Notes and Queries

The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature | 2003 | 297 words | Copyright

Notes and Queries, a periodical founded in 1849 by Thoms, designed to furnish a means for the interchange of thought and information among those engaged in literature, art, and science. Its motto was (until 1923) Captain Cuttle's ‘When found, make a note of’ (see Dombey and son).

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