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The inconstant maid.
Date: [1785?]
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Blooming Sally; or, the constant sailor.
Date: [1791 - 1803]
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Catch hold on to day. A new song. Sung at Vauxhall Gardens, by Mrs. Wrighten.
Date: [1792 - 1839]
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A complete collection of songs, by Captain Morris. The ninth edition, corrected with the edition of that justly admired song the Virgin minister.
Morris, Charles, 1745-1838.Date: 1788
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Vernon's glory. Part II. Containing several new songs, occasion'd by the taking of porto-bello, fort chagre, and the admiral's birth-day. To which are added, two new city songs.
Date: 1740
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Sweet Poll of Plymouth.
O'Keeffe, John, 1747-1833.Date: 1785?]
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Songs and verses, composed by J. Wilde.
Wilde, J. (Song writer)Date: 1779
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Songs in the prelude called The breaking-up.
Dibdin, Charles, 1745-1814.Date: 1784?]
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The tattling gossips.
Date: 1760?]
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The Sailor's resolution. A new song, Sold at No. 41, Long Lane. ...
Date: [1791 - 1803]
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Thro' the wood laddy. Te [sic] a new Scots tune.
Date: 1780?]
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Rous forever.
Date: 1768?]
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Daniel Cooper's garland, containing four new songs. 1. Daniel Cooper. 2. The farmer and the mole-catcher. 3. G. in tears; or, All alive at L. 4. Roger and Sue.
Date: [1765?]
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The laurel, Containing Various Branches of poetry.
Date: [1751]
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Bonny Dundee: or, jockey's deliverance. Benig [sic] his viliant [sic] escape from Dundee, and the parson's daughter, whom he had mov'd. To an excellent tune, call'd, Bonny Dundee.
Date: 1765?]
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The northern garland; or, the bonny lass of Banaphie. To which are added the broom of Cowden Knows. The good ship Rover.
Date: 1799
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A new election song.
Date: 1782?]
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The true English-Boys song, to Vernon's glory. Occasioned by the birth-day of that brave admiral. To be sung round the bonfires of London and Westminster. To the tune of, come let us prepare, &c.
Date: 1741]
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Celestial harmony, or songs of grateful praise, to the ever blessed glorious king of saints, and merciful immortal God, our Lord Jesus Christ.
Date: 1794
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Beware of lakey vessels: or, The down-fall of hoopt petticoats. A new song.
Date: 1730?]
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The plain truth. A new song.
Date: [1785?]
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The shepherd's garland: compos'd of four new songs. Song I. The Happy Shepherd. Song II. A South Sea Ballad: or, Merry Remarks upon Exchange-Alley Bubbles. Song III. The Highland Miss's Lamentation. Song IV. Teagues Complaint against the Bublers.
Date: [1725?]
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A garland, Containing Six excellent New Songs. I. The Lillies of France. II. Sailor Jack. III. Nancy Dawson. IV. The Posie of Thyme. V. Kitty Fell. VI. God save the King.
Date: 1785?]
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An Excellent old song, setting forth the memorable battle fougt between Sir Lancelot du Lake, and Tarouin the giant, who dwelt at the giant's cave, at Edenside near Penrith.
Date: [1800?]
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The gosford tragedy: or the Perjured Carpenter.
Date: 1775]

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The inconstant maid.

Blooming Sally; or, the constant sailor.

Catch hold on to day. A new song. Sung at Vauxhall Gardens, by Mrs. Wrighten.

A complete collection of songs, by Captain Morris. The ninth edition, corrected with the edition of that justly admired song the Virgin minister.

Vernon's glory. Part II. Containing several new songs, occasion'd by the taking of porto-bello, fort chagre, and the admiral's birth-day. To which are added, two new city songs.

Sweet Poll of Plymouth.

Songs and verses, composed by J. Wilde.

Songs in the prelude called The breaking-up.

The tattling gossips.

The Sailor's resolution. A new song, Sold at No. 41, Long Lane. ...

Thro' the wood laddy. Te [sic] a new Scots tune.

Rous forever.

Daniel Cooper's garland, containing four new songs. 1. Daniel Cooper. 2. The farmer and the mole-catcher. 3. G. in tears; or, All alive at L. 4. Roger and Sue.

The laurel, Containing Various Branches of poetry.

Bonny Dundee: or, jockey's deliverance. Benig [sic] his viliant [sic] escape from Dundee, and the parson's daughter, whom he had mov'd. To an excellent tune, call'd, Bonny Dundee.

The northern garland; or, the bonny lass of Banaphie. To which are added the broom of Cowden Knows. The good ship Rover.

A new election song.

The true English-Boys song, to Vernon's glory. Occasioned by the birth-day of that brave admiral. To be sung round the bonfires of London and Westminster. To the tune of, come let us prepare, &c.

Celestial harmony, or songs of grateful praise, to the ever blessed glorious king of saints, and merciful immortal God, our Lord Jesus Christ.

Beware of lakey vessels: or, The down-fall of hoopt petticoats. A new song.

The plain truth. A new song.

The shepherd's garland: compos'd of four new songs. Song I. The Happy Shepherd. Song II. A South Sea Ballad: or, Merry Remarks upon Exchange-Alley Bubbles. Song III. The Highland Miss's Lamentation. Song IV. Teagues Complaint against the Bublers.

A garland, Containing Six excellent New Songs. I. The Lillies of France. II. Sailor Jack. III. Nancy Dawson. IV. The Posie of Thyme. V. Kitty Fell. VI. God save the King.

An Excellent old song, setting forth the memorable battle fougt between Sir Lancelot du Lake, and Tarouin the giant, who dwelt at the giant's cave, at Edenside near Penrith.

The gosford tragedy: or the Perjured Carpenter.