XI. Apr 1930 | Volume 1 | Journal of the Federation of Old Cornwall Societies
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XI. Apr 1930
Series Title
Year
Table of contents—articles particularly relevant to West Penwith.
Volume 1
Editor—R. Morton Nance [1873–1959]
XI. Apr 1930
- p14. The Spurret—Mary Cothey. A contemporary Cornish dialect piece from a girl from St. Ives School.
- p26. A Cornish Song, to the tune of “The Modest Maid of Kent.”—John Tonkin c1690.
- p37. Hilla and Stag—R. Morton Nance Two words for “Nightmare.”
- p41. An old Zennor man on “Ordination” Pre-destination.
- p42. Manners versus Health—J. H. H. St. Ives New Connexion Chapel.
- p42. A St. Ives Election Story—J. H. H. Sir Walter Starling.
- p44. Friday Night’s C
Table of contents—articles particularly relevant to West Penwith.
Volume 1
Editor—R. Morton Nance [1873–1959]
XI. Apr 1930
- p14. The Spurret—Mary Cothey. A contemporary Cornish dialect piece from a girl from St. Ives School.
- p26. A Cornish Song, to the tune of “The Modest Maid of Kent.”—John Tonkin c1690.
- p37. Hilla and Stag—R. Morton Nance Two words for “Nightmare.”
- p41. An old Zennor man on “Ordination” Pre-destination.
- p42. Manners versus Health—J. H. H. St. Ives New Connexion Chapel.
- p42. A St. Ives Election Story—J. H. H. Sir Walter Starling.
- p44. Friday Night’s C’rant—Harriet Perkin Contemporary dialect for a St. Ives’s School Competition.