The lass o' Glenshea.
[Preston : J. Harkness,
1840-1866?]
Publishing details from the Allegro catalogue of ballads at the Bodleian Library, University of Oxford.
The lass o' Glenshea - first line reads: On a bonny day when the heather was blooming, / And the silent hill humm'd with the sair laden bee; / I met a fair maiden as homeward I was riding, / A herding her sheep on the hills o' Glenshea.
Betsey of Dundee - first line reads: You sailors of the nation I pray you give attention, / It is no false invention as you may plainly see, / My parents of this nation they lived by cultivation, / In a rural habitation, near the banks of sweet Dundee.
In two columns with an illustration above the second.
Two ballads.
'294' is printed at the foot of the second column.
Ballads, English
England Preston.