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Metrical legends of Northumberland; containing the traditions of Dunstanborough Castle, and other poetical romances. With notes and illustrations. By James Service.

Title
Metrical legends of Northumberland; containing the traditions of Dunstanborough Castle, and other poetical romances. With notes and illustrations. By James Service.
Author
Service, James,
Publication
Alnwick, W. Davison, 1834.

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Additional Authors
  • Davison, William, 1780-1858,
  • Frasier, Duncan.
  • Lewis, M. G. (Matthew Gregory), 1775-1818.
  • Service, James.
  • Thompson, William Gill, 1796-1844.
Description
160 p. illus.; 19 cm.
Subject
  • Legends > Northumberland
  • Northumberland (England) > Description and travel > Poetry
  • Northumberland (England) > Poetry
  • Poetry of places > Northumberland
  • Poetry of places
Genre/Form
  • Poetry
  • Poetry.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
Sir Guy, the seeker, by M. G. Lewis.--The seeker, by A. B.--The wandering knight of Dunstanborough Castle, by James Service.--The coral wreath; or, The spell-bound knight, by W. G. Thompson.--The fairies of Fawdon Hill.--The legend of Cuddy Bell and Nanny Ogle (Mitford).--The legend of Percy's cross, a Northumberland battle tale.--The legend of Shewin' Shiels; or, Cuddy o'the Steel (Hexhamshire).--The legend of Hob o' the Stob Hill. (Morpeth).--The legend of Paulinus. (Holystone).--The laidley worm of Spindleston Heugh, by Duncan Frasier.
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