Tradition Today 7 Contents


	Tradition Today

No. 7

April 2018

ISSN 2050-0920

	Pages
Editorial Board and Copyright Statement	i
SIMON YOUNG True Fairy Stories? Nineteenth century Irish fairylore	1-19
SANJAY SIRCAR The Motif of a Magic Staff/Club/Stick in Maerchen: in a flexible numerical series of no fixed number; semi-personified; solo and semi-personified in a modern fantasy novel; possibly with one Indic source in Tantric practice; with more than one function; and in motif-clusters with various companions	20-33
J. B. SMITH William Henderson's Folk-Lore and Thomas Wilkie's "Old Rites": A comparative approach	34-44
WILLIAM SAYERS Medieval Anglo-French, English, and Scots Names for Gulls	45-50
J. B. SMITH Guardian of the Wild and Fairy in the Sack: A traditional narrative viewed in its wider contex t	51-60
FIONNUALA CARSON WILLIAMS What's In a Name? The underlying narrative behind contemporary names for small businesses in Belfast, and their use of forms common in oral tradition	61-67
WILLIAM SAYERS The Etymology of English toad: Effects of the Celtic substrate?	68-73
J. B. SMITH Putting the Owl to Roost: A traditional Newfoundland prank and some European analogues	74-78
Notes and Queries (1) Pixilated - A Somerset word? (Simon Young and Peter Muise) (2) Brautin (J. B. Smith)	79-80 81-82
Stylesheet: How to format submissions to this e-journal	83-84

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