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Notes and Queries, Number 212, November 19, 1853 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc. By: Various |
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{485} NOTES AND QUERIES: A MEDIUM OF INTER COMMUNICATION FOR LITERARY MEN, ARTISTS, ANTIQUARIES,
GENEALOGISTS, ETC. "When found, make a note of." CAPTAIN CUTTLE.
No. 212.]
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1853.
[Price Fourpence. Stamped Edition 5d.
CONTENTS. NOTES: Page Party Similes of the Seventeenth Century: No. 1.
"Foxes and Firebrands." No. 2. "The Trojan
Horse" 485
Testimonials to Donkeys, by Cuthbert Bede, B.A. 488
Longevity in Cleveland, Yorkshire, by William Durrant
Cooper 488
Rev. Josiah Pullen 489 FOLK LORE: Ancient Custom in Warwickshire
Nottinghamshire Customs 490 MINOR NOTES: A Centenarian Couple "Veni,
vidi, vici" Autumnal Tints Variety is pleasing
Rome and the Number Six Zend Grammar The
Duke's First Victory Straw Paper American
Epitaph 490 QUERIES: Laurie (?) on Currency, &c. 491
"Donatus Redivivus" 492 MINOR QUERIES: Henry Scobell The Court House
Ash trees attract Lightning Symbol of Sow, &c.
Passage in Blackwood Rathband Family
Encaustic Tiles from Caen Artificial Drainage
Storms at the Death of Great Men Motto on Wylcotes'
Brass "Trail through the leaden sky," &c.
Lord Audley's Attendants at Poictiers Roman
Catholic Bible Society 493 MINOR QUERIES WITH ANSWERS "Vox Populi Vox
Dei" "Lanquettes Cronicles" "Our English
Milo" "Delights for Ladies" Burton's Death
Joannes Audoënus Hampden's Death 494 REPLIES: "Pinece with a Stink," by W. Pinkerton, &c. 496
Monumental Brasses abroad, by Josiah Cato 497
Milton's "Lycidas," by C. Mansfield Ingleby 497
School Libraries, by Weld Taylor and G. Brindley
Acworth 498
Cawdray's "Treasurie of Similies," and Simile of
Magnetic Needle, by Rev. E. C. Harington, &c. 499
"Mary, weep no more for me," by J. W. Thomas 500 PHOTOGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE: Clouds in Photographs
Albumenized Paper Stereoscopic Angles
Photographic Copies of MSS. 501 REPLIES TO MINOR QUERIES: Lord Cecil's "Memorials"
Foreign Medical Education Encyclopædias
Pepys's Grammar "Antiquitas Sæculi Juventus
Mundi" Napoleon's Spelling Black as a mourning
Colour Chanting of Jurors Aldress Huggins
and Muggins Camera Lucida "When Orpheus
went down" The Arms of De Sissone Oaths of
Pregnant Women Lepel's Regiment Editions of
the Prayer Book prior to 1662 Creole Daughter
pronounced "Dafter" Richard Geering Island 502 MISCELLANEOUS: Books and Odd Volumes wanted 505
Notices to Correspondents 505
Advertisements 505
Notes. PARTY SIMILES OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY NO. I. "FOXES AND FIREBRANDS."
NO. II. "THE TROJAN HORSE." With Englishmen, at least, the seventeenth was a century pre eminent for
quaint conceits and fantastic similes: the literature of that period,
whether devotional, poetical, or polemical[1], was alike infected with the
universal mania for strained metaphors, and men vied with each other in
giving extraordinary titles to books, and making the {486} contents justify
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