The ball of Dandyorum : This very comical song was written and sung by J. Kearney, in the character of 'Owney,' at the Castle Tavern, Dublin; and so great is the thirst for it in Scotland, that hourly are the walls of the Box echoing with lots of young chaps crying out for 'Dandyorum.' Till now the Poet could never get hold of it; but now that the Yankee and the steam power of Billy has got hold of it, all can get Dandyorum from the usual place, Poet's Box, No. 6, St Andrew's Lane, off Gallowgate Street, Glasgow.
Kearney, J.active 1851.
[Glasgow] : Poet's Box, No. 6, St Andrew's Lane, off Gallowgate Street, Glasgow,
[1851]
In two columns.
First lines read: All you that are here attend, I pray, / And you shall hear, without delay, / About a party great and gay, / The type of all decorum.
Dated at the foot of the sheet '2d June 1851'.
Ballads, English