IV Contents,
Collectanea:—
A Witch Doctor’s Kit from Magila, East Central Africa R. Webb ...... 68
Wizardry on the Welsh Border. Beatrix A. Wherry 75
Folklore of the Negroes of Jamaica 87
Tibetan Charms. A. R. Wright 95
Some Superstitions of the Fifeshire Fisher-folk. David Rorie 95
Royal Succession in Yoruba-land. Harold G. Parsons 98
Personification of a River. M. Agatha Turner 99
A Corn-baby? Editor .... 185
Some Jewish Folklore from Jerusalem. A. Goodrich-Freer 186
Notes on Miss Freer’s Paper. M. Gaster 192
Pembrokeshire Notes. M. S. Clark . 194
Notes on the Stamford Bull-Running. Mabel Peacock 199
Bantu Totemism. G. W. Stow, A. Lang, and N. W. Thomas 203
Folklore of the Negroes of Jamaica, continued . 206
Greek and Cretan Epiphany Customs. R. M. Dawkins 214
Specimens of Somali Tales. J. W. C. Kirk . 316
Notes from the Upper Congo, III. John H. Weeks . 326
Tibetan Prayer-Wheels. A. R. Wright 332
Tibetan Drum and Trumpet. A. R. Wright. 333
The Shwe-hmu, or Burmese Tax-gatherer. David Shearme 334
Stories from Leitrim and Cavan. Bryan J. Jones 336
Northumbrian Social Customs. Charlotte S. Burne 341
A Buck Superstition. Editor 343
A Votive Offering from Korea. E. S. Hartland 447
Folklore of the Negroes of Jamaica, continued . 450
Dairy Folklore and other Notes from Meath and Tipperary A. H. Singleton ..... 457
Correspondence:—
Dr. Durkheim on “Social Origins.” A. Lang 100
The Corp Creagh. Alice B. Gomme 102
A Wager Lost. W. Henry Jewitt 103
Braemar Saying. A. Macdonald 104
Midsummer Bonfires. A. Macdonald 105
Fifth of November Customs. Charlotte S. Burne 106
Myth Making. W. H. D. Rouse 107
Réponse à Monsieur Lang. E. Durkheim 215
Additional Variants of the Father-and-Son-Combat. Murray A. Potter ..... 216
Monmouthshire Notes. H. C. Ellis . 221
A Culture Tradition. A. Werner 344
