Charm, a, in cypher, 63 Charms and spells, 62; against evil beings, _ib._; against sickness, wounds, &c., 74; crow, lady-bird, 70-71; to get drink, 72-74; against danger by night, 74; wounds, 74; toothache, 75; rheumatism and cramp, 75; ague, 80; nettle stings, _ib._; jaundice, _ib._; to get sleep, _ib._ "Chattox, Old," a witch, 186-189 Child, unbaptized, cannot die, 262 Childbed presents, 260 Childbirth, tea-drinking, 261 " turning the bed after, 261 Children, gifts to, 262 Christianizing of pagan gods and festivals, 14 Christmas, 252; mumming at, 253; carols, 254; games, 255; mutes, 256 Christmas at Wycoller Hall, 256 " Carols, 254; rhymes, 253 Christmas customs in the Fylde, 254; games there, 255 Christmas-day, old and new, 20; breakfast in the Fylde, 256 Christmas Eve, creatures worshipping, 253; called "Flesh-day," 256 " Evergreens, &c., 256 Christmas Frumenty, 252, 256 Christmas hobby-horse, 254 Christmas or Yule Feast, at Ashton-under-Lyne, 286 Church Festivals, 212, _et seq._ Churches and Churchyards, north and south sides of, 275 Cinderella and her slipper, 5 Clayton Hall Boggart, 52 Clegg Hall Boggart, 52 Cleworth, Demoniacs in 1594, 92 Clock-house Boggart, 52 Cob-seeding, 298 Cock-penny, at Clitheroe, 220 Cock-throwing and Cock-fighting, 218; about Blackburn, 220; at Burnley, _ib._ Cockerham Manor, 281; ale in, _ib._ Cokersand Abbey, 281; abbot of, _ib._ Collop Monday, 217 Constablewick, a Saxon, 295 Corals with bells, 262 Corpse, carrying the, 272, 274 Courting and Wedding Customs in the Fylde, 264 Cousell and Clarke, conjurors, 86 Cramp Rings, 75 Creed and Little Creed, at Eccles, 114 Cross-buns on Good Friday, 226 Crow Charm, 70 Curfew Bell, 44 Customs of Manors, 276; in Furness, 281; Ashton, 286, 289 Customs' dues at Warrington, 301 "Cuthbert, Old mother," and her daughters, 177 Dalton-in-Furness, funerals at, 271; manor, 299; hunt and rout, _ib._ Dalton-in-Furness, hiring reapers on Sunday, 299 Danish Traditions, &c., 4, 5 Darrell's (Rev. John) _Narrative_, &c. 93, 96; his punishment, 97 Dead and Dying, the, 7 " man's hand, 158, 163 " raising the, 128 Deasil, or Widersinnis, 151 Death tick or Death watch, 152 Dee (Dr. John), 25 " charged with Witchcraft, 178 Deities and demi-gods, 12 "Demdike, Old," a witch, 186; "Young Demdike," _ib._ Demon and Goblin Superstitions, 88 Demon Pig, 89 Demoniacal possession in 1594, 92; in 1686, 98 Demoniacs, 87; dispossessing a, 92; at Morzine, 88 Demonology, 86 Denton Rent-boons, 294 Derby (Edward 3rd) Earl of, charged with keeping a Conjuror, 129 Device, Elizabeth and Alizon, witches, 186, 189 Devil, the 16; his names, 84-86; a card-player, 81; raised, 17, 81; exorcised, 17, 81 Devil, at Burnley, 83