The Scotish [sic] emigrants [sic] fareweel.
[Glasgow? : s.n.,
1860-1880?]
Dated from examination of text and style.
The Scotish emigrants fareweel - first lines read: Fareweel, fareweel, my native hame, / Thy lonely glens an' heath clad mountain / Fareweel thy fields o' storied fame, / Thy leafy shaws an' sparklin fountains / Nae mair I'll climb the Pentland's steep, / Nor wander by the Esk's clear river, / I seek a hame far o'er the deep, / My native land, fareweel for ever.
Jamie Foyers - first lines read: Far distant, far distant, lies Scotia the brave, / No tombstone memorial to hallow his grave; / His bones now scattered on the rude soil of Spain, / And young Jamie Foyers in battle was slain.
Two ballads.
In two columns with an illustration above each.
Ballads, English
Emigration and immigration
Peninsular War, 1807-1814
Scotland Glasgow.