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This issue of Notes and Queries presents a wide array of scholarly discussions, ranging from etymological investigations to literary analysis and historical inquiries. Contributors examine the origins and meanings of archaic expressions, offering insights into their evolution and usage. Shakespearean and Miltonic references continue to receive attention, with readers debating textual variations and interpretations. Other entries explore forgotten customs, heraldic traditions, and legal antiquities, shedding light on overlooked aspects of history.As with previous issues, responses to earlier questions contribute to an ongoing scholarly dialogue. Readers provide corrections, supplementary details, and new perspectives on previously discussed topics, enriching the collective pursuit of knowledge. Notable discussions include studies on medieval inscriptions, early English manuscript discoveries, and genealogical records. The issue exemplifies the periodical’s dedication to fostering intellectual exchange, making it an essential resource for historians, bibliophiles, and philologists.