Index.
The sign (a) signifies that the reference may be found in the Editor’s Appendix; (n) that it refers to an Editor’s Footnote.
- Adams Chapel, [270]
- Aerial Journey, [336]
- Agricultural Sayings, [535]
- Air, National, of Guernsey (a), [575]
- A la Claire Fontaine (a), [565]
- Alarm of Pulias, [473]
- Albert, Grand et Petit (n), [341-345]
- Alderney, How the Men Sowed and what came of it, [428];
- Witch of (n), [601]
- Alien Priories, [165]
- Andriou, [143]
- Ane, Chevaucherie d’ (n), [102]
- Animal Transformation, [361]
- Anne, Ste., [187]
- Appendix (a), [547]
- Apolline, Ste., [178], [181]
- April, First of, [47]
- Aquatic Customs, [59]
- Archbishop Mauger, [444]
- Armée d’Espagne (a), [558]
- August, [55]
- Autel de Dehus, [120];
- des Vardes, [112]
- Bakers, Fairy, [214]
- Baguette Divinatoire, [416]
- Ballad of Ivon de Galles, [450], [551] (a)
- Baptism and Birth, [97]
- Barboue, [233]
- Barking, to prevent a Dog, [397]
- Bees put in mourning, [420]
- Belengier, Faeu, [226]
- Belfroi, [176]
- Belle Lizabeau (n), [147];
- Rose au Rosier Blanc (a), [563]
- Beilleuse, Fontaine de la (n), [192]
- Bête, Rue de la, [235];
- de la Tour, [235];
- de la Pendue, [248]
- Betrothals and Weddings, [99]
- Biche, Coin de la (n), [255]
- Birth and Baptism, [97]
- Bimerlue, Grand (n), [202]
- Biting, to prevent a Dog, [397]
- Bladebone, [380]
- Blanchelande, [187]
- Bleeding, to stop, [395]
- Bôdet, Chasse à, [237]
- Bœuf, Pied de, [153]
- Books, Magic, [340-350]
- Bonamy Family (n), [155], (a) [590]
- Bonhomme Andrelot, [143]
- Breton, Jean, [477]
- Brian and Cadwalla, [441]
- Brioc, St., [151], [166]
- Briser la Hanse, [77]
- Broken Kettle, [210]
- Building of the Castel Church, [220]
- Burial of the Drowned, [283]
- Burn, to cure a, [395]
- Caches, Les (n), [589]
- Cadwalla and Brian, [441]
- Careye, Mons. Nicholas, [526], [528]
- Casquet, [381]
- Castel Church, Building of, [220];
- Old Figure at, [129]
- Cat, Pel de, [201]
- Cat and the Fox, [437]
- Catel, Cotillon de Raché, [437]
- Catherine, Ste., [176]
- Catte, Mahy de la, [367]
- Catillon, [151]
- Catiorioc, (Trepied), [121]
- Caûbo, Witch of, [350]
- Celts, [403]
- Ceremonial Customs, [59]
- Chaire de St. Bonit, [148]
- Changeling, [219], [225]
- Chapel or Chapelle.
- Adams, [270];
- Ste. Apolline, [178];
- Dom Hue, [182];
- Epine, [183];
- Frères, [175];
- Lorette, [177];
- On the site of St. Martin’s Parish School (n), [197];
- Lihou, [151], [166], [171], [173], [343];
- Pulias, [181];
- St. Clair, [186];
- St. Germain, [187];
- St. Jean de la Houguette, [187];
- St. Malière or St. Magloire, [185];
- Sepulcre, [176];
- Ydolle de St. Jacques, [177]
- Charms, Spells, and Incantations, [387]
- Chasse à Bôdet, [237]
- Chevaucherie d’Ane (n), [102]
- Chevauchée de St. Michel, [59]
- Chien, Creux du, [225];
- Bôdu, [237]
- Children’s Games, [484]
- Chimquière, Gran’mère du (n), [134]
- Christmas and New Year, [33]
- Cimetières des Frères et des Sœurs, [175]
- Civic Customs, [59]
- Clair, St., [186]
- Clameur de Haro (a), [576]
- Claw, Devil’s, [157]
- Coin de la Biche (n), [255]
- Colin, Grand et Petit, [214]
- Colliche, Pont, [160]
- Consequences of a Love Spell, [412]
- Convent of Cordeliers, [174]
- Cotillon de Raché Catel, [437]
- Coq Chante, Roque où le, [149]
- Counter Charm for Witchcraft, [403]
- “Counting Out” Rhymes, [485]
- Countrywoman and the Witch, [338]
- Cradle Songs, [494]
- Creux, du chien, [225];
- des Fâïes, [123];
- des Fées, [137];
- Mahié, [138]
- Cromlechs, [110]
- Cromlech at L’Ancresse (n), [134]
- Customs, Aquatic, [58];
- Civic, [59], [89];
- Ceremonial, [89-106];
- Festival, [19-58]
- Cuckoo Rhymes, [504]
- Cure of Burns, [395];
- Erysipelas, [402];
- Vives or Gripes in a Horse, [396];
- Warts and Wens, [400]
- Dame au Voile, [372]
- Dame, Notre, de Lihou, [171];
- de Marais, [166];
- de la Perrelle, [179]
- Damèque, Seigneur de (a), [585]
- Dancing Rhymes, [496]
- Deaths and Funerals, [103]
- De Garis Pedigree (n), [522]
- Déhus, Autel de, [120]
- Délaissance, [432]
- De la Rue, Collas, [312]
- Demons and Goblins, [226]
- Demon and Duke Richard, [443]
- Désorceleur, Désorcelleresse, [300]
- Devil, The, [148], [154], [157], [159], [257];
- Recent Appearance of, [269];
- and the Tailor, [266]
- Devil’s Claw, [157]
- Diable, Pont du, [158]
- Divining Rod, [414]
- Dix Paroisses, Filles des (n), [508]
- Dog, to prevent from Barking or Biting, [397]
- Dole of Loaves at Le Laurier, [249]
- Dom Hue, [182]
- Drowned, Burial of the, [283]
- Duck and the Miller, [365]
- Duke Richard and the Demon, [443]
- Easter, [46]
- Echelle, [245]
- Editor’s Appendix (a), [546]
- Eeling, Sand, [85]
- Enchanted Horse, [252]
- Enchantments, to avert, [394]
- Epine, Chapelle de l’, [183]
- Erysipelas, Cure of, [402]
- Espagne, Armée d’ (a), [558]
- Family, Bonamy (n), [155], (a) [590];
- de Garis (n), [522];
- Fautrart (n), [602];
- Henry (n), [179]
- Faeu Belengier, [226]
- Fâïes, Palette ès, [124];
- Creux des, [137];
- Tombé du Rouai des, [200]
- Fairy Bakers, [214];
- Neighbours, [211]
- Fairies, [123-129], [198-225];
- and the Midwife, [209];
- and the Nurse, [207];
- Invasion of Guernsey by the, [204]
- Falla, Jean, and the Witches, [376]
- Farm Servant and the Weeds, [438]
- Fautrart Family (n), [602]
- Festival Customs, [19]
- Filles des Dix Paroisses (n), [508]
- Figures, Old, at St. Martin’s and the Castel, [129]
- Fingers, Names of, [488]
- Fire, to stop a, [395]
- First of April, [47];
- Sunday in Lent, [44]
- Fishbone in the Throat, to Remove, [397]
- Flleur de Jaon, [286]
- Flouncing, [99]
- Folk Medicine and Leech Craft, [422]
- Fontaine de la Beilleuse (n), [192];
- A la Claire (a), [565];
- des Corbins, [191];
- Fleurie, [191];
- Gounebec, [191];
- Lesset, [191];
- Mal de la, [190];
- des Navets (n), [192];
- St. George, [190], [193], [197];
- St. Germain, [187];
- St. Martin, [191];
- Vaulaurent, [191]
- Footprints on Stone, [151]
- Fortune Telling, [385]
- Fouaille, Lit de, [51]
- Fox and the Cat, [437]
- Frères, Cimetière and Chapelle des, [175];
- Pies, [355]
- Friday, Good, [45]
- Friquet du Gibet, [245]
- Funerals and Deaths, [103]
- Galles, Yvon de, [450], [551] (a)
- Game, to prevent a Sportsman killing, [396]
- Galères, [245]
- Gallows, Jersey, [430]
- Games, Children’s, [484]
- Garce, Grand’, [284]
- Gaultier de la Salle (a), [237-247]
- George, St., [166], [192], [194], [197]
- Germain, St., [187]
- Ghosts, [275], [281];
- of La Petite Porte (a), [581]
- Ghost of Mr. Blondel (a), [578]
- Gibet, des Fâïes, [128], (n), [222];
- Friquet du, [245]
- Glaneur (a), [570]
- Goblins and Demons, [226]
- Good Friday, [45]
- Grand Albert (n), [341-345];
- Bimerlue (n), [202];
- Colin, [214];
- Sarrazin, [119]
- Grand’ Garce, [284];
- Querrue, [40]
- Gran’mère du Chimquière (n), [134]
- Grentmaisons, Spectre of, [247]
- Gripes in a Horse, to cure, [396]
- Guernseyman Three Centuries Ago, [23]
- Guernsey National Air (a), [575];
- Songs and Ballads (a), [549];
- Lily, [221]
- Hanse, Briser la, [77]
- Haro, Clameur de (a), [576]
- Hélène, Ste., [187]
- Henry Pedigree (n), [179]
- Herodias, [232]
- Hidden Treasures, [228]
- Historical Reminiscences, [441]
- Hoc, [332]
- Holy Chapels, [165];
- Island, [62];
- Wells, [188]
- Horse, Enchanted, [252];
- with vives or gripes, to cure, [396]
- How the Jerseymen attempted to carry off Guernsey, [429]
- How the men of Alderney sowed, and what came of it, [428]
- Incantations, [387]
- Inscribed Stone, [151]
- Invasion of Guernsey by the Fairies (n), [204]
- Jacques, St., [176]
- Jaon, Flleur de, [286]
- Jean Breton, [477]
- Jean Falla and the Witches, [376]
- Jean, Gros Jean (a), [574]
- Jean, St., [187]
- Jersey Gallows, [430]
- Jerseymen’s Attempt to carry off Guernsey, [429]
- Jonquière, [51]
- Journey, Aerial, [336]
- Julien, St., [169]
- Kettle, Broken, [210]
- King’s Evil, [425]
- La Moye Estate, Stone on (n), [121]
- L’Ancresse, Cromlech at (n), [134]
- Laurier, Dole of Loaves at Le, [249];
- Mon Beau, [496]
- Legend of St. George’s Well, [194];
- of the Ville au Roi, [237]
- Leech Craft, [422]
- Le Marchant Family (n), [522]
- Le Tocq, Jean, [459], [525], [552]
- Lent, First Sunday in, [44]
- L’Ettre Miraculeuse (a), [610]
- Lihou, Chapel of, [146], [166];
- Notre Dame de, [171-173];
- Priory at, [342];
- Lady of, [151]
- Lily, Guernsey, [221]
- Lit de Fouâille, [51]
- Lizabeau, Belle (n), [147]
- Loaves, Dole of, at Le Laurier, [249]
- Local Customs, Aquatic, Civic, [59-89];
- Ceremonial, [89-106];
- Festival, [19-58]
- Local Nick-Names, [506-7]
- Longue Roque, [124];
- Veille, [30]
- Lorette, Chapelle de la, [177]
- Lorreur, Le (a), [553]
- Lovers’ Leap, [161]
- Love Spells, [406];
- Consequences of, [412]
- Love, to cause a Person to, [395]
- Madeleine, La, [187]
- Magic Books, [340-350]
- Magloire, St., [185]
- Mahié, Creux, [138]
- Mahy de la Catte, [367]
- Martin, St., [129]
- Maidens at St. George’s Well, [195]
- Mangi, Roque, [147]
- Man in the Moon (n), [506];
- who was Bewitched, [373]
- Marguerite s’est assise (a), [568]
- Marais, Notre Dame des, [166]
- Mares, Our Lady, [166]
- Marie Pipet (a), [596]
- Marie, Ste., [179]
- Maritime Sayings, [538]
- Mauger, Archbishop, [444]
- Medicine, Folk, [422]
- Mermaids, [223]
- Meunière (a), [569]
- Michel, St., [59], [160]
- Midsummer, [50];
- in Jersey, [54];
- in Sark, [53];
- Eve (a), [609]
- Midwife and the Fairies, [209]
- Miller and the Duck, [365]
- Miraculeuse, L’Ettre (a), [610]
- Mon Beau Laurier, [496]
- Moon, Man in the (n), [506]
- Moulin de l’Echelle, [245]
- Mourains, [288]
- Mourioche (n), [252]
- Moye Estate, Stone on La (n), [129]
- Names of the Fingers, [488]
- National Air of Guernsey (a), [575]
- Natural Objects and their Superstitions, [137]
- Neighbours, Fairy, [211]
- New Year and Christmas, [93]
- Nick-Names, [506-7]
- Navets, Fontaine des (n), [192]
- Notre Dame de Lihou, [171];
- des Marais, [166];
- de la Perrelle, [179];
- de la Roche (n), [147]
- Nursery Rhymes and Children’s Games, [484]
- Nurse and the Fairies, [207]
- Old Figures in the Churchyards of St. Martin’s and the Castel, [129]
- Old House at St. George (a), [580]
- Ormering, [84]
- Our Lady Mares, [166]
- Palette ès Fâïes, [124]
- Parish Nick-Names, [507]
- Paroisses, Filles des Dix (n), [508]
- Patris Family (n), [155], [590]
- Peace, to make, [395]
- Pedigrees, De Garis (n), [522];
- Fautrat (n), [602];
- Henry (n), [179]
- Pel de Cat, [201]
- Pendue, Bête de la, [248]
- Perrelle, Notre Dame de la, [179]
- Petit Albert (n), [341], [315];
- Bonhomme Andrelot, [143];
- Colin, [213]
- Pied de Bœuf, [153]
- Pies, Frères, [355]
- Pipet, Marie (a), [596]
- Piscatory and Maritime Sayings, [538]
- Play, to win at, [395]
- Poems, Secular (n), [563]
- Pont Colliche, [160];
- du Diable, [158];
- St. Michel, [160]
- Poor Box, Robber of the, [282]
- Popular Notions about Fairies, [198];
- Sayings, [521]
- Poulain de St. George, [192]
- Pouquelaie, [110]
- Prehistoric Monuments and their Superstitions, [109]
- Preservative against Spells, [394]
- Prior, Priory, alien, [165];
- of Lihou, [341], [343];
- of St. Michel du Valle, [171]
- Prophetic Warnings and Ghosts, [275]
- Proverbial stories, [432];
- Sayings, [529]
- Proverbs, Weather Sayings, etc., [509]
- Pulias, [181];
- Alarm of, [473]
- Querrue, Grand’, [40]
- Quick-Silver a Protection against Witchcraft, [397]
- Qui Veut Ouïr (a), [566]
- Raché Catel, Cotillon de, [437]
- Raté, Le, [436]
- Raven and the Witch (a) [602]
- Recapture of Sark, [466]
- Recent Appearance of the Devil, [269]
- Reminiscences, Historical, [441]
- Rhymes, “Counting Out,” [485];
- Nursery, [484];
- Dancing, [496];
- Cuckoo, [504]
- Richard, Duke, and the Demon, [443]
- Robber of the Poor Box, [282]
- Roche, Notre Dame de la (n), [147]
- Rocks and Stones, [143]
- Rod, Divining, [414]
- Roland, Mons., [526]
- Roque, Balan, [113];
- Longue, [124];
- des Fâïes, [127];
- où le Coq Chante, [149], [214];
- qui Sonne, [114];
- Màngi, [147];
- Rouai des Fâïes, Tombeau du, [200]
- Roussé, Collas, [361]
- Rue de la Bête (n), [235]
- Sabbath (Witches’), [295]
- Salle, Gaultier de la (n), [246]
- Sanbule, [249]
- Sand Eeling, [85]
- Saint, or Sainte.—Anne, [187];
- Appolline, [179];
- Bonit, Chaire de, [148];
- Brioc, Chapel of, [166];
- Lady of, [151];
- Catherine, [176];
- Clair, [186];
- George, Chapel of, [166];
- Well of, [194];
- Poulain de, [192];
- Germain, [187];
- Hélène, [187];
- Jacques, Chapel of, [176];
- Julien, Hospice and Chapel of, [169];
- Jean de la Houguette, [187];
- Marie de la Perrelle, [179];
- Michel, Chevauchée de, [59];
- Pont, [160];
- Malière or Magloire, [185];
- Martin’s Churchyard, Old Figure of, [129];
- Thomas’ Day (n), [608]
- Sark, Recapture of, [466];
- Fisherman and the Devil (n), [274];
- Games, [500];
- Wizard of (a), [598]
- Sarrazin, Tombeau du Grand, [119];
- Château du Grand, [118]
- Satan, Outwitted, [258];
- and the Schoolmaster, [260-263].
- Sayings, Agricultural, [535];
- Piscatory and Maritime, [538];
- Popular, [521];
- Proverbial, [529];
- Various, [539];
- Weather, [509]
- Secular Poems (n), [563]
- Seigneur de Damèque (n), [585];
- of St. George and the Désorcelleur, [405]
- September, [56]
- Sepulcre, Chapelle du, [176]
- Shrove Tuesday, [43]
- Sick Princess and the Wizard, [357]
- Si j’avais le Chapeau (a), [571]
- Sœurs, Cimetière des, [175]
- Songs, Cradle, [494], and Ballads (a), [549]
- Sorcerers, [287-393]
- Spectre of Les Grentmaisons, [247]
- Spectral Appearances, [234];
- Cortège, [252]
- Spells, [387], [390], [394], [406], [412]
- Stone on La Moye Estate (n), [129];
- Footprints on, [151];
- Inscribed, [150]
- Stones and Rocks, [143]
- Story Telling, [427]
- Sundays, in Lent, [44];
- in May, [47]
- Superstitions, Natural Objects, [137];
- Prehistoric Monuments, [109];
- Generally, [501]
- Superstitious Belief and Practice, [107]
- Tambours, Trois (a), [570]
- Tchi-co, la Bête de la Tour, [235]
- Throat, to remove a Fishbone from, [397]
- Thomas, St. (n), [409]
- Tombeau du Grand Sarrazin, [119]
- Tombé du Rouai des Fâïes, [200]
- Torteval Church, [197]
- Torture, [325]
- Tour, Bête de la, [235]
- To Cure a Burn, [395];
- Stop Bleeding, [395];
- Make Peace, [395];
- Stop a Fire, [395];
- Cause a Person to Love You, [395];
- Cause a Sorcerer to show himself, [393];
- Win at Play, [395];
- Avert Spells and Enchantments, [394];
- Remove a Spell, [390];
- Prevent a Dog from Barking or Biting, [397];
- Remove a Fish Bone from the Throat, [397];
- Cure a Horse that has Vives or Gripes, [396];
- Prevent a Sportsman from killing Game, [396]
- Transformation of Animals, [361]
- Transformed Wizard, [370]
- Treasures, Hidden, [228]
- Trepied, or the Catioroc, [121]
- Trials for Witchcraft, and Confessions of Witches, [306], [606] (a)
- Trois Tambours (a), [570]
- Tuesday, Shrove, [43]
- Two Witches and two Cats (a), [370]
- Various Sayings, [539]
- Varou, [231]
- Veille, Longue, [30]
- Venez, Peuple Fidèle (a), [573]
- Ville au Roi, [237];
- ès Pies, [355]
- Vives in a Horse, to cure, [396]
- Voile, Dame au, [372]
- Vraicing, [78]
- Warnings and Ghosts, [275]
- Warts, Cure of, [400]
- Weather Proverbs (n), [545];
- Sayings, [509]
- Weddings and Betrothals, [99]
- Weeds and the Farm Servant, [438]
- Wells, Holy, and Chapels, [165]
- Wens, Cure of, [400]
- Witch and the Raven (n), [602];
- of Alderney (n), [601];
- in Disguise, [360];
- of the Ville-ès-Pies, [355];
- of Caûbo, [350];
- Foresight, [382];
- and the White Thorn, [413];
- Sabbath, [295];
- and two Cats (a), [370]
- Witchcraft, [289];
- Counter charm for, [403];
- Quicksilver, a Protection against, [397];
- Sabbath, [295], (a) [596]
- When it Snows, [492]
- White Witch, [300]
- Whitsuntide, [48]
- Win at Play, to, [395]
- Wizards and Witches, [331];
- Death, [347];
- on the West Coast, [346];
- Transformed, [370];
- and the Sick Princess, [357];
- of Sark (a), [598]
- Yvon de Galles, [450], [551] (a)
- Ydolle de St. Jacques, [177]
Printed in Guernsey, by Frederick Clarke, States Arcade.