Vol I. No. II

 

November 1913

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Contents of No. II.

PAGE.

Frontispiece: Portrait of W. H. GILL.

 

Notes

57

The Saint's Name Marown in Wales. PROFESSOR J. RHYS

61

Creating a Manx Drama.

63

The Lil' Oul' Ghos'. CUSHAG."

64

Short Stories from Manx History-II: Juan. P. M. C. KERMODE, F.S.A., Scot.

67

Old Manx Airs from a MS. of Dr. Clague

75

Manx Carvals and their Writers.P. W. CAINE.

77

Census of Manx Speakers.

80

Between Fleshwick and Dalby. Illustrated. P. G. RALFE

81

Renshent. ARCHIBALD KNOX

86

Manx Miniatures. W. H. GILL.

87

Manx Folk-Song. With Portrait. A. P. GRAVES, M.A.

91

Luss ny Graih. CHRISTOPHER R. SHIMMIN

97

Folk Lore-Two Charms (illus.), Ella Boyd-Dawkins. Douglas Folk-Lore, F. Swynnerton. Lonan Folk-Lore, J. R.Moore. Prize Manx Folk-Story, "Cushag."

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Initial Letters, &c.-Initials, pp. 57, 61 and 97 by A. KNOX. Heading p. 64 and Tailpiece p. 66, HELEN MELCALFE. Tailpiece p. 74, P. M. C. KERMODE. Initial p. 77, E. DWELLY. Two Figures p. 124, A. MATHISON.

 

Notices.

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A paper on J. M. Nicholson, by Canon Savage, has been delayed by the regrettable illness of the writer.

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