Lancashire Humour

“Lancashire Humour” by Thomas Newbigging offers a delightful collection of regional wit and anecdotes from Lancashire, England. Published in 1901, this volume captures the unique character and dialect of the region, providing a glimpse into the social life and humor of the time. Readers will enjoy a variety of humorous tales, jokes, and observations that showcase the distinctive spirit of Lancashire. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in regional humor, British social history, and the preservation of local dialects.

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