The Sun.
London, England, 1825-12-20 00:00:00

Go U !MING and I)'A1. Ai N E'S New art,'
Correct I'ION o: SCOTTISti SONGS kneng,..l
.101-iN PARRY. To be had in Tie. Volvanes,
74 Songs each, price 11. Is. or in Single Nuinliers, containing
Two Songs eacbatls.

Contents of Volume I.
Auld Lang Syne
Auld Robin Gray
A Highland Lad
Bids; of Enderniay
Birks of Aberfeldi
Blue Bells of Scotland
ettnilierziauld House
Cliar;ie ii my darling
Cutn riges are bunny
Come under ley plaidy
Chet( iie carn. to our Laird
Come boat rue o'er
()timbal ou Drums
Donald
Duncan Gray
praeil grow
t -i iepoal ie
Gthe Rashes
Gin living worth
Galla Water
'Here awa there awa •
I canna like ye
John Anderson my Jo
Jess Macfarlane
Kenmore's on and awa
Land o' the Leal
Logic o' Buchan
Lochaber nu more
Loch Eruch side
Lewie Gordon
My Boy TIMM Y
My Lodging is on the Cold
Ground
My Daddy is a Canker'd Carl
My ain kind Deane
My Love is but a Lassie yet
M'Pberson's farewell
Maggy Lauder
My hear's in the Highlands
My Love is like the red Kose
O'er the more arhang the hea-
ther
O'er the hills and far away
Oscar's Ghost
0 say bonny Lassie
0 gin my Love were
Oh whistle and I'll came to
tbee my Lad ,
Pinky House
Prince Charlie
Queen Mary's Larentation
Roy's Wife
Rosh') Castle
Shepherds I have lost ulyLove
Saw ye Johnny coming
Saw ye my Father
Scots wha hae
The Yellow-hair'd Laddie .
The Broom of Cowdenknowes
There's nae luck about the

Contents of Vol. 11.
An' they'ti a' N,fridin
Auld Kiitg Cool
An' thou were my ai it thins:
Allah Water ,
Artytl is my pante
Cart, an the King come
CUCIIIIVII‘ Una,' the Rye
Cauld ka;i in Aberdeen
Ca' the Ew,.: to the Knowes
C,!_er Herri:ig . •
Down the horn Dark love
Dusty .Miller
De'it talc' the wars
For lack of gold
For a' that and'a' th;it
Gloomy wintet's now a",,v a
Go to the ewe oughts Marion
Go to Berwick Johnny
Here's a health to thew tint 's
awa
He's dear to me
1 I'll rriali' ye lain to follow Me
1 Jock o' Hagledean
l'al o'er young to marry yet
Kate of Aberdeen
Kind Robin lo'es me
Lady Bothwell's lament
Lass can ye lo'e me
Lassie wi' the lint white locks
Mount arid go
Mary of Castle Cary
Mary's Dream
My heart is sair
My winsome wee thing . 1
Musing on the Ocean
My Peggy's face
My Nannie 0! •
Of a' the sifts
Oh dear what can the matter
be
O !- for ane and twenty Tam
O weel may the boatie row
O open the door Lord Gregory
0! Poottith cauld
O can ye sew Cush:ons
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
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 Ploughman
This is no mine ain house
The Maid that tends the goats
The Ewie wi' the 4.rooked
horn
The winter it is past
Up in the morning early
Uy an' war them a' Willie
1 Wae's my hemt
When wild war
Willy was a wanton wag
Widow are ye waliin'
1 Willie's rare
When the days they are tang

House
The Lass of Path's :loin
Tweed Side
The Gardener wi his Paidle
The Highland Laddie
Todlire hame
The last time I came o'er, &c.
The Flowers of Edinburgh
The CAW phells are coming
The Siller Crown
Whistle o'er the lave o't
Wuo'd and married and a'
When Lthink on this wand's
• pelf
Wars me for Prince Charlie
Willie hrtw'd a Peck n'Maa't
Welcome Royal Cbarlie
Ye Banks and Braes

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