Notes and Queries, Number 06, December 8, 1849 by Various
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to the left. A figure of Minerva is to be embroidered in the
centre of the star, with this motto, 'Omnia posthabita ScientiƦ.' Many men eminent in literature, in the fine arts, and in physic, and law, are already thought of to fill the Order, which, it is said, will be instituted before the meeting of parliament."--_Perth Magazine_, July, 1772. SCOTUS. Flaws of Wind The parish church of Dun-Nechtan, now Dunnichen, was dedicated to St. Causlan, whose festival was held in March. Snow showers in March are locally called "St. Causlan's flaws." SCOTUS. * * * * * QUERIES ANSWERED. DORNE THE BOOKSELLER AND HENNO RUSTICUS. Sir,--Circumstances imperatively oblige me to do that from which I should willingly be excused--reply to the observations of J.I., inserted in page 75. of the last Saturday's Number of the "NOTES AND QUERIES." The subject of these are three questions proposed by me in your first |
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