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Date Copyrighted	1853
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is Is Part Of of	Yorkshire Tradition Translations from Eschylus CHILDREN CALLED IMPS BOOKS BURNED BY THE COMMON HANGMAN Return of Gentry, temp. Henry VI Party-Similes of the Seventeenth Century COUNTY RHYMES History of the Nonjurors Prince Memnon's Sister CHILDREN CALLED IMPS Bells at Berwick-upon-Tweed Chandler, Bishop of Durham Custom on St. Thomas's Day Sewell Family Felicia Hemans's inedited Lyric Sir Arthur Aston CHANGE OF MEANING IN PROVERBIAL EXPRESSIONS Pronunciation of Bible Names Judges styled Reverend Errata THE BALLAD OF SIR HUGH PENNSYLVANIAN FOLK LORE: CHRISTMAS LEGENDS OF THE CO. CLARE: FUENVICOUIL (FINGAL) AND THE GIANT THE STORY OF CRISPIN AND CRISPIANUS Okey the Regicide POETICAL TAVERN SIGNS Grammar in relation to Logic Return of Gentry, temp. Henry VI Rapping no Novelty Carlist Calembourg Barrels Regiment Creation of Knights Florin and the Royal Arms Church in Suffolk SNEEZING POETICAL TAVERN SIGNS Passage in Sophocles CHILDREN CALLED IMPS POETICAL TAVERN SIGNS POETICAL TAVERN SIGNS Henry I.'s Tomb Folk Lore in Hempshire BOOKS BURNED BY THE COMMON HANGMAN Peter Allan Robin Hood's Festival JEWS IN CHINA Photographic Engraving St. Clemcut's Apple Feast in Staffordshire Martyn the Regicide THE DIVINING ROD Gen. Sir C. Napier BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES Lady Mason's Third Husband SNEEZING Sir Arthur Aston Marriage custom at Kantsford, Cheshire The late Duke Greek Epigram “London Labour and the London Poor” CHANGE OF MEANING IN PROVERBIAL EXPRESSIONS The Word “Mob” New Year's Eve and New Year's Day Jewish Custom Collodion Negatives German Tree FOLK LORE IN THE REIGN OF KING JAMES I “Oh! for a blast,” POETICAL TAVERN SIGNS POETICAL TAVERN SIGNS Notices to Correspondents Descendants of Milton Burial in an Erect Posture Lachlan Macleane A Mistletoe Query THE CURFEW Veneration for the Oak Cutom on Innoents' Day Propitiating the Fairies Cornish Folk Lore: King Arthur in the Form of a Raven To Come

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