Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, Union-Street, North Shields
Title: Young Love
First Line: Young Love liv'd once in a humble shed
Title: The glad trumpet sounds a victory
First Line: He was fam'd for deeds of arms
Themes: Soldiers
Title: The beautiful maid
First Line: When absent from her my whom soul holds most dear
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date [1818]
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Notes: 4 p.
Title: Whartonian orgies, calculated for the meridian of South Shields
First Line: Wae's me, for mony a thing bygane
Themes: Parliamentary elections, Durham
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date [c.1818]
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Title: An Irish lament for the death of mr. Wharton!
First Line: Och! why did you die so soon, sweet mr. Wharton
Themes: Parliamentary elections, Durham
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: North Shields: Printed and sold by J.K. Pollock
Title: A song in praise of Roddam's fourpenny ale
First Line: Ye souls who delight in a glass of good liquor
Themes: Beer
Imprint Names: Orange, W.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1814 and 1859
Imprint: W. Orange, Printer
Title: To Jemmy, the faithless dustman
First Line: O Jemmy! Jemmy! art thou false to me?
Notes: Introduced with a letter purporting to be from the author, \"Polly Primrose,\" to the publisher.
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: J.K. Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Title: A new song, called the Absent lover
First Line: My heart it is sore! since I parted with Nancy
Tune: In Rochester city, &c
Imprint Names: Orange, W.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1814 and 1859
Imprint: W. Orange, Printer, North Shields
Title: The banks of Invarary
First Line: Early one summer's morning, along as I did pass
Themes: Highwaymen
Title: The lad with the carrotty poll
First Line: Oh dear! oh dear! good gentlefolks, may it be said
Themes: Red hair
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Notes: Part of a sheet of two ballads; see Harding B 11(135).
Title: Bang her well Peter
First Line: I shall sing you a song to please you all well
Themes: Domestic strife
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Notes: Printed in two columns, the first headed \"The husband\", the second \"The wife's answer, in limbo\".
Title: A new song, called The fire shovel
First Line: I married with a scolding wife some twenty years ago
Themes: Domestic violence
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Title: Love and murder
First Line: In Worcester town and in Worcestershire
Themes: Murder
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Title: A new song, called Burton on Trent
First Line: In Burton town in Staffordshire
Subjects: Burton-on-Trent (England)
Themes: Seduction and abandonment , Murder , Illegitimacy
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Title: Bang her well Peter
First Line: I shall sing you a song to please you all well
Themes: Domestic strife
Title: False hearted miller
First Line: My parents educated me, good learning gave to me
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Title: The monkey turn'd barber
First Line: A frolicksome spark in Dublin did dwell
Themes: Barbers
Title: The death of the new Marriage act
First Line: Come, all my good friends, as I wish you to hear
Performers: Wyatt, Mr.
Themes: Marriage - age of consent
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: J.K. Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Title: To-day and to-morrow
First Line: To-day the saint with time things has to do
Title: On the slave trade
First Line: Forc'd from home and all its pleasures
Themes: Slavery
Imprint Names: Clifford, A.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date 1861
Imprint: North Shields: Printed by A. Clifford, Bedford Street
Notes: Printed for the benefit of the Merchant Seamen's Orphan Asylum, Bow Road, London. August 29th, 1861
Title: The Shields and Cullercoats fishermen: a stormy night on the coast while fishing
First Line: No reefer struts upon her deck, not boatswain pipes her crew
Attributation: By T.W. Green, master of the steam ship \"Commerce,\" of North Shields.
Authors: Green, T.W.
Notes: Dated August 29th, 1861. Printed for the benefit of the Merchant Seamen's orphan asylum, Bow Road, London
Themes: Fishermen
Imprint Names: Orange, W.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1814 and 1859
Imprint: W. Orange, Printer, North Shields
Title: The braes o'Balquither
First Line: Let us go, lassie, go
Title: Murphy Delany
First Line: It was Murphy Delany, so funny and frisky
Tune: The priest in his boots
Themes: Ireland , Drunkenness
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Title: Bold Barney
First Line: My name is bold Barney I came from Tyrone
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Notes: Part of a sheet of two ballads; see Harding B 11(135).
Title: False hearted miller
First Line: My parents educated me, good learning gave to me
Themes: Seduction and abandonment , Murder
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, Union-Street, North Shields
Title: Touch of the times, a new song. Second part
First Line: Their fathers used to tak' their brose
Notes: The first part is Harding B 25(1939)
Subjects: Scotland
Themes: Trade depression
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Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, 15, Union-Street, North Shields
Title: The jubilee; or, The shepherd and the king
First Line: Frae the Grampian hills will the royal ear hear it
Authors: Nicholson, Norman
Subjects: Scotland , George III, King of Great Britain, 1738-1820
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Title: Highland Mary
First Line: You fertile plains and shades all round
Authors: Burns, Robert, 1759-1796
Themes: Death
Title: A new song, on Samuel Fellows, who was executed for the murder of his sweetheart
First Line: Let every wicked child attend
Subjects: Stockport (England)
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Title: Lassie lie near me
First Line: Lang hae we parted been, Lassie my dearie
Title: Woman's made for man
First Line: A man is for the woman made, and the woman's made for man
Themes: Women
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Title: A new song, called Lord Nelson
First Line: You true sons of Britain give ear to my ditty
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date between 1815 and 1855
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, North Shields
Title: Doctor Syntax
First Line: You sporting blades of England, I pray you lend an ear
Themes: Horse-racing
Imprint Names: Pollock, J.K.
Imprint Locations: North Shields
Date [1817]
Imprint: Pollock, Printer, 15, Union-Street, North Shields
Notes: With a prose account.
Title: The trial and execution of Henry Scholfield, who was executed at Lancaster, on Saturday, the 6th of September, 1817. Also, John Nuttall, who was executed at the same time
First Line: These men, like other criminals, no doubt
Themes: Executions - 19th century
