Village mirth.
[London] : Printed by J. Catnach 2, Monmouth-Court, Dials. Battledores, primers, &c. sold very cheap,
[ca. 1835?]
Banks of the Dee - first line reads: It was summer so softly the breezes were blowing.
Brightly breaks the morn - first line reads: Behold how brightly breaks the mor-/ning.
Canadian boat song. By T. Moore, Esq. - first line reads: Faintly as tolls the evening chime.
Come where the aspens quiver - first line reads: Come where the aspens quiver.
Date derived from Todd 'A directory of printers' (1972), from address in imprint and examination of text and style.
Dunois the brave - first line reads: It was Dunois the young and brave.
In three columns with an illustration beneath the title. With music to the first ballad.
Jeremy Didler the fiddler - first line reads: Miss Nicholls lodged on the first floor.
Ten ballads.
The beggar man. A winter-piece - first line reads: Around the fire one wintry night.
The rose of affection - first line reads: Of all the sweet flowers that bllom in the/ Spring.
The spirit of the storm - first line reads: At sight of each terrific form.
The sun his bright rays - first line reads: The sun his bright rays may withold love.
The warrior's bride - first line reads: I saw the warrior on the plain.
Ballads, English