Gladstone and the Irish Land League.
[Liverpool] : John White, printer, 8, Rose Place, Scotland Road, Liverpool. Shops and country dealers supplied from one ream upwards, cheaper than any house in the kingdom. List and terms sent free, to any address,
[1881]
Dated from internal evidence - Parnell was arrested in October 1881(mentioned in the text of the first ballad) - confirmed by the 'Oxford Dictionary of National Biography' online.
Gladstone and the Irish Land League - first line reads: You noble sons of Erin's Isle.
In three columns.
Lonely is the house, mother's gone - first line reads: Little sister darling, why that look of/ care?
Tell me Mary how to woo thee - first line reads: Tell me Mary how to woo thee.
Three ballads.
Gladstone, W. E. (William Ewart), 1809-1898
Parnell, Charles Stewart, 1846-1891
Land League (Ireland)
Ballads, English