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| May-day Custom |
240 |
| Pendleton and Pendlebury May-pole and Games |
240 |
| May Custom in Spotland |
242 |
| May-day Customs in the Fylde |
242 |
| The May-pole of Lostock |
243 |
| Robin Hood and May-games at Burnley, in 1579 |
244 |
| May-day in Manchester |
245 |
| Queen of the May, &c. |
246 |
| Whitsuntide |
246 |
| Whit-Tuesday.—King and Queen at Downham |
248 |
| Rogations or Gang Days |
248 |
| Oatmeal Charity at Ince |
249 |
| Names for Moons in Autumn |
250 |
| "Goose-Intentos" |
250 |
| All Souls'-day |
251 |
| Gunpowder Plot and Guy Fawkes |
251 |
| Christmas |
252 |
| Creatures Worshipping on Christmas Eve |
253 |
| Christmas Mumming |
253 |
| The Hobby Horse, or Old Ball |
254 |
| Christmas Customs in the Fylde |
254 |
| Celebration of Christmas at Wycoller Hall |
256 |
| Carols, &c. |
257 |
| EATING AND DRINKING CUSTOMS. |
| Various |
258 |
| The Havercake Lads |
258 |
| Wooden Shoes and Oaten Bread or Jannocks |
259 |
| Pork Pasties |
260 |
| BIRTH AND BAPTISMAL CUSTOMS. |
| Presents to Women in Childbed |
260 |
| Tea-drinking after Childbirth |
261 |
| Turning the Bed after Childbirth |
261 |
| An Unbaptized Child cannot die |
262 |
| Gifts to Infants |
262 |
| BETROTHING AND BRIDAL OR WEDDING CUSTOMS. |
| Betrothing Customs |
263 |
| Curious Wedding Custom |
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