001 * BBC Bradford & West Yorkshire - Heptonstall's egg-stravaganza! [with David Burnop - about Heptonstall Pace Eggers]

002 * BBC News - Why Easter means sword play to me [by David Burnop - about Heptonstall Pace Eggers]

003 * Bradshaw Mummers (/ Bradshaw Tavern Folk Club) [photos; programme]

004 * FTX-109 - Come in, Old Toss Pot : West Yorkshire Pace-Eggers [CD for sale: Audio of Dent Pace Egg Play & Midgley Pace Eggers, 22nd Nov. 1954 & 10th Apr. 1952. Includes photo.]

005 * GENUKI : Photograph of Heptonstall Old and New Churches [Photo of Heptonstall Pace Eggers]

006 * Halifax Traditions Festival [Photos of Bradshaw Mummers, 2001 and 2002]

007 * Heptonstall Pace Eggers [photos; audio; video; cast list; programme and Photos of Calder High School Pace Eggers]

008 * Holbeck Moor Mummers / Grove Folk Club [photos; programme]

009 * Homer Sykes Collection [Photos of Midgley Pace Eggers]

010 * Leeds Morris Men [photo; script of an Old Horse play]

011 * Midgley Pace Eggers / Calder High School [perform Midgley text; photos; programme]

012 * Pace-egging Plays [index to Gordon Ridgewell, in FLS News, No.47, Nov. 2005, p.14 - citations of (Bury Times, 22nd Mar. 2005, pp.10, 15) & Hebden Bridge Times, 1st Apr. 2005, pp.1, 5]

013 * The Long Company / Ryburn Three Step [photos; programme; script]

014 * A Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words, [2nd edition] [by James Orchard Halliwell, 1850, pp.667-668 Vol.II - entry for 'Rapier-Dance' - extract from Archaeologia, Vol.XVII, 1814, pp.155-156]

015 * A Glossary of the Dialect of Almondbury and Huddersfield [comp. by late Rev Alfred Easther [formerly Head Master of the Grammar School of King James in Almondbury] & ed. by Rev Thomas Lees, 1883, pp.(58 - entry for 'Guisors' - (non-play);) 98 - entry for 'Peace Egg' - chapbook]

016 * A List of Provincial Words in Use at Wakefield in Yorkshire; [coll. by William Stott Banks, 1865, p.48 - entry for 'Mummers'; p.53 - 'Ploo Stots'; p.56 - 'Raper Doncers']

017 * A Yorkshire Folk-Play and its Analogues [by F.W. Moorman, in Essays and Studies, Vol.II, 1911, pp.134-157 - at [Headingley]; Peace Egg chapbook text, [which he possesses?]]

018 * A Yorkshire Folk-Play and its Analogues [index to F.W. Moorman, in Essays and Studies, Vol.II, 1911, pp.134-157 - at [Headingley]; Peace Egg chapbook text, [which he possesses?]]

019 * Calderdale Calendar Customs [citation of Gary Stringfellow, in Transactions : Halifax Antiquarian Society, 1987]

020 * Christmas Customs, Sports and Pastimes [in Bradfordian:, No.3, Dec. 1860, p.47 - at Clayton]

021 * Christmas-Tup" [by M. P. [Mabel Peacock], in Notes and Queries, 9th Ser. Vol.II No.44, 29th Oct. 1898, p.348 - "old tup" at Hemsworth (& "old sow" in Lincolnshire)]

022 * Chronicles and Stories of Old Bingley [by Harry Speight, 1898, p.275 - (mummers (non-play);) The Peace Egg, or Sword Dancers]

023 * Curious Custom [by Nathan [pseud], in Notes and Queries:, [Ser.1] Vol.1 No.16, 16th Feb. 1850, p.245]

024 * Dialect of the West Riding of Yorkshire: A Short History of Leeds and Other Towns [by Samuel Dyer, 1891, p.101 - entry for 'The Peace-Egg'; p.126 - Alice Man[n] sold her Peace-egg and Bold Slasher chapbooks in the Central Market]

025 * Easter Eggs [by [J. Horsfall Turner], in Yorkshire Folk-Lore Journal, Vol.I, 1888, p.140 - Raper Dancers perform Peace Egg]

026 * Eminent Literary and Scientific Men of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol.I [by [S.A. Dunham ?], 1836, pp.183-184 - 'John Heywood' - "on the borders of Lancashire and Yorkshire, on Good Friday"]

027 * Hebden Bridge Literary and Scientific Society : Local History Collection [Ref. Slides] [430, 431, 432]

028 * Hebden Bridge Literary and Scientific Society : Local History Collection [Ref. YDPE]

029 * Jack Uttley Photo Library [Refs. 33106 & 33116; 83318] [Photos of Pace Eggers & spectators at Hebden Bridge, 1910; Midgley Pace Eggers, 1952]

030 * Memorials of Old Yorkshire [ed. by T.M. Fallow, 1909, pp.294, 286 - 'Yorkshire Folk-Lore', by M.W.E. Fowler - "mumming"]

031 * Mitchell Library Manuscripts Collection, State Library of New South Wales [Ref. MLMSS 462/1] [Reminiscences of Anna Frances Walker' - mummers at Royds [sic] Hall [SE356257], Royds Green, circa 1800]

032 * Pace-Egging Time : The Miracle Play at Midgley [citation of Sydney Moorhouse, in Boy's Own Paper, Vol.LX Pt.7, Apr. 1938, p.371]

033 * Peace Egg [by [J. Horsfall Turner], in Yorkshire Folk-Lore Journal, Vol.I, 1888, pp.127-131; chapbook text; at Brighouse; [extract from The Christmas Rhymers in the North of Ireland, by W.H. Patterson, in Notes and Queries, 4th Ser. Vol.X No.260, 21st Dec. 1872, pp.487-488]]

034 * Pease Eggers" [by E.G. B., in Notes and Queries, 9th Ser. Vol.III No.70, 29th Apr. 1899, p.334 - in south of Riding at Christmas; possesed Peace Egg chapbook for editor and correspondent]

035 * Pease Eggers" [by R.Hedger Wallace, in Notes and Queries, 9th Ser. Vol.III No.66, 1st Apr. 1899, p.249 - citation of Rambler, Vol.VII No.88, 21st Jan. 1899, p.299 - in north of Riding at Easter]

036 * Rambles about Morley, [by William Smith, Jun., 1866, p.109]

037 * Review of "The Mummers' Play" by R.J.E. Tiddy [citation of G.H. Cowling, in Transactions of the Yorkshire Dialect Society, Vol.4 Pt.25, Apr. 1924, pp.30-33 - (Barmby on the Marsh) & Sleights; Drax & Headingley & Sowerby Bridge]

038 * Setting the Pace [extract from Milltown Memories, Iss.3, Spring 2003 - Brief article with photos of Midgley Pace Eggers, 1930s.]

039 * Some Northern Spring Customs [by a reader, in Northern Earth, No.90, p.11 - about Midgley Pace Eggers and Heptonstall Pace Eggers - Archived]

040 * Survey of English Dialects (SED) Incidental Material [Refs. (6Y4; 6Y21;) 6Y27; (6Y29; 6Y32)] [Pace Egging Songs at Egton; Pace Egging Songs at Heptonstall;) Christmas Mumming at Carleton; (Mumming at Golcar; Plough Bullocks at Ecclesfield)]

041 * The Dialect of Leeds and its Neighbourhood, [by [C. Clough Robinson], 1862, pp.364-370 - entry for 'Mummers']

042 * The Diary of Ralph Thoresby, [ed. by Rev Joseph Hunter, 1830, Vol.II p.198 - Mummers (non-play?) at Leeds, 1713]

043 * The History and Antiquities of Morley, [Subscribers' copy] [by William Smith, 1876, p.93 - "Mummers" played "peace-egg"]

044 * The History of the Scottish Stage, [by John Jackson, 1793, pp.409-411 - Keighley fragment]

045 * The Little Hill Farm : Calder Valley [by W.B. Crump, [1951], pp.72; 74-75 - Pace Eggers at Midgley; with Harry Waterworth, possesses J. Harkness chapbook]

046 * Two Essays on the Dialect of Upper Calderdale [citation of F.H. Marsden, in Transactions of the Yorkshire Dialect Society, Vol.4 Pt.22, Jan. 1921, pp.6-16 [sic]]

047 * West Riding Sketches [by James Burnley, 1875, pp.120-137 - 'A Night with the King of Egypt' - Woolborough [Bradford] text - superb reportage]

048 * When I was a Boy in England [contents of Ivan G. Grimshaw, 1931, Chap.IX - 'The Peace Egg Players' at Shipley]

049 * Wortley-de-Leeds : a history of an ancient township [extract from William Benn, 1926 - includes a brief description of the performance of 'The Peace Egg' about 1875 - Archived]

050 * Yorkshire Sword Actors [index to Thomas Garratt Forshaw, in Yorkshire Notes and Queries, Vol.III No.10, Jan. 1907, p.303]

051 * Yorkshire Sword-Actors [by T.M. Fallow, in Antiquary, Vol.XXXI No.?, May 1895, pp.138-142 - Leeds fragment & photos]

052 * Burley Millennium Theatre Group [List with Jul. 1998 performance]

053 * Calderdale Local Studies Library [Brief history of the local Pace Egg plays - with photo]

054 * Charlestown History Group [Photo of the Eastwood Players, 1935]

055 * Huddersfield One [Essay about pace eggers in and around Huddersfield]

056 * Otley Community Players [Mention of 1999 performance of mumming only]

057 * Pete Coe [member of The Long Company] [performs folk plays, and runs folk drama workshops at schools. Includes photos.]