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:Green Man & Morris - Hastings, [[Sussex]] Second Saturday in May - May Queen & Maypole Dancing, Hayes Common, [[Kent]]

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This song is very common in Somerset and over the whole of the West of England. The Rev. S. Baring-G One they do call the righteous Man.<br>

...41 census was taken, they had four children and were living at Worsborough Common. Joshua’s occupation at the time is given as “weaver”. .... It could also be that he specialised in playing hornpipes. If, as a poor man, he had to supplement his meagre income as a hand-loom weaver by playing hi

The Man ...to many Giles’s, also Pether and particularly Shaylor are names relatively common thereabouts, much more so compared to the other possible locations, where I

'''RVW2/2/118 I Had One Man''' as indicated by the unusual final note. This is very common in, for example, Spain, but extremely rare in England.

* [[Dick the Welch Man]] 92-V2 * [[Every Man in his Humour]] 56-V1

w: I've been told. By the banks of Shan- non in a lof- ty man- sion her *<br> ...ce 'tis fol- ly be- longs to nat- ure, she * fell in love with a ser- vant man.<br>

...uscripts of Fiddlers in the Lake District c. 1750-1880; John Offord. Green Man Music, 2018. xvi + 180 pp. Illustrations. Bibliography. Index. ISBN 978-095 * John of the Green, The Cheshire Way; Offord,John; London; Green Man Music; 2008; The famous triple-time hornpipes of North West England, etc.,

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