The harmonist; : being a choice collection of the newest and most popular songs. Contents. Why chime the bells so merrily. Girls that we love[.] The Newfoundland dog[.] You'll remember me[.] My fatherland[.] Down among the dead men[.] Ben Block[.] Our ancesters were Eng-[lish]men[.] Widow Machree[.] The wind blew the bonny lassie's plaidy awa'[.] Prince Charlie and his tartan plaidy[.] Maids of merry England. Sunny hours of childhood[.] What a stunning pair of legs[.] Flora and Donald; or, The massacre of Glencoe[.] Plains of Waterloo[.] Happier days gone by[.] Pilgrim of love[.] The wolf[.] Katty Avourneen[.] The woodpecker[.] The standard bearer[.] Death of Dermot[.] The lovely village fair[.] Wnen [sic] the moon is on the water.
Newcastle-on-Tyne: : J. Gilbert, (successor to J. Ross,) publisher.,
[between 1853-1855]
Dates derived from Hunt, C. J. 'The book trade in Northumberland and Durham to 1860' (1975).
Woodcut illustration on the title page.
England Newcastle upon Tyne.