Titles:
The gambler's wife!
The gambler's wife
First Lines:
Dark is the night! how dark! no light! no fire!
Dark is the night! how dark! no light! -- no fire!
Dark is the night, how dark, no light, no fire
Themes:
Gambling
Titles:
Tom Brown
First Lines:
The deuce take the cards, for they give me the gripes
Themes:
Gambling
Imprint Names: Such, H.
Imprint Locations: London
Date between 1863 and 1885
Imprint: London: H.P. Such, Machine Printer and Publisher, 177, Union- street, Borough
Series Identifier: 692
Title: The gambler's wife!
First Line: Dark is the night! how dark! no light! -- no fire!
Notes: Verse and prose
Themes: Gambling
Title: The star-spangl'd banner
First Line: Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light
Authors: Key, Francis Scott, 1779-1843
Title: The rose of Tralee
First Line: The pale moon was rising above the green mountain
Imprint Names: Mitchelson, W.I.
Imprint Locations: London
Date between 1850 and 1899
Imprint: Printed by W.I. Mitchelson, 15, Brook Hill, Clerkenwell Green
Title: They told her to forget me
First Line: They told her to forget me
Title: The lary man
First Line: Of ups and downs I've felt the shock
Themes: Gambling
Imprint Names: [s.n.]
Imprint Locations: [s.l.]
Series Identifier: 149
Title: The gambler's wife
First Line: Dark is the night! how dark! no light! no fire!
Themes: Gambling
Title: Merry little grey fat man
First Line: There's a little man
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Imprint Names: Pearson, T.
Imprint Locations: Manchester
Date between 1850 and 1899
Imprint: T. Pearson, Printer, 4 & 6, Chadderton St., Oldham Road, Manchester
Notes: Firth c.26(273) is another issue.
Series Identifier: 736
Title: Esmeralda
First Line: Where is the little gipsy's home?
Authors: Halliday, Andrew, 1830-1877
Performers: Rudersdorff, Hermine, 1822-1882
Themes: Gipsies
Title: Do everyone as you can!
First Line: John Henry Sharp, is my name
Themes: Gambling
Imprint Names: Collard, W.
Imprint Locations: Bristol
Date c.1820
Imprint: Printed and sold by W. Collard, Bridewell-lane, Bristol, and Hotwell-road
Title: Young Bibo
First Line: For worms when Old Bibo prov'd delicate fare
Themes: Inheritance , Gambling
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Notes: Harding B 25(2131) is torn at top.
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Imprint Names: Pearson, T.
Imprint Locations: Manchester
Date between 1850 and 1899
Imprint: T. Pearson, Printer, 4 & 6, Chadderton St., Oldham Road, Manchester
Notes: Firth c.26(115) is another issue.
Series Identifier: 763
Title: Esmerelda
First Line: Where is the little gipsy's home?
Authors: Halliday, Andrew, 1830-1877
Performers: Rudersdorff, Hermine, 1822-1882
Themes: Gipsies
Title: Do everyone as you can!
First Line: John Henry Sharp, is my name
Themes: Gambling
Imprint Names: Pitts, J.
Imprint Locations: London
Date between 1819 and 1844
Imprint: Printed at Pitts Wholesale Toy Warehouse, 6 Great St. Andrew street, 7 Dials
Title: The swaggering man
First Line: I am a blade I have got a trade
Notes: Slip
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Titles:
The swaggering man
First Lines:
I am a blade I have got a trade
I am a blade that hath no trade
Themes:
Gambling
Thieves
Theft
Imprint Names: Catnach, J.
Imprint Locations: London
Date between 1813 and 1838
Imprint: J. Catnach, Printer, 2, Monmouth-court, 7 Dials
Title: Tom Brown
First Line: The deuce take the cards, for they give me the gripes
Themes: Gambling
Title: She lives in the valley below
First Line: The broom bloom'd so fresh and so fair
Themes: Rural society
Title: Lullaby
First Line: Peaceful slumb'ring on the ocean
Themes: Sailors
Imprint Names: Disley, H.
Imprint Locations: London
Date between 1860 and 1883
Imprint: H. Disley, Printer, 57, High Street, St. Giles, London
Title: The gambler's wife
First Line: Dark is the night, how dark, no light, no fire
Themes: Gambling
Title: Van Diemans Land
First Line: Come ull [sic] you gallant poachers, that ramble free of care
Themes: Transported convict
Titles:
The new song of Tom and Jerry
First Lines:
The marriage act in doggrel verse we've sung till all is blue
Subjects:
Liverpool (England)
Themes:
Gambling
Courts and law
Prisons
Imprint Names: Rosson, J.
Imprint Locations: Middlewich
Imprint: [J. Rosson, Printer, Middlewich]
Title: The new song of Tom and Jerry
First Line: The marriage act in doggrel verse we've sung till all is blue
Subjects: Liverpool (England)
Themes: Gambling , Courts and law , Prisons
Imprint Names: Pitts, J.
Imprint Locations: London
Date between 1819 and 1844
Imprint: Pitts, Printer, Wholesale Tey [sic] and Marble Warehouse, 6, Great St. Andrew Street, 7 Dials
Title: A new song, for two voices, St. James's at Brixton
First Line: Though at St. James's merry days have passed by
Themes: Gambling , Prisons , Treadmills , Brixton Prison (London, England)
Imprint Names: Stephenson, W.
Imprint Locations: Gateshead
Date between 1821 and 1838
Imprint: W. Stephenson, Printer, Bridge End, Gateshead
Title: Highland Mary
First Line: Ye banks and braes, and streams around
Authors: Burns, Robert, 1759-1796
Themes: Death
Title: Jovial bachelor
First Line: My friends I would have you take my advice
Themes: Bachelors , Prostitution , Gambling , Domestic economy
Notes: Printed on tinted paper Printed on tinted paper
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Imprint Names: Pitts, J.
Imprint Locations: London
Date between 1819 and 1844
Imprint: J. Pitts, Printer Wholesale Toy & Marble Warehouse, 6, Great st. Andrew-street, 7 dials
Title: Corinthian's diary
First Line: Sunday got floor'd in groggy pligh[t]
Themes: Drinking , Gambling , Dandies , Diaries
Title: Dashing Jerry
First Line: What d'ye think of London town
Themes: Countryman in London
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Imprint Names: Pitts, J.
Imprint Locations: London
Date between 1819 and 1844
Imprint: Pitts, Printer, Wholesale Tey [sic] and Marble Warehouse; 6, Great St, Andrew Street, 7 Dials
Title: A new song, for two voices St. James's at Brixton
First Line: Though at St. James's merry days have passed by
Tune: Faint and wearily
Themes: Gambling , Prisons , Treadmills , Brixton Prison (London, England)
Imprint Names: Walker, G., jun.
Imprint Locations: Durham
Date between 1834 and 1886
Imprint: George Walker, Jun., Printer, Durham
Series Identifier: 167
Title: Constant lovers
First Line: A sailor courted a farmer's daughter
Themes: Sailors , Courtship - difference in social status
Title: Jack Tar, the sailor
First Line: Come all Jack Tars that's far and near, walk up and spend your money
