Cheshire, its traditions and history, including a record of the rise and progress of freemasonry in this ancient province (1920)
Ingham, Alfred · Edinburgh : Printed by Pillans & Wilson · leaf 136
ock ring at that period. Might it not, he says, have a tendencyto check that barbarous spirit which has more frequently its source in anearly acquired habit arising from the prevalence of example, than in naturaldepravity, if every divine in Great Britain were to preach at least one sermonevery… … CHAPTER X. Cheshire sports and pastimes—The Bishop Blaize Festival—A singular handbill—Archery andits associations^Cheshire dances : Morris dance, Plough dance, etc.—Village sports, broad-sword and singlestick—Bowling, ancient and modem—Quoits, cricket, Chester Races, football, lifting ^Ducking…
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