The Edinburgh musical miscellany
Subtitle: a collection of the most approved Scotch, English, and Irish songs, set to music. Selected by D. Sime, Edinburgh
Publisher: printed [by Grant & Moir] for W. Gordon, T. Brown, N. R. Cheyne, C. Elliot, & Silvester Doig; W. Coke; J. Gillies; G. Milln, & W. Brown
Published: 1792
Place of publication: Edinburgh; Leith; Glasgow; Dundee
Language: eng
Number of pages: 359
Notes: A second volume was published in the following year.

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Table of contents: title: Contents; title: 7
label: Thou ſoft ﬂowing Avon; title: 22
label: As you mean to ſet ſail; title: 30
label: When ﬁrﬅ I kend young Sandies face; title: 74
label: A laſs that was laden with care; title: 102
label: What beauties does Flora diſclofe; title: 110
label: When daiſies pied and Violets blue; title: 120
label: When the ſheep are in the fauld; title: 126
label: When trees did bud and fields were green; title: 148
label: When little on the village green; title: 158
label: While the lads of the village; title: 167
label: Will ye go to the ewebughts Marion; title: 170
label: As Dermot toild; title: 192
label: A ﬂaxenheaded cowboy; title: 194
label: When rural lads and laſſes gay; title: 201
label: What Virgin or ſhepherd; title: 226
label: When laﬅ honeﬅ Jack; title: 228
label: A plague of ihoſe multy old lubhers; title: 240
label: Ah Chloris; title: 246
label: When up the ſhrouds the ſailor goe; title: 255
label: When ﬁrﬅ this humbleYoof I knew; title: 261
label: When the fancyﬅirring bowl; title: 267
label: A miller I am; title: 273
label: All in the downs; title: 319
label: Ye ﬂuggards; title: 340
label: Ah where can ﬂy my ſouls true love; title: 356
label: All hail to the day that auſpicioue returns