Piggin, the, 209

Playing Dead

Road, 409

Twice in the

Runaway Road, the, 208
Tailor, the, 217

Taken by the Good People, 218
Twenty Years with the Good
People, 215

Unfinished Chapel, the, 211
Voyage of Kae, 94 et seqq.
Formosa Life of the Mountain
People in, 115 et seqq.
Fowler, Lady A.: on " Influence of
an Expectant Mother," 322 et seq.
Foy : a ploughman's farewell
supper, 167

Frazer, Sir J. G.: "The Killing
of the Khazar Kings," 382 et
seqq.; "The Cursing of Vene-
zelos," 133 et seqq.

Freeman, H. A.: the "Coirligheile
puzzle," 332

French, the landing on West
Ireland, 448

Frigate-bird possessing super-
human powers, 367

Frog swallowing a, 313
Funeral cakes, 306

Going a chubbing, progging, beg-
ging, on 5th November, 82, 300
Gomme, Sir L.: review of his
work in Anthropology and Folk-
lore, 12 et seqq.; bibliography
of his works, 106
Goodening, gooding, begging, 299,
300

Gough, Miss E. G.: "Folklore
from Ireland," 101 et seq.
Gowayes Day, 5th November, 81
Graebner, Dr.: his theory of
culture-contact, 33

Grain, new: use of, in Formosa,

"

123
Grania Uaile legend of, 438
et seqq.
Grant, C. F.: Negro Proverbs
collected in Jamaica,"315et seqq.
Guild festival at Hallow E'en,
60; plays at Hallow E'en, 79
Guisarding at Hallow E'en, 58
Gunpowder Treason Day, 53, 81
Guy Fawkes' Day, 5th November,
81; effigy paraded, 83

Hallontide Eve: Hallowmas, 53
Hallow E'en fire customs, 55
Hallowmas, 53; Kirn or Harvest
Home, 73; Eve, Hallow E'en,
53
Haloa festival: bull-fights at, 151
Hampshire folklore from, 102
et seq.

Hanging Month, November, 52
Hartland, E. Sidney: on "Avril-
Bread," 305 et seqq.; review of
Barker, W. H., Sinclair, C.,
West African Folk-tales, 322 et

Holidays:
Day, 172
Hollantide: Hallowmas, 61, 74,
79, 80

on St. Katherine's

Holly Eve: All Hallow Eve, 74;
leaves used for decorations at
Christmastide, 418, 420

Hotu-ibi: a district in Easter
Island, 339

Husband selected at a bull-fight,
147; and wife, future of,
divined at Hallow E'en, 59

India Jellicut ceremony, 146
Inish Boffin: legend of, 436 et
seqq.

Insects at Christmastide, 417
Intichiuma ceremonies, the, 262
et seqq.

:

Ishii Shinji on the "Life of the
Mountain People of Formosa,"
115 et seqq.

Ivy use of, at Christmastide, 420

Jellicut ceremony, the, 146
Jenkinson, Mrs. C. review of

L. Havemeyer, Drama of Savage
Peoples, 223 et seq.

Kalla tribe, the bull contests
among, 148

Kane, W. F. de Vismes :

Notes

on Irish folklore," 87 et seqq.
Kesoko half man, half frigate-
bird, in Easter Island, 367
Khakan: title of the Khazar
kings, 388

Khazar Khozar tribe, the, 382;
their origin, 384; killing of
their kings, 382 et seqq.; polygamy
of their kings, 389; double
kingship among, 404; language
of, 388; sociology of, 386 et seqq.
Khidr, the "Green One ": Glau-
cus, 281

Khozar see Khazar

Kissing Bush, the, 422

Kilty witches: begging by, 301
Kizil Bash tribe, the, 292
Knczima, the, in Servia, 39
Knox, Miss D.: "Folk Tales from
Co. Limerick," 208 et seqq.
Kotun: a district in Easter
Island, 339

Mackenzie, D. A.: on • Easter
Eggs in Scotland," 450
MacSweeny, J. J. on The Sister's
Son and the Duel, 320 et seq.
M'Williams, B.: on begging on
St. Thomas' Day, 450

Magic and Religion :

by F. B.
Jevons, 259 et seqq.; magic sym.
pathetic, imitative, 157
Mana, 274 et seqq.

Mananánn Mac Lir: a sea-god,
181

Mischievous Night: Hallowmas,
53; Gunpowder Treason Eve,
51
Mistletoe, the, at Christmastide,
422

Mock friar procession of, 303
Month of the dead, November,

52; of mourning, November, 52
Moriori, the culture of, 358
Mother, expectant: influence of,
332 et seq.

Moto Nui: islet near Easter
Island, 344

Moutray Read, Captain

"

A. :

Country Tales from Cornwall,"
317 et seq.; Miss D. H., "Hamp-
shire folklore," 102 et seq.
Muck-olla procession at Hallow
E'en, 79

Mummers at Hallow E'en, 57;
not to be sent away unre-
warded at Christmas, 420;
Play at Hallow E'en, 69
Mumping, begging, 300
Murray, Miss M. A.: on "Organi-
sations of Witches in Great
Britain," 228 et seqq.; on
Egyptian Mythology," 331

et seq.
Natural phenomena: at Hallow
E'en, 67, 74, 79; on 9th
November, 167; on St. Cle-
ment's Day, 175; on St.
Andrew's Day, 176; on St.
Thomas' Day, 299; at Christ-
mastide, 415

Negro folktales, provenience of,
408 et seqq.; proverbs collected
in Jamaica, 315 et seqq.
New Zealand Maori culture in,
358
Nigeria

bull-baiting in, 149

Nosairis, the, 291

Nos cyncalan ganaf: Hallowmas,
61
November: Hanging Month,
Month of the Dead, Month of
Mourning, 52; Eve, Hallowmas,
67, 74; customs of, 52
Nutcrack Night: All Hallow
Eve, 53, 74
Nutons, the, 328

Nutshells games with, at Hallow
E'en, 58, 65, 76, 80

Oath on burning camphor, 104
et seq.

Odd numbers: tabu of, at
Christmastide, 419

Oidche Shamhna : All Hallows'
Eve, 74

Oie Houney: All Hallows' Eve, 79
Olympos origin of the name, 177
Omens : at Hallow E'en, 61;

from birds in Formosa, 131;
of weather on Lord Mayor's
Day, 165; from a rattling
window, 312; from pigeons,
312; of weather, at Christmas-
tide, 415

Onion laid on altar at Christmas-
tide, 418

Organisations of witches in Great
Britain, 228 et seqq.

O Sapientia Day: 16th December,
298

Owls omens from, 167; beliefs
regarding, 329

Pack Rag Day, 12th November,
164
Paddle:

used in dancing in
Easter Island, 340
Paganism in Great Britain in
early Christian times, 229
Papuan type of wooden figures in
Easter Island, 359

Parayan caste : bull-racing among,

149

Parents powers of, in Formosa,
127

Parsnip Day St. Thomas' Day,
303

Parsons, Dr. E. C.: on

the

· Provenience of certain Negro
Folk-tales," 408 et seqq..
Pattern: fair on St. Martin's
Day, 169

Peacock, Miss M.: on "Apparitions

in Lincolnshire," 103; on "Lin-
colnshire folklore," 325 et seqq.
Pear tree walking backwards
round, at Christmastide, 418
Peas divination by, 313
Persistence of Primitive Beliefs

in Theology, 279 et seqq.
Persons unlucky: not to enter
house at Christmastide, 419
Picrous Day second Thursday
before Christmas, 296

Pig crushed to death by cattle,
155

Pigeons omen from, 312; heart
of, roasted at Christmastide,
418
Pilgrimages on St. Katherine's
Day, 173

Pirates legends of, in Ireland,
434 et seq.
Piskies, the, 314

Plants at Christmastide, 416
Ploughing: tabu of, at Christmas-

tide, 419

Pola festival, the, 158

Polygamy of Khazar kings, 389
Polynesian influence on

Island culture, 378

Easter

Pongal feast, the rites at, 147
Prayer meetings for, in Serbia,
48

Precautions: taken at Hallow

Easter Island, 338

Red Pedlar's Grave, the legend
of, 447

Regicide legalised among the
Khazars, 384

Reine du Sabbat, the, 240

:

Relations artificial, in Serbia, 47
Religion its relation to magic,
255 et seqq.; definition of, 264
Rent paid on Lord Mayor's
Day, 166; service, ancient,
103 et seq.

Reviews of books: Barker, W. H.,
Sinclair, C., West African Folk-
Tales, 333 et seq.; Dalziel,
J. M., A Hausa Botanical
Glossary, 108 et seq.; Garnett,
L. M. J., Balkan Home Life,
452 et seq. ; Havemeyer, L.,
The Drama of Savage Peoples,
223 et seq.; Meer Hassan Ali,
Mrs., Observations on the Mussul-
mauns of India, 334 et seqq.;
Migod, F. W. H., Earliest Man,
III; Rattray, A. S., Ashanti
Proverbs, 108 et seqq.; Wester-
velt, W. D., Hawaian Legends
of Volcanoes, III et seq.
Ridmas Hallowmas, 54
Ringin'-day Fair, 85
Ringing Night:

Treason Eve, 81

Gunpowder

on

the

St. Colman, 202

St. Daimhoidh, 203