Index.
525.
Jacobs (Joseph), " The Science of Fairy
Tales," 123-127 (Rev.)
" Childe Rowland," 182-197
■ ' ' On the Origins of Matriarchy,"
370-372 Jacques de Vitry, Exempla from the
Sermones Vulgares of, 99-112 Jealous stepmother and exposed child,
early Irish version, 86-89 Jevons (F. B. ), "Report on Greek
Mythology," 220-241
Keegan (James), "An Irish Variant of Master of all Masters," 135-136
Kennedy (L. ), " Italian Peeping Toms," 134
Kingscote (Mrs. Howard) and Natesa Sastri, " Tales of the Sun ; or. Folk- lore of Southern India," 99, 113
Kirby (W. F.), "Tom-Tit-Tot," 132
Kohler (Reinhold), "Tom-Tit-Tot" (Letter), 246
Korean Tales : being a collection of stories translated from the Korean folk-lore, 99, in
Kovalevsky (Maxime), " Modern Cus- toms and Ancient Laws in Russia," 499. 510-5" (Rev.)
Krauss (Dr. Fried. S. ), Volksglaube und religioserBrauch der Siidslaven," 100 (Rev.)
Kurdische Sammlungen (No. II): Erzahlungen und Lieder im Dia- lecte von Bohtan, 100, 115 (Rev.)
Lane's (John) continuation of Chau- cer's " Squire's Tale", 100, 118
Lang (Andrew), "The Red Fairy Book," 100, 1x4, 115 (Rev.)
Legends of the Lincolnshire Cars. See Cars
Leney (J. H.), (Mrs. J. W. Russell), " Shadowland in Elian Vannin ; or, Folk-tales of the Isle of Man," 100, 117 (Rev.)
Lichtenberger (H. ), " Le poeme et la l^gende des Nibelungen," 381-389 (Rev.)
Lightning, 475
Lincolnshire Cars, Legends of the. See Cars
" Liver-rhyme" in Denmark, 134
Living creatures, 480
MacInnes (Rev. D.), "Waifs and Strays of Celtic Tradition, Argyll- shire Series. No. II, Folk and Hero- tales," 99, 108 (Rev.)
MacRitchie (David), "The Testimony of Tradition," 100, 116 (Rev.)
Mafua, 463
" Making Weather" in Denmark, 133
Malagasy Birds, Folk-lore of, 336-366; rapacious birds, 338-343 ; picarise,
343-348 ; perching birds, 348-353 ; pigeons, 353 ; game birds, 353-355 ; wading birds, 355-356 ; hebrons, 356- 358 ; wild duck, wild geese, and water fowl, 358-359 ; pelicans, 359 ; sea birds, 359 ; divers, 360
Mamma's Black Nurse stories, 100, no
Mango (Dr. Francesco), " Novelline popolari Sarde," 100, no (Rev.)
Man, Isle of. Folk-tales of the, 100, 117
Manx folk-lore and superstitions, 284- 313 ; Notes on, 502-505
Marriage, Post-Mortem, 277
Marx (August), " Griechische Marchen von dankbaren Tieren und ver- wandtes," 100, 118 (Rev.)
" Master of all Masters," Irish variant of. 135-136
Matriarchy, on the Origins of, 366-372
Maxwell (Grant), " Slava," 65-74
Meyer (Paul) and Smith (Lucy Toul- min), " Les Contes moralises de Nicole Bozon Frere M incur, "99, 112- (Rev.)
Milne-Home (Mary Pamela), "Mam- ma's" Black Nurse stories, 100, no
Mist, 478
Montalba (Anthony R.), "The Doyle Fairy Book," twenty-nine fairy tales from various languages, with thirty illustrations by R. Doyle, 100, 117
" Moon, the Dead," 157-164
Moorland Parish, Forty years in a, 499, 514
NATfesA S.-CstrI (Pandit) and Mrs. Howard Kingscote, "Tales of the Sun ; or. Folk-lore of Southern India,"
99, 113 (Rev.) Negro superstition, 513 Nibelungen, Le poeme et la l^gende
des, 381-389 (Rev.) Nicholson (John), "Folk-lore of East
Yorkshire," 100 (Rev.) Nicole Bozon Frere Mineur, les contes
moralis(^s de, 99, 112 (Rev.) Nutt (Alfred), "Notes to 'Waifs and
Strays of Celtic Tradition'," 99, 108 " Notes to ' Beside the Fire'," a
collection of Irish Gaelic folk-stories,
100, 118 "An Early Irish version of the
Jealous Stepmother and Exposed Child," 86-89 ; " Irish Tales among the Redskins," 130-131
Remarks on M. Gaster's ' The
Legend of the Grail," 211-219
' Lesdernicrs travauxallemands
sur la l^gende du Saint-Graal, (an- nexed after p. 256), pp. i-xlviii " Mr. Stuart-Glennie on the
Origins of Matriarchy," 367-370.
Le poeme et la It^gende des-
Nibelungen," 381-389
