weeping mother. In four parts. Part I. The sorrowful mother's complaint of a bad daughter. Part II. The dying mother's advice to her dear daughter at the hour of her departure. Part III. Seeing her mother dead, she fell into a swoon, in which she lay several hours, with the manner how her spirit was tossed up and down, and what she saw when she lay in the slumber. Part IV.Her good advice to her old comrades, desiring them to mend their wicked lives; concluding with her resolution to serve God till the hour of her death.  To which are added two new songs; viz, I. Ally and Davie. A favourite song. II. How little do the landmen know, &c..
Contributors: James Magee (Belfast: Firm),
Publisher: Printed by the James Magee
Published: 1771
Place of publication: Belfast
Language: eng
Notes: Reference: Anderson, New and enl ed., p.30.