The death of Colonel Cadogan : of the 71st regiment.
[Scotland? : s.n.,
1813?]
Dated from internal evidence - lines in memory of Colonel the Hon. Henry Cadogan commanding officer of the 71st Highland regiment, killed at the battle of Vittoria, 1813.
In one column.
Mary M'Kinnon's lament - first line reads: Ye Dames severe, no longer scorn.
Mary M'Kinnon's lament: Tune - Jockie's far awa.
The death of Colonel Cadogan - first line reads: How lovely is Clydsdale in the dawn of the/ morning.
The death of Colonel Cadogan: Tune - The flowers of the forest.
Two ballads, one on either side of the sheet.
Ballads, Scots
Vittoria, Battle of, 1813