A new song called The cowardly Englishman.
[Dublin : s.n.,
1864]
A new song called The cowardly Englishman - first line reads: You gallant sons of Grania, pay attention for a while.
Dated from internal evidence - "A proposed match with Joe Coburn, in Ireland in October 1864, ended in a farce and, after inevitable recriminations, the stakes were drawn" - information from the 'Oxford Dictionary of National Biography' online from the entry for Jem Mace.
In two columns with an illustration above each.
The Irish girls my darling - first line reads: Florence M'Carthy's dead and gone.
Mace, Jem, 1831-1910
Ballads, English
Boxers (Sports)