Summary:
"Notes and Queries, Number 46, September 14, 1850" by Various is a collection of inquiries and discussions related to literature, history, and antiquities written during the mid-19th century, which falls within the Victorian era. The publication serves as a platform for literary individuals, artists, antiquarians, and genealogists to share notes, pose questions, and seek answers on various subjects, reflecting the intellectual debates and curiosities of the time. The content of this particular issue includes various notes and queries on topics such as the meaning of "eisell" in Shakespeare's "Hamlet", the authorship of the "Rolliad", and intriguing anecdotes regarding the remains of King James II. There's also folklore, particularly about the legend of Sir Richard Baker, along with a series of minor queries covering subjects from quotations in Bishop Andrewes' works to inquiries about nursery rhymes and historical customs. The collection showcases the diverse interests and participatory nature of its contributors, highlighting an engaging dialogue about historical texts, literary meanings, and social customs. (This is an automatically generated summary.)