BY WILLIAM ANDREWS. _Demy, Cloth extra, 7s. 6d. Numerous Illustrations._ CONTENTS:—When Wigs were Worn—Powdering the Hair—Men Wearing Muffs—Concerning Corporation Customs—Bribes for the Palate—Rebel Heads on City Gates—Burials at Cross Roads—Detaining the Dead for Debt—A Nobleman’s Household in Tudor Times—Bread and Baking in Bygone Days—Arise, Mistress, Arise!—The Turnspit—A Gossip about the Goose—Bells as Time-Tellers—The Age of Snuffing—State Lotteries—Bear-Baiting—Morris Dancers—The Folk-Lore of Midsummer Eve—Harvest Home—Curious Charities—An Old-Time Chronicler—Index. “A most delightful work.”—_Leeds Mercury._ “Mr. Andrews has the true art of narration, and contrives to give us the results of his learning with considerable freshness of style, whilst his subjects are always interesting and picturesque.”—_Manchester Courier._ “The old customs, domestic habits, and dress of our forefathers described in these chapters are too much neglected by historians, and a study of them will while away a leisure hour very pleasantly.”—_The Times._ Bygone Punishments. BY WILLIAM ANDREWS. _Demy. Cloth gilt, 7s. 6d. Numerous Illustrations._ Contents:—Hanging—Hanging in Chains—Hanging, Drawing, and Quartering—Pressing to Death—Drowning—Burning to Death—Boiling to Death—Beheading—The Halifax Gibbet—The Scottish Maiden—Mutilation—Branding—The Pillory—Punishing Authors and Burning Books—Finger Pillory—The Jougs—The Stocks—The Drunkard’s Cloak—Whipping and Whipping-Posts—Public Penance—The Repentance Stool—The Ducking Stool—The Brank, or Scold’s Bridle—Riding the Stang—Index. “A book of great interest.”—_Manchester Courier._ “Full of curious lore, sought out and arranged with much industry.”—_The Scotsman._ “Mr. Andrews has produced a most entertaining book, without departing from authenticated facts, there is no moralising, and the writer never obtrudes himself. The result is a work well worth a place on a bookshelf, and readable to a degree.”—_Eastern Morning News._ Lore and Legend of the English Church. BY THE REV. GEO. S. TYACK, B.A. _Crown, Cloth extra, 7s. 6d. Numerous Illustrations._ CONTENTS:—Introduction—The Building of the Church—The Church Steeple—The Churchyard—Graves and Funerals—The Nave—The Pulpit and the Lectern—The Font—Folk-Lore and Customs of Marriage—The Chancel and the Choir—Alms and Offerings—Conclusion—Index. “A work that will be read with much interest.”—_Somerset Herald._ “A handsome and substantial volume.”—_Birmingham Daily Gazette._ “The volume could scarcely be too warmly commended.”—_Staffordshire Advertiser._ “A valuable addition to the splendid series of books on church curiosities published by Messrs. William Andrews & Co.”—_Church Family Newspaper._ A Book About Bells. BY THE REV. GEO. S. TYACK, B.A.