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This issue of Notes and Queries continues its role as a forum for literary, historical, and linguistic discussions, featuring contributions from scholars and antiquarians. The topics covered range from the origins of obscure words and phrases to the analysis of passages in English poetry and prose. Classical references and biblical allusions are examined alongside notes on folklore, genealogy, and heraldry. Some entries focus on historical and traditions, shedding light on practices that have faded into obscurity.The issue also includes responses to previous inquiries, allowing for further refinement of scholarly debates. Contributors provide corrections, additional evidence, and alternative interpretations on matters previously discussed. Manuscript discoveries, antiquarian research, and discussions on early printing practices further enrich the content. This edition exemplifies the periodical’s commitment to fostering intellectual exchange, serving as a valuable resource for historians, bibliophiles, and literary scholars.