Burns' songster. : Contents. Willie brewed a peck o'maut[.] For the sake o'somebody[.] The rigs o'barley[.] Wilt thou be my dearie[.] The lass that made the bed to me[.] Dainty Davy[.] A man's a man for a'that[.] Galla water[.] Song composed in August[.] Green grow the rashes, O[.] Highland Mary[.] The soldier's return[.] Auld lang syne[.] Whistle, and I'll come to you, my lad[.] My heart's in the Highlands[.] Sic a wife as Willie had[.] Bonny Jean[.] Song[.] Canst thou leave me thus, my Katty[.] John Anderson, my Jo.[.] My nannie, O.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne: : John Gilbert, printer and publisher.,
[between 1853-1855]
Dates derived from Hunt, C. J. 'The book trade in Northumberland and Durham to 1860' (1975).
Woodcut portrait of Burns on the title page.
England Newcastle upon Tyne.