Index of persons, places, themes and books in the George Borrow Bulletin, Second Series, nº 1 (2010) to current.
Locators are stated by bulletin number (in bold) followed by the page numbers for that bulletin. For example, a subject with locator 6.23, 24 relates to pages 23 and 24 of bulletin No. 6. Locators with the suffix ‘n.’ relate to information in the notes, those in italics relate to illustrations and photos.
Works, publications and translations produced by Borrow, and languages spoken by him can be found under the heading Borrow, George Henry.
Subjects with ‘?’ denote a query or that the information is a possibility or unknown.
@georgeborrowsoc 14.4-5
Abarbanel 11.61, 83–4, 64n.
Abdülmecid I, Sultan 10.4, 20
Abershaw, Jerry 2.66–8
Adamson, Dr. Ian 4.26–7, 33, 38n.
Afternoon with George Borrow – at Brompton Cemetery, An (2013) 7.2–5
Albania 14.51–53
ales, Borrow's appreciation of 5.48–9
Alliance of Literary Societies 9.2–4
AGM (2016) 13.6–7
America
Borrow’s interest in visiting 7.40
Borrow’s work held in libraries and collections in 4.50–1, 52–3
Andalusia, Spain 6.88, 98
see also Seville, Spain
Anglesey, Isle of 12.3, 5–20
see also Beaumaris, Anglesey; Holyhead, Anglesey; Pentraeth, Anglesey
Borrow's travels in 13.69, 72, 73, 14.53–5
society visit to (2016) 13.50–6, 70–6
Antonio see Buchini, Antonio (manservant)
Apollinaire, Guillaume
see also ‘Publications’ Index – Apollinaire, Guillaume
interest in Borrow 2.63–4, 12.40–2, 44–6
‘apps', mobile phone 11.47
aqueducts and viaducts 11.16–20
Aragon, Louis 5.19, 22–3, 24–6, 28, 36–7
friendship with Nancy Cunard 5.27–30
influence of Lavengro on 5.36
poems of 5.20–1, 23–4, 30–6
Arnold, Matthew 6.23
Ashkenazi Jews 11.62, 63
Astorga, Spain 9.46
Asturias, Spain
Borrow’s travels to 1.7, 9–10, 13–16, 10.10
descriptions of Spanish people in 1.10–12
meeting with ‘young man of Colunga' 8.40
tracing Borrow in 1.17–20
Attar, Hayim ben (manservant) 1.83, 6.93, 103, 107
audio books, Borrows’ works as 11.25–7, 13.49
Azaña, Manuel 1.8, 18–20, 1. 21n., 5.69–70
See also ‘Publications’ Index - Azaña, Manuel
Badajoz, Spain 11.73–6, 81–2
Barbary Coast see Gibraltar; Morocco
Bards of Wales, The (poem) 1.94
Barrett Browning, Elizabeth 1.69, 8.39–42
Battle of Dereham or the Annual Norfolk Jigg, The 14.43–4
Beatrice of Naples, Queen of Hungary 1.98, 100
Beaumaris, Anglesey 13.66
Beccles, Suffolk 12.54–5, 55
Beckett, Samuel 5.29
Beckford, William 8.29, 10.9–10, 18n., 12.34–7
Belfast, Ireland, Borrow's visit to (1866) 14.32
Berners, Isopel 'Belle' 1.29, 30–1, 32–5, 6.26–27, 8.48
Bible, The
see also Bible Society; New Testament
distribution of, in Spain 3.42, 7.15–16n.
themes of, in Lavengro 11.7–16
Bible Society
see also Brandram, Rev; Cunningham, Rev. Francis; Jayne, Arthur Garland
Borrow as agent for 1.7, 1.8–10, 5.54, 7.6, 12.3
organisation of visit to Spain 6.59, 88–89, 95–96, 97
in St. Petersburg 2.21
in Spain (1943) 7.59–60
Bibliotheca Corviniana, Hungary 1.99–101
‘bickers' 13.41
Bigland, Eileen 7.29-37
Birrell, Augustine 3.82
see also ‘Publications’ Index – Birrell, Augustine
Black Robin (Robin Ddu) 12.10–11
Bloch, Jules 5.31–2
Blood, Colonel 2.10, 15, 16, 20n., 67
Blue Mosque, Constantinople 10.4
bogs in Ireland, described by Borrow 6.4, 7
‘Bohèmes' (Exhibition), Paris 5.80
Bohèmes: de Léonard de Vinci à Picasso (exhibition) (review) 6.31–32
Bonaparte, Prince Louis-Lucien 4.51
Boner, Charles 3.24–5
Borrow, Ann, née Perfrement or Parfrement (mother) 4.2
early life of 8.73, 11.8, 14.40, 42
letters
written to, from George 6.91
restoration of grave 2.3–4, 5
Borrow, Chislam (character by Apollinaire) 2.64
Borrow, family ancestry 2.79, 79, 5.5–19
BORROW, GEORGE HENRY 12.3–4
artistic impressions of 4.5–6, 8.55, 11.47
Henry Wyndham Phillip's portrait 2.76–7
birth 8.72
criticism of 1.17–18, 13.12, 13
death and burial 3.4, 4, 7. 4–5, 12.82–3, 14.34
description of genre 1.45
descriptions of appearance and character 1.88n, 3.55, 78, 83, 6.40, 8.78–9
by Anne Taylor (cousin) 9.51
by Caroline Fox 9.11
by David Jones 3.70
by Elizabeth Barrett 1.69
by Rev. J. Wilcock 5.80–1
by J. Frank Bradley 4.73
by Dr. John Bately 2.106–7
by Marquis de Santa Coloma 7.12
by Theodore Watts-Dunton 3.67
by Dr. Thomas Hake 7.78
by William MacKay 10.74, 11.20–3
drinking habits 5.48–51
eccentric nature 1.17–18
in Ireland 10.25
relationship with father 9.66–7, 69, 10.15, 11.8–9, 12–13
engagement, to Mary Clarke 6.97
friendships of 13.37–8
see also Brightwell, Cecilia 'Lucy'; Watts-Dunton, Theodore
health 1.13, 80–4, 10.12, 18–19n.
hypochondria? 14.34
mental (described in Lavengro) 1.26–8, 30, 32, 35
OCD? 7.67
imprisonment 3.36–9, 6.97, 7.8
influence on other writers 2.61–2, 5.19–20, 10.23–5
Arno Schmidt 13.26–27, 30–33
letters
correspondence with Ann (mother) 5.54, 6.91
correspondence with Don Luis de Usoz 7.65–6
to Bible Society 2.27
see also Brandram, Rev., Borrow’s letters to
to Bowring, John 11.86n.
to Rev. Cunningham 2.24
to John Hasfield 11.72–3
to John Murray 14.47–9
to Mary (wife) 1.79–80, 84, 2.70, 10.4
linguistic skills of 4.38–44, 12.3
Arabic 6.65, 106–08, 112–15, 11.41–2, 14.15n.
Armenian 6.26
Asturian 1.12–13,
Chinese (Manchu) 2.21–31, 8.74
Danish 4.39–40
Gaelic 3.53–4
German 12.20–8
in The Bible in Spain 6.105–06, 109–12
Hungarian 1.90, 93, 110, 9.35–6
Latin 12.14
Moors 6.107, 112–115
Moroccan Arabic 11.41–2
Romani 1.26, 49, 90, 110, 9.71, 75
Borrow's errors in 10.68–9
critical books and essays on 14.62
Russian 4.41
Suz 6.57n
Welsh 1.94, 3.88, 4.39, 40–1, 10.70–1, 11.25, 13.70, 83–91
in The Sleeping bard 10.29, 32–4
Yiddish 6.109
marriage, to Mary Clarke 6.98
political views of 3.32, 8.66–7
religious views of 1.37–9, 6.69–70, 11.33–4, 57–6
see also Dee Cottage, Llangollen
in Norwich 3.77–8, 80, 9.12, 13
in Spain 2.82–3, 3.39–40, 4.7–8, 8, 7.11
WORKS, PUBLICATIONS AND TRANSLATIONS OF
Bible in Spain, The
admiration of, by contemporaries 9.10–11
amendments made to, by Borrow 14.49
characters within 7.57, 8.39–40, 11.61, 83–4, 64n., 12.29, 33
see also Judah Lib
descriptions of Spanish people in 1.10–12
editions of 4.69, 6.40, 11.45–6, 48, 12.71–2
Murray's Colonial & Home Library 14.46–51
see also Bible en Espagne..., La, translated by Fréchet
French review of 6.33–34
Jews depicted in 11.57, 58, 62–3, 63n.
languages and dialects in 6.100–122
publication of 6.75
reference to, in other published works 3.41
references to Asturias in 1.7, 10, 12, 14–16, 18
references to Gibraltar in 5.63, 6.43–44, 47–50, 78–86, 94
references to Tangier in 6.52, 56, 58
themes within 10.8–11, 11.66–70
Brown William (poem) 4.61
Celtic Bards, Chiefs and Kings 12.5, 14–15, 17–18
‘Danish Poetry and Ballad Writing' (essay) 12.22–3
Elegy on Barbara (poem) 4.61
‘England's Glorious Liturgy' 12.70, 70
English Gypsy Language: Word Book of the Romany 9.45, 45
Erl-King (Der Erlkönig) (translation) 12.20–8, 28
Expedition to Birting's Land, The (poem) 4.61
Fall of Zolnok, The (poem) 4.62
Fridleif and Helga (Romantic Ballads) 1.42, 42–3
Gweledigaetheu y bardd cwsc, (Visions of the Sleeping Bard), Wynne 13.78, 82–91, 94
Gypsy Gospel (translation of) 3.38–9
Gypsy Luke, The 6.90
‘Ingeborg's Lamentation' (translation) 8.50, 51–2
Lavengro: The Scholar, the Gypsy, the Priest (1851) 3.57
account of Joseph Sell in 2.8, 10, 15
Biblical themes in
castles mentioned in 6.4–11
characters and references within 1.25–35, 8.34–5, 9.59–60
see also D'Eterville, Father Thomas; Lavengro (character) Petulengro, Jasper
con-man 12.38–9, 45
David Haggart 2.65–6
Ingeborg, reference to 8.50
Philoh 3.32
Poet Parkinson 1.49–50, 53n
Romani women 13.11–21
‘serio-comic author' 8.29, 31, 33–7
snakes 9.65–9
Williams, Peter 1.25, 30–1, 35, 4.11–12, 14–15, 18–23, 45
influence on other writers 5.26–7, 36, 10.23–5, 13.31
journey of the main character 2.73–5
references to, in other publications 8.56, 57, 9.6–9
review of 6.36
themes within 10.6, 11–13, 11.7–16, 31, 49–50, 12.37–40, 45
socialism 14.8, 15n.
Lewis Avershaw, for Murder, 1795 2.66–77
Life and Adventures of Joseph Sell, the Great Traveller 2.8–20, 3.5–14, 9.7
theories and thoughts on 2.68–72
‘Lines to Six Foot Three' (poem), Borrow 12.17
‘London Bridge' 12.70
Moorish Vocabulary 6.65, 107, 11.41–2
'Ode of Horace' (translation) 12.15–16, 16
Ode to Lewis Morris (poem), Borrow 4.61
Romano Lavo-Lil: Wordbook of the Romany.. 1.66, 5.29, 9.45, 45, 75, 11.49
Romantic Ballads 1.40, 42, 42–3, 44, 8.45, 47, 50
romantic themes in 10.7–8
Romany Rye, The 6.27, 8.73–4, 9.3, 10.11–13, 11.49
characters and references in 1.90–1, 95, 12.47–50, 48, 14.55–9
Cogia Nasr Eddin Efendi 14.8, 14
Romani women 13.13–21
influence of, on other writers 13.27, 30–1
‘Songs of Scandinavia' (translations) 4.60, 8.45–54, 46
Squint-eyed Lady, The (poem) 4.61
Svend Vonved (poem) 4.62
Targum 8.50–2
translation techniques 14.65–6
Welsh and their Literature, The 1.61–2
Welsh Poems and Ballads (translations) 12.5
Wild Wales: It's People, Language and Scenery 1.45–6, 47, 12.4
characters and references in 10. 27–8, 35–41, 41–4, 12.6–7, 11–12, 50–62, 13.44–7
Miller of Mona and his Wife 14.53–5
editions of 11.47, 48
influence of, on other writers 10.7
introductions to 3.66–7, 70–2, 4.69
romantic themes in 10.15–18
word play in 6.27
The Zincali, Borrow 1.89, 6.56, 73, 92, 11.49, 82
amendments made to, by Borrow 14.51
editions of 14.51
etymology of the word 'Gypsy' in 10.48
portrayal of Gypsies in 6.96, 9.71, 73
review of 8.34
Borrow, Capt. George Henry (cousin) 5.13–17, 19n.
Borrow, John Thomas (brother)
adult life and death 1.42, 6.10, 7.40
George’s relationship with 11.12–13
letters written by 8.66–7
paintings by 4.6
schooling 9.3, 4
Borrow, Mary, née Clarke (wife)
see also Clarke, Henrietta (stepdaughter)
accompanies George on travels 3.88–9, 6.90–91, 96, 92
account of Yarmouth sea rescue (1853)? 10.53
death and burial 7.45
early life 5.53
health 10.14
letters to, from George 1.79–80, 84, 2.70, 6.89–90, 10.4, 14.32
marriage to Borrow 6.98
personal monetary accounts of 10.42, 11.44, 45, 13.43, 44
Borrow, Mike, obituary of 7.2
Borrow, Capt. Thomas (father) 9.57
ancestry of 5.6, 13
burial 9.66
George's relationship with 9.66–7, 69, 10.15, 11.8–9, 12–13
lost painting of 4.6
militia career of 9.20n., 47, 11.17, 14.40
see also militia, history of
negativity towards the Irish 10.50–1
Borrow Translations. Series 1. Songs of Scandinavia and other Poems and Ballads, The, (CD) Hentges 3.47, 4.60–3
Boswell, Gordon 13.5
see also Gordon Boswell Romany Museum, Spalding
Bowring, Sir John 1.93, 3.41, 8.45
see also ‘Publications’ Index – Bowring, Sir John
letters from Borrow 11.86n.
‘Boxing Harry' 10.42, 56
Brace, Charles Loring 3.24–5, 7.11
Bradley, J. Frank 4.10, 73
Brandram, Rev.
Borrows letters to 7.61, 11.85n.
regarding Tangier 6.61, 62, 65, 72
from Spain 6.89, 96, 90, 92, 97
sends Borrow to Portugal and Spain 1.7–8
bridges 3.89
Brightwell, Cecilia ‘Lucy’ 1.101, 4.47, 9.10, 11, 10.4, 14
British and Foreign Bible Society see Bible Society
British Association for Victorian Studies 14.65
British Newspapers website 1.64
Broadus, Edmund Kemper 6.18–23, 19
Broken Law, The (film) 2.79
Brompton, London 7.45, 12.82–3
Brontë, Charlotte 12.62–3
Browne, Hablot Knight (Phiz) 12.48
Buchini, Antonio (manservant) 1.11–12, 14, 6.90, 92, 93, 8.39–40, 41–2
Bunn, Ivan 5.4
see also ‘Publications’ Index – Bunn, Ivan
Burke, Ulick Ralph 6.101
Burleigh, Richard, obituary of 14.3
Burney, Fanny 10.59
Burns Marañón, T 1.18
Burton, Dennis, obituary of 4.4, 73–7
Burton, Rev. Henry 14.58–9
Bury St. Edmunds 10.14
Bushbury Church, Wolverhampton 11.46
Cadiz, Spain 6.94
Caizergues, Pierre 12.46n.
see also ‘Publications’ Index - Caizergues, Pierre
Callot, Jacques 2.63, 65n.
Cambridge University 9.4–6
camping matches 6.31
Canterbury, Kent 9.2
Cárcel de la Corte (prison), Madrid 3.37–8, 40, 7.8
see also Borrow, George Henry, imprisonment
Carew, Bampfylde Moore 10.62
Carlist conflict, Spain
First Carlist War (1833-40) 2.32–47, 3.36, 8.41
Marquis de Santa Coloma’s involvement? 7.7, 13–14
published works on 3.44–7, 4.65–7
Carlos, Count of Molina (Don Carlos) 2.40
during First Carlist War 2.40–41, 42–4
claims to the Spanish throne 2.32–4, 37, 39
Carlyle, Thomas 13.37, 40n.
castles
Beaumaris Castle, Anglesey 12.6, 13.64
Chirk Castle, Wrexham 1.48, 10.42
Knockagh Castle, Ireland 6.5–7, 12
Loughmoe Castle, Ireland 6.5, 7–10, 13
Catholicism, Borrows attitudes towards 6.69–70
Celtic people, Borrow opinions of 6.23
Cendrars, Blaise 2.63
Centenary Celebrations, Norwich (1913) 3.77–85, 14.64
Ceuta, Spain 6.92–93
Chaillou, Michel 2.64
Chester, Cheshire 14.55–6
Chesterton, G. K. 9.6–9
Chirk Castle, Wrexham 1.48, 10.42
Christian people, in Gibraltar 6.102
Christmas 9.47–8
Churchill, Winston 2.72
Clare, John 9.56–7, 62, 64
see also John Clare Society
interest in Gypsies 9.56, 59, 62–3, 75
Clark, Margaret 9.4–6
Clarke, Henrietta (stepdaughter)
accompanies George on travels 3.88–9
in Seville 6.90, 91, 92, 93, 98
in Wales 5.46, 47–8n., 10.17, 12.5, 6
diary of 14.34
later life 11.45, 12.67–8, 69n.
marriage to William MacOubrey 14.22, 31–5, 38n.
residences 11.24n.
Clarke, Mary see Borrow, Mary, née Clarke (wife)
Clickimin Broch, Lerwick 5.80–1, 81
Cogia Nasr Eddin Efendi (character) 14.8
Collie, Prof. Michael 2.11, 4.2–3
Collins, Richard see Gwinnett, Ambrose
Company of Literary Gentlemen 1.16
conferences see society business, conferences
Constantinople 10.3–4, 14.51–2, 53
Copyright Act (1842) 14.47
Cornwall
see also Penquite, Cornwall
Borrow ancestry in 5.6–7
Borrow's acquaintances in 9.14–18
Borrow's affection for 5.62
publications on 10.62
Correa, Joanna 6.51, 54, 60, 62, 102
Corvinus Lectionary, The 1.96, 101
Cowper, William 3.32, 51
Crimean War 3.75–6
‘Cristina' (Maria Cristina), Queen Consort of Spain 2.32, 34, 43
see also Carlist Conflict, Spain
Crockett, David ‘Davy’ 3.49, 7.38–42
Cromwell, Oliver 6.4
Cunard, Nancy 5.27–30, 28
Cunningham, Rev. Francis 5.52–7
letters from Borrow 2.24
published works by 4.70, 5.53, 56–7, 6.37
currency (pounds) 9.50, 50
Darlow, Thomas 7.43
Debrecen, Hungary 1.85–6
report of society meeting in (2010) 1.70–6, 73
Dee Cottage, Llangollen 10.36, 37, 38–9, 41
sale of (2012) 5.5
society visit to, 2015 11.3, 3
Dereham, Norfolk 3.33, 54, 8.72–3, 10.73–4
Freemasons' Lodge 14.60
history of 14.40–6
St. Nicholas Church 3.32, 34
D'Eterville, Father Thomas 2.57, 8.59, 61
spelling of surname 9.33–4, 10.56
Devil's Bit (Devil's Mountain), Ireland 6.9
dialects, local
North Africa 6.107–108
East Anglian 10.56–7
Dickens, Charles 5.58–9, 12.38, 39
Borrow's interest in 13.44
diligencia, La (stage-coach) 11.77–9, 80, 82
Dinmael, Wales 11.28–9, 29
Dominguez brothers 12.29–34
double-entendres 6.27
dreams, theme in Borrow's work 11.49–50, 13.60, 13.76–7
drinking habits, of Borrow 5.48–51
Drummond-Hay, Edward William Auriol 6.52, 56, 57n., 60–61
Dumas, Alexandre 7.39
Dürer, Albrecht 4.55, 55
Earle, Prof. John 12.59
Earlham Hall, Norwich 5.54
East Anglia
see also Dereham, Norfolk; Norwich, Norfolk; Oulton, Suffolk
dialect of, in Borrow's work 10.52, 56–7
sport in 6.31
East Dereham see Dereham, Norfolk
Edwards, Dr. David 10.37–8, 44–5
erotic themes, to Borrow's works? 13.32, 35n.
Escandon y Lué, José María 8.40–1
Essay Competitions see George Borrow Trust, Essay Competitions
Eterville, Thomas de see D'Eterville, Father Thomas
Europe, Borrow’s ‘Grand Tour of’ (1844) 1.77–89, 78
Evangelical Church 9.46
see also Bible Society
Evans, Catherine 4.14, 15–18
Evans, Christmas 4.10–11, 12–15, 20, 20, 22–3
biography of 7.71–2
Évora, Portugal
Borrow's visit to, timeline of? 11.72–3
society visit to (2015) 11.51–6
executions, public 12.29–34
expense accounts, of Borrow's travels 11.77–81, 85, 89n.
personal monetary accounts of Mary Borrow 10.42, 11.44, 45
Farrell, Frank 3.77, 79, 80–1
Fearon vs. P & O court case 6.15–18
Fenimore Cooper, James 7.39
Ferdinand VII, King of Spain 2.32–4
Fernández, Jaime 8.76
Ferrol, Spain, George Borrow Square 7.51, 51
Fielding, Henry 6.22, 11.50, 51
fighting, bare knuckle 3.43–4
Finisterre, Spain 3.15, 20, 6.17
first editions, of Borrow 11.48–9
FitzGerald, Edward 13.47, 13.37–8, 40n.
Fletcher, Rev. John 14.57–8
football, Borrow’s interest in? 6.30–31
footpaths 5.68–9
Ford, Richard 3.41–2, 6.16, 12.65
Forsyth, Mark 6.24–28
France, Borrow's popularity in 2.61–3
Fraser, Sir Angus McKay
see also ‘Publications’ Index – Fraser, Sir Angus
friendship with René Fréchet 4.29–30, 32
on Joseph Sell 2.10, 20n.
opinions on Borrow in Ireland 6.5, 9
opinions on Borrow in London 6.16
Fraser Memorial Lecture
6th (21/08/2010) 1.4–5, 2.7–21
7th (17/09/2011) 3.66–77
8th (18/08/2012) 5.4–5
10th (14/05/2016) 13.76–93
Fréchet, René 5.29–30, 36–7
see also ‘Publications’ Index – Fréchet, René
admiration for Borrow 5.34–5
early life of 4.26–28
friendship with Angus Fraser 4.29–30, 32
Frederick Duleep Singh, Prince 3.79
freemasons 14.60
Frith, Francis 13.35–40
Fuller, Thomas 4.21
Galicia, Poland 7.56–7
Garrison Library, Gibraltar 6.82, 83
genealogical research, of characters 9.14–18, 10.35–41, 41–4, 57–8 12.50–62
George Borrow Celebration Banquet (1913) 7.82
George Borrow Square, Ferrol, Spain 7.51, 51
George Borrow Trust 8.2–5, 9.51, 13.59–60
Essay Competitions
2012-13 4.72–3
2016 12.72
2017/18 14.67
restoration of Ann Borrow's grave 2.3–4, 5
Gerald of Wales (Sylvester Gerald de Barri) 3.72–4
Gibraltar
Borrows travels in (1839) 6.46–47, 78–86, 88, 94, 116n., 14.69
people and languages of, encountered by Borrow 6.101–105
Society visit to (2012) 6.43–51
Gibraltar: The Landing Place, Bartlett 6.41
gipsies see Gypsies (Romani people)
Gómez Alfaro, Antonio, obituary 13.2–4
Goodman, Henry 9.14
Gordon Boswell Romany Museum, Spalding 8.64, 9.55, 68
Gosse, Edmund 3.78–9
Grant, Jeremiah 11.36–7, 37
Graydon (Bible Society Agent) 1.8
Great Liverpool, sinking of 3.15–17, 20–1n., 6.15, 18
Great Yarmouth see Yarmouth, Norfolk
Grellman, Heinrich 9.72
'grimalkin' 7.76
Groome, Frank 9.75, 76
Groome, Hindes 5.5
Gross, Anthony 7.29–30, 36
artwork accompanying Leader Magazine article 7.30–5, 30, 32, 34, 35
Gurney, Anna 13.41–3
Gurney, John Joseph 5.54
Gurney, Joseph James 9.9
Gurney, Patricia 12.62–3, 14.62
Gurney, Richenda 4.18
Gwinnett, Ambrose 8.16, 82, 17–18, 19–26, 9.48–9
Gwyneddon Davies, Robert 13.82, 83–91
Gwynne Jones, Thomas 13.83–91
Gypsies (Romani people) 7.23, 79, 8.63, 9.71, 13.19
see also Borrow, George Henry, linguist skills of, Romani; Romany & Travellers Family History Society
accounts of various families and notable Gypsies 3.43–4, 9.57–8, 59, 63–4
Bohèmes of France 6.31–32
Borrow's interest in 1.84, 103, 9.56–9, 13.21
accusations of racism and fantasy against 9.71–9, 13.12, 13
compared to Jews 6.71
etymology of the word 10.45–52
genocide of, by Nazis 9.76–8
in Hungary and Romania (Transylvania) 1.90, 103–11, 3.24–5, 27, 29
frescoes 1.19, 74
in North Africa 6.57, 65
in Spain 6.29, 92
music of 3.43, 43, 4.59, 64, 5.66–8, 8.63–5, 9.49–50
of South London see Lavengro Road, London SE27, Laurie (article)
published works on 1.48, 3.43–4, 9.37–9, 40–2, 10.61–2
racial stereotyping of 10.46–50, 13.11–12, 15, 18
references to, by other writers 4.41–2, 5.25–6, 30–6, 12.41–44
see also Clare, John
Gypsy and Folklore Club 3.80
Gypsy Lore Society 9.76
Journal of see ‘Publications’ Index – Gypsy Lore Society Journal
‘Gypsylorists' 9.71, 76–7, 10.8
Haggart, David 2.65–6
Hake, Dr. Thomas Gordon 8.16, 17, 10.14
described by William Mackay 11.20
description of Borrow 7.78
Hales the Norfolk giant 6.39
Hall, Rev. George 9.27–33, 27
Hancock, Ian 13.12, 15–16
see also ‘Publications’ Index – Hancock, Ian
hauntings? 5.59–61
Haunts of George Borrow, Nichols (etchings) 1.68
Hawkes, Robert 4.71
Hayim ben Attar see Attar, Hayim ben (manservant)
Hayward, Richard 10.23–5, 24, 25
Heredia, Juan de Dios Ramírez 10.48
Hereford Square, London 6.38
Herne, Anselo 1.29
Herne, Mrs 13.11, 14–16, 20
Heron, Phil 14.60–1
highwaymen see Abershaw, Jerry
Hispanic Society of America, New York 2.22, 12.4
HMS Stately 9.18–20, 19
Hoare, Rev. Edward 5.54
Hoare, Sir Samuel 7.58–62
Holkham Hall, Norfolk 1.101
Holy Ghost, Sin against 4.20–2
Holyhead, Anglesey 12.8, 12–13
Homilies, translation of 2.21–31
homœopathy 14.39n.
William MacOubrey practices 14.28, 29, 31, 34
Horncastle Horse Fair 1.5, 6, 91, 3.51–2
horse fairs 1.5, 6, 91, 3.51–2, 9.47
horse racing 2.97
horses, Borrow's admiration for 14.52
Housman, A. E. 10.52–3
Howes, Rev. Thomas 3.33–5
Hudson, W.H. 12.69
Hughes, Jonathan (1797–1860?) 12.50–1, 51, 52
Hughes, Mathew, guide in Wales? 10.42–4
Hughes, Robert see Black Robin (Robin Ddu)
Hungary
see also Romania
Borrow's links to 1.71–2, 89
Borrow's travels in 1.85–6, 2.71
Gypsy frescoes in 1.19
Hungarian Revolution 3.25
society visit to (2010) 1.70–6
Hunyadis 1.95–101
hymns 11.33, 35, 36n.
‘hyperpolyglots’ 7.66, 67
'Ici commence la grande nuit des mots', Aragon (poem) 5.31–6
I'm a Romany Rai, Songs by Southern English Gypsy Traditional Singers (review) 5.66–8
Ingeborg (Princess) 8.50
‘Ingeborg's Disguise' 8.52–3
‘Ingeborg's Lamentation' 8.50–2
readers’ letters on 9.48
Ireland
see also Belfast
Borrow at Templemore Barracks 6.3–4, 9–11
Borrow in Tipperary 14.69–70
René Fréchet’s expertise in 4.26–7, 32–3
Isabel II, Queen of Spain 2.32–3
Istanbul, Turkey 10.3–4
Italy 1.87
Islam see also Moors; Muslims
Jacobs, Michael 8.75–6
Jamieson, Robert 10.8
János, Arany 1.75, 75, 94
Jayne, Arthur Garland 7.42–4
review on Borrow by 2.80–5
‘The Wanderer: George Borrow' 2.98
‘Je me souviens de cette ville', Aragon (poem) 5.30–1
Jerningham, Mr 6.97
Jerrold, Douglas William 8.27–9, 12.48, 49
Ambrose Gwinnett 8.18, 82
Jews
Borrow's attitude towards 1.37–9, 11.57–6
encountered in Gibraltar and Tangier 6.65, 70–71, 102–104, 117–118n
racial stereotyping of 10.48
John Clare Society 14.66–7
John Clare Festival, Helpston (2015) 11.5–6
Joint Meeting at Epping (2016) 13.7–10
meeting at Peterborough (2014) 9.52–5
Johnson, Dr. Samuel 5.21
Jones, David 3.67–9
see also ‘Publications’ Index – Jones, David
Jones, Edward 12.57–9
Jones, Ellen 13.67–9, 68
Jones, John (characters) 10.35, 12.60–2
Jones, John (Welsh guide) 10.35, 37, 41
Jones, John (J.) bookseller and author? 10.29, 30, 31, 32
Jones, Theophilus 13.83–91
Jones, Walter 10.35–6
Judah Lib 6.103–104, 7.56–7, 11.62, 63
Kerrison, Roger Allday 1.40–4, 41
King's Lynn 14.5
Knapp, William
see ‘Publications’ Index – Knapp, William
Knockagh Castle, Ireland 6.5–7, 12
La Coruña, Spain 7.50, 51
languages see Borrow, George Henry, linguistic skills of
Lannon, Tim 7.2
Larbaud, Valery 2.61–2, 65n.
Lavengro (character) 2.73–5
attempted poisoning of 13.15
conversation with his father 6.25
meeting with Isopel Berners 8.48
meeting with Peter Williams 4.18–20, 25n., 45
mental health of 1.25–35
references to Chester, Cheshire 14.55
Lawrence, D. H. 8.73
Lawrence, Edwin 13.5
Lavengro Press, The 8.77–8, 9.53, 13.56–8, 14.67–70
Leech, Joanna 14.61
Leeds University, Brotherton Collection 4.47–8
Liberty, Rev. Nathaniel 7.45–50
Librivox (audio books) 11.25, 13.49
Lincolnshire see Hall, Rev. George
Lisbon, Portugal 11.51–6
Liverpool University Library 4.47–8
Llanfair, Anglesey 12.60–2, 61, 62, 63
Llangollen, Denbighshire 10.78, 11.94, 12.57–9, 58
see also Dee Cottage, Llangollen
Borrow's visit to 5.46
characters and references to, in Wild Wales 10.35, 36, 37–9
Llangollen Advertiser 9.23–6, 10.64–8
Llangollen Museum 10.41, 41
Pengwern Hall 13.44–7
society visit to (2015) 11. 4, 5, 2–5
Loftus, General William 14.41
London
see also 'Un soir de Londres', Aragon (poem)
Borrow in, during early career 2.7–8
Borrow visits, to testify in court case 3.17–18, 4.17, 6.16–17
Borrow's residences in 3.18–19, 23n., 5.59, 7.52–6
London Bridge
Anthony Gross illustrations of 7.33–4, 35, 41
Borrow’s descriptions of 7.52–3
history of 7.53–5
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth 12.25
Lord Whitefeather 12.47–50, 48
Loughmoe Castle, Ireland 6.5, 7–10, 13
Lowestoft 5.54, 55
Luckett's Court, Norwich 8.60, 61–2, 62
Lyal, Adam 13.41
macabre, Borrow’s interest in 8.17
Macaulay, Thomas Babington 3.41–2
MacFie, Scott 9.76
MacKay, William 10.74–5, 11.20–5, 14.39n.
MacOubrey, John (junior) 14.23, 25, 27–30, 27, 36, 36–7n.
MacOubrey, William 14.22
early life 14.23–31
later life and death 14.33–5, 39n.
marriage to Henrietta Clarke 14.22, 31–3, 38n.
Madeley, Shropshire 14.57–8, 57, 59
Madrid
Borrow’s plaque in 4.7–8, 8, 7.63–4
Borrow’s travels to (1836) 12.29
Borrow’s travels through (1839) 6.89
Cárcel de la Corte (prison), Madrid 3.37–8, 40, 7.8
Time Capsule from 1834 3.35–6, 37
mail coaches 5.85, 86, 91–5
see also stagecoaches travel
Manchester (steamer) 3.19–21
manservants, to Borrow 1.83, 6.90, 92, 93, 103, 107
Marlowe, Christopher 9.2
Marple Aqueduct, Peak District 11.17, 17, 18, 19
Martineau, Dr. 10.42
Mátyás (Matthias Corvinus), King of Hungary 1.95, 96, 97–102, 99
McLeod, Capt. Alexander 3.15, 16, 19–21, 22n.
meetings see society business
Mencher, Barrie, obituary of 8.2
Mendizábal, Juan Álvarez, Prime Minister of Spain 11.65n., 65, 76, 84, 87n.
mental health 1.26–8, 30, 32, 35, 6.89
Methodist Church 11.30–6, 36n., 14.57, 59n.
in Wales 13.66, 73–4
Mezzofanti, Cardinal 7.65, 66
militia, history of 9.47–8, 10.64, 14.40, 43–5
Mitchell, Joseph 11.43
Mol, Benedict 2.86–7
Mona Lisa, da Vinci 2.76
Montemor-o-Novo, Portugal 11.66, 67, 91
Moore, George 5.27–9
Borrows attitudes towards 6.66–69
encounters with, in Tangier 6.55, 60, 61, 63
Moroccan Jews 1.37–9, 11.57–9, 62
Morocco 6.57
see also Tangier(s), Morocco
Morris, Dr. Donald 2.73–4
Morris, Jan 14.64
Morris, Lewis 12.5, 12, 13, 86
Mosque of Bajazet, Constantinople 10.3
Mosque of Suleyman 10.20
Mount, David, obituary 14.2
Mount Shabod, Keeton (drawing) 1.47
Mousehold Heath, Norwich 2.97, 3.81, 83–4, 6.39
Munnings, Alfred 3.79
Muros see Asturias, Spain
Murray, John 3.17, 79, 4.38, 6.16, 14.46–9
musical recordings 3.43, 43, 4.59, 64, 5.66–8
Muslims 6.61
see also Moors ; Nasreddin Hoca
Napier, Lieut.-Col. Elers 7.10–11
Napoleonic Wars 10.60–1, 64
see also Norman Cross prison camp
Nash, Paul 7.29
Nasreddin Hoca 14.5–14, 7, 9, 15n., 16–17n.
National Portrait Gallery 4.5–6
Navarra, Spain see Carlist Conflicts, Spain
Nazi Germany see Third Reich
New Testament
see also Bible, The
printing and supply of 1.9, 22n, 6.90
sales of, in Asturias 1.10, 16
translation into Manchu 2.21
'Newgate Novels' 2.13, 15
Newnham College, Cambridge 9.4–6
Nichols, Catherine Maude 3.79
nobility, Borrow's meetings with 1.91–3
Norfolk and Norwich Millennium Library, Norwich 4.52
Norman Cross prison camp 9.47, 58, 51, 54, 54–5, 59–60, 61
Northern Ireland 4.26–7
Norway 9.18, 20
Norwich, Norfolk 2.98, 5.78, 6.35
as described by Borrow 13.37
Borrow Centenary Celebrations (1913) 3.77–85, 14.64
Borrow's residence in 3.77–8, 80, 9.12, 13
Conference held in (2013) – 'Norwich and George Borrow: A Celebration' 6.3
map of (1883) 8.60
Market Place 2.110
Medical Institute, Lady Lane 9.12, 13
Mousehold Heath 2.97, 3.81, 83–4, 6.39
Stranger's Hall 8.59
Victorian society in 10.58–9, 70
Norwich Society 8.2–5
Norwich Society of Artists 2.55
‘Ode of Horace’ (poem), Owen 12.15–16, 16
Old Sarum 5.83, 87, 98
Oliver, Peter 3.5
see also ‘Publications’ Index – Oliver, Peter
Opie, Amelia 9.9–14, 10, 10.58–60
Opie, John 9.10
Oradea, Romania 3.23, 25–8, 31
Oulton, Suffolk 2.100, 11.43–5, 12.66–8
hauntings in? 5.59–61
map of 2.6
Oulton Cottage residence 14.34, 35
society meeting in, 2011 2.3–4, 5
St. Michael's Church 2.3–4, 5
Oviedo see Asturias, Spain
Owen, Goronwy 2.78, 78, 12.5, 6, 14–15, 19n., 13.98
birthplace of 13.67, 67, 68, 69, 14.53, 54
Owen, Rev. Dr. Hugh 12.51–5
P & O Shipping Company 6.15–18
Pakefield, Suffolk 5.52
Pamplona, Spain 7.8, 10
Parkinson (Parkerson), James 1.49–53
Parry-Jones, Dr. Chas, obituary of 11.2
Pattinson, David, obituary of 1.2
Pattinson, Graham 10.39–41
Pattinson, Sue, obituary of 3.3
Payot, Gustave 12.41–2, 46
Peacock, Thomas Love 8.29–38, 32
Peake, Edward 3.79
Pelayo, Menéndez 1.17
Pengwern Hall, Llangollen 13.44–7
Penquite, Cornwall 9.14–16, 10.57–8
Pentraeth, Anglesey 4.54, 54, 12.6, 9, 13.63, 67, 67
Perfrement, Ann see Borrow, Ann, née Perfrement (mother)
Perrin, Jim 4.68
meeting at (2014) 9.52–5
Peto, Samuel Morton 7.71
Petulengro (family) 13.13, 14, 18–19
Petulengro, Jasper 1.25, 26, 5.62–3, 9.57–9, 70, 13.14, 17
grave of 1.47–8, 114
Petulengro, Pakomovna 13.17
Phillips, Henry Wyndham 4.6
Pilgrim, John 11.44
Poe, Edgar Allan 13.29–30
poetic metres 12.27n.
poetry
Borrow's interest in 12.5–20
Borrow’s translations of 3.50, 12.20–8
written by Borrow 4.60–3, 12.17
see also Borrow, George Henry, works, publications and translations
Polyglot culture 6.104–105
Ponsonby, John, Viscount 1.92–3
Pont y Cysyllte Aqueduct, Llangollen 11.16, 16, 18, 40
Portugal 11.51–6
Borrow's travels in (1835-6) 8.67–8, 70n., 11.70–90
society visit to (2015) 11.51–6
Portuguese Jews 11.60–1, 62
Post Office see mail coaches
pounds (currency) 9.50, 50
Presteigne, Radnorshire 3. 58, 59, 101
society visit to, 2011 3.59–62, 63, 99
prison see Borrow, George Henry, imprisonment
Pritchard, Hugh 12.6, 7
Protestantism 8.69–70
publications list since 1981, relating to Borrow 4.78–90
Pughe, William 'Owen' 10.33, 34n.
puns 6.27
Pushkin 4.41–2
Quakers see Opie, Amelia
Queneau, Raymond 13.33n.
Quesada, General 7.8–9, 9, 10
Quevado, Francisco de 13.78–80
racism, accusations of, against Borrow 9.71–2
Radnorshire see Presteigne, Radnorshire
Reading, Ena, obituary of 5.2
Reeve, Richard Henry 7.4–5
Reinach, Th. 5.65
religion, in Wales, in 19th Century 13.73–4
Rennie Bridge see London, London Bridge
Ritchie, James Ewing 1.58–9
Ritter, Dr Robert 9.77
Rivas, Manuel 3.42–3
see also ‘Publications’ Index – Rivas, Manuel
Robert, David and Gwen 10.35
Robin Ddu (Black Robin) 12.10–11
Roma people see Gypsies (Romani people)
Roman Catholic Church 1.9
Borrows attitudes towards 6.69–70, 14.24
Romania 3.23–31
Romanticism (movement) 10.6
Romany & Travellers Family History Society 1.48–9
Romany Gypsies
see also Gypsies (Romani people)
distinction from 'travellers' 9.76, 77
Rome 1.87
Rossi, Giacinto ‘George’ 2.47–59, 48, 56, 60
Royal Air Force 8.56, 57
Rüdiger, Johann 9.72
rugby, Borrow interest in? 6.30–31
Russell, Jonathan 14.62
see also Crimean War
Rye, Walter 3.78
Salisbury, Wiltshire 5.82–9
see also Stonehenge, Wiltshire
Samuel, Arthur, Lord Mayor of Norwich 3.82
Santa Coloma, Marquis de 7.6–17
Schmidt, Arno 13.22–35, 23
Scize, Pierre 5.32
Scot, Michael 11.24–5
Scotland
Borrow's travels in 5.80–1, 81, 10.15
Lavengro, travels in 6.34
Scriptures see Bible, The
Seccombe, Thomas 3.79
Seigel, Jerrold 5.29
Sephardi Jews 11.59, 62
Seville, Spain 6.89, 90–93, 96–98, 7.11
sexuality
see also erotic themes, to Borrow's works?
morality of, in Romani culture 13.11–13
Shah, Idries 4.67–8
shekel, Borrow's 5.63–5, 64, 65
Shelley, Percy Bysshe 8.31, 36
Sheringham Park, Norfolk 13.41–3
Shon Catti, Twn (Tom Shone Catti) 5.76–8
Shorter, Clemence
see also ‘Publications’ Index – Shorter, Clemence
celebrates Borrow's centenary 3.77, 84
description of Borrow 6.40
Shrewsbury 3.88, 91
Shrewton, Wiltshire 5.84, 89–90, 90–1
Sibly family (Borrow ancestry) 5.6, 11.8
Sidi Habismilk 14.52
Simpson and Rackham Solicitors, Norwich 1.41–2, 49
Skepper, Edmund (father-in-law) 12.54–5
Skepper, Mary see Borrow, Mary, née Clarke (wife)
Smith, Ambrose 9.57
Smith, Nathaniel 'Nat'? 9.58–9
snakes, referenced in Lavengro 9.65–70
socialist themes, in Borrow's work 14.8
society business
20th Anniversary Lunch 3.4
Alliance of Literary Societies Annual General Meeting (2016) 13.6–7
Biennial General Meetings
17/09/2011 3.94–8
02/11/2013 8.7–16
24/10/2015 12.75–83
Christmas lunches 4.7, 8.5, 10.2, 75, 12.2, 14.3–4
conferences 8.8–10
2008 - Clonmel, Ireland 6.3–4
2010 - Debrecen, Hungary 1.70–6
2011 - Presteigne, Radnorshire 3.59–62, 63, 99
2012 - Gibraltar 6.43–51
2012 - Salisbury 5.82–9
2013 - Brompton Cemetery, An Afternoon with George Borrow – at 7.2–5
2013 - Norwich and George Borrow: A Celebration 6.3, 8.2–5
2013 - University of La Coruña 8.4
2014 - Peterborough 9.52–5
2015 - Lisbon and Évora, Portugal 11.51–6
2015 - Llangollen, Wales 11.2–5
2016 - Anglesey 13.65–70, 67, 68, 69
2016 - Epping 13.7–10
2017 - Kings Lynn 14.5
Executive Committee Meetings
21/08/2010 1.2–4
16/09/2011 3.2–3
18/08/2012 5.2–3
01/11/2013 8.5–7
24/10/2015 12.74–5
Istanbul, Editor's visit to, 2015 10.3–4
website 4.77
solicitors 1.41–2, 49, 3.17, 6.16–17
Solomons 6.103–104, 109–112
songs see musical recordings
Spain 3.42
see also Asturias, Spain; Madrid, Spain; Seville, Spain
Borrow meets Hungarians in 1.89
Borrow's importance in Spanish literature 3.42
Borrow’s planned visits to 6.57
Borrow’s residences in 2.82–3, 3.39–40, 4.7–8, 8, 7.11
Borrow’s travels in 6.28–29, 7.10–12, 17n.
1835–6 11.70–90
1837 9.21–2
Borrow's works in libraries and collections in 4.52
civil war in see Carlist conflict, Spain
St. Mary the Boltons Church, West Brompton 7.45–8, 45, 49–50n.
St. Michaels Caves, Gibraltar 6.84, 86
stage-coach travel 11.77–80, 80, 87–9n.
Stockport, Lancashire 11.17
Stonehenge, Wiltshire 4.91, 5.57–8, 84, 13.37
Turner painting of 4.56, 57
Stranger's Hall, Norwich 8.59, 60, 61
straw plaits 9.59–62
Suffolk 13.37
'Sur le Pont Neuf j'ai rencontré', Aragon (poem) 5.23–4, 36
Tabenera, Goméz 8.40
Tangier(s), Morocco
Borrows visit to 6.52–57, 64–65, 72–73, 92–93
reasons for visit 6.59–61
people and languages encountered by Borrow 6.101–105
Society visit to (2012) 6.51
Taylor, Anne (cousin) 9.51
Taylor, Robert and Anne 9.14–18, 10.57–8
Taylor, William 4.39
teachers, themes in publications 14.9–10
Tegid (Ioan Tegid) 10.32
see also Jones, John (J.) bookseller and author
Templemore Barracks, Ireland
Borrows stay in 6.3–4, 9–11, 13
society visit to (2008) 6.3–4
Testaments, distribution of in Spain 6.89, 90, 92
see also New Testament
thimble-riggers 8.44
Third Reich 9.77–8
Thomas, Edward 5.68
Thurtell, John 3.48–9
Times Perspective (poem) 4.61
Timur or Tamurlane, Sultan 14.9, 12–13, 12, 16n.
Tipperary, Ireland see Templemore Barracks, Ireland
translations see Borrow, George Henry, works, publications and translations
Transylvania see Hungary; Romania
travel writing 1.45–6
‘travellers'
see also Gypsies (Romani people)
etymology of the word 10.46
and Romany Gypsy, differences 9.76, 77
Tremar, Cornwall 9.14
Trethennick family 5.6–7
Trinity Church, Gibraltar 6.82, 84
Tudor, Owen 12.5, 8, 10, 19n.
Turner, Dawson 10.14
Turner, Joseph Mallord William 4.56–8, 57
Twitter 14.4
Twn Shon Catti (Tom Shone Catti) 5.76–8
United States of America, Borrow's works in libraries and collections in 4.50–1, 52–3
‘Un soir de Londres', Aragon (poem) 5.20–1, 35
Upcher, Rev. A.W. 13.41–3
Ursula (character) 13.12, 13–14, 16–17, 20, 14.68, 68
Usk, river 3.90, 93–4n.
Usoz, Dr Luis de 7.65–6, 12.38, 39–40n.
Venturas, Graciella 2.79, 5.6–19
viaducts and aqueducts 11.16–20
Vienna, Austria 1.81, 85
Villiers, Sir George 7.61
Voltaire 6.70
Wales
see also Anglesey, Isle of; Llangollen, Denbighshire; Presteigne, Radnorshire
Borrow's notebooks on 3.59, 65, 87–94
Borrow's second visit to (1857) 3.59, 86, 87–94
Presteigne 3.62–6
Borrow's third visit to (1867) 3.65–6
Wake of Freya, The (custom) 14.41–2
Watt, James 3.12–13
Watts-Dunton, Theodore 8.16, 26, 78–9
see also ‘Publications’ Index – Watts-Dunton, Theodore
review of Borrow's works 13.18
Weare, William 3.48–9
Webster, Wentworth 7.15n.
see also ‘Publications’ Index – Webster, Wentworth
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of 8.67
Welsh Robin Hood see Twn Shon Catti (Tom Shone Catti)
Wesley, Charles 11.31–3, 36n.
West Brompton see Brompton, London; St Mary the Boltons Church, West Brompton
West Norfolk Militia 9.19, 21n.
White Horse Tavern, Fetter Lane, London 6.17
Widdrington, Samuel 1.17
Wilcock, Rev. J. 5.80–1
Williams, Peter 1.25, 30–1, 35, 4.11–12, 14–15, 18–23, 45
Williams, Vaughan 4.71
Williams, Winifred 1.25, 30–1, 4.14, 15–19
Wilson, A. N. 13.18
see also Salisbury, Wiltshire; Stonehenge, Wiltshire
Borrow's visit to 5.89–91, 94–5
women
see also Berners, Isopel ‘Belle’
Borrows attitudes towards 3.81, 6.93
encounters of, in Spain 6.93–94
encounters of, in Tangier 6.65–66, 71
in Romani culture 13.11–13, 19
‘Woman's Lament, A' (poem) 9.48
Woodforde, Parson 5.58
Wynn, Sir Watkin Williams 10.27–8
see also ‘Publications‘ Index – Wynne, Ellis
Yarmouth, Norfolk
sea rescue of 1853, by Borrow 10.53–5
Yarmouth Bridge Disaster (1845) 7.76–7, 8.55–6, 56
Yeats, W. B. 5.29
Yr Arwydd, Anglesey 14.53
Zumalacárregui, Tomás 7.13–14
Zurika The Gypsy Maid, Anderson (piano score) 8.63