LIST OF AUTHORITIES
ADDENDUM TO VOL. I.
| ENGLAND. | ||
| Bedfordshire— | ||
| Bedford | Mrs. Haddon. | |
| Berkshire— | ||
| Welford | Mrs. S. Batson. | |
| Buckinghamshire— | ||
| Buckingham | Midland Garner. | |
| Cambridgeshire | Halliwell’s Nursery Rhymes. | |
| Barrington, Girton | Dr. A. C. Haddon. | |
| Cambridge | Mrs. Haddon. | |
| Cornwall | Miss I. Barclay. | |
| Derbyshire | Miss Youngman, Long Ago, vol. i. | |
| Devonshire | Miss Chase. | |
| Chudleigh Knighton | Henderson’s Folk-lore of the Northern Counties of England. | |
| Dorsetshire— | ||
| Broadwinsor | Folk-lore Journal, vol. vii. | |
| Gloucestershire | Northall’s English Folk Rhymes. | |
| Hampshire— | ||
| Gambledown | Mrs. Pinsent. | |
| Hertfordshire— | ||
| Harpenden, Stevenage | Mrs. Lloyd. | |
| Huntingdonshire— | ||
| St. Neots | Miss Lumley. | |
| Kent | Miss L. Broadwood. | |
| Lancashire— | ||
| Manchester | Miss Dendy. | |
| Liverpool | Mrs. Harley. | |
| Leicestershire | Leicestershire County Folk-lore. | |
| Lincolnshire— | ||
| Brigg | Miss J. Barker. | |
| Spilsby | Rev. R. Cracroft. | |
| London | Dr. Haddon, A. Nutt, Mrs. Gomme. | |
| Blackheath | Mr. M. L. Rouse. | |
| Hoxton | Rev. S. D. Headlam. | |
| Marylebone | Mrs. Gomme. | |
| Middlesex | Mrs. Pocklington-Coltman. | |
| Norfolk[viii] | Mrs. Haddon. | |
| Hemsby | Mrs. Haddon. | |
| Northumberland | Hon. J. Abercromby. | |
| Oxfordshire | Miss L. Broadwood. | |
| Staffordshire | Halliwell’s Nursery Rhymes. | |
| Wolstanton | Miss Bush. | |
| Suffolk | Mrs. Haddon. | |
| Woolpit, near Haughley | Mr. M. L. Rouse. | |
| Surrey— | ||
| Ash | Mrs. Gomme. | |
| Sussex— | ||
| Lewes | Miss Kimber. | |
| Worcestershire— | ||
| Upton on Severn | Miss. L. Broadwood. | |
| Yorkshire | Miss E. Cadman. | |
| SCOTLAND. | ||
| Notes and Queries. Pennant’s Voyage to the Hebrides. | ||
| Aberdeenshire— | ||
| Aberdeen | Mr. M. L. Rouse. | |
| Aberdeen Training College | Rev. Dr. Gregor. | |
| Corgarff, Fraserburgh, Meiklefolla, Rosehearty, Tyrie | Rev. Dr. Gregor. | |
| Argyllshire— | ||
| Connell Ferry, near Oban | Miss Harrison. | |
| Banffshire— | ||
| Cullen, Macduff | Rev. Dr. Gregor. | |
| Berwickshire | A. M. Bell (Antiquary, vol. xxx.). | |
| Elgin and Nairn— | ||
| Dyke | Rev. Dr. Gregor. | |
| Strichen | ||
| Forfarshire— | ||
| Forfar | Rev. Dr. Gregor. | |
| Kincardineshire— | ||
| Banchory | Rev. Dr. Gregor. | |
| Kircudbrightshire— | ||
| Auchencairn | Miss M. Haddon. | |
| Dr. A. C. Haddon. | ||
| Crossmichael | Rev. Dr. Gregor. | |
| Galloway | Mr. J. G. Carter. | |
| Dalry | ||
| Kirkcudbright | Mr. J. Lawson. | |
| Laurieston | ||
| New Galloway | Rev. Dr. Gregor. | |
| Linlithgowshire— | ||
| Linlithgow | Mrs. Jamieson. | |
| Perthshire— | ||
| Auchterarder | Miss E. S. Haldane. | |
| Perth | Rev. Dr. Gregor. | |
| Ross-shire[ix] | Rev. Dr. Gregor. | |
| Wigtonshire— | ||
| Port William School | Rev. Dr. Gregor. | |
| IRELAND. | ||
| Carleton’s Stories of Irish Peasantry. | ||
| Cork— | ||
| Cork | Mr. I. J. Dennachy. | |
| Down— | ||
| St. Andrews | Miss H. E. Harvey. | |
| Dublin— | ||
| Dublin | Mrs. Coffey. | |
| Howth | Miss H. E. Harvey. | |
| Kerry— | ||
| Kerry | I. J. Dennachy. | |
| Waterville | Mrs. B. B. Green. | |
| Leitrim— | ||
| Kiltubbrid | Mr. L. L. Duncan. | |
| Waterford— | ||
| Waterford | Miss H. E. Harvey. | |
| WALES. | ||
| Roberts’ Cambrian Popular Antiquities. | ||
LIST OF GAMES
- [Oats and Beans and Barley.]
- [Obadiah.]
- [Odd or Even.]
- [Odd-man.]
- [Old Dame.]
- [Old Roger is Dead.]
- [Old Soldier.]
- [Oliver, Oliver, follow the King.]
- [One Catch-all.]
- [Oranges and Lemons.]
- [’Otmillo.]
- [Over Clover.]
- [Paddy from Home.]
- [Paip.]
- [Pallall.]
- [Pally Ully.]
- [Pat-ball.]
- [Pay-swad.]
- [Pednameny.]
- [Peesie Weet.]
- [Peg and Stick.]
- [Peg-fiched.]
- [Peggy Nut.]
- [Peg-in-the-Ring.]
- [Peg-top.]
- [Penny Cast.]
- [Penny Hop.]
- [Penny Prick.]
- [Penny Stanes.]
- [Phœbe.]
- [Pick and Hotch.]
- [Pi-cow.]
- [Pigeon Walk.]
- [Pig-ring.]
- [Pillie-Winkie.]
- [Pinch.]
- [Pinny Show.]
- [Pins.]
- [Pirley Pease-weep.]
- [Pitch.]
- [Pitch and Hustle.]
- [Pitch and Toss.]
- [Pit-counter.]
- [Pits.]
- [Pize Ball.]
- [Plum Pudding.]
- [Plum Pudding and Roast Beef.]
- [Pointing out a Point.]
- [Poncake.]
- [Poor and Rich.]
- [Poor Mary sits a-weeping.]
- [Poor Widow.]
- [Pop Goes the Weasel.]
- [Pop-the-Bonnet.]
- [Poppet-Show.]
- [Port the Helm.]
- [Pots, or Potts.]
- [Pray, Pretty Miss.]
- [Pretty Little Girl of Mine.]
- [Pretty Miss Pink.]
- [Prick at the Loop.]
- [Prickey Sockey.]
- [Prickie and Jockie.]
- [Priest-Cat (1).]
- [Priest-Cat (2).]
- [Priest of the Parish.]
- [Prisoner’s Base.]
- [Puff-the-Dart.]
- [Pun o’ mair Weight.]
- [Punch Bowl.]
- [Purposes.]
- [Push in the Wash Tub.]
- [Push Pin.]
- [Push the Business On.]
- [Puss in the Corner.]
- [Pussy’s Ground.]
- [Pyramid.]
- [Quaker.]
- [Quaker’s Wedding.]
- [Queen Anne.]
- [Queen Mary.]
- [Queen of Sheba.]
- [Ragman.]
- [Rag-stag.]
- [Rakes and Roans.]
- [Rakkeps.]
- [Range the Bus.]
- [Rax, or Raxie-boxie, King of Scotland.]
- [Relievo.]
- [Religious Church.]
- [Rigs.]
- [Ring.]
- [Ring a Ring o’ Roses.]
- [Ring by Ring.]
- [Ringie, Ringie, Red Belt.]
- [Ring-me-rary.]
- [Ring-taw.]
- [Rin-im-o’er.]
- [Robbing the Parson’s Hen-Roost.]
- [Rockety Row.]
- [Roll up Tobacco.]
- [Roly-poly.]
- [Ronin the Bee.]
- [Rosy Apple, Lemon and Pear.]
- [Roundabout, or Cheshire Round.]
- [Round and Round the Village.]
- [Round and Round went the Gallant Ship.]
- [Round Tag.]
- [Rounders.]
- [Rounds.]
- [Row-chow-Tobacco.]
- [Rowland-Ho.]
- [Rumps.]
- [Rusty.]
- [Sacks.]
- [Saddle the Nag.]
- [Saggy.]
- [Sailor Lad.]
- [Sally go Round the Moon.]
- [Sally Water.]
- [Sally Sober.]
- [Salmon Fishers.]
- [Salt Eel.]
- [Save All.]
- [Say Girl.]
- [Scat.]
- [Scop-peril.]
- [Scotch-hoppers.]
- [Scots and English.]
- [Scratch Cradle.]
- [Scrush.]
- [Scurran-Meggy.]
- [See-Saw.]
- [See-Sim.]
- [Shame Reel, or Shamit Dance.]
- [She Said, and She Said.]
- [Shepherd and Sheep.]
- [Shepherds.]
- [Shinney, or Shinty, or Shinnops.]
- [Ship.]
- [Ship Sail.]
- [Shiver the Goose.]
- [Shoeing the Auld Mare.]
- [Shue-Gled-Wylie.]
- [Shuttlefeather.]
- [Shuvvy-Hawle.]
- [Silly Old Man.]
- [Skin the Goatie.]
- [Skipping.]
- [Skyte the Bob.]
- [Smuggle the Gig.]
- [Snail Creep.]
- [Snapping Tongs.]
- [Snatch Apple.]
- [Snatch Hood.]
- [Soldier.]
- [Solomon.]
- [Sort’em-billyort’em.]
- [Sow-in-the-Kirk.]
- [Span Counter.]
- [Spang and Purley.]
- [Spangie.]
- [Spannims.]
- [Spawnie.]
- [Spinny-Wye.]
- [Splints.]
- [Spurn point.]
- [Spy-arm.]
- [Stacks.]
- [Stag.]
- [Stagging.]
- [Steal the Pigs.]
- [Stealy Clothes.]
- [Steik and Hide.]
- [Sticky-stack.]
- [Sticky Toffey.]
- [Stiff Police.]
- [Stik-n Snael.]
- [Stocks.]
- [Stones.]
- [Stool-ball.]
- [Strik a Licht.]
- [Stroke.]
- [Stroke Bias.]
- [Sun and Moon.]
- [Sunday Night.]
- [Sun Shines.]
- [Sweer Tree.]
- [Swinging.]
- [Tait.]
- [Teesty-Tosty.]
- [Teter-cum-Tawter.]
- [Tee-to-tum.]
- [Thimble Ring.]
- [Thing done.]
- [Thread the Needle.]
- [Three Days’ Holidays.]
- [Three Dukes.]
- [Three Flowers.]
- [Three Holes.]
- [Three Jolly Welshmen.]
- [Three Knights from Spain.]
- [Three Little Ships.]
- [Three Old Bachelors.]
- [Three Sailors.]
- [Through the Needle Eye, Boys.]
- [Thun’er Spell.]
- [Tick.]
- [Tickle me Quickly.]
- [Ticky Touchwood.]
- [Tig.]
- [Time.]
- [Tip it.]
- [Tip-Cat.]
- [Tip-tap-toe.]
- [Tiring Irons.]
- [Tisty Tosty.]
- [Titter-totter.]
- [Tit-tat-toe.]
- [Tods and Lambs.]
- [Tom Tiddler’s Ground.]
- [Tops.]
- [The Totum, or Tee-to-tum.]
- [Touch.]
- [Tower of London.]
- [Town Lovers.]
- [Trades.]
- [Trap, Bat, and Ball.]
- [Tray-trip.]
- [Tres-acre.]
- [Tribet.]
- [Trippit and Coit.]
- [Trip and Go.]
- [Trip-trout.]
- [Troap.]
- [Troco, Trucks.]
- [Troule-in-Madame.]
- [Trounce-Hole.]
- [Troy Town.]
- [Truncher.]
- [Trunket.]
- [Truss.]
- [Tuilyie-wap.]
- [Turn, Cheeses, Turn.]
- [Turn Spit Jack.]
- [Turn the Ship.]
- [Turn the Trencher, or, My Lady’s Toilet.]
- [Turvey.]
- [Tutt-ball.]
- [Twelve Days of Christmas.]
- [Twelve Holes.]
- [Uncle John is Ill in Bed.]
- [Up the Streets.]
- [Wadds and the Wears (1).]
- [Wadds and the Wears (2).]
- [Waggles.]
- [Wallflowers.]
- [Warney.]
- [Way-Zaltin.]
- [We are the Rovers.]
- [Weary.]
- [Weave the Diaper.]
- [Weigh the Butter.]
- [When I was a Young Girl.]
- [Whiddy.]
- [Whigmeleerie.]
- [Whip.]
- [Whishin Dance.]
- [Who goes round my Stone Wall.]
- [Widow.]
- [Wiggle-Waggle.]
- [Wild Boar.]
- [Wild Birds.]
- [Willie, Willie Wastell.]
- [Wind up the Bush Faggot.]
- [Wind, The.]
- [Wink-egg.]
- [Witch, The.]
- [Witte-Witte-Way.]
- [Wolf.]
- [Wolf and the Lamb.]
- [Would you know how doth the Peasant.]
ADDENDA
- [A’ the Birdies.]
- [All the Boys.]
- [American Post.]
- [As I was Walking.]
- [Auld Grannie.]
- [Ball.]
- [Bannockburn.]
- [Black Doggie.]
- [Bonnet Ridgie.]
- [Button.]
- [Canlie.]
- [Carry my Lady to London.]
- [Cat and Dog Hole.]
- [Catch the Salmond.]
- [Chicken come Clock.]
- [Chippings, or Cheapings.]
- [Chucks.]
- [Churning.]
- [Codham, or Codhams.]
- [Colley Ball.]
- [Dan’l my Man.]
- [Deil amo’ the Dishes.]
- [Dig for Silver.]
- [Dillsee Dollsie Dee.]
- [Doagan.]
- [Down in Yonder Meadow.]
- [Draw a Pail of Water.]
- [Drop Handkerchief.]
- [Dumb Crambo.]
- [Dump.]
- [Eendy, Beendy.]
- [Farmer’s Den.]
- [Fire on the Mountains.]
- [Fool, Fool, come to School.]
- [French Jackie.]
- [Galloping, Galloping.]
- [Gallant Ship.]
- [Galley, Galley Ship.]
- [Glasgow Ships.]
- [Granny’s Needle.]
- [Green Gravel.]
- [Green Grass.]
- [Green Grass (2).]
- [Heap the Cairn.]
- [Hear all!]
- [Hen and Chickens.]
- [High Windows.]
- [Hot Cockles.]
- [Hulla-balloo-ballee.]
- [Isabella.]
- [Jenny Jones.]
- [Jockie Rover.]
- [Jolly Lads.]
- [Jolly Miller.]
- [Keys of Heaven.]
- [Kick the Block.]
- [Lady of the Land.]
- [Leap-Frog.]
- [London Bridge.]
- [Lubin, Looby Loo.]
- [Magician.]
- [Mannie on the Pavement.]
- [Merry-ma-Tanza.]
- [Milking Pails.]
- [My Delight’s in Tansies.]
- [Namer and Guesser.]
- [Needle Cases.]
- [Nuts in May.]
- [Odd Man.]
- [Old Cranny Crow.]
- [Old Johanny Hairy, Crap in!]
- [Paper of Pins.]
- [Pickie.]
- [Poor Widow.]
- [Queen Anne.]
- [Rashes.]
- [Sally Water.]
- [Shuffle the Brogue.]
- [Soldiers, Soldiers.]
- [Three Dukes.]
- [Three Knights.]
- [Tug of War.]
- [We are the Rovers.]
- [When I was a Young Girl.]