Transactions 1981 - 1990 - Yorkshire Dialect Society
Transactions 1981 - 1990 - Yorkshire Dialect Society
Transactions 1981 - 1990 - Yorkshire Dialect Society
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GLOUCESTERSHIRE DIALECT. <strong>1990</strong>. Part LXXXIX. Vol. XVII. page 14.<br />
GOWER (Swansea) ACCENTS. 1982. Part LXXXII. Vol. XV. pp 29-41.<br />
• Gunner, Gilbert E., Joseph and Elizabeth Mary Wright- A Memory and a Tribute. 1985.<br />
Part LXXXV. Vol. XV. pp 14-16.<br />
HALLAM, THOMAS. Recorder of many regional dialects. 1983. Part LXXXIII. Vol. XV. pp 19-31.<br />
HALLAMSHIRE DIALECT. 1984. Part LXXXIV. Vol. XV. pp 52-54.<br />
• Halliday, W.J., 1, edited by, Fifty Years Back, reprinted from <strong>Transactions</strong> Part XXXIX,<br />
1938, records memories from 1870s of local speech at Thornton-le-Dale. 1988. Part<br />
LXXXVII. Vol. XVII. page 54.<br />
• Halliday, W.J., 2, quoted from <strong>Transactions</strong> Part 40, 1939/40,<br />
an account of the 19 th century dialect writer, John Hartley. 1989. Part LXXXVIII. Vol. XVII.<br />
pp 58-59.<br />
HAMPSHIRE DIALECT. <strong>1990</strong>. Part LXXXIX. Vol. XVII. page 15.<br />
HARTLEY, JOHN, Halifax-born dialect writer. 1983. Part LXXXIII. Vol. XV. pp 8-18. and 1989.<br />
Part LXXXVIII. Vol. XVII. pp 58-59.<br />
HEBDEN BRIDGE, speech of. See Patchett, J.H.<br />
HEREFORDSHIRE DIALECT. <strong>1990</strong>. Part LXXXIX. Vol. XVII. page 14.<br />
HOLDERNESS DIALECT. <strong>1990</strong>. Part LXXXIX. Vol. XVII. pp 29-31.<br />
• Huddleston, J., Poor Old Dewsbury. Poem in West Riding dialect. <strong>1981</strong>. Part LXXXI. Vol.<br />
XV. page 10.<br />
• Hyde-Parker, T., A Southerner on East <strong>Yorkshire</strong> <strong>Dialect</strong> (Extract reprinted from<br />
<strong>Transactions</strong> Part XXXVI) 1986. Part LXXXVI. Vol. XVI. p.47.<br />
• Jackson, F.E., Mary Jane. Poem in East Riding dialect about a teddy bear:<br />
Ah thowt o'tyears o sarvice, sha gin oor lahtle lass,<br />
Nivver, nivver shall ah see, sich value fer mi brass.<br />
<strong>1981</strong>. Part LXXXI. Vol. XV. page 9.<br />
• Jefferson, Gordon, Sammy Wass. Poem in dialect:<br />
Aye, tho' tha'd think he'd seen 'em all,<br />
He'd scarce strayed far from Leeds Tahn 'All.<br />
1983. Part LXXXIII. Vol. XV. pp 42-44.<br />
• Jone o Broonlea, Ower T’Tops. Poem in West Riding dialect. 1982. Part LXXXII. Vol.<br />
XV. page 44.<br />
KEELS (Boats on River Humber) and terminology. 1984. Part LXXXIV. Vol. XV. pp 8-21.<br />
• Kellett, Arnold, 1, T White Roase o' Yorksher. Patriotic poem for <strong>Yorkshire</strong> Day in West<br />
Riding dialect. 1988. Part LXXXVil. Vol. XVII. pp 40-41.<br />
• Kellett, Arnold, 2, Christmas Crackers. Poem in West Riding dialect. 1989. Part<br />
LXXXVIII. Vol. XVII. pp 34-35.<br />
• Kellet, Arnold, 3, A Twelve-Month. Poem in West Riding dialect. A dialect calendar.<br />
1989. Part LXXXVIII. Vol. XVII. pp 35-36.<br />
KENT DIALECT. <strong>1990</strong>. Part LXXXIX. Vol. XVII. page 15.<br />
LANCASHIRE DIALECT. <strong>1990</strong>. Part LXXXIX. Vol. XVII. page 14.<br />
"LEET LIWY" - see FLETCHER, J.S.<br />
LEICESTERSHIRE DIALECT. <strong>1990</strong>. Part LXXXIX. Vol. XVII. page 14.<br />
LINCOLNSHIRE DIALECT. <strong>1990</strong>. Part LXXXIX. Vol. XVII. page 14.<br />
LONSDALE, BERTHA, dialect writer. 1987. Part LXXXVI. Vol. XVII. pp 31-33.<br />
• Lonsdale, Bertha, On a <strong>Yorkshire</strong> Moor. Poem in dialect. 1987. Part LXXXVI. Vol. XVII.<br />
pp 31-32.<br />
LUMBUTTS, speech of. See Patchett, J.H.<br />
• Lupton, Derek, 1, Brief Encahnter. Poem in West Riding dialect 1988. Part LXXXVII. Vol.<br />
XVII. page 6.<br />
• Lupton, Derek, 2, Strike-Bahnd. Poem in West Riding dialect.<br />
Coil's worth nowt when it's liggin i t'grahnd.<br />
1988. Part LXXXVII. Vol. XVII. page 36.<br />
• Lupton, Derek,3, Diff'runt Poem in West Riding dialect. 1988. Part LXXXVII. Vol. XVII.<br />
page 37. .<br />
• MacMahon, Michael K.C., Thomas Hallam and the Study of <strong>Dialect</strong> and Educated<br />
Speech. Hallam reported to be a dialect recorder of "unflagging diligence" and<br />
"trustworthiness of detail". 1983. Part LXXXIII. Vol. XV. pp 19-31.<br />
• McGroarty, D., Much Ado About Mumming. Concerns a revival of the traditional Redcar<br />
Mumming Play. 1985. Part LXXXV. Vol. XV. pp 9-13.<br />
• Martin, Sydney, 1, Impressions - after one of my many cycle rides from York. Poem in<br />
dialect.