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A new song, in praise of Lunardi. Tune, - Langolee.
Date: 1784]
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The sweethearts. A new comic song. Tune - Derry down.
Date: [1785?]
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Really, not I. A new song tune, - The question.
Date: 1760?]
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Just as you please. A new song sung in the publick gardens
Date: 1800?]
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Flashy Jack, the patatoe man. A new song. Tune - Who'll buy my primroses.
Date: [1795?]
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The jovial songster, or, laugh and be fat. 1. Croppies, lie down. II. The jolly winer's song. III. Chelsea quarters. IV. My bonny highland laddie.
Date: [1800?]
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Mad Tom's garland. Composed of Six Excellent Songs. Old Mad Tom of Bedlam. Jack a Latton's Courtship to a blythe, bonny, Scotch Lass: Comical Kate's Answer and Denial to her waggish Master. The Farmer's Wish for a good Spring and a plentiful Harvest. Sylvia's Cruelty to her kind Lover. - The Red Joke. Licenced an entered according to Order.
Date: 1775?]
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The rolling taylor. A new song. Tune - The rolling sailor.
Date: [1785?]
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Parker's sea fight. A new song. Tune - Cease, rude Boreas!
Date: [1782?]
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A garland; Containing four excellent new Songs. 1. Kiss the cold Winter away. 2. The Quietus. 3. The Lucky Escape. 4. The Lark had proclaim'd the new Day.
Date: [1800?]
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A favourite hunting song.
Date: 1800?]
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Three excellent songs intituled, I. Keller's farewel to Glasgow. II. Johnny's Ramble to Youghal. III. The Sailor and the Merchant's Daughter.
Date: 1780?]
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A new song.
Shenstone, William, 1714-1763.Date: 1800?]
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A garland; consisting of a Variety of New Songs. Viz. I. Tam Glen. II. None can love like an Irishman. III. Farewel thou stream. IV. Wandering Mary. V. The Negro's soliloquy.
Date: [1800?]
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Farringdon election; a new song.
Date: 1800?]
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The songster's delight, being a choice collection of songs. Containing, My Nammie O. Bonny Jean of Aberdeen. The Dutchess of Newcastle's lamentation[.] The London merchant[.]
Date: [1800?]
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The honest maid. A new song.
Date: 1800?]
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A collection of songs, containing 1. Golden glove, 2. The flashy girls of ------- 3. The hairy cap, 4. A new hunting song, 5. The Broom on Cowdenknows, 6. Advice to the fair sex.
Date: [1775?]
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Three excellent new songs. I. The duke of Gordon's three daughters. II. The shepherd's complaint. III. John Uproar's chant.
Date: 1775?]
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Tippee and Twaddle.* A new comic song. Tune - Let care be a stranger to each jovial soul.
Date: [1785?]
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The honest Israelite. A new song. Composed by Mr. Middleton, comedian, and sung by him at different theatres, ... with great applause. ...
Middleton, Mr.Date: 1800?]
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Three songs. The lass of Benochie. An advice to the Fifeshire lasses. The thorn.
Date: [1800?]
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Let's tie the knot, my Sally. A new song.
Date: 1800?]
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A complete collection of old and new English and Scotch songs, with their respective tunes prefixed. ...
Date: 1736
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Absence. A new song. Wrote by a gentleman of Southampton, on a lady leaving that place. Tune - Gramachree Molly.
Gentleman of Southampton.Date: [1785?]

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A new song, in praise of Lunardi. Tune, - Langolee.

The sweethearts. A new comic song. Tune - Derry down.

Really, not I. A new song tune, - The question.

Just as you please. A new song sung in the publick gardens

Flashy Jack, the patatoe man. A new song. Tune - Who'll buy my primroses.

The jovial songster, or, laugh and be fat. 1. Croppies, lie down. II. The jolly winer's song. III. Chelsea quarters. IV. My bonny highland laddie.

The rolling taylor. A new song. Tune - The rolling sailor.

Parker's sea fight. A new song. Tune - Cease, rude Boreas!

A garland; Containing four excellent new Songs. 1. Kiss the cold Winter away. 2. The Quietus. 3. The Lucky Escape. 4. The Lark had proclaim'd the new Day.

A favourite hunting song.

Three excellent songs intituled, I. Keller's farewel to Glasgow. II. Johnny's Ramble to Youghal. III. The Sailor and the Merchant's Daughter.

A new song.

A garland; consisting of a Variety of New Songs. Viz. I. Tam Glen. II. None can love like an Irishman. III. Farewel thou stream. IV. Wandering Mary. V. The Negro's soliloquy.

Farringdon election; a new song.

The songster's delight, being a choice collection of songs. Containing, My Nammie O. Bonny Jean of Aberdeen. The Dutchess of Newcastle's lamentation[.] The London merchant[.]

The honest maid. A new song.

A collection of songs, containing 1. Golden glove, 2. The flashy girls of ------- 3. The hairy cap, 4. A new hunting song, 5. The Broom on Cowdenknows, 6. Advice to the fair sex.

Three excellent new songs. I. The duke of Gordon's three daughters. II. The shepherd's complaint. III. John Uproar's chant.

Tippee and Twaddle.* A new comic song. Tune - Let care be a stranger to each jovial soul.

The honest Israelite. A new song. Composed by Mr. Middleton, comedian, and sung by him at different theatres, ... with great applause. ...

Three songs. The lass of Benochie. An advice to the Fifeshire lasses. The thorn.

Let's tie the knot, my Sally. A new song.

A complete collection of old and new English and Scotch songs, with their respective tunes prefixed. ...

Absence. A new song. Wrote by a gentleman of Southampton, on a lady leaving that place. Tune - Gramachree Molly.