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gradely funny teyle für a winter foyar soide. Manchester and London 1857.
Schwank: Abrum o’ Flup’s Qwortin' an Weddin’ at Smubridg. Written by Ab-
Süsel. Manchester (1862, hrg. 1880). — Wirtshausszene wie bei Waugh:
Th’ Ghost ov owd Clockcase; a humorous Fireside Lancashire Story Man
chester [k. J.]
144) Wot aw seed ut th' Preston Eggsibishun. Bi Dick an' Betty Mmidy-
tcarp. Preston 1865. — Dick and Betty Moudywarp's Visit to Blackpool. Man
chester [k. J.J — Dick and Betty Moudywarp's visit to the Blegburn Eggsibi
shun. dst. — Als humoristische Vorgeschichte: Dick Moudywarp's Bringin' up
Cooartship an Weddin’. Manchester [k. J.] — P. war Präsident der Preston
Elocutionary Association und gab außerdem heraus: The Star Beciter: A
collection of British and American prose and poetical pieces, suitable for readim
and recital.
>15) Sam o' Ben s Visit to the Boyal Albert Asylum, at Lancaster. Lan
caster 1878. — Tommy Tickleton’s Purst Visit to Morecum; containing a nurnber
of humorous Utters, dst. 1882. — Job Sawneyhead’s Eggscurstion tö Liverpool,
to hear Moody and Sankey, by ,Quidnunc’. Lancaster 1876. — Sam o’ Ben s,
Dick Ballispipe, and Joe Knocksoftly at the Belle Vue Gardens. — Reiseführer:
A gradely Guide to Blackpool. London 1882. — Schwänke: A curious sail
frevised and reprinted from the Blackpool Times) 1887. — How much Benjamin
Smallshaw paid for his Christmas goose [k. J.] — Eow Abrum o' Billy o’ Grundy't
filled up his census paper, to which is added, Out for a holiday at Windermere
including the adventures of Sammy Scrubbs and his wife at the Big Lake Man
chester [k. J.J — Lancashire Laughing Gas —.
146 ) A droll Lancashire Sketeh-, or, Owd Dick un owd Ailse fro th’ Bimble
Book, Edenfielt, V ther fust chcp trip wi JimDarron un George Duckoth to Liver-
pocl, pood ön by th’ beighlin steam flying machine. Haslington [k. J.]
i«) A day ad Blackpool, or Tommy-the-Bobbin Carrier and his wife Mary
Ann, at Sea-Side. dst. [k. J.j — Tommy-the-Bobbin-Carrier's chep trip to th'
samt wayter. dst. [k. J.] — Schwänke: Sall-o'-Betty's, or Very proper. An East
Lancashire Sketch, dst. [k. J.] — How Mrs. Feathers put four in a bed. dst.
[k. J.] — Wirtshausszene, wo Schwank erzählt wird: A bunch of Watercresses,
or an Afternoon with Old Bob. dst. [k. J.]
i«) A Yewnd Chap’s Trip to Manchester to see Frinee Halben, th' Queen,
an th' Art Treasures Eggsibishun. By , Owd John'. Manchester 1857 (nach
Wright hieß der Autor John Heywood). — Two Country Felley's Visit to
Pomona Gardine. Bolton 1853.
149 ) All neet in a grave — Blackpool; Owd Twist's Trip to Blackpo', and
his return wi’ th' wrang lik’ness (Verwechslungsgeschichte). — Clock dressin'
ly some Bossendale Felleys (Bauernbursehen reinigen eine 200 Jahre alte Uhr.
indem sie sie auskoehen). — The Devil in the Landlord’s Cellar; a Ghost
Story — Laming to Sing for Charity Sermons. 1886 (falsche Aufregung wegen
eines Mißverständnisses). — Beddy’s Courtship and Neddy’s Bival — Ovd Jack’s
Tale abaat Fort.in’s Tellin' — Payin' th' Bent at Houghton Tower — Owd Jim's
Opinion on the attempt of Taxin' TJciful Matches — A queer supper — Quite
Dickey Tale provin' for his wife —- A Bossendale Beef-neet eighty years ago —
A Bossendale Witch — Takin’ th' Doctor a subject. — Takln’ th' Bew Year in
— Tear Sheddin' for o twenty Pound Legacy — Tooth DrawirC.
16 °) Biographisches ,in Who’s Who 1913.
IM) Doctor Bondeau’s revenge and other Lancashire Sketches. Manchester
and London 1867. — The buried treasure. ■— Cousin Taz.
152) ThcHauntedBridge— Boggartuv Orton Olough—The UackKnight ofAshtm.
153 ) , Cracks' and Humorous Sketches by „SigiPBlackburn 1888.
154 ( Solomon Smitheys: his sayins sketches, an’ so forth. Manchester (1883).
15> ) Cracks from a Cobbler’s Seat. Preston (1888).
156) IU's o' Skits i' th' Lancashire Dialect. Manchester [k. J.] Nach Wright
hieß der Verfasser T. Kershaw. — Jone o' Jejfrey’s Lancashire Tales. Man
chester. A Fernuth Cure for Slancin,* or, an Adventure uv a lung causey felley
uz war i' no Berrying Club. By Tutty Wunte, a Fernuth .Fäley. Bolton [k. J.j.
Nach Wright hieß der Verfasser F. W. Briscoe.
