Marble halls.
[Liverpool] : W. M'Call, printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom-St., Liverpool,
[1846-1850?]
'119.' is printed bottom of the second column.
Dated from the British Book Trade index.
In three columns with an illustration above the second.
Love not - first line reads: Love not, love not, ye hopeless sons of/ clay.
Maiden I will ne'er deceive thee - first line reads: Maiden, I will ne'er deceive thee.
Marble halls - first line reads: I dreamt that I dwelt in marble halls.
My bark is bounding near - first line reads: Oh listen, dearest lady.
Pirate crew - first line reads: O'er the wide world of waters we roam/ ever free.
Six ballads.
Standard bearer - first line reads: Upon the tented field, a Minstrel/ knight.
There is another copy in which the imprint has failed to print.
Ballads, English
Chivalry
Pirates