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Malc Cowle reads poems by William Billington of Blackburn, first published in SHEEN AND SHADE, Lyrical Poems.

Malc Cowle reads the poems of Joseph Ramsbottom, published as Phases of Distress; Lancashire Rhymes, and takes us back to the terrible times of the Lancashire Cotton Famine.

Malc Cowle reads the poems of Joseph Ramsbottom, published as Phases of Distress; Lancashire Rhymes, and takes us back to the terrible times of the Lancashire Cotton Famine.

Malc Cowle reads the poems of Joseph Ramsbottom, published as Phases of Distress; Lancashire Rhymes, and takes us back to the terrible times of the Lancashire Cotton Famine.

Malc Cowle reads poems by William Billington of Blackburn, first published in SHEEN AND SHADE, Lyrical Poems.

Malc Cowle reads poems by William Billington of Blackburn, first published in SHEEN AND SHADE, Lyrical Poems.

Malc Cowle reads the poems of Joseph Ramsbottom, published as Phases of Distress; Lancashire Rhymes, and takes us back to the terrible times of the Lancashire Cotton Famine.

Malc Cowle reads the poems of Joseph Ramsbottom, published as Phases of Distress; Lancashire Rhymes, and takes us back to the terrible times of the Lancashire Cotton Famine.

Malc Cowle reads the poems of Joseph Ramsbottom, published as Phases of Distress; Lancashire Rhymes, and takes us back to the terrible times of the Lancashire Cotton Famine.

Malc Cowle reads the poems of Joseph Ramsbottom, published as Phases of Distress; Lancashire Rhymes, and takes us back to the terrible times of the Lancashire Cotton Famine.

John Thomas Baron, 1856-1922, wrote poetry for a weekly column in a local Blackburn newspaper, under the pen name of Jack o' Ann's. Malc Cowle reads a selection of his work.

Malc Cowle reads the poems of Joseph Ramsbottom, published as Phases of Distress; Lancashire Rhymes, and takes us back to the terrible times of the Lancashire Cotton Famine.

Malc Cowle reads poems by William Billington of Blackburn, first published in SHEEN AND SHADE, Lyrical Poems.

John Thomas Baron, 1856-1922, wrote poetry for a weekly column in a local Blackburn newspaper, under the pen name of Jack o' Ann's. Malc Cowle reads a selection of his work.

Malc Cowle reads poems by William Billington of Blackburn, first published in SHEEN AND SHADE, Lyrical Poems.