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Edition - Bod4044

Imprint Names:  Brereton, P.

Imprint Locations:  Dublin

Date  c.1867

Imprint: P. Brereton, Printer, 1 Lr, Exchange, St, Dublin

Notes:  Johnson Ballads 2146b is another issue.


Ballad

Title: A new song call'd William and Jane on the banks of Clyde

First Line: One fine summers morning as I went a walking

Subjects:  Clyde River (Scotland)

Themes:  Lovers reunited

2806 b.9(24)

Notes:  Slip.


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2806 b.9(119)

Notes:  Slip.


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2806 c.7(81)

Notes:  Slip.


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2806 c.7(82)

Notes:  Slip.


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2806 c.9(59)

Notes:  Slip.


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Harding B 26(679)

Notes:  Slip.


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Johnson Ballads 2156b

Notes:  Slip.

Johnson Ballads 2196c

Notes:  Slip.


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Johnson Ballads 2225b

Notes:  Slip.

Johnson Ballads 3090

Notes:  Slip.


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Edition - Bod3704

Imprint Names:  Brereton, P.

Imprint Locations:  Dublin

Date  c.1867

Imprint: P. Brereton, Printer, 1, Lr, Exchange, St, Dublin

Notes:  Johnson Ballads 2156b is another issue.


Ballad

Title: A new song call'd William and Jane on the banks of Clyde

First Line: One fine summers morning as I went a walking

Subjects:  Clyde River (Scotland)

Themes:  Lovers reunited

Johnson Ballads 2146b

Notes:  Slip.

Johnson Ballads 2202a

Notes:  Slip.


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Johnson Ballads 3239

Notes:  Slip.


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