CARLISLE: G. AND T. COWARD. LONDON: J. RUSSELL SMITH.

_Small Crown 8vo. Price 3s. 6d. Cloth Limp._

A GLOSSARY of the WORDS and PHRASES OF FURNESS (North Lancashire),

with Illustrative Quotations, principally from the Old Northern

Writers. By J. P. MORRIS, F.A.S.L.

We are thoroughly pleased with the creditable way in which Mr.

Morris has performed his task. We had marked a number of words, the

explanation of which struck us as being good and to the point, but

space unfortunately fails us. We commend the Furness Glossary to all

students of our dialects.--_Westminster Review._

The collection of words is remarkably good, and Mr. Morris has most

wisely and at considerable pains and trouble illustrated them with

extracts from old writers.--_The Reliquary Quarterly Review._

Mr. Morris is well known in the district, both as a writer and an

antiquarian. His labours in the work before us evince him to be a

zealous and untiring student. We trust his book will have the success

which we think it well deserves.--_Ulverston Advertiser._

The stranger who takes up his abode in Furness will find Mr. Morris's

little book a capital helpmate.--_Ulverston Mirror._

Apart from its etymological value the work is highly acceptable as a

contribution to local literature.--_Carlisle Journal._

We cordially recommend the glossary to admirers of the old writers, and

to all curious philologists.--_Carlisle Patriot._

Valuable as tracing to their source many good old forms of the Furness

dialect, and as explaining not a few archaisms which have been

stumbling-blocks to students of their mother tongue.--_Whitehaven

News._

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