The new theatrical songster, : being a choice collection of 28 celebrated new songs. Namely, The poor little sweep[.] Nobody coming to marry me[.] Adieu, thou dreary pile[.] William and Susan[.] Lovely Peggy[.] Were I laid on Greenland's coast[.] Let matters of state[.] Dear Chloe[.] The Birks of Aberfeldy[.] Dearest Ellen[.] The young May moon[.] My native Highland home[.] The village maid sighs[.] Highland laddie[.] The rose tree[.] Tyrleose song of liberty[.] My friend and pitcher[.] The London dandies[.] Poor Eleanor Gray[.] Doctor syntax[.] Fly not yet[.] I'll love thee night and day[.] Soon the sun will gae to rest[.] A famous man is Robin Hood[.] A Highland lad my love was born[.] O life is like a summer flower[.] Cherry cheek Patty[.] Bless'd as th' immortal Gods.
[Newcastle] : Printed by J. Marshall, in the Old Flesh-Market, Newcastle; where may be also be had, a large and interesting collection of songs, ballads, tales, histories, &c.,
[between 1800 and 1831?]
John Marshall was active between 1800 and 1831 (British Book Trade Index).
Words only.
Chapbooks, English
Songs, English
England Newcastle upon Tyne.