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Stories of the Border Marches

1.

THE WHITE LADY OF BLENKINSOPP

2.

DICKY OF KINGSWOOD

3.

STORM AND TEMPEST

4.

GRISELL HOME, A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY HEROINE

5.

6.

IN THE DAYS OF THE '15

7.

SEWINGSHIELDS CASTLE, AND THE SUNKEN TREASURE OF BROOMLEE LOUGH

8.

THE KIDNAPPING OF LORD DURIE

9.

THE WRAITH OF PATRICK KERR

10.

THE LAIDLEY WORM OF SPINDLESTON-HEUGH

11.

A BORDERER IN AMERICA

12.

BORDER SNOWSTORMS

13.

THE MURDER OF COLONEL STEWART OF HARTRIGGE

14.

AULD RINGAN OLIVER

15.

A LEGEND OF NORHAM

16.

THE GHOST OF PERCIVAL REED

17.

DANDY JIM THE PACKMAN

18.

THE VAMPIRES OF BERWICK AND MELROSE

19.

20.

SHEEP-STEALING IN TWEEDDALE

21.

A PRIVATE OF THE KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS

22.

HIGHWAYMEN IN THE BORDER

23.

CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE

24.

ILLICIT DISTILLING AND SMUGGLING

25.

SALMON AND SALMON-POACHERS IN THE BORDER

26.

THE GHOST THAT DANCED AT JETHART

27.

A MAN HUNT IN 1813

28.

LADY STAIR'S DAUGHTER

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STORIES OF THE
BORDER MARCHES

BY

JOHN LANG

AND

JEAN LANG

NEW YORK

: DODGE PUBLISHING COMPANY 214-220 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET 1916