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Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter

Newsletter No 18 (2020)

• A Bootless Errand (1871). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 18 (2020): 53.
• ‘Found Drowned’ (1836 & 1857). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 18 (2020): 7–9.
• Insipid Coffee, and the Foreign Weed, Adulterated Tea (1835). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 18 (2020): 28.
• S. Harman, Auctioneer and General Agent, Ballaugh (1848). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 18 (2020): 27.
• ‘The Lover’s Parting’ (1849). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 18 (2020): 29.

Newsletter No 17 (2019)

• Afterword: ‘Times have changed.’ Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 2019 (2019): 31–35.
• The Curragh Chapel (1958). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 2019 (2019): 17–26.
• ‘Have a Go.’ Wilfred Pickles in Ballaugh (1948). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 2019 (2019): 8–16.
• ‘Memories of the Old Times’ (1950). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 2019 (2019): 28–29.
• ‘William Henry Corlett Kneen’ (1948). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 2019 (2019): 30.

Newsletter No 16 (2018)

• ‘Agricultural Society List of Subscriptions 1931’ (1931). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 16 (2018): 28–29.
• The Exuberant Boys of Ballaugh (1913). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 16 (2018): 21–26.
• The Ballaugh Harvest Home (1874). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 16 (2018): 14–15.
• Ballaugh Jubilee Celebrations (1935). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 16 (2018): 32–33.
• The Ballaugh Mhellia (1933). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 16 (2018): 30–31.
• The 1897 Ballaugh Parochical Concert. Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 16 (2018): 16–18.
• The Ballaugh Primitive Methodist Chapel Sunday School Tea and Concert (1913). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 16 (2018): 27.
• ‘Poor Relief at Ballaugh’ (1901). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 16 (2018): 20.

Newsletter No 15 (2017)

• Ballaugh in the 1831 Census. Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 21–22.
• ‘Ballaugh Harvest Home and Thanksgiving Service’ (1871). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 31–35.
• ‘Bible Society’ (1821). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 16–18.
• Yn Chied Lioar gailckagh (1818). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 19–20.
• Cowell of Ballaugh and the Press Gang (1848). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 27.
• ‘A Dip into the Past: Filming an Old Time Manx Wedding’ (1926). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 41–42 & 44.
• The Faaie Claddagh of Ballakinnag in dispute (1872). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 35–36.
• The Fishermen of Ballaugh (1881). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 39–40.
• ‘Green’s Forsaken.’ A Ballaugh Wedding (1829). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 15.
• The High Road Accounts for Ballaugh (1847). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 23–26.
• ‘Hydrophobia in Ballaugh’ (1874). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 43.
• ‘It is freely rumoured […]’ (1899). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 43.
• The Licencees of Ballaugh (1820). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 21.
• Lost and ‘Found’ at the Ballaugh Fair (1804). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 16.
• The Manx Northern Railway coming to Ballaugh (1879). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 37–38.
• Philip Craine late of Ballaugh writes from America (1871). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 29–31.
• Schooling in Ballaugh (1818). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 16–18.
• ‘A Summer’s Months Residence in Ballaugh’ (1848). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 15 (2017): 28–29.

Newsletter No 14 (2016)

• Ballaugh and the Flitter Dance. Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 14 (2016): 23–24.
• ‘Collected by Mrs E.C. Kneen, Ballaugh.’ The Ramsey Hospital Linen League (1943). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 14 (2016): 22.
• ‘Hats are made here.’ John Feltham in Ballaugh (1797). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 14 (2016): 19–22.
• The High Roads of Ballaugh (1898). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 14 (2016): 9–10a.
• ‘LANGUAGE SPOKEN (Children Under 3 Years of Age to be Excluded).’ The Speakers of Manx in Ballaugh in 1901. Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 14 (2016): 13–18.
• Mince Pies and the Ballaugh Cruinnaght of 1938. Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 14 (2016): 10b.
• ‘There is an old man called Oates.’ The Last Manx Monolingual of Ballaugh? Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 14 (2016): 12.
• The usage of Manx in Ballaugh from the Parochial Visitations of 1757, 1766, 1782, 1833. Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 14 (2016): 11.

Newsletter No 13 (2015)

• The Battle of the Killane river. Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 13 (2015): 12.
• Çhibbyr Ash Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 13 (2015): 31.
• The Episcopacy of Bishop Wilson (1697–1755): Presentments for Ballaugh (for Magical Practices). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 13 (2015): 13–17.
• ‘For giving charm for the ague.’ Alice Cowley before the Church Courts (1709–13). Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 13 (2015): 18–27.
• ‘In the matter of nasal vowels.’ John Rhys’ Teachers of Manx in Ballaugh. Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 13 (2015): 28.
• The Phynodderee and Ballaugh Old Church. Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 13 (2015): 31.
• William Boyde of Ballavolley and the Gill Brothers. Ballaugh Heritage Trust Newsletter 13 (2015): 29–30.

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