The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-30 00:00:00

OULDING and D'ALMAINE'S New and
IL:1r Correct EDITION of SCOTTISH SONGS arranged
by JOHN PARRY. To be had in TWO Volumes, cinnainio::
72 Songs each, price IL is. or In Single Numbers, contaioing
Two Songs each at is.
Contents of Volume I.
Auld Lang Syne
Auld Robin Gray
Allighland LI4II
Birks of Endermay
Birks of Aberfeldi
Blue Bells &Scotland
Cumhernauld House
Charlie is my darling
Coin riges ate bonny
Come under my planly
Chat lie cam to our Laird
Comethont me o'er
Dumbarton Drurns
Donald
Duncan Gray
Da:ntie Davie
Green grow the Rashes
Gin nom/ worth
Galla Water
Here awn there awls
1 canna like ye • .
John Anderson my Jo
Jess Macfarlane
Xesmore's no and awa
Land o' the Leal
Logie o' Buchan
Locliaber no noire
Loch Eroch side
Lewie Gordon.
my Bow Tawny,'
My Lodging is on the Cold

Contents of Vol. If.
An' they're Nodtlin
Auld King Coal
An' thou were my auto thing
Allan Water
Argyllis my nnme
Carl, an the King come
Commit,' thro' the Bye
Cauld Sail in Aberdeen
Ca' the Ewes to theKuowes
Caller Herring
Down the burn Davie love'
Dusty Miller
Deil ink' the ware
For, lack of gold
'For a' that and a' that
Glmitay winter's now awa
Go to the ewe !nights Marion
U to Berwick Johnny
Here's a health to them the-'s

awa
He's dear to me
I'd mak' ye fain to folloW me
J ck o' Harledean
I'm o'er young to marry yet
Kate of Aberdeen
Kind Robin In'es me
Lady- Buthwell's lament
Lacs can ye lo'e me
Lassie the lint white locks
Mount and go
Mary of Castle Cary
Mar)'s Dream
My heart is sair
My winsome wee thing
Musing on the Ocean
My Peggy's face
My rialinie 0!
(it a' the airts
Oh-dear what can the matter
be
! for one and twenty Tam
0 wed may the boatie row
U open the dour Lotd Gregory
Pourtith cauld
can ye sew Cushions
Pt ince Charlie's farewell
Robin Adair
St. Kilda's Sung
She's fair and Muse
Sandy o'er- the lea
Sweet. Robin •
The. Miller
The-Ranks. Of Air •
The. Banks of the Dee
The Palmer
The Lothian Lassie •
1 he Captive Ribbon
' Tway within a mile
'The Highland Widow's La-
ment
The Bush aboon Truquair
Ottry -
The Ploughman -
This is no mine Kill house
The Maid that tends the goats
-The Ewie wi' the crooked
born
The winter it is past •
Up in the morning early
an' war them a' Willie
Wae's my hoot
When wild war . .•
Willy was a wanton wag
Widow are ye wakin'
Willie's-rare •
When the days they are lang.

Graunll
My niulily is n Canlier'd Carl
My sin kind Danrie
My Lure is but a Lassie yet
Nl•Pbcr>on's farews:ll
Maggy I..suder
My heart's in the Highlands
My Lore is 14. t the tell Rose
O'er the inure nruanKthe belt•

tiler
O'er the hills and fat away
Oscar's Gnost
0 say boney Las,ie
0 gin my Lose were
Oh whistle and I'll came te,

you wy Lad
Pinky House
Prince Charlie
Quern Mary's Lamentation
11.00 Wife
oiliniCastle
Shepherds I have lost myLove
Saw ye Johnny coming
caw ye my Father
Sc'.ti wha liar
The Yellow-haled Laddie
The 'Broom of Cuwilenknowes
There's t►ne luck about the

House
Th. Lass of Patie's ~1 ill
Tweed Side
The Gardener wi' his Pith.Pe
The Highland Laddie
Todlits' hatne
The last time I came u'er,&c.
The Flowers of Edinburgh
The Campbell% are corning
The Siller Crown
Whistle O'er the lave n't
Wttu'll and married ant, tl4
When I thinkun this warld's
pelf
Wars the for Prince Charlie
Willie brew 'd it Peck o'Nfau't
Welcome 'loyal Charlie ,
Ye Idattlis #tiul

Pnhlichrd by Goaid;og and D'Almnine, Mhonfasturess of
Piano Fortes and Mllltary -Musical lostrsmicats, 90, SOW)"
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