Notes and Queries Vol. V., No. 132, Saturday, May 8, 1852

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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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41419

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November 21, 2012

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Contents

1. 1.Vol. V.—No. 132. NOTES AND QUERIES: A MEDIUM OF INTER-COMMUNICATION FOR LITERARY MEN, ARTISTS, ANTIQUARIES, GENEALOGISTS, ETC.
2. 2.CONTENTS. — SIR ROBERT PEEL, AND HIS CLAIMS TO BE REMEMBERED BY THE LITERARY MEN OF ENGLAND.
3. 3.Notes. — SITTING IN BEDE'S CHAIR. — Dedication Stone at Jarrow Church. — INEDITED POETRY. — ON A PASSAGE IN "MEASURE FOR MEASURE," ACT I. SC. 1. — FOLK LORE. — Sites of Buildings mysteriously changed. — Burning the Bush. — Essex Superstition. — OLD SONG, "NOT LONG AGO I DRANK A FULL POT." — Minor Notes. — Boston and Bunker's Hill. — Snooks. — Last Slave sold in England. — Hoax on Sir Walter Scott.
4. 4.Queries. — IRISH QUERIES. — Minor Queries. — The Azores. — Johnny Crapaud. — Poems in the "Spectator." — Old John Harries, "Bishop of Wales." — University Hood. — Black Rood in Scotland—Cross Neytz. — Crown Jewels once kept at Holt Castle. — "Cane Decane," &c. — Rev. John Meekins, D.D. — Finsbury Manor. — Frebord. — The Stature of Queen Elizabeth. — Portrait of Charles Mordaunt, Earl of Peterborough. — Inscription by Luther. — "O Juvenis frustra," &c. — All-fours. — Richard, second Son of the Conqueror, — Francis Walkinghame. — Optical Phenomenon. — Minor Queries Answered. — Abraham-Men. — Author of "Le Blason des Couleurs." — Banyan-day. — General Urmston. — Works of Alexander Neville. — Lindisfarne. — Index to the Critical Review. — " No great shakes. " — Translation of Richard de Bury. — Life of Ken. — Wedding Rings. — Monasteries, &c. dissolved. — Bishops at the Hampton Court Controversy.
5. 5.Replies. — SCOTTISH REGALIA. (Vol. iv., p. 208.) — GOSPEL OAKS. (Vol. v., pp. 157. 209.) — MITIGATION OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT TO A FORGER. (Vol. iv., p. 434.) — LORDS MARCHERS OF WALES. (Vol. v., pp. 30. 135. 189.) — DOCTRINE OF THE RESURRECTION. (Vol. iii., p. 374.) — CAN A CLERGYMAN MARRY HIMSELF? (Vol. v., p. 370.) — Replies to Minor Queries. — Algernon Sydney (Vol. v., pp. 318. 426.). — Cock-and-Bull Stories (Vol. v., p. 414.). — Thomas Crawford (Vol. v., p. 344.). — Longevity (Vol. v., pp. 296. 401.). — Theological Tract—The Huntyng of the Romish Fox (Vol. iii., p. 61.). — Moke (Vol. v., p. 374). — Ground Ice (Vol. v., p. 370.). — Nobleman alluded to by Bishop Berkeley (Vol. v., p. 345.). — House at Welling (Vol. v., p. 368.). — Constable of Scotland (Vol. v., pp. 297. 350.). — The Iron Plate in Lewes Castle (Vol. v., p. 342.). — Chelwoldesbury (Vol. v., p. 346.). — " The King's Booke " (Vol. v., p. 389.). — Key Experiments (Vol v., pp. 152. 293.). — Rhymes on Places (Vol. v., p. 404.). — Old Scots March, &c. (Vol. v., pp. 280. 331.). — Ecclesiastical Geography (Vol. v., p. 276.). — " Please the Pigs " (Vol. v., p. 13.). — The Word Shunt (Vol. v., p. 352.) — Plato's Lines in "Antho. Palat." (Vol. v., p. 317.).— — Abigail (Vol. iv., p. 424.; Vol. v., pp. 38. 94.). — Nuremberg Token, or Counter (Vol. v., pp. 201. 260.). — Meaning of Lode (Vol. v., p. 345.). — Mother Damnable (Vol. v., p. 151.). — Monuments of De la Beche Family (Vol. v., p. 341.). — Coke and Cowper (Vol. iv., pp. 24. 76. 93. 244. 300.). — Monumental Portraits (Vol. v., p. 349.). — Motto on Chimney-piece (Vol. v., p. 345.) — " Ve dâl am daro " (Vol. v., p. 325.). — White-livered (Vol. v., pp. 127. 403.). — Enigmatical Epitaphs (Vol. v., p. 179.). — Pelican in her Piety (Vol. v., p. 59.).— — Names of Places, Provincial Dialect (Vol. v., pp. 250. 375.). — The Term "Milesian" (Vol. iv., p. 175.). — Title of D.D. (Vol. ii., p. 13.). — Lass of Richmond Hill (Vol. ii., p. 103.). — A Bull (Vol. ii., p. 441.). — Remains of Horses and Sheep in Churches (Vol. v., p. 274.). — Fern Seed (Vol. v., pp. 172. 356.).
6. 6.Miscellaneous. — NOTES ON BOOKS, ETC. — BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE. — Notices to Correspondents.

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