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Minutes of Meeting: Wednesday, 15th November, 1905 1
Minutes of Meeting: Wednesday, 20th December, 1905 2
Minutes of Twenty-eighth Annual Meeting: Wednesday, 17th January, 1906 4
Twenty-eighth Annual Report of the Council 6
Annual Accounts and Balance-Sheet, 1905 10
Presidential Address. W. H. D. Rouse 12
The European Sky-God; IV., The Celts. Arthur Bernard Cook 27
Minutes of Meeting: Wednesday, 21st February, 1906 129
Minutes of Meeting: Wednesday, 21st March, 1906 130
Back-footed Beings. A. T. Crawford Cree 131
The European Sky-God; V., The Celts. Arthur Bernard Cook 141
The Native Tribes of South-East Australia. A. W. Howitt 174
Minutes of Meeting : Wednesday, 25th April, 1906 . , 257
The Scape-Goat in European Folklore. N. W. Thomas 258
Notes in Reply to Mr. Howitt and Mr. Jevons. A. Lang 288
Dr. Howitt’s Defence of Group Marriage. N. W. Thomas 294
The European Sky-God; VI., The Celts. Arthur Bernard Cook 308
IV. — (December, 1906.)
Minutes of Meeting: Wednesday, 16th May, 1906 385
Minutes of Meeting: Wednesday, 20th June, 1906 386
Custom and Belief in the Icelandic Sagas. L. Winifred Faraday 387
The European Sky-God; VII., The Celts. Arthur Bernard Cook 427
Collectanea:—
Cropping Animals’ Ears. J. Smeaton Chase 72
Cat’s Cradle. W. Innes Pocock 73
Additions to The Games of Argyleshire, IV. R. C. Maclagan 93
Tree-Worship in China. A. R. Wright 190
Cairene Folklore, III. A. H. Sayce . 191
The Cure of Elf-shooting in the North-west of Ireland. Father Joseph Meehan, E.C. 200
Additions to The Games of Argyleshire, V. R. C. Maclagan 210
A Yorkshire Wassail-Box. E. Wright 349
Some English String-Tricks. W. Innes Pocock 351
Notes on Spanish Amulets. W. L. Hildburgh 454
Spanish Votive Offerings. W. L. Hildburgh 471
Travel Notes in South Africa. E. Sidney Hartland 472
Correspondence:—
The Native Tribes of South-East Australia. A. W. Howitt 107
“The Shade of the Balkans.” M. Edith Durham 111
Does the Folklore Society Exist for the Study of Early Institutions? H. A. Rose 111
Hand-Impressions instead of Seals. W. G. Aston 113
Betrothing Custom. W. Crooke 114
Translations of Folklore Publications. G. Laurence Gomme 230
The Legend of Merlin. Jessie L. Weston 230
Mr. Clodd on Crystal-Gazing. Andrew Lang 231
Does the Folklore Society Exist for the Study of Early Institutions ? Charlotte S. Burne 233
Crystal-Gazing. Edward Clodd 373
Two Queries. Andrew Lang 512
Reviews:—
K. Langloh Parker’s The Euahlayi Tribe. E. Sidney Hartland 115
W. A. Reed’s The Negritos of Zambales. W. Crooke 120
W. Barbrooke Grubb’s Among the Indians of the Paraguayan Chaco. E. Sidney Hartland 122
M. Mauss’s L’Origine des Pouvoirs Magiques dans les Sociétés Australiennes. E. Sidney Hartland 125
K. Th. Preuss’s Der Ursprung der Religion und Kunst. R. R Marett 126
Andrew Lang’s The Secret of the Totem. F. B. Jevons 236
Rafael Karsten’s The Origin of Worship. R. R. Marett 246
Matthew L. Hewat’s Bantu Folklore. Bertram C. A. Windle 248
The Czech Ethnographical Review. Francis P. Marchant 251
August Wünsche’s Der Sagenkreis der geprellten Teufel. E. Sidney Hartland 253
Albert Dieterich und Richard Wünsch’s Religionsgeschichtliche Versuche und Vorarbeiten, I., II., III. 253
Jeannie Gunn’s The Little Black Princess 254
Edward Clodd’s Animism: the Seed of Religion. R. R. Marett 254
Arithropos, Band I., Heft 1, 2. Charlotte S. Burne 256
J. G. Frazer’s Lectures on the Early History of the Kingship. F. Pollock 375
Gunnar Landtman’s The Origin of Priesthood. F. Pollock 379
E. K. Chambers’s The Mediæval Stage. Oliver Elton 379
Arnold van Gennep’s Mythes et Légendes d’Australie. E. Sidney Hartland 488
J. Rendel Harris’s The Cult of the Heavenly Twins. Dom R H. Conolly, O.S.B. 493
H. T. Francis’s The Jâtaka, Vol. V. W. Crooke 498
A. E. Dracott’s Simla Village Tales. W. Crooke 498
J. A. M‘Culloch’s The Childhood of Fiction. W. Crooke. 503
Mémoires du Congrès d’Orientalistes à Algers. J. B. Andrews 505
List of Works Dealing with the “Early Institutions” side of Folklore Studies. A. Nutt. 508
Index 513
List of Plates:—
I. Donkey with Cropped Ears (Moqui Indians) To face page 72
II. Tree and Altar, Yung-ping-fu, China „ „ 190
III. Contents of a Wassail-Box . . 349
IV. Spanish Amulets: 1 . . . 456
V. Spanish Amulets: 2 . .460
VI. Spanish Amulets: 3 . . 464
VII. Spanish Amulets: 4 . . . 466
VIII. Spanish Amulets: 5 . .468
IX. Spanish Votive Offerings 471
X. Zulu Wedding at Henley: Processional Dance of the Amampumuza. . ,, „ 472
XI. Zulu Wedding at Henley: Men’s Dance . „ „ 473
XII. Zulu Wedding at Henley: Men’s Dance . „ „ 474
XIII. Zulu Wedding at Henley: The Bride and her Companions . 475
XIV. Zulu Wedding at Henley: The Government Marriage Officer . 476
XV. Zulu Witch-doctor’s Necklace . 483
XVI. Macharanga Village, near Umtali (Rhodesia), and Grain-Store in Macharanga Village ,, „ 486
P. 3, l. 15, for Llamas read lāmas.
P. 3, l. 20, for she-demons read Shĕ-demons.
P. 61, l. 24, for Dinnsenchus read Dinnsenchas.
P. 93, l. 3, for pestal read pestle.
P. 131, l. 10, for Erinys read Erinyes.
P. 251, l. 6, for Cech read Czech.
P. 290, n., add bracket ] at end.
P. 395, l. 16, for Balder read Baldr.
P. 458, l. 7, for VII read VI.
P. 458, l. 11, for VII read VI.
P. 458, l. 13, for VII read VI.
P. 458, l. 15, for VII read V.
P. 460, l. 33, for V read VIII.
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