Notes and Queries, Vol. V, Number 132, May 8, 1852: A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.Various
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Notes and Queries, Vol. V, Number 132, May 8, 1852: A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.
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REPLIES RECEIVED.--_Prentice Pillars--Cross on Counsel's Briefs--Many
Children--Merchant Adventurers--Burning Fern brings Rain--Sheriff and
Lord Lieutenant--Sir E. Seaward's Narrative--Rhymes on Places--Pedigree
of Roper--Pigeons' Feathers--Monumental Plate at Lewes--Portrait of
Mesmer--Where was Cromwell buried--Kakous--Passage in "Measure for
Measure"--De la Beche Monuments--Daniel Defoe, &c.--"Thirty Days hath
September"--Buro Berto Beriora--St. Christopher--Monument to Mary Queen
of Scots at Antwerp--Ednowain ap Bradwen--Sir R. Howard's Conquest of
China--Corrupted Names of Places--My own Crow, &c.--Jasher--"And
tye"--Taylor Family--Scologlandi and Scologi--Couch--The Martyr
Rogers--Dr. Fell--Chantrey's Sleeping Children, &c. (from H. G.
T.)--Ground Ice--Mr. Van Butchell--"Up Guards, and make ready!"--British
Ambassadors--Cromwell's Head--Stops when first introduced--Serpent with
human Head--Burials in Woollen--Knollys Family--Sterne at Sutton--"'Tis
tuppence now"--Game Feathers--Age of Trees--Baxter's Pulpit--Sally
Lunn--Was Queen Elizabeth dark or fair--Martinique--Duchess of
Lancaster--Etymology of Poison, &c._
MR. FOSS _and_ MR. LOWER. _The communications for these gentlemen
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J. G. W. _is thanked_. _His list shall be made use of._
C. B. _We should be much obliged for the_ OLDYS _article_.
THE OLD COUNTESS OF DESMOND. _We have several more very interesting
communications on this subject, which we hope to insert very shortly._
C--S. T. P. _will be inserted_.
A. N. _We shall be obliged by the Note on_ Cagots.
H. M. _The Queries shall receive early attention._ _We are so full just
now, we fear to enter on the_ JOHN BULL _question_.
C. F. A. _is referred to our_ Notices to Correspondents _in_ Nos. 129.
_and_ 130. _The line is from Congreve's_ Mourning Bride.
C. H. M. _will find the information he requires respecting Fletcher of
Saltoun's aphorism respecting Legislators and Ballad-makers in our_ 1st
Vol., p. 153.
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