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Notes and Queries, Vol. V, Number 119, February 7, 1852 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.

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Vol. V.—No. 119. NOTES AND QUERIES: A MEDIUM OF INTER-COMMUNICATION FOR LITERARY MEN, ARTISTS, ANTIQUARIES, GENEALOGISTS, ETC.
CONTENTS.
Notes.
- STONE-PILLAR WORSHIP STILL EXISTING IN IRELAND.
- THE INVASION OF BRITAIN. (Not by Julius Cæsar.)
- HERMITS, ORNAMENTAL AND EXPERIMENTAL.
- DAVID MALLET, HIS CHARACTER AND BIOGRAPHY.
- Minor Notes.
  - The Hyphen.
  - Old Books New Titles.
  - Eugene Aram.
  - Inscription at Hardwicke Hall.
- The Hyphen.
- Old Books New Titles.
- Eugene Aram.
- Inscription at Hardwicke Hall.
Queries.
- JUNIUS QUERIES.
  - Junius Rumours.
  - "To Commit" in the Sense used by Junius.
  - Junius' letters to Wilkes.
- Junius Rumours.
- "To Commit" in the Sense used by Junius.
- Junius' letters to Wilkes.
- WHAT IS THE DERIVATION OF "GARSECG?"
- Minor Queries.
  - Commemoration of Benefactors.
  - Pedigree of Richard, Earl of Chepstow.
  - Twenty-seven Children.
  - Esquires of the Martyred King.
  - Braem's "Mémoires touchant le Commerce."
  - Newspapers.
  - Serjeant Trumpeter.
  - Lunhunter.
  - Family of Bullen.
  - Burnomania.
  - Rent of Assize.
  - White Livers.
  - Welsh Names Blaen.
  - Jesuits.
  - "The right divine of Kings to govern wrong."
  - Valentines, when first introduced.
- Commemoration of Benefactors.
- Pedigree of Richard, Earl of Chepstow.
- Twenty-seven Children.
- Esquires of the Martyred King.
- Braem's "Mémoires touchant le Commerce."
- Newspapers.
- Serjeant Trumpeter.
- Lunhunter.
- Family of Bullen.
- Burnomania.
- Rent of Assize.
- White Livers.
- Welsh Names Blaen.
- Jesuits.
- "The right divine of Kings to govern wrong."
- Valentines, when first introduced.
- Minor Queries Answered.
  - The Bed of Ware.
  - Merry Andrew.
  - A Baron's Hearse.
  - Saint Bartholomew.
  - Moravian Hymns—Tabitha's Dream (Vol. iv., p. 502.).
  - Story of Ginevra.
  - Play of "Pompey the Great."
- The Bed of Ware.
- Merry Andrew.
- A Baron's Hearse.
- Saint Bartholomew.
- Moravian Hymns—Tabitha's Dream (Vol. iv., p. 502.).
- Story of Ginevra.
- Play of "Pompey the Great."
Replies.
- THE THREE ESTATES OF THE REALM. (Vol. iv., p. 278.)
- LEGEND OF ST. KENELM—IN CLIENT COU BACHE. (Vol. v., p. 79.)
- ISABEL, QUEEN OF THE ISLE OF MAN. (Vol. iv., p. 423.)
- LONG MEG OF WESTMINSTER. (Vol. ii., pp. 131. 172.)
- THE INTRODUCTION OF STOPS, ETC. (Vol. v., p. 1.)
- PAPERS OF PERJURY. (Vol. ii., pp. 182. 316.)
- Replies to Minor Queries.
  - Rev. Thomas Adams, D.D. (Vol. v., p. 80.).
  - Wiggan, John (Vol. v., p. 78.).
  - "Poets beware!" (Vol. v., p. 78.).
  - Traditions of Remote Periods, &c. (Vol. v., p. 77.).
  - Heraldical MSS. of Sir Henry St. George Garter (Vol. v., p. 59.).
  - Dr. John Ash (Vol. v., p. 12.).
  - Inveni Portum (Vol. v., p. 64.).
  - Goldsmith (Vol. v., p. 63.).
  - Lords Marchers (Vol. v., p. 30.).
  - Foreign Ambassadors (Vol. iv., p. 442.).
  - Church, whence derived (Vol. v., p. 79.).
  - Cross-legged Effigies (Vol. iv., p. 382.).
  - Sir Walter Raleigh's Snuffbox (Vol. v., p. 78.).
  - Epigram on Erasmus (Vol. iv., p. 437.).
  - General Wolfe (Vol. iv., p. 439.).
  - Ghost Stories (Vol. iv., p. 5.; Vol. v., p. 89.).
  - Epigram on Burnet (Vol. v., p. 58.).
  - "Son of the Morning" (Vol. iv., pp. 209. 330. 391.).
  - Haberdasher (Vol. ii., pp. 167. 253.).
  - Vincent Kidder (Vol. iv., p. 502.).
  - Tripos, What is the Origin of the Term? (Vol. iv., p. 484.).
  - Monody on the Death of Sir John Moore (Vol. i., p. 445.).
  - Many Children at a Birth (Vol. iii., pp. 64. 347.).
  - "O Leoline," &c. (Vol. v., p. 78.).
  - The Ballad on the Rising of the Vendee (Vol. iv., p. 473.).
  - House at Welling (Vol. iv., p. 502.).
  - Pharetram de Tutesbit (Vol. iv., p. 316.).
  - Ruffles, when worn (Vol. v., p. 12.).
  - Allen of Rossull (Vol. v., p. 11.).
  - Serjeants' Rings (Vol. v., pp. 59. 92. 110.).
  - Clerical Members of Parliament (Vol. v., p. 11.).
  - Cabal (Vol. iv., pp. 443. 507.).
  - Latin Verse on Franklin (Vol. iv., p. 443.; Vol. v., p. 17.).
  - Job (Vol. v., p. 26.).
  - Poniatowski Gems (Vol. v., pp. 30. 65.).
  - Sleck Stone, Meaning of (Vol. iii., p. 241.; Vol. iv., p. 394.).
  - Bishop Bridgeman (Vol. v., p. 80.).
  - Bow Bell (Vol. v., p. 28.).
  - Fees for Inoculation (Vol. iv., p. 231.).
  - Salting of Infants (Vol. v., p. 76.).—
  - Age of Trees (Vol. v., p. 8.).
  - Objective and Subjective (Vol. v., p. 11.).
  - Parish Registers (Vol. v., p. 36.).
  - "'Tis Tuppence now," &c. (Vol. iv., pp. 314. 372.).
  - Chatterbox (Vol. iv., p. 344.).
  - Churchill the Poet (Vol. v., p. 74.).
  - Hieroglyphics of Vagrants and Criminals (Vol. v., p. 79.).
  - Paring the Nails (Vol. iii., p. 462.).
- Rev. Thomas Adams, D.D. (Vol. v., p. 80.).
- Wiggan, John (Vol. v., p. 78.).
- "Poets beware!" (Vol. v., p. 78.).
- Traditions of Remote Periods, &c. (Vol. v., p. 77.).
- Heraldical MSS. of Sir Henry St. George Garter (Vol. v., p. 59.).
- Dr. John Ash (Vol. v., p. 12.).
- Inveni Portum (Vol. v., p. 64.).
- Goldsmith (Vol. v., p. 63.).
- Lords Marchers (Vol. v., p. 30.).
- Foreign Ambassadors (Vol. iv., p. 442.).
- Church, whence derived (Vol. v., p. 79.).
- Cross-legged Effigies (Vol. iv., p. 382.).
- Sir Walter Raleigh's Snuffbox (Vol. v., p. 78.).
- Epigram on Erasmus (Vol. iv., p. 437.).
- General Wolfe (Vol. iv., p. 439.).
- Ghost Stories (Vol. iv., p. 5.; Vol. v., p. 89.).
- Epigram on Burnet (Vol. v., p. 58.).
- "Son of the Morning" (Vol. iv., pp. 209. 330. 391.).
- Haberdasher (Vol. ii., pp. 167. 253.).
- Vincent Kidder (Vol. iv., p. 502.).
- Tripos, What is the Origin of the Term? (Vol. iv., p. 484.).
- Monody on the Death of Sir John Moore (Vol. i., p. 445.).
- Many Children at a Birth (Vol. iii., pp. 64. 347.).
- "O Leoline," &c. (Vol. v., p. 78.).
- The Ballad on the Rising of the Vendee (Vol. iv., p. 473.).
- House at Welling (Vol. iv., p. 502.).
- Pharetram de Tutesbit (Vol. iv., p. 316.).
- Ruffles, when worn (Vol. v., p. 12.).
- Allen of Rossull (Vol. v., p. 11.).
- Serjeants' Rings (Vol. v., pp. 59. 92. 110.).
- Clerical Members of Parliament (Vol. v., p. 11.).
- Cabal (Vol. iv., pp. 443. 507.).
- Latin Verse on Franklin (Vol. iv., p. 443.; Vol. v., p. 17.).
- Job (Vol. v., p. 26.).
- Poniatowski Gems (Vol. v., pp. 30. 65.).
- Sleck Stone, Meaning of (Vol. iii., p. 241.; Vol. iv., p. 394.).
- Bishop Bridgeman (Vol. v., p. 80.).
- Bow Bell (Vol. v., p. 28.).
- Fees for Inoculation (Vol. iv., p. 231.).
- Salting of Infants (Vol. v., p. 76.).—
- Age of Trees (Vol. v., p. 8.).
- Objective and Subjective (Vol. v., p. 11.).
- Parish Registers (Vol. v., p. 36.).
- "'Tis Tuppence now," &c. (Vol. iv., pp. 314. 372.).
- Chatterbox (Vol. iv., p. 344.).
- Churchill the Poet (Vol. v., p. 74.).
- Hieroglyphics of Vagrants and Criminals (Vol. v., p. 79.).
- Paring the Nails (Vol. iii., p. 462.).
- Miscellaneous.
- NOTES ON BOOKS, ETC.
- BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE.
- Notices to Correspondents.