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Manx Notes: Folkways & Language (ISSN 1351–2293) appears on no particular timescale. All numbers are available here for download.

A number of Manx Notes are part of themed series: The Gill Brothers as Collectors | The Manx Language Society | “Miss Morrison at the Wheel” | The Peel Manx Language Society | The Revival of the Manx Language | “Standing on the Borderline” | “Who is Mona Douglas?”

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Manx Notes Nos 1–12 (1993) | 13–14 (1994) | [New Series] 16–35 (2004) | 36–48 (2005) | 49–76 (2006) | 77–100 (2007) | 101–110 (2008) | 111–115 (2009) | 116–122 (2010) | 123–129 (2011) | 130–141 (2012) | 142–173 (2013) | 174–197 (2014) | 198–230 (2015) | 231–245 (2016) | 246–305 (2017) | 306–356 (2018) | 357–410 (2019) | 411–512 (2020) | 513–570 (2021) | 571–585 (2022)

2022

[585] ‘Notes about the Barrule People and the Recent Fire’ (1892). Manx Notes 585 (2022): 1–3.
[584] The Death of John Kelly (1809). Manx Notes 584 (2022): 1–2.
[583] The Lezayre Living Controversy (1842). Manx Notes 583 (2022): 1–3.
[582] John Kelly and the Manx Bible (1771). Manx Notes 582 (2022): 1–2.
[581] The Dangers of Music Rehersals (1851). Manx Notes 581 (2022): 1. (KMJ May 2022)
[580] ‘The Erection of a New Singers’ Gallery’ (1851). Manx Notes 580 (2022): 1. (KMJ April 2022)
[579] ‘With several incapable cornets.’ The Douglas Salvation Army Band (1893). Manx Notes 579 (2022): 1. (KMJ March 2022)
[578] ‘Get up a National Band Concert in the Skating Rink’ (1885). Manx Notes 578 (2022): 1. (KMJ March 2022)
[577] ‘Made myself at home in the farmhouses and out of the way districts.’ Henry Irwin Jenkinson and Manx Folklore (1874). Manx Notes 577 (2022): 1–23.
[576] ‘Old Tommy Cringle, with his violin’ (1899). Manx Notes 576 (2022): 1. (KMJ February 2022)
[575] ‘Sing Dark-eyed Susan for the girls’ (1878). Manx Notes 575 (2022): 1. (KMJ February 2022)
[574] P.W. Caine, ‘Songs of Drink’ (1924). Manx Notes 574 (2022): 1–3. (KMJ January 2022)
[573] ‘He talked much to his sister about the Manx songs.’ Manx Notes 573 (2022): 1. (KMJ January 2022)
[572] Cregneash Foodways (1903). Manx Notes 572 (2022): 1–2.
[571] Why do you put ‘Isle of Man, England,’ as your address? (1934). Manx Notes 571 (2022): 1–2.

2021

[570] ‘On the former occasion there was an entire absence of Manx singing.’ The Agneash Oiel Verrey (1902). Manx Notes 570 (2021): 1. (KMJ December 2021)
[569] ‘Were you singing hymns?’ Manx Notes 569 (2021): 1. (KMJ December 2021)
[568] ‘Mr Corran was not much of a musical genius.’ T.E. Brown recalls James Corran, the Parish Clerk of Braddan. Manx Notes 568 (2021): 1–2. (KMJ December 2021)
[567] The Mauthe Dhoo spotted in Peel (1897) & (1899). Manx Notes 567 (2021): 1.
[566] Ruth Herbert Lewis. ‘Welsh and Manx Folk Songs’ (1921). Manx Notes 566 (2021): 1–2.
[565] Ruth Herbert Lewis (1871–1946). Manx Notes 565 (2021): 1. (KMJ November 2021)
[564] ‘The Guild Manx Competitions and Concert’ (1899). Manx Notes 564 (2021): 1–3. (KMJ November 2021)
[563] ‘Standing on the Borderline.’ (8) ‘Manx Readings for Douglas Soup Dispensary’ (1874). Manx Notes 563 (2020): 1.
[562] ‘This correspondence must now close.’ ‘Comeovers’: Letters to the Isle of Man Weekly Times (1935). Manx Notes 562 (2021): 1–7.
[561] P.W. Caine on Blanche Nelson (1953 & 1954). Manx Notes 561 (2021): 1–4.
[560] Blanche Nelson. The Howe Boys’ Anchor Union. Manx Notes 560 (2021): 1–2.
[559] Blanche Nelson. ‘Stories of Manxland’ (1901). Manx Notes 559 (2021): 1–2.
[558] Mona Douglas. ‘A Lecture on Manx Folk Song’ (1928). Manx Notes 558 (2021): 1–2. (KMJ October 2021)
[557] Thomas Kermode. ‘Hop dy nai’. Manx Notes 557 (2021): 1. (KMJ October 2021)
[556] ‘Julie Starr—Favoured by the Fairies’. Manx Notes 556 (2021): 1–4. (KMJ October 2021)
[555] The Manx Class at the Guild (1913). Manx Notes 555 (2021): 1. (KMJ September 2021)
[554] ‘See the Mheillea Dances in the Big Barn at Raby.’ Mona Douglas and ‘The Master of Raby.’ Manx Notes 554 (2021): 1–5. (KMJ September 2021)
[553] Annie I. Caine (1938). Manx Notes 553 (2021): 1–2.
[552] ‘Illiam.’ ‘A Plea for Manx Nationalism’ (1935). Manx Notes 552 (2021): 1–4.
[551] ‘In the turf bogs of Jurby from history we learn.’ A new text of Mylecharane. Manx Notes 551 (2021): 1–3. (KMJ August 2021)
[550] Morrison–Kermode Collection. Arrane ny Ferrishyn Ghelby. Manx Notes 550 (2021): 1–2. (KMJ July 2021)
[549] Arrane ny Ferrishyn. ‘Song of the [Travelling] Fairies’ (2). Manx Notes 549 (2021): 1–3. (KMJ June 2021)
[548] Arrane ny Ferrishyn. ‘Song of the [Travelling] Fairies’ (1). Manx Notes 548 (2021): 1–3. (KMJ May 2021)
[547] ‘There was singing galore of carols, hymns, anthems.’ The Oie’l Verrey at Cardle Chapel (1903). Manx Notes 547 (2021): 1. [KMJ April 2021]
[546] ‘I spent many happy hours in writing them down.’ Thomas Kermode and the Clague Collection. Manx Notes 546 (2021): 1–3. [KMJ April 2021]
[545] Leslie Quirk. ‘Old Days in the Isle of Man’ (1953). Manx Notes 545 (2021): 1.
[544] The death of Richard Cooil (1939). Manx Notes 544 (2021): 1.
[543] The death of Captain James Kinley (1950). Manx Notes 543 (2021): 1.
[542] ‘Dawsie.’ ‘A Church for Regaby Gate.’ (1871). Manx Notes 542 (2021): 1.
[541] ‘Billr Um Corkhill.’ ‘Christmas in Maughold.’ (1871). Manx Notes 541 (2021): 1–2.
[540] ‘Death of William Harrison’ (1884). Manx Notes 540 (2021): 1–2.
[539] ‘Mr C. Roeder’s second contribution to Manx Folklore.’ Karl Roeder’s Lost Folklore Paper (1900). Manx Notes 539 (2021): 1–3.
[538] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (15) ‘Really Busy!’ (1944). Manx Notes 538 (2021): 1–2.
[537] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (14) ‘Woman’s Realm: No. 13—Miss Mona Douglas’ (1934). Manx Notes 537 (2021): 1–2.
[536] J.M Jeffcott, Archibald Cregeen, the Manx Lexicographer (1890). Manx Notes 536 (2021): 1–4.
[535] ‘The Fuschia Girls’ (1956). Manx Notes 535 (2021): 1–3.
[534] The Douglas Manx Class (1942). Manx Notes 534 (2021): 1.
[533] Wilfred Wade photographed (1942). Manx Notes 533 (2021): 1–2.
[532] ‘Old Christmas Day’ (1942). Manx Notes 532 (2021): 1.
[531] Archdeacon Kewley and the Ramsey Manx Class (1938). Manx Notes 531 (2021): 1.
[530] From the Morrison–Kermode Collection: Arrane Ferish. Manx Notes 530 (2021): 1. [KMJ March 2021]
[529] The Mona Douglas Folk Song Collection: ‘A Song about the White Heather.’ Manx Notes 529 (2021): 1. [KMJ March 2021]
[528] ‘Old May Day’ by ‘Treljah’ (1922). Manx Notes 528 (2021): 1–2.
[527] ‘The Unmanxing of Douglas’ (1882). Manx Notes 527 (2021): 1.
[526] ‘These are the people for the Celtic tongue.’ Cregneish described (1852). Manx Notes 526 (2021): 1.
[525] ‘The projected publication of a Manx Dictionary.’ Cregeen’s Manx Dictionary (1833). Manx Notes 525 (2021): 1.
[524] ‘I am a Tailor that was bred and born in Christ Rushen’ (1833). Manx Notes 524 (2021): 1.
[523] ‘1815’ translated into Manx (1815). Manx Notes 523 (2021): 1–3.
[522] ‘Revival of the Manx Language.’ Two Letter to the Editor (1880). Manx Notes 522 (2021): 1–2.
[521] ‘The death of Mr Wm. Quayle’ (1935). Manx Notes 521 (2021): 1–2.
[520] ‘“New come-overs”’ (1853). Manx Notes 520 (2021): 1–2.
[519] ‘A coarse straw bonnet, with blue lining and china red and white ribbon’ (1852). Manx Notes 519 (2021): 1.
[518] ‘Mr Billy Cain, the well-known Manx folk dancer’ (1938). Manx Notes 518 (2021): 1–2. [KMJ February 2021]
[517] ‘The first of a series of weekly concerts.’ Music Making at Dalby (1896). Manx Notes 517 (2021): 1. [KMJ February 2021]
[516] ‘Two coach loads of friends from Ramsey’ (1960). Manx Notes 516 (2021): 1. [KMJ February 2021]
[515] ‘English Sundays’ (1830). Manx Notes 515 (2021): 1.
[514] ‘Untimely merriment and profane regards.’ The Oie’l Verry (1827). Manx Notes 514 (2021): 1. [KMJ January 2021]
[513] Some Mona Douglas Correspondence (1937 & 1941). Manx Notes 513 (2021): 1–2. [KMJ January 2021]

2020

[518] ‘Mr Billy Cain, the well-known Manx folk dancer’ (1938). Manx Notes 518 (2021): 2.
[517] ‘The first of a series of weekly concerts.’ Music Making at Dalby (1896). Manx Notes 517 (2021): 1.
[516] ‘Two coach loads of friends from Ramsey’ (1960). Manx Notes 516 (2021): 1.
[512] A newly-found photograph of the White Boys. Manx Notes 512 (2020): 3. [KMJ December 2020]
[511] ‘The late Bros. Cowle, the noted “carval” singers’ (1906). Manx Notes 511 (2020): 2. [KMJ November 2020]
[510] ‘The oldest Manx fiddler in this Island’ (1842). Manx Notes 510 (2020): 1. [KMJ November 2020]
[509] Hop-tu-Naa: The Early Song Texts. Manx Notes 509 (2020): 1–18.
[508] ‘To keep up the wedding day’ (1880). Manx Notes 508 (2020): 1.
[507] ‘Teaching the Manx Language’ (1942). Manx Notes 507 (2020): 1.
[506] ‘Have you ever had a charm said over you?’ Manx Notes 506 (2020): 1–3.
[505] ‘Gathering up the dust from off the feet of the bewitcher.’ Breaking the spell of the Evil Eye. Manx Notes 505 (2020): 1–2.
[504] ‘Thump the door night’ (1909). Manx Notes 504 (2020): 1–2.
[503] ‘Guilty of “romping” on Halloween’ (1873). Manx Notes 503 (2020): 1–2.
[502] ‘Are you quite sure about your “Hop-tu-Naa?” Have you got the genuine “Hop-tu-Naa?”’ Manx Notes 502 (2020): 1. [KMJ October 2020] Download full version
[501] ‘Each with different kinds of musical instruments.’ The Mollag Band spotted in Castletown (1881). Manx Notes 501 (2020): 1. [KMJ October 2020]
[500] ‘Who claimed the palm for Hunt the Wren as the Manx National Anthem’ (1878). Manx Notes 500 (2020): 1. [KMJ October 2020]
[499] ‘The term “class” was scarcely suitable’ (1871). Manx Notes 499 (2020): 1. [KMJ October 2020]
[498] Isabella Leney, Concluding Chapter of Shadowland in Ellan Vannin (1890). Manx Notes 498 (2020): 1–5.
[497] Isabella Leney, Shadowland in Ellan Vannin (1890). Manx Notes 497 (2020): 1–3.
[496] The Mona Douglas Folk Song Collection. The Return of the Boats. Manx Notes 496 (2020): 1–2. (KMJ September 2020)
[495] ‘Clapping and Stamping, and Such Like.’ Wellington Street Chapel (1880). Manx Notes 495 (2020): 1. (KMJ September 2020 )
[494] ‘Clapping and Stamping.’ The Oie’l Verry (1880). Manx Notes 494 (2020): 1. (KMJ September 2020)
[493] ‘Standing on the Borderline.’ (7) John ‘Juan’ Halsall (1873). Manx Notes 493 (2020): 1.
[492] Fairy Legends from the Isle of Man (6) Edward Faragher’s Letters to Karl Roeder. Manx Notes 492 (2020): 1–3.
[491] Fairy Legends from the Isle of Man (5) The Tailor and the Fairy Changling. Manx Notes 491 (2020): 1–5.
[490] Fairy Legends from the Isle of Man (4) The Lost Wife of Ballaleece. Manx Notes 490 (2020): 1–4.
[489] Fairy Legends from the Isle of Man (3) The Ballafletcher Luck. Manx Notes 489 (2020): 1–5.
[488] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (13) ‘The Jobs They Do. The Island’s Librarian’ (1952). Manx Notes 488 (2020): 1–3.
[487] ‘Defining Manxmen’ (1942). Manx Notes 487 (2020): 1.
[486] ‘Manx “Pubs” in the Old Days’ (1898). Manx Notes 486 (2020): 1–3.
[485] A.M. Crellin, ‘On Some Things Manx, now Obsolete’ (1895). Manx Notes 485 (2020): 1–6.
[484] ‘Misadventure of a Young Spark’ (1880). Manx Notes 484 (2020): 1.
[483] ‘A Few Days in Manx Land (From the Irish Farmers’ Gazette)’ (1875). Manx Notes 483 (2020): 1–5.
[482] ‘Dawsie,’ ‘A Church for Regaby Gate’ (1871). Manx Notes 482 (2020): 1.
[481] ‘Billr Um Corkhill,’ ‘Christmas in Maughold’ (1871). Manx Notes 481 (2020): 1–2.
[480] William Kennish, ‘The Shamrock veg sourey’ (1845). Manx Notes 480 (2020): 1–2.
[479] William Kennish, ‘Doberan Chengey-ny-Mayrey Ellan Vannin’ (1845). Manx Notes 479 (2020): 1–4.
[478] ‘Standing on the Borderline.’ (6) ‘An English tract was entirely above his comprehension’ (1837). Manx Notes 478 (2020): 1–3.
[477] ‘Now an unknown tongue’ (1875). Manx Notes 477 (2020): 1. (KMJ August 2020)
[476] ‘The tune seemed to “catch on.”’ The Reception of W.H. Gill’s Manx National Anthem (1907). Manx Notes 476 (2020): 1–4. (KMJ August 2020)
[475] ‘A rarity in these days of Anglicisation’ (1907). Manx Notes 475 (2020): 1–2. (KMJ August 2020)
[474] ‘Where they sang two or three Band of Hope melodies.’ The Smeale Band of Hope. Manx Notes 474 (2020): 1–2. (KMJ July 2020)
[473] ‘Disturbing the Public Peace by Singing’ (1872). Manx Notes 473 (2020): 1. (KMJ July 2020)
[472] ‘Old-Time Mheillea at Sulby’ (1947). Manx Notes 472 (2020): 1.
[471] ‘Manx Sketch at Hillberry’ (1934). Manx Notes 471 (2020): 1–2.
[470] ‘Victoria Street Manx Tea’ (1934). Manx Notes 470 (2020): 1–2.
[469] The Ballakiljerkhim Choir (1925 & 1927). Manx Notes 469 (2020): 1–3.
[468] Thomas Leece. Manx Notes 468 (2020): 1–9.
[467] John & Sage Kinvig. Manx Notes 467 (2020): 1–7.
[466] Brian Stowell, ‘Manx Language’ (1953). Manx Notes 466 (2020): 1.
[465] John Gell, ‘Correspondence in Manx’ (1939). Manx Notes 465 (2020): 1–2.
[464] Catherine ‘Kate’ Quayle (1862–1939) of the Whallag. Manx Notes 464 (2020): 1–2.
[463] The Mona Douglas Folk Song Collection: ’Twas me Father & me Mother [that first did me trepan]. Manx Notes 463 (2020): 1.
[462] ‘Govag,’ ‘Manx Politics Analysed’ (1937). Manx Notes 462 (2020): 1–3.
[461] The Buggane. Manx Notes 461 (2020): 1–4.
[460] The Buggane of St Trinion (1847). Manx Notes 460 (2020): 1.
[459] ‘Claimed the palm for Hunt the Wren as the Manx National Anthem’ (1878). Manx Notes 459 (2020): 1.
[458] The Manx National Anthem: ‘To the Editor.’ Peel City Guardian (1 June 1907) Manx Notes 458 (2020): 1–3.
[457] The Manx National Anthem: ‘To the Editor.’ Peel City Guardian (11 May 1907) Manx Notes 457 (2020): 1–3.
[456] The Manx National Anthem: ‘To the Editor.’ Peel City Guardian (4 May 1907) Manx Notes 456 (2020): 1–3.
[455] The Manx National Anthem: ‘To the Editor.’ Peel City Guardian (20 April 1907) Manx Notes 455 (2020): 1–3.
[454] The Manx National Anthem: ‘To the Editor.’ Peel City Guardian (13 April 1907) Manx Notes 454 (2020): 1–4.
[453] The Manx National Anthem: ‘To the Editor.’ Peel City Guardian (6 April 1907) Manx Notes 453 (2020): 1–3.
[452] The Manx National Anthem: A Checklist of the Peel City Guardian Correspondence (1907). Manx Notes 452 (2020): 1–2.
[451] ‘The so-called “Manx National Anthem”’ (1907). Manx Notes 451 (2020): 1–4.
[450] The Manx National Anthem: ‘Considerable discussion is …’ (1907). Manx Notes 450 (2020): 1.
[449] ‘The New Manx National Anthem’ (1907). Manx Notes 449 (2020): 1.
[448] The Manx National Anthem: The Manx Music Festival 1907. Manx Notes 448 (2020): 1–3.
[447] ‘At last! a Manx National Anthem’ (1907). Manx Notes 447 (2020): 1.
[446] W.H. Gill, ‘The Manx Music Festival’ (1907). Manx Notes 446 (2020): 1–2.
[445] W.H. Gill, ‘Vote for the Best Manx Songs’ (1907). Manx Notes 445 (2020): 1.
[444] ‘The Manx National Anthem: Dedicated without Permission to the Whole Bunch’ (1860). Manx Notes 444 (2020): 1.
[443] Philip Cain, ‘Death of the Manx “Carval” Singer’ (1896). Manx Notes 443 (2020): 1–2.
[442] ‘The Coronation—A Protest’ (1953). Manx Notes 442 (2020): 1–4.
[441] ‘Forgotten Centenary: Island taken to Task.’ Hall Caine (1853–1931). Manx Notes 441 (2020): 1–2.
[440] William Kennish, ‘The Shamrock veg sourey’ (1845). Manx Notes 440 (2020): 1–2.
[439] ‘Young Manxmen with a Mission’ (1952). Manx Notes 439 (2020): 1–4.
[438] Dougie Faragher & Joe Woods, ‘Support the Manx Language’ (1952). Manx Notes 438 (2020): 1–2.
[437] The Mona Douglas Folk Dance Collection: Eunyssagh Vona (2). Manx Notes 437 (2020): 1.
[436] ‘Dancing at Port St Mary.’ A Certain Difference of Opinion (1896). Manx Notes 436 (2020): 1–2.
[435] John Feltham’s A Tour through the Isle of Mann, in 1797 and 1798 (1798), Letter v. Manx Notes 435 (2020): 1–10.
[434] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (17) Sophia Morrison. ‘Manx Dialect connected with the Fairies’ (1914). Manx Notes 434 (2020): 1–2.
[433] J.F. Campbell on Manx Fairy Beliefs (1860). Manx Notes 433 (2020): 1.
[432] J.F. Campbell in the Isle of Man (1860). Manx Notes 432 (2020): 1–4.
[431] Manx Herb Doctors: An Exchange of Opinions (1887). Manx Notes 431 (2020): 1–3.
[430] ‘One of the old school’ (1928). Manx Notes 430 (2020): 1–2.
[429] ‘Treljah.’ Harves’ (1921). Manx Notes 429 (2020): 1–3.
[428] ‘Those harvest fetes, here called “melliahs.”’ (1827). Manx Notes 428 (2020): 1–2.
[427] Agnes Herbert, The Isle of Man (1909). Chapter xi, Customs Past and Present. Manx Notes 427 (2020): 1–12.
[426] Agnes Herbert, The Isle of Man (1909). Chapter x, Folklore. Manx Notes 426 (2020): 1–14.
[425] William Martin, ‘In the Isle of Man’ ([1887]). Manx Notes 425 (2020): 1–2.
[424] ‘Manx Superstitions’ (1880). Manx Notes 424 (2020): 1–2.
[423] ‘Manx Folklore and Superstition’ (1903). Manx Notes 423 (2020): 1–4.
[422] M.L. Q—, ‘Manx Customs’ & ‘Manx Superstitions’ (1907). Manx Notes 422 (2020): 1–3.
[421] Robert Edward Craine, ‘Old Manx Customs and Superstitions’ (1900–01). Manx Notes 421 (2020): 1–4.
[420] Sharp-dressed men: Deemster J.F. Gill & W.H. Gill. Manx Notes 420 (2020): 1.
[419] Eunyssagh Vona. Manx Notes 419 (2020): 1.
[418] The Castletown Metropolitan Silver Prize Band. Manx Notes 418 (2020): 1–3.
[417] Flitterdaunsey. Manx Notes 417 (2020): 1–2.
[416] ‘Our old people are just wonderful.’ Mr Dawson and Edward Ward (1956). Manx Notes 416 (2020): 1.
[415] ‘They danced in Manchester.’ The Isle of Man Folk Dance Society (1960). Manx Notes 415 (2020): 1.
[414] Hyndaa yn Bwoailly. Manx Notes 414 (2020): 1.
[413] ‘When I showed this dance to N.C.’. Manx Notes 413 (2020): 1.
[412] Dirk Dancers. Manx Notes 412 (2020): 1.
[411] ‘Christmas is ushered in…’. Manx Notes 411 (2020): 1.

2019

[410] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (16) The Newspaper Obituaries (1917). Manx Notes 410 (2019): 1–8.
[409] Helg yn Dreean. Manx Notes 409 (2019): 1.
[408] The Oiel Verrey at Andreas (1875). Manx Notes 408 (2019): 1–2.
[407] ‘“Romping” on Halloween’ (1873). Manx Notes 407 (2019): 1–2.
[406] ‘Hop-tu-Naa Memories recalled at Ballaugh’ (1946). 406 (2019): 1.
[405] ‘Jenny the Witch’ (1902 & 1903). Manx Notes 405 (2019): 1.
[404] The Harmonium and the Hymn Tune Raiser. Manx Notes 404 (2019): 1.
[403] ‘It was most interesting watching him & them.’ Lucinda Gill and the Gill brothers. Manx Notes 403 (2019): 1–2.
[402] Mona Douglas and the Harvest Dance. Manx Notes 402 (2019): 1–2.
[401] ‘Besoms, Besoms, Fine and New’. Manx Notes 401 (2019): 1.
[400] The Liverpool Manx Society. Celtic Re-Union (1931). Manx Notes 400 (2019): 1.
[399] The Liverpool Manx Society. Syllabus 1931–32. Manx Notes 399 (2019): 1.
[398] Liverpool Manx Society. Hop-tu-Naa Tea Party & Concert (1930). Manx Notes 398 (2019): 1.
[397] Liverpool & District St Andrew Society. Celtic Re-Union (1930). Manx Notes 397 (2019): 1.
[396] The Liverpool Manx Society. ‘The Ballawilljohny Cruinnaght’ (1930). Manx Notes 396 (2019): 1.
[395] The Liverpool Manx Society. Syllabus 1930–31. Manx Notes 395 (2019): 1.
[394] T.E. Brown ‘Attendons!’ (1896). Manx Notes 394 (2019): 1–2.
[393] ‘Language Preservers’ (1938). Manx Notes 393 (2019): 1.
[392] ‘For the first time in public’ (1907). ‘Tar dys Mannin’ & ‘Bahie Veg’. Manx Notes 392 (2019): 1.
[391] Yn Cheshaght Gailckagh Fastyr-Giensal (1907). Manx Notes 391 (2019): 1.
[390] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (15) Manx Concert (1907) (2). Manx Notes 390 (2019): 1–4.
[389] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (14) Manx Concert (1907). Manx Notes 389 (2019): 1–2.
[388] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (13) Fastyr-Giensal (1907). Manx Notes 388 (2019): 1–2.
[387] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (12) The Manx Music Festival (1912). Manx Notes 387 (2019): 1–2.
[386] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (11) The Manx Music Festival (1911). Manx Notes 386 (2019): 1–2.
[385] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (10) Kiaulliaght Gailckagh (1900). Manx Notes 385 (2019): 1–2.
[384] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (9) ‘In Memoriam—Sophia Morrison’. Manx Notes 384 (2019): 1–2.
[383] ‘From Mr Proctor’s singing.’ Harry Wood as Collector. Manx Notes 383 (2019): 1–2.
[382] William Peacock. Manx Notes 382 (2019): 1–2.
[381] ‘The Tay Party at Balldon’. Manx Notes 381 (2019): 1–2.
[380] Fairy Legends from the Isle of Man (2). Manx Notes 380 (2019): 1–5.
[379] Fairy Legends from the Isle of Man (1). Manx Notes 379 (2019): 1–3.
[378] Lord Bateman. Manx Notes 378 (2019): 1.
[377] ‘No loss, “jus” boghtynid’. Manx Notes 377 (2019): 1–2.
[376] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (12) ‘Woman’s Profile… Miss Mona Douglas’ (1957). Manx Notes 376 (2019): 1–3.
[375] ‘Transvaal Manx Association’ (1955). Manx Notes 375 (2019): 1–2.
[374] ‘You drink Manx tays and thinks Manx ways’ (1959). Manx Notes 374 (2019): 1–3.
[373] ‘Giense Manninagh ec Liverpool’ (1932). Manx Notes 373 (2019): 1–2.
[372] John Cleator. ‘Ollick Gennal as Blien Vie Noa’ (1932). Manx Notes 372 (2019): 1.
[371] T.E. Brown. ‘Hints how to use the Manx Railways’ (1874). Manx Notes 371 (2019): 1–4.
[370] T.E. Brown. ‘Seven Days in the Isle of Man’ (1874). Manx Notes 370 (2019): 1–5.
[369] “Benefits of National Amusements’ (1843). Manx Notes 369 (2019): 3.
[368] ‘A Johannesburg Manx Poet’ (1908). Manx Notes 368 (2019): 1–3.
[367] ‘A Preacher’s Reminiscences: Journeys from Sulby to Agneash’ (1957). Manx Notes 367 (2019): 1–2.
[366] ‘The Dirk Dance by Billy Cain, from Isle of Man’ (1937). Manx Notes 366 (2019): 1.
[365] Robert Gawne (1815–45) and the Gawne Collection. Manx Notes 365 (2019): 1–2.
[364] ‘Keeping alive the Manx language.’ The Ramsey Manx Class (1936). Manx Notes 364 (2019): 1.
[363] ‘Stories told to the writer.’ A.W. Moore, The Folk-lore of the Isle of Man (1891). Manx Notes 363 (2019): 1–5.
[362] [A.I. Caine] Folk-Lore and its Bearing on Song and Dance. Manx Notes 362 (2019): 1.
[361] ‘First of White Book Tom Kermode’. Manx Notes 361 (2019): 1.
[360] ‘Mr J. Cain (Blind) sang a Solo in Manx.’ Thomas William Cain (1833–1913). Manx Notes 360 (2019): 1–2.
[359] ‘Congregational Singing’ (1878). Manx Notes 359 (2019): 1.
[358] The Band struck up ‘Old Mylecharane’ (1877). Manx Notes 358 (2019): 1.
[357] The ‘Molog Band’ in Castletown in 1881. Manx Notes 357 (2019): 1.

2018

[356] Kiark Catreeney Marroo: ‘Dr Clague I : 8’. Manx Notes 356 (2018): 1–2.
[355] A Note on A.G. Gilchrist’s Library at the VWML. Manx Notes 355 (2018): 1.
[354] The St Matthew’s Minstrel Troupe (1896). Manx Notes 354 (2018): 1–2.
[353] ‘Blue Ribbon Army’ (1882). Manx Notes 353 (2018): 1.
[352] ‘Very often he was a cantankerous character’ (1879). Manx Notes 352 (2018): 1.
[351] P.W. Caine (1887–1956). Manx Notes 351 (2018): 1–2.
[350] John Cubbon writes to Henry Jenner (1919). Manx Notes 350 (2018): 1.
[349] A.G. Gilchrist and the editing of the Clague Collection: The Minute Books of the Folk Song Society. Manx Notes 349 (2018): 1–4.
[348] ‘I am sorry to be so long about answering your query.’ Mona Douglas writes to Henry Jenner (1931). Manx Notes 348 (2018): 1–2.
[347] ‘The old man was a real Manx speaker.’ Henry Jenner sought out at the British Museum (1886). Manx Notes 347 (2018): 1–2.
[346] The Henry Jenner Papers: BL Add MS 88884/54. Manx Notes 346 (2018): 1.
[345] Henry Jenner, ‘The Manx Service at Kirk Braddan’ (1919). Manx Notes 345 (2018): 1–2.
[344] ‘An amateur band, consisting of nine performers’ (1871). Manx Notes 344 (2018): 1–2.
[343] The Revival of the Manx Language: (19) The Agneash Manx Concerts (1899 & 1900). Manx Notes 343 (2018): 1–2.
[342] ‘The Supernatural in the South of the Island’ (1899). Manx Notes 342 (2018): 1–3.
[341] ‘Waif and Stray Notes’ (1899). Manx Notes 341 (2018): 1.
[340] Daniel Cregeen, ‘Old Manx Customs’ (1885). Manx Notes 340 (2018): 1–10.
[339] ‘The Giense Night, or Leggads’ (1876). Manx Notes 339 (2018): 1–4.
[338] ‘Re-appearance of a Manx Sprite’ (1847). Manx Notes 338 (2018): 1–2.
[337] ‘Superstitions in 1843’ (1843). Manx Notes 337 (2018): 1.
[336] ‘Incendarism in the Isle of Man’ (1841). Manx Notes 336 (2018): 1.
[335] ‘Old Customs’ (1851). Manx Notes 335 (2018): 1.
[334] Common Law Court (1848). Manx Notes 334 (2018): 1–4.
[333] ‘The Witches in the Ducks’ (1847). Manx Notes 333 (2018): 1.
[332] ‘More Witchcraft’ (1847). Manx Notes 332 (2018): 1.
[331] ‘Witchcraft’!! Most Extraordinary Proceedings (1844). Manx Notes 331 (2018): 1–2.
[330] Colonel Johnson (1789/91–1868). Manx Notes 330 (2018): 1–4.
[329] Colonel Johnson, ‘Popular Customs and Superstitions of the Isle of Man’ (1851). Manx Notes 329 (2018): 1–11.
[328] ‘Curious Manx Superstition’ (1910). Manx Notes 328 (2018): 1–2.
[327] ‘Charms and Spells’ (1900). Manx Notes 327 (2018): 1–2.
[326] ‘Relics of the Dark Ages existing in the Isle of Man in the Present Day’ (1859). Manx Notes 326 (2018): 1–4.
[325] The Revival of the Manx Language: (18) The Bethel Manx Language Class (1898). Manx Notes 325 (2018): 1–2.
[324] ‘In Romantic Agneash’ (1939). Manx Notes 324 (2018): 1.
[323] ‘Miss Maggie Kelly’s Stories’ (1900). Manx Notes 323 (2018): 1–3.
[322] ‘A favourite song was sung by my father’ (1892). Manx Notes 322 (2018): 1–2.
[321] ‘The thunder boomed loud and the lightning was strong’. Manx Notes 321 (2018): 1–2.
[320] ‘Ancient Manx Traditional Customs—Their Gradual Decay, Degeneracy, and Ultimate Abuse’ (1860). Manx Notes 320 (2018): 1–3.
[319] ‘Ramsey Players and Folk Dancers in Liverpool’ (1937). Manx Notes 319 (2018): 1–2.
[318] ‘Folk Dancing Festival: Interview with Mr P.L. Stowell’ (1935). Manx Notes 318 (2018): 1–3.
[317] ‘Standing on the Borderline.’ (5) ‘[O]ur native language is ridiculed.’ Letter from ‘A Manxman’ (1824). Manx Notes 317 (2018): 1.
[316] ‘Standing on the Borderline.’ (4) Address of the ‘Manks Society for promoting the Education of the Inhabitants of the Isle of Man, through the medium of their own Language’ (1821). Manx Notes 316 (2018): 1–2.
[315] ‘Standing on the Borderline.’ (3) ‘A revival of the Manks language does not infer a depression of the English.’ Letter from ‘A Manksman’ (1821). Manx Notes 315 (2018): 1–2.
[314] ‘Sam Hague‘s Minstrels’ (1883). Manx Notes 314 (2018): 1.
[313] ‘Manx Social at Derby Road’ (1905). Manx Notes 313 (2018): 1–2.
[312] Tune-y-wheeyl-vooar. Manx Notes 312 (2018): 1.
[311] ‘Mr Thomas Crellin Reminiscent: Some Manx Yarns’ (1906). Manx Notes 311 (2018): 1–2.
[310] The Peel Manx Language Society: (6) Miss Joughin and the Peel Wesleyan Sunday School Manx Class. Manx Notes 310 (2018): 1.
[309] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (8) The Pan-Celtic Congress: The Manx Language Society’s Report, 1901–04. Manx Notes 309 (2018): 1–2.
[308] ‘As the first step in the plan of campaign.’ W.H. Gill on how to collect Folk Songs (1911). Manx Notes 308 (2018):
[307] A.E. Lamothe on Manx Church Choirs. Manx Notes 307 (2018): 1.
[306] ‘The local choir was not very much in evidence.’ The Gordon Wesleyan Chapel Annual Tea Meeting and Concert (1910). Manx Notes 306 (2018): 1–2.

2017

[305] James Cowin, ‘The Fiddlers’ or ‘Callers’: A Reminiscence of Fifty Years Ago (1898). Manx Notes 305 (2017): 1–3.
[304] The Christmas Fiddlers or ‘Callers’. Manx Notes 304 (2017): 1–2.
[303] ‘The concert programme was well rendered.’ The Sons of Mona Society (1904). Manx Notes 303 (2017): 1–2.
[302] The Hymn Tune ‘Ballavarkish’ (1900). Manx Notes 302 (2017): 1.
[301] ‘Tommy the Trump’ (1899). Manx Notes 301 (2017): 1.
[300] The Revival of the Manx Language: (17) ‘Manx Evening at Ballure Hall’ (1929). Manx Notes 300 (2017): 1–3.
[299] The Revival of the Manx Language: (16) ‘Cooid Jaighey at Government House’ (1912). Manx Notes 299 (2017): 1.
[298] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (7) The Visit of Alfons Parozewski to Peel (1900). Manx Notes 298 (2017): 1.
[297] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (6) A Letter from M.H. Hickey (1899). Manx Notes 297 (2017): 1.
[296] The Peel Manx Language Society: (5) ‘Kiaulliaght Gailckagh’ (1900). Manx Notes 296 (2017): 1–5.
[295] The Revival of the Manx Language: (15) ‘The Celtic Cult’ (1900). Manx Notes 295 (2017): 1.
[294] The Revival of the Manx Language: (14) ‘Grand Pan-Celtic Bazaar in Ramsey’ (1907). Manx Notes 294 (2017): 1–6.
[293] The Revival of the Manx Language: (13) ‘Liverpool and London to the Rescue’ (1900). Manx Notes 293 (2017): 1–2.
[292] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (5) Preface to Manx Fairy Tales (1911). Manx Notes 292 (2017): 1–2.
[291] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (4) Introduction to Manx Proverbs and Sayings (1901). Manx Notes 291 (2017): 1.
[290] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (3) ‘A Buggane Story’ (1901). Manx Notes 290 (2017): 1–4.
[289] The Manx Language Society: (8) Fifth Annual Report (1903). Manx Notes 289 (2017): 1–2.
[288] The Manx Language Society: (7) Fourth Annual Report (1902). Manx Notes 288 (2017): 1–3.
[287] The Manx Language Society: (6) Third Annual Report (1901). Manx Notes 287 (2017): 1–2.
[286] The Manx Language Society: (5) Third Report of Council (1901). Manx Notes 286 (2017): 1.
[285] The Manx Language Society: (4) Second Annual Report (1900). Manx Notes 285 (2017): 1–3.
[284] The Manx Language Society: (3) Second Report of Council (1900). Manx Notes 284 (2017): 1.
[283] The Manx Language Society: (2) First Annual Report (1899). Manx Notes 283 (2017): 1–6.
[282] The Manx Language Society: (1) First Council Meeting (29 April 1899). Manx Notes 282 (2017): 1–2.
[281] The Revival of the Manx Language: (12) The Formation of the Manx Language Society (1899). Manx Notes 281 (2017): 1–9.
[280] The Peel Manx Language Society: (4) ‘Out upon you, you poltroons,’ Who is Miss O. Joughin? Manx Notes 280 (2017): 1–4.
[279] ‘With courting in the winter I’d seldom be in bed’. Manx Notes 279 (2017): 1.
[278] ‘There is an old Manx ballad or lament’ (1873). Manx Notes 278 (2017): 1.
[277] The Peel Manx Language Society: (3) Miss Joughin, ‘A Plea for the Revival of the Celtic Languages’ (1901). Manx Notes 277 (2017): 1–13.
[276] The Peel Manx Language Society: (2) ‘Manxmen To The Rescue,’ The Formation of the Peel Manx Language Society. (1899). Manx Notes 276 (2017): 1–5.
[275] The Peel Manx Language Society: (1) William Kneen of the Bethel and the Oie’l Verree (25 January 1899). Manx Notes 275 (2017): 1–4.
[274] ‘Standing on the Borderline.’ (2) ‘Some of us do not understand English very well.’ Letters to the Press on the Manx Language (1847). Manx Notes 274 (2017): 1–12.
[273] ‘Standing on the Borderline.’ (1) ‘The Curse of Babel.’ Bishop Shirley’s Letters (1847). Manx Notes 273 (2017): 1–2.
[272] Manx in Ballaugh (1906). Manx Notes 272 (2017): 1.
[271] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (2) Sophia Morrison’s Reply to Frank Gale’s ‘Manx Language in The Schools: A Protest’ (1905). Manx Notes 271 (2017): 1–2.
[270] ‘Miss Morrison at the Wheel.’ (1) The Proposed Manx National Costume(1901). Manx Notes 270 (2017): 1–5.
[269] The Revival of the Manx Language: (11) The Agneash Manx Class Concert (1899). Manx Notes 269 (2017): 1.
[268] The Revival of the Manx Language: (10) ‘Tom and the Revival’ (1905). Manx Notes 268 (2017): 1–3.
[267] The Revival of the Manx Language: (9) ‘Manx Social at Derby Road’ (1905). Manx Notes 267 (2017): 1.
[266] The Revival of the Manx Language: (8) ‘Manx Books for Germany’ (1904). Manx Notes 266 (2017): 1–2.
[265] The Revival of the Manx Language: (7) ‘Manx Language Society’s Prizes’ (1903). Manx Notes 265 (2017): 1.
[264] The Revival of the Manx Language: (6) The Rev. Canon Brown (1902). Manx Notes 264 (2017): 1.
[263] The Revival of the Manx Language: (5) ‘Manx Language’ (1901). Manx Notes 263 (2017): 1.
[262] The Revival of the Manx Language: (4) ‘Should the Manx Language be preserved?’ (1899). Manx Notes 262 (2017): 1–3.
[261] The Revival of the Manx Language: (3) ‘Young Men’s Tea and Manx Reading Competition’ (1899). Manx Notes 261 (2017): 1.
[260] The Revival of the Manx Language: (2) The Isle of Man Examiner (24 December 1898). Manx Notes 260 (2017): 1.
[259] The Revival of the Manx Language: (1) The Isle of Man Examiner Correspondence (1898). Manx Notes 259 (2017): 1–16.
[258] ‘Music Book Lost’ (1872). Manx Notes 258 (2017): 1.
[257] ‘Manks Songs and Ballads On Sale at the “Herald” Office’. Manx Notes 257 (2017): 1–2.
[256] ‘Kaneen’s adventures in Folkland’ (1960). Manx Notes 256 (2017): 1–2.
[255] Joseph Cannell and his ‘Impressions of Christmas in Douglas Fifty Years Ago’ (1935). Manx Notes 255 (2017): 1–2.
[254] The Peel Manx-American Picnic (1907). Manx Notes 254 (2017): 1–2.
[253] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (11) ‘Going Manx’ (1960). Manx Notes 253 (2017): 1.
[252] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (10) ‘A Concert of Manx Traditional Music’ (1923). Manx Notes 252 (2017): 1–5.
[251] ‘Sung outside the home of the deceased.’ A Note on Funeral Hymns in Ballaugh. Manx Notes 251 (2017): 1–2.
[250] ‘A Manx Song in London.’ Robert Beck and the Grand Gaelic Concert (1899). Manx Notes 250 (2017): 1–2.
[249] ‘Pocket Picking at Tynwald Fair’ (1871). Manx Notes 249 (2017): 1–2.
[248] ‘The Herring Song’. Manx Notes 248 (2017): 1–2.
[247] ‘Mr A.W. Moore’s collection is less altered than Mr Gill’. Manx Notes 247 (2017): 1–2.
[246] ‘Kissing Games at Sunday School Entertainments’ (1886). Manx Notes 246 (2017): 1.

2016

[245] A.W. Moore’s Manx Ballads and Music (1896): Index to the Tunes. Manx Notes 245 (2016): 1–3.
[244] A.W. Moore’s Manx Ballads and Music (1896): Index to the Texts. Manx Notes 244 (2016): 1–3.
[243] ‘Sang two songs into the horn.’ Sophia Morrison and the Manx Language Society Phonograph. Manx Notes 243 (2016): 1.
[242] ‘To discourse most excellent music.’ The Rushen Parish West Gallery Players (1864). Manx Notes 242 (2016): 1–2.
[241] Some Letters from Dr John Clague to Sophia Morrison (1899–1908). Manx Notes 241 (2016): 1–8.
[240] ‘There occur several errors.’ Mona Douglas in dispute with The Manx Language Society (1928). Manx Notes 240 (2016): 1–8.
[239] John Callister (1833–1912): A Jurby Folk Singer. Manx Notes 239 (2016): 1–3.
[238] Letters from A.G. Gilchrist to Mona Douglas (1922–25). Manx Notes 238 (2016): 1–12.
[237] The Sophia Morrison and Josephine Kermode Folk Song Collection. Manx Notes 237 (2016): 1. [Catalogue]
[236] Mona Douglas and ‘The Salmon Leap’. Manx Notes 236 (2016): 1–2.
[235] ‘Sword Dance.’ ‘The Dirk Dance’ as noted by Mona Douglas. Manx Notes 235 (2016): 1–2.
[234] Some Letters from A.G. Gilchrist to P.W. Caine (1921–26). Manx Notes 234 (2016): 1–27.
[233] ‘Mrs Clague of the Niarbyl’. Manx Notes 233 (2016): 1–2.
[232] The St Andrew’s Folk Dancers. Manx Notes 232 (2016): 1–2.
[231] ‘Kelly the Blackguard.’ James Kelly of Patrick and the Salmon Leap. Manx Notes 231 (2016): 1–2.

2015

[230] ‘Give the Qualtagh Tea!’ Manx Notes 230 (2015): 1.
[229] ‘Billy Boy’ and ‘Mr Bateman.’ An Update. Manx Notes 229 (2015): 1.
[228] Concert!!! Manx Notes 228 (2015): 1–2.
[227] The Sophia Morrison and Josephine Collection of Manx Folk Songs. Manx Notes 227 (2015): 1–3.
[226] ‘John Kelly the Fisherman of Baldrine.’ Manx Notes 226 (2015): 1–4.
[225] ‘Class 25—Manx Folk Tune (Hitherto Unpublished).’ The Cruinnaght Vanninagh Ashoonagh Competitions (1926–31). Manx Notes 225 (2015): 1–2.
[224] Mylecharaine. Manx Notes 224 (2015): 1.
[223] ‘Catchy’ Manx Jig Tunes and Lilts. Manx Notes 223 (2015): 1.
[222] ‘Now that Mr WH Gill has made open confession.’ An Update. Manx Notes 222 (2015): 1–2.
[221] [A.I. Caine] The Manx Folk-Dance Society: Our Beginnings (1954). Manx Notes 221 (2015): 1–2.
[220] The Manx Language Society Phonograph: The First Recording Sessions of 1905. Contemporary Newspaper Accounts. Manx Notes 220 (2015): 1–3.
[219] Manx National Songs (1896): The Manx Sun review and correspondence (1897). Manx Notes 219 (2015): 1–23.
[218] ‘Now that Mr WH Gill has made open confession.’ W.H. Gill, T.E. Brown, and Manx National Songs (1896). Manx Notes 218 (2015): 1–3.
[217] ‘Billy Boy’ and ‘Mr Bateman.’ Manx Notes 217 (2015): 1.
[216] ‘Traditional Manx Music (Hitherto Unpublished).’ The Manx Guild Class (1908–14). Manx Notes 216 (2015): 1–3.
[215] ‘The toast and song went round.’ John Feltham in the Isle of Man (1797–98). Manx Notes 215 (2015): 1.
[214] ‘As the first step in the plan of campaign.’ W.H. Gill on how to collect Folk Songs (1911). Manx Notes 214 (2015): 1–2.
[213] What happened to Dr John Clague’s Library and Personal Papers? C.I. Paton and The Misses Kewley (1942). Manx Notes 213 (2015): 1–4.
[212] Did Deemster Gill ever photograph Manx Folk Singers? Manx Notes 212 (2015): 1–2.
[211] Rev. John Kewley’s Photographs of Manx Folk Singers. Manx Notes 211 (2015): 1–2.
[210] Phillip Leighton Stowell: Writings on Manx Folk Dances and Dancing. Manx Notes 210 (2015): 1–13.
[209] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (9) Three Letters to William Cubbon (1915–16). Manx Notes 209 (2015): 1–2.
[208] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (8) Ny Manninee Aegey. Manx Notes 208 (2015): 1–3.
[207] ‘What are the words of this popular Manx song?’ Correspondence on Manx Folk Songs from Notes and Queries (1868–70). Manx Notes 207 (2015): 1–23.
[206] [A.G. Gilchrist] TWELVE MANX FOLK SONGS with Manx-Gaelic and English Words. Translated by Mona Douglas. Arranged with Pianoforte Accompaniment by ARNOLD FOSTER. Price 2/6. London: Stainer and Bell (1929). Manx Notes 206 (2015): 1–2.
[205] [A.G. Gilchrist] Notes on Two Early MS. Copies of the Manx Traditional Carol ‘We Happy Herdsmen Here’ (1926). Manx Notes 205 (2015): 1–6.
[204] [A.G. Gilchrist] Master Shepherd and his Fa Sol La (1922). Manx Notes 204 (2015): 1–3.
[203] [A.G. Gilchrist] Manx Carvals and an Old Christmas Custom (1922). Manx Notes 203 (2015): 1–4.
[202] [A.G. Gilchrist] Introduction to the Carvals [Songs from the Isle of Man (Part ii)] (1925). Manx Notes 202 (2015): 1–6.
[201] [A.G. Gilchrist] Introduction to Additional Texts and Fragments [Songs from the Isle of Man (Part ii)] (1925). Manx Notes 201 (2015): 1–3.
[200] [A.G. Gilchrist] Introduction [Songs from the Isle of Man (Part i)] (1924). Manx Notes 200 (2015): 1–5.
[199] A Checklist of A.G. Gilchrist’s Writings on Manx Folk Music. Manx Notes 199 (2015): 1.
[198] A.G. Gilchrist (1863–1954): A Resource Guide to Her Manx Activities. Manx Notes 198 (2015): 1–10.

2014

[197] David Speers: Writings on Manx Folk Music from Carn (1992–94). Manx Notes 197 (2014): 1–11.
[196] J.R. Moore’s Notebook of Manx Folk Song (circa 1910). Manx Notes 196 (2014): 1–5.
[195] An Unknown Portrait of W.H. Gill. Manx Notes 195 (2014): 1.
[194] ‘Kiark Catreeney Maroo.’ The Feast of Saint Catherine (6 December). Manx Notes 194 (2014): 1–3.
[193] ‘Oh, Mannin veg veen, ta my chree sthill lhiat hene.’ A Manx Broadside about the ‘Manx Fairy’ Steamer. Manx Notes 193 (2014): 1–2.
[192] ‘Manx Folkore on the Wireless. Dr James Lyon Broadcasts’ (1930). Manx Notes 192 (2014): 1–2.
[191] ‘Miss Todd,’ ‘Miss M.L. Wood,’ and ‘Miss Mcknight’. Manx Notes 191 (2014): 1–2.
[190] ‘Not Manx Music but Mr Gill’s Music.’ The Musical Times Critique of W.H. Gill (1895). Manx Notes 190 (2014): 1–2.
[189] ‘Car yn Cooag’ (‘The Cuckoo Song’). Manx Notes 189 (2014): 1–2.
[188] ‘Une Soireé de Musique Celtique.’ Mona Douglas in Quimper (1924). Manx Notes 188 (2014): 1.
[187] The Ramsey Albert Road School Dancers in Liverpool (1935). Manx Notes 187 (2014): 1–2.
[186] Willian Cashen and ‘The Salmon Leap.’ Manx Notes 186 (2014): 1–2.
[185] ‘Dr Clague's airs should be published.’ The Clague Collection and The Manx Language Society. (1914). Manx Notes 185 (2014): 1–4.
[184] ‘Ushag Mooar Kione Mael.’ Songs in Imitation of Birds (A Note). Manx Notes 184 (2014): 1.
[183] The Bride Tonic Sol-fa Class (1896). Manx Notes 183 (2014): 1–4.
[182] ‘Sally's Love for a Young Husband.’ A Song from the Sophia Morrison Collection. Manx Notes 182 (2014): 1–2.
[181] [‘Let's go to the Fishing, John’]. Manx Notes 181 (2014): 1.
[180] ‘Mrs Oliver, Agneash.’ Mona Douglas and her Informants: An Updated Note. Manx Notes 180 (2014): 1–3.
[179] ‘I have heard them sung lately in Peel.’ Some Manx Folk Songs collected by Sophia Morrison. Manx Notes 179 (2014): 1–9.
[178] ‘Vigorous Horn Blowing.’ The First Sound Recording of Manx Folk Song (1898). Manx Notes 178 (2014): 1–3.
[177] ‘A Hard Man, and Wild Mighty….’ Mona Douglas and her Informants. Manx Notes 177 (2014): 1.
[176] ‘Many old Manks airs.’ Anne McWhannell’s Lost Manuscript Book. Manx Notes 176 (2014): 1–4.
[175] ‘The results are most interesting.’ The Sound Recording Programme of the Manx Language Society. Manx Notes 175 (2014): 1–9.
[174] ‘Skinner Crosby—Bride between Dog Mills & Bride Ch.’ William Skinner and the Other Singers of the Gill Brothers. Manx Notes 174 (2014): 1–6.

2013

[173] ‘I can hardly say where she would be comfortable.’ Sophia Morrison wishing to stay at Cregneash (1909). Manx Notes 173 (2013): 1–2.
[172] [Cyril I. Paton] Mylecharaine: A Few Notes on an Old Poem (1924). Manx Notes 172 (2013): 1–6.
[171] [P.W. Caine] Manx Folk Songs (1927). Manx Notes 171 (2013): 1–3.
[170] [P.W. Caine] Manx Carols and their Writers (1926). Manx Notes 170 (2013): 1–10.
[169] [P.W. Caine] The Manx Fishermen’s Evening Hymn (1926). Manx Notes 169 (2013): 1–2.
[168] [P.W. Caine] The Manx Fishermen’s Evening Hymn (1926). Manx Notes 168 (2013): 1–3.
[167] [P.W. Caine] The Songs Our Mothers Sang (1926). Manx Notes 167 (2013): 1–5.
[166] [P.W. Caine] The Songs of Mannin (1925). Manx Notes 166 (2013): 1–5.
[165] [P.W. Caine] Manx Carvals and their Writers (1913). Manx Notes 165 (2013): 1–2.
[164] ‘The Songs of Mannin.’ A Checklist of P.W. Caine’s Writings on Manx Folk Song. Manx Notes 164 (2013): 1.
[163] ‘Dr Clague’s first lot.’ Deemster Gill’s Transcript of the Clague Collection. Manx Notes 163 (2013): 1–7.
[162] ‘I received your welcome note and the books.’ Edward Faragher writes to Karl Roeder (1896). Manx Notes 162 (2013): 1–2.
[161] J.J. Kneen writes to Karl Roeder (1901). Manx Notes 161 (2013): 1.
[160] ‘That the harp of Mona should be heard.’ The Advertisement from Mona Melodies (1820). Manx Notes 160 (2013): 1–3.
[159] ‘Your valuable work in reference to the Island.’ Mally Roeder writes to Sophia Morrison (1911). Manx Notes 159 (2013): 1.
[158] The Prospectus for Manx Ballads and Songs (1894). Manx Notes 158 (2013): 1.
[157] ‘I think we will be leaving this house.’ A Newly Found Letter from Edward Faragher. Manx Notes 157 (2013): 1.
[156] ‘Neat book prize to a scholar.’ Sophia Morrison and Florence Quine of Santan. Manx Notes 156 (2013): 1–2.
[155] ‘They are jolly decent.’ Sophia Morrison’s Manx Fairy Tales (1911). Manx Notes 155 (2013): 1.
[154] ‘A complete collection is much to be wished for.’ Cyril I. Paton’s Paper on Manx Carvals (1924). Manx Notes 154 (2013): 1–25.
[153] A.G. Gilchrist (1863–1954): Her Correspondence on Manx Folk Song. Manx Notes 153 (2013): 1–19.
[152] A.G. Gilchrist (1863–1954): A Resource Guide to Her Manx Activities. Manx Notes 152 (2013): 1–9.
[151] ‘I also received Johnson’s circular.’ The Prospectus for Manx Ballads and Songs (1894). Manx Notes 151 (2013): 1–6.
[150] ‘Taking down music in the Dorian mode is not so easy as it looks:’ P.W. Caine (1887–1956) and Manx Folk Song. Manx Notes 150 (2013): 1–7.
[149] ‘The tunes were my absolute property.’ The Afterlife of the Clague Tune Books. Manx Notes 149 (2013): 1–11.
[148] ‘I picked up a most beautiful old Manx tune yesterday.’ Sophia Morrison (1859–1917). Manx Notes 148 (2013): 1–6.
[147] ‘The Ploughman in Wind-Swept Fields.’ The Folk Singers found by Dr John Clague. Manx Notes 147 (2013): 1–4.
[146] ‘We are the Mollag Band’. Manx Notes 146 (2013): 1–5.
[145] Manx National Airs: The Lost Work of Deemster J.F. Gill and Doctor John Clague. Manx Notes 145 (2013): 1–8.
[144] ‘How old is ‘Jinny the Witch’? Manx Notes 144 (2013): 1–5.
[143] ‘An inquiry into Manx Folk Music.’ A.P. Graves and Manx National Songs. Manx Notes 143 (2013): 1–5.
[142] ‘The Wheezy Concertina.’ The Celebration of the Mhellia. Manx Notes 142 (2013): 1–5.

2012

[141] ‘Ree! Ben Juan Tammy (‘Run! John Tommy’s Wife’)’. Manx Notes 141 (2012): 1–4.
[140] ‘The Demon Lover.’ Annie Gell as Collector. Manx Notes 140 (2012): 1–4.
[139] ‘The tipsy fiddler; Molly Charane.’ George Borrow in the Isle of Man (1855). Manx Notes 139 (2012): 1–4.
[138] ‘On the Manx Quest.’ Sophia Morrison and Josephine Kermode. Manx Notes 138 (2012): 1–4.
[137] ‘Written down by Miss Cressie Dodd & myself.’ Cressy Dodd as Collector. Manx Notes 137 (2012): 1–3.
[136] Floutyn er Vooinjer Ghelby. Manx Notes 136 (2012): 1–4.
[135] ‘The Evils of holding Ill-Verries.’ Carval Singing in the Isle of Man. Manx Notes 135 (2012): 1–3.
[134] ‘Phillie the Desert.’ Philip Caine of Rensault, East Baldwin. Manx Notes 134 (2012): 1–3.
[133] The Robert Gawne Collection of Manx Folk Song. Manx Notes 133 (2012): 1–3.
[132] Father Henebry and John Strachan as Collectors. Manx Notes 132 (2012): 1–2.
[131] Cressy Dodd: An Unrecognised Manx Song Collector. Manx Notes 131 (2012): 1–2.
[130] ‘Tommy the Mate.’ A Note on Thomas Crellin. Manx Notes 130 (2012): 1–2.

2011

[129] ‘Marriage Celebrations. Excuberant Boys Fined.’ A Marriage Celebration in Ballaugh (1913). Manx Notes 129 (2011): 1–2.
[128] ‘Subscriptions to Nov 12 1900.’ The Membership of The Manx Language Society. (1900). Manx Notes 128 (2011): 1–2.
[127] ‘First List of Members.’ The Membership of The Manx Language Society. (1899). Manx Notes 127 (2011): 1–2.
[126] W.H. Gill in Sussex: A Resource Guide. Manx Notes 126 (2011): 1–13.
[125] ‘A Plea for Folk Song Collecting.’ W.H. Gill writes to The Scribble (1917). Manx Notes 125 (2011): 1–2.
[124] ‘Mr W.H. Gill and his Folk Songs.’ The Scribble review of Songs of the British Folk. Manx Notes 124 (2011): 1–2.
[123] A.G. Gilchrist (1863–1954): A Resource Guide to her Manx Activities. Manx Notes 123 (2011): 1–6.

2010

[122] Obituary: John Clague, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.O. Manx Notes 122 (2010): 1–3.
[121] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (7) ‘Manx Dances and Manx Youth.’ Manx Notes 121 (2010): 1–3.
[120] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (6) ‘Beginnings (2)’. Manx Notes 120 (2010): 1–2.
[119] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (5) ‘Beginnings’. Manx Notes 119 (2010): 1–2.
[118] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (4) ‘I was brought up in the Isle of Man’. Manx Notes 118 (2010): 1–2.
[117] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (3) ‘I was brought up first in Lezayre’. Manx Notes 117 (2010): 1–2.
[116] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (2) An Untitled Talk from 1934. Manx Notes 116 (2010): 1–3.

2009

[115] ‘The Society can regard its publication as an honour and a privilege.’ Cyril I. Paton’s Manx Calendar Customs (1942). Manx Notes 115 (2009): 1–4.
[114] ‘I have been told at East Baldwin that a Mr Morton speaks Manks.’ Cyril I. Paton comments on Charles Loch’s List of Native Manx Speakers (1946–47). Manx Notes 114 (2009): 1–2.
[113] ‘Some Notes on the Present State of the Manx Language—April 1946.’ Charles Loch and his List of Native Manx Speakers. Manx Notes 113 (2009): 1–8.
[112] ‘Asking for any old songs or sayings.’ John Nelson writes to Dr John Clague (1908). Manx Notes 112 (2009): 1–4.
[111] ‘Do make a collection of Manx plants.’ Karl Roeder and his Herbarium (1908). Manx Notes 111 (2009): 1.

2008

[110] ‘I am afraid a flail would be too long to send it by post.’ Edward Faragher writes to G.W. Wood (1899). Manx Notes 110 2008: 1–3.
[109] ‘Dr Clague sent me a letter in Manx.’ Dr John Clague writes to Edward Faragher (1898). Manx Notes 109 (2008): 1–2.
[108] ‘I have been thinking about your enquiry re Miss Morrison.’ William Faragher writes to Karl Roeder (1909). Manx Notes 108 2008: 1.
[107] ‘Humble Farquhar stands out more & more a giant.’ Karl Roeder writers to Sophia Morrison (1911). Manx Notes 107 (2008): 1–3.
[106] ‘That patronizing Hall Caine—words, words & skinflinty.’ Karl Roeder writes to Sophia Morrison (1908). Manx Notes 106 (2008): 1–3.
[105] ‘Mr Farquhar is still in the land of the living.’ Karl Roeder writes to Sophia Morrison (1907). Manx Notes 105 (2008): 1–2.
[104] ‘Mr Farguhar of Cregneish has left the Island permanently.’ Karl Roeder writes to Sophia Morrison (1907). Manx Notes 104 (2008): 1–2.
[103] Sophia Morrison: An Interim Checklist of Writings on Manx Folklore. Manx Notes 103 (2008): 1–5.
[102] ‘The right thing to do about the Manx proverbs.’ Henry Jenner’s advice to G.W. Wood. Manx Notes 102 (2008): 1–2.
[101] ‘As a poor benighted Saxon.’ Stanley Hill on the Manx Language (2). Manx Notes 101 (2008): 1–3.

2007

[100] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ (1) Mona Douglas in praise of the Easter Uprising (1919). Manx Notes 100 (2007): 1–2.
[99] ‘Who is Mona Douglas?’ Manx Notes 99 (2007): 1–2.
[98] ‘Had quite a long chat with Kermode.’ R.L. Jones meets Thomas Kermode. Manx Notes 98 (2007): 1.
[97] ‘A child without a name am I!.’ A Migratory Legend recollected by Agnes Herbert. Manx Notes 97 (2007): 1.
[96] ‘I often think of you and but very few beside you.’ A Checklist of Letters from Edward Faragher to Karl Roeder. Manx Notes 96 (2007): 1–2.
[95] ‘He is completely worn out.’ The death of Edward Faragher (1908) (2). Manx Notes 95 (2007): 1–2.
[94] ‘(From Lezayre).’ Karl Roeder’s second publication on Manx Folklore (1892). Manx Notes 94 (2007): 1–2.
[93] ‘Verbally to me, 1882.’ Karl Roeder’s first publication on Manx Folklore (1892). Manx Notes 93 (2007): 1–2.
[92] ‘There are many persons who comprehend no other language than Manks.’ The Memorial of the Manx Clergy (1842). Manx Notes 92 (2007): 1–2.
[91] ‘My short visit to the Isle of Man 44 years.’ Henry Jenner to Archdeacon Kewley (1919). Manx Notes 91 (2007): 1–2.
[90] ‘The latter end of this Month will be Published.’ Adverts for the Manx Hymn Book (1831 & 1932). Manx Notes 90 (2007): 1–2.
[89] ‘The Print ing [sic] of a new hymn Book.’ Lioar dy Hymnyn (1799). Manx Notes 89 (2007): 1–2.
[88] ‘Shouting some thing they called the bannag.’ Edward Faragher on Hop-tu-naa (1896). Manx Notes 88 (2007): 1–2.
[87] ‘A most interesting lecture on Manx music.’ A.P. Graves before the London Manx Society (1913). Manx Notes 87 (2007): 1–3.
[86] ‘It is a far Nobler Sounding Language than ye English.’ Bishop Hildesley’s comments on the Manx Language (1763 & 1764). Manx Notes 86 (2007): 1.
[85] ‘In the matter of that Manx prize.’ The Manx Prize at Dalby School (1903). Manx Notes 85 (2007): 1–2.
[84] ‘Re the teaching of Manx in our schools.’ Mr Potts’ reply to Sophia Morrison (1902). Manx Notes 84 (2007): 1.
[83] ‘I would like to have Manx taught in my school.’ Richard Lace of Santan (1902). Manx Notes 83 (2007): 1–2.
[82] ‘To instil a little knowledge of written Manx.’ William Radcliffe attempts to teach Manx (1902). Manx Notes 82 (2007): 1–2.
[81] ‘It is a living language.’ The Rev. E.B. Savage on the Manx Language (1902). Manx Notes 81 (2007): 1–2.
[80] ‘The question is not one of a decimal point one way or another.’ The Rev. E.B. Savage on the numbers speaking Manx (1902). Manx Notes 80 (2007): 1–3.
[79] ‘A man was singing them ballad-fashion.’ A Song in Manx about the ‘Manx Fairy’ (1853). Manx Notes 79 (2007): 1–2.
[78] ‘Various songs were composed in the Manx language.’ William Harrison on Admiral Thurot (1868). Manx Notes 78 (2007): 1–2.
[77] ‘The quaint old “carval”.’ Wilmott Dixon’s Recollection (1880). Manx Notes 77 (2007): 1.

2006

[76] ‘About translating the Ballads I Have my doubts.’ Letters from T.E. Brown to A.W. Moore (1892-96). Manx Notes 76 (2006): 1–10.
[75] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (15) Dora Brown on W.H. Gill. Manx Notes 75 (2006): 1–2.
[74] Manx Ballads and Music (1898): A.W. Moore, ‘Introduction to Music’. Manx Notes 74 (2006): 1–6.
[73] Manx Ballads and Music (1898): A.W. Moore, ‘Introduction’. Manx Notes 73 (2006): 1–16.
[72] Manx Ballads and Music (1896): T.E. Brown’s Draft and Printed Preface. Manx Notes 72 (2006): 1–7.
[71] ‘Manx Ballads’ (MS 1281 C): T.E. Brown’s Draft Preface for Manx Ballads and Music (1896). Manx Notes 71 (2006): 1–4.
[70] Manx Ballads and Music (1896): T.E. Brown’s ‘Preface’ Manx Notes 70 (2006): 1–4.
[69] Manx National Music (1898): W.H. Gill. ‘Manx Music: A Sketch’. Manx Notes 69 (2006): 1–18.
[68] Manx National Music (1898): ‘Preface’. Manx Notes 68 (2006): 1–3.
[67] Manx National Songs with English Words (1896): W.H. Gill, ‘Arranger’s Preface’. Manx Notes 67 (2006): 1–3.
[66] Manx National Songs with English Words (1896): W.H. Gill, ‘Manx Music’. Manx Notes 66 (2006): 1–15.
[65] Manx National Songs with English Words (1896): ‘Preface’. Manx Notes 65 (2006): 1–3.
[64] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (14) Deemster J.F. Gill encounters John Cannell (1895). Manx Notes 64 (2006): 1–2.
[63] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (13) Deemster J.F. Gill visits Edward Corteen (1895). Manx Notes 63 (2006): 1–2.
[62] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (12) Manx National Melodies. Manx Notes 62 (2006): 1–4.
[61] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (11) The Publication Plans of the Gill Brothers and Dr John Clague. Manx Notes 61 (2006): 1–2.
[60] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (10) ‘The Music Book’ (2). Manx Notes 60 (2006): 1–2.
[59] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (9) ‘The Music Book’. Manx Notes 59 (2006): 1–5.
[58] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (8) Deemster J.F. Gill’s Circle of Helpers. Manx Notes 58 (2006): 1–3.
[57] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (7) The Singers. Manx Notes 57 (2006): 1–2.
[56] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (6) The Tunes by Title. Manx Notes 56 (2006): 1–2.
[55] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (5) The Tunes collected. Manx Notes 55 (2006): 1–3.
[54] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (4) Summaries of the Intineraries. Manx Notes 54 (2006): 1–3.
[53] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (3) The Autumn 1898 Intinerary. Manx Notes 53 (2006): 1–3.
[52] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (2) The Summer 1895 Intinerary. Manx Notes 52 (2006): 1–2.
[51] The Gill Brothers as Collectors: (1) The Easter 1895 Intinerary. Manx Notes 51 (2006): 1–2.
[50] ‘Collecting in any real sense was not possible.’ The Gill Brothers and Manx Folk Song. Manx Notes 50 (2006): 1–6.
[49] ‘But its ritual was different.’ Bella Garrett and The Dirk Dance of the Kings of Mann. Manx Notes 49 (2006): 1–2.

2005

[48] ‘I have done nothing but rejoice over the publication of the Manx National Songs.’ Rev. John Quine’s Review of Manx National Songs (1896). Manx Notes 48 (2005): 1–2.
[47] ‘He had certainly ‘set it down’ to me.’ Rev. John Quine denies attribution of the Manx Sun review (1896). Manx Notes 47 (2005): 1–2.
[46] ‘A thoroughly unsatisfactory, meretricious publication.’ The Manx Sun review of Manx National Songs (1896). Manx Notes 46 (2005): 1–9.
[45] ‘A dance till five in the morning.’ The Mhelliah in 1812. Manx Notes 45 (2005): 1.
[44] ‘To come forth, & do his duty at the Ill-Verry.’ The Oei’l Voirrey at Ballaugh (1758). Manx Notes 44 (2005): 1–2.
[43] ‘Thy death Brown William is breaking our hearts.’ ‘Baase Illiam Dhone’ as heard sung in 1818. Manx Notes 43 (2005): 1.
[42] ‘Propitiating the Fairies.’ J.W. Thomas in Notes & Queries (1853). Manx Notes 42 (2005): 1–2.
[41] ‘Isle of Man Folk Lore.’ A.C. in Notes & Queries (1852). Manx Notes 41 (2005): 1–2.
[40] ‘I do not profess to be more than a compiler.’ A.W. Moore to Karl Roeder (1897). Manx Notes 40 (2005): 1–2.
[39] ‘Both times he was out.’ Sophia Morrison and Edward Faragher. Manx Notes 39 (2005): 1–2.
[38] ‘I do not wish you to be a total abstainer.’ Dr John Clague’s Medical Advice. Manx Notes 38 (2005): 1–2.
[37] ‘An’ wizeer was the sin?’ W.W. Gill and ‘The Oul’ Times’. Manx Notes 37 (2005): 1–2.
[36] ‘Th’ Ilvary Cheer.’ ‘The Manx Ilvary’ by William Kennish. Manx Notes 36 (2005): 1–2.

2004

[35] ‘We write you a few lines.’ Karl Roeder and the Hudsons of Ballafesson. Manx Notes 35 (2004): 1–2.
[34] ‘For the purpose of acquiring the Manks tongue.’ Joseph Christian Moore sent to Malew to learn Manx. Manx Notes 34 (2004): 1–2.
[33] ‘I have written a little scitch of my life.’ Edward Faragher’s ‘A Sketch of Cregneish’. Manx Notes 33 (2004): 1–8.
[32] ‘My father passed away very peacefully.’ The Death of Edward Faragher (1908). Manx Notes 32 (2004): 1–3.
[31] ‘This true son of the soil.’ Hall Caine and Edward Faragher (1889). Manx Notes 31 (2004): 1–5.
[30] ‘The odium is cast on my old friend Mr Ed. Faragher.’ Karl Roeder and the Perils of Publication (1902). Manx Notes 30 (2004): 1–5.
[29] ‘Miss Gawne.’ Mary Gawne as Singer. Manx Notes 29 (2004): 1–3.
[28] ‘Molly Charane is the only Manx song much known.’ Henry Jenner’s Survey (1874-75). Manx Notes 28 (2004): 1–6.
[27] ‘I shall do my best to get the airs.’ John Callow and the Search for Singers (1895). Manx Notes 27 (2004): 1–3.
[26] ‘Thos Crellin (The Mate) Peel.’ Thomas Crellin as Singer. Manx Notes 26 (2004): 1–4.
[25] ‘They would fiddle and dance to a late hour.’ Thomas Crellin looks Back. Manx Notes 25 (2004): 1–5.
[24] ‘The practice was condemned by all present.’ Methodism and the Oie’l Voirrey. Manx Notes 24 (2004): 1–4.
[23] ‘I composed some verses about them the other day in Manx.’ Edward Faragher and his ‘Song about Covetous Farmers’ (1899). Manx Notes 23 (2004): 1–5.
[22] ‘A shoemaker of name of Kneale.’ John Craine and his Search for Singers (1895). Manx Notes 22 (2004): 1–5.
[21] ‘I hope to bring out a volume of Manx tunes.’ James Lyon (1872–1949). Manx Notes 21 (2004): 1–4.
[20] ‘I have discovered a new ‘mine’ at Bradda.’ Dr John Clague and Thomas Kermode. Manx Notes 20 (2004): 1–4.
[19] ‘Her daughter told me that they had often sung to you.’ W.H. Gill and the Craines of Cooilbane. Manx Notes 19 (2004): 1–3.
[18] ‘Mrs W.J. Corlett has picked up a fine air.’ Frances Corlett as Collector. Manx Notes 18 (2004): 1–3.
[17] ‘Making the Old Bird Sing.’ The Gill Brothers and ‘Old Q—. Manx Notes 17 (2004): 1–4.
[16] Karl Roeder: An Updated Checklist of Writings on Manx Folklore. Manx Notes 16 (2004): 1–2.
[Pilot] Editorial. Manx Notes Pilot issue (2004): 1–2.

1994

[15] Archibald Cregeen, A Dictionary of the Manks Language, 1835. Manx Notes 15 (1994): 1–2.
[14] The State of Manx Gaelic from Notes & Queries, 1882, 1883, and 1884. Manx Notes 14 (1994): 1–2.
[13] William Kennish, ‘Mourning over the Mother Tongue of Mann’ (circa 1840s). Manx Notes 13 (1994): 1–2.

1993

[12] A Letter from Stanley Hill on the Manx Language (1931). Manx Notes 12 (1993): 1.
[11] A Letter from the Reverend J.T. Clarke to Yn Laigh Ghailckagh (1872). Manx Notes 11 (1993): 1–2.
[10] A.W. Moore: An Interim Checklist of Writings on Manx Folkways. Manx Notes 10 (1993): 1–2.
[9] Cyril I. Paton: An Interim Checklist of Writings on Manx Folkways. Manx Notes 9 (1993): 1.
[8] George Broderick: An Interim Checklist of Writings on Manx Gaelic and Folkways. Manx Notes 8 (1993): 1–2.
[7] An Interim Checklist of Historical Accounts of the Isle of Mann to 1850. Manx Notes 7 (1993): 1–2.
[6] Robert L. Thomson: An Interim Checklist of Writings on Manx Gaelic. Manx Notes 6 (1993): 1–2.
[5] Manx English: An Interim Checklist of Writings on Manx Folkways. Manx Notes 5 (1993): 1–2.
[4] Mona Douglas: An Interim Checklist of Writings on Manx Folkways. Manx Notes 4 (1993): 1–2.
[3] Basil Megaw: An Interim Checklist of Writings on Manx Folkways. Manx Notes 3 (1993): 1.
[2] I.M. Killip: An Interim Checklist of Writings on Manx Folkways. Manx Notes 2 (1993): 1–2.
[1] Charles Roeder: An Interim Checklist of Writings on Manx Folkways. Manx Notes 1 (1993): 1.
[Pilot] Editorial. Manx Notes Pilot issue (1993): 1.

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