001 * Life and Tradition in the Lake District [citation of William Rollinson, 1974, plate 42 - Photo of Furness Morris Men]

002 * Solway Morris [photos]

003 * St Bees Traditional Mummers [perform Alexander and the King of Egypt chapbook text; photos]

004 * Ancient Customs and Superstitions in Cumberland [by A. Craig Gibson, in Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire, Vol.X, Session 1857-58, p.103]

005 * Ancient Customs and Superstitions in Cumberland [citation of A. Craig Gibson, in Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire, Vol.X, Session 1857-58, p.103]

006 * Bygone Cumberland and Westmorland [by Daniel Scott, 1899, pp.202-203 - maskers and rapier-dancers [- compiled ?]]

007 * Bygone Cumberland and Westmorland [extract from Daniel Scott, 1899, pp.202-203 - maskers and rapier-dancers [- compiled ?]]

008 * Christmastide [sic] : its History, Festivities, and Carols [by William Sandys, [1852] - 'Alexander and the King of Egypt' chapbook text]

009 * City of Carlisle : Bibliotheca Jacksoniana : Catalogue [by James Pitcairn Hinds, 1909, p.3 - entry for Alexander and the King of Egypt,, n.d.]

010 * Epiphany and Easter Observances in Westmoreland [by J.B. Partridge, in Folk-Lore, Vol.XXV No.3, Sep. 1914, p.373 - "In this and the neighbouring counties young folk or mummers used to perform a sort of play, and begged for pace eggs."]

011 * FTX-108 - Bessy Brown Bags : Cumbrian Pace-Egg Customs [CD for sale: Audio of Near & Far Sawrey Page Egg Plays, 1960 + 1967]

012 * Hawkshead: [by Henry Swainson Cowper, 1899, pp.334-337 - 'The Easter Pace-Egg Play' - Satterthwaite text & at Hawkshead]

013 * Lake-Country Rambles [by William T. Palmer, 1902, p.2; pp.318-334 - Bowston jollyboying text]

014 * Milnthorpe Jolly Boys [by Duncan Broomhead, in Buzz, No.64, Spring 2001, pp.16-18 - text - Archived]

015 * Months at the Lakes [by Rev H.D. Rawnsley [Vicar of Wray], 1906, p.8 - "pasch eggers" at Grasmere; (12-17 - paraphrasing Pace-Eggin' Time, by Miss [Eleanor Foster] Simpson [later his wife], 1906)]

016 * Pace-Egging [by De V. Payen-Payne, in Notes and Queries, 12th Ser. Vol.I No.25, 17th Jun. 1916, p.488 - at Grasmere]

017 * Survey of English Dialects (SED) Incidental Material [Ref. 2Cu4] [Jolly Boys at Threlkeld]

018 * The Annals of a Quiet Valley [by A Country Parson [Anon], ed. by John Watson, 1894, p.172 - parties of rapier-dancers]

019 * The Christmas Boys' [by F.Gordon Brown, in Notes and Queries, 10th Ser. Vol.VII No.159, 12th Jan. 1907, pp.31-32 - unlocated fragment]

020 * The History of Witherslack, Meathop and Ulpha during The Twentieth Century [by Maureen James, 2000, pp.38-40 - Jolly Boys at Witherslack]

021 * The Records of Patterdale : historical and descriptive [by Rev W.P. Morris [Rector of Patterdale], 1903, p.151 - 'An Old Easter Custom' - "jollyboying" or "pace-egging"]

022 * The Remains of John Briggs: [by John Briggs, 1825, pp.206-207; 236-241 - ]

023 * The Second International Folk-Lore Congress, 1891 [eds. by Joseph Jacobs & Alfred Nutt, 1892, p.436 - for what is now Thomas Fairman Ordish Collection 'Catalogue of the Exhibition of Objects Connected with Folk-Lore in the Rooms of the Society of Antiquaries, Burlington House : Three Pace Eggs (Easter Eggs) from Woodbroughton, near Cartmel, Furness' - "pace-eggers" at Field Broughton & Lowick; '... : Mummers' Plays in MS., written for Miss Burne by the peasant mummers' (/ pp.463-464 - 'Conversaziane : 9.55 : The Guisers' Play' - reproduction of it as at Eccleshall)]

024 * Whitehaven Customs [by An Admirer of your Every-Day Book [pseud], in The Every-Day Book;, by William Hone, Vol.II, 182?, cols.1645-1648 - 'Alexander and the King of Egypt' chapbook published by T. Wilson, Whitehaven]

025 * Ashton Theatre Group, Youth Theatre [List with 1998 performance]