001 * Additions to The Games of Argyleshire [sic] [by R.C. MacLagan, in Folk-Lore, Vol.XVI No.2, Jun. 1905, pp.211-216 - (fragment;) extract from , by J.F. L., in Scotsman, 31st Dec. 1902 - [Angus] text]

002 * Cairntable Rhymes [Complete edition] [by Thomas Floyd, 1936, p.81 - 'Thae Days Are A' Away', poem mentioning acting "Galashuns" at Muirkirk at Hallowe'en]

003 * A Berwickshire Bard [by Robert McLean Calder, 1897, pp.117-119, 59 - 'Hogmanay' - Polwarth fragment]

004 * Diversions of a Country Gentleman [by Sir George Douglas, 1902, p.32 - 'A Scottish Lady of the Old School [Lady John Scott]' - Guisards at [Spottiswoode, Westruther]]

005 * Sketches and Anecdotes [by Andrew Wanless, 1891, pp.200-203, 288 - 'The Daft Days' - at [Longformacus]]

006 * The Goloshans [citation of Emily Lyle, in Tocher, No.32, Winter 1979-1980, pp.107-112 - Westruther fragment from Sound Archive]

007 * Letters from and to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, esq [ed. by Alexander Allardyce, Vol.II 1888, pp.364, 348-349 - "I dare not take the liberty of sending Sir William Wallace Wight, as the guisarts call him, to you;" - at Dumfries ?]

008 * The Old Vale and Its Memories [Vale of Leven] [extract from James Ferguson & James Graham Temple, [1927], p.? - Archived]

009 * Sheep-Head and Trotters, [by James Lumsden [late of Nether Hailes [NT5675]], [1892], pp.43-49 - 'Hogmanay' - "Guisers" fragment]

010 * The History of Dunbar, [by James Millar, 1859, p.206 - "guisards" - as his other book]

011 * The Lamp of Lothian; or, the History of Haddington, [by James Miller, 1844, p.413 - "guisards" - probably just via Scott]

012 * Examples of Printed Folk-Lore concerning Fife [County Folk-Lore, Vol.VII : Printed Extracts, Nos. IX, X, XI] [coll. by John Ewart Simpkins, 1914, pp.144-146 - extract from Edinburgh Evening Dispatch, 31st Dec. 1903 - unlocated text]

013 * Poems and Songs [4th edition] [by Robert Gilfillan, 1851, p.xiv - "guising" at Dunfermline]

014 * Reminiscences of Dunfermline and Neighbourhood, [by Alexander Stewart, 1886, pp.151-153 - Dunfermline fragment; p.110 - paraphrasing above]

015 * Supplement to A Biographical Dictionary of Eminent Scotsmen, by Chambers, 1835 [by Thomson, 1855 - at Dunfermline - paraphrasing, but adding mention of "Alexander the Great and Galatian", Memoir, by Anderson, 1851]

016 * The Scottish Gallovidian Encyclopedia [by John MacTaggart, 1824, pp.502-504, vii; 167 - entry for 'Yule-Boys', entry for 'De'il's Club'; - [Castle Douglas ?] text]

017 * Biggar Seguisers [perform Biggar text; programme]

018 * Children's Rhymes and Rhyme Games : Personal Recollections of Fifty Years Ago [by J.Liddell Kelly, in Miscellanea of The Rymour Club, Edinburgh, Vol.I, 1906-1911 - "Goloshans" at Calder Ironworks [Carnbroe]]

019 * Motherwell Seventy Years Ago - and Now [by Old Residenter [King], 1910, Chapter XII - "The Galloshans" - fragment]

020 * Old Glasgow: The Place and the People [by Andrew MacGeorge, 1880, p.210 - Glasgow "Galatians" fragment]

021 * Scran [image archive] [Photos of and video about Biggar Seguisers - Subscription required]

022 * The Mummers, or Guisers [by Bro W. Simpson, in Ars Quatuor Coronatorum, Vol.III Pt.1, 1890, pp.81-82 - Glasgow fragment]

023 * Article about Edinburgh Folk Club [Formerly, mumming play]

024 * Autobiographical Notes of the Life of William Bell Scott [ed. by W. Minto, 1892, p.10 - Edinburgh fragment]

025 * Broccoli [Photos of Tammas]

026 * Criminal Trials in Scotland, [comp. by Robert Pitcairn, 1833, Vol.I Pt.I p.114fn - "Guisards" at Edinburgh]

027 * Edinburgh Picturesque Notes [by Robert Louis Stevenson, 1879, Chapter IX - Guisards]

028 * Marmion; A Tale of Flodden Field [6th edition] [by Walter Scott, 1810, Vol.II p.257-259 - 'Notes to Canto Sixth : Note III' - Edinburgh fragment]

029 * New Year Observances in Scotland [by Robert Chambers, in Olio;, Vol.IX No.I, 31st Dec. 1831, p.30 - guizards at Edinburgh]

030 * New Year Observances in Scotland [by Robert Chambers, in Edinburgh Literary Journal;, No.163, 24th Dec. 1831, pp.364-366 - guizards at Edinburgh]

031 * New Year's Morning, in Edinburgh; [by [Archibald Steel], 1792, p.8 - Subscription required for Gale: Eighteenth Century Collections Online]

032 * Scott and the Newcastle Antiquaries [by [George Willis ?], in Willis's Current Notes, VolVII No.LXXVII, May 1857, p.35 - Letter of Sir Walter Scott 1812]

033 * Scran [image archive] [manuscript from David Laing [Secretary to the Bannatyne Club] Collection, University of Edinburgh Library [Ref. La.III.828] for Two Bannatyne Garlands from Abbotsford, by Sir Walter Scott, 1848, p.5 - Subscription required]

034 * The Letters of Sir Walter Scott 1811-1814 [ed. by Herbert Grierson, 1932, p.208 - Guisarding at Edinburgh]

035 * The Letters of Sir Walter Scott 1825-1826 [ed. by Herbert Grierson, 1935, pp.445-447 - Guisards at Edinburgh]

036 * The Letters of Sir Walter Scott 1826-1828 [ed. by Herbert Grierson, 1936, p.98 - Edinburgh fragment]

037 * The Scot Abroad [by John Hill Burton, 1864, Vol.I p.309fn - guisards at [Liberton]]

038 * Two Bannatyne Garlands from Abbotsford [by Sir Walter Scott, 1848, p.5 - 'Captain Ward and the Rainbow' - "guisarding" at [Edinburgh]]

039 * Voyages and Travels of Columbus Secundus [in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Vol.X No.LIX, Dec. (Pt.II) 1821, p.692 - Chap.XVIII - "guisards" or "guiserts" performing Alexander the Great or The Abbot of Unreason, at Edinburgh]

040 * Yule and Hogmanay [by [James Hogg ?], in Hogg's Weekly Instructor, Vol.5, 1847, pp.361-363 - Edinburgh fragment?]

041 * Popular Rhymes of Scotland [3rd edition][Select Writings of Robert Chambers Vol.7] [ed. by Robert Chambers, 1847, pp.299-306 - Peebles text]

042 * The Popular Rhymes of Scotland, [1st edition] [by Robert Chambers, 1826, p.300 - 'Specimens of Unpublished Classes of Popular Rhymes']

043 * Additions to The Games of Argyleshire [sic] [by R.C. MacLagan, in Folk-Lore, Vol.XVI No.2, Jun. 1905, pp.211-216 - fragment; (extract from , by J.F. L., in Scotsman, 31st Dec. 1902 - [Angus] text)]

044 * Traditions of Perth, [by George Penny, 1836, p.40 - "Guisards"]

045 * Old Greenock Characters - Second Series [extract from Donald, 1930]

046 * A Few Reminiscences of my Early Life, by William Renton, 1926 [internet only] [Morebattle text]

047 * Christmas Mummers [by W. E., in Notes and Queries, 5th Ser. Vol.IV No.104, 25th Dec. 1875, pp.506-507 - Gizards or Guisards in Teviotdale; citation of Galations, by James Maidment, 1835]

048 * Christmas Mummers [by W. E., in Notes and Queries, 5th Ser. Vol.V No.111, 12th Feb. 1876, p.133]

049 * Scottish Borders Memory Bank [Track 12 - Audio of Jim Hall's dictated interview and transcript of Crailing Guiserts' play - including the text.]

050 * Supplement to the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Editions of the Encyclopaedia Britannica [Vol.III, 1824, p.629 - 'Drama', by Anon [Sir Walter Scott] - "like the ancient "Morrice-dancers" of England, or the "Guisards" of Scotland of Scotland, who have not as yet totally disused similar revels."]

051 * The Goloshans [citation of Emily Lyle, in Tocher, No.32, Winter 1979-1980, pp.107-112 - Melrose & Morebattle texts from Sound Archive]

052 * The Letters of Sir Walter Scott 1817-1819 [ed. by Herbert Grierson, 1933, p.287 - Hogmanay at Abbotsford, Melrose]

053 * The Letters of Sir Walter Scott 1823-1825 [ed. by Herbert Grierson, 1935, p.144 - New Year's Day at Abbotsford, Melrose]

054 * The Letters of Sir Walter Scott 1825-1826 [ed. by Herbert Grierson, 1935, pp.445-447 - New Year's Day at Abbotsford, Melrose]

055 * The Letters of Sir Walter Scott 1826-1828 [ed. by Herbert Grierson, 1936, p.98 - New Year's Day at Abbotsford, Melrose]

056 * The Letters of Sir Walter Scott 1828-1831 [ed. by Herbert Grierson, 1936, p.282 - Hogmanay at Abbotsford, Melrose]

057 * A Description of the Shetland Islands, [by Samuel Hibbert, 1822, pp.554-560]

058 * A Voyage Round the Coasts of Scotland and the Isles [by James Wilson, 1842, Vol.II pp.352-366]

059 * Buckhaven [by [Sir Walter Scott], in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Vol.II No.XII, Mar. 1818, p.627 - see his memoirs]

060 * Dr. James Scott, Md. Rn. (1785-1859) and the Papa Stour Sword Dance [citation of Paul Smith, at Taking Shetland out of the Box : Island Cultures and Shetland Identity, Lerwick, 7th-10th May 2009]

061 * Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, [2nd edition] [by [J.G. Lockhart], Vol.IV, 1839, pp.217-219 - Papa Stour, 7th Aug. 1814]

062 * Re: Papa Stour [citation of Trevor Stone, in The Morris Dancer, Vol.1 No.11,]

063 * The Oxonian in Iceland; [by Rev Frederick Metcalfe, 1861, p.23]

064 * The Papa Stour Sword Dance : some notes on its recent history [citation of Keith Chandler, in The Morris Dancer, Vol.1 No.10, ]

065 * The Pirate : A Melo Dramatic Romance, [by Thomas Dibdin, 1822, p.41]

066 * The Pirate [Waverley Novels, Magnum Opus edition, Vols.XXIV-XXV] [by Sir Walter Scott, 1831, Vol.I [of 2], pp.266-271]

067 * The Sword Dance of Papa Stour, Shetland [citation of Ivor Allsop, in Folk Music Journal, Vol.3 No.4, 1978, pp.324-342]

068 * The Sword-Dance / Papa Stour, Shetland [index to Alfred W. Johnston, in Old-Lore Miscellany of Orkney, Shetland, Caithness and Sutherland, Vol.V Pt.IV, Oct. 1912, pp.175-185]

069 * The Very Old Manuscript: A Re-Examination of the Relationship between Samuel Hibbert¡¯s and Sir Walter Scott's Descriptions of the Sword-Dance from Papa Stour, Shetland [citation of Michael J. Preston, at Taking Shetland out of the Box : Island Cultures and Shetland Identity, Lerwick, 7th-10th May 2009]

070 * Bibliographical List of the Various Publications by James Maidment, Esquire, Advocate, from the Years M.DCCC.XVII to M.DCCC.LIX [by Thomas George Stevenson, 1859, p.15 - citation of Galations, 1835]

071 * Daft Days [by John Wood Reddock, in The Every-Day Book;, Vol.II, 18??, cols.18-21 - Falkirk text]

072 * Galoshins : A New Year Play from Kippen [by Emily Lyle, in Tocher, No.36/37, 1982, pp.380-383 - Kippen text from Sound Archive, including Audio of the introductory song]

073 * Galoshins : A New Year Play from Kippen [citation of Emily Lyle, in Tocher, No.36-37, 1982, pp.380-383 - Kippen text from Sound Archive]

074 * Old Faces, Old Places, and Old Stories of Stirling : Second Series [by William Drysdale, 1899, pp.79-80 - 'New Year Customs : Guising' - "guisers" or "guizards"]

075 * Popular Rhymes of Scotland [3rd edition][Select Writings of Robert Chambers Vol.7] [ed. by Robert Chambers, 1847, p.301fn - Falkirk fragment]

076 * Profile of a Parish [Baldernock] [comp. by Jean Stewart, 1974, p.27 - fragment]

077 * Scran [image archive] [illustration from Bob McCutcheon Collection [Search for 'Galoshins'] - Subscription required]

078 * The Guisers in Stirling [by James Lucas, in The Stirling Antiquary, Vol.I, 1893, pp.67-69, 42 - extract from The Stirling Sentinel - as Galations, by James Maidment, 1835]

079 * The History of Stirlingshire [3rd edition only] [by Nimmo, 1880]

080 * The Goloshans [citation of Emily Lyle, in Tocher, No.32, Winter 1979-1980, pp.107-112 - Broxburn fragment from Sound Archive]

081 * A further Explanation of the Word Hagmenai [by B. A., in Gentleman's Magazine: & Historical Chronicle, Vol.LX Pt.2:Jul, Jul.-Dec. 1790, p.616 - "guisarts"]

082 * An Essay on Masquerade [in The London Magazine:, Vol.XLIII, Feb. 1774, p.81 - "Guisearts"]

083 * Ancient Scottish Poems [1770, p.286 - gysarts]

084 * Chambers's Book of Days [US edition] [ed. by R. Chambers, 1879, Vol.II p.789 - Guisers or Guizards in Scotland at Christmas, Hogmanay, New-year's Day and Handsel Monday]

085 * Children's Rhymes Children's Games Children's Songs Children's Stories : A Book for Bairns and Big Folk [2nd edition] [by Robert Ford, 1904, pp.94-100 - '"The Goloshans"']

086 * Dictionary of the Scots Language [Comprises A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue, 1931-2002 & The Scottish National Dictionary,1931-1976 - Search for 'gysar', 'guyser', 'galatian', 'guiser' and 'mumming']

087 * Galloway [Kirkcudbrightshire & Wigtownshire] New Year's Customs [by E.M. Johnstone, in The Graphic, Vol.47 No.1206, 7th Jan. 1893, p.14bc - Subscription required for Gale: 19th Century British Library Newspapers]

088 * Galoshins : The Scottish Death-and-Revival Play Performed by Boys at Yule or Hallowe'en [Book for sale: by Emily Lyle, in Masks and Mumming in the Nordic Area, ed. by Terry Gunnell, 2007, pp.733-741]

089 * Galoshins: The Scottish Folk Play [by Brian Hayward. Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Press, 1992 - Subscription required for Questia]

090 * Highland Superstitions [in Belle Assemblee, New Ser. Vol.XXI, Jan.-Jun. 1820, p.128 - "guizarts"]

091 * Observations on Popular Antiquities: [with additions] [by John Brand, rev. by Henry Ellis, 1813, Vol.I pp.350-354 - 'Hagmena' - fnF - extract from Hagmenai, by B. A., in Gentleman's Magazine: & Historical Chronicle, Vol.LX Pt.2:Jul, Jul.-Dec. 1790, p.616]

092 * Popular Rhymes of Scotland [3rd edition][Select Writings of Robert Chambers Vol.7] [ed. by Robert Chambers, 1847, p.304fn - west of Scotland fragment]

093 * Proverbs, Proverbial Expressions, and Popular Rhymes of Scotland [by Andrew Cheviot [James Hiram Watson], 1896, pp.169-173 - entry for 'Hogmany' - Border district text]

094 * Scotsheets 2 [Pack for sale:]

095 * Scottish Guising: Medieval And Modern Theatre Games [by Sarah Carpenter, in International Journal of Scottish Theatre, Vol.2 No.2, Dec. 2001]

096 * Sketch-book of the North [by George Eyre-Todd, 1890]

097 * The Ballad Minstrelsy of Scotland [ed. by [Robert Alison], 1871, pp.xv-xvi - "Galatians" or "Galashins" South-west Scotland fragment; may derive their name from "Galashin" who was the brother of "Kemp Owyne"]

098 * The Book of Days [? edition] [ed. by R. Chambers, 1869, Vol.II - Guisers or Guizards in Scotland at Christmas, Hogmanay, New-year's Day and Handsel Monday]

099 * The Scottish Folk Drama Galoshins in Southern Scotland [Book for sale: by Brian Hayward, in Oral Literature and Performance Culture, eds. by John Beech et al., 2007]

100 * The Tinkler-Gypsies [2nd edition only of The Tinkler-Gypsies of Galloway] [by Andrew McCormick, 1907, pp.328, 330-332 - [?] "Goloshians" or "white boys" fragment and photo]