001 * Trigg Morris Men [photo]

002 * A Budget of Cornish Poems [n.d., pp.46-52 - 'Account of a Chrestmas Play' [- as Cornish Tales, in Prose and Verse, by Various, 1867, pp.107-113]

003 * A Guide to Penzance and its Neighbourhood, [by J.S. Courtney, 1845, p.52]

004 * A Guise-Dance Play, St Keverne [index to R.M.N. Nance, in Old Cornwall, Vol.1 No.1, Apr. 1925, pp.31-32 - text]

005 * A Redruth Christmas Play [index to R.M.N. Nance, in Old Cornwall, Vol.1 No.1, Apr. 1925, pp.29-31 - text]

006 * Autobiography of James Silk Buckingham; [1855, Vol.I pp.25-27 - Christmas plays at Falmouth, in 1790s]

007 * Battle of St. George [by W. S. [William Sandys], in The Every-Day Book;, Vol.II, 18??, cols.122-126 - text]

008 * Christmas Carols, Ancient and Modern; [by William Sandys, 1833, pp.civ-cxi; 174-178 - unlocated text]

009 * Christmas Drama of St. George [by W. S. [William Sandys], in Gentleman's Magazine; & Historical Chronicle, Vol.C Pt.1:Jun (New Ser Vol.23), Jan.-Jun. 1830, pp.505-506 - unlocated text]

010 * Christmas in Cornwall [index to Rev W.S. Lach-Szyrma, in Western Antiquary, Vol.I, No.3, Oct. - Dec. 1881, pp.145-146]

011 * Christmas in Cornwall [by Rev W.S. Lach-Szyrma, in Western Antiquary, Vol.I, No.3, Oct. - Dec. 1881, pp.145-146 - ("guise-dancing" at Penwith and Penzance;) "Saint George and the Turkish Knight" at [Pensilva]]

012 * Christmas Mummers [index to M.Y.Y. T., in Western Antiquary, Vol.2 No.9, Dec. 1882, p.154 - extract from Christmas Throughout Christendom, by O.M. Spencer, in Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol.46 No.272, Jan. 1873, pp.241-258]

013 * Christmas Mummers [index to Rev W.S. Lach-Szyrma, in Western Antiquary, Vol.2 No.11, Feb. 1883, p.191 - at Pensilva, 1866]

014 * Christmas Mummers [by Florence Grove, in Folk-Lore, Vol.10 No.3, Sep. 1899, pp.351-352 - at Mullion]

015 * Christmas Mummers [by William Pengelly, in Notes and Queries, 5th Ser. Vol.III No.55, 16th Jan. 1875, p.55 - citation of A Budget of Cornish Poems, n.d.; "Christmas players" at [East Looe]]

016 * Christmas Pastimes in Exeter [index to G. Townsend, in Western Antiquary, Vol.3 No.9, Dec. 1883, pp.165-166 - citation of Christmas Mummers in the Olden Time, by J.W. P. [E.H. Corbould ?], in Illustrated London News, Vol.XLIX No.1405 [Christmas Supplement], 22nd Dec. 1866; Dec. 1850]

017 * Christmas Play of St George [index to Rev W.S. Lach-Szyrma, in Western Antiquary, Vol.3 No.10, Jan. 1884, p.198]

018 * Christmas Rimers in Ulster [by Ygrec [Thurstan Peter], in Notes and Queries, 11th Ser. Vol.VII No.177, 17th May 1913, p.394 - unlocated fragment; [Mylor [Truro]] fragment; possesses J. Harkness chapbook]

019 * Christmastide [sic] : its History, Festivities, and Carols [by William Sandys, [1852] - unlocated text]

020 * Cornish Carols [extract from coll. J.E. Thomas & T. Miners, in Journal of the Folk-Song Society, Vol.VIII No.33, 1929 - incorporates speeches of Little Man Jack and Beelzebub from Penponds fragment]

021 * Cornish Christmas Customs [by W.S. Lach-Szyrma, in Antiquary, Vol.IX No.?, Feb. 1884, p.94 - at Pensitoa [Pensilva]]

022 * Cornish Mumming [Book for sale: ed. by Kelvin Jones, 2010]

023 * Cornish Tales, in Prose and Verse [later edition of Cornish Tales, in Verse and Prose] [by Various, 1867, pp.107-113 - 'A Christmas Play' [- extract from Specimens of Cornish Provincial Dialect,, coll. by Uncle Jan Treenoodle [William Sandys], 1846, pp.53-59]]

024 * Cornwall and its People [extract from Jenkins, 1945 + Photo of St Gertrudes Convent School, Penzance, 1957]

025 * Duffy and the Devil : An Old Christmas Play [by William Bottrell, from his Traditions and Hearthside Stories of West Cornwall : Second Series, 1873, pp.1-2, 268]

026 * Glossary of Words in Use in Cornwall [by M.A. Courtney [West] & Thomas Q. Couch [East], 1880, p.24 - 'West Cornwall' - entry for 'Giz' dance, Guise dance, Geese dancers' (/ p.86 - 'East Cornwall' - entry for Goosey-dance' - citation of The History of Polperro,, by the late Jonathan Couch, with ... many additions on the popular antiquities of the district by Thomas Q. Couch [his son], 1871, pp.161-162)]

027 * Half a Century of Penzance (1825–1875) - from notes by J.S. Courtney [by Louise Courtney [his daughter], 1878, Part 4 - (Guise-dancing at Christmas and) the play of "St. George and the Dragon" now prohibited by the authorities.]

028 * Hogmany [by J. S. Jun. [John Smith Jun], in The Every-Day Book;, Vol.II, 18??, cols.73-75 - ? text]

029 * Jenkyn, Little John, &c [by Ygrec [Thurstan Peter], in Notes and Queries, 10th Ser. Vol.V No.115, 10th Mar. 1906, p.195]

030 * Jenkyn, Little John, &c [by Ygrec [Thurstan Peter], in Notes and Queries, 10th Ser. Vol.V No.111, 10th Feb. 1906, p.109 - [Mylor [Truro]] fragment]

031 * Newlyn Christmas Plays [index to J. Kelynack, in Old Cornwall, Vol.5 No.4, Winter 1953, p.156]

032 * On the Cornish Drama [by William Sandys, in Journal of the Royal Institution of Cornwall, Vol.I No.III, Apr. 1865, p.2]

033 * Popular Romances of the West of England; - First Series [printing with Second Series] [coll. & ed. by Robert Hunt, 1865, p.37fn - 'Tom the Giant']

034 * Popular Romances of the West of England; - Second Series [coll. & ed. by Robert Hunt, 1865, pp.179-182 - '"St George"--The Christmas Plays' - extract from Hone]

035 * Recreations in Rhyme [by A Cornubian [John Trenhaile], 1834, pp.253-254 - 'Dolly Pentreath' - "Christmas Players" - Literary Work]

036 * Setting Cornwall on its Feet : Robert Morton Nance 1873-1959 [Book for sale: eds. by Peter W. Thomas & Derek R. Williams, 2007]

037 * Some Ancient Christmas Carols, [2nd edition] [coll. by Davies Gilbert, 1823 - unlocated fragment]

038 * Specimens of Cornish Provincial Dialect, [coll. by Uncle Jan Treenoodle [William Sandys], 1846, pp.53-59 - 'Account of a Chrestmas Play' - text]

039 * St George Mumming Play [by Thurstan Peter, in Notes and Queries, 12th Ser. Vol.I No.20, 13th May 1916, pp.390-393 - Mylor [Truro] text; possesses J. Harkness chapbook]

040 * The Christmas Boys' [by Ygrec [Thurstan Peter], in Notes and Queries, 10th Ser. Vol.VII No.161, 26th Jan. 1907, p.75 - [Mylor [Truro]] fragment; possesses J. Harkness chapbook]

041 * The Church Treasury of History, Custom, Folk-Lore, etc [ed. by William Andrews, 1898, p.24 - 'Curious Churches of Cornwall', by Rev W.S. Lach-Szyrma - at [Pensilva] - died out because of the Board Schools and Methodism]

042 * The Collegiate Church of St Thomas of Glasney [by Rev C.R. Sowell, in Journal of the Royal Institution of Cornwall, Vol.I No.III, Apr. 1865, p.25fn - at Penryn]

043 * The Contributors' Club [in Atlantic Monthly, Vol.55 No.328, Feb. 1885, pp.275-278 - ficticious? village near Redruth]

044 * The Folk Lore of a Cornish Village: Fasts and Festivals [by Thomas Q. Couch, in Notes and Queries:, [Ser.1] Vol.XII No.322, 29th Dec. 1855, p.507 - at place of his birth [Polperro] - as The History of Polperro,, by the late Jonathan Couch, with ... many additions on the popular antiquities of the district by Thomas Q. Couch [his son], 1871, pp.161-163 - 'Christmas']

045 * The History of Cornwall, [comp. by Fortescue Hitchins & ed. by Samuel Drew, Vol.I, 1824, p.718 - as ]

046 * The Mummers' Play in West Cornwall [index to Tom Miners, in Old Cornwall, Vol.1 No.8, Oct. 1928, pp.4-16 - Stithians text; Cadgwith, Connor Downs, Fraddon, Germoe, Manaccan, Penpont & St Martin fragments; at Penrose & Ruan Minor]

047 * The Natural History of Cornwall [by William Borlase [Rector of Ludgvan], 1758, p.299 - Subscription required for Gale: Eighteenth Century Collections Online]

048 * The Old Cornish Drama … (A Lecture) [by Thurstan C. Peter, 1906, pp.46-47 - fragments]

049 * The Truro Cordwainers' Play: a 'New' Eighteenth-Century Christmas Play [by Peter Millington, in Folklore, Vol.114 No.1, Apr. 2003]

050 * Transactions of the Loggerville Literary Society [by [Anon][William Sandys], 1867, p.167 - 'Dandyados : Notes' - extract from ]

051 * Yesterday and To-Day [by Cyrus Redding, 1863, Vol.I pp.92-93 - at Kenwyn?]

052 * Yule-Tide [index to Rev W.S. Lach-Szyrma, in Western Antiquary, Vol.3 No.9, Dec. 1883, pp.169-170 - 'Christmas Plays' at Pensilva; ('Christmas Mummers' [sic] guise dancers at Newlyn West)]

053 * Flora Day [Helston: Hal-an-Tow - tradition with an element of mumming]

054 * The Western Rising of 1549 Against the introduction of the New Order of Mass in England [Article 8 of the 1549 Prayer Book Rebels - c.f. Christmas in Cornwall, by Rev W.S. Lach-Szyrma, in Western Antiquary, Vol.I, No.3, Oct. - Dec. 1881, pp.145-146]