Bibliography - C
This is an alphabetical index of sources sorted by primary author or collector, and then by year of publication or collection. Each entry gives basic bibliographic information. Click on the links for further details (most brief sources are quoted in full). N.b. Many sources are anonymous, so these appear either under the name of the publication (e.g. Nottinghamshire Guardian), or under the name of the source collection (e.g. M.W.Barley Collection). See also the Name Index for informants, etc.
E.C.Cawte (1975)
*E. C. Cawte (Auth.)
Chapter 5: Two Teams in Nottinghamshire
*E.C.Cawte Collection,
In preparation 1975, Book manuscript: 'The wooing play in the Midland Wolds'
E.C.Cawte et al (1967)
E. C. Cawte (Auth.); Alex Helm (Auth.); N. Peacock (Auth.)
ENGLISH RITUAL DRAMA: A Geographical Index
London: Folk-lore Society, 1967
Chad: Mansfield Chronicle Advertiser (1984)
[Anon.] (Auth.)
Festive revival for 'Poor Owd 'Oss' custom [at Mansfield, Notts.]
Chad: Mansfield Chronicle Advertiser,
5th Jan. 1984, No.5857 (New Series 1628), p.5 e-f
E.S.Chalk (1916/1917)
Rev. Edwin S. Chalk (Auth.)
*193. The Silverton Mummers [Devon]
Devon & Cornwall Notes & Queries,
1916-1917, Vol.IX, pp.228-232
E.Chambers (1933)
Sir Edmund Chambers (Auth.)
THE ENGLISH FOLK-PLAY
*Oxford: University Press, 1933
E.Chambers (1969)
Sir Edmund Chambers (Auth.)
THE ENGLISH FOLK-PLAY [Reprint]
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1969
E.K.Chambers (1903)
E. K. Chambers (Auth.)
THE MEDIAEVAL STAGE: VOL.I
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1903, pp.205-227
"J.Chambers" (1907)
"Jessie Chambers" (Auth.); [David Herbert Lawrence] (Auth.)
AN ENJOYABLE CHRISTMAS: A PRELUDE: "Sweet pleasure after pain..." [D.H.Lawrence short story featuring a Christmas Guysers play]
*Nottinghamshire Guardian,
7th Dec.1907, p.17a-e
"J.Chambers" (1949)
"Jessie Chambers" (Auth.); [David Herbert Lawrence] (Auth.)
AN ENJOYABLE CHRISTMAS: A PRELUDE: "Sweet pleasure after pain..." : D.H.Lawrence's story [features a Notts. Christmas Guysers play]
*Nottinghamshire Guardian,
10th Dec.1949, pp.12a-e,9
L.Chaworth-Musters (1892)
L. Chaworth-Musters (Auth.)
Reviews and Notices of New Books: HISTORY OF NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. By Cornelius Brown [Plough Monday at Cropwell and Tithby, Notts.]
Antiquary,
Jan.1892, Vol.25, No.1, p.44-45
Chaworth-Musters (1890)
Mrs. Chaworth-Musters (Auth.)
A CAVALIER STRONGHOLD: A Romance of the Vale of Belvoir
London: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., Ltd., 1890, pp.272-277,387-392
G.Christian (1951a)
Garth Christian (Auth.)
Midlands Mummers: KEEPING UP A CHRISTMAS (AND PAGAN) CUSTOM
Derbyshire Countryside,
Jan./Mar.1951, Vol.18, No.5, p.92
G.Christian (1951b)
Garth Christian (Auth.)
It's an old Underwood custom
Nottingham Journal,
24th Dec.1951, No.39284, p.4 d-e
G.Christian (1954)
*Garth Christian (Auth.)
*On the Eve of Christmas
*Nottingham Journal,
c.1954
A.Cockburn Collection (1972, M.Couldry)
*Anne Cockburn (Col.); *Michael Couldry (Col.)
*[Guysers Play from Brinsley, Notts.]
*A.Cockburn Collection,
1972
A.Coleman (1972)
Arthur Coleman (Auth.)
Guysers
*Eastwood & Kimberley Advertiser,
21st Jan.1972, Vol.75, No.4065
S.J.Coleman (1942)
*Mr. S. Jackson Coleman (Auth.)
*[Appeal for information on Notts. folklore]
*Nottinghamshire Guardian,
26th Sep.1942
S.J.Coleman (no date)
S. Jackson Coleman (Auth.)
*Quaint lore of Nottinghamshire, Treasury of County Folklore IV
*[Douglas]: Folklore Fellowship, [c.1950], [19pp.]
F.Collingwood (1933)
Frances Collingwood (Auth.)
Folk Lore of Nottinghamshire
Nottinghamshire Magazine,
1933, Vol.1, No.3, pp.187-188
W.M.Comber et al (1961)
Winifred M. Comber (Ed.); Lesley Gibson (Ed.); Dorothy Haworth (Ed.)
CHESHIRE VILLAGE MEMORIES II: being extracts from Thirty-Nine Scrap Books and Jottings of Local History made by members of the Women's Institutes.
Tilston Court: Cheshire Federation of Women's Institutes, Sep.1961
W.M.Comber et al (1961) p.100
[Anon.] (Auth.)
*WAVERTON [Souling]
W.M.Comber et al (1961),
p.100
W.M.Comber et al (1961) p.16
[Anon.] (Auth.)
*ANTROBUS [Souling Play]
W.M.Comber et al (1961),
p.16,photo.
W.M.Comber et al (1961) p.21
[Anon.] (Auth.)
*ASTBURY [Play by Geysers Men on Souling Day]
W.M.Comber et al (1961),
p.21
W.M.Comber et al (1961) p.42
[Anon.] (Auth.)
COMBERBACH [Soul-caking]
W.M.Comber et al (1961),
p.42
W.M.Comber et al (1961) p.56
[Anon.] (Auth.)
*GUILDEN SUTTON [Soul-caking]
W.M.Comber et al (1961),
p.56
W.M.Comber et al (1961) p.73
[Anon.] (Auth.)
*KINGSLEY [Horse's Head custom]
W.M.Comber et al (1961),
p.73
W.M.Comber et al (1961) p.82
[Anon.] (Auth.)
*OVER PEOVER [Souling and May Day]
W.M.Comber et al (1961),
p.82
S.M.Cooke (1980)
Sheila M. Cooke (Ed.)
D.H.Lawrence and Nottinghamshire 1885-1910 [includes facsimile of "J.Chambers" (1949) - D.H.Lawrence's short story on Guysers]
[Nottingham]: Nottinghamshire County Council, Leisure Services/Libraries, 1980, 0-902751-10-7, Item 5
R.Coope (1991)
Rosalys Coope (Auth.)
THE WILDMAN FAMILY AND COLONEL THOMAS WILDMAN OF NEWSTEAD ABBEY, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire,
1991, Vol.XCV, pp.50-66
Corporation of Nottingham (1914)
Corporation of Nottingham (Comp.)
RECORDS OF THE BOROUGH OF NOTTINGHAM: BEING A SERIES OF EXTRACTS FROM THE ARCHIVES OF THE CORPORATION OF NOTTINGHAM: VOL.VI. 1702-1760 [includes records relating to the Plough Day Fair]
Nottingham: Thos. Forman & Sons, 1914
A.Cossons (1962)
Arthur Cossons (Auth.)
THE VILLAGERS REMEMBER
Transactions of the Thoroton Society,
1962, Vol.66, pp.67-82
Country Life (1965)
[Anon.] (Auth.)
TOWN AND COUNTRY: WHERE MUMMERS STILL SURVIVE [Guisers from Underwood, Notts. and Mummers from Symondsbury, Marshfield, South Verney and Sussex]
Country Life,
16th Dec.1965, Vol.CXXXVIII, No.3589, p.1683a
Creswell's Nottingham Journal (1763a)
[Anon.] (Auth.)
[Advert for date of Nottingham's Epiphany Fair]
Creswell's Nottingham Journal,
24th Dec.1763, Vol.II, No.152, p.3 c
Creswell's Nottingham Journal (1763b)
[Anon.] (Auth.)
[Advert for date of Nottingham's Epiphany Fair]
Creswell's Nottingham Journal,
31st Dec.1763, Vol.II, No.153, p.3 b
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