The thespian songster; : being a choice collection of celebrated songs, some of them sung at the Theatre-Royal, Newcastle, by Mess. Braham, Grimaldi, Newton, Lancaster, Miss Byrne, &c. Contents. Bruce's address to his army[.] Burdon's address to his cavalry[.] Permanent yeast[.] A typitywichet, or Pantomimical paroxysms[.] Irish wake, or Tiptelary whack[.] Jerry's complaint of Polly Parker[.] Polly's answer[.] Sandy Grey[.] The clown's bazaar[.] Molly Ashtore[.] Becky Burton and Doctor Diddle'em[.] Bacchus's calendar[.] How I love to laugh[.] Poll of Horsely down[.] I'll love thee ever dearly[.] Tommy Strill[.] Beware of the cuckoo[.] Oh! Poor Mr. Werter.
[Newcastle] : Printed by J. Marshall, in the Old Flesh-Market, Newcastle. Where may be also be had, a large and curious assortment of songs, ballads, tales, histories, &c.,
[between 1800 and 1831?]
John Marshall was active between 1800 and 1831 (British Book Trade Index).
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Chapbooks, English
Songs, English
England Newcastle upon Tyne.