Folk-Lore/Volume 4

Folk-Lore

A QUARTERLY REVIEW

OF

MYTH, TRADITION, INSTITUTION, & CUSTOM.

[Incorporating The Archæological Review and
The Folk-Lore Journal.]

VOL. IV.—1893.

LONDON:

DAVID NUTT, 270, STRAND.

1893.

LONDON:

CHAS. J. CLARK, 4, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS, W.C.

CONTENTS.

I.—(March 1893.)
	PAGE
Annual Address by the President	1
Magic Songs of the Finns, V. Hon. J. Abercromby	27
May-Day in Cheltenham. W. H. D. Rouse. (Illustrated)	50
Sacred Wells in Wales. Prof. J. Rhys	55
Report on Folk-tale Research, 1892. E. Sidney Hartland, F.S.A.	80
II.—(June 1893.)
Cinderella and Britain. Alfred Nutt	133
The False Bride. Miss G. M. Godden	142
English Folk-Drama, II. T. Fairman Ordish	149
Folk-lore Gleanings from County Leitrim. Leland L. Duncan	176
Balochi Tales. M. Longworth Dames	195
Obeah Worship in East and West Indies, May Robinson and M. J. Walhouse. (Illustrated)	207
The Oldest Icelandic Folk-lore. W. A. Craigie	219
The Folk. Joseph Jacobs	233
III.— (September 1893.)
Cinderella in Britain. Joseph Jacobs	269
Balochi Tales, III. M. Longworth Dames	285
The Cow-Mass. Edward Peacock, F.S.A.	303
First-footing in Edinburgh. G. Hastie	309
First-footing in Aberdeenshire. James E. Crombie	315
The Glass Mountain. A Note on Folk-lore Gleanings from County Leitrim. Mabel Peacock	322
Szekely Tales, I. Translated by Miss P. Gaye	328
The Chicago Folk-lore Congress of 1893. Hon. John Abercromby	345
A Batch of Irish Folk-lore. Professor A. C. Haddon	349
Celtic Myth and Saga. Report of Research during the years 1892 and 1893. Alfred Nutt	365
IV.— (December 1893.)
Cinderella and the Diffusion of Tales. Andrew Lang, M.A.	413
Some Recent Utterances of Mr. Newell and Mr. Jacobs. A Criticism. Alfred Nutt	434
Pin-Wells and Rag-Bushes. E. Sidney Hartland, F.S.A.	451
The Edinburgh Dinnshenchas. Edited and translated by Whitley Stokes, LL.D.	471
The Sanctuary of Mourie. Miss G. M. Godden. (With two Illustrations)	498
Melanesian Folk-tales. R. H. Codrington	509
Folk-lore in Wills. Leland L. Duncan	513
Balochi Tales, IV. M. Longworth Dames	518

Notes and News (March, June, September, December)	110, 251, 394, 529
Reviews:
Comparetti’s Kalevala. Hon. J. Abercromby	102
Troïtzky’s Vestiges de Paganisme. Professor A. C. Haddon	105
General Pitt-Rivers’ Excavations in Bokerly and Wansdyke. E. Sidney Hartland, F.S.A.	239
Frédéric Sander, La Mythologie du Nord. F. York Powell	388
Correspondence:
Mr. Hartland's "Sin-Eater", and Primitive Sacraments. E. Sidney Hartland	106
Mouse-Nibbling. W. H. D. Rouse	106
"Bogles" and "Ghosts". Mrs. Balfour	107
Chained Images. Miss G. M. Godden	108
Chained Images. Major R. C. Temple	249
Red-haired Men. W. H. D. Rouse	249
Lenten Custom in the South of Italy. Lucy E. Broadwood	390
Key Magic. W. B. Gerish	391
"The Sin-Eater." Gertrude Hope	392
Miscellanea:
Notes on Welsh Folk-lore. Mrs. Frances Hoggan, M.D.	122
Wedding Dance-Mask from Co. Mayo. Prof. A. C. Haddon	123
Drinking the Moon. W. A. Clouston	124
Sorcery: Melting Wax Images of Intended Victims. Smelling the Head in token of Affection. W. A. Clouston	256
Naxian Superstitions. W. R. Paton	257
Tokens of Death. W. H. D. Rouse	258
How to locate a Drowned Body. W. B. Gerish	258
The Overflowing of Magic Wells. Margaret Stuart	259
Immuring Alive. M. J. Walhouse	259
Folk-lore Items from North Indian Notes and Queries. W. H. D. Rouse	396, 534
The Sin-Eater. Mrs. H. G. M. Murray-Aynsley	396
John Aller. T. W. E. Higgens	396
The Flitting Gnomes ; The Monaciello of Naples ; Dwarfs in the East ; Dwarfs in the West. M. L. C. (M. J. Walhouse)	400
May-Day at Watford, Herts. Percy Manning	403
Smelling in Token of Affection. W. B. Hope	537
Folk-lore Bibliography (March, June, September, December)	125, 263, 405, 538
Folk-lore Society. Fifteenth Annual Report of the Council.—Proceedings at Evening Meetings (March, June, December)	112, 253, 532
Index	543

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