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GOULDING and D'ALMAINE'S New and
COi rect. EDITION of SCOTTISH SONGS arranged
by JOHN PARRY. To be had in Two Volumes, containing
72 Songs each, price IL ls. or in Sindle Numbers, containing
Two Songs each. at Is.
Contents of Volume I.
Auld Lang Syne
A tild Robin Gray
A Highland Lad
irks of Endermay
Birks of Aberfeldi
Wue Bells of Scotland
Combernauld House
Charlie is my darling •
Corn riges are bonny
Come under my plaidy
Charlie cam to our Laird
Come boat sue o'er
Dumbarton Druins
Donald
Duncan Gray
Daintie Davie
Green grow the Rashes
Gin living worth
Galla Water
Here awa there awa
1 canna like ye
John Anderson my Jo
Jess -Macfarlane
Kenmore's on and awa
Land o' the Leal
Logic o' Buchan
Lochaber no more
Loch Eroch side
Lewie Gordon
My Boy Tammy
My Lodging is on the Cold,
Ground
My Daddy is a Canker'd Carl
My ain king Dearie
My Love is but a Lassie yet,
M`Pherson's farewell
Maggy Lauder
My hear's in the Highlands
My Love is like the red Rose
O'er the more amang the hea-
ther
O'er the bills and far away
Oscar's Ghost
O say bonny Lassie
O gin my Love were
Oh whistle and come to
thee my Lad
Pinky House
Prince Charlie
Queen Mary's Lamentation
Roy's Wife
Roslin Castle
Shepherds 1 hare lost myLove
Saw ye Johnny coming
Saw ye my Father,
Scots wha hae
The Yellow-hair'd Laddie
The Broom of Cowdenknowee
There's nae luck about the.

Contents of Vol. H.
An' they're a' Noddin
Auld King Coul
An' thou were my ain thing
Allan Water
Argyll is my name
Carl, an the King come
Commin' Oro' the Rye
Cauid kail in Aberdeen
Ca' the Ewes to the Knowes
Caller Herring
Down the burn Davie love
Dusty Miller
De'il tak' the wars
For lack of gold
For a' that and a' that
Gloomy winter's now awa
Go to the ewe bughts Marion
Go to Ber►vick Johnny
Here's a health to them tha•'s

awa
He's dear to ma
I'il niak' ye fain to follow we 1
Jock o' HasWenn
l'rn o'er young to marry yet
• Kate of Aberdeen
Kind Robin lo'es me
Lady Bothwell's lament
Lass can ve lo'e me
Lassie wi' the lint white locks
Mount arid go •
Mary of Castle Cary
Mary's Dream
My heart is :air
--My winsome wee thing
Musing on the Ocean
My Peggy's face
My Nannie 0!
Of a' the airts
Oh dear what can the matter
he
0 ! for ane and twenty Tan
0 weel may the boatie row
O open the door Lord Gregory
0! Poortith cauld
O can ye sew Cushions
Prince Charlie's farewell
Robin Adair
St. Kilda's Song
She's fair and fause
Sandy o'er the lea
Sweet Robin
The Miller
The Banks of Air
The Banks of the Dee
I The Palmer
The Lothian Lassie
'the Captive Ribbon
'Twas within a mile
the .Highland Widow's La-
ment
The Bush aboon Truquair
Tarry woo'
The Plohghman
This is no mine ain house
The Maid that tends the goats
The Ewie wi' the crooked
horn
The winter it is past
Up in the merning early
[Tv an' war them a' Willie
Wae's my heat
When wild war
Willy was a wanton wag
Widow are ye wakin'
Willie's rare
When the days they are lang

House
The Lass of Patie's Mill
Tweed Side
The Gardener wi' his Paidle
The Highland Laddie
Todlin' haute
The last time I came o'er, &c.
The Flowers of Edinburgh
The Campbells are coming
The Siller Crown
Whistle o'er the lave o't
Woo'd and married and a' t
When I think on this warld's
pelf
Wars me for Prince Charlie
Willie brew'd a Peck ia'Mau't
Welcome Royal Charlie
Ye Banks and Bract
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