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The Popular Religion and Folk-Lore of Northern India, Vol. 1 (of 2)

Note 65 — Chapter V · WORSHIP OF THE MALEVOLENT DEAD.

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He has many of his kindred in other lands. Sir Francis Drake used to drive a hearse into Plymouth with headless horses and followed by yelling hounds. Coluinn gun Cheann of the Highlands goes about a headless trunk. A coach without horses used to career about the neighbourhood of Listowel when any misfortune was about to take place. A monster in one of the German tales carries about his head under his arm.65

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