10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GALLOW TREE»
Discover the use of
gallow tree in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gallow tree and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Poll for a Knight of the Shire to Represent the County ...
Nichols, John, Market-place Nicholfon, Jofeph, Gallow-tree-gate Nixon, William,
Belgrave-gate Norton, Hudfon, South-gate Nutt, John, Humberfton-gate Nutt,
James, Gallow-tree-gate O. Ogden, Richard, Aid. Mill-ftone-Iane Ogden, Richard,
jun ...
Leicestershire (England), 1775
2
The English and Scottish Popular Ballads
17 ' Little did my father think, Whan he brought me our the sea, That he wad see
me yellow locks Hang on a gallow's tree. 18 ' Little did my mither think Whan she
brought me fra hame, That she maught see my yellow loks Han[g] on a ...
Francis James Child, 2013
3
The Poll for a Knight of the Shire, to Represent the County ...
Gallow tree-gate; his own ' Two h'lciliiages, Swine-market; Tho. Brown Meli. hy
Nicholas's Church; his own Ditto, Barkby-lanc; his own Ditto, Silver-Greet; David
Ball Ditto, Prier-lane; _lohn Houfe Ditto, Church-gate ; his own Dino, ...
4
A Copy of the Poll for Members to Represent the Borough of ...
Kichard, Horse-pool-street, q. Roberr, St. Martins, NuU, Abraham, gen.
Waldegrave's drag. Charles, Rowell Cornélius Thomas, Ùppingham David,
Kiddlington on thcGreen,Oxon. James, Gallow-tree-gate, Leic, James,
Uppingham John, do.
Leicester (England), 1768
5
The Mobiad; Or, Battle of the Voice: An Heroic-comic Poem, ...
... Propriety enough put into the Mouth of a Devonshire Ploughman, &c. We seem
to continue the Use of the Word in that of Gallows, or Gallow-Tree, signifying the
Terrifying Tree, or Tree of Terror. Were Bacon Sows in Years too stricken found?
6
A glossary; or, Collection of words ... which have been ...
GAL GAM Alas, Sir, are you here ? things that love night Love not such nights as
these; the wrathful skies Gallow the very wanderers of the night, And make them
keep their caves. Lear, iii. 2. Spenser uses gallow-tree, for gallows, F. Q. II. v. 26.
7
A Glossary: Or, Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
Spenser uses gallow-tree, for gallows, F. Q. II. v. 26. V. iv. 22., &c., which might
well be supposed to mean tree of terror, or terrible tree, though it is usual to
derive it otherwise. GAI.LOWGLASSES. Heavy-armed foot soldiers of Ireland,
and the ...
8
Hudibras: In three parts, written in the time of the late wars
No porter's burthen pass'd along, 39O But serv'd for burthen to his song; Each
window like a pill'ry appears, With heads thrust through nail'd by the ears ; All
trades run in as to the sight Of monsters, or their dear delight, 595 The gallow tree
, ...
Now take thy wife, thou K[ing] Harry, & loue her as thou shold ; thy wiffe shee is a[
s] true to thee as stone that lies on the castle wall." asks her forgiveness, and
proelaims her true. the Lazar vnder the gallow tree 204 was a pretty man & small,
...
John Wesley Hales, Frederick James Furnivall, 1867
10
The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
... the Hudson is enveloped with an impervious vapor; yet above it, bathed in
sunlight, rise the blue Palisades, and the mountain-heights that erewhile looked
down upon Annns, the unfortunate Franco~British officer, struggling on ' gallow-
tree.
