The free and easy comic songster
Subtitle: being a choice collection of amusing, broadly burlesque, dry, droll, humorous and truly original songs ...
Series: De Witt's song and joke books -- no. 29.
Publisher: R.M. De Witt
Published: 1864
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: Texts; Humorous songs; English Songs
Notes: Without music; most of the tunes indicated by title.

This work indicated as De Witt's song and joke book no. 29 according to listing found in Kate Castleton's rosey posey songster (New York :1879)

Bound in tan printed illustrated wrapper with publisher's advertisements on cover p. [2-4].
Table of contents: title: A warning to travellers; title: All mankind are worms; title: Alteration and improvements; title: Barney Brallaghan; title: Courting Sarah's mother; title: Charlotte, my darling; title: Chapter of accidents; title: Disertation upon noses; title: Dublin sights; title: Der Duychman's serenade; title: Great names of antiquity; title: Grumbling people; title: He was only one of the rank and file; title: I never mention it; title: I stood on the shore; title: I've lately had some money; title: Ireland, the land of Shillalah law; title: Love and physic; title: Long Barney; title: Mr. and Mrs. Skinner; title: My love she has a red red nose; title: Money is king; title: No Irish need apply; title: Never cut your toe nails on a Sunday; title: Paddy from Cork; title: Poor old horse let him die; title: Perfect cure; title: Parody on "Mother I've come home to die."; title: Reply to "Meet me by moonlight alone."; title: Sentimental cobbler; title: The wonderful nose; title: The steam cigar; title: The wants of the people; title: The tea! The tea!; title: Twig of the Shannon; title: Take care of your head in the morning; title: The reason why she left him; title: The Irish potatoe; title: The charity boy; title: The old bachelor; title: The doctor; title: The cove that sings; title: Things not generally known; title: The removal; title: The shoddy contractor; title: The airy flower; title: When we went out a fishing!; title: Wonderful man; title: Will you trust me then as now; title: Young Grimes.