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This issue of Notes and Queries maintains its role as a lively forum for literary, historical, and linguistic discussions. Contributors engage in examining obscure word origins, forgotten literary references, and unresolved historical questions. Some entries focus on classical and biblical allusions, while others analyze peculiarities in English poetry and drama, particularly the works of Shakespeare and Milton. Inquiries into old , legal traditions, and heraldic symbols add further depth to the discussion.A significant portion of the issue is dedicated to responses and corrections, with readers refining previous analyses and offering new perspectives. Discussions on antiquarian discoveries, such as inscriptions and manuscript fragments, invite further scholarly debate. The periodical’s interactive format encourages continued dialogue among historians, bibliophiles, and philologists, reinforcing its value as a resource for those passionate about uncovering literary and historical intricacies.