The Scottish minstrel : containing a selection of the most popular songs of Scotland, as sung by Wilson, Templeton, &c. Fourth series.
Ainslie, Hew,1792-1878.
Burns, Robert,1759-1796
Dun, Finlay,1795-1853.
Hogg, James,1770-1835
Imlah, John.
Knowles, James Sheridan.
Macneill, Hector,1746-1818.
Ramsay, Allan,1686-1758.
Scott, Walter,1771-1832.
Smibert, Thomas.
Tannahill, Robert,1774-1810.
Thomson, John,1805-1841.
Tytler, James,1745-1804.
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers,
1850.
Bessie Bell and Mary Gray : Words by Allan Ramsay. Tune, - "Bessie Bell and Mary Gray".
Bonnie Scotland! I adore thee : Words by Sidney Waller. Music by G. F. Stansbury.
Come under my plaidie : Words by MacNeil. Air - "Johnnie M'Gill." Key-note F.
Contented wi' little : Words by Burns. Air - "Lumps o' pudding.".
Dainty Davie : Words by Burns. Air very old. Key-note D.
Farewell, thou fair day : Words by Burns. "My lodging is on the cold ground." Key-note F.
Here's a health to ane I lo'e dear : Words by Burns. Air old. Key-note D.
Hey! For the hielan heather : Words by John Imlah. Music by A. Lee.
Huzza! Huzza! For the Highland lads : Air - "Johnnie Cope." Key-note G minor.
I lo'e the hills of Scotland : Words by L. M'Cormick. Music by J. Turnbull. Key-note G.
I neither gat : Air - "The laird o' Cockpen." Key-note E minor.
Lass, gin ye lo'e me, tell me noo : Words by James Tytler.
Logan water : Words by Burns. Air very old. Key-note G minor.
My ain dear land : Words by T. Smibert. Music by Thomas Shrivall.
Nora's vow : Sir Walter Scott.
O for ane-and-twenty, Tam : Words by Burns. Air - "The Moudiewart." Key-note D.
O merry row the bonnie bark : Words and Music by John Parry.
O whistle an' I'll come to you, my lad : Words by Burns. Air by John Bruce. Key-note B flat.
Our ain gude town : Air - "The young May moon." Key-note C.
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The bonnie hills of Scotland : Words and music by G. Linley. Key-note G.
The braes aboon Bonaw : Words by W. Gilfillan. Key-note D.
The braes of Balquhither : Words by Tanahaill. Air - "The three carls o' Buchanan." Key-note D.
The bridal day : Words by W. Paul. Music by J. P. Clarke.
The hameward sang : By Hugh Ainslie.
The rowan tree : Music arranged by Finlay Dun, and John Thomson.
The tartan plaid : Words by John Imlah. Music by Jos. de Pinna. Key-note G.
There's beauty in the dewy drops : Words by A. Park. Music by W. H. Lithgow. Key-note B flat.
Thou hast left me ever, Jamie : Words by Burns. Music arranged by R. A. Smith.
Tibbie Dunbar : Words by Burns. Air, - "Johnnie M'Gill." Key-note F.
Wae's me for Prince Charlie! : Words by Glen. Air - "Johnnie Faa." Key-note A.
What will a' the lads do : Words by Hogg. Music by Alexander Lee.
When I first meet wi' Jamie : Composed by John Parry.
Ye're my ain, love : Words by J. S. Knowles. Music arranged by J. T. May.
Scotland Glasgow.