Notes and Queries, Number 03, November 17, 1849 by Various
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BOLTON CORNEY.
* * * * * FORM OF PETITION. When a Petition ends with "Your Petitioner shall ever pray, &c." what form of words does the "&c." represent? B. * * * * * QUERY AS TO NOTES--GREENE OF GREEN'S NORTON. Mr. Editor,--I congratulate you on your happy motto, but will you give your readers the results of your own experience and practice, and tell them the simplest _mode of making Notes_, and when made, how to arrange _them_ so _as to find them when required?_ I have been in the habit of using slips of paper--the blank turn-overs of old-fashioned letters before note paper came into fashion--and arranging in subjects as well as I could; but many a note so made has often caused me a long hour's looking after: this ought not so to be; pigeon-holes or portfolios, numbered or lettered, seem to be indispensable. Has any reader a _Note_ whereby to tell who are the present representatives of Greenes of "Green's Norton?" or who was "Richard Greene, Apothecary," who was living 1770, and bore the arms of that |
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