Newcastle upon Tyne / Castletown / London / Bristol / /
Company
Oxford University Press / Cambridge Scholars Publishing / /
Country
Isle of Man / Scotland / /
Holiday
Halloween / /
MusicAlbum
Douglas / /
Organization
Anglican Church / All Hallowe’en Party / Isle of Man Examiner Young Folks League / Hallowe’en / Oxford University / Peel School / /
Person
Jenny Swinny / Charles E. Watterson / Cyril I. Paton / Stephen Miller / Jinny Squinney / C. Ethel Flanagan / Stephen Miller Vienna / Doug Sandle / John Comish / Malcolm Foley / Jinny Squinny / Sophia Morrison / Colin Jerry / Edmund Goodwin / John Clague / /
Position
Colonel / Bishop / Clerk / Town Clerk / /
ProvinceOrState
Ontario / /
PublishedMedium
the Isle of Man Examiner / the Diocesan News / The Examiner / Isle of Man Examiner / New Letters / /
Manx Notes[removed]H OW OL D I S “ J I N N Y TH E W I TC H ” ? * Here is not meant the putative witch herself but rather the dating of the rhyme itself. While “Jinny the Witch” is nowadays synonymous with Hop-