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Rh Counties variously dealt with (10).

(a, by old writers; b, by modern ones; c, in County Folklore; d, in Folk-Lore etc.)

Cornwall, a, b.

Devon, a, b, d.

Durham, a, b.

Gloucester, c, d.

Hereford, b (promised).

Lincoln, c, d.

Northumberland, a, b, c, d.

Salop, b.

Stafford, a, b (slight), d.

York—N. Riding, b; E. Riding, b, c; W. Riding, b. (The West Riding Anthropological Society is now beginning work)

WALES.

Works by Sir John Rhys, Rev. Elias Owen, Mrs. Trevelyan, Wirt Sikes. Byegones columns.

ISLE OF MAN.

Sir John Rhys, A. W, Moore, Train, Sophia Morison in Folk-Lore.

SCOTLAND.

Aberdeenshire.—Gregor.

Argyllshire.—R. C Maclagan, J. G. Campbell.

Caithness, Sutherland, and Ross.—Folk-Lore and Folk-Lore Journal.

Hebrides.—Goodrich Freer, Macphail in Folk-Lore.

Highland Folk-tales.— J. F. Campbell.

Lowlands.—Sir W. Scott, Napier.

IRELAND.

Folk-tales.—Patrick Kennedy, Larminie, Croker, Curtin, Hyde,. Joyce, Lady Wilde.

Articles in Folk-Lore, Folk-Lore Journal, etc.—Connemara, Donegal, Down, Galway, Leitrim, Louth, Meath, Roscommon, Sligo, Wexford, etc.

CHANNEL ISLANDS.

Guernsey.—Macculloch (ed. Carey).

Jersey.—Entirely wanting.

SCILLY ISLANDS.

Wanting.