The Traditional Games of England, Scotland, and Ireland (Vol 2 of 2) / With Tunes, Singing-Rhymes, and Methods of Playing etc.

by Alice Bertha Gomme

• [Churning].

CONUNDRUM GAMES.

• [Cross Questions].
• [Thing done].
• [Three Flowers].

GUESSING GAMES.

• [All the Birds in the Air].
• [Bannockburn].
• [Bird Apprentice].
• [Birds, Beasts, and Fishes].
• [Brother Ebenezer].
• [Buck, Buck].
• [Buff].
• [Dumb Crambo].
• [Fool, Fool, come to School].
• [Handy Croopen].
• [Handy Dandy].
• [Hiss and Clap].
• [Hot Cockles].
• [King Plaster Palacey].
• [Little Dog I call you].
• [Namers and Guessers].
• [Old Johanny Hairy].
• [Priest-Cat (2)].
• [Religious Church].
• [Thimble Ring].
• [Trades].

CONTEST GAMES.

To take Prisoners.

• [Bedlams].
• [Blackthorn].
• [Buckey-how].
• [Canlie].
• [Chickidy Hand].
• [Click].
• [Cock].
• [Flowers].
• [Hornie].
• [Hunt the Staigie].
• [Johnny Rover].
• [King Cæsar].
• [King Come-a-lay].
• [King of Cantland].
• [Lamploo].
• [Over Clover].
• [Prisoner’s Base].
• [Range the Bus].
• [Rax].
• [Relievo].
• [Rin-im-over].
• [Save all].
• [Shepherds].
• [Stacks].
• [Stag].
• [Stag Warning].
• [Warney].

Prisoners and Possession of Ground.