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[Jemmy & Nancy of Yarmouth; or the constant lovers … A brief history of the earl of Essex, with a lamentable ballad on his death; and, Daft Watty’s ramble to Carlisle.] Imperfect: pp.15-24 only

Newcastle Printed by W. & T. Fordyce

10 p. Chap 00010

Account of a dreadful murder committed by Miss Mary Smith of Thornbury on the body of her father, Sir John Smith, by poisoning him for love of a young man …

London Printed and sold by J. Pitts

8 p. Chap 00001

Account of the imprisonment and execution of Poor Dennis, an Irishman … with an account of a highwayman whom he employed to rob his master

Glasgow W. & R. Inglis & Co.

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

Account of the imprisonment and execution of Poor Dennis, an Irishman …with an account of a highwayman whom he employed to rob his master


24 p. Chap 00025

Account of the last sufferings and death of the royal martyr, Caroline of Brunswick, the injured queen of England; also, An account of her majesty’s funeral with the prayer …

Newcastle upon Tyne

Printed by J. Marshall

24 p. Chap 00017

Account of the life, trial, & execution of Alexander Thompson … for the cruel murders of his wife and four children …

York Printed for Peter Brown

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Account of the trial and execution of John Boulton, a lieutenant on half pay, for a shocking and cruel murder …


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00001

Account of the trial and execution of John Muckett, who suffered at Chelmsford for the wilful murder of his wife …


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00001

2

Adventures of Bamfylde Moore Carew; for more than forty years, king of the beggars

37 Newcastle Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

Affecting history of Lady Bertha, a poem; to which is added, The laidley worm of Spindleston Heugh

[by Duncan Frasier]

Stirling Printed by C. Randall

1810 24 p. Chap 00011

Afflicted parents; or, the undutiful child punished; being a surprising relation of two children …

Printed for J. Purdie

8 p. Chap 00025

Aladdin; or, the wonderful lamp; an eastern tale

Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

Albert of Werdendorff; or, the midnight embrace; a romance from the German; to which is [added] The danger of pleasures

Wilkinson, Sarah

Stirling Printed and sold by C. Randall

24 p. Chap 00025

Ali Baba; or, the forty thieves, an interesting tale

3 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Allan Tine o’ Harrow; to which are added, Jack in his element; The beds of roses

Stirling Printed by W. Macnie

1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Allan Tine O’Harrow; to which are added, Highland laddie; Bonnie wood of Craigie lea

Stirling Printed and sold by W. Macnie

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Ancient history of three bonnets. In four cantos

Edinburgh 1793 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00034

Ancient Scottish ballads: The tragedy of Sir James the Rose; Watty and Meg, or, the wife reformed [by Alexander Wilson’; The battle of Otterbourne; The battle of Bothwell-Bridge [by Thomas Brownlee]

Newcastle Printed by J. Marshall

24 p. Chap 00028

Andrew Lammie, or Mill of Tiftie’s Annie


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Andrew Robinson stoney bowes esquire

48 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

3

Anecdote book; a choice collection of anecdotes, jests, witty sayings, bon mots, &c., &c. …


1850 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00007

Art of conjuring made easy; an entertaining selection of diverting tricks, deceptions, & experiments in sleight of hand and legerdemain …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00017

Auld Rob Morris; The gowden locks of Anna; Corn rigs; The banks o’ Doon; Down the burn Davie; Scots wha hae wi’ Wallace bled


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00018

Autobiography of William Love, P. C., a native of Paisley; better known as the roving Scotchman, the greatest traveller alive …

Love, William, of Paisley

Paisley Printed by G. Caldwell

1857 56 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

Babes in the wood London; New York

Field & Tuer; Simpkin …

1883 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

Bailie Nicol Jarvie’s journey to Aberfoil; to which are added, St. Patrick was a gentleman; and, The auld sark sleeve

Glasgow Printed by and for J. Neil

1829 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Barkeshire Lady’s garland London; New York


1883 32 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

Battle of Drumclog, fought on the 1st June, 1679 between the king’s troops and the covenanters. By the Laird of Torfoot …

[Brownlee, Thomas]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00017

Battle of Prestonpans; to which is added, Waly, waly


1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Battle of the Boyn; to which are added, The milking pail; Thro’ the wood laddie


1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Battle of the Boyne; to which are added, Get up and bar the door; Carle and the king come


1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

4

Battles of Quatre Bras & Waterloo. A selection of amusing and instructive pamphlets; comprising lives of great warriors & statesmen, battles …

Edinburgh Printed for the booksellers by R. Allardice

1828 24 p. Chap 00025

Be a good boy and take care of yourself; I dream’d a dreary dream; There was an ancient fair; My father he left me a snug little cot; Allister M’Allister


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Berkshire lady; or, bachelors of every station; in four parts. To which is added, a new song

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

Bess the Gawkie; to which are added, Again the wish’d for festive hour; I’m weel sair’d wi’ spunk; Cherry-Cheek Patty; Captain Wattle and Miss Roe; Dear is my native vale


1828 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Betsey Baker; to which are added, Who’s master, or, A fight for the breeches; York yo’ure wanted; and, Emigrants farewell


1829 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

Bide ye yet; In winter when the rain rain’d cauld; Variety is charming; How stands the glass around; O jeanie there’s naething to fear ye


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Bide ye yet; In winter when the rain rain’d cauld; Variety is charming; How stands the glass around; O Jeanie there’s naething to fear ye


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

Black ey’d Susan; or, The loyal lovers. In four parts

Falkirk 1821 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00030

Blackamoor of the wood; being a tragical end of a gallant lord and virtuous lady …


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Black-bird songster; a choice selection of songs, duets, and glees, sung at the different places of public amusement


24 p. : ill

Chap 00015

5

Blae berries; or, The highland laird’s courtship to a farmer’s caughter

Greenock Printed by W. Scott

[ca. 1800?]

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00030

Blew cap for mee. London; New York


1883 28 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

Blind Allan; a tale from “Lights and shadows of Scottish life.”

69 [Wilson, John] [Glasgow] Printed for the booksellers

24 p. Chap 00016

Blind Allan; a tale from “Lights and shadows of Scottish life”

Printed for the booksellers

24 p. Chap 00032

Blind Allan; a tale from “Lights and shadows of Scottish life”

69 [Glasgow] Printed for the booksellers

24 p. Chap 00036

Bold dragoon; Gin I had a wee house; Paddy’s legacy; Why, soldiers, why; The lassie I loe best of a; O wha’s at my chaumber door; Yarrow


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Bonnie Prince Charlie’s song book. Contents: Bonnie Prince Charlie … The banks of Allan Water or, the miller’s daughter


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

Bonny lass of Banaphie; to which is added, The banks of Clyde


1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003



1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00004



1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00006



1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

Bonny lassie’s plaidy awa; Flora’s lament for Charlie; to which are added, The banks of the Dee; Go plaintive sounds; The lass of Ballochmyle


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Bonny Mally Stewart; to which are added, Her blue rollin’ e’e; The braes o’ Gleniffer; Waes me for Prince Charly


1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00006

6



1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013



1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023



1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Book of beasts, for young persons Banbury Printed by J. G. Rusher

16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Brief relation of the adventures of Bamfylde Moore Carew, who was for more than forty years, king of the beggars

Otley Printed by William Walker

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

Brownrigg the Second; or, the cruel stepmother. The full particulars of the trial and execution of John and Elizabeth Smith …


8 p. Chap 00001

Bruce’s address; to which is added, My love is like a red, red rose; The ploughman; Robin Adair; Away with this sadness; Highland whisky

Glasgow R. Hutchison 1823 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Bruce’s address; to which is added, My love is like a red, red rose; The ploughman; Robin Adair; Away with this sadness; Highland whisky


Chap 00026

Bundle and go; to which are added, Donald and Mary; The wonders; Sweet Kitty o’ the Clyde


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Burn’s songs: Duncan Gray, The rigs o’ barley, Now westlin winds, My nannie, o, The lea rig, Here awa, there awa

Burns, Robert Ayr Printed for the booksellers

[ca. 1800?]

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00030

7

Burns’ celebrated songs … Burns, Robert Edinburgh Printed by J. Robertson

1805 16 p. Chap 00034

Burns’ popular songs Burns, Robert Paisley Printed by G. Caldwell & Co.

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

Burns’ popular songs Burns, Robert Paisley Printed by G. Caldwell & Co.

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00006

Caladonia; to which are added, Queen Mary’s lamentation; The maid of the mill; Despairing Mary; Patriotic song; Nobody coming to marry me

Stirling Printed and sold by M. Randall

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Captain Wedderburn’s courtship; to which is added, The wandering boy


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Castle on the rock; or, the successful stratagem

London Printed for J. Harris [by H. Bryer]

1808 35 p. : ill.

Chap 00021

Celebrated history of the renowned Robin Hood, the merry outlaw of Sherwood Forest; to which is added, The professor of signs


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

Celebrated history of the renowned Robin Hood, the merry outlaw of Sherwood forest; to which is added, The professor of signs


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Children in the wood restored by Honestas, the hermit of the forest; or, perfidy detected

Banbury Printed by J. G. Rusher

16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Choice drop of honey from the rock Christ; or, a short word of advice to saints and sinners

96 Wilcox, Thomas Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00007

Coalman’s courtship to the creel-wife’s daughter …

131 [Graham, Dougal]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Cock-fighter, a true history Bath [Printed and] sold by S. Hazard [etc]

12 p. : ill.

Chap 00029

Collection of classical songs. The contents; The pilot that weather’d the storm …

Newcastle Printed and sold by J. Marshall

1819 16 p. : ill.

Chap 00028

8

Collection of old ballads; carefuely reprinted from the best and most ancient copies extant; with introductions, historical, critical, and humourous …

Durham Re-printed by George Walker Jun.

1839 24 p. Chap 00019

Collection of old ballads; carefuely re-printed from the best and most ancient copies extant; with introductions, historical, critical, and humourous …

Durham Re-printed by George Walker Jun.

1839 24 p. Chap 00025

Collection of old English garlands: The constant lovers, or, the tragical loves of Jemmy & Nancy of Yarmouth; The bloody gardener; The golden glove; The laidley worm of Spindleslone Heugh [by Duncan Frasier]; Sylvia and Sylvander


24 p. Chap 00028

Collection of popular songs, viz.: The jolly sailor; Betsy Taylor’s lamentation; The hen-peck’d husband; The gallant sailor

Edinburgh Printed for the booksellers

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Collection of Scotch proverbs, containing all the wise sayings and observations of the old people of Scotland

Ramsay, Allan Paisley Printed and published by G. Caldwell

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00006



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00009



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00020



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

9

Collection of Scotch proverbs; containing all the wise sayings and observations of the old people of Scotland


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

Collection of Scots proverbs, consisting of the wise sayings and observations of the old people of Scotland

Ramsay, Allan Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1824 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00017

Collection of Scots proverbs; consisting of the wise sayings and observations of the old people of Scotland

Ramsay, Allan Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1824 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00028

Collier’s wedding, a poem Chicken, Edward

Newcastle Printed by M. Angus and Son

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

Collier’s wedding, a poem Chicken, Edward


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00028

Columbine’s A B C London Published at the Nassau Press

12 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

Comer’s conflict; or, the beginner’s battle with the devil when essaying to come to Christ by faith … The fourth edition

Erskine, Ralph Glasgow Printed by John Bryce

1769 32 p. Chap 00001

Comical adventures of Mr. Jas. Spiller, comedian at Epsom in England, a true humorous tale; to which is added, the pleasant story of Obadiah Mousetrap

Stirling Printed by C. Randall

24 p. Chap 00025

Comical dialogue between Maggy and Janet; “The folly of witless women displayed”; with an Oration on the virtues of the old women … dictated by Janet Clinker and written by Humphry Clinker …

Clinker, Humphry

Edinburgh Printed by and for D. Webster and Son

1820 24 p. Chap 00004

Comical history of Simple John and his twelve misfortunes …

53 [Graham, Dougal]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

Comical history of Simple John and his twelve misfortunes …

53 [Graham, Dougal]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

10

Comical history of the king and the cobbler; containing the entertaining and merry tricks and droll frolics played by the cobbler …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Comical sayings of Paddy from Cork, with his coat buttoned behind …

21 [Graham, Dougal]

Glasgow Printed for the booksel[l]ers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

Comical sayings of Paddy from Cork, with his coat buttoned behind …

21 [Graham, Dougal]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Comical stories of Thrummy Cap and the ghaist; Margaret and the minister; Soda water

16 [Burness, John] Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00006

Comical stories of Thrummy Cap and the ghaist; Margaret and the minister; Soda water

16 [Burness, John] Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Comical tricks of Lothian Tom; with a selection of anecdotes

[Graham, Dougal]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Comin’ thro’ the rye; A lassie lives by yonder burn; We’re a’ noddin’; Thou hast left me ever; My native highland home; Dainty Davie; The thorn; Naebody


8 p. : ill

Chap 00018

Complete collection of original Newcastle coronation songs; comprising all that have been written on the coronation of George IV. By the bards of the Tyne


1822 16 p. : ill.

Chap 00028

Complete toast-master; a collection of toasts and sentiments


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00028

Constant lovers; or, Jemmy and Nancy of Yarmouth … also, The bloody gardener; likewise, A brief history of the Earl of Essex … with a lamentable ballad on his death; to which is added, Daft Watty’s ramble to Carlisle


24 p. Chap 00036

Constant lovers; or, Jemmy and Nancy of Yarmouth … to which is added, Daft Watty’s ramble to Carlisle


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

11

Crafty Chamber-maid in three parts … to wich is added Bow Wow, or Dogs of all kinds

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

Cries in the streets of London Otley William Walker & Sons

12 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

Cries of Banbury and London, and celebrated stories


16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Cruel husband; or, Devonshire tragedy; wherein is related the account of Mr. J. Barton of Topsham …

London [Printed by] J. Evans

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00001

Cruel murder committed by Robert Johnstone on the body of Miss Jane Henderson … on Saturday, 27th June 1863


1863 8 p. Chap 00002

Curious catechism found in an add corner giving a detail of the cause of the present distresses … also, a copy of a petition from the grave-diggers against temperance societies


8 p. Chap 00020

Daniel O’Rourke’s wonderful voyage to the moon; also, Master and man; or, the adventures of Billy MacDaniel

51 [Maginn, Williams]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

Dead alive; a true and particular account of a man who came to life again in the closet of a surgeon after he had been publicly executed …

London Printed and sold by G. Thompson

8 p. Chap 00001

Death & burial of Cock Robin. With coloured engravings

London O. Hodgson [1835?] 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00030

Death and burial of Cock Robin Banbury Printed by J. G. Rusher

16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Death of Wolfe; Love has eyes; The girl of my heart; Sally Roy; Stay, traveller, tarry; The woodland maid


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00004

Description of a voyage in the coal trade; an address to seamen, especially the rising youth; with valuable information to merchant seamen


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

12

Dialogue between John and Thomas on the corn laws, the charter, teetotalism, and the probable remedy for the present disstresses [sic]

Paisley Printed for the author by G. Caldwell

1842 8 p. Chap 00002

Dialogue between John and Thomas on the corn laws, the charter, teetotalism, and the probable remedy for the present distresses [sic]

Paisley Printed for the author by G. Caldwell

1842 8 p. Chap 00006

Disappointed lover; to which are added, Up in the morning; Wellington’s address; My bonny Jean


1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013



1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023



1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Domestic cookery; being a series of plain directions for the preparation of all kinds of food on the cheapest and most economical principles. Part I


1850 24 p. Chap 00018

Dominie depos’d … with the sequel … to which is added, Maggy Johnston’s elegy

Forbes, William Printed for the booksellers

1823 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00017

Dominie deposed … with the sequel; to which is added, Maggy Johnston’s elegy; a noted brewer of twopenny ale

Forbes, William Edinburgh Printed and sold by J. Morren

24 p. Chap 00018

Ducks & green peas; a farce. 1883 34 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

Duke of Gordon’s daughters; to which is added, The challenge


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Duties of noodles of the special staff on nights of General Rejoicing. By Thomas W**B, A.S.S. whipper and hougher; and dedicated (without permission) to the Mare of Gotham

Newcastle Printed for the author by J. Marshall

8 p. Chap 00017

13

Easy lessons for young beginners. Illustrated edition

Alloa Printed and published by Stephen Morison

36 p. : ill.

Chap 00021

Edwin and Emma; to which are added, The meeting of the waters; I’m grieved to leave my comrades all; I ha’e a wife o’ my ain


1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Elcho Castle; or, Edmund & Velina Stirling Printed and sold by C. Randall

1796 12 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

Elegy on Jamie Gemmill, tailor Printed this year 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00020

Elegy on the death of her royal highness, the Princess Charlotte of Wales

Phillips, Charles Newcastle upon Tyne

Printed and sold by J. Marshall

1817 8 p. Chap 00017

Elizabeth or the exiles of Siberia 31 Cottin, M. Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1851 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00007

Elizabeth; or, the exiles of Siberia Cottin, M. 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00006

Elizabeth; or, the exiles of Siberia 20 Cottin, M. Newcastle Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

Elizabeth; or, the exiles of Siberia Cottin, M. Montrose Printed by James Watt

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00018

Evan’s sketch of all religions … exhibiting a concise view of the different sects and denominations into which the Christian world is divided

88 Evans, John Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1851 24 p. Chap 00002

Evan’s sketch of all religions … exhibiting a concise view of the different sects and denominations into which the Christina world is divided

88 Evans, John Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1851 24 p. Chap 00007

Ewe-boughts Marion; to which are added, Nobody coming to marry me; The mountain flower; Caledonia; Beneath the willow tree; The maid of the mill; The king’s anthem


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

14

Ewie wi’ the crooked horn; to which are added, She lives in the valley below; The star of the east; The mill, mill, o; On friendship


1828 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Excellent collection of the best Scotch proverbs

54 Ramsay, Allan Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

Excellent new songs, viz.: Answer to Jessie; Lash’d to the helm; My only jo and dearie o; Three weeks after marriage; For lack of gold she’s left me oh

11 Alnwick Printed and sold by W. Davison

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Excellent new songs, viz.: The soldier’s return; The heaving of the lead; Hal the woodman; The banks o’ Doon

12 Alnwick Printed and sold by W. Davison

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Excellent old Scottish song; The blueberry courtship

Newton-Stewart

Printed for the booksellers by J. M’Nairn

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Excellent old song intitled, Young Beichan and Susie Pye; to which are added, If e’er I do well ‘this a wonder; Roger and Dolly; Drink while you can

20 Glasgow Printed by J. and M. Robertson

1809 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

Execution of the Rev. Pete Vine; being an impartial account of the life, character, behaviour, and last dying words of the Rev. Pete Vine, vicar of Heartland …


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00001

Exploits of Wise Willie and Witty Eppie, the ale-wife of Buckhaven; with a description of their college and coat of arms …

[Graham, Dougal]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

Exploits of Wise Willie and Witty Eppie, the ale-wife of Buckhaven; with a description of their college and coat of arms …

[Graham, Dougal]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

15

Extracts from the life of Thomas Paine, (author of the “Age of reason”)

Paisley Printed for the booksellers [by J. Neilson]

1822 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00020

Fables of Aesop, the celebrated ancient philosopher

Aesop Paisley Printed by Caldwell and Son

1839 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Factor’s garland, a pathetic history … also, The tragedy of Sir James the Rose

Newcastle Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

Factor’s garland. In four parts … Falkirk Printed for the booksellers

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Fair widow, are ye wauking; O I hae lost my silken snood; Madame Jane; When merry hearts were gay; The Irish fisherman


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Family receipt book; a selection of receipts, advices, and directions relative to housekeeping, cleaning, &c. …


1850 24 p. Chap 00007

Famous and memorable history of the battle on Chevy-Chace … to which is added, An old ballad on the same subject


1811 20 p. Chap 00025

Famous history of the two unfortunate lovers, Hero & Leander


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Famous history of Valentine & Orson 128 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Famous history of Valentine & Orson 128 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Farmer; to which are added, Lilies of the valley; Young Allan; Last may a braw wooer; The careful wife


1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Female policy detected, or, the arts of designing women laid open

124 [Ward, Edward] Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Fireside traveller Otley William Walker & Sons

12 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

16

Five excellent songs: The flower o’ Dumblane; The yellow hair’d laddie; The meeting of the waters; Life is like a summer flower; Bruce’s address

Newton-Stewart

Printed and sold by J. M’Nairn

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Five favourite songs: The golden glove; The answer; Get up and bar the door; The chough and crow; Now ye’re far awa’ love


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

Flower of Dumblane, a new love song; to which is added, We’ve ay been provided for; The tankard of ale … and, Ianthe the lovely

Falkirk [Printed by] T. Johnston

1814 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00018

Four excellent songs, viz.: Kelly-burn braes; The lee rig; The rose’s hue; The sun in the west, fa’s to rest in the e’enin’

Edinburgh [Printed by A.] Robertson

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

Four excellent songs, viz: The boatie rows; The lass of Patie’s mill; Jock O’Hazledean; Tak’ your auld cloak about ye

Stirling Printed by E. Johnstone

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00006

Four excellent songs, viz: The boatie rows; The lass of Patie’s mill; Jock O’Hazledean; Tak’ your auld cloak about ye


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

Four excellent songs, viz: The boatie rows; The lass of Patie’s mill; Jock O’ Hazledean; Tak’ your auld cloak about ye


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Four excellent songs: The Yorkshire Irishman; The Irish smuggler; The king of the fairies; Get up and bar the door


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

Four interesting tales: A singular adventure; The robber; The red nose; The Newfoundland dog


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

17

Four new songs: Daft Jamie; The two emigrants; The lea rig; Irish hafts for English blades

Newton-Stewart


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Four popular songs, viz.: Alice Gray; My mither men’t my auld breeks; Will the weaver; and, O wat ye wha’s in yon town


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

Four popular songs, viz.: Alice Gray; My mither men’t my auld breeks; Will the weaver; and, O wat ye wha’s in yon town


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Four popular songs: Roger and Nelly; Gae tak’ your auld cloak about ye; A lassie lives by yonder burn; Low down in the broom


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00006

Four songs: The braes of Gleniffer, Shannon and Chesapeake, Fourteenth of April, Fly not yet

Kilmarnock Printed for the booksellers

[ca. 1800?]

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00030

French dragooning; or, Popish persecution as it was practiced and executed upon the French Protestants by Lewis XIV in the year 1686. By the famous Monsieur Claude …

Claude, Jean 8 p. Chap 00001

Full account of the dreadful explosion of Wallsend Colliery, by which 101 human beings perished …

Newcastle Printed and sold by W. Fordyce

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

Full account of the dreadful explosion of Wallsend Colliery, by which 101 human beings perished …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

Full and true account of one John Jones, a gentleman’s son in Wiltshire, whose father left him an estate of 1200l a year …


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00001

Fun upon fun; or, Leper the tailor … [Graham, Dougal]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00006

18

Fun upon fun; or, Leper the tailor. In two parts. With a selection of entertaining anecdotes

[Graham, Dougal]

Falkirk Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Fun upon fun; or, Leper the tailor. In two parts. With a selection of entertaining anecdotes

[Graham, Dougal]


24 p. Chap 00025

Funny story and humourous jest book 8 p. Chap 00025

Gae tak your auld cloak about ye; Low down in the broom; John Anderson, my jo; Woodland mai[d]


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00018

Garland of Christmas carols Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Robert Robinson 20 p. Chap 00029

Garland of new songs: Allen A-Dale; Paddy Carey; Ma chere amie; William Tell; Oh the moment was sad; The cottage on the moor

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00009


Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00009


Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022


Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

Garland of new songs: Barbary Bell; Sally Gray; On the peace

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Garland of new songs: Bess the Gawkie; Blythe was she; Yorkshireman in London; Pray Goody

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

Garland of new songs: Bess the Gawkie; Blythe was she; Yorkshireman in London; Pray goody

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

19

Garland of new songs: Bess the Gawkie; Blythe was she; Yorkshireman in London; Pray goody

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

Garland of new songs: Crockery’s lamentation; Death of Abercrombie; The soldier’s funeral; The wounded hussar; The banks of the Dee; The blind boy; Poor mad Margery

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

Garland of new songs: God save the king; Rule Britannia; The jubilee; General Wolfe; The trumpet sounds a victory

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

Garland of new songs: God save the king; Rule Britannia; The jubilee; General Wolfe; The trumpet sounds a victory

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

Garland of new songs: God save the King; Rule, Britannia; The jubilee; General Wolfe; The trumpet sounds a victory

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

Garland of new songs: Lovely Kitty; Woo’d and married and a’; The battle of Sherra-Muir; If he will take the hint; By the gaily circling glass

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00009


Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00009


Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00009


Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

20


Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill

Chap 00022

Garland of new songs: Lovely kitty; Woo’d and married and a’; The battle of Sherra-Muir; If he will take the hint; By the gaily circling glass

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

Garland of new songs: Muirland Willie; Maggy Lauder; As I walk’d by myself; Sandy o’er the Lee


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Garland of new songs: Muirland Willie; Maggy Lauder; As I walk’d by myself; Sandy o’er the lee


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

Garland of new songs: O how I love somebody; The pretty maid milking her cow; Of a’ the airts the win’ can blaw; The banks of the dee

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

Garland of new songs: Oh lady fair; Steady she goes; Poor frantic Mary; Thomas Clutterbuck and Polly Higginbottom; Plato’s advice; Dulce domum

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

Garland of new songs: Sweet Willy o’ the green; The Yorkshire concert; The Yorkshire Irishman; The woodland maid

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

Garland of new songs: The battle of the Nile; Tom Starboard; The sailor’s adieu; Tom Bowling; True courage; The sea boy

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

Garland of new songs: The battle of the Nile; Tom Starboard; The sailor’s adieu; Tom Bowling; True courage; The sea boy

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

21

Garland of new songs: The Bay of Biscay, O; All’s well; Poor Joe the marine; The mid watch; The sea-boy; The sailor’s adieu


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

Garland of new songs: The Bay of Biscay, O; All’s well; Poor Joe the marine; The mid watch; The sea-boy; The sailor’s adieu

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

Garland of new songs: The bay of Biscay, o; All’s well; Poor Joe the Marine; The mid watch; The sea-boy; The sailor’s adieu


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

Garland of new songs: The blackbird; Forestalling done over; Mrs. Flinn and the bold dragoon; A bull in a china shop; The wauking of the fauld

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Garland of new songs: The bonny Scotch Lad and his bonnet so blue; The blackbird; My sailor dear shall guard my pillow; Bundle of truths

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

Garland of new songs: The death of Nelson; Lochaber; The yellow-hair’d laddie; Whistle and I’ll come to you, my lad; The Yorkshire concert

Newcastle upon Tyne


8p. : ill.

Chap 00009

Garland of new songs: The death of Nelson; Lochaber; The yellow-hair’d laddie; Whistle and I’ll come to you my lad; The Yorkshire concert

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

Garland of new songs: The death of Nelson; Lochaber; The yellow-hair’d laddie; Whistle and I’ll come to you, my lad; The Yorkshire concert

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

Garland of new songs: The fairest of the fair; Here’s health, &c.; Giles Scroggins’ ghost; My only jo’ an’ dearie o; The beautiful maid; The royal love letter

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

22

Garland of new songs: The storm, by Mrs. Robinson; A free mason’s song; My eye and Betty Martin

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

Garland of new songs: The storm, by Mrs. Robinson; A Free Mason’s song; My eye and Betty Martin

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

Garland of new songs: The tempest; The old commodore; Sweet Poll of Plymouth; Tom Starboard

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

Garland of new songs: The tempest; The old commodore; Sweet Poll of Plymouth; Tom Starboard

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

Garland of new songs: Tweed side; My Nanie, O; Highland laddie; Up iin the morning early; Flowers of the forest

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

Garland of new songs: Tweed side; My Nanie, O; Highland laddie; Up in the morning early; Flowers of the forest

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

Garland of new songs: Tweed side; My nanie, o; Highland laddie; Up in the morning early; Flowers of the forest

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00031

Garland of new songs: Will Watch the bold smuggler; Jockey to the fair; Come, haste to the wedding; The maid of Bedlam; Jenny Nettles

Newcastle upon Tyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

George and Britain save; to which are added, The plowman’s ditty; Lay thy loof in mine lassie; By Logan streams


1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

George Barnewel. London; New York


1883 52 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

Ghaists; a kirk-yard eclogue Fergusson, Robert

Paisley Printed for R. Smith

1796 8 p. Chap 00020

Ghost of my uncle; to which is added, The outwitted tax-gatherer


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

23



24 p. Chap 00025



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Gloamin’ buchte. London; New York

Field & Tuer; Hamilton

1883 22 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

God’s judgment against false swearing; giving an account of one Mr. Richards and his wife …

London Printed and sold by H. Evans

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00029

Golden dreamer; or, dreamers’ interpreter, clearly showing how all …

Newcastle-on-Tyne

[B]owman 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

Golden dreamer; or, dreamers’ interpreter; clearly showing how all things past, present, and to come may be ascertained by means of dreams; to which is added, A correct signification of moles

Newcastle-on-Tyne

Bowman 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Golden dreamer; or, dreams realized, containing the interpretation of a great variety of dreams


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

Golden dreamer; or, dreams realized; containing the interpretation of a great variety of dreams, disclosing the secrets of futurity

Kilmarnock Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

Goldfinch, a new song book; containing the following celebrated songs …


24 p. Chap 00028

Grand musical festival. Songs, glees, duets, choruses, &c. sung at the grand concerts at the Theatre-Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne, Oct. 5th. 6th. And 8th. 1824. By Madame Catalani, Mrs. Salmon …


16 p. : ill.

Chap 00028

Great fight at Gateshead between Cumberland Hodge and Brimstone Harry

Doublespur, Dr. Newcastle Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

24

Great fight at Gateshead between Cumberland Hodge and Brimstone Harry

Doublespur, Dr. Newcastle Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

Grog; Row, brothers, row; On a bank of flowers; Here’s to the soger wha bled; Lovely Jean


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

Grog; Row, brothers, row; On a bank of flowers; Here’s to the soger wha bled; Lovely Jean


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Hallow fair; to which are added, Queen Mary’s lamentation; The contented lover; Ungrateful Nanny; Homeward bound


1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

Hark away; The boys of Kilkenny; The land of delight; The plowman; Love in the horrors


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Hark away; The boys of Kilkenny; The land of delight; The plowman; Love in the horrors


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Haughs and Crumdel … to which are added, The broom of Cowdenknowes; The highland plaid


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00004

Haughs of Crumdel … to which are added, The broom of Cowdenknowes; The highland plaid


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Haughs of Crumdel … to which are added, The broom of Cowdenknowes; The highland plaid


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

He comes from the wars; Love’s young dream; A soldiers gratitude; Father Paul; My fond shepherds; King David was a soldier


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

25



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Heaving of the lead; Lash’d to the helm; The lass o’ Arranteenie; Cauld blaws the wind; Dearest Ellen; From the white-blossom’d Sloe


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00004

Heaving of the lead; Lash’d to the helm; The lass o’ Arranteenie; Cauld blaws the wind; Dearest Ellen; From the white-blossom’d Sloe


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00020

Hermit of Warkworth; a Northumberland ballad in three fits or cantos

Percy, Thomas Manchester Printed and sold by G. Bancks

[6]; 36 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

Hermit of Warkworth; a Northumberland tale

Percy, Thomas Alnwick Printed and sold by W. Davison

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

Hermit of Warkworth; a Northumberland tale. In three parts


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

Hermit of Warkworth; a Northumberland tale. In three parts

Percy, Thomas Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00018

Highland Harry; to which are added, The braes o’ Gleniffer; The highland widow; Jeanie’s black e’e; Jamie o’ the glen; My wife’s a winsome wee thing; The rosy brier


1828 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Highland piper’s advice to drinkers; to which are added, Home, sweet sweet home; Wallace’s lament; Connel and Flora; Here is the glen; Oh hey Johny lad; and, Charlie is my darling

Airdrie Printed by J. & J. Neil

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00006



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

26



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Highland plaid; Irish providence; The braw wooer; I’ll love thee no more


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00020

Hills o’ Gallowa; to which are added, Last May a braw wooer; Green grows the rashes o; Sweet the rose blaws


1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

History of Abraham, Isaac, & Jacob … to which is added, An account of Jonah’s mission to the Ninevites


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

History of Abraham, Isaac, & Jacob … to which is added, An account of Jonah’s mission to the Ninevites


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00007

History of Adam Bell, Clim of the Clough, and William of Cloudeslie

Newcastle Printed by M. Angus and Son

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

History of Ali Baba and the forty thieves, destroyed by a slave


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

History of all religions; in particular the churches, parties, and sectaries of the holy Christian religion …

Campell, A [Paisley] Printed for the booksellers [by] J. Neilson

1822 24 p. Chap 00017

History of beauty and the beast Glasgow Published by Francis Orr & Son

[24 p.] Chap 00037

History of Blue Beard 42 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1852 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

History of Buckhaven; or, the exploits of Wise Willie and Witty Eppie

[Graham, Dougal]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

27

History of Carlisle, ancient and modern … also, Carlisle Yetts, a poem … Gretna green excursions and adventures, the bridges, and other information


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

History of Carlisle, ancient and modern … also, Carlisle Yetts, a poem … Gretna green excursions and adventures, the bridges, and other information


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

History of Charles Jones, the footman … also, On pride & the country clergyman [by Oliver Goldsmith]

[More, Hannah] Paisley Printed by Caldwell and Son

1839 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

History of Charles Jones, the footman … also, On pride & the country clergyman [by Oliver Goldsmith]

[More, Hannah] Paisley Printed by Caldwell and Son

1839 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

History of Charles Jones, the footman; shewing how he raised …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

History of Charles Jones, the footman; shewing how he raised himself from the humble station of a boot-boy

45 [More, Hannah] Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

History of Charles Jones, the footman; shewing how he raised himself from the humble station of a foot-boy …

45 [More, Hannah] Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

History of Cinderella, or the little glas slipper


1852 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

History of Cinderella; or, the little glass slipper


1852 22 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

History of Cinderella; or, the little glass slipper; to which is added, The babes in the wood


24 p. Chap 00025

History of Cinderella; or, the little glass slipper; to which is added, The babes in the wood


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

History of Dick Whittington, Lord Mayor of London; with the adventures of his cat


16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

28

History of Donald and his dog; to which is added a collection of songs


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

History of Donald and his dog; to which is added a collection of songs


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

History of Dr. Faustus … with an account of how the devil came for him at the end of 24 years, and tore him to pieces.


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

History of Dr. Faustus; shewing his wicked life and horrid death and how he sold himself to the devil …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

History of Duncan Campbell and his dog Oscar

10 [Hogg, James] Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

History of Duncan Campbell and his dog Oscar. From Hogg’s Evening Tales

Hogg, James Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1824 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00017

History of Duncan Campell and his dog Oscar


24 p. Chap 00025

History of Eugene Aram, who was convicted at York assizes of the murder of Danl. Clark of Knaresborough …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00024



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00026



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

History of Fair Rosamond and Queen Eleanor

Newcastle-on-Tyne

J. Ross 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

29

History of Fair Rosamond, otherwise Eleanor Clifford, and her royal paramour, Henry the Second, king of England …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

History of Fortunatus; to which are added, The lives and adventures of Ampedo and Andolocia, his two sons


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

History of George Barnwell, the London apprentice

Newcastle J. Ross 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

History of Jack and the bean-stalk 162 Glasgow Published by Francis Orr & Sons

[24 p.] Chap 00037

History of Jack the giant killer; containing his birth and parentage …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00004

History of Jack the giant killer; containing his birth and parentage …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

History of James Allan, the celebrated Northumberland piper; giving an account of his parentage, education …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

History of James Allan, the celebrated Northumberland piper; giving an account of his parentage …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

History of Jane Shore, concubine to King Edward IV … also, Brief remarks on other unfortunate beauties who were royal favourites


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

History of Joseph & his brethren … to which is added, The life, journeyings, and death of the apostle Paul


[18--?] 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

30

History of Mahomet, the great imposter; containing his birth and parentage …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

History of Moses; giving an account of his birth …


[1840-1850]

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

History of Moses; giving an account of his birth …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00007

History of Parismus, Prince of Bohemia; containing his battles over the Persians …


24 p. Chap 00025

History of Paul Jones, the pirate Newcastle Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

History of Paul Jones, the pirate 101 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

History of Prince Charles Edward Stuart, commonly called the Pretender


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

History of Prince Charles Edward Stuart; called by some “The Young Pretender” but more frequently, in the north, The Young Chevalier, or, Bonnie Prince Charlie


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

History of Sir William Wallace, the renowned Scottish champion; containing an account of his valiant transactions against the English …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

History of Stoney Bowes, otherwise Andrew Robinson Bowes; being a minute memoir of this infamous and notorious character …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

31

History of the Bible; a selection of the most interesting stories, incidents, and narratives from the Old and New Testament


1851 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00007

History of the blind beggar of Bethnal Green, shewing his birth and parentage …

London [ca. 1800?]

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00030

History of the Earl of Derwentwater … also, A copy of pathetic verses, “The Earl of Derwentwater’s farewell”


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

History of the Earl of Derwentwater; his life, adventures, trial and execution … also, A copy of pathetic verses

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Printed and published by J. Ross

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00018

History of the kings & queens of Scotland and England; from the reign of James the First to Victoria the First. Part II


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00006

History of the Lambton worm … to which is annexed, a prose account of the same … also, The laidley worm of Spindleston Heugh by Duncan Frasier, the Cheviot bard


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

History of the life and death of the great warrior Robert Bruce, king of Scotland


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00006

History of the life and death of the great warrior Robert Bruce, king of Scotland


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

History of the plague in London in 1665; with suitable reflections

Bath [Printed and] sold by S. Hazard [etc]

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00029

History of the rebellion in Scotland in 1745; giving an account of the battles fought between the rebels and the king’s forces

Falkirk Printed and sold by T. Johnston

24 p. Chap 00025

32

History of the sleeping beauty in the wood


1852 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

History of the wits jubilee; or, the cheerful companion, containing variety of diverting jests … By the famous Mr. Merryman and Ben. Johnson

Merryman, Frank

Edinburgh 1793 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00034

History of the yellow dwarf 47 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1852 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

History of Thomas Hickathrift 75 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

History of Tom Thumb Banbury Printed by J. G. Rusher

16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

History of Tynemouth, its priory & castle; and, Stranger’s guide by railway or turnpike …

Newcastle upon Tyne

[Printed by] W. & T. Fordyce

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

History of Valentine and Orson … Printed for the company of walking stationers

[1790?] 16 p. : ill.

Chap 00030

History of Whittington and his cat 43 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1852 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

History of Whittington and his cat; and the story of Puss in Boots

161 Glasgow Published by Francis Orr & Sons

24 p. Chap 00032

Holy and happy church the abode of the God of love; a sermon preached in Belmont Street Church … published by request of the elders and managers

Sedgewick, Robert

Aberdeen Lewis Smith [etc.]

1849 36 p. Chap 00018

Humorous history of Simple John and his twelve misfortunes

[Graham, Dougal]

16 p. Chap 00025

Hurrah for the bonnets of blue; Pray Goddy; Donald of Dundee; The cypress wreath; I’d be a butterfly; Oh say not women’s love is bought; He’s o’er the hills that I lo’e weel; The captive maniac


1829 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

33

Hurrah for the bonnets of blue; Pray Goody; Donald of Dundee; The cypress wreath; I’d be a butterfly; Oh say not women’s love is bought; He’s o’er the hills that I lo’e weel; The captive maniac


1829 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00004



1829 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023



1829 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Hutting of Chevy-Chase, a bloody battle, fought by Earls Douglas and Percy …


[1835?] 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00030

Imperial dream-book; or, the book of destiny laid open; clearly showing how all things past, present and to come may be ascertained by means of dreams …

Durham Printed by George Walker, Jun

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

Interesting history of Robert Burns; the Ayrshire bard


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

Interesting story of Cinderella and her glass slipper


16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Interesting story of the children in the wood, an historical ballad


16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Interpretation of dreams and moles; with other curios matters relating to love and courtship


24 p. Chap 00017

Irish assassin, or the misfortunes of the Family of O’Donnel

77 Vincent, Henry Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

34

Irish assassin; or, the misfortunes of the family of O’Donnel


[1840?] 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005



[1840?] 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Iron shroud; or, Italian revenge Paisley Printed by Caldwell and Son

1839 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00002


1839 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00007

Iron shroud; or, Italian revenge 149 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008


1839 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00024


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Jack & Jill and old Dame Gill Banbury Printed by J. G. Rusher

16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Jack the giant killer, a hero celebrated by ancient historians


16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Jemmy & Nancy of Yarmouth; [or the constant lovers; in four parts]

London; New York

Field & Tuer; Simpkin. …

1883 34 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

Jemmy & Nancy of Yarmouth; or, the constant lovers … also, The bloody gardener, a brief history of the Earl of Essex, with a lamentable ballad on his death; and, Daft Watty’s ramble to Carlisle

Newcastle [Printed by] W. & T. Fordyce

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

Jim Crow; Hey for a lass wi’ a tocher; Mary of Castlecary; Haud awa frae me Donald; This is no my plaid; Of a’ the airts the wind can blaw; Auld langsyne


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00006

35

Jim Crow’s song-book. Contents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crow …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00028

John Anderson my jo; Low down in the broom; It was upon a lammas night; The banks of Doon; Land of the leal; Lubin is away


1828 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012



1828 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00020



1828 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

John Cunningham 1883 34 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

Johnnie Cope; to which are added, Whistle o’er the lave o’t; My dear highland laddie, o; The maid in Bedlam


1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Jolly beggar; Neil Gow’s fareweel; My kimmer and I; Rob Morris


1823 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Jolly beggar; to which are added, The Duke of Argyle’s courtship to an English lady; and, The weaver’s daughter


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Katharine Ogie; to which is added, John Anderson, my jo; Jean Anderson, my jo; Maria


Chap 00012

Kiss dear maid; And has she then fail’d ; The boys of Kilkenny; Come to the bower; Fair Jenny; Banks of Gree; Roy’s wife


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00018

36

Laird of Cool’s ghost; being a copy of several conferences and meetings that passed betwixt the Rev. Mr. Ogilvie … and the ghost of Mr. Maxwell

Ogilvie, William Falkirk Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Laird of Cool’s ghost; being several conferences and meetings betwixt the Reverend Mr. Ogilvie … and the ghost of Mr. Maxwell, late Laird of Cool; as it was found in Mr. Ogilvie’s closet after his death, written with his own hand

48 Ogilvie, William Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

Lament for Abercrombie; to which are added, The harper of Mull; John Anderson my jo John; Wood of Craigie lea; Let drunkards


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Lament of Flora M’Donald; to which are added, Within a mile of Edinburgh; Tweedside; Go, plaintive sounds; Yellow-haired laddie; and, The Lord’s Marie


1828 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Lass o’ Ballochmyle; Auld Rob Morris; Wandering Willie; For a’ that and a’ that; Meg o’ the mill


1823 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00020

Lays of St. Mungo; or, the minstrelsy of the west; with biographical and historical notes. Second series

Lemon, James Glasgow Published by Smith & Watson

1845 96 p. Chap 00021

Life & visions of Nicholas Hart; in which are particularly described, the state of blessed spirits in the heavenly Canaan; and also, a description of the condition of the damned …

Hill, William Newcastle upon Tyne


24 p. Chap 00017

Life [of] Jack Sheppard the notorious house and gaol breaker

Newcastle-on-Tyne

Bowman 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

Life and adventures of Gen. Israel Putnam, an officer in the British army; giving an account of his uncommon bravery …

Falkirk Printed by T. Johnston

1817 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

37

Life and adventures of Robin Hood 34 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1855 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

Life and adventures of Robin Hood 34 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1855 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

Life and adventures of Robinson Crusoe

40 [Defoe, Daniel] Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1858 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00006


40 [Defoe, Daniel] Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1858 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00026


[Defoe, Daniel] Banbury Printed by J. G. Rusher

16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Life and astonishing adventures of Peter Williamson who was carried off when a child from Aberdeen and sold for a slave

83 Williamson, Peter


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Life and astonishing adventures of Peter Williamson, who was carried off when a child from Aberdeen and sold for a slave

83 Williamson, Peter


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

Life and astonishing adventures of Peter Williamson, who was carried off when a child from Aberdeen and sold for a slave


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

Life and death of Judas Iscariot, or the lost and undone son of perdition


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00007

Life and death of Robin hood, the renowned out-law, and the famous exploits performed by him and Little John


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Life and death of Robin Hood, the renowned out-law, who lived and died A.D. 1198 …


24 p. Chap 00025

Life and death of Robin Hood, the renowned out-law; and the famous exploits performed by him and Little John


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

38

Life and death of Tom Thumb, the little giant; and, Grumbo the great giant, king of the country of eagles.

Edinburgh Printed at the foot of the Horsewynd

12 p. : ill.

Chap 00018

Life and history of Mary, queen of Scots

165 Glasgow Francis Orr & Sons

34 p. Chap 00006

Life and meritorious transactions of John Knox, the great Scottish reformer


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

Life and prophecies of Alexander Peden


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Life and surprising adventures of that renowned hero Sir William Wallace


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Life and surprising adventures of that renowned hero, Sir W. Wallace

Durham [Printed by] G. Walker Jun.

1838 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

Life and transactions of Mrs. Jane Shore, concubine to King Edward IVth; Adventure of Allan Barclay, a private soldier in the ___ regiment; Love and torture


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

Life and transactions of Mrs. Jane Shore, concubine to King Edward IVth; Adventure of Allan Barclay … Love and torture


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Life and transations of Mrs. Jane Shore concubine to King Edward IVth; Adventure of Allan Barclay, a private soldier in the ___ regiment; Love and torture


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

Life and unparalleled voyages and adventures of Ambrose Gwinnett … written by himself

21 [Bickerstaffe, Issac]


1850 24 p. Chap 00005

Life and voyages of the apostle Paul 91 Fleetwood, John Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

1851 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00007

Life and wonderful adventures of Robinson Crusoe. Embellished with engravings on wood

46 [Defoe, Daniel] Glasgow Francis Orr & Sons

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

39

Life of Ann Moore of Tutbury in Staffordshire; giving an account of her wonderful existence without food for above three years past …

Anderson, Edward


8 p. Chap 00017

Life of Bamfylde Moore Carew, king of the beggars

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Life of Bamfylde Moore Carew, sometimes king of the beggars; containing an accurate history of his travels, voyages, and adventures

Edinburgh Published by Oliver & Boyd

1812 36 p. Chap 00021

Life of Jack Sheppard, the notorious house and gaol breaker

Newcastle-on-Tyne

Bowman 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Life of Jack Sprat Banbury Printed by J. G. Rusher

16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Life of Louis Philippe, late king of the French; containing a correct account of his early education …


1850 24 p. Chap 00007

Life of Mansie Wauch, tailor in Dalkeith

79 [Moir, David MacBeth]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Life of Napoleon Bonaparte; containing a correct account of his early education, his military career …


1850 24 p. Chap 00006

Life of Napoleon Bonaparte; containing a correct account of his early education, his military career …


1850 24 p. Chap 00007

Life of our Blessed Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ; containing an account of his birth …


1851 24 p. Chap 00026

Life of Richard Turpin, a most notorious highwayman; giving a particular account of all his daring robberies and burglaries, trial, execution, burial, &c.


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

40



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00024



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Life of the Duke of Wellington; containing an account of his early life …


1850 24 p. Chap 00002

Life of the martyr John Brown of Priesthill … also, An account of his companions in suffering …

Kilmarnock Printed by H. Crawford

1825 24 p. Chap 00017

Life of the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel; containing a sketch of his birth, parentage, early life, political career, &c.


1851 24 p. Chap 00007

Life, trial and behaviour of Miss Mary Smith of Thornbury in Gloucestershire, who poisoned her father, Sir John Smith for love of a young man …

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00001

41

Lilies of the Valley; to which are added, Hills of Gallowa; The birks o’ Aberfeldy; The banks o’ Clyde; How sweet the rose blaws


1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Lilies of the valley; to which are added, This is no my plaid for Charly; Johnny Bluster dwalt on Clyde


1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Liverpool tragedy; or, a warning to disobedient children and covetous parents …


8 p. Chap 00001

London jingles and country tales, for young people


16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Long pack; a Northumberland tale an hundred years old

[Hogg, James] Newcastle Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

Long pack; a Northumbrian tale about an hundred & sixty year old

1883 34 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

Long pack; or, The robbers discovered, a Scottish story by the Ettrick Shepherd.


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

Long pack; or, the robbers discovered: a Scottish story. By the Ettrick shepherd


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

Long pack; or, the robbers discovered: a Scottish story. By the Ettrick shepherd


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Loss of the pack; to which is added, The auld sark sleeve

Wilson, Alexander


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00020

Loss of the pack; to which is added, The pack’s address

[Wilson, Alexander]

8 p. Chap 00002

Loss of the pack; to which is added, The pack’s address

[Wilson, Alexander]

8 p. Chap 00023

Lost and undone son of perdition; or, the life and death of Judas Iscariot


1828 24 p. Chap 00025

Lovley Jean; to which are added, The bush aboon Traquair; The lass in yon town; The pitcher; The death of Wolfe


1820 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

42

Madrid shaver’s singular adventures and wonderful escape from the Spanish Inquisition; a true story


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Madrid shaver’s singular adventures, and wonderful escape from the Spanish Inquisition; a true story


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

Maggy Lauther; to which are added, The pitcher; Bonny Jean; Yarrow braes


1823 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Magic oracle; or conjuror’s guide; containing the whole art of legerdemain …


1856 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

Maid and magpie, a pathetic tale, founded on fact; together with [Robert] Southey’s poem on Mary, the maid of the inn

Durham Published by W. W. Murray

1854 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

Malefactor reformed; or, the life of Philip P____. of Birmingham; containing his reflections …

written by himself

London Printed and sold by J. Evans and Son [etc]

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00001

Margaret and the minister; a true tale; to which is added, Soda water


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00006



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Mary the maid of the inn Newcastle Printed by J. Ross 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

Mary the maid of the inn; an interesting narrative detailing the singular way she discovered her lover to be a robber and murderer …

Alnwick Printed and sold by W. Davison

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

Mathews’ song book; a collection of the most popular original songs sung by Mr. Mathews …


24 p. Chap 00028

Medical guide; containing plain and simple directions for the treatment of the more common diseases


1850 24 p. Chap 00007

43

Medley, a new song book; being a choice collection of 27 celebrated new songs …


24 p. Chap 00028

Melancholy consequences of two sea storms; being an account of the shipwreck … on board of which was Donald Campbell … and A narrative of the loss of the Halsewell East-Indiaman, Capt. Richard Pierce …

Dunbar Printed for and sold by G. Miller

24 p. Chap 00025

Melodist, a new song book; being a rare and choice collection of the most celebrated new songs …


24 p. Chap 00028

Memoir of the Reverend David Wilson … also, an account of his funeral and an elegy to his memory; with a selection of his favourite sonnets from the Rev. Ralph Erskine’s works


1825 24 p. Chap 00017

Memoirs of the life of The Right Honourable C. J. Fox, the man of the people …


1823 24 p. Chap 00017

Merry exploits of Poor Robin, the merry saddler of Walden; containing many merry passages of his life …


1822 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00017

Merry frolics; or, the comical cheats of Swalpo, a notorious pickpocket; and, The merry pranks of Roger the clown

[London] Reprinted by J. Jones

16 p. : ill

Chap 00029

Merry tales of the wise men of Gotham

110 [Boorde, Andrew]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Merry tales of the wise men of Gotham

[Boorde, Andrew]

Stirling Printed and sold by C. [Randall]

24 p. Chap 00025

Miseries of poor simple innocent silly Tam

[Graham, Dougal]

8 p. Chap 00019

44

Molly O’Rigge; Sit ye awhile and tipple a bit; The delights of wine; Caledonia, native land, The warrior bard; Beadle of the parish


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Monk and the miller’s wife [Ramsay, Allan] 8 p. Chap 00019

Monk and the miller’s wife; a comic tale

72 [Ramsay, Allan] Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

Mother bunch’s golden fortune teller; a new and approved guide to the future

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Bowman 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

Mother Bunch’s golden fortune teller; a new and approved guide to the future

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Bowman 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Mother Bunch’s golden fortune-teller Newcastle Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

Muses; being a choice collection of the most celebrated and popular songs …


24 p. Chap 00028

Napoleon Bonaparte’s book of fate 104 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Napoleon’s book of fate Newcastle-upon-Tyne

W. R. Walker 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00018

Narrative of the battle of Bothwell Bridge … by the Laird of Torfoot …

[Brownlee, Thomas]

Newton-Stewart

Published and sold by J. M’Nairn

24 p. Chap 00025

Narrative of the battles of Drumclog and Bothwell Bridge

1 [Brownlee, Thomas]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Narrative of the life of Jane Smyth; being a statement of the sufferings and privations she has undergone

Sunderland Printed by W. Gracie

1831 36 p. Chap 00017

Negro minstrel; containing a choice selection of the most popular negro songs. No. I


1850 24 p. Chap 00006

45

New golden dreamer; a true interpretation of dreams, with other curious matter regarding love and courtship

Newcastle Printed by John Ross

12 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

New guide to matrimony; or, the whole art of courtship; containing a collection of ingenious letters on love and marriage and hints to young women

Newcastle-on-Tyne

Bowman 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

New history of a true book, in verse Bath [Printed and] sold by S. Hazard [etc]

12 p. : ill.

Chap 00029

New hocus pocus; containing the art of performing the newest tricks with dice, cards, cups, &c. By the great magician


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

New scrap-book; a selection of choice bon mots, Irish blunders, rapartees, anecdotes, &c


[185-?] 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

New song called Auld Scotia free; to which are added, O Helen thou art my darling; The lovely lass of Allan-down; Will ye go to the ewe bughts; and, A lamentation for the deatd of the brave McKay


[1825?] 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00002



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

46



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Newcastle songster, being a collection of curious and interesting local songs. New Series. No. 1 and 5

Newcastle Printed and sold by John Ross

48 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

Newcastle songster: being a collection of curious & interesting local songs. New Series. No. 1, 3, 4, and 5


96 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

Newcastle songster: being a collection of curious & interesting local songs. New Series. No. 2


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00028

Night frae hame, oration on teetotalization; and, Parody on the last rose of summer

Paisley Printed by G. Caldwell and Son

1842 8 p. Chap 00002

Night frae hame; Oration on teetotalization; and, Parody on the last rose of summer

Paisley Printed by G. Caldwell and Son

1842 8 p. Chap 00006

Nixon’s original Cheshire prophecies, published from authentic manuscripts, with many interesting particulars of their fulfillment; and, An account of the life of Nixon

Nixon, Robert Otley Printed by William Walker

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

Nursery poems from the ancient and modern poets


16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Nursery rhymes from the royal collections


16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Odds and ends, or, a groat’s-worth of fun for a penny; being a collection of the best jokes, comic stories, anecdotes, bon mots, &c.


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

47

Odds and ends, or, a groat’s-worth of fun for a penny; being a collection of the best jokes, comic stories, anecdotes, bon mots, &c.


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Old mother Hubbard and her dog Banbury Printed by J. G. Rusher

16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Pack’s address; to which is added, The loss of the pack

[by Alexander Wilson]

8 p. Chap 00006

Paisley Repository. No. I, III, VIII, XII, XXIII

Paisley [Printed for J. Millar by Andrew Young and J. Neilson]

66 p. Chap 00023

Paisley Repository. No. I, XIV and XXIII


28 p. Chap 00024

Paisley Repository. No. XXII and XXIII


16 p. Chap 00006

Palamon and Arcite; or, The knight’s tale … modernized by Mr. Dryden. In three books

Chaucer, Geoffrey

Manchester Printed and sold by G. Bancks

76 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

Pathetic history of George Barnwell, the London apprentice; who, by keeping company, and following the advice of a woman of the town, was reduced to the lowest pitch of infamy …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

Pathetic sufferings of Louisa Hardwood, who was seduced by Lieutenant Harris … to wich is added, a song composed and sung by herself while in prison …

Hardwood, Louisa

London Printed and sold by G. Thompson

8 p. Chap 00001

Peck o’ Maut; to which are added, This is no my plaid; The highland courtship


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

48

Peep at Bartholomew Fair; containing an interesting account of the amusements and diversions of that famous metropolitan carnival …

London R. MacDonald 12 p. : ill.

Chap 00018

Pilgrim’s progress from this world to that which is to come

43 [Bunyan, John] Glasgow Published by Orr and Sons

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

Plant of renown: being two sermons preached by the Rev. Ebenezer Erskine, late minister of the gospel in Stirling

135 Erskine, Ebenezer


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

Poetic trifles for young gentlemen & ladies


16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Polemo-Middinia; Carmen macaronicum. Auctore Gulielmo Drummondo, ab Hawthornden

Drummond, William, of Hawthornden

Edinburgh Apud Tho. & Wal. Ruddimannos

1750 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

Popular Irish stories; a collection of the most interesting tales and legend of Ireland …


1850 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

Popular stories of the spectre bridegroom; and the mason of Granada


1850 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

Prophecies of Thomas the Rhymer; and the comical story of Thrummy Cap & the ghaist [by John Burness]

114 Thomas, of Ercildoune, called the Rhymer


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

Prophecies of Thomas the Rhymer; and the comical story of Thrummy Cap & the ghaist [by John Burness]

114 Thomas, of Ercildoune, called the Rhymer


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Purgatory proved, illustrated, and set forth in a clear light; a funeral sermon … to which is added, The consecration of a murderer of heretick princes …


24 p. : ill

Chap 00017

49

Queen Mary’s lamentation; to which are added, The orange and blue; Lord Gregory; Tak’ your auld cloke about ye; and, The sailor’s return


Chap 00012

Queen Mary’s lamentation; to which are added, The orange and blue; Lord Gregory; Tak’ your auld cloke about ye; and, The sailor’s return


Chap 00020

Queen Mary’s lamentation; to which are added, The orange and blue; Lord Gregory; Tak’ your auld cloke about ye’ and, The sailor’s return


Chap 00024

Queen Victoria song-book. Contents: God save the Queen … Heart and Lute


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

Rab and Ringan, a tale; to which is added, verses occasioned by seeing two men sawing timber …

Wilson, Alexander


1827 8 p. Chap 00020

Rab and Ringan, a tale; to which is added, verses occasioned by seeing two men sawing timber …


1827 8 p. Chap 00023

Raising the wind; or, Habbie Sympson & his wife baith deid … together with The lyfe and deithe of Habbie Simpson, the famous pyper of Kilbarchan; written by Robert Sempill …

Andrews, John, the reciter

Paisley Printed by G. Caldwell & Co.

1865 8 p. Chap 00002

Raising the wind; or, Habbie Sympson & his wife baith deid … together with The lyfe and deithe of Habbie Simpson, the famous pyper of Kilbarchan; written by Robert Sempill …

Andrews, John, the reciter


1865 8 p. Chap 00008

Reading for winter evenings; a selection of amusing and instructive stories


1850 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

50

Real Virginny melodist Montrose Sold by James Watt

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Remarkable & memorable history of Sir Robt. Bewick and the Laird Graham …


12 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

Remarkable & memorable history of Sir Robt. Bewick and the Laird Graham … also, The Berkshire lady’s garland; in four parts …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

Remarkable family adventure of Saunders Watson; Ghost of Bill Jones; Mysterious murders


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

Renowned history of Dame Trot and her cat


16 p. : ill.

Chap 00033

Rent vail of the temple; or, access to the holy of holies by the death of Christ; a sermon preached on Matthew xxvii. 51 …

Erskine, Ralph Paisley Printed by J. Neilson for G. Caldwell

1789 48 p. Chap 00001

Repentance and happy death of the celebrated Earl of Rochester. To which is added, some suitable verses on the occurrence by Dr. Isaac Watts

Nottingham Printed by Sutton and Son

1814 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00030

Revenge, or affecting history of Count Lorimar; a tale of terror

Newcastle Printed by J. Ross 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

Reward; or, history of the goldfinch and lark

Coventry Printed by and for Pratt & Lesson

34 p. : ill.

Chap 00021

Rigs o’ barley; to which are added, The bush aboon Traquair; Charlie’s my darling; Oscar’s ghost; The pitcher


1820 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Rob Roy Macgregor; to which are added, Mrs. F.’s delight; The highland laddie; Billy and Nancy’s parting; Together let us range


Chap 00012

Rob Roy, the celebrated highland freebooter; or, memoirs of the Osbaldistone family

[Scott, Sir Walter, bart.]


[1830?] 24 p. Chap 00025

51

Robert Burn’s song-book; being a collection of the most favourite Scots songs

138 Burns, Robert Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Robin Aboon; to which are added, Steer her up and ha’d her gawn; A sup of good whisky; A highland lad my love was born


1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Roy’s wife of Aldivalloch; to which is added, The highland plaid; Neil Gow’s fareweel; John Anderson my jo; Maria


Chap 00006



Chap 00012



Chap 00023



Chap 00024



Chap 00026

Royal game at cards; or, a pack of cards changed into a complete and perpetual almanack in a dialogue between a nobleman and his servant …


1829 8 p. Chap 00020

Royal riddle-book; being a choice selection of the most popular guesses now extant

Paisley Printed by Stephen Young for G. Caldwell

1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00020

Sailor’s tragedy; to which are added, Highland Mary; The Irish wedding


1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

52



1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023



1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Sailor’s tragedy; to which is added, The wee wifukie


1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Sair sair was my heart; to which are added, The hero’s orphant girls; The lass o’ Ballochmyle; Allister M’Allister; The highland plaid


1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Sair sair was my heart; to which are added, The hero’s orphant girls; The lass o’ Ballochmyle; Allister M’Allister; The highland plaid


1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

Satan’s invisible world discovered … to which is added, The marvelous history of Major Weir and his sister


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Scotch haggis; a selection of choice bon mots, Irish blunders, repartees, anecdotes, &c.


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016



24 p. : ill

Chap 00024

Scotland’s skaith; or, the sad effects of drunkenness, exemplified in the history of Will and Jean

[Macneill, Hector]


24 p. Chap 00025

Scottish minstrel; containing a selection of the most popular songs of Scotland as sung by Wilson, Templeton, &c. Fourth series


1850 24 p. Chap 00006

Scrap-book; a selection of the best jokes, puns, comic sayings, jonathanisms, &c., &c


1850 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

53

Sea songster; a choice selection of songs, duets, and glees, sung at the different places of public amusement


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Selection of amusing and entertaining Irish stories …

30 Glasgow Printed for booksellers

1850 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

Sentimental reciter; a selection of the most popular pieces for recitation


1850 24 p. : ill

Chap 00016

Sentimental valentine writer; containing a selection of the best and newest valentine poetry


1850 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00006

Sermon for young communicants, on Matth. XXVI. 28, 29. By an eminent divine


1826 24 p. Chap 00017

Seven excellent songs: Fair Eliza; Helen’s tomb; Strathallan’s lament; The land o’ the leal; To the evening star; The banks of Nith; Bonnie Doon

Newton-Stewart


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Seven favourite songs: Blink bonniely thou e’ening star; The despairing goatherd; See the moon o’er cloudless Jura; I gaed a waefu’ gate yestreen; The maid of Arundel; Sweet evening bells; Life let us cherish

Newton-Stewart


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Shepherdess of the Alps; a very interesting, pathetic and moral tale


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00017

Shepherdess of the Alps; a very interesting, pathetic, and moral history


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

Singular life, adventures, and depredations of David Haggart, the murderer … related by himself, while lying under sentence of death; with and Account of his execution … and a copy of verses written by Haggart …

4 Haggart, David Newcastle Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00009

54

Singular life, adventures, and depredations of David Haggart, the murderer … related by himself, while lying under sentence of death; with an Account of his execution … and a copy of verses written by Haggart …

Haggart, David Newcastle Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

Siren, a new song book; being a choice collection of celebrated new songs …


24 p. Chap 00028

Six excellent songs: Clarinda; The highland plaid; Musing on the roaring ocean; A red, red rose; The young highland rover; A mother’s lament for the death of her son

Newton-Stewart


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Six excellent songs: Farewell; Drucken Jenny Din; The gallant weaver; John Anderson, my jo; The nightingale; Scotland’s hills for me

Newton-Stewart


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Six excellent songs: It was upon a lammas night; How cruel are the parents; The bonnie wee thing; O condescend dear charming maid; Thine am I; Why, why tell thy lover

Newton-Stewart


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Six favourite songs: Kathleen O’More; The doctors; MacPherson’s farewell; Laddie, oh leave me; The death of Nelson; Merry and wise


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00006

Sketch of the life and character of his royal highness the late Duke of York; with an account of the funeral


1827 24 p. Chap 00025

Sleeping beauty of the wood, an entertaining tale; to which is added, Paddy and the bear, a true story


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Sleeping beauty of the wood; an entertaining tale


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

55

Soldier’s dream; to which are added, Hap me with thy petticoat; At the dead of the night; Bonny Mally Stewart; Lochaber no more; Down the burn Davie


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Some account of that ancient and honourable society, vulgarly denominated, the henpecked club; to which is prefixed, A dedication to Napoleon Bonaparte. By a member of the society.

London Printed for the booksellers

1811 24 p. Chap 00034

Sports and games for boys and girls Otley William Walker & Sons

12 p. : ill.

Chap 00027

St. Ronan’s well; or, the fatal effects of a clandestine marriage: a Scottish tale in which are displayed the villainous treachery and just punishment of the Earl of Etherington …

Otley Printed by William Walker

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

Stories of Bewick and Graham; The Berkshire lady’s garland; and, Margaret and the minister


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Stories of Bewick and Graham; The Berkshire lady’s garland; and, Margaret and the minister


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Stories of The two drovers; and, Countess of Exeter


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

Story of Blue Beard; or, the effects of female curiosity; to which is added, The murder hole, an ancient legend


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Story of the bitter wedding 19 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

22 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

Story of the little white mouse; or, the overthrow of the tyrant king


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Story teller, containing a choice selection of amusing and entertaining stories


1850 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

56

Storys of Prince Lupin; Yellow dwarf; and, The three wishes


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

Storys of Prince Lupin; Yellow dwarf; and, The three wishes


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Storys of The bewitched fiddler; Perilous situation; and, John Hetherington’s dream


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

Storys of The bewitched fiddler; Perilous situation; and, John Hetherington’s dream


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Storys of The three beggars; Soldier’s wife; Baron Trenk; and, Jack Easy


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

Storys of The wild huntsman; and, The force of conscience, and interesting tale


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

Storys of The young robber; and, Puss in boots


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

Storys of The young robber; and, Puss in boots


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00037

Surprising adventures, miraculous escapes, and wonderful travels of the renowned Baron Munchausen …

Muenchausen, Baron de

[Entered according to order]

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Surprising life and adventures of the gentleman-robber, Redmond O’Hanlon …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00023



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Surprising life and adventures of the gentleman-robber, Redmond O’Hanlon; generally called the Captain General …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

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24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Sword dancers 1883 20 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

Tale of the rebellion of 1745; or the broken heart; to which is added, The three wished, and the adventures of two tee-totallers


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

Tale of the rebellion of 1745; or, the broken heart; to which is added, The three wishes; and, The adventures of two tee-totallers


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Tam O’Shanter, a tale Burns, Robert Paisley Printed for G. Caldwell Jun.

1825 8 p. Chap 00023

Taming of a shrew London; New York


1883 32 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

Tax tables; containing a list of commercial stamps, taxes, assessed taxes, property tax, &c. &c.

London; Newcastle upon Tyne

Printed for the booksellers by J. Marshall

1812 8 p. Chap 00017

The loss of the pack; to which is added, The pack’s address

[Wilson, Alexander]

8 p. Chap 00024

Theatrical speaker; a selection of the newest and most popular recitations of the present day

Paisley Printed by Caldwell and Son

1840 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

Theatrical speaker; a selection of the newest and most popular recitations of the present day

Paisley Printed by Caldwell and Son

1840 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00007

Three advices, an Irish tale; to which is added, the silent man; with a variety of anecdotes


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

Three famous new songs; called, Effects of whisky; The valley below; Larry O’Gaff

Paisley Printed by and for G. Caldwell Jun.

[1825] 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00002



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00020

58



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024



8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Three popular songs, viz: Roger the miller; The bonny house o’ Airly; and, Young Lochinvar


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Thrummy Cap, a tale; to which are added, Young Whip Stitch; and The gig demolished,

[Burness, John] Stirling Printed and sold by C. Randall

1810 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

Todlen hame; The bandy-legged officer; What have we with day to do; Hae ye seen in the calm dewy morning; It was in and about the Martinmas time; Deserted by the waning moon


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Tragedy of Lady Isabella Stirling Printed by C. Randall

[ca. 1800?]

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00030

Tragedy of Sir James the Rose Stirling Printed and sold by W. Macnie

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00004

Tragedy of Sir James the Rose Stirling Printed and sold by W. Macnie

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00022

Tragical history of Jane Arnold, commonly called Crazy Jane, and Mr. Henry Percival; giving an account of their birth, parentage, courtship and melancholy end


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

59

Tragical history of Jane Arnold, commonly called Crazy Jane; and Mr. Henry Percival; giving an account of their birth, parentage, courtship, and melancholy end


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Tragical history of Janre Arnold, commonly called Crazy Jane and Mr. Henry Percival …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

Travels & adventures of Willm. Lithgow in Europe, Asia & Africa during nineteen years

Falkirk Printed by T. Johnston

1819 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Travels & adventures of Willm. Lithgow in Europe, Asia, and Africa during nineteen years


1825 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00017

Trial and misfortunes of young Daniel M’Guire, a handsome farmer’s son of the city of Dublin …


8 p. Chap 00001

True and genuine account of Murdoch Currie, taken from his own mouth at the place of execution in shorthand … at Dumbarton on the 14th day of June, 1754

Currie, Murdoch Printed this year [i.e. 1754]

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

True fortune teller; or universal book of fate …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

True fortune teller; or universal book of fate …


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

True forune teller; or, universal book of fate; containing, besides other valuable informations, directions by which any one may know under what planet he was born …

Dalkeith Printed by D. Lyle

24 p. Chap 00025

True relation of the apparition of Mr. Veal[, the next day after her death,] to Mrs. Bargrave[, at Canterbury … ]

1883 38 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

True tale of Robin Hood; setting forth the life and death of that renowned out-law Robert, Earl of Huntington …

Parker, Martin Newcastle Printed by M. Angus and Son

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

60

Tullochgorum; to which is added, The highland plaid; Hallow fair


Chap 00012

Tullochgorum; to which is added, The highland plaid; Hallow fair


Chap 00024

Twa wavers; The minstrel boy; Canadian boat song; Gaily still the moments roll; Tho’ you leave me now in sorrow; The year that’s awa’; I gaed a waefu’ gate yestreen; Rule Britannia

Glasgow Printed for the bookse[llers]

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Twas on the morn of sweet May day; to which are added, Lovely Jean; Haluket Meg; Blythe, blythe, an’ merry are we


1829 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

Twas on the morn of sweet May day; to which are added, Lovely Jean; Haluket Meg; Blythe, blythe, an’ merry are we


1829 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Twine weel the plaiden; Beadle of the parish; O jeanie there’s naethiug to fear ye; The Irish fisherman; Meeting of the waters; The deer hunter; Native land


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

Twine weel the plaiden; Beadle of the parish; O Jeanie there’s naethiug to fear ye; The Irish fisherman; Meeting of the waters; The deer hunter; Native land


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Twine weel the plaiden; Beadle of the parish; O Jeanie there’s naethiug to fear ye; The Irish fisherman; Meeting of the waters; The deer hunter; Native land


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Two favourite ballads; The babes in the wood; Lord Gregory


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Unfortunate son; or, a kind wife is worth gold; being full of mirth and pastime

Printed according to Order

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

61

Universal speaker; a collection of the most popular comic and humorous tales in prose and verse, adapted for recitation


24 p. Chap 00017

Universal speaker; a collection of the most popular comic and humorous tales in prose and verse, adapted for recitation


24 p. Chap 00028

Vice punished and virtue rewarded; being the history of Mr. Tommy Thoroughgood and Mr. Francis Froward, two apprentices to the same master …

Edinburgh Printed this present year [1788?]

24 p. Chap 00001

Vice punished and virtue rewarded; being the history of Mr. Tommy Thoroughgood and Mr. Francis Froward, two apprentices to the same master …

Edinburgh 24 p. Chap 00034

Village curate, an interresting tale 57 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Village curate; an interesting tale 57 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016

Village curate; an interesting tale 57 Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

Village sexton; to which is added, The boatie rows; The days o’ lang syne; The lass O’ Gowrie; We’re a noddin’


Chap 00012

Village sexton; to which is added, The boatie rows; The days o’ lang syne; The lass O’ Gowrie; We’re a noddin’


Chap 00020

Village sexton; to which is added, The boatie rows; The days o’ lang syne; The lass O’Gowrie; We’re a noddin’


Chap 00024

Vocal charmer, a new song book; containing a choice collection of the most celebrated songs …


24 p. Chap 00028

62

Vocalist, a new song book; being a choice collection of celebrated new songs …


24 p. Chap 00028

Voyage in the coal trade; with an address to seamen, especially the rising youth

Newcastle-on-Tyne

Bowman 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

Voyage in the coal trade; with, An address to seamen, especially the rising youth

Newcastle-on-Tyne

Bowman 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Wandering shepherdess; or, the betrayed damsel; to which is added; The Laird o’ Cockpen


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00019

Warbler, a new song book; containing the following celebrated songs …


24 p. Chap 00028

Watty & Meg or, the wife reformed; also, The fate of MacGregor; and, Lochiel’s warning

[Wilson, Alexander]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

Watty & Meg, or, the wife reformed; to which is added, The ladies’ petition to the doctors

130 [Wilson, Alexander]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Watty & Meg, or, the wife reformed; to which is added, The ladies’ petition to the doctors

130 [Wilson, Alexander]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Watty & Meg; or, the wife reformed. Owere true a tale

[Wilson, Alexander]


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

Watty & Meg; or, the wife reformed. Owere true a tale

[Wilson, Alexander]


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

Watty’s travels to Carslile in search of a place; to which are added, Will ye go to the Trosachs; Blue bonnets over the border; Down the burn Davie


1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00020

Watty’s travels to Carslile in search of a place; to which are added, Will ye go to the Trosachs; Blue bonnets over the borders; Down the burn Davie


1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

63

Watty’s travels to Carslile in search of a place; to which are added, Will ye go to the Trosachs; Blue bonnets over the border; Down the burn Davie


1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Watty’s travels to Carslilie in search of a place; to which are added, Will ye go to the Trosachs; Blue bonnets over the border; Down the burn Davie


1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

Way to wealth, with maxims for married ladies and gentlemen, &c

7 Franklin, Benjamin


1850 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00005

Way to wealth; or, Poor Richard’s maxims improved, &c

143 [Franklin, Benjamin]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

Way to wealth; written by the late Dr. Franklin, extracted from his political works

Franklin, Benjamin

Nottingham Printed by C. Sutton

[1800?] 12 p. : ill.

Chap 00030

Wedding-ring fit for the finger; laid open in a sermon preached at a wedding in St. Edmond’s

63 Secker, William Glasgow Printed for the booksellers

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00007



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00016



24 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Weeping mother. In four parts … Sheffield Printed by J. Crome

8 p. : ill.

Chap 00001

Welch traveller; or, the unfortunate Welchman

Cornish, Humphrey

Newcastle Printed by and for M. Angus and Son

24 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

Welcome Charlie o’er the main; to which are added, The day returns; Hills of Gallowa; Oh Nancy wilt thou fly with me; The sailor boy; The sailor’s return


1826 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

64

Whimsical love of Thomas Whittle; with the comical reception he found from that imperious beauty, Ann Dobson …to which is added, Whittle’s humorous letter to Mr. Moody, razor-setter

Whittle, Thomas Newcastle Printed by J. Marshall

24 p. Chap 00009

Whimsical love of Thomas Whittle; with the comical reception he found from that imperious beauty, Ann Dobson … to which is added, Whittle’s humorous letter to Mr. Moody, razor-setter

Whittell, Thomas


24 p. Chap 00017

Whimsical love of Thomas Whittle; with the comical reception he found from that imperious beauty, Ann Dobson … to which is added, Whittle’s humorous letter to Mr. Moody, razor-setter

Whittell, Thomas


24 p. Chap 00028

Whole proceedings of Jocky and Maggy’s courtship, with the great diversion that ensued at their bedding. In three parts

113 [Graham, Dougal]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Wife of Beith, reformed and corrected; giving an account of her death, of her journey to heaven …

Edinburgh Printed by J. Morren

1805 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00011

Wife of Beith; being an allegorical dialogue containing but what is recorded in scripture


[18--?] 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

Wife of Beith; being an allegorical dialogue, containing nothing but what is recorded in scripture


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

Wife of Beith; with a description of her journey to heaven


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00008

Witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan, commonly called the king’s fool

[Graham, Dougal]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00010

65

Witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan, commonly called the king’s fool

[Graham, Dougal]


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00014

Woes of Erin; an ode Houston, Thomas

Edinburgh 1798 6 p. Chap 00011

Wonderful account of Mr. George Spearing; a lieutenant in the navy how fell into a coal pit in Northwoodside, near Glasgow …

Spearing, George

Paisley Printed by and for G. Caldwell

8 p. Chap 00020

Wonderful advantages of drunkenness; to which is added, Protest against whisky


1828 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00020

Wonderful adventures of sixteen British seamen; also a cure for the toothache


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00032

Wonderful adventures of sixteen British seamen; also, A cure for the toothache


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00015

Wonderful adventures of sixteen British seamen; also, A cure for the toothache


24 p. : ill.

Chap 00036

Woodman; to which are added, The galley slave; I’m weel sair’d wi’ spunk; Jock of Hazeldean; William’s farewell, Jenny the maid of the moor; Oh lady fair


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00003

Woodpecker; to which are added, Maggy Lauther; Flowers of the forest; The lover’s chain


8 p. : ill.

Chap 00013

Woodpecker; to which is added, Maggy Lauder; and, An advice to lasses


1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00006



1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023

66



1825 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Ye louing ballad of Lorde Bateman 24 p. : ill.

Chap 00035

Year that’s awa; Waes me for Prince Charlie; A man without a wife; Blythe, blythe, an’ merry are we; The Irish farmer; Kelvin Grove; The dashing white sergeant


1829 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00002

Year that’s awa; Waes me for Prince Charlie; A man without a wife; Blythe, blithe an’ merry are we; The Irish farmer; Kelvin Grove; The dashing white sergeant


1829 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00004



1829 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00006



1829 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023



1829 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024

Young Lochinvar; to which are added, The rose of Dunmore; Scottish whisky; Blythe was she but and ben; Sleeping Maggie, Shepherds, I have lost my love


1828 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00012

67


Glasgow [P]rinted for the booksellers

1828 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00023



1828 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00024



1828 8 p. : ill.

Chap 00026

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