Season Festivals
212 |
| New Year's-day |
214 |
| Fire on New Year's Eve |
214 |
| New Year's Luck |
214 |
| New Year's First Caller |
215 |
| New Year's-day and Old Christmas-day |
216 |
| Auld Wife Hakes |
216 |
| New Year's Gifts and Wishes |
216 |
| Shrovetide |
217 |
| Shrove-Tuesday, or Pancake Tuesday |
218 |
| Cock-throwing and Cock-fighting |
218 |
| Cock-fighting about Blackburn |
220 |
| Cock-penny at Clitheroe |
220 |
| Cock-fighting at Burnley |
220 |
| Shrovetide Customs in the Fylde |
221 |
| Lent.—Ash-Wednesday |
221 |
| Mid-Lent Sunday, or "Mothering Sunday" |
222 |
| Simnel Cakes |
223 |
| To Dianeme |
223 |
| Bury |
224 |
| Bragot-Sunday |
225 |
| Fag-pie Sunday |
226 |
| Good Friday |
226 |
| Easter |
227 |
| Pasche, Pace, or Easter Eggs |
228 |
| Pace Egging in Blackburn |
228 |
| Pace or Peace Egging in East Lancashire |
231 |
| Easter Sports at the Manchester Free Grammar School |
231 |
| "Lifting," or "Heaving" at Easter |
233 |
| Easter Game of the Ring |
234 |
| Playing "Old Ball" |
234 |
| Acting with "Ball" |
235 |
| Easter Customs in the Fylde |
236 |
| May-day Customs |
238 |
| May Songs |
239 |
| May-day Eve |
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