Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 8
Title: The grand conversation on Napoleon
First Line: It was over that wild beaten track, a friend of old Buonaparte
Subjects: Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821
Title: The lady's petycoat
First Line: Concerning the fashions I will let you hear
Notes: Appears also, but with a different illustration, in a sheet of twelve; see Firth b.27(11/12)
Themes: Fashions
Title: Lines written on a discussion between a Protestant boy, and a catholic girl near Dundalk, county Louth
First Line: As I roved out one evening in the spring eime [sic] of the year
Notes: Appears also in Firth b.27(11/12)
Themes: Religious controversy - Ireland
Title: Donald's return to Glencoe
First Line: As I was walking one evening of late
Title: The felon's return to his native land
First Line: Thrice hail lovely Erin, the land of my sire
Themes: Ireland
Title: Donnelly and Oliver
First Line: You muses I beg you will lend me your aid
Themes: Prizefighting
Title: The sweet silver light, bonny moon
First Line: As I went to my cot at the close of the day
Title: Beautiful bells
First Line: Beautiful, beautiful, fairy-like bells
Themes: Bells
Title: The collier lads, who labour under ground
First Line: Come, attend awhile, you workmen, wherever you may be
Themes: Coalmines and mining
Title: The river Roe
First Line: I espied a lovely fair one, and her did not know
Notes: Appears also, but with a different illustration, in a sheet of twelve; see Firth b.27(11/12)
Title: Nell Flagherty's drake
First Line: My name it is Nell quite candid I tell
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 9
Title: Courting in the kitchen
First Line: Each single belle and beau to me now pay aftention [sic]
Title: The wedding of Billy Barlow
First Line: The people that's sober may rant, rare, and rave
Themes: Marriage
Title: Erin's green linnet
First Line: On a fine summer's morning as the day was dawning
Subjects: O'Connell, Daniel, 1775-1847
Title: The mantle so green
First Line: As I went out a walking one morning in June
Title: The round tower's of Ireland
First Line: When an Irishman leaves the dear land of his birth
Title: The sorrowful lamentation on the 40,000 Christians massacreed [sic] in Damascus
First Line: Good Christians pay attention to what I now unfold
Tune: Village pride
Notes: Appears also in 2806 b.9(239), but with a different cut and an additional stanza
Themes: Turkish massacres
Title: The true-lover's trip to the strawberry beds
First Line: On the strawberry banks all so pleasant and gay
Title: An admired song called The wonders of the world
First Line: You people draw near to what I'm going to relate
Title: New comic song on the ten pound note
First Line: Oh, listen to my song awhile I'll please you with this ditty
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 28
Title: The star of Slane
First Line: You brilliant muses, who ne'er refuses
Title: The beautiful Balbriggan maid
First Line: All you that felt Cupid's sharp arrow
Title: The shamrock
First Line: There's a sweet little spot away down by Cape Clear
Themes: Ireland
Title: The land of the West
First Line: Oh come to the West, love -- oh come there with me
Title: Rest warrior rest
First Line: He comes from the wars, from the red field of fight
Themes: Soldiers
Title: The Blarney
First Line: Oh! did you ne'er hear of the Blarney'
Title: Welcome me home
First Line: Gaily the troubadour touched his guitar
Authors: Bayly, N.T.H. (Nathaniel Thomas Haynes), 1797-1839
Title: The beauty of Skreen
First Line: Attend to my tale each young lover
Title: Lucy Lynch of Lurgan green
First Line: Draw near each loyal lover
Title: The night before La[rry] was stretched
First Line: The night before Larry was stretched
Themes: Executions
Title: The jacket green
First Line: When I was a maiden fair and young
Themes: Fenians
Title: The servant man
First Line: 'Twas of a damsel both fair and handsome
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Artists: Bewick, Thomas
Date between 1850 and 1899
Notes: In the first illustration, the initials on the carriage are T.B. [i.e. Thomas Bewick].
Series Identifier: 6
Title: Willy Reilly and his dear Colleen Bawn
First Line: Oh rise up Willy Reilly, and come along with me
Title: The Land leagues advice to the tenant farmers of Ireland
First Line: Attend to me you tenant farmers thats assembled in this town
Authors: O'Brien, M.
Themes: Irish land league
Title: General Burke's dream
First Line: Slowly and sadly one night in November
Title: The Croppy boy
First Line: It was early, early in the spring
Title: A much-admired song entitled the Emigrant's farewell to his country
First Line: Now our ship is ready to bear away
Notes: Appears also in a sheet of four; see 2806 b.9(243)
Themes: Emigration
Title: The emigrant's letter to his mother
First Line: Dear mother, I take up my pen to write you these few lines
Themes: Emigration
Title: Lines written on the execution of Joe. Brady
First Line: Good christians all on you I call to hear my lamentation
Themes: Executions
Title: The Irish mother's lament for her emigrant son
First Line: My own dear boy, my own dear boy
Themes: Emigration - Irish
Title: \"Nationality\"
First Line: A nation's voice, a nation's voice
Themes: Ireland
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 7
Title: Tim Finnigan
First Line: Tim Finnigan lived in Sackville-street
Themes: Irish wakes
Title: Rev. father Tom, O'Neill
First Line: There was a widow in this town
Notes: See also Harding B 19(119a) which contains an additional stanza
Themes: Perjury
Title: A new song on old hare!!
First Line: You gents of Dublin city have you heard the newest out
Title: Katty MacBride
First Line: When first I beheld you sweet Katty M'Bride
Title: Rory O'More
First Line: Young Rory O'More courted Kathleen Bawn
Authors: Lover, Samuel, 1797-1868
Title: Where the grass grows green
First Line: I'm Denny Blake from county Clare
Authors: Clifton, Harry, 1832-1872
Themes: Ireland
Title: A new song called Highland Mary
First Line: You banks and braes and streams all around the castle of Montgomery
Authors: Burns, Robert, 1759-1796
Themes: Death
Title: The rising of the moon
First Line: Tell me, tell me, Shawn O'Farrell
Title: Lines written on the late melancholy death of T.F. Meagher
First Line: You daughters of old Erin with patience give ear to em [sic]
Notes: Lacks the final line. Appears also in 2806 b.10(177). For a complete text see 2806 b.9(249)
Themes: Drowning
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date
between 1850 and 1899
Title: Rory of the hill
First Line: That rake up near the rafters
Title: Silver moonlight winds are blowing
First Line: Silver moonlight winds are blowing
Title: Mary Blane
First Line: I once did lub a pretty gal
Themes: Blackface minstrelsy
Title: Farewell to the mountaim [sic]
First Line: Farewell to the mountain
Title: Content and a pipe
First Line: Contented I sit with my pint and my pipe
Themes: Contentment
Title: [T]he minstrel boy
First Line: [The mi]nstrel boy to the war is gone
Authors: Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852
Title: Dark-lock-na-Garr
First Line: Away ye gay landscapes, ye gardens of roses
Authors: Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron, 1788-1824
Title: A new song Charles S. Parnell
First Line: From the plains of royal meath, to the city on the lee
Tune: What Paddy can't do more
Subjects: Parnell, Charles Stewart, 1846-1891
Title: Johnny Hart
First Line: There was a rich farmer's daughter lived near the town of Ross
Title: A new song called Granuaile
First Line: As through the north as I walked to vi[ew] the shamrock plain
Notes: For a better copy of the text see 2806 c.15(85)
Title: Sally in our alley
First Line: Of all the girls that are so smart
Authors: Carey, Henry, 1687-1743
Title: The royal blackbird
First Line: Upon a fair morning for soft recreation
Subjects: Charles Edward, prince, grandson of James II, king of England, 1720-1788
Title: A new song on the Land league
First Line: Here's to Donegal and her people brave and tall
Notes: For a better copy of the text see Harding B 19(139)
Themes: Irish Land league
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 3
Title: The martyrs grave
First Line: And must I leave my native shores
Themes: Emigration
Title: The cavalier
First Line: Twas a beautiful night, the stars shone bright
Title: The maid of Bon Clody
First Line: Were you ever at the moss house where the birds do increase
Title: Lamentable lines on the burning of the \"Cospatrick\"
First Line: You feeling-hearted Christians wherever that you be
Themes: Shipwreck
Title: The young volunteer
First Line: Oh! did you hear of late, mind the date, what I state
Themes: Soldiers
Title: The sporting youth
First Line: I'm a stranger in this country, from America I came
Title: A new song on the O'Connell monument
First Line: Prepare you gallant Irishmen, -- [prepare] without delay
Authors: Sadler, Joseph
Notes: See also 2806 b.10(31), Firth b.27(154/155) and Harding B 19(97)
Subjects: O'Connell, Daniel, 1775-1847
Title: Mary Doheny, the Tipperary witch
First Line: Good people all I pray draw near
Themes: Witches
Title: Erin's lovely home
First Line: When I was young and in my bloom my age was seventeen
Title: Patrick Brady
First Line: My name is Patrick Brady I was born of high degree
Themes: Irish - U.S.A.
Title: The Donegal emigrant
First Line: I've just left Donegal and I thought I'd give a call
Themes: Emigration - Irish
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 5
Title: Kathleen O'Regan
First Line: A boy in my teems [sic], just before I reach'd twenty
Title: Irish hearts for the ladies
First Line: One day madam Nature was busy
Authors: Cherry, A. (Andrew), 1762-1812
Title: Patrick Sheehan
First Line: My name is Patrick Sheehan my years are thirty-four
Authors: Kickham, Charles Joseph, 1826-1882
Themes: Soldiers
Title: The old oak tree
First Line: The night was dark, cold blew the wind
Themes: Murder
Title: The soldier's dream
First Line: When the thundering of cannon died away on the air
Title: Paddy Carey
First Line: 'Twas at the town of nate Clogheen
Themes: Soldiers
Title: Irishman's glory shines brighter than gold
First Line: Poets may pen the fame of each nation
Themes: Irish
Title: A new song on the real M'Coy
First Line: You lads and lasses I pray draw near I'm going to sing you a song
Themes: Domestic strife
Title: My grandmother's chair
First Line: My grandmother she at the age of eighty three
Title: Executions of Tim Kelly
First Line: You muses mine [sic] with me combine
Themes: Executions
Title: The green flag
First Line: Boys fill your glasses
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Notes: Slip. 2806 c.15(3) is another issue with different cuts 2806 c.15(135) is another issue, with different cuts No ornaments
Title: My bonny blooming Highland Jane
First Line: As I went out one morning fair
Themes: Death
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 25
Title: New song called Johnny Hart
First Line: There was a rich farmer's daughter lived near the town of Ross
Notes: Another issue appears in a sheet of three; see Harding B 19(94)
Title: My bonny Irish boy
First Line: Bewildered and sad through the grove now I wander
Notes: Appears also in a sheet of three; see Harding B 19(94)
Title: The ploughboy on the banks of Dundee
First Line: It's of a lovely damsel most beautiful I'm told
Title: The true lover's lamentation
First Line: As I walked out one morning down by a river side
Notes: Another issue appears in a sheet of three; see Harding B 19(94)
Title: Dublin Jack of all tra[des]
First Line: I am a roving sporting black they call me Jack of all trades
Title: Wolf Tone's grave
First Line: In Bodenstown churchyard there is a green grave
Subjects: Tone, Theobald Wolfe, 1763-1798
Title: Wiily [sic] O!
First Line: Come all you young maids that's fair and handsome
Themes: Apparitions
Title: A song called The parting glass
First Line: All the money that e'er I had
Themes: Drinking
Title: The general fox chase
First Line: I am a bold undaunted fox that never was before on tramp
Title: A song called My £1 5s
First Line: It's of a tradesman and his wife I hear the other day
Themes: Money
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 23
Title: The wife of the bold tenant farmer
First Line: One evening of late from Bandon I strayed
Themes: Farmers
Title: The sailor and his bride
First Line: Oh, if you love me, furl your sails
Title: General Munroe
First Line: My name is George Campbell, at the age of sixteen
Subjects: Munro, Henry, 1768-1798
Title: Pats leather breeches
First Line: At the sign of the bell on the road to clonmel
Title: Misletoe-bough [sic]
First Line: The mistletoe hung in the castle hall
Authors: Bayly, N.T.H. (Nathaniel Thomas Haynes), 1797-1839
Title: My bonny labouring boy
First Line: As I roved out one morning
Title: A new song on the [O']Connell meetin[g]
First Line: You loyal Irishmen draw near, unto these verses lend an ear
Subjects: O'Connell, Daniel, 1775-1847
Title: The raking Paudheen Rhu! or an Irish tinker's travels
First Line: It was after breakfast one fine day I left my father's cabin snug
Themes: Tinkers
Title: What's dear Ireland come to
First Line: One cold winter's night as the day was dawning
Themes: Trade depression
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 21
Title: [None]
First Line: There was a man named O'Sullivan lived
Title: The poor little sweep
First Line: On a cold winters morning as the snow was falling
Themes: Chimney-sweeps
Title: Billy O'Rorke
First Line: I greased my brogues and cut my stick
Themes: Migrant labor - Irish
Title: A new song on 18s. a-week
First Line: A man and his wife in --- street, on Sunday morning last
Themes: Money
Title: [The] evicted farmer's farewell
First Line: Farewel, Farewell, my native shore
Themes: Eviction
Title: The maid of Sliev-namon
First Line: Alone, all alone, by the wave-washed strand
Title: The Irish girls my darling
First Line: Florence M'Carthy's dead and gone
Themes: Girls
Title: Mary Melvin
First Line: Draw near you true lovers and pay attention
Title: The loss of one hero on the plains of Waterl[oo]
First Line: Come all you lovers that are true and co[nstant]
Themes: Waterloo, battle of, 1815
Title: A new song on unconquered Tipperary
First Line: Unconquered Tipperary the pride of Erin's isle
Subjects: Tipperary (Ireland)
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 13
Title: The rakes of Mallow
First Line: Beauing, belling dancing, drinking
Title: Peggy O'Rafferty
First Line: Oh, could I fly like the green-coated fairy
Title: Dreadful shipwreck loss of over one hundred lives
First Line: Of a terrible shipwreck we are told, the Columbus was her name
Themes: Shipwreck
Title: O'Connell and the Irish tinkers in London
First Line: You sons of the shamrock give air to my ditty
Subjects: O'Connell, Daniel, 1775-1847
Title: The game of cards
First Line: You true sons of Erin draw near me
Notes: Appears also in a sheet of three; see 2806 b.9(231)
Themes: Fenians
Title: The lamentation of Patrick Power, who was hanged at Wexford for the murder of his father
First Line: You foolish wicked young men who have been led astray
Notes: Lacks the final three stanzas. For complete versions, but with different cuts, see 2806 b.9(250) and 2806 b.11(26)
Themes: Murder
Title: Mother's far away
First Line: One cold winter's night my dear mother died
Themes: Orphans
Title: A new song called The black horse
First Line: Come all you airy bachelors, a warning take by me
Notes: Lacks the final stanza. For a complete version see 2806 b.9(231)
Themes: Soldiers
Title: The shamrock shore
First Line: You muses nine, with me combine
Themes: Ireland
Title: Maiden, why so sad & lonely
First Line: Maiden, why so sad and lonely?
Notes: One stanza only. For a complete version see 2806 b.11(168)
Title: The glorious victory of seven Irishmen over the kidnappers of New-York
First Line: All you that love the shamrock green attend both young and old
Themes: Emigration - Irish
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 17
Title: The wrongs of old Ireland
First Line: I'll sing you a song in a topical strain
Themes: Ireland
Title: Pat's parody on nothing more
First Line: Last night while sitting on a dyke
Themes: Irish exiles
Title: The fate of the poor Irish stranger
First Line: Oh pity the fate of a poor Irish stranger
Themes: Irish exiles
Title: The poor old soldier
First Line: 'Twas on a summers eve all labour was o'er
Notes: Except for essential changes, including the omission of one stanza, the setting of type is the same as The poor old sailor,' Harding B 40(10)
Themes: Soldiers
Title: The Irish soldier
First Line: As I roved out one evening in the spring time of the year
Themes: Crimean War, 1853-1856
Title: Billy Byrne of Ballymanus
First Line: Come all you loyal heroes, pay attention to my song
Themes: Irish rebellion, 1798
Title: Ireland is fated, but yet not to die
First Line: Although Erin its glories has oft times been told
Authors: Hanley, P.
Subjects: Ireland
Title: The moon dimm'd her beams
First Line: The moon dimmed her beams in a feathery cloud
Title: Irish providence
First Line: My darling says Pat, to his spouse on his lap
Title: The prayer for Ireland
First Line: Oh! God enthroned above in power
Themes: Ireland
Title: Paddy M'Gee's honey moon
First Line: My boys this night you've heard from me
Themes: Marriage
Title: Donald M Cree
First Line: Long have I sighed for thee, Donald M Cree
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 24
Title: Young & single sailor
First Line: A fair maid walking in her garden
Title: The glorious victory of John Morrissy, of Templemore, Ireland, over the Yankee Buffalo boy, on Long Island, North America
First Line: You gallant sons of Granuale, I pray attend awhile
Themes: Prizefighting
Title: The ploughboy's trip to the hiring fair
First Line: You farming lads of every degree
Themes: Hiring fairs
Title: The gallant female sailor
First Line: Good people give attention and listen to my song
Themes: Women sailors
Title: A new song on this days races
First Line: Attend ye sporting heroes and I wont detain you long
Themes: Horse-racing
Title: Ireland a nation again
First Line: I'm a son of Erin's shore its the land I do adore
Themes: Irish
Title: Jolly waggoner
First Line: When first I went a waggoning
Themes: Carriers
Title: Pretty Susan, the pride of Kildare
First Line: When first from sea I landed, I had a roving mind
Title: The old women's sayings in my grandmothers days
First Line: Draw near and give attention and you shall hear in rhyme
Title: Melo-dramatic, serio-comic medley
First Line: Carry me back to old Virginia
Notes: Consists of lines from several ballads and two short prose pieces
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 26
Title: A song on James M'Donald, who was executed in Longford for the murder of Anne O'Brien
First Line: Oh! young men and old, I now make bold, pray lend to me an ear
Themes: Murder
Title: Banks of sweet Dundee
First Line: 'Tis of a farmer's daughter, so beautiful I am told
Title: Barney Buntling
First Line: One night came on a hurricane
Themes: Sailors
Title: Burns and his Highland Mary
First Line: In green Caledonia there ne'er were two lovers
Title: Bundle and go
First Line: Clyde's bonny banks where the heather is blooming
Title: Deeds of Napoleon
First Line: You heroes of the day, who are lively, brave and gay
Subjects: Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821
Title: A new song on Michael Davitt
First Line: Then up with the flag, raised by Davitt, our head
Tune: Garryowen
Subjects: Davitt, Michael, 1846-1906
Title: Drunkard's looking glass
First Line: What will a drunkard do for ale?
Notes: Preceded by: The drunkard's catechism
Themes: Drunkenness
Title: The farewell to folly
First Line: Farewell landlords, farewell jerry
Themes: Drunkenness
Title: The moon is on the waters
First Line: When the moon is on the waters
Title: She died for love, and he for glory
First Line: Young Henry was as brave a youth
Authors: Dibdin, Thomas, 1771-1841
Themes: Soldiers
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date
between 1850 and 1899
Title: A new song called The Connaught ranger
First Line: You lovers all, both great and small, to list with good intention
Subjects: Maguire, John Francis, 1815-1872
Title: The Kerry recruit
First Line: About four years ago I was digging the land
Themes: Soldiers, Irish
Title: Gree[nmount sm]iling Anne
First Line: In summer time when flowers fine
Title: If I had a thousand a year
First Line: Oh, if I had a thousand a year, Gaffer Green
Themes: Money
Title: Irish witches
First Line: In vain I attempt to describe
Title: Englishman Irishman, and Scotchman
First Line: An Englishman, an Irishman
Title: Isabella, the barber's daughter
First Line: When you hear my ditty you will pity
Title: The exile's [return]
First Line: Sons of the old green [isle]
Themes: Fenians
Title: The wedding above in Glencree
First Line: Since the real good old times of the great king O'Toole
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date
between 1850 and 1899
Title: The oul' bog hole!!
First Line: The pig is in the mire and the sow is in the grass
Title: Ballintown brae
First Line: It's down in yon muirland, and down in yon glen
Themes: Deception
Title: I vowed I never would leave her
First Line: Please to look on this warrior bold
Themes: Rejected suitor
Title: Johnny, the farmer's boy
First Line: Oh boys, just give attention
Themes: Agricultural laborers
Title: Erin's shore
First Line: You muses nine with me combine
Themes: Ireland
Title: The convict maid
First Line: Ye London maids attend to me
Themes: Transported convict
Title: Verses in praise of our Irish champion, Dan Donnelly
First Line: You songsters all rejoice with an united voice
Themes: Prizefighting
Title: Adieu my lovely Nancy
First Line: Adieu my lovely nancy
Title: The boys of Malabaun
First Line: On a Monday morning early
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 10
Title: Denny Byrne the piper
First Line: In the year ninety-eight, when our troubles were great
Themes: Irish rebellion, 1798
Title: The can of spring water
First Line: One evening in May as I carelessly strayed
Title: The poor old sailor
First Line: 'Twas on a summers eve all labour was o'er
Notes: Except for essential changes the setting of type is the same as The poor old soldier,' Harding B 40(12)
Themes: Sailors
Title: Lament of the ejected Irish peasant
First Line: The night is dark and dreary
Themes: Land tenure - Ireland
Title: Emmett's grave
First Line: Pray tell me, I said, to an old who stayed
Subjects: Emmet, Robert, 1778-1803
Themes: Politics and government - Ireland, 19th century , Irish rebellion, 1803
Title: Come back to Erin
First Line: Come back to Erin mavourneen, mavourneen
Title: The four-leaf'd shamro[ck]
First Line: I'll seek a four leaf'd shamrock
Authors: Lover, Samuel, 1797-1868
Title: Defending the green. \"An Irish-American song\"
First Line: My Irish fellow-countrymen, one thought I pray, bestow
Themes: Irish rebellion, 1798
Title: The Irishman
First Line: The savage loves his native shore
Themes: Irish
Title: A new song on Home rule
First Line: You sons and fair daughters of Erin's green isle
Themes: Home Rule - Ireland
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Series Identifier: 2
Title: Coming home from the wake
First Line: Young Nelly the milkmaid, so buxom and gay
Themes: Fairs , Rural society , Entertainments
Title: The Kerry eagle
First Line: You sons of Hibernia now listen a while to my song
Subjects: O'Connell, Daniel, 1775-1847
Title: The North star
First Line: You landsmen all, on you I call, and gallant seamen too
Themes: Shipwreck
Title: Emmet's farewell to his love
First Line: Farewell love, farewell love, I am now going to leave thee
Subjects: Emmet, Robert, 1778-1803
Themes: Politics and government - Ireland, 19th century , Irish rebellion, 1803
Title: My native land so green
First Line: I'm a true-born Irishman, I came from Paddy's land
Subjects: Ireland
Title: A new song on home rule
First Line: You sons and you daughters of Erin's green isle
Themes: Home Rule - Ireland
Title: Meeting of Tara
First Line: On the 15th day of August in the year of 43
Themes: Home Rule - Ireland
Title: Allen's grave
First Line: Oh, hapless Erin, cast a thought
Themes: Ireland
Imprint Names: Nugent, J.F. and Co.
Imprint Locations: Dublin?
Date between 1850 and 1899
Notes: Slip. Harding B 26(482) is another issue. Another appears in a sheet of twelve ballads. See Firth b.27(109/110)
Title: A new and admired song called The old settoo
First Line: You gentlemcn [sic] and muses around me sit
Themes: Beggars
