Author: Multiple Authors
Title: Collection of 19th Century Scottish Songs and Ballads
Description: Multiple Publishers 1840. First Edition. Poor copy bound in the original cloth boards. Some wear and tear as with age (with some loss to the spine). Text remains well preserved overall; bright and clean. Physical description; multiple pagings of notated music. Contents; 'I'll Hang Up My Harp On A Willow Tree. Romance' written by T. Haynes Bayly esqr.: arranged by W. Guernsey ; 'New Song. Ilka Blade O'Grass Keps Its Ain Drap O'Dew': the poetry by James Ballantine: adapted to a melody by Mr. Wilson ; 'The Indian Exile. Ballad': written by the Honourable Mrs. Norton ; 'In the Garb of Old Gaul (March of the Highlander 42nd Regiment) song: composed by General John Robertson Reid ; 'I Wish I were Where Gowdie Rins': a favourite Scotch Ballad: arranged by Finlay Dun ; 'Trois Chants Nationnaux: la marseillaise le chant du d'epart la parisienne' ; 'The Land O'The Leal' by the late Finlay Dun ; 'The Lass of Loch Linne': words by Principal Shairp ; 'Lilly Dale. Ballad & Chorus' by H. S. Thompson ; 'Macarthy's Grave. a legend of Killarney: No. 13: songs of Handy Andy' by Samuel Lover ; 'The March of the Cameron Men' by Finlay Dun ; 'Scotland Yet' by Henry S. Riddell: composed by Peter McLeod ; 'The Marseillaise Hymn' by De Lisle ; 'The Missletoe Bough' by Henry R. Bishop ; 'The Nightingale's Song to the sick and wounded' by C. A. Somerset ; 'Nancy Till' by White's Serenaders ; 'The Officer's Funeral' by the Honble. Mrs. Norton ; 'One Hour With thee! by R. A. Smith ; 'O Sing to me the Auld Scotch Sangs' by J. F. Leeson ; 'Pibroch O'Dhonuil Dhui from Wilson's Songs of Scotland ; 'Queen Mary's Escape from Lochleven Castle. put off. put off' by John Templeton ; 'Five German Songs' by H.L.R.: arranged by J. Durrner ; 'The Song of Helen's Babies or Where is my little bastik gone?' by Alfred Scott Gatty ; 'Sweet Spirit. hear my prayer. ballad' by W. Vincent Wallace ; 'The Sea Bird's Cry to the Exiles' by a Lady ; 'To Anthea. Who May Command Him Anything' by J. L. Hatton ; 'Three New Songs entitled The Tories' Lament. The Tories' Despair and The Whigs' Triumph' by a native of Ross ; 'Tramp. Tramp. Tramp': NO. 49 of popular melodies sung by Christy's Minstrels ; 'The Waefu' Heart' by J. M. Muller ; 'Wait for the waggon' by C. P. Knauff ; 'Wanted a Governess' by John Parry ; 'We'd Better Bide a Wee' by Claribel ; 'The Wee Wee Flower' by James Ballantine ; 'What an Afternoon' by Charles Collette ; 'What are the Wild Waves Saying' by Joseph Edwards Carpenter ; 'Wings' by Dolores. Subjects; Scottish Songs. Scottish Ballads. Notated Music. Vocal Scores.

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