Various. Notes and Queries, Number 203, September 17, 1853
OUR SHAKSPEARIAN CORRESPONDENCE
Notes
MR. PEPYS AND EAST LONDON TOPOGRAPHY, ETC
PICTS' HOUSES IN ABERDEENSHIRE
FOLK LORE
HERALDIC NOTES
SHAKSPEARE CORRESPONDENCE
Minor Notes
Queries
SIR PHILIP WARWICK
SEALS OF THE BOROUGH OF GREAT YARMOUTH
Minor Queries
Minor Queries with Answers
Replies
BOOKS CHAINED TO DESKS IN CHURCHES
EPITAPHS
PAROCHIAL LIBRARIES
"UP, GUARDS, AND AT THEM!"
PHOTOGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE
Replies to Minor Queries
Miscellaneous
NOTES ON BOOKS, ETC
BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE
Notices to Correspondents
WESTERN LIFE ASSURANCE AND ANNUITY SOCIETY
Отрывок из книги
In "N. & Q." (Vol. i., p. 141.) there appeared an article upon the Isle of Dogs, &c., which spoke of the neglected topography of the east of London, and requested information on one or two points. Having felt much interested in this matter, I have endeavoured to obtain information by personal investigation, and send you the following from among a mass of Notes:—
1. Isle of Dogs. In a map drawn up in 1588 by Robert Adams, engraved in 1738, this name is applied to an islet in the river Thames, still in part existing, at the south-west corner of the peninsula. From this spot the name appears to have extended to the entire marsh.
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2. On the seal of a charter granted by the earl to the monks of Okeburry: a lion rampant crowned. No bordure.
3. On an encaustic tile in the old Singing-school at Worcester: A lion rampant not crowned, with a bordure bezantée. Another tile has the eagle, single-headed, displayed.