Ireland. Literature. Poetry, Collections,
[A collection of ninety Irish broadsides.] (Continued, 3.) **H.80.240 the blighted potates. — A new and admir’d song, call’d The three lovers trip to Carrickmagat. By Micheal Daily. — A new song, call’d Annie Lisle. — A new song call’d Brother Bill and Jamima Brown. — A new song call’d Coburn’s challange to Heenan. — A new song call’d Groga’ns Grove. — A new song ball’d The Barrack Hill Cavan. — A new song call’d The emegrants farewell to Donegall. — A new song call’d The gay old hag. — A new song call’d The girl I left behind me. — A new song call’d The Limrick rake. — A new song call’d The malisia man. — A new song call’d The Papist ass. — A new song call’d The poor wanderrer sighs and grief on parting his native land. — A new song call’d The pride of
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This card was printed at the Boston Public Library, November 2, 1923.
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