomb of the Tradescants, &c., and of which
particulars will be found in our advertising columns. We have reason to
believe that we shall, in the course of a short time, be enabled to lay
before our readers some new and valuable illustration of their history._
E. N. _will find in some modern German books, that capital letters are
not even used at the commencement of sentences._
DIABOLUS GANDER. _The enigma_--
"'Twas whispered in heaven," &c.
_was, we believe, written by Lord Byron._
JUVENIS _is in type, although, like many other articles, unavoidably
omitted this week for want of room._
H. B. _The_ "Macaronie Poem" _has already appeared in_ "N. & Q." _No.
119. p. 123._
A. A. D. _The Queries shall have early insertion. The suggestion is a
good one, and we will see how far we can adopt it._
ROBERT DE WELLE. _Has_ H. W. _(the querist) on_ G. H. D. (_the
respondent_) _any objection to our communicating his name to the other?_
AMBROSE FLORENCE _will find his Query on_ "White Livers" _in_ No. 119.
p. 127., _and the subject of the mistletoe is still under discussion in
our columns._
_Our correspondence has increased so much, during the last few weeks,
that we are compelled to solicit the indulgence of our friends for the
postponement of many of their communications._
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