Halliwell, James

Halliwell, James, A brief description of the ancient and modern manuscripts preserved in the Public Library, Plymouth (1853). 

One hundred copies were printed privately. The autobiography and personal diary of Dr Simon Forman, ed. James Halliwell, (1849). See also Forman s diary , ed. Halliwell, 34—7. Rowse, Forman, 267—302, includes these texts and part of a family history, Ashm. 208, fos. 218—23.1 have relied on the MSS. 

The pages of this psalm were at some point separated, and are now bound in Ashm. 240, fos. 25—7 and 802, fos. 131—3. For a bowdlerized edn. see James Halliwell, A brief description of the ancient and modem manuscripts preserved in the Public Library, Plymouth (1853). Earlier in 1604 Forman had composed a psalm to be sung at his burial Ashm. 802, fos. 135—40. For other psalms on his troubles, see Ashm. 802, fos. 121—7. 

Dr Simon Forman s diary , ed. James Halliwell, The archaologist, and journal of... 

Published in England in 1886 by James Orchard Halliwell-Phillips, the tale of the Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad WolfteWs the story of bricks. This well-known story begins with three little pigs being sent out into the world by their mother to seek their fortune. The first little pig builds a house of straw, but a wolf blows it down and the pig runs to his brother s house. The second pig builds a house of sticks and when he sees his brother he lets him in, with the same ultimate result. Each exchange between the wolf and the pig has a chant ... 

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