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NOTES AND QUERIES:

A MEDIUM OF INTER-COMMUNICATION FOR LITERARY MEN, ARTISTS, ANTIQUARIES,

GENEALOGISTS, ETC.

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"When found, make a note of."--CAPTAIN CUTTLE.

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No. 179.]

SATURDAY, APRIL 2. 1853.

[Price Fourpence. Stamped Edition, 5d.

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CONTENTS.

NOTES:-- Page

Jack, by John Jackson 325

Mythe _versus_ Myth, by Thomas Keightley 326

Witchcraft in 1638 326

St. Augustin and Baxter, by E. Smirke 327

FOLK LORE:--Subterranean Bells--Welsh Legend of

the Redbreast 328

Johnsoniana 328

MINOR NOTES:--White Roses--Fifeshire Pronunciation

--Original Letter--Erroneous Forms of Speech 329

QUERIES:--

Eustache de Saint Pierre, by Henry H. Breen 329

Passage in Coleridge 330

MINOR QUERIES:--Cann Family--Landholders in

Lonsdale South of the Sands--Rotation of the Earth

--Nelson and Wellington--Are White Cats deaf?--

Arms in Dugdale's "Warwickshire," &c.--Tombstone

in Churchyard--Argot and Slang--Priests'

Surplices--John, Brother German to David II.--

Scott, Nelson's Secretary--The Axe which beheaded

Anne Boleyn--Roger Outlawe--"Berte au Grand

Pied"--Lying by the Walls--Constables of France--

St. John's Church, Shoreditch 330

MINOR QUERIES WITH ANSWERS:--Sir John Thompson

--Ring, the Marriage--Amusive--Belfry Towers

separate from the Body of the Church--An Easter-day

Sun 332

REPLIES:--

Hamilton Queries, by Lord Braybrooke, &c. 333

The Wood of the Cross 334

Edmund Chaloner, by T. Hughes 334

"Anywhen" and "Seldom-when:" unobserved Instances

of Shakespeare's Use of the latter, S. W.

Singer 335

Chichester: Lavant, by W. L. Nichols 335

Scarfs worn by Clergymen, by Rev. John Jebb, &c. 337

Inscriptions in Books, by Russell Gole, George S. Master,

&c. 337

PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTES AND QUERIES:--Head-rests--

Sir W. Newton's Explanations of his Process--Talc

for Collodion Pictures 338

REPLIES TO MINOR QUERIES:--Portrait of the Duke

of Gloucester--Key to Dibdin's "Bibliomania"--High

Spirits a Presage of Evil--Hogarth's Works--Town

Plough--Shoreditch Cross and the painted Window in

Shoreditch Church--Race for Canterbury--Lady High

Sheriff--Burial of an unclaimed Corpse--Surname of

Allan--The Patronymic Mac--Cibber's "Lives of

the Poets"--Parallel Passages, No. 2.: Stars and

Flowers--Schomberg's Epitaph--Pilgrimages to the

Holy Land--Album--Gesmas and Desmas--"Quod

fuit esse"--Straw Bail--Pearl--Sermons by Parliamentary

Chaplains, &c. 338

MISCELLANEOUS:--

Notes on Books, &c. 345

Books and Odd Volumes wanted 346

Notices to Correspondents 346

Advertisements 346

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