Titles:
Sorrowful sighings of a broken and contrite heart
First Lines:
Young people all both far and near
Themes:
Murder
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Lamentation on the dreadful robbery & murder of the widow Ryan & child
First Lines:
You tender-hearted Christians, of country and of town
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
The Yorkshire tragedy, giving an account of the murder of Rachael Crossley ... by William Shaw
First Lines:
You lovers all, pray now attend
Subjects:
Huddersfield (England)
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
A copy of verses composed on the horrid murder committed on Friday, October the 6th 1826, by William Timpson, on the body of Sarah Timpson his wife
First Lines:
Good Christians all I pray attend and lend a silent ear
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
Widow Macfarlane's lamentation for her son
First Lines:
On the banks of Clyde I happened to wander
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
The Sutton-in-Ashfield tragedy
First Lines:
The greatest of all miracles I'm going to unfold
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
The Islington tragedy
First Lines:
A warning take by my sad fate
Subjects:
Somner, Celestia
Islington (England)
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
Dennis and Mary, or love and revenge
First Lines:
Near Liverpool, in Lancashire
Subjects:
Liverpool (England)
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
The Leominster tragedy, ... on the murder of Mary Cadwallader, by her husband
First Lines:
The sun had bow'd its crimson head
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
Sentence on Mrs. Dyer for the Reading murders
First Lines:
Mrs. Dyer's convicted and sentenced to be hung
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
Sally and Billy, or the Fatal repulse
Sally and Billy, or the fatal repulse
First Lines:
Young Billy went a courting
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
The fathers, lament, for his son, Laureenc [sic], King
First Lines:
Atend [sic] each loveing [sic] parent and listen to this tragedy
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
Lines on the sad fate of Charles Peace
First Lines:
The scaffold now has done its duty
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
Barbarous murder near Stoke. A widow, named Martha Silitoe, 70 years of age, has been cruelly murdered
First Lines:
At the village of Hanford, near Stoke-upon-Trent
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
The Gloucestershire tragedy; or, The unnatural mother
First Lines:
Both young and old I pray draw near
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
Lines written on the condemned men for the Phoenix park murders
First Lines:
Miserable indeed must those poor men be
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
Copy of verses on the shocking wife murder at Boston, Lincolnshire
First Lines:
You feeling Christians pay attention
Subjects:
Boston (England)
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
A ne[w] song called the Lochamn tragedy. Or the lamentable lines on Patrick Power, who was executed ... for the murder of his fatber [sic]
First Lines:
All you that have kind feeling hearts, with me now sympatize [sic]
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
Sarah Gale's lament
First Lines:
As I walk'd down by the walls of Newgate
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
Lines on the fearful murder near Burselm, on the 5th of October, 1878, when ... Eliza Bloor, was brutally murdered
First Lines:
A dreadful murder near to Burselm
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
Lines on the funeral procession... in Cork city, on Sunday Dec., 1st, to the memory of Wm Allen, Michl. O'Brien, Michl Larkin
First Lines:
You sons of the green land of Erin
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
The Hallgarth mill tragedy
First Lines:
Great God thine eye sees far and wide
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
Mary Martin and Abel Hill
First Lines:
At Bradley-bridge in Strafforshire [sic]
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
The Bellevue baby mrs. Cunningham's adopted
First Lines:
A doctor of note in New York did dwell
Themes:
Murder
Titles:
The bloody squire, or the Derbyshire tragedy. A new song
First Lines:
Come all you jovial farmers bold, and damsels sweet and fair
Themes:
Murder