Bygone Cheshire.
By: Ed. by William Andrews.
Series: [The bygone series]
Publisher: Phillipson & Golder; W. Andrews & co; Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, & co., ltd.
Published: 1895
Place of publication: Chester; Hull; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 253
Subjects: Cheshire (England)
Table of contents: title: Historic Cheshire, by T. Frost.; title: King Edgar on the Dee, by E. Lamplough.; title: Chester castle and walls, by G. C. Yates.; title: Chester cathedral, by J. A. Clapham.; title: Festival-time in old Chester, by Rev. G. S. Tyack.; title: Chester fair, by Mrs. G. L. Banks.; title: The origin of the rows of Chester, by W. Stevenson.; title: Old Chester houses, by W. Harrison.; title: The Dee mills and the "Miller of the Dee," by T. C. Hughes.; title: Hugh Lupus, first earl of Chester, by J. L. Thornely.; title: The plague in Cheshire, by W. E. A. Axon.; title: Ancient Eddisbury, by Mrs. G. L. Banks.; title: St. Peter's chains: an old Congleton custom, by R. Head.; title: Was Mary Fitton Shakespere's "Dark lady?" by W. E. A. Axon.; title: Sandbach over sixty years ago, by Mrs. G. L. Banks.; title: Ancient bridges, fords, and ferries, by W. Harrison.; title: Cheshire proverbial phrases, by J. P. Briscoe.; title: A-souling song.; title: President Bradshaw, by T. Cooper.; title: Thomas Parnell, poet.; title: Bishop Herber, By J. T. Page.; title: Punishing scolding women.