| Location | Grid Ref. | Extant | Time of Appearance | Text | Play Class | Sources | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (NU1033) | c. 1932 | Christmas and New Year | Frag. | Hero-Combat | Cawte Coll. | ||
| (NZ0285) | 19th cty | Christmas | No Text | Hero-Combat | Bosanquet (1929) | ||
| (NZ3272) | before 1900 | Christmas | Frag. | Sword Dance + execution | Sharp (1911), Cawte Coll., Carpenter Coll. | [1.] | |
| (NZ3272) | c. 1869 | Christmas | Text | Hero-Combat | Carpenter Coll. | [1.] | |
| ( | Sharp (1911), Cawte Coll. | [2.] | |||||
| (NU1725) | Christmas | No Text | Hero-Combat | McGonigle (1925) | |||
| (NU2322) | 1925 | Christmas | Frag. | Hero-Combat | Craster (1925) | ||
| (NT9437) | 1902 | Christmas | Text | Hero-Combat | Neville (1909) | ||
| (NY9364) | 1870 | No Text | Sword Dance | Cook (1933) | |||
| (NU1241) | 1956 | Christmas | Text | Hero-Combat | Cawte Coll., Perry (1946) | [3.] | |
| (NY9984) | 19th cty | Christmas | Frag. | Hero-Combat | Bosanquet (1929) | ||
| (NZ2564) | 1788 | Christmas | Text | Hero-Combat | Alexander and the King of Egypt (1788) | [4.] | |
| (NY8893) | 19th cty | Christmas | No Text | Hero-Combat | Bosanquet (1929) | ||
| (NU2020) | 1880's | Christmas | No Text | Hero-Combat | Bosanquet (1929) | ||
| (NU0501) | 1910 | Christmas | No Text | Hero-Combat | Ordish Coll. | ||
| (NU0149) | Christmas | Text | Hero-Combat | Ordish Coll. | |||
| Frag. | Doubtful | Denham (1895) | |||||
| (NZ1566) | c. 1915 | Christmas | Frag. | Hero-Combat | Cawte Coll. | ||
| (NY8986) | 19th cty | Christmas | No Text | Hero-Combat | Bosanquet (1929) | [5.] | |
| (NZ1967) | Christmas and New Year | No Text | Sword Dance + execution | Cawte Coll. | |||
| (NZ2595) | 1880's | Christmas and New Year | Frag. | Sword Dance | Cawte Coll. | ||
| (NZ2595) | c. 1900 | Christmas | Frag. | Hero-Combat | Cawte Coll. | ||
| (NT9928) | Hallowe'en | Frag. | Hero-Combat | Denham (1895) |
Footnotes | |
| 1. | Pt.2 New substitute entry |
| 2. | This is a wholly atypical text, one of the dancers being killed in the manner of an 'Hero-Combat' play, and the Bessy being 'hung' in the 'Sword Dance + execution' form. The dance continued after this date without any trace of a play. Pt.2 change: delete entire entry and substitute [two new entries]. |
| 3. | See p.19. Pt.2 change: Source Perry (1946) added |
| 4. | Alexander and the King of Egypt (1788) is the earliest reported copy of a chapbook, and was printed in Newcastle upon Tyne. This is the only evidence for the inclusion of this location. |
| 5. | Bosanquet (1929) gives 'Woodburn'. There are two of these, near Otterburn, East and West. The latter is on the main road and better known. |