The Old Cornwall  CHRISTMAS  ANTHOLOGY
By: Edited by George Pritchard
Edition: First edition
Publisher: Federation of Old Cornwall Societies
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Cornwall, United Kingdom
Format: E-Book
Copyright date: 2012
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Foreword	6; title: Introduction	7; title: Acknowledgements	8; title: Christmas Traditions  9; title: Superstitions – Customs – Date of New Year's Day – Bygone Christmases - The Christmas Block - Nick-a-Nan-Night – Guise Dancing – The Cornish Christmas Bush; title: Food & Drink  44; title: Christmas Food - That Real Ambrosia - Pies - Other dishes - Christmas Drinks - The Christmas and the Dilly – Cornish Saffron Cake - Chirky Wheeler – Market Reports – Feeding the Poor at Christmas – Christmas Eve at Jamaica Inn; title: Cornish Carols  80; title: The Carol Singers [poem] – Stratton Carol of the Months – The Dilly Song – Dilly Carol [Gwennap Version] –Padstow Carol Singing – Thomas Merritt; title: Christmas News From various sources  103; title: Christmas Games  113; title: Card Games - Party Games; title: The Cornish Play  124; title: [Christmas Play] by Uncle Jan Trenoodle - A Redruth Christmas Play - A Guise Dance Play, St Keverne; title: The Wassail  133; title: Christmas Ghost Stories  140; title: The Piskies in the Cellar - The Ghost of Rosewarne - Betty Toddy; title: Poems for Christmas  150; title: For the  Postwoman at Christmas – A Christmas  Carol  composed  by Atty White… – The White Ladie – Dolly Pentreath’s   Christmas - How the  Parson  Caught his  Fish on Christmas Day; title: Cornish Christmas Abroad	164