# Books

Title:
An oration on the virtues of old women, and the pride of the young. : With a direction for young men what sort of women to take, and for women what sort of men to marry. / Dictated by Janet Clinker and written by Humphrey Clinker, the clashing wive's clerk.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Janet Clinker is a pseudonym.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.


Title:
The history of Jack and the giants, : in all its parts. Containing, I. Jack's birth and parentage, his dispute with a country vicar &c II. How he slew a monstrous giant on the Mount of Cornwall and got the name of Jack the Giant-Killer. III. How King Arthur's son met with Jack, and the wonderful things they performed in their travels. IV. How Jack saved his master's life, and drove the evil spirit out of a lady, &c. V. With a full account of his victorious conquests over the north conntry [sic] giants, how he destroyed the enchanted castle kept by Golligantus, dispersed the fiery griffins, pnt [sic] conjurors to flight, released many ladies and knights, likewise a duke's daughter whom he afterwards married- with many more of his adventures.

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed by J. Morren Cowgate., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.


Title:
Wife of Beith. : Reformed and corrected. Giving an account of her death, of her journey to heaven; how on the road she fell in with Judas, who led her to the gate of hell; and what conversation she had with the Devil, who would not let her in also, how at last she went to heaven and the difficulties she encountered before she got admittance there. The whole being an allegorical conversation containing nothing but that which is recorded in the scriptures for our example..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren,, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Based on the tale by Geoffrey Chaucer.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan : who was commonly called the king's fool. The whole in six parts complete.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren Campbell's Close, Cowgate, 1809.


Title:
The history of the king and the cobler. : In two parts. Part I. Shews how King Henry VIIIth used to visit the watches in the city ; his acquaintance with a merry cobler ; how he was entertained in the cobler's cellar, and what had like to have befallen them : how upon parting the King invited him to court and what befell him there. [P]art II. Informs what passedbetween [sic] the cobler andhis [sic] wife Joan on his return from court ; also how the queen, hearing of their mirth which the cobler made, was desirous of seeing him ; upon which the kin disguised himself as a tanner and went to sell the cobler some leather, and took the queen with him, as a young country maid: how the King invited the cobler and his wife to dine with them atan [sic] inn, and what passed there, and lastly haw [sic] the cobler was put in fear of his life and came of with flying colours..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren. Cowgate., [1800?]


Title:
The sleeping beauty in the wood, : an entertaining tale..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate,, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.


Title:
Fairy tales. : Containing the stories of Cinderilla, or, The little glass slipper; Little Red Riding-Hood, Princess Fair-Star and Prince Cherry, and Ebouli Sina. To which is added, The fairy song..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold by J. Morren., [1800?]


Title:
The history of the king and the cobbler. : In two parts. Part I. Shews how King Henry VIII. used to visit the watches in the city; his acquaintance with a merry cobbler ; how he was entertained in the cobbler's cellar, and what had like to have befallen them ; how upon parting the king invited him to court, and what befel him there. Part II. Informs what passed between the cobbler and his wife Joan on his return from court ; also how the queen, hearing of their mirth which the cobbler made was desirous of seeing him ; upon which the king disguised himself as a tanner and went to sell the cobbler some leather, and took the queen with him as a young country maid: how the king invited the cobbler and his wife to dine with them at an inn, and what passed there, and lastly how the cobbler was put in fear of his life, and came off with flying colours..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold by J. Morren, Cowgate., [1800?]


Title:
Henry Blyth's contract. : Containing an account of the way and manner of his wooing his lass, in a fine and elegant discourse to the Minister's wife, his mistress..

Imprint:
Edinburgh  : Printed and sold by J. Morren, East Campbell's Close, Cowgate., 1800..


Title:
The merry tales of the wise men of Gotham. : To which is added, a collection of jests..


Title:
A comical and entertaining dialogue, between a generous tradesman and his old stingy wife, : concerning her locking up the cupboard-door, and keeping victuals from his apprentices..


Title:
An account of a most surprising savage girl, : who was caught wild in the woods of Champagne, a province in France. Containing a true and faithful narrative of many curious and interesting particulars respecting this wonderful phenomenon. Translated from the French..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Sometimes attributed to Charles Marie de la Condamine.


Title:
Partridge and Flamstead's new and well experienced fortune book, : delivered to the world from the astrologer's office in Greenwich Park. For the benefit of young men maids, wives and widows. Who by drawing cards according to the directions ofthis [sic] fortune book m[  ] know whether lif[e] wi[ll] be [l]on[g] or short, [w]hethe[r] they shall have the person desired and what part of the world most profitable to live in, and all lawful questions whatsoever. The signification of moles in any part of the body, and the interpretation of dreams, as they relate to good or bad fortune. To which is added The whimsical lady..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : J. Morren, printer, East Campbell's, Close Cowgate,, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence. 
In verse. 
This item is different from the one placed at StEdNL: RB.s.1879(8). There are several differences - for example there is no colon after ’Edinburgh’ in the imprint and ’benefit’ is spelt correctly in the title.


Title:
The life & transactions of Mrs. Jane Shore. Concubine to King Edward IV. : Containing an account of her parentage, wit and beauty, her marriage with Mr Shore, the King's visits to her; her going to court, leaving her husband; her great distress and misery after the King's death, &c..


Title:
The history of dreams. Or dreams interpreted, &c. : Containing, Advice to all bachelors, maids, widowers, widows, &c. II. A true interpretation of dreams. III. The birth of children on every day of the week. IV. A division of man's age by twelve times six years. V. Whether the party may live or die that falleth sick on any day of the month. VI. To know if a woman be with child : and whether male or female. VII. An excellent way for any person to know in the morning when they go forth, whether they shall have good or bad luck. VII. To make man or woman put of their clothes. IX. A receipt to make a maid's face fair. X. A ready way how to cure the felon. XI. How to heal one that is scalded with liquor. XII. The signification of moles on any part of the body of man or woman. XIII. Exact rules to know whether a man or woman shall have those they love. XIV. How to choose a good husband or wife. XV. Rule and art to know whether a woman be a pure virgin or not. XVI. To know whether a man be a chaste bachelor or not. XVII. To make any person love you whether they will or not. XVIII. How to restore a lost maiden head, ot to a solder a cracked one. / By John Booker, Astrologer..

Imprint:
Edinburgh; : Printed by J Morren, Campbell's Close Cowgate., [1800?]


Title:
The history of Adam Bell, Clim of the Clough, and William of Cloudeslie..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Prinsed [sic] and sola [sic] by J. Morren, Cowgate [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The history of the Devil, ancient and modern, : In two parts. Part I. Containing a state of the Devil's circumstances, from his expulsion out of Heaven to the creation, with remarks concerning his fall. Part II. Containing his more private conduct down to the present times; his government, his appearances, his manner of working, and the tools he works with.-Also an account of St Peter's key, and Dr Faustus..

Imprint:
Edinburgh; : Printed by J. Morren, Campbell's Close, Cowgate,, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
An abridgment of Daniel Defoe's 'Political history of the Devil'.


Title:
The battle of Waterloo : Containing, the Duke of Wellington's dispatch to Earl Bathurst, also, The flight from Brussels; and A visit to the field of battle, with A description of the bloody engagement; and A visit to the French hospitals.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate, [1815?]


Title:
The Gosport tragedy : to which is added, A new touch on the times. And The bachelor's pride..

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
The first 'The' in the title is misspelled 'Ete'.


Title:
The pretty green-coat boy's garland. : In four parts. Part I Shewing how a rich Lord's son in France fell in love with a poor farmer's daughter. Part II. How they were discovered near a grove-side, and how they were overheard by his father. Part III. How his father banished him, and thought to transport, her, but she got herself a green livery, and went with him as a page. Part IV. After seven year's travel they returned home and how his father and mother received them with joy and gladness, and had them married..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed J. by [sic] Morren, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
P.7 is printed on the verso of the title page, and p.2 on the verso of p.8. StEdNL
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The age and life of man. Or, a short description of the natur [sic], rise, and fall, according to the twelve months of the year. : To which are added I'll never love thee more, Henry's cottage-maid..

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
The age and life of man : Tune - Isle of Kell.


Title:
Three excellent, new songs, : Jeany Diver, Lord Douglas's tragedy, Rindordin, or The mountains high,.


Title:
Andrew Lammie, or, Mill of Tiftie's Annie, : this tragedy was acted in the year 1674..


Title:
The great messenger of mortality. Or A dialogue betwixt death and a lady. : The wealthy farmer, Love, drink, and debt;.

Imprint:
Edinburgh; : Printed by J. Morren,, [1800?]


Title:
A penny worth of wit, : in three parts, Part I. Shewing how a merchant was deluded from his lady by a harlor [sic]. Part II. And how he sailed to a far country, Part III. How he returned to the British shore..

Imprint:
Edinhurgh [sic] : Printed by J. Morren., [1800?]


Title:
The Dorsetshire garland, or, The beggar's wedding : in three parts, to which is added, The weavers lamentation.


Title:
Three songs. : The Lord of Roslin's daughter. The maid of Lodi. Love and glory.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Pinted [sic] by J. Morren., [1800?]


Title:
Six songs. : Jack the tar. The kail brose of auld Scotland. Tail toddle. The gardener. The woudned [sic] hussar, Willie's rare..


Title:
Three songs. : The Gosport tragedy. Lord Douglas' tragedy. My grandfather's farm..


Title:
The poor nevoy press'd at the desire of the deceitful uncle: or, Young Grigor's ghost. : To which is added. Green grows the rashes..


Title:
The hunting of Chievy Chace : an heroic ballad..


Title:
Three songs. : The sea captain's frolick; The lass on the banks of the Boyn. The flowers of the forest.


Title:
Sweet William of Plymouth, : in four parts..


Title:
Five songs. : Louden bonny woods, George he is the mildest king. Youghal Harbour. Sleepin' Maggy The disconsolate sailor.

Imprint:
Edinburgh  : Printed by J. Mor[r]en., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
The second "r" of "Morren" in the imprint has failed to print.
In verse.


Imprint:
Edinburgh  : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate., [1800?]


Title:
Young Beichan and Susie Pye. : To which is added, The faithful lovers..

Imprint:
Edinburgh; : Prsnted [sic] by J. Morren, Compbells [sic], Close Cowgate., [1800?]


Title:
The old man outwitted; or The fortunate lovers. : To which is added The lawyer and client..


Title:
Young Gregor's ghost in three parts. : To which is added, Gloomy December..


Title:
The handsome cobler: or The father outwitted..


Title:
The Gosport tragedy : to which is add[e]d A new touch on the times. Boney in England..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J Morren, [1800?]


Title:
The weather beaten soger; or The burgo-master of Venice. : In four parts..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren Cowgate,, [1800?]


Title:
Four songs. : Duke of Gordon's three daughters. Crazy Jean, The death of crazy Jean and Auld lang syne.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren C[owgate], [1800?]


Title:
Three excellent new sons [sic]. : Young Doctor Stafford The unco bit want, with The answer,.


Title:
Four new songs. : Up in the morning early. O'er the muir amang the heather. The maid of Lodi. The lady and farmer's son,.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, East Campbell's Close, Cowgate., [1800?]


Title:
The blaeberries. : To which is added, a new song, call'd The wanton wives and girls of Hull..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Prlnted [sic] by J. Morren,, [1800?]


Title:
The Oxfordshire tragedy; or the virgin's advice. : In two parts. Part I. How fair Rosanna of the city of Oxford was betrayed by a young gentleman of her virginity. Part II. His cruelty in murdering her and how a rose bush sprung upon the grave, which blossomed all the year through, and how the murder came to be fond [sic] out by his cropping the roses..


Title:
The Battle of the Boyn; o[r], King William crosing [sic] the Boyn Water. : Giving a full description of that bloody battle, fought on the first of July, 1690. To which is added, The Battle of Rosline fought on the plains of Rosline, 1303.


Title:
The Berkshire lady, or, Batchelors of every statioh [sic]. : In four parts, to which is added, A new song..


Title:
Five excellent new songs. : The bonny hawthorn. The death of Queen Jean The happy lovers; or, Jamie and Aillie's farewel. The beauty of Broomfauld The echoing horn..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed and sold by J. Morren, Cowgate., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
The happy lovers : Air- Banks of the Dee.
The beauty of Broomfauld : Air- Erin go braugh.


Title:
The fisherman's garland; or, The cruel knight. : in four parts. Part I. The farmer's daughter born to be the knights bride. Part II. Striving to alter what fottune [sic] had decreed. Part III. How the secret was descovered [sic]. Part IV. Concerning with their happy marriage..


Title:
A penny worth of wit : in three parts. Part I. Shewing how a merchant was deluded from his lady by a harlot, Part II. And how he sail'd to a far country. Part III. How he returned to the British shore,.


Title:
The heir of Linne, an old ballad. : The heir of Linne seems not to have been a Lord of Parliament, but a laird whose title went with the estate. Explanation of some of the obsolete words which occur in the b[ ]allad. Fay' faith -'God's-pennie earnest money -'losealls,'- spendthrifts - redde.' testament, advice, counsel; or dying words - 'rude,' cross- wend,' go - wud,' angry..


Title:
The Buchanshire tragedy, or, Sir James the Ross..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren Cowgate, [1800?]


Title:
Age and life of man: : a short description of the nture [sic], rise, and fall, according to the 12 months of the year. To which is added My dear highland laddie, o..


Title:
The factor's garland, : in four parts. Part I. Being a true account how a young man (after having rioted away part of his estate) became factor to several merchants in London. How he found the corpse of a dead Christian lying on the ground in Turkey, and gave fifty pounds for its burial. Part II. How he freed a young woman from being strangled, and brought her to London. Part  III. And how by a vest of her flowering, the prince came to hear of his daughter. Part IV. And how he was betrayed, and cast over board, and what way and manner he was preserved, and brought to the prince's palace, and married to the damsel, &c.


Title:
The factor's garland : in four parts. I. Being a true account how a young man (after having rioted away part of his estate) became factor to suveral [sic] merchants in London. How he found the corpse of a dead Christian, lying on the ground, in Turkey, and gave fifty pounds for its burial II. How he freed a young woman from being strangled, and brought her to London. III. And how by a vest of her flowering, the prince her father, came to hear of his lost daughter. IV. How the factor was betrayed and thrown overboard, with the way and manner he was preserved, and brought to the prince's palace, and married to her..


Title:
Black-ey'd Susan's garland, : in four parts. To which is added Here awa, there awa..

Imprint:
Edinbrngh [sic] : Printed by J. Morren., [1800?]


Title:
Six excellent new songs, : The Belfast maid's lament John Anderson my Jo, The yellow hair'd laddie; Lass of the brow of the hill; The butcher's frolic: or the affrighted tailor. Every man to his humour.


Title:
Three songs. : King Solomon's temple. The accepted mason. The banks of the Bawn..


Title:
Three songs. : The constant shepherd, Jack Munroe. Don't be in such a hurry..


Title:
Six new songs. : Master Rooney of Ballifanad's travels and voyages. The hounds are all out, Donald and Maggy M'Craw's battle. Jenny, the flower of Aberdeen. The complaints of the poor. And the snuff-takers.

Imprint:
Edinburg [sic] : Printed by J. Morren., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
In verse.
Two separate woodcuts side by side on title page.
Donald and Maggy M'Craw's battle : Tune of Killycrankie.


Title:
The wandering shepherdess, or, The betrayed damsel. : To which is added, The free Caledonian..


Title:
Four songs : Wellington's victories in Spain. The frolicsome widow. or, Nine times a night. The Oxford Lord's daughter; The red heather and thistle so green.

Imprint:
Edinburgh; : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate., [1814?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and internal evidence.
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The Battle of Boyn Water. : To which are added, William & Margaret's ghost. And The happy man..


Title:
Three songs. : Lodgings for single gentlemen. Young man's frolic. The lady and soldier..


Title:
Four excellent new songs, : viz. Dunsegen, Solomon's temple, The grand lodge, Auld Robin Gray, The crafty maid,.


Title:
Five sonsg [sic]. : The Traquire shepherd. My native Caledonia. My trusty friend. A dandy described, or, a peep at high life. The bewildred [sic] maid,.

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
My trusty friend : Tune - John Anderson my Jo.


Title:
Three songs. : Captain Ward and the rainbow. Argyle's courtship to a an [sic] English lady. The Highland rover..


Title:
Four excellent new songs, : Duke of Argyll's courtship. Battle of Prestonpans. Oh the moment was sad. Lochaber no more..


Title:
Five songs. Young Doctor Stafford The sailor prentice boy. Donald of Dundee, Jockey's far awa', Robin Adair.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold by J. Morren,, [1800?]


Title:
Three songs : Jockey to the fair. Beauties of Glasgow. Roy's wife of Aldivalloch.


Title:
Four excellent new songs. : The lass of Benoehie, The banks of the river. The rose bud, The lamentation of Thomas Smith and George Stevenson, the horse stealers.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, [1807?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and internal evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.


Title:
Three new songs : A servant man became a Queen. Sweet Sally Gray. Take care of your money.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren Cowgate., [1800?]


Title:
Six excellent. [sic] new songs, : Carzy [sic] Jane The death of crazy Jane. The temple, The threaten't [sic] invasion, A man's a man for a' that. Auld lang syne..


Title:
Four excellent new songs, : viz The Frenchman's dream Royal arch mason. Answer to the soldier's return.

Imprint:
Edburginh [sic] : Printed by J. Morren,, [1800?]


Title:
Three excellent new songs, : The maid milking her cow, The beauties of Glasgow, Johnny baking, or Athol's gate..

Imprint:
Edinburg [sic] : Printed by J. Morren,, [1800?]


Title:
Four excellent new songs. : Billy & Molly's parting. The aukward reeruit [sic], The blythesome bridal. Johnny Cope..


Title:
Six excellent. [sic] new songs, : viz. The lass amang the heather Gude forgi'e me for liein, Willie brew'd a peck o' maut. Mary's dream. Up amang the cliffy rocks Roy[ ]s [sic] wife of Aldivalloch.


Title:
Six excellent new songs: : The begging girl, My only Joe and deary o. The blind beggar boy, The galley slave, Scotland's comfort, Bleak was the morn,.


Title:
Five excellent new songs : Monro's tragedy, The lucky escape, The lady's love with an apprentic [sic] boy, The Irish boy, One bottle more..


Title:
Four excellient [sic] new songs, : The Egyptian wedding, The jaunting car, Down with the French, The praises Referilan..

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Down with the French : To the tune of Derry down.


Title:
Three excellent songs, : The rock and the wee pickle tow. The maid's advice to get married. Poor Anna..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, 1800?]


Title:
Three excellent songs. : The Sheffield prentice. Highland Mary. Johnny Cope's race..


Title:
Two songs. : The Duke of Gordon's three daughters. Captain O'Gra, or the Irish recruit..


Title:
Two songs, : The blaeberries. The Dutchess of Newcastle's lament..


Title:
Three excellent songs : John Highlandman's remarks. Gouf my logie. Irish whisky.


Title:
Four Excellent Songs.  Highland Harry.  The Storm.  The Boatie Rows.  Bonny Jean.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'63.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Raising the Wind ; Or, Habbie Sympson & his Wife Baith Deid.  As Originaly Written And Spoken By John Andrews, In The Exchange Rooms, Moss Street.  Together With The Lyfe And Deithe Of Habbie Simpson, The Famous Pyper Of Kilbarchan.  Written By Robert Sempill, of Belltreis, Between The Years 1630 And 1640


Title:
The Life and Death of Judas Iscariot, Or The Lost and Undone Son of Perdition

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page
'129' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with '20' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : H.17.d.56(3).


Title:
An Account of the Imprisonment and Execution Of Poor Dennis An Irishman, Who was Hung for Robbery, and afterwards restored to life by his Friends, and is now living in America! ! !


Title:
The Medical Guide; Containing Plain And Simple Directions For The Treatment Of The More Common Diseases


Title:
The Life and Prophecies of Alexander Peden

Book_Notes:
Variant exists with '115' printed at foot of title page.


Title:
The Scottish Minstrel; Containing A Selection of The Most Popular Songs of Scotland, As Sung By Wilson, Templeton, &c

Book_Notes:
Table of contents on p. [112].
In verse.
A Highland laddie heard of war : Air - "Merrily danc'd the Quaker's wife." Key-note G.
The bonnie Scotch lassie : Words by A. Rodger. Music by W. H. Lithgow.
Caledonians brave and bold : Words by George M'Farre


Title:
The Life and Unparalleled Voyages and Adventures of Ambrose Gwinnett; Containing An Account Of His Being Tried, Convicted, and Hanged in Chains At Deal, For the Supposed Murder Of Mr. Collins; His Surprising Recovery; His Voyage to the West Indies, and being taken by the Spaniards, among whom he met with the supposed murdered Mr. Collins, and proposal to return to England together; His Being Taken By The Algerines And Carried Into Slavery, And, After Many Hardships, his Return To England. Written By Himself


Title:
The History of Duncan Campbell And His Dog Oscar


Title:
The Scrap-Book: A Selection Of The Best Jokes, Puns, Comic Sayings, Jonathanisms, &c., &c.


Title:
Twine weel the Plaiden.  Beadle of the Parish.  O Jeanie there's naething to fear ye.  The Irish Fisherman.  Meeting of the Waters.  The Deer Hunter.  Native Land.


Title:
A Biographical Sketch of the Life and Labours Of That Eminen Minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ: The Rev. James Hall D.D. Of The United Secession Church, Broughton-Place Meeting-House, Edinburgh


Title:
Three excellent new songs : The northern ditty, or Cold and raw The Middlesex flora. Generous love

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, [[18--]


Title:
The History of Charles Jones, The Footman.  Shewing How He Raised Himself From The Humble Station Of A Foot Boy, To A Place Of Great Eminence And Trust, By His Honesty And Integrity.  Also, On Pride, & the Country Clergyman.


Title:
A Choice Drop Of Honey From The Rock Christ; Or, A Short Word Of Advice To Saints And Sinners

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'96.' is printed at the foot of the title page.


Title:
The Three Advices An Irish Tale; To Which Is Added The Silent Man.  With A Variety Of Anecdotes


Title:
The Theatrical Speaker.  A selection Of The Newest And Most Popular Recitations Of The present Day.  Contents:-Outalissi's Death Song-How-d'ye-do and Good-bye-Gertrude Von Der Wart-Billy Dip-Tell's Speech-The Country Schoolmaster-Alonzo the Brave-The Old Man, his son, and Ass-On the Downfall of Poland-Parody on Lord Ullin's Daughter-The Drunkard and his Bottle-Death of Marmion-The Father Reformed

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by F. Orr & Sons, 1840


Title:
The Anecdote-Book : A Choice Collection Of Anecdotes, Jests, Witty Sayings, Bon Mots, &c., &c. Selected From The Best Sources


Title:
A Memorable Song On The Hunting Of Chevy-Chase


Title:
The History And Comical Transactions Of Lothian Tom.  In Six Parts.  Wherein Is Contained, A Collection Of Roguish Exploits Done By Him Both In Scotland And England


Title:
The cruel Father ; To which are added, An old woman clothed in gray.  And My heart with love is beating


Title:
A Collection Of songs, &c. [no.] XV Containing Tullochgorum.  Ben Bowlings Departure.  The Wanton Widow.  Hey For A Lass Wi' A Tocher.  Tam Glen


Title:
The Ewie wi' the Crooked Horn ; To which are added, She Lives in the Valley Below, The Star of the East, The Mill, Mill, O, On Friendship


Title:
The Hallow Fair : To which are added, Queen Mary's Lamentation.  The contented Lover.  Ungrateful Nanny.  Homeward Bound.


Title:
Taste life's glad moments To which are added, Begone dull care.  Lovely Nan.  The Woodman.  Cuckoo.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the Booksellers in Town and Country


Title:
The Three Crump Twin-Brothers Of Damascus.  An Eastern Tale


Title:
The Edinbury Gleaner, Being A Collection Of Anecdotes, &c. For The Amusement of Youth - Dancing


Title:
The Edinbury Gleaner, Being A Collection Of Anecdotes, &c.  For The Amusement of Youth


Title:
The Edinbury Gleaner ; Being A Collection Of Anecdotes, &c., For The Amusement of Youth - Fortune Telling


Title:
The Edinbury Gleaner ; Being A Collection Of Anecdotes, &c. For The Amusement of Youth


Title:
The Edinbury Gleaner : Being A Collection Of Anecdotes, &c. For The Amusement of Youth


Title:
The Edinbury Gleaner : Being A Collection Of Anecdotes, &c. For The Amusement of Youth.  This Number Contains The Blunders of a Country Clown, Who Gained £10,000 At The Lottery, And Came To Auld Reekie To Learn Manners.


Title:
The Edinbury Gleaner : Being A Collection Of Anecdotes, &c. For The Amusement Of Youth.


Title:
First Lessons In Teaching A Child To Read And Spell English, On A Plain And Easy (Learned) Method.


Title:
A New and Easy Learned Multiplication Table.


Title:
A Short Account Of the Life and Death of P. Heaman & F. Gautiez, Who Were Executed Within the Flood Mark of Leith, on the 9th January 1822, For Murder And Piracy.  To which is added, A Short Account Of the Life and Death of Mary M'Kinnon, Who was Executed at Edinburgh, on the 16th April 1823, For The Murder Of William Howat.


Title:
The Ceremony of Halloween Displayed : To Which Is Added First Of April, Hunt The Gowk! Or All Fools'Day.


Title:
The Snab's Glory, Or The Blessings Of Industry.  Exemplified in a short History of SIR SIMON EYRE ; gratefully addressed to the Cordwainer's Company, for their generous offer of the freedom thereof, to JOHN, Earl of Rochester.  To Which Is Added, The Happy Cobbler.


Title:
An Advertisement For A Runaway Wife.  Family Fracas


Title:
Auld Grannie's Advice To Witless Mithers And Their Belle Daughters, Who Bring Them Up To Deceive Themselves And Their Lads Wi' their Braw Dresses ; When they can neither wash a sark, mutch, hippen, nor a bowl to hold their meat in, or even mak parritch, also, so much of the lady, that they'll carry naething on the Street, unless it may be their parasol or ridicule, wi' their pocket handkercher in't ; and to go to the well is entirely out o' the question.  To Which Is Added, The Choice Of A Wife

Book_Notes:
Front and back covers - verso of both printed; frontispiece with printed verso


Title:
The Comical History Of The King And The Cobbler ; To Which Is Added the Undertaker Overtaken, &c.

Book_Notes:
Frontispiece; work on unnumbered back page


Title:
An Authentic Narration Of The Life And Death Of Robert Kirkwood, Better Known By The Name Of Boby Awl, An Idiot, who strolled about Auld Reekie and its vicinity.

Book_Notes:
Frontispiece; 2 unnumbered pages with illustrations at the start of the book & 2 unnumbered pages with illustrations and blank versos between pp.16 & 17


Title:
A Laconic Narrative Of The Life & Death Of james Wilson, Known By The Name Of Daft Jamie.  In Which Are Interspersed, Several Anecdotes Relative To Him And His Old Friend Boby Awl, An Idiot Who Strolled About Edinburgh For Many Years

Book_Notes:
Frontispiece - 'Portrait Of Daft Jamie.'


Title:
The New Amusing And Instructive Valentine Writer ; Or The Lover's Dumb Signs.  A Selection Of The Newest and Best Valentine Verses, &c. For The Use of Ladies & Gentlemen ~Who Wish To Learn The Art Of Making Love


Title:
A New Treatise On The Art Of Swimming, With Full Practical Directions On The Various Branches.  For Young Beginners


Title:
Plain & Short Directions To Those who Wish To Learn To Swim


Title:
The two orphans, : A pathetic tale. / By Lady Meanwell.

Imprint:
Ayr : Printed by D. Macarter & Co, 1818.


Title:
Saturday night : a dialogue between Wm. Ready & Robert Wise, at the pay table. To which is added, The toper's tale, over his jug of ale ; Being a particular account of a merry day's drinking, with all the circumstances of the robbery and a full history of

Imprint:
Ayr : Printed by D. Macarter & Co., 1817.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Printers advert at foot of p. 24.


Title:
The life and prophecies of Alexander Peden.


Title:
The life and wonderful prophecies of Donald Cargill : who was executed at the Cross of Edinburgh, on the 23d July, 1680. For his adherence to the Covenant and work of Reformation.


Title:
Songs : William and Margaret; Pity the lads that are free; Janet an' me; Young Willie the ploughman, and Bruce's lines.


Imprint:
Dunbar: : Printed by G. Miller:- at whose shop may be had, a variety of pamphlets, ballads, children's books, pictures, catechisms, &c. Whole sale and retail., [1795-1804]


Title:
A sermon on malt : to which are added, grave considerations on the use of the barley bree. With a song / by a reclaimed drunkard.

Imprint:
Dunfermline : Printed and sold by John Miller, 1831.


Title:
Shipwrecks and disasters at sea : comprising an account of a winter in Greenland and Wreck of the Medusa frigate, &c.


Title:
Awful phenomena of nature! Snow storms, third of March and twenty-third April, 1827 : Fall of an avalanche in the Alps; and wonderful preservation of three women buried under it. Dreadful sand storm in the desert ; with several other memorable occurrences


Title:
Tales for the farmers' ingle-neuk : consisting of The murderer discovered, The spoiled child, The broken bridge and  A lesson on domestic management.


Title:
An affecting history of an inn-keeper in Normandy: : together with A tragical story, on the unhappy consequences of an immoderate attachment to riches..

Imprint:
Dunbar: : Printed by G. Miller:- at whose shop may be had a variety of pamphlets, ballads, children's books, pictures, catechisms, &c. Wholesale and retail., [1795-1804]


Title:
The honest debtor: or, The virtuous man struggling with, rising superior to, and overcoming misfortune..

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Printed by G. Miller, Dunbar.
Under the series title reads : Calculated to promote the interests of religion, virtue and humanity.
8-line quote on title page.


Title:
The ancient and modern history of Buck-haven in Fife-shire. : Wherein is contained, the antiquities of there old dress. The Bucky-boat, with the flag of a green tree; with their dancing, Willy and his trusty rapper; Their burgess ticket, with a view of th

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate,, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page is of a standing male figure with a hat. This differs from the copies at L.C.2803(1), L.C.2813(4) and L.C.2884(4). There are also textual differences. StEdNL.
Dated from external evidence.


Title:
The coalman's courtship to a creel wife's daughter; or, A dialogue between an old woman and her son; : wherein she instructs him in the real art of courtship. Very beneficial for young beginners, or blate wooers.

Imprint:
Edinburgh, : Printed and sold by J. Morren, Cowgate,, [1800?]


Title:
The wife of Beith. : Reformed and corrected. Giving an account of her death, of her journey to heaven; how on the road, she fell in with Judas, who led her to the gate of hell; and what conversation she had with the Devil, who would not let her in : also,

Imprint:
Edinburgh, : Printed by J. Morren,, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page, which is an image of a couple dancing.
Based on the tale by Geoffrey Chaucer.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.


Title:
Ancient and modern history of the Russian Empire : giving an account of its extent, population, cities, trade and commerce, with a description of the artificial and natural curisities in the vast Empire ; together with the customs and manners of the Russi

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren. Cowgate, 1813.


Title:
A penny-worth of wit, : in three parts. Part I. Shewing how a merchant was deluded from his lady by a harlot. Part II. How he sailed to a far country. Part III. And how he returned to the British shore..

Imprint:
Edinburgh; : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate,, [1800?]


Title:
Four excellent songs. : We've ay been provided for. Amo amas. The golden glove, with The answer. The highland laddie..

Imprint:
Edinburgh, : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate., [1800?]


Title:
Four songs: : The constant shepherd, Jack Munroe The sailor from Dover. O had I ne'er been married.

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed by J. Morren., [1800?]


Title:
Five excellent new songs, : The Cumberland courtship, The Irish wedding. The rigs of barley, O gin my wif wad drink hooly and fairly. The Irish oyster girl..


Title:
Four excellent new songs, : Come under my plaiddie, with the answer. The plough boy and farmer's daughter. The praises of Referilan..


Title:
Five excellent new songs : viz. The girl I left behind me, with the answer. Nelson's last victory. The unkind shepherdess; An' o for ane an' twenty.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, [1805?]


Title:
Four excellent new songs : The wee wifukie, Roving journeyman. Lovely Molly, The Belfast mountains..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : -Printed by J. Morren., [1800?]


Title:
Four excellent new songs : The distressed sailor on the rocks of Scilly, Nelson's victory, John Barleycorn, Roy's wife of Aldivalloch.


Title:
Three excellent new songs : The old man's song. The brewer and the cooper's wife, The lady's love for the bonnet so blue, The fathful [sic] lover's,.

Imprint:
Edinburgh, : Printed be [sic] J. Morren., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Faithful lovers : Tune- Galley slave.


Title:
Four excellent new songs, : Captain Thunderbolt's intrigue Britain's glory. The banished sailor. The banished soldier.


Title:
Four excellent new songs, : viz. The sailor dear, The answer to The sailor dear, Pattie's wedding. And Logan braes..

Imprint:
Edinburgh. : -Printed by J. Morren, [1800?]


Title:
Five excel[l]ent new songs, : A' the arts the win' can blaw Thurot's defeat. The Blanch frigate. The bonny hawthorn, Kattie and wabster Jock,.


Title:
Three excelkant [sic] new songs : The battle of Trafalgar. To which is added The unco bit want. With the answer.


Title:
Four excellient [sic] new songs : The sheering's no for you, The old man s [sic] song. The happy stranger. The orange boys..

Imprint:
Edinburgh; : Printed by J. Morren., [1800?]


Title:
Five excellent new songs, : Gragal Ma Chree, with the answer. Tom Tough, The death of Queen Jean. Nancy and the handsome serjeant. The disconsolate sailor..

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed by J. Morren, [1800?]


Title:
Four excellent new songs, : Patrick O'Neil the sailor, Jamie Reily & Coleen Bawn Hearts of oak. The cottager's daughter..


Title:
Three excellent new songs : Young Doctor Stafford, Tonald 'mong the barm The happy soldier..

Imprint:
Edinburgh; : Printed by J. Morren, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Tonald 'mong the barm : Tune- Whistle o'er the lave o't.


Title:
Three excellent new songs, : viz. The blaeberries. Abraham Newland. The crafty maid..


Title:
Four excellent new songs : The poor exile of Erin. Soldiers lamentation. Tamie Lamie's cure for a drunken wife. The sailing trade..


Title:
Three excellent new songs, : Bold Irvine, or Belfast shoemaker. Lord Douglas's tragedy Rindordin, or The mountains high..


Title:
Five excellent new songs : 1 The female drummer. 2 The ploughman turned sailor. 3 The birks of Invermay. 4 Bonny Jem of Aberdeen. 4 [sic] Bright Phoebus..


Title:
An account of the trial of Captain John Porteous..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed in the year, 1736..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
History upon death or, The mirror of man's misery. : Being very choice and profitable lessons for putting all Christians in a prepred [sic] condition for mortality. With the pious Christian's preperation for his latter end..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed this present year., [1750?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.


Title:
Some ejaculations and dying words of the late Reverend Mr. John Willison, : Late Minister of the Gospel at Dundee. Or, His last words to his wife & children..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold in Nidd[r]y's Wynd, [1780?]


Title:
The historical tragedy, of young Beateman's ghost, or The perjured maid, justly rewarded..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed according to order., [1778?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
There is a half page introduction before the work proper starts.


Title:
The strange and wonderful predictions of the Reverend martyr, Mr. Christopher Love, : Minister of the gospel at Laurence-Jury, London, who was beheaded on Tower-Hill, in the time of Oliver Cromwell's government of England. Giving an account of Babylon's f

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by Alex. Robertson, foot of the Old Assembly Close,, 1786..


Title:
Four excellent new songs, : 1, Ready mony and [n]o trust. 2, Royal Charlotte. 3 Peggy Bawn, 4. The conquring maid..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Entered according to order,, [1780?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
In verse.


Title:
Four excellent new songs: : 1. Auld Robin Cray. 2. Auld Robin's answer 3. Auld Robin's death, 4 The female press gang.

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Entered according to order., [1780?]


Title:
Three excellent new songs, : 1, The Americans in tears since Collier's victory. 2, A new song on a French fleet having appeared in the Frith of Forth. 3. The Quaker's courtship..


Title:
Three excellent new songs : 1, A new song called Rare Nell, 2, Curragh of Kildare. 3, The May morning..


Title:
Three excellent new songs; : 1. Down by a river side. 2. The Laird of Glen-Lee. 3. Donnel and Flora.


Title:
Four excellent new, songs : 1, The captain's frolic. 2, Picking lillies, 3, The distressed saillors [sic] on the rocks of Scylla. 4, The generous gentleman..


Title:
Four excellent new songs; : 1, The Turkish lady, 2, Get married betimes, 3, The lady in the wood, 4, The female press-gang.

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Entered according to order, 1782..


Title:
Four excellent new, songs; : 1, The captain of love, 2, Sandy the Scots traveller, 3, The famale [sic] sailor of Sunderland, 4, The Lee riggs.

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Entered according order [sic], [1780?]


Title:
Five exccllent [sic] new songs, : 1. The valiant M'Craw's. 2. The spendthrift clapt into limbo. 3. The garb of old Gaul, 4. The North Highland volunteers 5. I cannot love thee more..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
In verse.
The valiant M'Craw' : Tune, Arthur's Seat.
The spendthrift clapt into limbo : To its own tune.
The North Highland volunteers : Tune- In the garb of old Gaul, &c.


Title:
Four excellent new songs, : 1. Tibby Fowler of the glen. 2: The answer thereto. 3 The young man's courtship, 4. A song from Love in a village,.


Title:
Four excellent new songs : 1, Captain Johnston's last farewell. 2, De'il tak' the wars. 3, Bonny Jean of Aberdeen. 4, Banks of Forth..


Title:
Four excellent new songs, : 1. The Yorkshire bite, 2. The golden glove, 3. The bold hairy cap, 4. The Laplander's wish,.


Title:
Four excellent new songs. : 1, M'Naughton's valour. 2, Forlorn damsel. 3, The keeper. 4, The sailor's rant..


Title:
The factor's garland, : containing many strange and wonderful deliverances. In four parts..


Title:
Four excellent new songs, : I. The roving maids of Edinburgh. II. The injur'd fair. III. The faithful shepherd. IV. Sylvia's marriage..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
In verse.
The faithful shepherd : Tune- Auld lang syne.


Title:
An excellent new song: called The Cunnie's garland..


Title:
Two excellent new songs. : Containing, The knight and shepherd's daughter. To which is added, The soldier's farewel..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed this present year., [1780?]


Title:
Captain Ward and the Rain-Bow, : to which is added, The dandy o; and The gawkie..


Title:
The Turkish lady, : to which is added, The truth laid open, and The dusky night..


Title:
The tragedy of, Jamie and Nancy; of Yarmouth..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Entered according to order., 1787..


Title:
Three excellent songs, : containing, A song, to a robin red-breast by Paul Positive, A new song, on the Dutch, and The ploughman's love to the farmers daughter..


Title:
The fight at Bothwel-Bridge. Composed, into metre,.

Imprint:
Edinburgh. : Printed, and sold by William Forrest, at the head of the Cow-gate, and at his shop South-side of the Corn-market,, 1766..


Title:
A grand history on curious subjects, both entertaining and pleasant, : never before published. / By a craftsman in this town, in November 1793.

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed in the present year, 1793..


Title:
Five excellent new songs : The rakish sailor. Bonapart's ramble, Yougal Harbour, The roving bachelor, The maid's complaint.


Title:
The christian's great interest; : by way of question and answer. Being a short summary of the Rev. Mr. William Guthrie's trial of a saving interest in Christ, and the way how to attain it. (Printed by the desire of an honourable and pieous [sic] lady.) Th

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed at the foot of the Old Assembly Close., 1785.

Book_Notes:
Passage from the Bible appears on title page.


Title:
Some ejaculations and dying words of the late Reverend Mr. John Willison, : Minister of the Gospel at Dundee..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed in the year,, 1790..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication from external evidence.
First published in 1764 as 'Some dying words'.


Title:
The explication of Thomas Rymer's prophecies, : wherein is contained certain remarks of what is already come to pass: with some curious observations on what is yet to come, carefully collected and compared with ancient old prophecies; and the Book of arms


Title:
Europe's warning-piece. Or good to news Britain. : Giving an account of one William Edwards a farmer, near the town of Maidstone in Kent, who was charitable to the poor, his lands producing corn more plentiful than his neighbours, and like a good christia

Imprint:
[Edinburgh?] : Printed this present year,, 1795..


Title:
A new and diverting dialogue, both serious and comical : that passed the other day between a noted shoe maker and his wife, living in this neighbourhood, taken down in short hand by a nimble pen man one of his bon companions..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Entered according to order., [1800?]


Title:
Sketch of the life and transactions of Peter Brown : An English sailor. Who, at early period of life, run away from his father's house, and went to sea;...

Book_Notes:
Dated from external and internal evidence.


Title:
The Scots piper's queries;  or, John Falkirk's cariches : To which are added his comical and witty jokes When in courtship with an old fidler's widow, who wanted all the teeth. With the copy of the love letter he sent to her, who was commonly called Fling

Book_Notes:
Dated from external and internal evidence.
John Falkirk is a pseudonym.
There is a 'List of Histories' on p. 2
'No. XVI' appears at foot of the title page.


Title:
A groat's worth of wit for a penny: or, The interpretation of dreams, moles, &c.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external and internal evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
There is a 'List of Histories' on p. 24.
'No. XXX' appears at foot of the title page.


Title:
The history of Buchaven [sic] in Fifeshire, : containing the witty and entertaining exploits of Wise Willie and Witty Eppie.


Title:
Life of David Haggart who was executed at Edinburgh, 18th July, 1821, for the murder of the Dumfries jailor : containing the whole of his depredations and murders faithfully copied from the large book written by himself; being the whole substance, without

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, [1821?]

Subject_Name:
Haggart, David, 1800-1821 Death and burial.


Title:
Of the history and travels of Hector Maclean, late sailor..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printd [sic] by Alex. Robertson, for Hector Maclean: and sold for his own beneft [sic]., M,DCC,LXXI. [1771]

Book_Notes:
At head of titlepage, enclosed in square brackets : Number II.
There is an advertisement on p. 24.
First published in Edinburgh in 1768 as 'The history and travels of Hector Maclean, late sailor'.


Title:
The merry piper; or, the popish fryar & boy. : In two parts..

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed and sold in Niddery's-Wynd,, 1778.


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchannan, : who was commonly called the King's fool. The whole in six parts complete..

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed this present year, [1790?]

Subject_Name:
Buchanan, George, 1506-1582 Humor Early works to 1800.


Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed and sold at the foot of the Horse-Wynd,, 1789..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
There is a table of contents on p. 2
Place of publication from external evidence.


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
There is a table of contents on p. 2


Title:
The monk and miller's wife : A tale / By Allan Ramsay.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by and for Oliver & Boyd, Netherbow, 1808.


Title:
The merry and entertaining history of the king and the cobler : in two parts.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Robertson, No. 30 Nicholson Street, 1811.


Title:
The Exploits of wise Willy, and witty Eppie of Buckhaven : With a description of their college, and a coat of arms, Lang Sandy and rolling coughing Jenny's wedding.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the bookseller, 1818.


Title:
The history of the seven wise masters, of Rome : containing ; many excellent and delightful examples, with their explanations, and modern significations, which (by way of allusion) may be termed an historical comparison of sacred and civil transactions. T

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1816.


Title:
Janet Clinker's oration, on the villanies of the old women, and the pride of the young, : shewing young men and young women how to avoid the buying of Janet Juniper's stinking butter, which will have a rotten rift on their stomach, as long as they live /

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for and sold by, William Cameron and other booksellers, [1820?]


Title:
A most excellent song, called, The sodger's return : To which are added, A the airts the win can blaw. The girl I left behind me.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the hawkers, [1815-1825?]


Title:
The way for to woo : Dinna think, bonny lassie, Amo amas, and Wonderful song.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1817.


Title:
A collection of popular songs : viz. Ofa' [sic] the airts the wind can blaw; Tak your auld cloak about ye. Wap your wealth thegither. Auld langsyne.


Title:
The land of the thistle : Nothing at all. Tom Bowling. And Jockey to the fair.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
The land of the thistle : Tune- Black Jock.


Title:
Sprig of shilelah : I'll soon hae a wife o' my ain, Doctor Monro and, The tear.


Title:
Birks of Aberfeldy : Plaid amang the heather, On the death of Burns, Highland laddie, and King's anthem.


Title:
The Highland plaid : Mark yonder pomp, What ails you now my daintie Pate, Poor Mary, Now rosy May comes in wi' flowers.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1818.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Mark yonder pomp : Tune- Deil tak the wars.
What ails you Pate : Tune- For a' tat an' a' that.
Poor Mary : Tune- A' body's like to get married but me.
Now Rosy May : Tune- Dainty Davie.


Title:
Clutha : Wi' truest love I love thee, Jean, Blyth hae I been, Lowland lassie, will ye go, Hie bonnie lassie.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Clutha : Tune- Miss Admiral Gordon's Strathspey.
The black-ee'd lassie : Tune- My only Jo and dearie o'.
Blyth hae I been : Tune- Liggeram cosh.


Title:
For a' that and a' that : The soldier's gratitude. Lowland lassie, wilt thou go. The year that's awa. The land o' the leal.


Title:
The calm dewy morning : To which are added, Gloomy winter. Bundle and go. I had a horse I had nae mair O send Lewie Gordon hame.


Title:
The Irish wedding : To which are added. O leeze me on my spinning wheel. Bonnie wood of Cragie lea.


Title:
The maid & her barley : to which are added Paddy Whack.


Title:
Crazy Jane : To which is added, Ere around the huge oak, My friend and pitcher, The light of the moon, Let's be jovial.


Title:
The soldiers dream : To which are added, Johnny Bluster's wife. Banks of Doon. Death of Sally Roy. Braes aboon Bonaw. A victim of delicate love.


Title:
Quite politely : To which is added. The braes aboon Bonaw, The maid of Ilay, Fuddling day.


Title:
The haws of Cromdale : To which are added, Highland laddie, O ay my wife she dang me, Will you go and marry Katie.


Title:
Bonnie wood of Craigie lea : To which are added, Allan Tine O' Harrow. Highand laddie.


Title:
Her blue rollin e'e : To which are added, Wolfe's lament. What ails a' the lasses at me? Will ye go and marry, Katie?


Title:
Two new songs : called The humours of Glasgow fair, Wat ye wha I met yestreen.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers in town and country, 1823.


Title:
Green grow the rashes : to which are added, The lassie o' my heart. The hen-pick'd [sic] husband. The lass o' Glenshee. Tom Starboard.


Title:
The land in the ocean : to which are added, The way-worn traveller. The all of love. When the rosy morn. Gentlemen of England. Lay thy loof in mine, lass.


Title:
The cruel father : to which are added, An old woman clothed in gray. And My heart with love is beating.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1824.


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs : viz. 1. The hawthorn. 2. Lillies of the valley. 3. Paudien O'Rafferty. 4. Charlie he's my darling. 5. The Bay of Biscay, o. 6. Tam Glen. 7. Far, far at sea.


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs : viz. 1. Ye gentlemen of England. 2. John o' Badenyon. 3. The sprig of shillelah and shamrock so green. 4. The maid of Lodi. 5. Drink to me only.


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs : viz. 1. The Duke of Gordon's three daughters. 2. The challenge. 3. Woo'd and married and a'.


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs : viz. 1. The braes o' Gleniffer. 2. The exciseman. 3. Whack, Paddy Whack. 4. Willie brew'd a peck o' maut. 5. Crazy Jane. 6. Begone dull care. 7. She's fair and fause.


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs : viz. 1. Duncan Gray. 2. Black-ey'd Susan. 3. A sup of good whisky. 4. O'er the muir amang the heather. 5. The post captain.


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs : viz. 1. Nobody coming to marry me. 2. The days o' Langsyne. 3. The cobler. 4. The Arethusa. 5. The thorn. 6. Gaffer Gray. 7. The Irish wedding.


Title:
An excellent popular ballad : called Sir James the Ross.


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs : viz. 1. The gypsie laddie. 2. The maid in Bedlam. 3. The farmer. 4. The bonny house of Airley. 5. Molly O'Rigge and Cornelius O'Whack. 6. The maid that tends the goats.


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs : 1. Paddy Carey's fortune. 2. Black-ey'd Susan. 3. The midnight bowl. 4. Tullochgorum. 5. When 'tis night.


Title:
4 songs : viz. Maggie M'Apie's lilt. A Highland laddie heard of war. Donald Caird. I've naething to do. &c.

Imprint:
Edinr [sic] : Printed for the booksellers, [1815-1825?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse and prose.
Dated from external evidence.
Maggie M'Apie's lilt : Tune- Toddlin' but and toddlin' ben.
'Disaster of the Irishman's wife at a Scotch fair' is in prose.


Title:
The ancient history of three bonnets. : In four cantos..

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed in this present year, 1793..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Anonymous. By Allan Ramsay.
In verse.
Page [2] contains a list of characters.


Title:
The first and secood [sic] parts of the new proverbs on the pride of women; gr [sic], the vanity of women displayed. : With their high heads, hoops, and gezies. To which is added a receipt to all men who want wives, how to wale them by the mouth, as Mungo

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Entered according to order, [1780?]

Book_Notes:
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The history and comical transactions of Lothian Tom, in six parts. : Wherein is contained a collection of roguish exploits done by him, both in Scotland and England..

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed, by J. Morren, East Campbell's Close, Cowgate, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
In verse and prose.


Title:
The life and prophecies of the Reverend Mr Alexander Peden, : late Minister of the Gospel, at New Glenluce, in Galloway. In which he fortells what is to happen to Ireland and Scotland in these letter days, particularly, to the south and west of Scotland,

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed and sold in East Campbell's Close, Cowgate, MDCCXCIX. [1799]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Extracted from 'The life of Mr. Alexander Peden' by Patrick Walker.


Title:
The history of the life and death of fair Rosamond, : concubine to King Henry II. hewing [sic] how Queen Eleanor plotted to destroy fair Rosamond, to prevent which, she was removed to a stately bower, at Woodstock, near Oxford; and while the King was in F

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed and sold by J. Morren, Cowgate, and at No 29, Leith Street,, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from internal and external evidence.


Title:
The life and transactions of Mrs Jane Shore, : concubine to King Edward VI. Containing an account of her parentage, wit and beauty, her marriage with Mr Shore, the King's visits to her. Her going to court, leaving her husband. Her great distress and miser

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed and sold by J. Morren, Cowgate., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The history of John Cheap the comical chapman. : Containing above a hundred merry exploits done by him and his fellow traveller. Drouthy Tom. A sticket shaver..

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed and sold by John Morren. East Campbell's Close, Cowgate,, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
There is a 1-page introduction on page 3.
Page 2 is blank.


Title:
The coalman's courtship to a creel wife's daughter, or a dialogue between an old woman and her son: : wherein she instructs him in the real art of courtship. Very beneficial for young wooers or blate beginners..


Title:
A full, and true account of that arrival and landing of Enoch that wonderful Roman prophet, : being now near one hundred and fifty-five years old, who has traveled almost over the whole habitable world. Also an account of his travels and prophccies [sic]

Imprint:
Edinburgh; : Prsnted [sic] by J. Merren [sic, i.e. Morren], Campbell's Close Cowgate, [1800?]


Title:
Fairy tales, : containing the stories of Cinderilla. Or, the little glass slipper Little Red Riding-hood. Princess Fair-Star and Prince Cherry. And Ebouli Sina. To which is added The fairy song:.

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate., [1800?]


Title:
The wife of Beith, : Reformed and corrected. Giving an account of her death, of her journey to heaven; how on the road she fell in with Judas, who led her to the gate of hell, and what conversation she had with the Devil, who would not let her in: also, h

Imprint:
Edinburh [sic]: : Printed by J. Morren,, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Based on the tale by Geoffrey Chaucer.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
There is a 1-page introduction 'To the reader' on p. [2].


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jockey and Maggy. In five parts. : I. Jockey and Maggy's courtship, as they were coming from the market. II. The wonderful works of our John, shewing how he made Janet like an Elshinhaft, and got his ain Maggy wi' bairn forby. III

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate, 1803.


Title:
Negro servant, an authentic and interesting narrative of a young Negro servant. In three parts : Part the first. Shewing how he was made a slave in Africa, and carried to Jamaica, where he was sold to a captain in his Majesty's Navy, by whom he was taken

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold by J. Morren, Cowgate and at No 15, Broughton Street, [1805-1815?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Date of publication may actually be later, possibly after 1833, as suggested from internal evidence. A note on p. 7 reads : This circumstance took place in the year 1803 before the late ha


Title:
For a' that and a' that : When Kate was nineteen, Let drunkards sing, and Blythe and happy.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Kate o' Gowrie : Tune- Dainty Davie.
Let drunkards sing : Tune- Willie brew'd a peck of maut.
Blythe and happy are we : Tune- Andro and his cutty gun.


Title:
New song, to the tune of Cauld kail in Aberdeen : While Phoebus reposes. O welcome winter. Come wi' me.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Long and dreary is the night : Tune- Cauld kail in Aberdeen.
The farewell : Tune- Jockie's far awa.


Title:
The tight little island : When the hollow drum, and There was an old woman in our town.


Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1819.


Title:
Lucy's flittin' : There'll never be peace till Jamie comes hame. The friend that's awa. 'Twas ae day in Autumn. While Luna in splendour.

Imprint:
Ed[i]nburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1819.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
The 'I' in Edinburgh has failed to print.
Lucy's flittin : Tune - Paddy O'Rafferty.
Nancy : Tune - Humours of Glen.
Mary-Ann : Tune - The wounded hussar.


Title:
The blackamoor in the wood : A lamentable ballad on the tragical end of a gallant lord and virtuous lady; together with the untimely death of their two children, wickedly performed by a heathenish and blood-thirsty villain their servant. The like of which


Title:
Banks of Forth : Bet sweet blossom. Braes o' Lomond. The braes o' Ballochmyle. Lowland Willie. Nan of Logie green. Roslin Castle.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1820.


Title:
A collection of popular songs : viz. Bonny Mally Stewart, The good ship Rover, The recruit's farewell.


Title:
Willy Rilly or The constant lovers : To which are added, The hurl-barrow; The lass o' Glenshee.


Title:
Peggy Bawn : To which are added, Lucy of the vale. Roben is my only Jo. Young William. The minute gun.


Title:
The mug of porter : To which are added, The sailor's return. M'Pherson's farewell. The blue-eyed lassie. This is the night my Johnny set.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1821.


Title:
Old maids : To which are added, Come under my plaidy. Meg o' the mill. Nancy's to the Greenwood gane. Bannockburn.


Title:
The travelling chapman : To which are added, The Yorkshire-man in London; Another cup and then. Ungrateful Nanny.


Title:
Broom of Cowdenknows : To which are added, The Dougal creature's account o' hersel'. Tak your auld cloak about ye.


Title:
Tibby Fowler : To which are added, The Fumbler's rant. The jolly sailor. Roslin Castle.


Title:
O bonny lassie : To which are added, The lass o' Aranteenie. Tullochgorum. Green grow the rashes, o.


Title:
Robin Aboon : To which are added, Steer her up and ha'd her gawn. A sup of good whisky. A highland lad my love was born.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1825.


Title:
Four excellent new songs, : viz. Kelly-burn Braes. The lee rig. The rose's hue. The sun in the West, fa's to rest in the e'enin'..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Robertson, printer, Horse-Wynd, Edinburgh., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from external evidence and period of activity of the publisher.


Title:
O will I come : Bonny was yon rosy brier, How lang and dreary is the night, Sweet fa's the eve on Craigie-burn, Now rosy May comes in wi' flowers, and Together let us range.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the bookselers [sic], 1818.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
O will I come : Tune - The Lee Rig.
The rosy brier : Tune - I wish my love was in a mire.
Long and dreary is the night : Tune - Cauld kail in Aberdeen.
Now rosy May : Tune - Dainty Davie.


Title:
A most choice collection of popular songs : 1. Highland Mary. 2. Corporal Casey. 3. Tam Glen. 4. Black-ey'd Susan. 5. Willie brew'd a peck o' maut. 6. The galley slave. 7. Parting moments.


Title:
Mary, O : Address to Caledonia. She rose and let me in. Logan Water. The garden of love.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Mary, O : Tune - Gloomy Winter's now awa'.
Address to Caledonia : Tune - Erin go bragh.


Title:
Waes me for Prince Charly : to which are added, Tarry woo. Love and despair. Let ambition fire thy mind. Highland laddie.


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs : viz. 1. A man's a man for a' that. 2. Lilies of the valley. 3. Of a' the airts the wind can blaw. 5. The Bay of Biscay, O. 6. Tam Glen. 4. Charlie he's my darling.


Title:
A collection of songs. &c. : Containing Rob Roy MacGregor. Ca' the ewes to the knowes. My Nannie o. A famous man was Robin Hood. My native highland home. 'Twas merry in the hall. General Wolfe's song. Bid me discourse.


Title:
A collection of songs. &c. : Containing Within a mile of Edinburgh. Logie o' Buchan. The Bay of Biscay, O! Hie bonnie lassie. Hohenlinden. The mariner's song. Hearts of oak.


Title:
A collection of songs. &c. : Containing The hero of Ballinacrazy. And ye shall walk in silk attire. Broad swords of old Scotland. Connel and Flora. Bacchanalian. Lash'd to the helm. Bonny wood of Craigie lee.


Title:
A collection of songs. &c. : Containing Hey the bonnie breast knots. Here's to the maiden of blushing fifteen. The dashing white serjeant. Galla water. Nothing like grog. Giles Scroggins. Friend of my soul. M'Pherson's farewell.


Title:
The battle of Sheriff Muir : To which are added, Scotia's sons, Lilies of the valley The woodpecker, Young Allan.


Title:
The Hallow fair : To which are added, Queen Mary's lamentation. The contented lover. Ungrateful Nanny. Homeward bound.


Title:
A collection of songs. &c. : Containing Charlie is my darling. Come tell me where the maid is found. Down in a valley. Doctor Monro. Rosy May comes in wi' flowers. Waken lords and ladies. Hope told a flattering tale. O Jeanie, there's naething to fear ye.


Title:
Catharine Ogie : To which are added, Daddy Neptune and The Lincolnshire knight.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : [P]rinted for the booksellers, [1815-1825?]


Title:
The drucken wife o' Gallowa : The bud on the brier. Roy's wife of Aldivalloch. The rosy brier.


Title:
This is no my ain lassie : O'er the muir amang the heather. The roof of straw. Roslin Castle. Old Towler, Oscar's ghost.


Title:
A collection of popular songs : viz. The emigrant's lamentation, Bonny Mally Stewart, The maid who tends the goats, Nan of Logie Green.


Title:
Wellington's address : To which are added, The banks of Clyde. The wells o' Weary. Haud awa frae me Donald.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the book[sell]ers, 1824.


Title:
Tibby Fowler : To which are added, The fumbler's rant. The jolly sailor. Roslin Castle.


Title:
Ellen More : To which is added, Sir William Wallace, A red, red rose. Sleeping Maggie. I gaed a waefu' gate yestreen.


Title:
Maggy Lauther : To which are added, The miller. Bonny Christy. Tam Glen.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the book-sellers, 1824.


Title:
O that I had ne'er been married : To which are added, The blush. Merry may the maid be. O rare country lasses.


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs : viz. 1. Patie's wedding. 2. Roslin Castle. 3. I had a horse. 4. Lass, gin ye lo'e me, tell me now.


Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, [i.e., Leith: printed by Allardice] 1828.

Series:
A selection of amusing and instructive pamphlets

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
A selection of amusing and instructive pamphlets; comprising lives of great warriors & statesmen, battles on sea & land, histories of different countries, accounts of wonderful events, singular characters and notorious offenders, u


Title:
The duke of Gordon's daughters : To which are added, The honest sailor; The hurl-barrow.


Title:
The hawthorn : Calder fair, The gallant sailor, Bonny Dundee.


Title:
The mill, mill, o : Bruce's address, My only Joe and dearie, Cauld kail in Aberdeen, and, The broom of Cowdenknows.


Title:
The braes of Balquither : Love is the saul, &c. Up in the morning early, All's well, Far, far at sea, and, The happy pair.


Title:
The braes o' Bowhither : The sailor's adieu, For a' that and a' that, O'er the muir among the heather.


Title:
Jessy, the flower o' Dunblane : Jack Munro, and The maid in Bedlam.


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs : 1. The soldier's adieu. 2. My Nannie, o. 3. Old Towler. 4. The lammy. 5. Kate Kearney. 6. King Robert's address. 7. This is no mine ain lassie.


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs : 1. Logan braes. 2. Paddy Carey's fortune. 3. Jessie, the flow'r o' Dumblane. 4. Dulce Domum. 5. Tom Starboard. 6. Willie brew'd a peck o' maut.


Title:
Bessy Bell & Mary Gray : Blythe arouud [sic] the nappy, Andro and his cutty gun, Hae you seen, in the calm dewy morning, The spotless maid, and From the white blossom'd sloe.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Sctoia's sons : Tune - Andro and his cutty gun.


Title:
Robin Adair : A new way of Waterloo, The thorn, O let me in this ae night, and Highland Mary.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
My merry hearts of gold : Tune - Whistle o'er the lave o't.


Title:
A collection of popular songs : viz. The jolly sailor, Betsy Taylor's lamentation, The hen-peck'd husband, The gallant sailor.


Title:
A collection of popular songs : viz. The sailor's journal, Truth laid open, Beauty's blossom.


Title:
The lass of Ballochmyle : Nannie wilt thou gang wi' me? Keen blaws the wind. Queen Mary's lamentation. The willow tree.


Title:
Dinna think bonny lassie : Lewie Gordon. O let me in this ae night. With Her answer. How lovely the hour. Remember me.


Title:
Louden's bonny woods and braes : The hills of Gallowa. Last May a braw wooer. My days roll pleasant and fair.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
The hills of Gallowa : Tune - The lee rig.
Last May a braw wooer : Tune - The Lothian lassie.


Title:
The battle of Roslin : Fought on the Plains of Roslin, 1303, and John Highlandman's remarks on Glasgow.


Title:
The cruel father. Or The loyal lover's downfal : To which are added, The hallow fair. The Bay of Biscay.


Title:
Highland laddie : to which are added, The weary pund o' tow. Stand to your guns. The sodger laddie. Buxom bonny Willie. Comin thro' the rye.


Title:
Crazy Jane : to which are added, Down the burn Davie. Corn rigs are bonny. The birks of Invermay. The marriage act.


Title:
Catherine Ogie : To which are added, The spinning o't. Pretty Peggy's love to sailor Jack; Rantin' highlandman. We've ay been provided for. The midnight bowl.


Title:
I had a horse : to which are added, The soldier's return. Bonny Dundee. Cauld kail in Aberdeen. Lassie wi' the lint-white locks, The day returns.


Title:
Now westlin winds : To which are added, The rigs o' barley. Burns's fareweel to Ayr. The green purse. The beds of roses. The lasses of Dublin.


Title:
A collection  of popular songs : viz. The tempest. The merry plowman. Todlen hame. A master I have.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers in town and country, 1820.


Title:
The braes of Yarrow : to which are added, Robin Adair. The forlorn damsel. The birth of May. The woodpecker. Lay thy loof in mine lass. Far, far at sea.


Title:
The new way of The soldier's return : To which is added, The ewe-bughts, Marion. Lochaber no more. Flora's lament for Charlie.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers in town and country, 1822.


Title:
The highland plaid : Remember me. The girl of my heart. The last rose of summer. Love has eyes.


Title:
Come under my plaidie : Soldier's song. I lood ne'er a laddie but ane.


Title:
Tarry woo : The banks o' Banna. Waes me for Prince Charlie. Woo'd an' married an' a'.


Title:
March to the battle field : Corn riggs. No more by sorrow chas'd. The young chevalier. The soldier's return.


Title:
Select collection No. XXVIII : 1. The bonny house of Airly. 2. The woodpecker. 3. The bloody plains of Waterloo. 4. The lass of Woodhouselee.


Title:
A collection of popular songs : viz. The fumbler's rant. Let ambition fire thy mind. The Birminghambutton-maker [sic]. My Peggy is a young thing. A hunting song.


Title:
The birks of Invermay : Go where glory waits thee. Lash'd to the helm. Bruce's address. The peck o' maut.


Title:
Select collection No. XXX. : 1. The braes o' Lomond. 2. Kind Robin loes me. 3. Neilson's last victory. 4. Dainty Davie. 5. Sweet Polly of Plymouth.


Title:
A collection of songs. &c. : Containing Wha's at the window, wha? Ye mariner's of England. Washing day. The flower o' Dumblane. The woodpecker. Green grow the rashes, o.


Title:
The two orphans : A pathetic tale. / By Lady Meanwell.


Title:
The life and death of fair Rosamond : concubine to King Henry the II.


Title:
Young Gregor's ghost; in three parts : To which is added, Clerk Colville.


Title:
Satan's decoy, or the youth's faith in Christ : Shewing how a merchant's son, of the city of Bristol, was attacked in the fields as he went to Ringswood School, by a man in black clothes, whom he found out to be the Devil, and how the fiend tempted him wi


Title:
The magic pill; or, Davie and Bess : A tale.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers in town and country, by R. Menzies, Lawnmarket, [1810-1836?]


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 1 of a series of numbered chapbooks.


Title:
The history of Columbus : The discoverer of America.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 2 of a series of numbered chapbooks.


Title:
The life and unparalleled adventures of Ambrose Gwinnett : Containing an account of his being tried, convicted, and hanged in chains at Deal, for the supposed murder of Mr Collins-his surprising recovery-his voyage to the West Indies, and being taken by t

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 5 of a series of numbered chapbooks.


Title:
King James and the Egyptian robbers, or the court cave of Fife.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and published by J. Brydone, South Hanover Street, [1839-1858?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 6 of a series of numbered chapbooks.


Title:
The demon ship, or The pirate of the Mediterranean.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 7 of a series of numbered chapbooks.


Title:
The sorrow-dispenser, or Humpy Funnydoss' bundle of mirth : carefully revised by Jacob Sidesplitter, Esq. Author of 'Laugh and grow fat,' 'There's nae sorrow here, John,' 'Dull care banished,' &c.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 8 of a series of numbered chapbooks.


Title:
Napoleon's book of fate : To which are added a few passages from The dull man's companion.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 10 of a series of numbered chapbooks.


Title:
The history of the man with the iron mask : Together with The life of the bloody Robespierre.

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 11 of a series of numbered chapbooks.

Subject_Name:
Man in the Iron Mask.
Robespierre, Maximilien, 1758-1794.


Title:
Guy Fawkes, or The history of the gunpowder plot.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 12 of a series of numbered chapbooks.


Title:
The history of the Scottish patriot, Sir Wm. Wallace : Knight of Ellerslie.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 14 of a series of numbered chapbooks.

Subject_Name:
Wallace, William, Sir, d. 1305 Biography.


Title:
The history of King Robt. Bruce : Containing the memorable battle of Bannockburn, &c &c. &c.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 15 of a series of numbered chapbooks.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : James Brydone, Printer, 17 South Hanover Street, Edinburgh.

Subject_Name:
Robert I, King of Scots, 1274-1329 Biography.


Title:
Fun upon fun; or, The comical and merry tricks of Leper the tailor : In two parts.


Title:
The comical history of the King and the cobler : Containing the entertaining and merry tricks, and droll frolicks, played by the cobler-how he got acquainted with the King, became a great man and lived at court ever after.


Title:
The life and prophecies of Mr Alex. Peden : Late minister of the gospel at New Glenluce, Galloway. And his remarkable letter to the prisoners of Dunnottar Casle [sic], July 1685.


Title:
The village curate : An interesting tale; to which is added, The country clergyman, a poem.


Title:
The life and transactions of Mrs Jane Shore : Concubine to King Edward IV. Containing an account of her parentage, wit and beauty: her marriage with Mr Shore; the King's visits to her; her going to court, and leaving her husband; her great distress and mi


Title:
The pleasing and entertaining history of the famous Moll Flanders : Who was born in Newgate, and during a life of continued varieties, for three score years, was twelve years a whore, five times a wife, (once to her own brother) twelve years a thief, was


Title:
The merry tales of the wise men of Gotham.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
On title page : "Of merry books this is the chief,/ It is a purging Pill/ To carry of all heavy grief,/ And make you laugh your fill."


Title:
Interesting stories : Containing, The military mendicant. Female heroism. The patriotic clergyman.


Title:
The negro servant : an authentic narrative of a young negro; Shewing how he was made a slave in Africa, carried to Jamaica; and sold to a captain in his Majesty's Navy; then taken to America, where he became a Christian; and afterwards brought to England,


Title:
The history of John M'Pherson, Dick Balf, and Gilder Roy : Three notorious robbers.


Title:
The life and death of Sheffery Morgan : The son of Old Shon Ap Morgan.


Title:
The prophecies of Thomas Rymer : The ancient Scots prophet. wherein is contained remarks on what has already come to pass; with some curious observations on what is yet to come. / By the famous Mr. Allan Boyd, M. A. To which is added, An account of the me


Title:
The  history of Moll Flanders : Who was born in Newgate, and, during a life of continued varieties for threescore years, was twelve years a whore, five times a wife, whereof once to her own brother, twelve years a thief, was eighteen times in Bridewell, f

Imprint:
Edinburch [sic] : Printed for the booksellers, 1822.


Title:
Life of David Haggart, who was executed at Edinburgh, 18th July, 1821, for the murder of the Dumfries jailor : Containing the whole of his depredations and murders faithfully copied from the large book written by himself; being the whole substance without

Subject_Name:
Haggart, David, 1801-1821 Death and burial.


Title:
The interpretation of dreams and moles : With several other observations, courtship and love.


Title:
The sinner's sobs; or, The sinner's way to Sion's joy : Plainly demonstrating the absolute necessity of true Godly sorrow, for the Sinner's Safety. / By Mathew Killiary, M. D.


Title:
History of the Scottish rebellion, 1745.


Subject_Name:
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 Biography.


Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, By R. Allardice, Leith, 1828.


Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, By R. Allardice, Leith, [1828?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
A selection of amusing and instructive pamphlets; comprising lives of great warriors & statesmen, battles on sea & land, histories of different countries, accounts of wonderful events, singular charac


Title:
The life, trial and execution of Mary Thompson, aged 19 : Who was executed at Edinburgh, on Mon. 22nd Feb. 1841, for the murder of her master and mistress; giving an account of her innocence being proved and the real murderer discovered.

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : J. Brown, Printer, Edinburgh, [1841?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse and prose.
Dated from internal evidence.


Title:
The hermit of Warkworth : A Northumberland tale. In three parts. / By Dr. Thomas Percy, Bishop of Dromore.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Published by R. Martin, Brown Street, MDCCCXLVI. [1846]


Title:
The true fortune teller : Containing the tree of fate.- Directions by which any one may know under what planet they were born.- An account of the evil and perilous days of the year.- How to read a person's character by their nails.- How to know what fortu

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Trade supplied. John Sanderson, 148 Canongate, Edinburgh, [ca. 1870]


Title:
The golden dreamer; or Dreamer's oracle : Showing how future events may be ascertained by means of dreams, with a chapter on the signification of moles.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : John Sanderson, 148 Canongate, [ca. 1870]


Title:
The spaewife; or, universal fortune teller : Wherein your future welfare may be known by physiognomy, palmistry, and coffee grounds; also the true method of telling your fortune by cards.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, [ca. 1870]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
There is a publisher's advert on p. 24.


Title:
The history of Hardy, the soldier : Shewing how he left the plough to enlist in the army; and after being engaged in many battles abroad, returned to end his days in the cottage in which he was born.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by A. and J. Aikman. Sold by D. Brown, 59 South Bridge; A. Johnstone, 110 West Bow; and W. Finlay, 12 Calton Street, [1811-1816?]


Title:
Life, trial and execution of Agnes Rae. Aged 22 : Who was executed at Maidstone for the murder of Mr George Wilson; with a copy of verses she wrote before her execution.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for Patrick Brown, [1820?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
In verse and prose.


Title:
Remarkable life and death of Agnes Webster : Daughter of a respectable tradesman, residing at Cambuslang, near Glasgow, who was seduced by a young gentleman. Likewise an account of the causes of prostitution, and the number of houses of ill fame in some o

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
In verse and prose.


Title:
A collection of songs. &c. : Containing The storm. Ally Crcaker [sic]. The boatie rows. Song of the mariner. March to the battle field. Bonnie Mary Hay. The hero may perish.


Title:
The London spy; or, the frauds of London described : Being a complete discovery of all the dark transactions in and about that great city.


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan : Commonly called the Kings fool.

Imprint:
[Elgin] : Printed by A.C. Brander, Elgin, [1831-1859?]


Title:
The blackbird : A selection of popular comic & love songs from the best authors.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
List of contents on title page.


Title:
Good news to Scotland. : A sermon, preached in the parish of Carluke, in Clydesdale; upon the 8th day of July, 1680, / by that faithful minister and martyr of Jesus Christ, Mr. Richard Cameron. To which is added, an acrostic upon his name, by a true lover

Imprint:
Falkirk: : Printed and sold by Daniel Reid, at his printing-office, in High-street, near the South-Gate of the Church,, M,DCC,LXXVI. [1776]

Book_Notes:
The title page is preceded by two pages, the first has a woodcut and advertisement for the printer, the second contains the acrostic : 'An acrostic upon the name of that godly, faithful and zealous minister and martyr of Jesus Christ, Mr. Richard Cameron


Title:
The entertaining story-teller : Containing I. A remarkable and curious story of a lead mine in Derbyshire, England. II. The story of the benevolent sailor and a blind man in Edinburgh. III. The story of a beggar and his dog. IV. A curious story of the lat

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1801.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p.16 reads : Falkirk, Printed by T. Johnston: Of whom may be had variety of pamphlets & ballads in wholesale & retail.


Title:
The life and prophecies of Mr. Alexander Peden : Late minister of the Gospel at New Glenluce, in Galloway. In two parts. To which is added his remarkable letter to the prisoners in Dunnotar-Castle, July, 1685.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1810.


Title:
The entertaining history of the early years of General Bonaparte : Commander in chief of the French forces in the present war: From his birth, to his receiving the command of the army of Italy. / By a royal emigrant. One of Bonaparte's school fellows.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, [1]810.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 16 reads : Falkirk: T. Johnston, Printer.


Title:
The remarkable history of the miser of Berkshire: John Elwes, Esq. : Member of three successive parliaments for that county. With singular anecdotes, &c. Supposed to be the greatest instance of penury that ever existed / Written by Captain Topham.


Title:
The royal riddle book, for the trial of dull wits : Being a collection of ingenious guesses. Composed for the instruction of all that desire to try their wits, by reading these merry questions and answers.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : T. Johnston, Printer, Falkirk.


Title:
The merry life & mad exploits of Capt. James Hynd, the great robber of England : Who was drawn, hang'd and quarter'd, at Worcester, 1652.


Title:
The entertaining life & death of the amiable Lady Jane Gray : Who reigned only nine days Queen of England: After which, both her and her husband were beheaded in one day at the Tower of London, for high treason by order of Q. Mary, her successor.


Title:
The life and exploits of Rob Roy M'Gregor.


Title:
Douglas & Piercy: or, The hunting at Chevychase, in prose and verse : A memorable battle fought by Earls Douglas and Piercy: in which about fourteen hundred Scotsmen, and near two thousand Englishmen, were slain in one day.


Title:
The Scotch proverbs, or, the wise sayings of the old people of Scotland. / By Allan Ramsay.


Title:
The widow's son raised from death : A lecture on Luke vii. 11,-16. Delivered before the presbytery of Fourdoun, Kincardine-shire, December 5th, 1804. / By Thomas Gibson, now master of the Grammar-school of Falkirk.


Title:
An elegy in memory of that valient champion, Sir Robert Grierson, late laird of Lag; or, The prince of Darkness : His lamentation for, and commendation of, his trusty and well-beloved friend, the laird of Lag. Who died December 23d, 1733. Wherein the Prin

Book_Notes:
On title page : Very useful and necessary to be read by all who desire to be well informed concerning the chief managers and management of the late persecuting period.


Title:
Prophecies of Thomas the Rhymer, the ancient Scotch prophet : Containing the wonderful fulfilment of many of his predictions; and those not yet accomplished. / Collected, examined and now promulgated by Mr. Allan Boyd, F.S.A. sub-deputy janitor's clerk in

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed by T. Johnston, [1813-1830?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
In prose and verse.


Title:
The most remarkable passages in the life of the honourable Colonel James Gardiner : Who was slain at The Battle of Prestonpans in the rebellion, 1745. / By P. Doddridge, D.D.

Book_Notes:
In prose and verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : T. Johnston, Printer, Falkirk.


Title:
A choice drop of honey from the rock Christ: or, A short word of advice to all saints and sinners. / By Thomas Wilcocks.

Book_Notes:
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Falkirk, T. Johnston Printer.


Title:
The monk and the miller's wife : A most diverting story. To which is annexed, Robin-redbreast and the wren: or, Robin's complaint on the vanity of the times.

Imprint:
[Falkirk?] : [s.n.], Printed in the year 1813.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Anonymous author of The monk and the miller's wife: Allan Ramsay
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
Lag's elegy, or The prince of darkness' : Lamentation for, and commendation of his trusty & well-beloved friend, Sir Robert Grierson, of Lag, who died Dec. 23, 1733. Wherein the Prince of Darkness sets forth the properties of many of his best friends, who

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed & sold by T. Johnston, 1814.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer.
On title page : Very useful and necessary to be read by all who desire to be well informed concerning the chief managers and management of the late persecuting period.


Title:
Twenty remarkable passages in the life and prophecies of Mr Alexander Peden : Late minister of the gospel at New Glenluce, in Galloway. And his remarkable letter to the prisoners in Dunnotar-Castle, July 1685.


Title:
The history of the wicked life and horrid death of Dr. John Faustus : Shewing, how he sold himself to the devil, to have power for 24 years to do what he pleased. Also, the strange things done by him and Mephostophiles. With an account how the devil came

Imprint:
[Falkirk : Printed by T. Johnston] Printed in the year 1816.

Book_Notes:
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer. 1816.


Title:
The pleasures of matrimony displayed, : and the charming delights & ravishing sweets of wooing and wedlock, in all its diverting enjoyments..

Imprint:
[Falkirk?] : Entered according to order., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Date and Place of publication from examination of text and style.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The grave, A poem. Or, A view of life, death and immortality. / By that sublime poet Mr. Robert Blair.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed by T. Johnston, and sold at his shop, East side of the Post-Office, [1806]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer.


Title:
The history of Jack Horner : Containing the witty pranks he play'd, from his youth to his riper years, being pleasant for winter evenings.

Imprint:
Falkirk : [s.n.], Printed in the year, 1823.


Title:
The travels and adventures of Willm. Lithgow, in Europe, Asia, and Africa : during nineteen years.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1825.


Title:
Laugh and grow fat!!! Or, The comical budget of wit : A selection of choice bon mots, Irish blunders, repartees, anecdotes, &c.


Title:
Ali Baba, or, The forty thieves : An interesting tale.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1827.


Title:
West-Port Murders! : A full and correct account of the trial of William Burke, and Helen M'Dougal, before the High Court of Justiciary, on Wednesday the 24th Dec. 1828, for the wilful murder of Mary Campbell or Docherty, with the felonious intent of selli

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed by T. Johnston, [1829?]

Subject_Name:
Burke, William, 1792-1829 Trials, litigation, etc.
M'Dougal, Helen, b


Title:
The comical tricks of Lothian Tom : In five parts. Wherein is contained, A collection of diverting exploits done by him, both in Scotland and England.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers, [1810-1830?]


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan, : Commonly called the King's fool..

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : Entered according to order,, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The exploits of Wise Willie and Witty Eppie, the ale-wife, of Buckhaven. : With a description of their college and coat of arms, Lang Sandy and Rolicoughing Jenny's wedding, &c. &c. &c..


Title:
Fun upon fun! Or, The merry tricks of Leper the Taylor. : In two parts. To which are added, The grand solemnity of the Taylor's funeral, who lay nine nights in state on his own shop board. Together with his last will & testament..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
The Scot's piper's queries, or, John Falkirk's cariches. : To which are added, his comical and witty jokes, when in courtship with an old fidler's widow, who wanted all the teeth..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
John Falkirk is a pseudonym.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
On title page : Old John piper if you desire/ to read at leis


Title:
The Coalman's courtship to a creelwife's daughter. : In three parts..


Title:
The History of John Cheap, the chapman. : Containing an account of the merry exploits done by him and his fellow traveller, Drowthy Tom, a sticked shaver. In three parts..


Title:
Five excellent love songs : Called, 1. My galloping's all at an end. 2. The banks of the Devon. 3. Blythe was she, &c. 4. Auld langsyne. 5. Highland Mary.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : T. Johnston, Printer, Falkirk.


Title:
The wandering shepherdess of Exeter : A true love song. And The Turkish lady's love for an English slave.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed & sold by T. Johnston, 1813.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : T. Johnston, Printer, Falkirk.
In verse.
The wandering shepherdess : Tune - Factor's garland.


Title:
[The] farmer's fortunate marriage, or, The golden glove : Tom Starboard. The bold hairy cap. The beggar girl.


Title:
The downfall of Paris, and Bonaparte dethron'd : To which is added, Every inch a sailor, The disconsolate sailor, and The lovely soldier.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk, Printed by T. Johnston, 1814.


Title:
The jolly weaver's garland : To which is added, Get up & bar the door, and The lovely nymph.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer.
The jolly weaver's garland : Note at end of song - 'By P.M.W.F. 1815.


Title:
The virgin martyr : To which is added, The bonny house of Airley, and John & Nell's frolic.


Title:
Hearts of oak, or, The jolly tars of Great Britain : Also, The poor exile of Erin, and The Breadalbane lads.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer,- 1815.


Title:
The tragedy of Sir James the Rose : To which is added, Hearts of oak, &c. Queen Mary's lament, Fair Susannah.


Title:
The jolly miller of Dee : The poor sailor boy, The disappointed lover, and The Caledonian laddie.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
The disappointed lover : Note at end reads 'By A.S.'.
The pages are incorrectly imposed, numbering sequence is as follows : [1],[2],5,6,3,4,7,8. StEdNL.


Title:
Bony Jean of Aberdeen : Bess is but a gawkie, Tom Starboard, King Louis' lament.


Title:
Bonny Barbara Allan : Macpherson's rant, The sprig of shelela.


Title:
The maid in Bedlam : To which is added The sailor dear, and The pretty sailor.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer. - 1815.


Title:
The banks of the Nile : A love song. To which is annexed, Prince Charles answer to the King of France, and Rouse Britons, rouse.


Title:
The bonny Highland lad : Birks of Abergeldie, Lash'd to the helm, Miss Forbes' farewel to Banff.


Title:
The famous battle fought on the Sherriff Muir, on the 13th day of November, 1715 : To which is added, The lover's choice.


Title:
Three excellent old songs : Called, King James the first and the tinker. King William and his forrester. And The shepherd lad.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer,- 1816.


Title:
Three excellent new songs : Called, I'll soon hae a wie o' my ain. The bonny lassie. And Falkirk stump-fairs.

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : [Printed by T. Johnston], [P]rinted in the year 1816.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer,- 1816.
Imprint from colophon.
I'll soon hae a wie o' my ain : Tune - Muckin' o' Geordie's byre.
The bonny lassie : Tune - Blythe, blythe and merry was sh


Title:
The bonny lass of Calder Braes : To which are added, The snug little island, Jenny's bawbee, and Q Mary of Scotland's farewel to Calais.

Imprint:
Falkirk : [s.n.] Printed in the year 1820.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
The bonny lass of Calder Brae : Tune - Logan water.


Title:
Four excellent new songs : Called Handsome Katie. The valiant maiden. Drummer's courtship. The barley-bree.

Imprint:
Falkirk : [T. Johnston, Printer.], Printed in the year 1821.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Handsome Katie : Tune - Sleepy Maggy.
The barley-bree : Tune - Wilie brew'd a peck o' maut.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer.
Imprint from colophon.


Title:
The fortunate sailor, and the farmer's daughter, in the county of Kent : A love song, in three parts.

Imprint:
Falkirk : [s.n.] Printed in the year 1821.


Title:
A new song called The Kebbuckstone wedding : To which is added, The sprig of shelela, Jockey the shepherd, My dear Highland lad, and Sweet Peggy Alavan.

Imprint:
Falkirk : [s.n.], Printed in the year 1821.


Title:
The sailor's tragedy : A new sea-song. Also The dandy frill. Jamie frae Dundee. The King's anthem.

Imprint:
Falkirk : [s.n.], Printed in the year 1823.


Title:
Four excelent songs : Viz. Andrew and his cutty gun. The voice of her I love. Mutton chops, or Dripping pan lovers. The sow's tail to Geordie.

Imprint:
Falkirk : [s.n.], Printed in the year 1826.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
The sow's tail to Geordie : Tune - Auld wife about the fire.


Title:
The new pease strae : To which is added, The minister's maid. Also, Jenny, lass my bonny bird, and Whistle and I'll come t'ye. (By R. Burns.).

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, [1810-1825?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : (Falkirk, Printed by T. Johnston.) Where variety of ballads & pamphlets may be had, in wholesale, on the lowest terms.


Title:
The Emperor's wedding, or Bonaparte's 2d marriage : Mariners of England, Are ye sleepin' Maggie, Bonny Kate Kearny, The answer.

Subject_Name:
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 Relations with women Song


Title:
Sally Gray : A new love-song. To which is added, The happy stranger, Jockey the shepherd, The bonny muir-hen, and The wounded hussar.


Title:
The drunken tar of Sunderland : And The sweet Irish girl.


Title:
Burns' farewel to Ayrshire : Banks of the Devon, Caledonian laddie, Bonny hawthorn, A' the airts the win' can blaw, Highland Donald's unlucky marriage.


Title:
The young lasses' song, or What wou'd a young lassie do wi' an auld man : Bonaparte o'er the sea, Auld gudeman ye're a drunken body, Lord Nelson's garland.

Subject_Name:
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 Songs and music.
Nelson,


Title:
The Scotch medley : A favorite song. To which is added A new love song, The bonny beds of roses, and, The broom of the Cowden Knows.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk, Printed by T. Johnston.


Title:
Four excellent new songs : Called, The knight & shepherd's daughter. The spinning-wheel. Corn-riggs are bonny. Carle & the king come.


Title:
The adventures of John o'Badenyon, in pursuit of happiness : To which are added, The matrimonial song, and The British tar.


Title:
Astonishing Abraham Newland : To which is added, Cheat upon cheat: or, Honesty's quite out of fashion: Ranting Johnny Magee. The banks of a river. My love is but a lassie yet.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk : Printed by T. Johnston. Where variety of history books & ballads maybe [sic] in wholesale and retail, on most


Title:
Robin's cure for a bad wife : To which are added, Bad news is come to town, and The flower of Edinburgh.


Title:
Jenny of Aberdeen : To which are added, Black-ey'd Susan, The king & the tanner, and The Bonny house of Airly.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk- Printed by T. Johnston.


Title:
A new song, called The unco bit want, with the anwer : To which is added, The Emperor Alexander's advice to Maddison. And Corporal Casey.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed by T. Johnston, [1814-1825?]


Title:
Six favorite songs : called, Auld Langsyne. Flow'r o' Dumblane. Up in the morning. Louden's [sic] bonny woods. Moulines Maria. Banks of the Devon.


Title:
The wicked wife : Mary of Glenkilloch, and Up with the orange.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer.
The pages are incorrectly imposed, the numbering sequence is as follows : [1],2,5,6,3,4,


Title:
Four excellent new songs : Intitled, The whisky still taken and retaken. The bonny maid of Coalsnaughton. The maid's lament for the young carter. The smuggler's advice.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
The bonny maid of Coalsnaughton : Tune - Bonnets sae blue.
The smuggler's advice : Tune - Haughs of Cromdale.


Title:
The jovial rantin' Highlandman : To which are added, Yougal harbour: or, Pretty Nancy of Capperquin. My ain dear Jean. Logan-Braes & answer. And Roy's wife of Aldivalloch.


Title:
Five old songs : This is no my ain house. The mariners of Britain. The King's anthem. The mountains high. Celia and Damond.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers, [1810-1825?]


Title:
The Athole Highlanders : To which is added, Cupid's adventure.

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : Printed for the booksellers, [1810-1825?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.


Title:
The jovial songster : Being a selection of the most popular & fashionable comic songs, from the most approved authors.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
Paddy's burying : Air - The Irish wedding.
The hero of Ballinacrazy : Air - Young May moon.
Fat rump soup : Air - Cherry ripe.
Oh! no, I never name my w


Title:
The life and exploits of Rob Roy M'Gregor : The Highland chieftain.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade index and external evidence.


Title:
The musical garland : Containing a choice collection of love, patriotic, comic, naval, and sentimental songs.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade index and external evidence.
On title page : Music 'tis thine to charm the soul, and all its harsher powers controll [sic].


Title:
The celebrated history of the famous Robin Hood : Captain of the merry outlaws of Sherwood Forest.


Title:
The spaewife : or, Universal fortune-teller : Wherein your future welfare may be known, by physiognomy-cards-palmistry-and coffee grounds. Also, a distinct treatise on moles / By an astrologer.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the bookseller, [1810-1825?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
The pages have been incorrectly imposed : page 3 appears before page 2.


Title:
The goldfinch : Containing twenty-four of the most popular and fashionable love songs.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.


Title:
The crafty princess: or, The golden bull : In four parts.


Title:
The bride's burial, or, The affectionate lovers : A true love song.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon on p. 8 reads : Falkirk: Printed by T. Johnston. 1810.


Title:
The handsome jolly cobler and the lovely chambermaid : A most humorous love song.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : T. Johnston, Printer, Falkirk:


Title:
The bonny lass of Banaphie : And, Hap me wi' thy petticoat.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
The bonny lass of Banaphie : Tune - The gallant Grahams.


Title:
The Scots medley : A love song. The bonny beds of roses. And The broom of Cowden Knows.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk - T. Johnston, Printer.


Title:
The jolly miller of Drone : To which is added, Bessy Bell & Mary Gray, with the history of the ballad.


Title:
The mournful tragedy of Gill Morice : An old Scots ballad.


Title:
Charming young Nancy. If ye were my ain : To which added, My sailor dear, and Tom Bowling the sailor.


Title:
Bonny Gilderoy : Plato's advice, and Gen. Wolfe's victory.


Title:
The rock and the wee pickle tow, with The answer : To which is added, Tarry woo' is ill to spin.


Title:
The famous battle of Waterloo, fought on the 18th day of June, 1815. Tune - Thorot's defeat : To which is added, Fee him, father, The happy pair, Brose and butter.


Title:
The Duke of Montrose's garland, or, I'll never love thee more : To which is added, The royal oak tree.


Title:
A pennyworth of wit, or, The deluded merchant, and his harlot : A curious old song.


Title:
Three excellent songs : Called, Andrew Carr, The answer to the happy stranger, and The Kebbuckstone wedding.


Title:
The lass of Glenshee : The answer to The blue bonnets, The mournful widows, and Bonny Jessie.


Title:
The Polly privateer : A new song. To which is added, The young man's dream, and Bonaparte's escape from the Elba.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Bonaparte's escape from Elba : Tune - Woo'd an' married an a'.


Title:
Mary of Glenkilloch : To which is added Ye mariners of Britain, This no mine ain house, My Jockey's far awa', and The King's anthem.


Title:
The lass wi' the twa-handed wheel : To which is added, Bonaparte's gone to St. Helana. The rambling boy. And Up in the morning early.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer. 1817.


Title:
The bonny bridge of Findhorn : The radical battle at Bonny-muir, and Up in the morning.

Imprint:
Falkirk : [s.n.], Printed in the year 1820.


Title:
Sir Neil, and Glengyle, The Highland chieftains : A tragical ballad. To which is added, The drunken exciseman.

Imprint:
Falkirk : [T. Johnston, Printer], Printed in the year 1822.


Title:
A favorite new song, called Saucy Tibby, wi' her fifty mark : To which are added, Jocky at the fair, The tartan plaid, and The braes of Balquither.


Title:
The death of Queen Caroline : To which are added, Sae merry as we hae been. Twenty day's courtship. The busy bee. The spinning-wheel. The joys of harvest.

Subject_Name:
Caroline, Queen, consort of George II, King of Great Britain, 1683-173


Title:
The bonny lass : a new love song. To which are added, I'll clout Johnny's grey breeks. Tell me the way to woo, and Every man take his glass.

Imprint:
Falkirk : [s.n.], Printed in the year 1822.


Title:
The companion of mirth : A collection of love, sea, patriotic, comic and sentimental songs, which are calculated to enliven the spirits around the social bowl.


Title:
Allan the freebooter; or, The witch of Glenross : With an account of the sufferings of Roderick, the Laird of Glenross, and his beautiful bride Malvina, destruction of the princely Hall of Glenross, and the marriage of their daughter Helen to the Freeboot

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.


Title:
The life of Richard Turpin : A most notorious highwayman. Giving a particular account of all his daring robberies and burglaries. His broiling a woman to make her discover her property.- Robbing a wealthy farmer at Charlton.- Robbery and brutal conduct to

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers, by T. Johnston, [1810-1825?]


Title:
The tragical history of George Barnwell : The London prentice. Founded on facts.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
Anonymous. By George Lillo.


Title:
Hocus pocus; or, The whole art of legerdemain in perfection : By which any one may perform the most strange and curious tricks of slight of hand, with cards, rings, fire, ribbons, money &c. without a teacher. To which are now added, numerous new and rare

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In fact a revised edition by Henry Dean of the anonymous 'Hocus pocus junior'.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.


Title:
Life of David Haggart who was executed at Edinburgh, 18th July, 1821 for the murder of the Dumfries jailor : Containing the whole of his depredations and murders, faithfully copied from the large book written by himself.- Being the whole substance, withou

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : Printed for the booksellers, [1821?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse and prose.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from internal evidence.


Title:
The life and transactions of James Sharp, : Arch Bishop of St Andrews:.

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : [s.n.], Printed in the year 1788.


Title:
Fortunes and misfortunes of the famous Moll Flanders, : who was born in Newgate: and during a life of continued variety for threescore years, besides her childhood, was twelve times a whore: five times a wife, (whereof once to her own brother) twelve year

Imprint:
Falkirk: : Printed and sold by Patrick Mair., MDCCLXXXVIII. [1788]

Book_Notes:
An abridgment and adaptation of the work by Daniel Defoe.


Title:
The history of Botany-Bay, : and particularly Port-Jackson, where the convicts from this country are sent, and the British settlement formed. With an account of the manners and customs of the inhabitants, and of the climate and soil of that country. Colle

Imprint:
Falkirk: : Printed and sold by T. Johnston., 1798..


Title:
The history of Jack and the giants, : in all its parts..

Imprint:
Falkirk: : [s.n.], Printed in the year, M,DCC,LXXXVII. [1787]


Title:
Tom Thumb's royal riddle book: : For the trial of dull witts. Being a collection of new and ingenious guesses. Composed for the benefit of all that desire to try their wits, by reading these merry questions and answers..

Imprint:
Falkirk: : Printed for the travelling booksellers., 1788..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
On title page : Of merry books this is the chief, It is a purging pill, To carry off all heavy grief, And make you laugh your fill.


Title:
The prophecies of Thomas Rymer, : The ancient Scots prophet. Wherein is contained, remarks on what is already come to pass: with some curious observations on what is yet to come. Carefully collected and compared with ancient old prophecies and the book of

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : [s.n.], Prnted [sic] in the year, 1794..

Book_Notes:
In verse and prose.
Place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
[The] Surprising and melancholy account of Richard Smith, : book-binder, and prisoner for debt within the liberty of the King's-Bench, and Bridget Smith, his wife, who were found hanging near their bed; and in another room, their child, about 2 years old,

Imprint:
Falkirk: : Printed and sold at the printing-office, in the High Street, opposite to the Cross-Well, where variety of other pamphlets are sold in wholesale and retail., 1785..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Possibly printed by Patrick Mair.


Title:
Watty & Meg, or, The wife reform'd : A tale.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer.
On title page : We dream in courtship, but in wedlock wake.


Title:
The vision of Almet : And No life pleasing to God, that is not useful to man. Two Eastern stories. To which are added. The art of growing rich. An instrctive [sic] tale.

Book_Notes:
There is a quote from Pope on the title page : Fortune her gifts may variously dispose; ...


Title:
Narrative of the Battles of Drumclog, and Bothwell Bridge : The former fought on the 1st, and the latter on the 22d of June, 1679. Between the King's troops and the Covenanters / By the Laird of Torfoot, an Officer in the Presbyterian army.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Purports to be an account of events during and after the battles by a Covenanter participant, the Laird of Torfoot.
Signed W. C. B.
W.C.B = William Craig Brownlee.


Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
10-line quote on title page.


Title:
The wife of Beith : With a description of her journey to heaven.

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
Based on the tale 'The wife of Bath', by Geoffrey Chaucer.


Title:
A collection of Scotch proverbs : Containing all the wise sayings and observations of the old people of Scotland / by Allan Ramsay.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers, [1850-1860?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
On title page : I will hae books gin I suld sell my kye.
On title page : Vox populi vox dei.
On title page : That maun be true that a' men say.


Title:
Daniel O'Rourke's wonderful voyage to the moon : Also, Master and man; or, The adventures of Billy MacDaniel.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse and prose.
Dated from internal and external evidence.


Title:
The humorous exploits of Mally Dyver : To which is added, The farmer's witty remarks on the dog-tax.

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : Licensed according to order, [1802]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : (T. Johnston, Printer, Falkirk 1802) Where a good assortment of pamphlets may be in [sic] wholesale on the lowest terms.


Title:
The wonderful and surprising narrative of Capt. John Inglefield, : concerning the loss of His Majesty's ship the Centaur of 74 guns, and the miraculous preservation of their pinnace, with the Captain, Master, and ten of the crew, in a traverse of near 300

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : Printed and sold by Patrick Mair, Falkirk., [1785?]


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan : Commonly called the King's fool.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from internal and external evidence.


Title:
The comical history of Simple John, and his twelve misfortunes : which happened all in twelve days after the unhappy day of his marriage.

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : Printed for the booksellers, [1850-1860?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from internal and external evidence.


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jocky & Maggy's courtship : with the great diversion that ensued at their bedding. In three parts.


Title:
The comical sayings of Paddy from Cork : with his coat buttoned behind. Being an elegant conference between English Tom and Irish Teague; with Paddy's catechism, his opinion of purgatory, the state of the dead; and his supplication when a mountain sailor.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
History of Buckhaven : or The exploits of Wise Willie and Witty Eppie.


Title:
History of Buckhaven : with The exploits of Wise Willie and Witty Eppie.


Title:
The history of John Cheap, the Chapman : Containing. Above a hundred merry exploits done by him and his fellow traveller, Drouthy Tom, a sticked shaver. In three parts.


Title:
The comical tricks of Lothian Tom : With a selection of anecdotes.


Title:
Fun upon fun: or Leper the tailor : In two parts. With a selection of entertaining anecdotes.


Title:
John Falkirk's cariches : And Janet Clinker's oration, on the virtues of old women and the pride of the young.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from internal and external evidence.
John Falkirk is a pseudonym.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
Latin prayers not fit for Irishmen : to which are added Margaret and the minister; and Soda water.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse and prose.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from internal and external evidence.


Title:
The Madrid shaver's adventures in the Spanish inquisition.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers, [1840-1860?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page: A coat of arms with two lions as supporters.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Both the illustration and typeface on the title page differ from the copy at L.C.2828(14). The text is identical. StEdNL.


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title pag: Four human figures, standing, two large two small (possibly children); one of the larger figures (the male, the other is female) has a dog on a lead.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Both the illustration and typeface on the title page differ from the copy at L.C.2828(13). The text is identical. StEdNL.


Title:
The Shepherdess of the Alps : A very interesting, pathetic, and moral tale.


Title:
The comical history of the king & the cobler : Containing the entertaining and merry tricks, and droll frolicks, played by the cobler.- How he got acquainted with the King, became a great man and lived at court ever after.


Title:
Grinning made easy ; or, Funny Dick's unrivalled collection of curious, comical, odd, droll, humorous, witty, whimsical, laughable, and eccentric jests, jokes, bulls, epigrams, &c : with many other descriptions of wit and humour.


Title:
The Irish assassin, or The misfortunes of the family of O'Donnel / by Henry Vincent, Esq.


Title:
The life and exploits of Rob Roy M'Gregor : The Highland freebooter.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
On title page : "The eagle he was lord above, But Rob was lord below." Woodsworth [sic].


Title:
Scotland's skaith ; or, The sad effects of drunkenness : Exemplified in the history of Will and Jean.


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from internal and external evidence.
Before the work proper starts there is a 4-line verse, 'He that does buy this little Book,...'


Title:
The life and death of Robin Hood, the renowned out-law : who lived and died A.D. 1198; being the ninth year of the reign of King Richard I. commonly called Coeur de Lion.


Title:
Jack the giant-killer : being the history of all his wonderful exploits against the giants. And British intrepidity.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
In prose and verse.
The pages are incorrectly imposed : p. 23 appears before p. 22.


Title:
Blind Allan : A tale from "Lights & shadows of Scottish life.".

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : Printed for the booksellers, [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from internal and external evidence.
Attributed to Professor John Wilson.


Title:
The Laird of Cool's ghost : Being a copy of several conferences and meetings that passed betwixt the Rev Mr Ogilvie, late minister of the Gospel at Innerwick in East Lothian and the ghost of Mr Maxwell, late Laird of Cool. As it was found in Mr. Ogilvie's


Title:
The wife of Beith : with a description of her journey to Heaven.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page: An angel(?) appearing in the sky; in the foreground four soldiers are cowering.
In verse.
Based on the tale by Geoffrey Chaucer.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Both the illustration and typeface on the title page differ from the copy at L.C.2828(31). The text is identical. StEdNL.


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page: Two women sitting beside a tree.
In verse.
Based on the tale by Geoffrey Chaucer.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from internal and external evidence.
Both the illustration and typeface on the title page differ from the copy at L.C.2828(30).


Title:
A collection of Scots proverbs : Containing all the wise sayings and observations of the old people of Scotland / By Allan Ramsay.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed by A. Johnston, Bookseller, [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
On title page : I will hae books gin I suld sell ye kye.
On title page : Vox populi vox dei.
On title page : That maun be true that a' men say.


Title:
The budget of wit and drollery : A selection of choice bon mots, Irish blunders, repartees, anecdotes, &c. &c.


Title:
Stories of Prince Lupin : Yellow dwarf, and The three wishes.


Title:
The famous history of the two unfortunate lovers : Leander & Hero.


Title:
Storys [sic] of The wild huntsman : and The force of conscience, an interesting tale.


Title:
A wonderful account of Mr. George Spearing : (A Lieutenant in the Navy,) Who fell into a coal pit in Northwoodside, near Glasgow; where he remained seven days and seven nights, without any other support than rain water. Also, the surprising manner of his


Title:
The London spy : or, The frauds of London described : Eeing [sic] a complete disclosure of all the dark transactions in and about that great city / By the celebrated George Barrington, Superintendant of the convicts at Botany Bay.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : T. Johnston, Printer, Falkirk.


Title:
The dominie depos'd, or, Some reflections on his intrigue with a young lass and what happened thereupon : Intermix'd with advices to all precentors and dominies. With The sequel / By William Forbes, A. M. late schoolmaster at Petercoulter, Aberdeenshire.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1814.


Title:
Duniwhistle's testament, or, A diverting tale of three bonnets : In four cantos.


Title:
Thrummy Cap and the ghaist : a diverting tale. To which are added, Young Whip-stitch and The gig demolishld [sic].


Title:
The dominie depos'd, or Some reflections on his intrigue with a young lass : Intermix'd with advice to all precentors and dominies. With the sequel / . By William Forbes, A. M. late schoolmaster at Petercoulter, by Aberdeen. To which is added Maggy Simpso

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : Entered according to order, [1810-1820?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.


Title:
The history of the king and the cobler : In two parts.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1820.


Author_1:
Day, Thomas, Author of "Sandford and Merton".

Title:
The entertaining history of Sandford and Merton : Two amiable young boys. Harry Sandford was a farmer's son : and Tommy Merton was the son of a wealthy gentleman.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Falkirk : Printed by T. Johnston.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.


Title:
A new history of Botanybay [sic] and Port Jackson : Where the convicts from this country are sent, and the British settlement. Together with an account of the manners and customs of the inhabitants.

Imprint:
Falkirk Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1821.


Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1821.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Anonymous. By George Lillo.


Title:
The mirror of wit : and universal jester. Containing witty and entertaining stories & anecdotes.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers, 1821.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Falkirk, T. Johnston, Printer. 1821.


Title:
The life and death of Jane Shore : Concubine to Edward IV. To which is added, a genuine letter from Jane to the King. Also a short account of fair Rosamond, concubine to Henry II.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication and date from both internal and external evidence.


Title:
The pleasures of matrimony : Interwoven with sundry comical and delightful stories, with the charming delights and ravishing sweets of wooing and wedlock, in all its diverting enjoyments.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1823.


Title:
The remarkable predictions of Mr. Christopher Love : Late minister of the Gospel, at Laurence-Jury, London : who was beheaded on Tower-Hill the 22d day of Augt. 1651, in the time of Oliver Cromwell. With three remarkable letters, which passed betwixt him


Title:
The merry tales of the wise men of Gotham : To which is added A collection of jests.


Title:
The history of the four Kings of Canterbury, Colchester, Cornwall, & Cumberland : Their queens and daughters. Being the merry tales of Tom Hodge and his school-fellows.


Title:
Laugh and be fat!!! : The golden dreamer, or Dreams interpreted : Also Amorous dreams in verse. To which is added, A treatise on moles. With their significations, &c.

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : Printed for the flying stationers, 1827.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse and prose.
Place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
The distracted sailor : I'm wearing awa' Jean. The jolly soldier. The carle came o'er the craft.


Title:
Seven popular songs : Viz. Listen to the voice oe [sic] love, Leader haughs and Yarrow. Happy pair a duet, The morning fresh. To Chloe. Had I a cave. And Maggy Lauder.


Title:
Four popular songs : Viz. Easter Monday. When I've money. What's a woman like? And A cobler there was.


Title:
Six popular songs : Robin Adair. I hae lost my love. Drown it in the bowl. The year that's awa'. &c. &c.

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : Printed for the booksellers, 1830.


Title:
A collection of popular songs : The sailor's courtship. The drowned mariner. And Had I a heart.


Title:
Love songs : Jamie Gay. 'Twas post meridian. How sweetly smells the simmer green. And By moonlight on the green.


Title:
Four popular songs : Viz. Oh! waes me for Prince Charley. The Highland laddie. Twa-score-and-twa. Hey Johnny Cope.


Title:
Four excellent new songs. : Viz. I. The Scots rover, II. Captain Bell's unhappy voyage. III. The lover's petition. IV. Brave Donald M'Craw..

Imprint:
Falkirk: : [Printed and sold by Patrick Mair, 1780?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Imprint and date from external evidence.


Title:
A new garland, : Containing three excellent new songs; viz. 1. The Highlandman's lament. 2. Captain Ward and the rainbow 3. There's my thumb I'll ne'er beguile thee..

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold at the south-gate of the old kirk, in High Street; where travelling booksellers may be served for rags or money at the Stirlingshire printing-house., [1780?]


Title:
Five excellent new songs. : Viz. I Sarah Collins, or the Irish girl II The ladies breast-knot. III Jack Rand's farewel to Miss Roch. IV Anna, a favourite song V Malton Lordship..

Imprint:
Falkirk: : Printed and sold by Patrick Mair, at his new printing office, in the High-Street, opposite to the Cross-Well,, 1783..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
"Sarah" is as thus, and the "V" has slipped and appears below the line; a variant has "Sarch" and the "V" is in where it should be.


Title:
The hunting of Chevychase : A bloody battle fought by Earls Douglas and Percy, where above fourteen hundred Scotsmen, and near two thousand Englishmen were slain in one day.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external and internal evidence.
In verse.


Title:
Three old Scottish songs : The farmer's daughter. Scornfu' Nancy. The sodger laddie.


Title:
No. 2. Five excellent songs : Namely : - We'll meet beside the dusky glen. A sailor's life. The banks of the Devon. Lash'd to the helm. The Bay of Biscay.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Sold by T. Johnston, [1820-1830?]


Title:
Four popular songs : Rigs of the fair. My mither men't my auld breeks. Black-eyed Susan. O say not woman's tongue is stopped.


Title:
Four Scottish songs : The haughs of Cromdale. Battle of the Nile. Despairing Mary. I'll aye ca' in by yon town.


Title:
Four comic songs : Namely, The washing day, Maggy Lauder, Hey the bonny gill stoups, Doctor Monro.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, [1820-1830?]


Title:
Six favourite songs : Cooper Davie. The ploughman. My love is like a red, red rose. The lea rig. The shepherd's courtship. Scotia's sons.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade index and external evidence.
Cooper Davie : Air - Dainty Davie.


Title:
Four popular comic songs : Namely The old bachelor. The fireman waterman. The west countryman. The Irish smugglers.


Title:
The old Scots tragical song of Sir James the Rose.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from external and internal evidence.
The first verse of the song also appears on the title page.
Both the illustration and typeface on the title page differ from the copy at L.C.2829(29). The text is identical. S


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from external and internal evidence.
The first verse of the song also appears on the title page.
Both the illustration and typeface on the title page differ from the copy at L.C.2829(21). The text is identical. S


Title:
The old Scots ballad of Andrew Lammie, or, Mill of Tifty's Annie.


Title:
The hunting of Chevy-chase : A bloody battle fought by Earls Douglas and Percy, where above fourteen hundred Scotsmen, and near two thousand Englishmen, were slain in one day.


Title:
The Bon-Accord Sangster : containing,  Bon-Accord; Saturday eve;  Liberty, equality and fraternity; The pipes; The pipe and bowl; and Welcome to the festival.

Imprint:
[Fintray] : Printed for the booksellers, 1875.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence.
Bon-Accord : Tune - For a' that an' a' that.
Saturday eve : Tune - Jeanette et Jeannot.
Liberty, equality and fraternity : Tune - Rob Rorison's bannet.
The pipes : Tu


Title:
The old Scottish tragical ballad of Sir James the Rose.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
The first verse of the song also appears on the title page.
The typeface on the title page differs from copies at L.C.2830(8), etc.


Title:
The Battle of Harlaw : to which are added Willie's drowned in Gamrie and Bogie-side.


Title:
The Duke of Gordon's three daughters : to which are added Jem of Aberdeen and The bonny House of Airly.


Title:
The Duke of Gordon's three daughters : to which are added Jem of Aberdeen and The bonny House o' Airly.


Title:
The excellent old Scottish song of The blaeberry courtship. : To which is added The crook & plaid.

Book_Notes:
Ilustration on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
The text block differs from the copy at L.C.2830(5) and there is a fullstop in the title after 'courtship'


Title:
The old Scotch ballad of Andrew Lammie; or Mill of Tifty's Annie.

Imprint:
[Fintray] : Printed for the flying stationers, [1870-1885?]


Title:
The water lily : Containing The licensed grocer; Fa pushioned the doggie? Nearing the dawn; The New Year's advice; and Wattie's pipes.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
The licensed grocer : Tune - The auld wife ayont the fire.
Fa pushioned the doggie? : Tune - Cauld kail in Aberdeen.
Nearing the dawn : Tune - Scots, wha hae.
The New Year's advice : Tune - Maggie Lauder.
Wattie's pipes :


Title:
Jemmy and Nancy of Yarmouth; or The constant lovers : A tragical ballad.


Title:
Four excellent new songs. : I. Peace with America: a new Scotch song. II. The merchant's son, and the beggar-wench of Hull. III. The swain design'd for love and me. IV. O'er the moor to Maggy..

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Entered according to order., [1780?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
Peace with America: a new Scotch song : Tune - Nae luck about the house.


Title:
Three excellent new songs. : I. A new song in praise of Admiral Rodney. II. Jack the brisk young drummer. III. Charley he's my darling..

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Entered according to order., [1783?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.

Subject_Name:
Rodney, George Brydges Rodney, Baron, 1719-1792 Early works to 1800.


Title:
The married man's lament; or, Fairly shot of her. : To which is added, The butcher's daughter. The roving young man. Todlan butt, and todlan ben. The complaint of the poor..

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order., [1780?]


Title:
Five excellent new songs. : I. The miser's daughter. II. The absent lover. III. As through a grove I took my way. IV. The answer. V. Clout the caldron..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
The absent lover : Tune - O my love, is far from me, &c.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.


Title:
Three excellent new songs. : I. The rock and a wee pickle tow. II. The tankard of ale. III. Labour in vain..


Title:
Four excellent new songs. : I. King James the first and the tinker. II. King William and his bold forrester. III. Paul and Nanny. IV. Braw Johnny Bute..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
Braw Johnny Bute : Tune - Flowers of Edinburgh.

Subject_Name:
James I, King of Scotland, 1394-1437 Songs and music.


Title:
Three excellent new songs. : I. The maid going to sell her barley. II. The tistle [sic] and rose. III. Woman is a trifle..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
In this edition "new songs" is printed in roman and "tistle" is as thus.


Title:
Five excellent new songs. : I. The Cambridge tender, with the answer. II. The tempest. III. Cuckold's comfort. IV. Engaging Polly. V. The fate of the Ramilies..


Title:
Jeany Diver. : To which are added, Tom Broun. Charming Sally. The new way of taliho. Katharine Ogie..

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket,, 1799..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1799.


Title:
The soldier's return, with his kind reception : To which are added, Saturday's night at sea. Buxom Nan of Dover. Jamie Gay on the River Tweed. Liberty much to be desired.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
The soldier's return : Tune - The mill, mill o.


Title:
The Irish wedding : To which are added, The rigs of barley. The tinker's song. The milk maid got with child at a wake. A seafaring song. The auld yellow-hair'd laddie

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.


Title:
The London 'prentice; 0r, The wanton mistress : To which are added, Damon and Florella, and Down the burn Davie.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803.


Title:
The ghaist, (an old Scottish poem.) : To which is added, The resolute lady, or, Fortunate footman.

Imprint:
Greenock : Printed by William Scott, [1812-1820?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.


Title:
The king and the tinkler [sic] : To which is added, Tom and Polly.

Imprint:
Greenock : Printed by W. Scott, [1812-1820?]


Title:
Lord Roslin's daughter : To which are added, The maid's complaint, Fair Ellen, and The faithless lover.


Title:
The blae berries ; or, The highland laird's courtship to a farmer's daughter : To which is added, The humble beggar.


Title:
The bold mariners : To which are added, How to tell a story. Does haughty Gaul. And Todlen butt, and todlen ben.


Title:
The flowers of the forest : Composed on the battle of Flowden Field, fought 5th Sept. 1513. To which is added, Auld Rob Morris.


Title:
The blackamoor in the wood : A lamentable ballad, on the tragical end of a gallant lord and virtuous lady, together with the untimely death of their two children, wickedly performed by a heathenish and blood-thirsty villain, their servant, the like of whi


Title:
The tired soldier : To which are added, Mrs. Hall, Auld Lang Syne, Begone dull care, Queen Mary's lamentation, The death of Sally Roy and Inconstant Sue.

Imprint:
[Greenock] : Wm. Scott, Printer, Greenock, [1812-1820?]


Title:
The rambling boy with the answer : To which are added, Cynthia's perplexity, and The sailor's tragedy.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
The sailor's tragedy : Tune - How sweet the love.


Title:
The blythsome bridal : To which are added, The braes of Balquhither. And The thirsty lover.


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
There is a glossary of 'obsolete words' on the title page.
On title page : The heir of Linne seems not to have been a Lord of Parliament, but a laird, who


Title:
The Scots medley : To which are added, The land of Shilelah, Maggy Lauder, and Bessy Bell and Mary Gray.


Title:
Moorland Johnny : To which are added, The potatoe merchant. And William at eve.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
Moorland Johnny : Tune - Flowers of Edinburgh.


Title:
The lass o' Gowrie : To which are added, Fair Jenny, Duncan M'Callachan, Musha grah what will become o' me, I was the boy for bewitching 'em.


Title:
Gow's fareweel to whisky : To which are added, Paddy Abdallah's legacy. John Bull is his name. Anna. Harvest home. And John Anderson, my Jo.


Title:
The Middlesex Llora : To which are added, O tell me how for to woo. The posie. The joys of Highland Donald's wife.


Title:
The Polly privateer : To which are added, Colin and Lucy. Cauld kail in Aberdeen. And Dennis Delany.


Title:
The history of John Cheap the chapman : Containing above ahundred [sic] merry exploits done by him and his fellow traveller, Drouthy Tom, a sticked shaver. In three parts. John Cheap the Chapman, was a very comical short thick fellow with a broad face and


Title:
The life of the honourable Col. James Gardiner : Who was slain at the battle of Preston-pans, September, 21st, 1745.


Imprint:
Greenock : Printed by William Scott, printer, bookseller & stationer, 1812.


Title:
The life and adventures of Sir Wm. Wallace : General and governor of Scotland. With the valiant exploits of King Robert Bruce.

Subject_Name:
Wallace, William, Sir, d. 1305 Biography.
Robert I, King of Scots, 12


Title:
The comical adventures of the late Mr. James Spiller, comedian; at Epsom in England : A true humorous tale. To which is added, The pleasant story of Obadiah Mousetrap with witticisms, &c.


Title:
Interesting particulars of the last moments, and execution, of Moses M'Donald : Who was executed at Greenock, on the 5th June, 1812, for house-breaking and theft.

Imprint:
Greenock : Printed by William Scott, and sold by Thomas Young, bookseller, [1812-1820?]


Title:
The gallant exploits of Lord Dundee : Containing a description of the Battle of Killicranky, and an account of the heroic adventures of the officers who survived that battle, interspersed with remarks on the manners, customs, &c. of the ancient highlander

Imprint:
Greenock : Printed by Scott & Jenkins, [1820?]

Subject_Name:
Graham, John, Viscount Dundee, 1648-1689


Title:
The age and life of man: or, A short description of the nature, rise, and fall, according to the twelve months of the year : To which are added, I'll never love thee more. Henry's cottage-maid.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1805.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1805.
The age and life of man : Tune - Isle of Kell.


Title:
The old man outwitted: or, The fortunate lovers : To which are added, Thro' the wood laddie. How happy the soldier. The marriage act. Friendship's a jewel.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1804.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1804.


Title:
The beds of roses : To which are added, Arra Captain Agra. The reformed drunkard. The choice of a wife. The choice of a husband. O! wonder to hear!

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1805.


Title:
John Highlandman's remarks on the city of Glasgow : To which are added, Johnny and Molly. Original of Tweedside. The ploughman lad. The braes of Yarrow.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No. 18.) Saltmarket, 1807.


Title:
The world's a stage on which each man acts his part : To which are added, A sailor's account of the surrender of the French fleet at Cadiz. Celia's complaint for the loss of her shepherd. Sweet Robin's elopement.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 20.) Saltmarket, 1808.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 20) Saltmarket, 1808.


Title:
The northern ditty; or, The citizen outwitted by a country damsel : To which are added, A ten year's siege. The new way of the blind boy. The old way of the blind boy.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No. 20.) Saltmarket, 1808.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 20) Saltmarket, 1808.
The northern ditty : Tune - Love and time.
The ten year's seige : Tune - I lo'ed ne'er a laddie but ane.


Title:
A new song of old sayings : To which are added, A touch of the terrific. Saw ye my wee thing? Britons only conquer to save. Caledonia look'd down. An Irish drinking song. The yellow-hair'd laddie.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, No. 20. Saltmarket, 1809.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 20) Saltmarket, 1809.


Title:
Hodge of the mill or An old woman clothed in grey : To which are added, The Staffordshire tragedy. Jenny dang the weaver. The pleasures of wooing. Och hey, Johnny lad.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 20.) Saltmarket, 1809.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No. 20.) Saltmarket, 1809.


Title:
An old Scots song. : Entitled Gill Morice..

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. & M. Robertson,, 1799..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1799.


Title:
The sailor's epitaph; or, Tom Bowling under the hatches. : To which are added, The phoenix. 'Twas yes, kind sir. Poor Gaffer Gray. The paradox..

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Entered according to order., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from external evidence.


Title:
The drowned mariner; or, The lowlands of Holland hath twin'd my love & me. : To which are added, The sporting hay-makers. Absent jockey. By that borrowed kiss. Temple of friendship..


Title:
The unhappy lover; or, Ruined virgin. : To which are added, Guardian angels, with The answer. Young Rosalind. The cobler of Castle Bury..


Title:
The girl I left behind me. With The answer. : To which are added, Anna's urn. Vauxhall watch. Seize occasion..


Title:
The British grenadiers : To which are added, O the days when I was young. Invasion threatened. A new sea song. The kind are young and fair. Queen Mary's lamentation..


Title:
The lass of Ocram. : To which are added, The heavy hours. His Majesty's forces praised. Orra Moor..


Title:
The constant swain. : To which are added, The white conduit house. The maid's lamentation for a sailor. Blind cupid. A jorum of this. Advice to the fair sex..


Title:
The Oxfordshire tragedy; or, The virgin's advice. : In two parts. Part I. How fair Rosanna, of the city of Oxford, was by a young gentleman betray'd of her virginity. Part II. His cruelty in murdering her; and how a rose-bush sprung upon her grave, which


Title:
Three herring in sa't, with The answer. : To which are added, The ladies' amusement. Hawke's engagement. Seize occasion..


Title:
The constant lover's happy meeting; or, The faithful soldier's return. : To which are added, Princess Elizabeth's lamentation. A king smitten by a beggar wench. Nymphs of Britain..

Subject_Name:
Elizabeth, I, Queen of England, 1553-1603 Early works to 1800.


Title:
The wat'ry god. : To which are added, High Jenny high. The cold winter night. The young man's petition. The nymph's reply..


Title:
The dandy---o. : To which are added, Tippet is the dandy---o. The toper's advice. Picking lilies. The dying swan..


Title:
The innocent maid in Bedlam. : To which are added, Gilderoy. Captain Delany's ramble, with The lady's answer..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1799.


Title:
The factor's garland. : In four parts. Part I. Being a true account how a young man (after having rioted away part of his estate) became factor to several merchants in London. How he found the corpse of a dead Christian lying on the ground in Turkey, and

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J and M Robertson, Saltmarket,, 1799..


Title:
The jolly miller. : To which are added. Jamie out at sea. Jack the sailor parting with his Molly. Charming Celia. Homward [sic] bound. The heaving of the lead..


Title:
The shepherd's daughter. : To which are added, The sailor's return. The gown of green. Foolish fort, a heart..

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket,, 1799..


Title:
The tar metamorphosed; or, the esquire tricked. : To which is added, The shepherd outwitted..


Title:
The disappointed sailor. : To which are added, The rapture. The broom of Cowden-knows. The chimney sweeper..


Title:
The wandering shepherdess; or, the betrayed damsel. : To which is added, Go look, go look..


Title:
The blythsome bridal; or, the lass wi' the gowden hair. : To which are added, A new touch on the times. Love and life. This is no mine ain house..


Title:
The maid milking her cow. : To which are added, A song by General Wolf [sic]. The loving and united valentine. Louisa the fair..

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket,, 1800..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1800.


Title:
The light dragoon. : To which are added, The orange and blue, and The humours of Smithfield..


Title:
The virgin's choice; or Youth preferred to old age. : To which are added, Let ambition fire thy mind. Fidele's tomb. Tarry woo. Love and despair. The Queen of France's lamentation..


Title:
The life and death of fair Rosamond, : Concubine to K. Henry the II..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1800.


Title:
Roy's wife of Aldivalloch, with The happy relief; or, o'er the muir amang the heather: : To which are added, The three jolly colliers. The joyful widower. Merry may the maid be..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1799 [sic].
The joyful widower : Tune - Maggy Lauder.


Title:
The snug bit of land in the ocean. : To which are added, Chloe how blubber'd is thy cheeks. Rundy's song in the farmer. The marriage act. The beautiful markets of Glasgow. The wedding day. Father Dennis's comfort..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J & M Robertson, Saltmarket, 1800.


Title:
The valiant trooper; or Pretty Peggy's humble petition for marriage : To which are added, The widow's lamentation, Fame urg'd him to the field. A furnished table.


Title:
The Irish Dragoons; or Pretty Peggy of Derby o : To which are added, The cordelier. Non-performance. Jack the broom-cutter. Lampton's march. Sweet Robinette.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801.


Title:
The tempest : To which are added, The Cambridge tender, with The answer. The joys of the harvest. Smirky Nan.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
The tempest : Tune - Brother debtor.
Smirky Nan : Tune - My nanny o.


Title:
The vanity of pride : To which are added, Matrimonial deafness. Young men are deceitful. For the love of Jean. The distressed maiden, with The answer. The men will romance.


Title:
The kail brose of auld Scotland : To which are added, The humble beggar. My apron deary. The patriot fair. The happy marriage. The soldier's return. Gentleman rakes of the town.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. [&] M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.


Title:
The strange and wonderful predictions of Mr. Christopher Love : Minister of the Gospel at Lawrence-Jury London, who was beheaded on Tower-Hill, on the account of his religion. Likewise giving you an account of great wars in America in 1780, with the destr

Imprint:
Glasgow: : Printed and sold by J. & J. Robertson, MDCCLXXVII.. [1777]


Title:
The wonderful and most astonishing account of Alexander Libanus; : who having spent all his money, sold himself to the devil, on condition that he should give him as much money as he choosed, but withal at the end of thirteen years, should be at his dispo

Imprint:
[Glasgow? : s.n.], Printed in the year MDCCLXXXIX [1789]


Title:
The history of John Gregg, and his family, of robbers and murderers. : Who took up their abode in a cave near to the sea-side, in Clovaley in Devonshire, where they liv'd twenty-five years without so much as once going to visit any city, or town. How they

Imprint:
Glasgow, : [s.n.], Printed in the year. [1789?]

Book_Notes:
A version of the story of Sawney Bean, the cannibal.
Dated from external evidence.


Title:
Fun upon fun: or, the comical merry tricks of Leper the taylor. Part I..

Imprint:
Glasgow: : [s.n.], Printed in the year, MDCCLXXXIX. [1789]


Title:
Fun upon fun: or, the comical merry tricks of Leper the taylor. Part II..

Imprint:
Glasgow, : [s.n.], Printed in the year, MDCCLXXXIX. [1789]


Title:
The grand solemnity of the taylor's funeral, : who lay nine days in state on his own garret shop-board. Together with his last will..

Imprint:
Glasgow: : [s.n.], Printed in the year, 1789..


Title:
The history and comical transactions of Lothian Tom. : In six parts. Wherein is contained a collection of roguish exploits done by him, both in Scotland and England..

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, MDCCXC. [1790]


Title:
Merry tales of the wise men of Gotham. : To which is added, a collection of jests..

Imprint:
Glasgow, : [s.n.], Printed in the year, MDCCXC. [1790]

Book_Notes:
On title page : Of merry books this is the chief, It is a purging pill, To carry off all heavy grief, And make you laugh your fill.


Title:
The renowned history of the seven champions of Christendom. : Viz, St. George of England, St. James of Spain, St. Andrew of Scotland, St. David of Wales, St. Dennis of France, St. Anthony of Italy, and St. Patrick of Ireland. Shewing, their valiant exploi

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. and M. Robertson,, MDCCXCIV. [1794]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
An edition of 'The most famous history of the seven champions of Christendome'.
Anonymous. By Richard Johnson.


Title:
The comical sayings of Pady from Cork: : with his coat button'd behind. Being an elegant conference between English Tom and Irish Teague..

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order., 1794..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Other editions by Roymore McClosky, which is a pseudonym.
Sometimes attributed to Dougal Graham.
Place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
The wife of Beith, : reformed and corrected. Giving an account of her death, and of her journey to Heaven; how, on the road, she fell in with Judas, who led her to the gate of Hell, and what conversation she had with the Devil, who would not let her in: a

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. and M. Robertson,, MDCCXCV, [1795]

Book_Notes:
Based on the tale, 'The wife of Bath', by Geoffrey Chaucer.
In verse and prose.


Title:
The history of the king and the cobler. : In two parts. Part I. Shews how King Henry VIIIth used to visit the watches in the city; his acquaintance with a merry cobler ; how he was entertained in the cobler's cellar, and what had like to have befallen the

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed in the Saltmarket,, MDCCXCVIII. [1798]


Title:
The surprizing adventures, of Jack Oakum, & Tom Splicewell, : two sailors, who went a pirating on the King's highway. How that the first prize they took gave information of their course, and being pursued by a whole squadron, Tom Splicewell was taken and

Imprint:
[Glasgow? : s.n.], Printed in the year, 1798.


Title:
The conquest of France; : with the life and glorious actions of Edward the Black Prince, son to Edward III. King of England, his victory, with about 12,000 archers and men at arms, over Philip of France, and 100,000 Frenchmen; his vanquishing King John of

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. & M. Robertson,, 1798..

Subject_Name:
Edward, Prince of Wales, 1330-1376 Early works to 1800.


Title:
Account of a most surprizing savage girl, : who was caught wild in the woods of Champagne, a province in France. Containing a true and faithful narrative of many curious and intersesting particulars respecting this wonderful phenomenon. Translated from th

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : [s.n.], Printed in the year, 1798..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Sometimes attributed to Charles Marie de la Condamine.
Place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
Vice punished, and virtue rewarded: : being the history of Mr Thomas Thoroughgood, and Mr Francis Froward, two apprentices to the same master. Published at the request of several gentlemen of the Common Council of the City of London, for the benefit of al

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. & M. Robertson,, MDCCXCVIII. [1798]


Title:
The history of Fortunatus. : Setting forth his birth, life, travels, and adventures in most parts of the world. How the Lady Fortune appeared to him, and gave him a rich purse that never wanted money; and also (in his travels) how he got from the Soldan a

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. and M. Robertson,, MDCCXCIX. [1799]

Book_Notes:
On title page : The Lady Fortune gave such a purse in Spain, When it was empty, straight 'twas full again.


Title:
The history of the destruction of Troy. : Together with the mighty deeds, and valorous exploits of the renowned warriors, Hector, Prince of Troy, and Hercules the Grecian..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at the foot of p. 24 reads : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1799.


Title:
The history of the four kings, : of Canterbury, Colchester, Cornwall, & Cumberland. Their queens and daughters: being the merry tales of Tom Hodge and his school-fellows..

Imprint:
Glasgow, : [s.n.], Printed in the year, 1799..


Title:
The life, strange voyages, and uncommon adventures of Ambrose Gwinett, : formerly known to the public by the lame beggar: who for a long time, swept the way at the Mewsgate, Charing-Cross. Containing, an account of his being convicted and hanged in chains

Book_Notes:
Colophon at the foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1800.
Attributed to Isaac Bickerstaff.


Title:
The history of the Emperor Manalay, and his virtuous wife. : A story taken from antient history..

Book_Notes:
Colophon at the foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1800.
Woodcut on title page.
On title page : Here Virtue got it's just reward, Tho' cost the Fair much pain; As you shall quickly understand, When you peruse the sa


Title:
An account of several remarkable earthquakes which have happened in various quarters of the world; : with the direful consequences that have accrued from those dreadful convulsions of nature. Occasional shocks of which, have been felt in Scotland, within

Book_Notes:
Colophon at the foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1800.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The mad pranks of Tom Tram, son-in-law to Mother Winter : To which are added his merry jests, odd conceits, and pleasant tales, being very delightful to read.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, MDCCCII. [1802]

Book_Notes:
Colophon at the foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, MDCCCII.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The ancient and modern history of Buck-haven, in Fife-shire : Wherein is contained, the antiquities of their old dress. The Bucky-boat with a flag of a green tree; with their dancing, Willy and his trusty rapper. Their burgess ticket, with a view of their

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806.

Book_Notes:
Colophon at the foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, 1806.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
Dorastus and Fawnia, or, The life and adventures of a German princess.

Book_Notes:
Colophon at the foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No. 18.) Saltmarket, 1807.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
A whetstone for dull wits: or, A new collection of riddles : for the entertainment of youth.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No. 20.) Saltmarket, 1809.

Book_Notes:
Colophon at the foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 20.) Saltmarket, 1809.
Woodcut on title page.
There is a four-line quote on the title page.


Title:
The tippling farmer : To which are added, The byestander. What a beau my granny was. The new ramilies. The sailor's return from Cape Breton. She's as the opening lilly fair. The disconsolate sailor.


Title:
The bold hairy cap : To which are added, The crooked rib. Bonny Bessy. What's that to you. The sailor's farewel.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
Bonny Bessy : Tune - Bessy's haggies.


Title:
The sailor's misfortune and happy marriage : To which are added, The rover reformed. The description of a man of war. The royal sailor. A monstrous good song. Jenny's impatience for Jockey's return.


Title:
The Turkish lady : To which are added, My mother did so before me. Jockey to the fair. The happy beggars. Cynthia's perplexity.


Title:
The country cousin : To which are added, Paddy O Blarney. Davy Jone's Locker. A drop of a dram. Edward and Betsy. The lover's disappointment. Wine is commander.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
Paddy O Blarney : Written and sung by Mr Dibdin.


Title:
The constant swain : To which are added, The white conduit house. Steer her up, and ha'd her gawn. A friendly advice. A jorum of this. Blind cupid. Advice to the fair sex.


Title:
The goodman's grief for the ewie wi the crooked horn : To which are added, Sweet and smart. The sailor in the west. The pigeon on an errand. The bird. A new song. The lover's chain.


Title:
The Dutchess of Newcastle's lament : To which are added, The deceived batchelor. Sweet Jeany. The fickle fix'd.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
Sweet Jeany : Tune - Among the Birk Bushes, etc.


Title:
An excellent old song intitled, Maggy Lauther : To which are added, The farmer's son. The fond swain and sleeping maid. The sailor's return.


Title:
The tar's conquest; or, The young sailor's ramble : To which are added, The taking of Martinico. Billy and Susan's parting. Love in low life. Nancy's complaint for the loss of her sailor. Braw Johnny Bute. I fear your disdain.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801.
Braw Johnny Bute : Tune - Flowers of Edinburgh.


Title:
The ladies breastknot : To which are added, The Highland laddie. Vulcan's cup. The happy fireside. The silken snood. To signora Cuzzoni.


Title:
The blaeberries; or, The highland laird's courtship to a farmer's daughter : To which are added, Edward and Betsy. O dear! I'm so pleas'd. A drop of a dram. The happy marriage.


Title:
The jolly sailor: or, The lady of Greenwich : To which are added, Pretty Peggy's love to sailor Jack. The sailor's widow's lament for his death on board the Trial. Merry may the maid be. When late I wander'd.


Title:
The farmer's son or, The unfortunate lovers : To which are added, The captain of love. My mother did so before me. Just the thing. The wild rover.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803.
The farmer's son : Tune - The royal cottager.


Title:
The rambling boy with the answer : To which are added, The gallant sailor. The new way of Admiral Benbow. Cynthia's perplexity.


Title:
The Belfast maid's lamentation for the loss of her sweetheart : To which are added, Gentlemen rakes of the town. The humours of Rosemary Lane. The whistling daughter. Pady O Blarney. Wine is commander.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803.
Paddy O Blarney : Written and sung by Mr Dibdin.


Title:
The old hulk laid up or, The new way of Tom Tough : To which are added, The snug little island. The highland queen. The jovial widower.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803.
The jovial widower : Tune - Maggy Lauder.


Title:
The happy stranger; or, The fortunate meeting : To which are added, The humble beggar. My apron deary. The forsaken nymph. The patriot fair. The true hearted maiden. The female soldier.


Title:
The Belfast shoemaker; or, Bold Irvine and Jane Wilson : To which are added, The cripple of Cornwall. The happy stranger. A sweet country life. The constant lady. The country lass's love for her sweetheart.


Title:
The blythsome bridal; or, The lass wi' the gouden hair : To which are added, A new touch on the times. Love and life. This is no mine ain house.


Title:
A false friend; or, A worthy master betray'd : To which are added, Ad. Duncan's Victory over the Dutch fleet. The Bay of Biscay O. Cauld kail in Aberdeen.


Title:
Bonaparte; or, The threaten'd invasion : To which are added, The invasion. Nature's richest mine. Johnny Bluster's wife.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803.
Bonaparte; or, The threaten'd invasion : Tune - Bow wow, fal lal, &c.
The invasion : Tune - Jenny dang the weaver.
Johnny


Title:
The recruit's farewell to his wife and three children : To which are added, Nature's richest mine. The jolly toper. Convey a kiss. The Caledonian laddie. Johnny Bluster's wife.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803.
Johnny Bluster's wife : Tune - Willie Wastle dwalt on Tweed.


Title:
The luckie plou'-boy : To which are added, The lamp-lighter. Virtue and wit, the preservatives of love and beauty. Sweet Jean of Tyrone.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
The luckie plough-boy : To its ain proper tune.
The lamp-lighter : Sung by Mr. Dibdin.
Virtue and wit, the preservatives of


Title:
The shady grove : To which are added, The maid's complaint for Jockey. Happy Lizzy, blooming maid. The lass of Primrose-hill. The unfortunate swain. She wakes, Sabina wakes.


Title:
Gosport tragedy; or, The perjured ship carpenter : To which are added, The Scots bonnet. The relief by the bowl. Get married as soon as you can.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801.


Title:
The new way of woo'd & marry'd & a' : To which are added, My lodging is on the cold ground. Pinky-House. O gentle sleep. Advice to sailors. Willy's lovely voice.


Title:
The sailor's tragedy; or, False oaths punished : To which are added, Mary's dream, and The distressed sailor on the rocks of Scilly.


Title:
Hodge of the mill; or, An old woman clothed in grey : To which are added, Sorrow and care. Pipes and tobacco. The pleasures of wooing. Send home my heart & eyes.


Title:
The humours of Gravel-Lane; or, The cobler's daughter's wedding : To which are added, The magic cavern, or Virtue's triumph. Sweet Poll of Plymouth. Midnight watch. The British hero; or, Death of Gen. Wolfe. A smiling full bowl. The lamenting maiden.


Title:
The haughs of Crumdel, a memorable battle fought by the great Montrose and the clans against Oliver Cromwell : To which are added, I'd think on thee my love. Mutual love. The fumbler's rant.


Title:
The two babes in the wood; or, The Norfolk gentleman's last will and testament : To which is added, Bid the coachman drive.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803 [sic].


Title:
John Highlandman's remarks on the City of Glasgow : To which are added, Johnny and Molly. Original of Tweedside. The ploughman lad. The braes of Yarrow.


Title:
The whistling daughter : To which are added, Phillis and Nancy. The humours of Rosemary Lane. St. Patrick's glory. The contented ruricolist. None so pretty.


Title:
Bess the gawkie: or Jamie slighted : To which are added, The broom of Cowden Knows. The woman's praise of tea: with the man's answer. The thirsty lover.


Title:
The siege of Bellisle : To which are added, The novice. The lamenting maid. The answer. Bung your eye. Catch hold on today. The poor little orphan. To Lethe repair. She is fair and unkind.


Title:
The Oxfordshire tragedy; or The virgin's advice : In two parts. Part I. How fair Rosanna of the city of Oxford, was by a young gentleman betray'd of her virginity. Part II. His cruelty in murdering her; and how a rose-bush sprung upon her grave, which blo


Title:
The sailor's wife's policy: or The knowing barber taken in : To which are added, The married man. Faults on both sides. The wife's answer. John and Susan. A love dialogue. The sweet little girl that I love.


Title:
The broom of Cowden-knows : To which are added, The disappointed sailor. Cruel Nell. The auld man's mare's dead.


Title:
The blackamoor in the wood: or, A lamentable ballad on a tragical end of a gallant lord and virtuous lady : together with the untimely death of their two children, wickedly performed by a heathenish and blood-thirsty villain their servant. The like of whi


Title:
The humble beggar : To which are added, The happy stranger. Observation on the times. My apron deary. Amynta's broken vow. The terrible law. The country cousin.


Title:
The fire-side companions : To which are added, Colin and Phebe. King John and the Bishop of Canterbury. With a frown she can kill.


Title:
The keys of love : To which are added, The lass of Galawater. The wounded farmer's son. The rover reclaim'd. Lovely Damon.


Title:
The fair maid in bedlam; or, The deceitful Irish boy : To which are added, The true hearted maiden. The female soldier. The happy stranger. The patriot fair. Davy Jones's locker. The forsaken nymph.


Title:
The Battle of Rosline fought on the plains of Rosline, 1303 : To which are added, Jack in his element. Virtue and wit, the preservatives of love and beauty. The lover's summons.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803.
Virtue and wit, the preservatives of love and beauty : Tune - Killicranky.


Title:
The history of John Cheap the chapman : containing above a hundred merry exploits done by him and his fellow-traveller, Drouthy Tom, a sticked shaver. In three parts.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold by R. Hutchison & Co. No. 10, Saltmarket, 1817.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
The comical history of Simple John and his twelve misfortunes : which happened all in twelve days after the unhappy day of his marriage. Giving a particular account of his courtship and marriage to a scolding wife; which has been a mortifying misery to ma

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co. 10, Saltmarket, 1817.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow: [Pu]blished and sold by R. Hutchison & Co. 1817.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
On title page : O sirs, will you see, What it is to married be.


Title:
Mother goose's fairy tales : containing I. Little Red Riding Hood. II. Blue beard. III. Cinderilla; or, The little glass slipper. IV. Master cat; or, Puss in boots. V. The fairy.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow: Published and sold by R. Hutchison & Co. 1817.
On title page : Here Mother Goose in winter nights, The old and young she both delights.


Title:
The history of Fortunatus : setting forth his birth, life, travels, and adventures in most parts of the world: how the Lady Fortune appeared to him, and gave him a rich purse that never wanted money: and also, in his travels, how he got from the Soldon a

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
On title page : The Lady Fortune gave such a purse in Spain, When it was empty, straight 'twas full again.


Title:
Humorous poems : consisting of Hallowe'en, The gudewife o' Guilston, Scotch drink and The Battle of Blenheim.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold, wholesale and retail, by Robert Hutchison, bookseller, No. 19, Saltmarket, 1821.

Book_Notes:
In verse and prose.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The surprising life and sufferings of Peter Williamson : who was carried off from Aberdeen in his infancy, and sold for a slave in North America.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published wholesale and retail, by Robert Hutchison, bookseller, 19, Saltmarket, 1822.


Title:
The coalman's courtship to the creel-wife's daughter : In three parts. I. Containing a very curious dialogue between the carter and his mother, who instructs him in the true art of courtship. II. Sawny's visit to his sweet-heart, and what passed betwixt t

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for M'Kenzie & Hutchison, booksellers, 16, Saltmarket, [1818-1819?]


Title:
The unparalleled sufferings and surprising adventures of Philip Quarle : who was discovered by Mr Dorrington, a Bristol merchant, upon an uninhabited island in the South Sea, where he lived about fifty years without any human assistance.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Authorship sometimes ascribed to Edward Dorrington, Alexander Bicknell, or Peter Longueville.


Title:
An awful, desperate and bloody battle, for the breeches : that was fought last Saturday night, between a lovely couple, who had been married a whole fortnight, and which ended not without bloodshed. Also, the articles of agreement and pacification between

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Thomas Duncan, No. 3, High Street, [1827?]


Title:
The travels and adventures of William Lithgow : in Europe, Asia, and Africa, during nineteen years.


Title:
Sketches of conversations with James Wilson, alias M'Lusky : during the time he was under sentence of death, who was executed at Glasgow, on the 4th of June, 1823, for the crime of house-breaking and theft. Published at his own request, in hope that his u

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Andrew Young, 150, Trongate, for Archibald Lang, 6, Wilson-Street, 1823.

Book_Notes:
Colophon at the foot of p. 12 reads : Andrew Young, Printer, Glasgow.


Title:
Scotland's skaith; or, The sad effects of drunkenness : Exemplified in the history of Will and Jean.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1828.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
There is a four line quote on the title page.


Title:
The life, transactions, & execution of Thomas Connor and Bell M'Menemy : Who were executed at Glasgow on the 22d of October, 1828 for assault and robbery. Likewise, a list of all the criminals who have been executed in Glasgow for the last 68 years, with

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed and sold by John Muir, 30, Prince's Street, 1828.


Title:
List of all the criminals who have been executed in Glasgow for the last 62 years : with their names and crimes, and the place and time of their suffering. Likewise, a list of the names of a great number of criminals, both male and female, who have been e


Title:
List of all the criminals who have been executed in Glasgow for the last eighty-four years : with their names, crimes, and place and time of their suffering: likewise, a list of the names and crimes of persons who have been executed in Edinburgh, Stirling

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. Muir, 30, Prince's Street, [1838?]


Title:
The life and adventures of that notorious robber and murderer, Richard Turpin : with an account of his execution at Tyburn, on the 10th April, 1739, for horse stealing and murder.

Imprint:
Glasgow : W. & R. Inglis & Co., 5, Melville Place, 132, Trongate, [1844-1846?]


Title:
The life and death of Rab Ha' : The Glasgow Glutton, with an elegy / written by William Cameron, (alias "Hawkie.").

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. Muir, 49, Trongate Street, [1843-1844?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and internal evidence.


Title:
An account of the imprisonment and execution of Poor Dennis : an Irishman, who was hung for robbery, and afterwards restored to life by his friends, and is now living in America!!! With an account of a highwayman whom he employed to rob his master.


Title:
The three advices an Irish tale : to which is added The silent man. With a variety of anecdotes.


Title:
The history of fair Rosamond : the beautiful mistress of King Henry the Second. Her birth & education at the nunnery of Godstow. And her death.

Imprint:
Glasgow : W. & R. Inglis, & Co. 203, Gallowgate, [1853-1856?]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.


Imprint:
Glasgow : William Inglis, 5, Melville Place, 132, Trongate, [1844-1846?]


Title:
The life and prophecies of Mr. Alex. Peden : one of the Scots worthies.

Imprint:
Glasgow : William Inglis, 5, Melville Place, 1838.


Title:
An account of the melancholy death of seven young men : who fell victims to their own drunken resolutions, whereby they were all drowned, near Dumbarton, on a sabbath excursion.

Imprint:
Glasgow : J. Murray, 47 Gallowgate, 1840.


Title:
The life, sufferings, and surprising adventures of Elizabeth Smith : daughter of a merchant in Greenock / Written by herself.


Title:
Loss of the steam-ship Orion : on her passage from Liverpool to Glasgow. On Tuesday, June 18, 185[0].

Book_Notes:
At foot of p. 8 : Brown, Printer.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from internal evidence.
Caption title.


Book_Notes:
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, 20. Saltmarket, 1809.
There is a 4-line quote on the title page.


Title:
The haughty duchess; or, Death and the lady : To which are added, The miller taken in, and A furnished table.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Published, and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co. 10, Saltmarket, 1816.


Title:
Burns' farewell : to which are added, The sailor from Dover, The Ayrshire laddie, and The shepherd's son.


Title:
The tradesman's' farewell : To which is added, The Battle of Toulouse, and The storm.


Title:
Paddy's rambles : to which is added, Lawrie O'Broom, The banks of Clyde, and Donald o' Dundee.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published, and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutcheson [sic] & Co. 10, Saltmarket, [1804-1819?]


Title:
St Helena for Bonaparte : to which is added, Go where glory waits thee, and Peggy I must love thee.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold, wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison and Co. Saltmarket, [1815-1819?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and internal evidence.

Subject_Name:
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 Exile St. Helena.


Title:
The battle o' Vittoria : to which is added, Scotch Sandy's address, Gloomy winter's now awa'. Jockey's far awa', and Meg o' the mill.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold, wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison and Co. Saltmarket, [1813-1819?]


Title:
The trade o' langsyne, or, The mechanic's farewell : to which is added, Cawder Fair, John Anderson my Jo, The bonny wood of Craigie-lee, and The garland of love.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
The trade o' langsyne, or, The mechanic's farewell : Tune - Auld langsyne.


Title:
The famous battle between Captain Ward and the rainbow : Maggy Lauder, and The beggar girl.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co. 10, Saltmarket, 1816.


Title:
The banks of the Ban : to which is added, The soldier's dream, Edward and Mary, The maid of Erin, and Peggy Bawn.


Title:
The legacy : to which is added, The sailor's farewell, The Highland plaid, Jockey's far awa, and Gude forgi'e me for lien'.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published, and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co. 10, Saltmarket, [1804-1819?]


Title:
Bonaparte's farewell : The Bay of Biscay o, The woodpecker, Tom Starboard, Lash'd to the helm, and Kitty of Colrain.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published, and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co. 10, Saltmarket, [1815-1819?]


Title:
The burn side : to which is added, The braes of Balquhither, The miller, The rantin' Highlandman, and The turtle dove.


Title:
The crafty princess; or, The golden bull : In four parts.


Title:
The factor's garland, and princess' happy marriage : In four parts.


Title:
Sir James the Rose : To which is added, The fourteenth of April, and The Shannon and Chesapeake.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published, and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co. 10, Saltmarket, [1813-1819?]


Title:
Watty and Meg; or, The wife reformed : A tale.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
On title page : We dream in courtship, but in wedlock wake.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co. 10, Saltmarket, [1816?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from internal and external evidence.


Title:
Tak your auld cloak about ye : To which is added, Willie was a wanton wag, Tam Glen, and From thee, Eliza, I must go.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade index.


Title:
Blue e'ed Mary : to which are added, Tam Glen, This is no my ain house, The wounded hussar, Young Jockey, and Kenmure's on and awa, Willie.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Published, and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison, 10, Saltmarket, [1804-1819?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
On title page : We dream in courtship, but in wedlock wake. Pope.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.


Title:
Bruce's address : The deil cam fiddling. The flower o' Dumblain. The exile of Erin. Blithe was she. Tom Bowling.


Title:
Young Donald o' Dundee : to which are added, The braes o' Gleniffer, Bold dragoon, The land o' the leal, Highland Mary, From thee Eliza, I must go.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
The braes o' Gleniffer : Tune - Bonny Dundee.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.


Title:
The memorable Battle of Bannockburn : to which is added, The star of the east.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison, 10, Saltmarket, [1804-1819?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
The memorable Battle of Bannockburn : Tune - In the garb of Old Gaul, &c.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.


Title:
The sprig of shilela, &c. : To which are added, Bonny Jessie, Tweedside, Tam Glen, and A good excuse for drinking.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold, wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison, 10, Saltmarket, [1804-1819?]


Title:
The corn laws, a new song : to which is added, The land of the thistle.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published, and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison, 10, Saltmarket, [1814-1819?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and internal evidence.
New corn laws - A song : Tune - The factor's garland.
The land of the thistle : Tune - Black Jock.
At foot of text on p. 8 : D. Mackenzie, Printer.


Title:
Beauties of Glasgow : to which are added, Bonny Jessie, and Fy gar rub her o'er wi' strae.


Title:
My boy Tammy : to which is added, Tak' your auld cloak about ye; The seven days work; and Virtue only in the mind.


Title:
The history of the wicked life and horrid death of Dr. John Faustus. : Shewing, how he sold himself to the devil, to have power for 24 years to do what he pleased. Also, the strange things done by him and Mephostophiles. With an account how the devil came

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed in the Saltmarket,, MDCCXC. [1790]


Title:
The explication of, the prophecies of Thomas Rymer. : Wherein is contained, certain remarks of what is already come to pass, with some curious observations on what is yet to come. Which is carefully collected and compared with ancient old prophecies, and

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Printed in the Saltmarket,, [1790?]


Title:
The first and second part of the new proverbs on the pride of women: or, The vanity of this world displayed. : To which is added, an excellent receipt to all young men who want a wife, how to wale her by the mouth; besides you have an account of the girls

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Printed in the [Saltmarket?, 1792]


Title:
A tale of three bonnets. : In four cantos..

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. and M. Robertson,, MDCCXCV. [1795]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Anonymous. By Allan Ramsay.
In verse.


Title:
The wonderful conferences which passed between the ghost of Mr. Maxwell of Cool, and the Rev. Mr. Ogilvy of Innerwick, : as it was found in Mr. Ogilvy's closet, after his death, and written by his own hand..

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed in the Saltmarket, MDCCXCV [1795]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
First published in 1762 as 'A copy of several conferences and meetings that past betwixt the Rev. Mr. Ogilvie and the ghost of Mr. Maxwell, late laird of Cool' (NUC).


Title:
The life and adventures of Sir William Wallace, General and Governor of Scotland. : Containing, a particular account of his most remarkable battles with King Edward (Longshanks); and of his mournful fate at London, after he was betrayed into the hands of

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J and M Robertson,, MDCCXCIX. [1799]

Subject_Name:
Wallace, William, Sir, d. 1305.
Robert I, King of Scots, 1274-1329


Title:
Christ's kirk on the green; : in three cantos. Containing, a very humorous description of a country wedding, with a squabble that ensued: also, how a peace was made up, and a' things 'gree'd again. / Written by King James the First, when confined a prison

Imprint:
Glasgow, : [s.n.], Printed in the year MDCCXCIX. [1799]

Book_Notes:
The first canto attributed to James I, King of Scotland, the other two being Allan Ramsay's.
In verse and prose.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jockey and Maggy : In five parts. I. Jockey and Maggy's courtship, as they were coming from the market. II. The wonderful works of our John, shewing how he made Janet like an Elshinhaft, and got his ain Maggy wi' bairn forby. III.


Title:
The Scots piper's queries: or, John Falkirk's cariches : To which are added, his comical and witty jokes, when in courtship with an old fidler's widow, who wanted all the teeth. With the copy of the love-letter he sent unto her, who is commonly called F-t

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1804.

Book_Notes:
There is a 4-line verse on the title page.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, 1804.


Title:
The history of the Haverel wives: or, The folly of witless women displayed / Written by Humphray Clinker the clashing wives clerk. Being a comical conference between Maggy and Janet his two old aunts. With Janet's advice to Maggy, concerning marriage, wit

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
First published in [1770?] as 'The folly of witless women displayed'.
Humphrey Clinker is a pseudonym.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1805.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 18.) Saltmarket, 1806.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806.
There is a 4-line verse on the title page.


Title:
Christ's kirk on the green : in three cantos. Containing, a very humorous description of a country wedding, with a squabble that ensued: also, how a peace was made up, and a' things 'gree'd again. / Written by King James the First, when confined a prisone

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806.

Book_Notes:
The first canto attributed to James I, King of Scotland, the other two being Allan Ramsay's.
In verse and prose.
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806.


Title:
The new school of love : being the true art of courtship. Shewing how every one may know his partner's disposition and temper by the hair, eyes and nose, &c. With the signification of moles in any part of the body; and, the interpretation of dreams, &c &c

Book_Notes:
In verse and prose.
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806.


Title:
The renowned history of the seven champions of Christendom : Viz, St. George of England, St. James of Spain, St. Andrew of Scotland, St. David of Wales, St. Dennis of France, St. Anthony of Italy, and St. Patrick of Ireland. Shewing, their valiant exploit

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
An edition of 'The most famous history of the seven champions of Christendome'.
Anonymous. By Richard Johnson.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No. 20.) Saltmarket, 1808.


Title:
The life and adventures of Sir William Wallace, General and Governor of Scotland : Containing, a particular account of his most remarkable battles with King Edward (Longshanks); and of his mournful fate at London, after he was betrayed into the hands of t

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1808.


Author_1:
Trenck, Friedrich, Freiherr von der, 1726-1794

Title:
The life and surprising adventures of Frederick Baron Trenck : Carefully corrected and abridged. To which is added, a short supplement; giving an authentic account of his more recent transactions, till he fell a victim to the prevailing system of anarchy

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1809.


Title:
The hutting [sic] of Chevy-chase : a bloody battle, fought by Earls Douglas and Percy, where above fourteen hundred Scotsmen, and near two thousand Englishmen, were slain in one day.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from examination of the text and style.


Title:
The knight of Elle : a scarce and favourite old Scotch ballad.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page is of a well dressed man leaning on a cane. This differs from the copies at [Ao].8/3.4(40), L.C.2851(42) and L.C.2892(5). StEdNL.
In verse.
Dated from examination of the text and style.


Title:
Robin Adair : to which are added; John Barleycorn, When the kye come's hame, The boatie rows, and The wealth of the cottage is love.


Title:
Seven popular songs : Homage to Charlie. My love she's but a lassie yet. My love is like a red, red rose. The land of the brave and the free. The harp of Tara. Kelvin grove. Highland Mary.


Title:
The Haughs of Crumdel : to which is added, It fell upon the Martinmas time. Wilt thou go my bonny lassie?


Title:
The jolly beggar : to which are added, The Duke of Argyle's courtship to an English lady, and The weaver's daughter.

Book_Notes:
The illustration, typeface and layout on the title page all differ from the items at L.C.2852(21), [Ao].8/3.4(3), L.C.2892(38) and Mf.7(17[7]). This is a different work. StEdNL.
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.


Title:
Six most excellent songs : Allen-a-Dale. Mary, weep nae mair for me. Sir John the Grame. Farewell! ye dungeons. The trumpet sounds. The youthful squire.


Title:
Six popular songs : My Patie is a lover gay. As I came down the Canno-gate. Young Donald is the blithest lad. The lawland lads. My love was born in Aberdeen. Let us go, lassie go.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the bookseller, [1850-1860?]


Title:
Margaret and the minister : a true tale. Hey for a lass wi' a tocher. He comes from the wars.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Attributed to Robert Lochore.


Title:
Van Dieman's Land : To which are added, The Haughs of Crumdel. And, Leeze me on this drap o' drink.


Title:
Barring o' the door : The sea, the sea. To which is added, March to the battle-field. Go, youth beloved. The maid of Judah. My wife's dead. Love is like a summer flower. All's well.


Title:
Hark, the hollow woods resounding : Dash along to the mellow-toned horn. Come, tell me where the maid is found. The jovial sons of Jove. Life is darkened o'er with woe. Ah! Men, what silly things ye are. Let's drink, my friends. Farewell, my donkey Neddy.


Title:
Five popular songs : viz. Comic medley; The brisk young lad; Sweet doth blush the rosy morning; The standard of the braes; and Ye mariners of England.


Title:
Six Scotch songs : The garb of old Gaul. Wha wadna fight for Charlie. The standard on the braes. Dumbartons bony dell. The last breathings of Napoleon. When Jenny and I were married.


Title:
Five excellent songs : The braes of Balquhither. Loudon's bonny woods and braes. The young May moon. Blythe was she. O are ye sleeping Maggie.


Title:
Wae's me for Prince Charlie : Sweet home. Billy O'Rourke. And, Though I'm forsaken.


Title:
Two new songs : L, A, W, Law. And, Jock and Nelly's courtship; or The old folks outwitted.


Title:
Seven of the most popular songs : The bridal ring. What are you going to stand? The lassies of Scotland. The banks of the blue Mozelle. Farewell to the mountain. The Macgregor's gathering. 'Twas merry in the hall.


Title:
The jaunting car : to which are added. The light guitar; The coronation, and The isle of beauty.


Title:
Four popular songs : viz. The doctors, The Drygate Brig, Merry and wise, and Kathleen O'Moore.


Title:
Four popular songs : viz. Lucy's flittin'. The wee bit totums. Hopeful Jamie. And, Clean pease strae.


Title:
This is no my plaid : To which are added, The auld man gaun to be married. Thour't gane awa. And, The warning moan.


Title:
Four popular songs : viz. My mither men't my auld breek's. The toom meal pock. I beg you would not mention her. And, The angels whisper.


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.
There is a 4-line verse on the title page.
The title page includes an illustration of a young man 'courting' a young woman. This differs from the copies at L.C.2845(33), L


Title:
The Duke of Gordon's three daughters : To which is added, All round my hat.


Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Title page includes an illustration of a coat of arms suppoted by a lion and a unicorn. This differs from the items at L.C.2851(15), L.C.2851(16) and L.C.2892(34) StEdNL.


Title:
The tragical history of Gill Morice : an ancient ballad.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page is of a soldier standing holding a pike. This differs from the copies at L.C.2851(4) and L.C.2892(13) StEdNL.
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.


Title:
Collection of the best Scottish songs : Lass of Patie's mill; Ca' the yewes to the knows. Charlie is my darling: Away with melancholy; and She never blamed him.


Title:
Four popular songs : viz. Glasgow fair; Oh what a parish. A beauty I did grow; and The adventures of a shilling.


Title:
The old Scottish ballad of Andrew Lammie; or, Mill of Tifty's Annie.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.
There is a 4-line verse on the title page.
The title page includes an illustration of a man in 'Eastern' dress. This differs from the copies at L.C.2845(24), L.C.2851(6),


Title:
Four popular songs : viz. Auld Rob Morris, The gowden locks of Anna, What are you going to stand, and The rush light.


Title:
Three auld sangs : The auld man that liv'd in Beith, The brewer laddie, and The Bay of Biscay, O.


Title:
Captain Wedderburn's courtship : To which is added, Hey Johnnie Coup.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Both the illustration and typeface on the title page differ from the copies at L.C.2851(24), L.C.2887(19) and [Ao].8/3.4(24). The text is identical. StEdNL.


Title:
Herring in sa't with The answer. : To which are added, The ladies' amusement, and Hawke's engagement..

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Entered according to order,, [1790?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The answer to herring in sa't : To the foregoing tune.
Hawke's engagement : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The pretty green-coat boy's garland. : In four parts. Part I. Shewing how a rich Lord's son in France fell in love with a poor farmer's daughter. Part II. How they were discovered near a grove-side, and how they were overheard by his father. Part III. How

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order., [1790?]


Title:
John of Badenyon; or, A man in search of a friend. : To which is added, Sir John Barleycorn. The young maid's praise of her soldier. The happy shepherd..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
'John of Badenyon' is by John Skinner.


Title:
The beds of roses. : To which is added, Tea and brandy. Time caught and drown'd in wine. The reformed drunkard. The choice of a wife. The choice of a husband. Contentment..


Title:
The poor man's counsel: or, The married man's guide. : To which is added, The shady green tree. Highgate oath. I tickl'd each phyz. The dumb woman turn'd scold. Charming fellow..


Title:
The new way of Johnny's grey-breeks. : To which are added, The new way of the mucking of Geordie's byre. My Jo Janet. Billy's courtship, with the answer. A new song..


Title:
The bonny Scot. : To which are added, Slighted Nancy. The faithful shepherd. Gilderoy..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The bonny Scot : Tune - Boat-man.
Slighted Nancy : Tune - If the Kirk wad let me be.
The faithful shepherd : Tune - Auld lang syne.
Gilderoy : To its own proper t


Title:
The buxom dame of Reading; or, The cuckold's cap. : To which are added, A summer piece. A winter piece. Plato's advice. Has she not dole enough that has an old man. The king and the miller. Lovely nymph..

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order,, [1790?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The buxom dame of Reading : To its own proper tune.


Title:
Patie's wedding; or, All parties pleased. : To which are added, Absence ill to bide. Johnny and Mary. The braes of Yarrow..

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Absence ill to bide : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The London 'prentice; or, The wanton mistress. To which are added, Welcome, welcome brother debtor. Down the burn Davie..


Title:
The frolicsome lady; or, The happy footman. : To which is added, The woman's weapon; or, The kind husband's complaint of his wife's unruly tongue. A new hunting song. Envy has eyes. The maid of the mill..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The woman's weapon &c. : To the tune of The milking pail.
A new hunting song : To its own proper tune.
Envy has eyes : To its own proper tune.
The maid of the mil


Title:
K. James Ist. and the tinker. : To which is added, King William and his bold forester. Paul and Nanny. Braw Johnny Bute..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Braw Johnny Bute : Tune - Flowers of Edinburgh.


Title:
The Battle of the Boyn; or, King William crossing the Boyn Water. : Giving a full description of that bloody fight, fought on the first of July, 1690. To which are added, The virgin's choice. Let ambition fire the mind. Tarry woo..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Tarry woo : To its own proper tune.


Title:
Hodge of the mill; or An old woman clothed in grey. : To which is added, The Staffordshire tragedy. The pleasures of wooing. The shepherdess lamenting her drowned lover..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The Staffordshire tragedy : To its own proper tune.
The pleasures of wooing : To its own proper tune.


Title:
Luckidad's garland; or, When my old hat was new. : To which is added, The forsaken maid..


Title:
The jovial tinker and the farmer's daughter. : To which are added, The Conghannan maid. The grateful admirer. The amorous lover..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The Conghannan maid : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The joys of the harvest. : To which are added, The tempest. The Cambridge tender; with The answer. Fair Susanna..

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order, [1790?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The Cambridge tender : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The blythsome bridal; or, The lass wi' the gowden hair. : To which is added, The farewel. A new touch on the times. This is no mine ain house..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
A new touch on the times : To its own proper tune.


Title:
Bess the gawkie; or, Jamie slighted. : To which is added, The broom of the Cowden Knows. The woman's praise of tea; with the man's answer. The thirsty lover..


Title:
Old Adam the father of us all. : To which is added, The cruel parents, in two parts..


Title:
The wandering young gentlewoman; or, Cat-skin's garland, : in five parts. Part 1. How an esquire's daughter near London, was forc'd from home by her father's cruelty, but through her tender mother she was well educated and cloathed in rich array. And when

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Pretty little Tippet : To its own proper tune.


Title:
Guardian angels, with The answer. : To which is added, The happy lover. Take me Jenny. Young Rosalind. The tender swain..


Title:
The yellow-hair'd laddie : to which are added, The auld yellow-hair'd laddie. Roger and Dolly. Scold him I will. Susan's complaint and remedy. The cork rump. Still he's the man. Beauty and rigour. The return from the chace..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Roger and Dolly : To its own proper tune.
The cork rump : Tune - There was an old woman at Cranston.
Still he's the man : To its own proper tune.


Title:
Lovely Molly of the county of Down. : To which are added, Three jolly paper-makers. There's my thumb I'll ne'er beguile thee. Oxfordshire Nancy. The married man..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Three jolly paper-makers : To its own proper tune.
Oxfordshire Nancy : To its own proper tune.
The married man : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The drowned mariner; or, The low-lands of Holland has twin'd my love and me. : To which are added, The jolly sailor's wedding, and The sporting hay-makers..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The jolly sailor's wedding : To its own proper tune.
The sporting hay-makers : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The young man's dream, : with The maid's kind answer. To which is added, The rover. The milk-maid. Now or never. The considerate nymph..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The young man's dream : To its own proper tune.
The considerate nymph : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The dandy---o. : To which are added, Tippet is the dandy----o. The toper's advice. Picking lilies. The dying swan..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The dandy-o : To its own proper tune.
Picking lilies : To its own proper tune.
The dying swan : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The banks of the Dee; : with The answer. To which is added, To Lethe repair. The beggar's resolution. The topper's delight. The return of the spring. A new song..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The topper's delight : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The poor man's looking glass. : To which are added, The young man's declaration. Robert and Nell; or, O that I ne'er had been married. Love is the occasion of my overthrow. The bottle and friend..


Title:
A penny-worth of wit, : in three parts. Part I. Shewing how a merchant was deluded from his lady by a harlot. Part II. And how he sailed to a far country. Part III. How he returned to the British shore..


Title:
Bonny Lizie Bailie. : To which are added, The lover's lament, and The old man's lament for the loss of his time and money..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The old man's lament for the loss of his time and money : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The golden glove; : with The answer. To which are added, The Lincolnshire farmer. The drunken wife of Galloway. The famous grey mare..


Title:
The improbability; or, The batchelor's dislike to a married life. : To which is added, Betsy Taylor's lamentation. Tweeve [sic] months are past. Ye gallant souls. Bonny Bell. The pitcher..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Ye gallant souls : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The young woman's wish. : To which is added, Pretty Nancy of London. A pastoral song. The Queen of the May. The green garters. The faint-hearted batchelor: or, blankets and pins. The maid's answer. The jolly wood-cutter..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Pretty Nancy : To its own proper tune.


Title:
Gramachree Molly, : with The answer. To which are added, Scornfu' Nansy, and The power of love..


Title:
The British grenadiers; or, The crown's safeguard. : To which are added, O the days when I was young. The rival. Willy was a wanton wag. Sweet Peggy O'Laven. Baucis and Philemon..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The rival : To its own proper tune.
Willy was a wanton wag : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The mistaken lady's garland; or, The squire cheated. : To which is added, The plumber. Jack Tar's drunken frolic in Wapping. Just the thing..


Title:
Tamie Lamie's cure for a drunken wife. To which are added, The ploughman's rant, and Gowf my logie.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The ploughman's rant : To its own proper tune.


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The ploughman's rant : To its own proper tune.
Gowf my logie : To its own proper tune.


Title:
Dick & Nell; or, Linky Lanky. : To which is added, The royal barber. And Will the weaver..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Will the weaver : To its own proper tune.


Title:
Jockie to the fair, : with The answer. To which are added, The Turkish lady, The the [sic] happy beggars..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The Turkish lady : To its own proper tune.


Title:
K. William & the plowman; or, Industry rewarded. : To which is added, The power of love. The rakish butcher. The kind lassie. Blink over the burn, sweet Betty..


Title:
The way to be happy; or, The new way of Tullochgorum. : To which is added, Ready money and no trust. The gentle sailor. The cruel nymph..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The cruel nymph : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The injured fair. : To which are added, The crooked rib. The roving maids of Edinburgh. Sylvia's marriage..


Title:
Virtue & beauty in danger;  or, King Edward courting the London virgin. : To which are added, The batchelor's delight, and The female sea captain..


Title:
The pope's knavery; or, Old Nick's invention. : To which are added, The fortunate young farmer. The young lady's praise. The lover's complaint..

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order., [1795?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The young lady's praise : To its own proper tune.


Title:
Bob and his landlady, or, The young soldier's frolic. : To which is added, Low down in the broom. The little couple. Seize occasion. A new song..


Title:
The pride and vanity of young women. : To which is added, The Kentshire tragedy; or, The constant lovers overthrow. The lass with the delicate air. The boatswain of Dover. Bold Robin Hood..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Bold Robin Hood : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The north country lass. : To which is added, Oxter my laddie. Old King Coul. The humble beggar. May-eve: or, Kate of Aberdeen. Something else to do..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Something else to do : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The Galloway shepherds. : To which is added, The royal highlanders farewel. The new way of Lochaber. With The aswer [sic]. Love inviting reason. I fear it is love..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The royal highlanders farewel : Tune - Lochaber no more.
Love inviting reason : Tune - Chami my chattle, ne duce skar me.


Title:
The happy couple. : To which are added, A touch on the times. Faint hearted batchelor. The maid's answer. The travelling chapman. Tears wash my sad cheeks. If e'er I do well 'tis a wonder. I find I must love..


Title:
The keys of love. : To which are added, The lass of Gallowater. The wounded farmer's son. The tippling farmer..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The lass of Gallowater : To its own proper tune.
The wounded farmer's son : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The goodman of Auchtermouchtie: or, The goodwife turn'd goodman. : Being a merry account how the goodman was fitted to his mind..

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order., [1785?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The good-man of Auchtermouchtie; or The good-wife turn'd good-man. Being a merry account how the good-man was fitted to his mind : Tune - Willie was a wanton wag.


Title:
The black bird. : To which is added, Love is the cause of my mourning. The betrayed damsel. The four misses. The contented man. The lads of the village. Allan Water. The happy marriage..


Title:
Auld Robin Gray; : with The answer. To which is added, The two constant lovers. The widow. The captain of love..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
'Auld Robin Gray' is by Lady Anne Barnard.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.


Title:
Tibby Fowler: or, The lass with the siller bridle. : To which is added, Jack Tar. The world a stage. The jolly toper..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Tibby Fowler : To its own proper tune.
The world a stage : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The jovial batchelor, : with The maiden's answer. To which is added, Let's go a-Maying. Daphny and Amyntor. The prudent shepherdess. A new love song. My cottage lay distant a mile..


Title:
The two contented cuckolds: or, Tit for tat. : To which are added, A new love song, and Robin a'Boon..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Robin a'Boon : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The two sailors outwitted; or, Eggs and bacon. : To which is added, The smart Robin Gray. The martial invitation. The jealous husband well paid. The lover's summons..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The smart Robin Gray : Tune - The vicar and Moses.
The jealous husband well paid : To its own proper tune.


Title:
The Laird of Cool's ghost! : Being a copy of several conferences and meetings that past betwixt the Rev. Mr. Ogilvie, late minister of the Gospel at Innerwick in East Lothian, and the ghost of Mr. Maxwell, late Laird of Cool. As it was found in Mr. Ogilvi

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1817.


Title:
The massacre of Glenco : In a letter from a gentleman in Edinburgh to his friend in London. Giving a particular account of that unprecedented transaction, wherein orders were given that all the males of the M'Donalds in that district under 70 should be pu

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden and Son, 1819.

Book_Notes:
Colophon on p. 8 reads : Printed by J. Neilson.
On title page : "William R. As for MackIan of Glenco, and " that tribe,...14th article of instructions, Jan. 16. 1692.


Title:
The history of John Cheap, the chapman : Containing above a hundred merry exploits done by him and his fellow traveller, Drouthy Tom, a sticked shaver. In three parts.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1820.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Foot of p. 24 reads : J. Neilson, printer.


Title:
Thrummy cap : a tale.  To which are added, Young Whip Stitch, and, The gig demolished.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. Lumsden & Son, [c. 1820]

Book_Notes:
Anonymous author: John Burness
In verse.
Dated from Roscoe & Brimmell.


Title:
The visions, discoveries and warnings of the dreadful and terrible judgements upon Scotland, England and Ireland : which were revealed to John Porter of Crossibeig. Taken from his own mouth, (while confined to his bed, being blind) and attested by himself

Book_Notes:
On title page : Joel ii 28, 30, 31, 32. " And it shall come to pass, ... shall be delivered.".
At foot of p. 24 : J. Neilson, printer.


Title:
The comical transactions of Lothian Tom : In six parts. Wherein is contained a collection of roguish exploits done by him both in Scotland and England.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
At foot of p. 24 : J. Neilson, printer.


Title:
A collection of Scots proverbs : consisting of the wise sayings and observations of the old people of Scotland / By Allan Ramsay, the Scots poet.


Title:
The history of Duncan Campbell, and his dog, Oscar : From Hogg's Evening tales.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1822.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1824.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
On title page : Vox populi vox dei. That maun be true that a' men say.


Title:
A sketch of the life and character of His Royal Highness the late Duke of York : with an account of the funeral.

Subject_Name:
Frederick Augustus, Duke of York and Albany, 1763-1827.


Title:
The surprising adventures of Frederick Baron Trenck : giving an account of his being confined in a dungeon, with chains of 68 pounds weight; and afterwards gullotined [sic] in France, in the time of the Revolution, 1795.


Title:
The Laird of Cool's ghost : being a copy of several conferences and meetings that passed betwixt the Rev. Mr. Ogilvie, late minister of the Gospel at Innerwick in East Lothian, and the ghost of Mr Maxwell, late Laird of Cool. As it was found in Mr Ogilvie


Title:
The village curate : an interesting tale; to which is added, The country clergyman, a poem.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In prose and verse.


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of Mr Geo. Buchanan : who was commonly called the King's fool.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1829.


Title:
A collection of Scots proverbs : containing all the wise sayings and pithy observations of the people of Scotland / By Allan Ramsay.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
On title page : I will hae books gin I suld sell ye kye.
On title page : Vox populi vox dei. That maun be true that a' men say.
Dated from external evidence.


Title:
Maggy Lauder : The ewe-bughts. The bush aboon Traquair. For lake of gold. The soldier's gratitude. Banks of Banna.


Title:
Tullochgorum : Ca' the ewes to the knowes. The heath this night must be my bed. She's fair and fause.


Title:
Tak your auld cloak about ye : Jockie to the fair. The braes of Yarrow. The day returns &c.


Title:
Lewie Gordon : The wayward wife. I've been courting at a lass. Waly waly up the bank. The wauking o' the fauld.


Title:
Home! sweet home! : The boatie rows. Within a mile of Edinburgh. Roslin Castle. Pray, Goody.


Title:
The excellent old ballad of The babes in the wood.


Title:
I had a horse : And sae will we yet. The slumb'ring maid. Deeply, deeply drink of wine. Saw ye my father.


Title:
Bruce's address : Tam Glen. The last rose of summer. Gude forgi'e me for lyin'. Love among the roses. Oscar's ghost.


Title:
The sorrowful husband : To which are added, The cold house of clay, The hawk, New Paddy Whack, What can a young lassie do wi' an auld man?


Title:
Sir Neil & Glengyle : the Highland chieftains.

Imprint:
[Glasgow : Printed and sold wholesale, by Robert M'Intosh, bookseller &c, 96 King Street, Calton, Glasgow, 1849?]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Imprint from colophon.
Caption title.


Title:
Neil Gow's fareweel : Blythe and happy are we. My heart's in the Highlands. The braw wooer. Hey for a lass wi' a tocher.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1821.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
The braw wooer : Tune - The Lothian lassie.


Title:
An excellent old song intitled Young Beichan and Susie Pye : To which is added, Britannia's call.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1821.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
At foot of p. 8 : J. Neilson, printer.


Title:
O tell me the way for to woo : The flowers of the forest. A lassie fair. Daintie Davie. My kimmer and I.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
O tell me how for to woo : Tune - Bonnie Dundee.
A lassie fair : Tune -  For a' that and a' that.


Title:
Lewie Gordon : Let me in this ae night. With her answer. The mucking o' Geordies byre. The birks of Invermay. Love has eyes.


Title:
Rigs o' barley : Lassie wi' the raven locks. Up in the morning early. Mary's dream.


Title:
The battle of Chevy-chace : An excellent old ballad.


Title:
Sir James the Rose : an old Scottish tragic song.

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Printed and sold wholesale, by Robert M'Intosh, bookseller &c, 96 King Street, Calton, Glasgow, [1849?]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed and sold, wholesale & retail, by T. Duncan, 159, Saltmarket, [1815-1822?]


Title:
The Battle of Drumclog : fought on the 1st June, 1679. Between the King's troops, and the Covenanters / by the Laird of Torfoot, an officer in the Presbyterian army.


Title:
The loss of the steamship Forfarshire, Captain Humble : which struck on the Fern Islands on her voyage to Dundee, on the night of the 7th September, 1838, and the heroic conduct of Grace Darling. In venturing her life, and rescuing the survivors from dest

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Sold by all booksellers [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.


Title:
The comical history of Simple John and his twelve misfortunes : which happened in twelve days after the unhappy day of his marriage.

Book_Notes:
Titlepage includes illustration of a man and woman standing beneath two angels with bows and arrows.
Dated from external evidence.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
The comical sayings of Paddy from Cork : with his coat buttoned behind. Being an elegant conference between English Tom and Irish Teague; with Paddy's catechism: and his supplication when a mountain sailor.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page of two drunks holding each other up..
There is a variant with '21' printed below border.
Dated from external evidence.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Both the illustration and the typeface and layout on the title page differ from the items at StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.1(18), 5.1009(16[14]), Mas.619(22), YY.8/2.1(32), L.C.2894(22), L.C.2852.A(23).


Title:
The pleasing art of money-catching : and the way to thrive, by turning a penny to advantage: with a new method of regulating daily expenses.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Both the illustration and typeface differ from the copies at L.C.2849(20), L.C.2852.C(20) and L.C.2885(10). The text is identical. StEdNL.


Title:
The Spaewife; or Universal fortune-teller : wherein your future welfare may be known, by physiognomy, palmistry, and coffee grounds. Also a distinct treatise on moles. And the dreamer's fortune teller.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Sold by the booksellers, [1840-1850?]


Title:
The merry msue [sic] : a collection of laughable songs.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from external evidence.


Title:
An interesting history of Robert Burns : the Ayrshire bard.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Both the layout and typeface on the title page differ from the copies at [Ao].8/3.2(15), Hall.191.f.4(1), L.C.2852.C(11), L.C.2893(1) and NG.1177.d.12(22). The text is identical. StEdNL.


Title:
The hermit of Warkworth : a Northumberland tale. In three parts / By Dr. Thomas Percy, Bishop of Dromore.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
In verse and prose.


Title:
A tale of the Rebellion of 1745; or, The broken heart : To which is added, The three wishes, and the adventures of two tee-totallers.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
In prose and verse.
The story of James Dawson, executed in London for his support of the Pretender, Charles Edward Stuart.
’118’ printed at foot of the title page.
Variant exists without ’118’ printed at foot of the title page. StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.1(12), Blk.493, L.C.2852.E(23).


Title:
The constant lovers, or, Jemmy and Nancy of Yarmouth : Part 1. Showing how beautiful Nancy of Yarmouth fell in love with young Jemmy the sailor. - 2. How the father conveyed a letter to destroy young Jemmy, his daughter's sweetheart. - 3. Shewing how the

Book_Notes:
In prose and verse.
Dated from external evidence.
'95' is printed at foot of title page. StEdNL.
The constant lovers; or, Tragical loves of Jemmy and Nancy of Yarmouth : Tune - The Yarmouth tragedy.

Subject_Name:
Essex, Robert Devereux, Earl of, 1566-1601


Title:
The pleasures of matrimony : Interwoven with sundry comical and delightful stories, with the charming delights and ravishing sweets of wooing and wedlock, in all its diverting enjoyments / By Author Reid, Glasgow.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
There is a variant with '109.' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2852.E(13).


Title:
The golden dreamer: or, Dreams interpreted : Showing clearly how all things past, present, & to come may be ascertained by means of dreams. Together with an essay on philosophy of dreams.


Title:
The witty & entertaining exploits of George Buchanan : commonly called the "King's fool.".

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page of head and shoulders of man with beard and high collar. Single ruled border surrounding title, illustration and imprint.
'18' at foot of title page.
Dated from external evidence.


Title:
The reciter : a choice selection of the most popular poems, for recitation.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
On title page : "The manner of speaking is as important as the matter." Chesterfield.
There is a variant with '15.' printed at the foot of the title page and type set slightly differently. StEdNL : L.C.2852.A(14).


Title:
The comical history of Simple John and his twelve misfortunes : which happened all in twelve days after the unhappy day of his marriage.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Title page includes illustration of a leprechaun reading a book.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Variant exists with identical text and title page illustration but with type set slightly differently on title page. StEdNL : L.C.2848(9).


Title:
The seraphim : a selection of the most popular songs.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
In verse.
Illustration on title page.
Table of contents on p. 24.


Title:
A new historical catechism : containing witty answers to several questions of many wonderful matters in ancient history. I. Shewing the light of the heathen world. II. The confession and decease of oracles. III. Miracles that happened at our Saviour's bir

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Printed for the booksellers, 1839.


Title:
The merryman songster : containing a selection of the most popular songs of the day.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
In verse.
Table of contents on p. 24.


Title:
The lost and undone son of perdition, or, The life and death of Judas Iscariot.

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Printed for the booksellers, [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.


Title:
Rob Roy, the celebrated Highland freebooter; or, Memoirs of the Osbaldistone family.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
This is a different work from the items placed at [Ao].8/3.2(11), L.C.2849(1), L.C.2852.A(2) and NG.1177.d.12(10) there is a full page illustration of Bailie Nicol Jarvie on p. 2 StEdNL.


Title:
The comical stories of Thrummy Cap and the Ghaist : Margaret and the minister. Soda water.

Book_Notes:
Attributed to John Burness.
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
In verse and prose.
This is a different edition from the items placed at [Ao].8/3.1(22), Hall.224.h.5(18), L.C.2893(7), L.C.2852.A(16), Mas.619(13) and PDL.56/60 the work ’The water drinker’ does not appear in this edition. StEdNL. 
 Variant exists with ’16’ printed at bottom left of the title page and type set slightly differently. StEdNL : L.C.2852.A(15). 
 The final page is blank - missing the two final anecdotes - ’How to read a sign-board’ and ’Addition’. StEdNL : L.C.2849(3). 
 Manuscript inscription on title page reads : by John Burness of Stonehaven. StEdNL : L.C.2852.A(15). 
 Manuscript inscription on p. 2 reads : The author, John Burnes, was born at Bogjorgan in Glenbervie parish in 1771 and perished in a snow-storm between Stonehaven and Aberdeen on 12 Janry. 1826. He was distant relation of the poet Burns, whose great-grandfather James Burnes of Brawlinmuir, was a younger brother of William Burness tenant of Bogjorgan, the great-grandfather of the author of "Thrummy Cap". StEdNL : L.C.2852.A(15).


Title:
The murdered minstrel : To which are added, Mary, the maid of the inn, and the comical story of Thrummy Cap.

Book_Notes:
Thrummy Cap attributed to John Burness.
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
In verse.


Title:
The murder'd minstrel : To which are added, Mary, the maid of the inn, and The comical story of Thrummy Cap.


Title:
The murderit mynstrell : To which are added, Mary, the maid of the inn, and The comical story of Thrummy Cap.


Title:
The vermin killer : being a complete and necessary family book: shewing a ready way to destroy adders, badgers, bugs, birds of all sorts, caterpillars, earwigs, fish, fleas, flies, foxes, frogs, gnats, lice, mice, moths, moles, otters, pismires, polecats,

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
There is a variant with '39' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2852.B(14).


Title:
The life and transactions of Mrs. Jane Shore : concubine to King Edward IVth. Adventure of Allan Barclay, a private soldier in the ---- regiment. Love and torture.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
This is a different edition from the items placed at [Ao].8/3.1(5), L.C.2852.A(7) and Mas.620(5) there is a border on the title page and there is no '8' printed at the foot of title page. The tex


Title:
Ali Baba: or The forty thieves : an interesting tale.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
Both the illustration (a rural scene with a ruin in the background) and the typeface on the title page differ from the copies at [Ao].8/3.3(4), L.C.2852.A(3), Mas.618(6), Mas.619(12) and Mas.621(19).


Title:
Captain Wedderburn's courtship to Lord Roslin's daughter. : To which is added, Bess of Bedlam. And Petticoat wooing..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Bess of Bedlam : To its own proper tune.


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Both the illustration and typeface on the title page differ from the copy at L.C.2847(10). The text is identical. StEdNL.
'68.' is printed at the foot of the title page.


Title:
John Falkirk's cariches : to which is added Tam Merrilees; a capital story.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Anonymous: attributed to Dougal Graham.
'59' printed at the foot of the title page.
There are two variants. A : 's' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : Hall.224.h.4(10). B : Nothing printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : L.C.2848(1).


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jocky & Maggy's courtship : with the great diversion that ensued. In three parts.

Imprint:
Glasgow [i.e. Newcastle] : Printed for the booksellers, [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
There is a page of advertisements on p. 2 before the work proper starts.
Colophon on p. 24 reads : W. R. Walker, printer, Royal Arcade, Newcastle.


Title:
The coalman's courtship to the creel-wife's daughter : In three parts. I. Containing a very curious diologue [sic] between the carter and his mother, who instructs him in the true art of courtship. II. Sawny's visit to his sweet-heart, and what passed bet

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
'131.' printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant without '131.' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2848(6).
Both the illustration and typeface on the title page differ from the copy at Hall.224.h.4(2). The text is identical. StEdNL.


Title:
Fun upon fun; or Leper, the tailor. : In two parts: with a selection of entertaining anecdotes.

Book_Notes:
Title page includes illustration of beehive containing motto: Honesty industry and integrity.
Dated from external evidence.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Book_Notes:
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Title page includes illustration of a lion and a unicorn as supporters to a crest.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
The wife of Beith : reformed and corrected. Giving an account of her death, and of her journey to heaven; how on the road she fell in with Judas who led her to the gates of hell, and what converse she had with the devil, who would not let her in; also, ho

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from external evidence.
Ilustration on title page.
Based on the tale by Geoffrey Chaucer.
There is a variant with '49.' printed bottom left of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2852.B(27).


Title:
The Madrid shaver's adventures in the Spanish Inquisition.

Book_Notes:
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Ilustration on title page.


Title:
The life and astonishing adventures of Peter Williamson : who was carried off when a child from Aberdeen and sold for a slave.

Book_Notes:
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Title page includes an illustration of the head and shoulders of a male figure. This differs from the copies at L.C.2852.D(9) and Mas.620(21). The text is identical. StEdNL.
There is a variant with ’83.’ printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : L.C.2852.D(10).


Title:
Tam Glen : Young Dunois. Merrily oh! The soldier's dream. Go where glory waits thee.


Title:
Dainty Davie : Sic a wife as Willie had. The blue-eyed lassie. The rantin dog the daddie o't. A plague on all musty old lubbers. O my love is like the red red rose.


Title:
The wife of Beith. / by Chaucer. Much better reformed, enlarged and corrected, than it was formerly..

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Printed in the year,, 1785..

Book_Notes:
Based on the tale, 'The wife of Bath', by Geoffrey Chaucer.
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
The life and exploits of Jack Sheppard : the highwayman.

Imprint:
Glasgow : William Inglis, printer & stationer, 5 Melville Place and 7 Brunswick Place, [1838-1840?]


Title:
The magic pill; or, Davie and Bess : A tale. Relating Davie's courtship to Bess, and how he forsook her. How Nanse, Bessie's mother, went to the doctor for a pill, which she got, with directions how to use it. - How it had the desired effect, by being put

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1819.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
At foot of p. 8 : J. Neilson, printer.


Title:
The blaeberry courtship : to which is added, The crook and plaid.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
There is a '1.' printed beneath the imprint.


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
There is a '3' printed beneath the imprint.


Book_Notes:
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from internal and external evidence.
'No. 2' is printed on the top right of title page.
Caption title.


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page is of a young man with a coat(?) folded over his arm. This differs from the copy at L.C.2845(28) StEdNL.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'4.' is printed beneath the imprint StEdNL
There is a variant with


Title:
Sir Neil and Glengyle, the Highand chieftains : a tragical ballad. And The drunken exciseman.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
'5.' printed beneath the imprint.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
There is a variant without '5.' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : L.C.2892(11)


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
There is a '6.' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : L.C.2851(6).
There is a variant with ’No. 6.’ printed top left of title page and type set slightly differntly. StEdNL : L.C.2851(7) : L.C.2892(4). 
There is a 4-line verse on the title page. 
The title page includes an illustration of a young man reclining on a rock. This differs from the copies at L.C.2845(24) and L.C.2845(33). StEDNL. The title in these has 'Scottish' instead of 'Scotch'.


Title:
Two favourite ballads : The babes in the wood. Lord Gregory.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
There is a '7' printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
The hunting of Chevy-chase : a bloody battle, fought by Earls Douglas and Percy. Where above fourteen hundred Scotsmen, and near two thousand Englishmen, were slain in one day.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
There is an '8.' printed beneath the imprint.
There is a variant with 'No. 8.' printed top left of the title page StEDNL : L.C.2892(12).


Title:
The wandering shepherdess; or The betrayed damsel.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
There is a '9' printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Four favourite songs : William and Margaret. Go, Yarrow flower. Robin and Anna. Could a man be secure.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
There is a '10' printed beneath the imprint.


Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
11.' printed beneath the imprint.
There is a variant without '11.' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : L.C.2892(44).
Title page includes an illustration of a kilted soldier leaning on a musket. This differs from the item at L.C.2845(29). StEdNL.


Title:
Margaret and the minister : a true tale. Hey for a lass wi' a tocher. Rest, warrior, rest. The bonnie bark.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'12' is printed beneath the imprint.
Attributed to Robert Lochore.


Title:
Young Grigor's ghost : an old Scotch song.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'13' is printed beneath the imprint.
There is a variant with 'No. 13.' printed top left of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2892(27).


Title:
Five favourite songs : The golden glove. The answer. Get up and bar the door. The chough and crow. Now ye're far awa', love.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'15.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
The Duke of Gordon's three daughters : to which are added, The brewer laddie; and The hero may perish.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'18' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
The penny-worth of wit's garland : in three parts. Part I. - Showing how a merchant was deluded from his lady by a harlot. Part II. - How he sailed into a far country. Part III. - How he returned to the British shore.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'No. 19.' printed top left of title page. 
Variant exists with '19' is printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : L.C.2851(21).


Title:
Rosanna : the Oxford tragedy. In two parts. Part I. How fair Rosanna, of the city of Oxford was by a young gentleman betrayed of her virginity. Part II. His cruelty in murdering her, and how a rose-bush sprung upon her grave, which blossoms all the year t

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'20' is printed beneath the imprint.
Variant exists with 'No. 20.' printed top left of title page. StEdNL : L.C.2892(3).


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'21' is printed beneath the imprint.
Both the illustration and typeface on the title page differ from the copies at L.C.2845(36) and L.C.2892(25). The text is identical.


Title:
Three excellent songs : Bonny Barbara Allan. Sir Patrick Spence. Lord John's murder.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'22.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
The battle of Roslin : And John Highlandman's remarks on Glasgow.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'23' is printed beneath the imprint.
Variant exists with 'No. 23.' printed top left of title page and type set slightly differently. StEdNL : L.C.2892(22).


Title:
Fifty years shepherd, and fifty a king : The king and West Countryman. The bundle of wants.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'24' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Five excellent songs : The constant shepherd. The wreath. Welcome summer back again. The dainty bit plan. The bachelor.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'25.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
The Berkshire Lady's garland : in four parts. I. Cupid's conquest over a coy lady of five thousand a-year, &c. II. The lady's letter of a challenge to fight him upon refusing to wed her in a mask without knowing who she was. III. How they met by appointme

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'26' is printed beneath the imprint.
The Berkshire Lady's garland : Tune - The royal forester.


Title:
The humourous adventures of Jump Jim Crow.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'27' is printed beneath the imprint.
Variant exists with 'No. 27.' printed top left of title page and type set slightly differently. StEdNL : L.C.2892(7).


Title:
Four favourite comic songs : The cork leg and the steam arm. The great sea snake. The sailor's consolation. The wonderful nose.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'28' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Kate Dalrymple and The flowers of the forest : To which is added : Loud roared the dreadful thunder. The bonny blue bonnet. This is no my plaid. Ye banks and braes.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'30.' printed beneath the imprint
There is a variant without '30.' printed beneath the imprint StEdNL : L.C.2892(26).


Title:
The Haughs of Crumdel : The charming widow. I've dreamt that thou art fading. Love, and our ocean home. You'll find no change in me.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'17' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Four excellent songs : The wonderful wig. Meg o' the mill. The rantin dog the daddie o't. Gilderoy.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'31' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Six favourite songs : Black eyed-Susan. The Lammie. Draw the sword, Scotland. Lord Ronald. A tear that falls. A Scots sang.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'33' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Six favourite songs : The sailor's epitaph. Blue-eyed Mary. The song of the olden time. Black-eyed Susan. Roy's wife. Green bushes.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'33' is printed beneath the imprint.
Variant exists with '51' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.4(21), L.C.2852(11).


Title:
Six love songs : Jockey to the fair. Wha's at the window, wha? Fairest of the fair. The flower o' Dumblane. The maid of Arundel. Farewell, farewell.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'34' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Eight popular songs : Green hills of Tyrol. Pity and protect the slave. The maid of Judah. Langsyne beside the woodland burn. The birks of Aberfeldy. The girl we love. Meet me, Miss Molly Malone. Napoleon's dream.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'36' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Five favourite songs : Ye mariners of England. Thou'rt gane awa. The auld man gaun to be married. The warning moan. The heather bell.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'39.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Seven popular songs : The lily of France. Blue bonnets over the border. The light of other days. When bless'd with love and you. Judy Magrath. The bloom is on the rye. Rory O'More.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'41' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Five favourite songs : Kate Kearney. A soldier's song. Patie's wedding. The lass of Gowrie. Young William.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'43' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Four popular songs : Roger and Nelly. Gae tak' your auld cloak about ye. A lassie lives by yonder burn. Low down in the broom.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'44' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Nine popular songs : Bruce's address. Gloomy winter's now awa. Home! sweet home. I gaed a waefu' gate yestreen. A' the airts the wind can blaw. My heart and lute. All that's bright must fade. My Anna's urn. Coming through the rye.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'47' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Seven popular songs : The rose of Allandale. The steam arm. The boys of Kilkenny. When John and me were married. A word to the wise. Begone dull care. Kate Kearney.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'48.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Six Scotch songs : Bonaparte's lament in his exile. Green grows the rashes, o. Marry for love, and work for siller. Lovely Arran maid. O'er the muir amang the heather. Maclean's welcome.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'52.' is printed beneath the imprint.

Subject_Name:
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 Exile.


Title:
Five popular songs : The exile of Erin. Jim Crow's trip to Greenwich. Braes o' Birniebouzle. My mither men't my auld breeks. Lash to the helm.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'53.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Seven Scotch songs : The garb of old Gaul. The standard on the braes. The last breathings of Napoleon. Mary, I believed thee true. Jock o' Hazeldean. Wha wadna fight for Charlie. Dumbarton's bonnie dell.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'54.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Seven popular songs : The thistle. The Highland plaid. Och hey! Johnnie lad. My love was born in Aberdeen. A red red rose. As I came down the Cannogate. My Patie is a lover gay.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'55.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Five Scotch songs : Somebody. Lassie wi' the lint-white locks. There's nae luck about the house. Hey the bonnie breast knots. John o' Badenyon.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'56.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
The jovial sons of Jove : Hark, the hollow woods resounding. Highland minstrel boy. Tell me where the maid is found. Forget me not. Ah! men, what silly things you are. Farewell, my donkey Neddy. Life is darken'd o'er with woe. Let's drink, my friends. Das

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'57.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Six excellent songs : Allen-a-dale. The youthful squire. By the margin of Zurich's waters. The rover's bride. The chieftain's daughter. Sir John the Grame.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'58.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
The jolly beggar : to which is added The Duke of Argyle's courtship to an English lady, and The weaver's daughter.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'61.' is printed beneath the imprint.
The illustration, typeface and layout on the title page all differ from the item at L.C.2845(6). This is a different work. StEdNL.


Title:
Four excellent songs : The Laird of Cockpen. The lass of Arranteenie. Mirren Gibb's public house. Jack's the lad.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'62.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Five excellent songs : Paddy's dream. The charming widow. The carle he cam' ower the craf[t]. Gude ale comes. Rab Roryson's bonnet.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'67.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Four songs : Cherry-cheeked Patty. Judy O'Flannikin. No peace about the house. Maggie Lauder.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'68.' printed beneath the imprint.
There is a variant without '68.' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : L.C.2892(14).


Title:
Seven sentimental songs : Jock o'Hazeldean. This is no my ain lassie. Logan Water. Banks of Allan Water. Somebody. They're a' teasing me. To all you ladies.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'69.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
The lass of fair wone; or, The parson's daugter [sic] betrayed : A celebrated ballad, translated from the German.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'70.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Four excellent songs : The Yorkshire Irishman. The Irish smuggler. The king of the fairies. Get up and bar the door.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'71.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
The monk and the miller's wife : A comic tale.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'72.' is printed beneath the imprint.
There is a short introduction to the work which identifies Ramsay as the author.


Title:
The battle of Bothwell Brigg : an old Scotch ballad.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'73.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Glasgow Peggy : to which is added the favourite ballad of The drowned lovers.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'74.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
The battle of Philiphaugh : together with The battle of Loudon-Hill, and Auchindown.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'80.' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
The history of Whittington and his cat : and The story of puss in boots.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'161' is printed at the foot of the title page.


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'164' is printed at the foot of the title page.
The page numbering is erratic.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by Francis Orr & Sons. Union Corner, [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
The page numbering is erratic.


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jockey and Maggy : In five parts. I. Jockey and Maggy's courtship as they were coming from the market. II. The wonderful works of our John; showing how he made Janet like an Elshin-haft and got his ain Maggy wi' bairn forby. III.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the Flying Stationers, 1839.


Imprint:
Glasgow : James Lindsay, Printer, 11 King Street (City), [ca. 1860?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Illustration on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
Table of contents on title page.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Jas. Lindsay, Printer, 11 King Street (City), [ca. 1860]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
There is an introduction to the work on the title page which also identifies Hector Macneill as the author.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page of man on horseback.
Dated from examination of text and style.
There is a variant with '24' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2852.A(28).
This is a different work from the item placed at Mas.621(3).


Title:
The comic minstrel : a collection of comic songs.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
There is a table of contents on p. 24.
'13' is printed at the foot of the title page.
This is a different work from the item placed at L.C.2852.A(13). StEdNL.


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
'13' is printed at the foot of the title page.
This is a different work from the item placed at L.C.2852.A(12). StEdNL.


Title:
The golden dreamer; or, Dreams realised : containing the interpretation of a great variety of dreams.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
'17' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Both the title page and text block differ from the item at L.C.2852.A(18). This is a different work. StEdNL.


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
'17' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Both the title page and text block differ from the item at L.C.2852.A(17). This is a different work. StEdNL.


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan : commonly called the King's fool.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page: Head and shoulders of man, grinning.
'18' is printed centrally beneath decorative border of 'V' design surrounding title, illustration and imprint.
Dated from examination of text and style.
There is another unnumbered edition with the same illustration but different typeface and border, and variant contents.


Book_Notes:
The page numbering is erratic.
On title page : "Embellished with coloured engravings". In fact there are no illustrations.


Title:
The voyages and travels of Sindbad the sailor.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
'41' is printed at the foot of the title page.


Title:
The vocalist's song book : a choice selection of songs, duets, and glees, sung at the different places of public amusement.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
'47' is printed at the foot of the title page.
In verse.


Title:
The history of Buchaven [sic] in Fifeshire : containing the witty and entertaining exploits of Wise Willie, and Witty Eppy, the ale wife. With a description of their college, coat of arms, &c. Adorned with woodcuts.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style. Place of publication from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'50.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
In verse.
On title page in manuscript : Attributed ????? to Dugald Grahame.


Title:
History of the life & sufferings of the Rev. John Welch : sometime minister of the gospel at Ayr.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'64.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There are two variants. A : '2 A' printed at the foot of the title page and a different decorative border. StEdNL : Hall.224.h.4(16). B : This also has '64.' printed at the foot of the title page but with a different decorative border. StEdNL : L.C.2852.C(16).


Title:
The singers' companion : a choice selection of fashionable songs.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
'86.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Table of contents on p. [24].
This is a different work from the items placed at APS.2.80.3(7) and L.C.2852.D(14). The three title pages are identical but the contents are completely different. StEdNL


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
'89.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Table of contents on p. [24].
Farewell! - But whenever you welcome the hour : Words by Moore.
This is a different work from the item placed at L.C.2852.D(20). The title pages are identical. ‡5 StEdNL


Title:
History of Sir William Wallace the renowned Scottish champion : Containing an account of his valliant [sic] transactions against the English, and his mournful fate at London, after he was betrayed into the hands of his enemies; how he was put to death, and his body quartered, and sent to various places

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
The title page contains an illustration of two figures, one lying prone, and has no border.
Variant exists with '107' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : ABS.1.203.018(12).
This is different from the items placed at L.C.2852.E(11) and Mas.618(13).


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jocky and Maggy's courtship with the great diversion that ensued at their bedding : In three parts.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'113.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Illustration on title page
On the title page in manuscript : (Supposed to be Dugald Graham's first publication of this kind, it was pub. in 1783./ StEdNL.
Attri


Title:
Watty & Meg; or, The wife reformed. : To which is added, The ladies' petition to the doctors.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
The title page contains an illustration of two figures, one male, the other female. This is a different item from the book placed at L.C.2852.F(9). The text is identical. StEdNL.
'130.' is printed at the foot of


Title:
Watty and Meg; or, The wife reformed. : To which is added, The ladies petition to the doctor.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
The title page contains an illustration of a seated figure drinking from a glass. This is a different item from the books placed at L.C.2852.F(8), L.C.2892(65) and 3.2720(14). The text is identical. StEdNL.
’130.’ is printed at the foot of the title page. 
Anonymous author: Alexander Wilson 
In prose and verse


Title:
The economical and complete housekeeper.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'136.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Illustration on title page.


Title:
The dominie deposed, with the sequel / By William Forbes, A.M. late schoolmaster at Petercoulter. To which is added, Maggy Johnston's elegy.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'141.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with '0' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : Hall.224.h.4(5).
Illustration on title page.
In verse.


Book_Notes:
In verse.
Illustration on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
'152.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Table of contents on title page.


Title:
The sea songster : a choice selection of songs, duets, and glees, sung at the different placs of public amusement.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
In verse.
Illustration on title page.
'139' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Table of contents on p. 24.


Title:
The life of Robert Burns, the Ayrshire Bard : with an essay on his character and writings.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1852.


Title:
The Scottish minstrel : containing a selection of the most popular songs of Scotland, as sung by Wilson, Templeton, &c. First series.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Table of contents on p. [2].
Auld langsyne : Old song, with alterations and additions by Robert Burns. Air - "Sir Alexander Don's Strathspey." Key-note G.
Bruce's address : Words by Burns. Air - "Hey tuttie taitie." Key-note B flat.
Somebody


Title:
The Scottish minstrel : containing a selection of the most popular songs of Scotland, as sung by Wilson, Templeton, &c. Second series.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1851.

Book_Notes:
Table of contents on p. [24].
In verse.
Mary of Castlecary : Words by Hector M'Neil. Air - "Bonnie Dundee." Key-note E minor.
Lassie wi' the lint-white locks : Words by Burns. Air - "Rothiemurchus' rant." Key-note B flat.
Whistle o'er the lave o't : W


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
'29' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Dated from examination of text and style, and external evidence.


Title:
The life and adventures of Robinson Crusoe.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style, and external evidence.


Title:
The history of Columbus : the discoverer of America.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
'[No. 2.' is printed at the top right of the title page.


Title:
A selection of religious anecdotes : choice sayings of wise men, &c. &c.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1856.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
'86' is printed at the foot of the title page.


Title:
The comic reciter : a selection of the best & most popular comic pieces for recitation.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In prose and verse.
'11' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Daniel versus Dishclout : From Stevens' lecture on heads, and delivered by Mr Matthews, at various provincial theatres.


Title:
The sentimental reciter : a selection of the most popular pieces for recitation.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In prose and verse.
'10' is printed at the foot of the title page.
The ruined cottage, author : L. E. L.
The better land, author : Hemans.
The victory, author : Southey.
Saul, author : Byron.
Claude Melnotte's descriptio


Title:
The dream interpreter : by which future events are foretold from visions during sleep.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
'6' is printed at the foot of the title page.


Title:
Fireside amusements : a selection of riddles, enigmas, conundrums, quibbles, charades arithmetical puzzles, &c. selected from the best sources.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
'15' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Table of contents on p. [2].


Title:
The scrap-book : a selection of the best jokes, puns, comic sayings, Jonathanisms, &c., &c.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
'2' is printed at the foot of the title page.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1858.


Title:
History of the Kings and Queens of England : from William the Conqueror to the present time.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
'44' is printed at the foot of the title page.
P. [24] consists of an advertisement for several series of books.


Title:
Four new songs : William Burke. The wind blew the bonny lassie's plaidy awa. Great need of a wife. Logan braes.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and internal evidence.
'No. 4.' is printed at the top of the title page.


Title:
Six excellent songs : The farewell to the brethren of St James' Lodge, Tarbolton. Craigie-burn wood. The midges dance aboon the burn. Gloomy winter's now awa. Roy's wife. Bonnie Lesley.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
'No. 8.' is printed at the top of the title page.


Title:
Four favourite songs : The sailor's journal. Culloden. Old Towler. Pea strae.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
'No. 10.' is printed at the top of the title page.


Title:
Three excellent songs : The tears of Scotland. An excellent new song on the rebellion. Geordie Whelps testament.

Subject_Name:
George I, King of Great Britain, 1660-1727.
Jacobite Rebellion, 1715


Title:
Seven excellent songs : The year that's awa. Blue bonnets over the border. The Laird o' Cockpen. Jock o' Hazeldean. Pity and protect the slave. Hurrah for the bonnets of blue. Here's a health to all good lasses - a glee.


Title:
The excellent old Scottish song of The blaeberry courtship.


Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Printed by J. M'Nairn, [1820-1837?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
There is an 8-line verse on the title page.


Title:
Dreams and apparitions : Containing Tibby Hyslop's dream and The sequel. Part first.

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Published and sold wholesale and retail, by J. M'Nairn, [1827-1837?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and internal evidence.


Title:
Dreams and apparitions : Containing Tibby Hyslop's dream and The sequel. Part second.


Title:
Thrummy Cap and the ghaist : a diverting tale. To which is added The life of Thomas Rombold, a highwayman, and The guardian snake.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In prose and verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
Anonymous author: John Burness


Title:
Tea, a poem : to which is added, Dutch tea parties, Ichabod Crane, Superstition, & The Frenhcmen [sic].

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Published and sold wholesale and retail by J. M'Nairn, [1827-1837?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In prose and verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
Ichabod Crane is a character in Irving's 'The legend of Sleepy Hollow'.


Title:
The history of Jock Haxton : To which is added Coffee and coffee-houses. A story from Portuguese life. Major cartwright. Fortune telling by the grounds of a tea or coffee cup.


Title:
The life and prophecies of Mr. Alex. Peden : late minister of the Gospel at New Glenluce in Galloway. To which is added, his remarkable letter to the prisoners of Dunnotar Castle.

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Published and sold wholesale and retail, by J. M'Nairn, [1820-1837?]


Title:
A new song, The fumbler detected; or, The cautious maid's escape. : A true story. In four parts. Part I. The fumbler's charge; or, The humble petition of Archd. M'T-sh against his bride Fl-ry Cr-f-rd, To the Revd. Moderator, and to the rest of the venerab

Imprint:
[Paisley] : Printed for James Maxwell., M.DCC.LXXXV. [1785]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Place of publication from internal and external evidence.


Title:
An oration on the virtues of the old women, and the pride of the young; : with a direction for young men what sort of women to take, and for women what sort of men to marry / dictated by Janet Clinker, and written by Humphray [sic] Clinker, the clashing w

Imprint:
[Paisley] : Printed for the Company of Flying Stationers, in town and country., MDCCXC. [1790]

Book_Notes:
Place of publication from internal and external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
Humphray [sic] Clinker is a pseudonym.


Title:
The comical sayings of Paddy from Cork : with his coat button'd behind, being an elegant conference between English Tom and Irish Teague; with Paddy's catechism, his opinion of purgatory, the state of the dead; and his supplication when a mountain sailor.


Title:
The comical transactions of Lothian Tom : In six parts.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell, High Street, 1828.


Title:
The popular story of Blue Beard; or, The effects of female curiosity.


Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell, 1, New Street, Where is always kept on sale, a choice and extensive assortment of histories, songs, children's story books, school books, &c. &c. &c. [1828]

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Woodcut on title page.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
The loss of the pack / by Alexander Wilson. To which is added, The auld sark sleeve.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell, 2 New Street, [1828-1831?]


Title:
The comical story of Thrummy Cap and the Ghaist : to which is added William and his dog.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed and sold by G. Caldwell, 1831.

Book_Notes:
Attributed to John Burness.
Woodcut on title page.
In verse and prose.


Title:
The causes and cure of spiritual darkness : being a letter from an old minister to another in a depressed state of mind. Also, The life of Mr. John Bunyan, author of The pilgrim's progress, &c. &c.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, [1811-1819?]


Title:
Fun upon fun: or, The comical and merry tricks of Leper the tailor : In two parts. To which is added, The wicked life and most deplorable death of Mr. John MacGrigor.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, 1820.


Title:
The life of the martyr, John Brown, of Priesthill, in the parish of Muirkirk, Ayrshire : who was murdered by Graham of Claverhouse near his own house in 1685  Also, An account of his companions in suffering, during the last persecution in Scotland, betwee

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford bookseller, 1825.


Title:
The comical sayings of Paddy from Cork : with his coat button'd behind. Being an elegant conference between English Tom and Irish Teague; with Paddy's catechism, his opinion of purgatory, the state of the dead; and his supplication when a mountain sailor.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, 1827.


Title:
The life and exploits of Rob Roy M'Gregor : the highland freebooter.


Title:
The life and transactions of Jane Shore, concubine to King Edward IVth : containing an account of her parentage, wit, and beauty; her marriage with Mr. Shore; the King's visits to her; her going to Court, and leaving her husband; her great distress and mi

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed for the booksellers, [ca. 1830?]


Title:
An account of a most surprising savage girl : who was caught wild in the woods of Champagne, a province in France. Containing a true narrative of many curious and interesting particulars, respecting this wonderful child of nature / Translated from the Fre

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed for the booksellers, 1831.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Sometimes attributed to Charles Marie de la Condamine.


Title:
Donald M'Donald : To which are added, And sae will we yet. Answer to the happy stranger. O'er the muir amang the heather. Love and glory.


Title:
Three songs : Youghal harbour. Come under my plaidy. Revengeful lover.


Title:
Four songs : Loudon's woods & braes. Battle of Waterloo. Roger the miller. The woodland maid.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed for the booksellers, [1815?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal evidence.


Title:
Four songs : The weaver's garland. Lanarkshire farewel. Lovely Doon. Bess the ballad-singer.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Weavers garland. Part I : Tune - Cropies lie down.


Title:
Four songs : The bonnet so blue. Helen of the Spey. Irish contradiction. Banished soldier.


Title:
Battle of the Boyn, or, King William crossing the Boyn Water : Also, Sally and Johnny. The broom of Cowdenknowes.


Title:
The blaeberry courtship; or, Allan's love to the farmer's daughter. Also, I can't for I'm in haste.


Title:
The wandering young gentlewoman; or, The cat-skins' garland : in five parts. Part I. How an esquire's daughter near London was forced from home by her father's cruelty, but through her tender mother, was well educated and clothed in rich array. When she c


Title:
Donald M'Donald : To which are added, And sae will we yet. Answer to the happy stranger. Love and glory. O'er the muir amang the heather.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style and external evidence.


Title:
Jemmy and Nancy of Yarmouth; or, the constant lovers : In four parts.


Title:
Six songs : Free-mason's song. Death of Sally Roy. Wandering Willie. Lass in yon town. The maid of Lodi. The soldier's dream.


Title:
Six songs : The exile of Erin. The soldier bridegroom's song. The sweet complaint. Honest men and bonny lasses. The auld man's mare's dead. The echoing horn.


Title:
The battle of the Boyn; or, King William crossing the Boyn Water : To which is added, Sally and Johnny.


Title:
The crafty princess; or The golden bull : In four parts.


Title:
Two songs : The flowers of the forest; composed on the battle of Flowden Field, fought 5th September, 1513. To which is added, Johnny Cope's defeat at the battle of Prestonpans.

Book_Notes:
Title page woodcut illustration is a basket of flowers within a garland, which is enclosed in a rectangular frame. There is a diamond shaped decoration beneath 'Two songs' in the title. There are three variants : A : This lacks the rectangular frame and has lines beneath ’Two songs’ in the title. StEdNL : L.C.2856(17). B : This lacks the rectangular frame. StEdNL : L.C.2856(18). C : This lacks the rectangular frame and ’Dunbar’ on p. 7 is misspelled ’Dumbar’ StEdNL : L.C.2856(19). The texts are identical.


Title:
Three songs : Kebbuckston wedding. Northern confederacy. Sweets of mutual love.


Title:
Three songs : Paddy Carey. The roving bachelor. The lass of Ballochmyle.


Title:
Three songs : Mucking o' Geordie's byre. A man's a man for a' that. Sir James the Rose.


Title:
Three songs : The miller of Drone. Downfal of Bonaparte. The battle of Waterloo.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from internal evidence.
Downfal of Bonaparte : Tune - The bold dragoon.


Title:
Three songs : Sir James the Rose. Tarry woo. The gaberlunzie man.


Title:
Four songs : Roy's wife of Aldivalloch. Crazy Jane. The miller of Dron. Lass of Cartside.


Title:
Four songs : Blue flowers and yellow. Seaman's last shift. The happy strangers. Banished soldier.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Title page woodcut includes an illustration of a walking male figure with a sword(?) balanced on his shoulder. This differs from the book placed at RB.s.1332(18). The text is identical. StEdNL.
Dated from examination of text and style.


Title:
Four songs : The banks of Clyde. Burns' widow's lament. Crooked disciple. The sprig of shilelah..

Imprint:
Kilmarnock: : Printed for the booksellers., [1796?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from internal evidence.
Burns' widow's lament : Tune - Of all the airts the win' can blaw.

Subject_Name:
Burns, Robert, 1759-1796 Death and burial.


Title:
Four songs : The star of the East. The clown's courtship. The fair maiden. And O poortith cauld.


Title:
Four songs : Wedding of Ballyporeen. The Irish smugglers. Lover's lament. The sailor's epitaph.


Title:
Four songs : Roslin Castle. Symon and Janet. Paddy's land. The wandering sailor.


Title:
Four songs : Roger the miller. O let me in this ae night. Bonny lass of Clutha. Mary's departed shade.


Title:
Four songs : The braes of Gleniffer. Shannon and Chesapeake. Fourteenth of April. Fly not yet.


Title:
Five songs : Jockey to the fair. The sisters. Ben and Mary. Country lassie. The rosy morn.


Title:
Five songs : Loudon's woods & braes. The peck o' maut. Sleepin' Maggie. Paddy's seven ages. Daintie Davie.


Title:
Five songs : The wounded hussar. Lucy's flittin'. Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled. Robert and Nell. The wandering sailor.


Title:
Five songs : The mariners of England. The general toast. Caroline. Down-hill of life. The lass in yon town.


Title:
Five songs : The wounded hussar. One bottle more. Robin and Jean's courtship. The spinning o't. Flaxen were her ringlets.


Title:
Five songs : Robinson Crusoe. The lover's departure, Katherine Ogie. Answer to the happy strangers. Bonny Jessie.

Imprint:
[Kilmarnock] : Printed for the booksellers, [1815-1820?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style. Place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
Five songs : Captain Mullegan. Maggy M'Laren. Bacchus's calendar. Jenny dang the weaver. Fly not yet.


Title:
Five excellent songs : The sailor's dream. Duncan Gray. Highland Mary. Ewe-bughts, Marion. The midnight bowl.


Title:
Five songs : The sailor's dream. Duncan Gray. Highland Mary. Ewe-bughts, Marion. The midnight bowl.


Title:
Five Irish comic songs : Paddy Carey. The sprig of shilelah. With a dozen thirteens. Be a good boy. The tight Irish boy.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
The sprig of shilelah and shamrock so green : Tune - The black joke.
Darby M'Shanes visit to London : Tune - The sprig of shilelah.


Title:
Five songs : Bessy Bell and Mary Gray. Logan braes. Jeanie's black e'e. My bonnie Lady Ann. The cabin boy.


Title:
Sir Neil and Glengyle, the Highland chieftains : a tragical ballad. To which are added, The drunken exciseman, and Cherry ripe.


Title:
Five English popular songs : Betsey Baker. Ye mariners of England. The dashing white sergeant. Go where glory waits. The pilgrim of love.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Betsey Baker : Tune - Head man at Mrs. Grundy's.


Title:
Eight songs : Blue bonnets over the border. And ye shall walk in silk attire. I've been roaming. Cherry ripe. Hey the bonnie breast knots. The anchor's weigh'd. Oh! say not woman's love is bought. Jock of Hazeldean.


Imprint:
[Kilmarnock : Printed for the booksellers, 1815-1825?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.
List of contents on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Kilmarnock: Printed for the booksellers.
Imprint from colophon.
Caption title.


Title:
The dominie depos'd : With some reflections on his intrigue with a young lass, and what happened thereupon. Intermixed with advices to all precentors and dominies / By Wm. Forbes, A.M. late Schoolmaster in Petercoulter, Aberdeenshire.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, 1817.


Title:
The goldfinch : a collection of favourite Scots and English songs.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, 1817.


Title:
The life and transactions of Mrs Jane Shore : concubine to King Edward IV. Containing an account of her parentage, wit and beauty. Her marriage with Mr. Shore. The King's visits to her; her going to Court, and leaving her husband. Her great distress and m

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, 1821.

Subject_Name:
Shore, Jane, d. 1527?
Richard III, King of England, 1452-1485.


Title:
The Ayrshire melodist; or, The muses' delight : A choice collection of Scotch songs.


Title:
Life of David Haggart, who was executed at Edinburgh, 18th July, 1821, for the murder of the Dumfries jailor : Containing the whole of his depredations and murders, faithfully copied from the large book written by himself. - Being the whole substance, wit

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, [1821?]

Book_Notes:
In prose and verse.
Dated from internal evidence.
Woodcut on title page.


Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, 1822.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Signed W. C. B.
W.C.B = William Craig Brownlee.
Purports to be an account of events during and after the battle by a Covenanter participant, the Laird of Torfoot.


Title:
Account of the royal visit of George the IVth to Scotland.


Title:
The new winter evening's companion, of fun, mirth, and frolic : Containing a great variety of merry tales, and diverting entertainments, for the winter evening fireside.


Title:
The young cottager: or, An account of Jane Seymour, the daughter of ignorant and irreligiuos parents : This tale illustrates the advantages of early piety, by giving a minute account of the young cottager's conversion; - her illness; - the consolations sh


Title:
The surprising adventures and sufferings of Frederick Baron Trenck : giving an account of his being confined in a dungeon, with chains of 68 pounds weight; and afterwards gullotined in France, in the time of the revolution, 1796.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, 1829.


Title:
The modern reciter : a selection of the most popular pieces for recitation, principally from Sir Walter Scott, Campbell, Lord Byron, Hogg, Wolfe, and other poets of the day.


Title:
The new spirit of Scots wit : comprising every thing humourous, witty, or droll, worthy of preservation, connected with Scottish drollery.


Title:
The book of health : selected and translated from the German of Dr. Faust. For the use of the inhabitants of Scotland, by the recommendation of Dr. Gregory.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, 1830.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Translation of: Gesundheits-Katechismus.


Title:
Seven English popular songs : The Tyrolese song of liberty. The Castilian maid. Faintly as tolls the evening chime. Oh! rest thee, babe. Farewell. The gipsy wanderer. God save the king.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed for the booksellers, [1815-1825?]


Title:
The monk and the miller's wife : A tale / By Allan Ramsay.


Title:
Six songs : Behave yoursel' afore folk. The wandering boy. 'Tis the last rose of summer. My Henry is gone. Wilt thou say farewell, love. Pity and protect the slave.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Behave yoursel' afore folk : Air - Good-morrow to your night-cap. By Alexander Rodger.


Title:
Five songs : The king's welcome. Death of Sally Roy. Come under my plaidie. The soldier's dream. Word to the wise.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed for the booksellers, 1823.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
The king's welcome : Tune - Royal Charlie.


Title:
Fasten's-day, a poem: or, Kilmarnock races, and frolics, on that celebrated day / By J.Thomson.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, 1818.


Title:
Jenny's bawbee : To which are added, The Caledonian laddie. The tippling old cobbler.

Imprint:
Haddington : Printed by G. Miller: - at whose shop may be had a variety of pamphlets, ballads, children's books, pictures, catechisms, &c. Wholesale and retail, [1804-1812?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
In verse.


Title:
Sea songs : The tempest. The wat'ry grave. Heaving of the lead. Far, far at sea.


Title:
The Northumberland life-boat : to which are added, Anna's complaint, and The sluggard.

Imprint:
Haddington : Printed by G. Miller & Son, booksellers, [1812-1823?]


Title:
Flowers of the forest : To which are added, The battle of Flowdenhill. The soldier's adieu. Oh! the moment was sad. Begone dull care.


Title:
An excellent new song, called, Wonderful admiration! : To which are added, Jenny's bawbee. Remember Jack. And The braw lass of Gala water.


Title:
The Battle of Talavera; or, The soldier's threnody.

Imprint:
Haddington : Printed by G. Miller: - at whose shop may be had a variety of pamphlets, ballads, pictures, children's books, catechisms, &c. Wholesale and retail, [1809?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from internal evidence.
In verse.


Title:
An excellent new song, called Willie Wastle : To which are added, Henry's cottage maid, The Sheffield prentice, Different humours, and, My love is but a lassie yet.


Title:
Songs : Bruce's address. The soldier's dream. Woo'd and married and a'. Bessy Bell and Mary Gray. The exile of Erin.


Title:
The famous exploits of Robin Hood, Little John, and his merry men all : Including an account of his birth, education, and death.

Imprint:
Montrose : Printed by James Watt, [1840-1850?].

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Six-line verse on title page.


Title:
Elizabeth; or, The exiles of Siberia / by M. Cottin.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
There is a six-line verse on the title page.
On title page above the imprint : A large collection of song books and histories always on hand.


Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by Caldwell and Son, 2, New Street, 1839.

Book_Notes:
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Illustration on title page.


Title:
The Fables of Aesop : the celebrated ancient philosopher.


Title:
The history of Joseph and his brethren : embellished with cuts; to which is added, the life, journeyings, and death of the Apostle Paul.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell and Son, 2, New Street, [ca. 1840?]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and examination of text and style.
In prose and verse.


Imprint:
Paisley : Published by Caldwell and Son, 1841.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
A chapbook, consisting of woodcuts with appropriate extracts from the Bible appended.


Title:
The life, trial and execution, of Mary Thompson : aged nineteen, who was executed at York, on 22nd. March, for the murder of her master and mistress, with an account of her innocence being proved and the real murderer discovered.

Imprint:
[Paisley] : G. Caldwell, printer, 2, New Street, Paisley, 1841.

Book_Notes:
In verse and prose.
Illustration on title page.


Imprint:
Paisley : Published by Caldwell & Son, 1842.


Title:
Raising the wind; or, Habbie Sympson & his wife baith deid / As originaly [sic] written and spoken by John Andrews, in the ExchangeRooms [sic], MossStreet [sic]. Together with The lyfe and deithe of Habbie Simpson, the famous pyper of Kilbarchan. Written

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell & Co., 1863.


Title:
Peter Pickup and Tammie Treddles: or The new patent thief catcher : a comic story / By J. A.


Title:
An account of the executions in Scotland for the past 200 years.

Book_Notes:
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Paisley. Printed for the booksellers.
Illustration on title page.


Title:
The cherry and the sloe : Corrected and modernized. The old spelling being mostly altered, except where the rhime makes it necessary to preserve the old / By J. D. Written originally by Capt. Alex. Montgomery. First printed in the year 1597.


Title:
An elegy on Sir Robert Grierson, of Lag : who died December 23d, 1733. Or, The prince of darkness' lamentation for the Laird of Lag, and others. Shewing the commendation of many of his best friends who were chief promoters of his interest, and upholders o


Title:
Roman Catholic cruelties : in the murders, burnings, hangings, and impalings of the Protestants, by the papists, in Piedmont, Savoy, Bohemia, Germany, Poland, Lithuania, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Scotland, and Ireland. Compiled from an old and scarc

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, 1825.


Title:
Laugh and grow fat! or, The comical budget of wit : A selection of choice bon mots, Irish blunders, repartees, anecdotes, &c.

Book_Notes:
Two line quote on title page.
Woodcut on title page.


Author_1:
Bunyan, John, Junior, pseud. [i.e. William Arnot.]

Title:
The advantages and disadvantages of the married state : as entered into with religious or irreligious persons. Delivered under the similitude of a dream. Improved and amended / By John Bunyan, Jun.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, 1826.


Title:
The spaewife; or, Universal fortune-teller : Wherein your future welfare may be known, by physiognomy - cards - palmistry - and coffee grounds. Also, a distinct treatise on moles / By an astrologer.


Title:
The voyages and adventures of the renowned Admiral Drake : who sailed round the world, and assisted in destroying the Spanish armada, which came to invade England in the reign of Queen Elizabeth.

Subject_Name:
Drake, Francis, Sir, 1540?-1596 Journeys.


Title:
Hocus pocus; or The whole art of legerdemain in perfection : by which any one may perform the most strange and curious tricks of sleight of hand, with cards, rings, fire, ribbons, money &c. without a teacher. To which are now added, numerous new and rare

Edition:
The sixteenth edition, with large additions and amendments.


Title:
The toast-master's companion : a collection of the best and newest loyal, patriotic, military, naval, love, masonic, drinking, sporting, and miscellaneous toasts and sentiments.


Title:
A collection of Scots proverbs : containing all the wise sayings and pithy observations of the old people of Scotland  / By Allan Ramsay, the famous Scots poet.

Book_Notes:
On title page : I will hae books gin I suld sell ye kye.
On title page : Vox populi vox dei. That maun be true that a' men say.


Title:
The advantages and disadvantages of the marriage-state : as entered into with religious or irreligious persons. Delivered under the similitude of a dream. Improved and amended / By Philanthropist.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed for the booksellers, [1825-1830?]


Title:
The singular adventures of Sir Gawen, and the enchanted castle. : A fairy tale..

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall., [1800?]


Title:
The parent's pious gift; or, A choice present for children: : Set forth in a dialogue between a religious father and an extravagant son. To which is added, a hymn On the day of judgment..

Imprint:
Stirling, : Printed by C. Randall,, 1798,.


Title:
The English lady's complete catechism. : Setting forth the pride and vanity of the English quality, in relieving foreigners before their own country-folks..


Title:
The new game at cards; or, A pack of cards changed into a compleat and perpetual almanack. : In a dialogue between a nobleman and his servant. First, shewing the use of his almanack by the quarters, months, weeks and days of the year. Secondly, shewing ho


Title:
The court lady's true and ingenious fortune-book. : Directed to all young men, maids, widows, and widowers. Containing, I. A table that resolves all questions in love. II. The signification of moles. III. The interpretation of dreams IV. How to know if a

Imprint:
Stirling : [Printed in this present year, 1800?]


Title:
The history of Jack the giant-killer. : With an account of his invisible coat, cap of knowledge, shoes of swiftness, and sword of sharpness..


Title:
A choice collection of cookery receipts.


Title:
Joe Miller's jests : Being a collection of the most brilliant jests, and most pleasant short stories in the English language. The greatest part of which are taken from the mouth of that facetious gentleman whose name they bear.


Title:
Tom Thumb's royal riddle book for the trial of dull wits : Being a collection of new and ingenious guesses.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed & sold by C. Randall, 1801.


Title:
The merry tales of the wise men of Gotham : To which is added, A collection of jests.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, 1801.


Title:
The history of Whittington : who was afterwards Lord Mayor of London, and his cat.

Book_Notes:
On title page : Turn again Whittington, Lord Mayor of great London.


Title:
The history of Egypt : with an account of its invasion by the French, their principal operations there, and the late dispatches from Sir Ralph Abercrombie, and General Hutchinson, containing a detail of the defeat of the French, under the command of Gener

Subject_Name:
Abercromby, Ralph, Sir, 1734-1801 Military leadership.


Title:
The vision of Almet : And No life pleasing to God, that is not useful to man. Two Eastern stories. To which is added, The art of growing rich, an instructive tale.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, 1803.


Title:
The history of Wat Tyler and Jack Straw.

Subject_Name:
Tyler, Wat, d. 1381.
Straw, Jack, d. 1381?


Title:
Simple Simon's misfortunes : And his wife Margery's cruelty, which began the very next morning after their marriage.


Title:
Youth's warning-piece; or, The tragical history of George Barnwell : who was undone by a strumpet, that caused him to rob his master and murder his uncle.

Book_Notes:
In prose and verse.
Pages [2] and [3] consist of illustrations of George Barnwell and Sarah Milwood with some text. The work 'The history of George Barnwell' starts on p. [4].
Page [16] appears as a second title page for the first work and in entitled '


Title:
Four merry tales : entitled, Thrummy Cap; Young whip stitch, a London taylor's son; Young Jehu, or The gig demolished; and The farmer's harvest night.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, 1804.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Thrummy Cap - Attributed to John Burness.
The gig demolished: a poem : (By Mrs Barbauld.).
The farmer's harvest night. A poem : By J**** H********.


Title:
The entertaining history of the early years of General Bonaparte : Commander in chief of the French forces in the late war between Great Britain and France / By a royal emigrant, Bonaparte's school-companions.


Title:
Nimble and quick! : Pick and chuse where you will, here is something to please every body or, Remarks on the humours of the age: consisting of whimsical, diverting, comical and useful observations on the virtues and vices of the times. To which is added,


Title:
The strange and wonderful predictions of Mr. Christopher Love : Minister of the gospel at Laurence Jury, London: who was beheaded on Tower-Hill, on the 22d of August, 1651 in the time of Oliver Cromwell's government of England. Giving an account of Babylo


Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, 1807.


Title:
Seven love songs : Och hey Johnnie lad; Thou bonnie wood o' Cragie lea; Ane & twenty Tam. Logan Water. The land o' the leal. &c.

Imprint:
Kincardine : W. Liddell, printer, [ca. 1820?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style and the Scottish Book Trade Index.


Title:
The life of Daniel Dancer Esq. : the remarkable miser. A selection of amusing and instructive reading; comprising the wonders of nature and art, with memoirs and anecdotes of singular & eccentric characters, historical facts, and geographical descriptions

Imprint:
[Kirkcudbright : John Nicholson, 1840-1850?]

Series:
A selection of amusing and instructive reading

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style and the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Series and imprint information taken from title.


Title:
Description of Mount Vesuvius with an account of its various eruptions : To which is added, The dog of Montargis, a very singular and true story. A selection of amusing and instructive reading; comprising the wonders of nature and art, with memoirs and an


Title:
Six popular Scotch songs : The braes o' Gleniffer. Neil Gow's fareweel to whiskey, o. The burnside. The land of the leal. Auld Robin Gray. Rob Roy MacGregor.

Imprint:
Kirkcudbright : Printed by and for John Nicholson, [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style and the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Illustration on title page.
The land o' the leal : Air - Bruce's address.


Title:
George Dobson's expedition to hell / by James Hogg. The "Ettrick Shepherd".

Imprint:
Kirkintilloch : Published by William M'Millan, [1850-1860?]


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.


Title:
The collier boy and his candle box : relating how he and 75 others were buried alive in a coal pit: with a copy of the letter he sent to his mother after his death! An affectng narrative.

Imprint:
Kirkintilloch : William M'Millan, [1850-1860?]


Title:
Extraordinary deliverance of Elizabeth Shaw : to which is added, Account of the marvellous growth of a woman's hair.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Printed and published by Wm. M'Millan, Kirkintilloch. A great variety of tracts, histories, &c., always on hand. Hawkers supplied.


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Page [12] consists of advertisments for other titles published by McMillan.


Title:
Joe Miller's new jest book : containing a collection of anecdotes, jokes, jests, and stories.

Imprint:
Kirkintilloch : Published by William M'Millan, 1846.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Printed on pale blue paper.


Title:
The singular life, adventures, and depredations of David Haggart, the murderer : related by himself, while under the sentence of death. With an account of his execution at Edinburgh, July 18, 1821, for the murder of Morrin, one of the turnkeys of Dumfries

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by Caldwell & Son, 2 New Street, 1836.


Title:
The toast-master's companion : A collection of the best and newest loyal, patriotic, military, naval, love, masonic, drinking, sporting, & miscellaneous toasts and sentiments.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed and published by G. Caldwell, 1837.


Title:
The ewie wi' the crookit horn : to which is added, the excellent old song of The Greenwich lady. John & Nell's frolic.


Title:
Six beautiful songs : Gloomy winters now awa; Gloomy winters come again; The land o' the leal; For lack of gold; Loudons bonny woods and braes; The lass o' Peaties Mill.


Title:
Dear meal : to which are added, The new-made shilling, and a curious Scots medley, Calder fair.


Title:
The taxes : to which is added, the excellent old song of The Greenwich lady.


Title:
The sorrowful husband : To which are added, The new way of Auld langsyne, and Tarry oh the grinder.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
A new song : Tune - Auld langsyne.


Title:
Four excellent new songs : viz. The generous laird; For a' that an' a' that; The boatie rows and Lovely Isabel.

Imprint:
[Peterhead] : Printed by P. Buchan, Peterhead, where may be had a great variety of ballads, &c, [1816-1831?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Isabel : Tune - The maid of Islay.


Title:
Love and grief or The death of the Sutherlands; : a ballad founded on fact, and contains the affecting story of William Earl of Sutherlaed [sic] and his Countess. Having lost an only son, they endeavoured to dispel their grief by a journey to Bath. They h

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Printed in the year, 1794..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
The maid in Bedlam. : To which are added The female robber. Sailor Jack, with The answer. Patty Clover..

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Entered according to order., 1798..


Title:
The shipwreck'd sailor. : To which are added, Roger the miller. The bunch of green ribbons. The echoing horn. The sailor's song..

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Entered according to order., 1799..


Title:
Margery Topping. : To which are added, Hooly and fairly. The virgin's choice..

Imprint:
Stirling, : Printed by C Randall,, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from external evidence.
The virgin's choice : Tune - Nansy's to the Green-wood gane.


Title:
The pretty maid milking her cow, : to which are added The charms of Jamie, A solemn dirge..

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Entered according to order., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Date and place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
The sailor dear, with The answer. : To which is added, A hunting song..

Imprint:
Stirling, : Printed by C. Randall,, [1800?]


Title:
My Nanie o. : To which are added, Bonny Jean, Plaid amang the heather..


Title:
The kail-brose of aula [sic] Scotland. : To which are added, The life of a jolly topper. Believe my sighs. The free-mason's song. Nobody coming to marry me..


Title:
The auld farmer's salutation to his auld mare Maggy, on giving her a ripp of corn, to Hansel in the New Year : To which is added, An address to a Scotch haggis on New-Year's Day / By Robert Burns, the Ayrshire poet.


Title:
Jenny lass, my bonny bird : to which are added. The new pease strae; The minister's maia's [sic] courtship.


Title:
The golden days of good Queen Bess : To which is added, A sequel to the favourite song of good Q Bess. Or The golden days we now possess.

Subject_Name:
Elizabeth I, Queen of England, 1533-1603.


Title:
The Pope's knavery; or Old Nick's invention : To which are added, The fortunate young farmer; The young lady's praise; You're fitter for a lover's arms.


Title:
Mary le More, a lamentable Irish song : To which is added, George is the mildest king; or A new touch on the times.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Mary le More : Tune - Poor exile of Erin.


Title:
Britain's contest : To which are added, The battle of Killicrankie.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, 1810.


Title:
The history of the seven wise mistresses of Rome. : Wherein the treachery of evil ministers is discovered. Innocency cleared, and the wisdom of the seven wise mistresses dis[p]layed..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
First published in 1683 as 'The history of the seven wise mistresses of Rome'.
Anonymous. By Thomas Howard.


Title:
The new school of love. : Being the true art of courtship: shewing how every one may know his partner's disposition and temper by the hair, eyes and nose, &c. With the signification of moles in any part of the body; and, the interpretation of dreams, &c &


Title:
The Welch traveller, or The unfortunate Welchman..

Imprint:
Stirling: : Printed by C. Randall., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Anonymous. By Humphrey Cornish.
Date from external evidence.


Title:
The Buckingham wonder; or, The maiden's trance. : Being a strange relation of one Mary Spencer, born at Woburn in Buckinghamshire, who, at ten years of age, being in perfect health, fell into a trance, and lay dead for three days and nights together, when

Book_Notes:
Date from external evidence.
In prose and verse.


Title:
The Buckingham wonder; or, The maiden's trance. Being a strange relation of one Mary Spencer, born at Woburn in Buckinghamshire, who, at ten years of age, being in perfect health, fell into a trance, and lay dead for three days and nights together, when j


Title:
An awful, desperate and bloody battle, for the breeches. : That was fought last Saturday night, between a lovely couple who have been married a whole fortnight, which ended not without blood shedding; together with the articles of agreement and pacificati

Book_Notes:
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Caption title.


Title:
Scotland's skaith; or The history o' Will & Jean: : an owre true tale..

Imprint:
Stirling: : Printed by C. Randall. And sold by P. Hill. A. Guthrie, Edinburgh. Brash & Reid, A. Macauley, Glasgow. G. Caldwall & A. Cameron, Paisley., 1795..

Book_Notes:
Anonymous. By Hector Macneill.
In verse.


Title:
The history of the haveral wives; or, The folly of witless women displayed. / Written by Humphrey Clinker. The clashing wives clerk. Being a comical conference between Maggy and Janet, his two old aunties..

Imprint:
[Stirling?] : Entered according to order., 1799..

Book_Notes:
Humphrey Clinker is a pseudonym.
Place of publication from external evidence.
First published in [1770?] as 'The folly of witless women displayed'.


Title:
The letter-writer : containing a variety of epistolary correspondence on different subjects (in three parts). Viz. Duty and friendship. Love, courtship and marriage. Business and the death of relatives. To which are added superscriptions and addresses for


Title:
The history and comical transactions of Lothian Tom : in six parts. Wherein is contained a collection of roguish exploits done by him, both in Scotland and England.


Title:
The history and comical transactions of Lothian Tom : in six parts. Wherein is contained a collection of roguish exploits, done by him, both in Scotland and England.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, [1801?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style and external evidence.


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jockey and Maggy: In five parts : I. Jockey and Maggy's courtship, as they were coming from the market. II. The wonderful works of our John, shewing how he made Janet like an Elshin shaft, and got his ain Maggy wi' bairn forby. II

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed for, and sold by the booksellers in town and country, 1802.

Book_Notes:
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
On title page : Carefully corrected and revised by the author.


Title:
Fun upon fun: or The comical merry tricks of Leper the taylor. In two parts, : to which are added, The grand solemnity of the taylor's funeral, who lay nine nights in state on his own shop board. Together with his last will..

Book_Notes:
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Place of publication from external evidence.


Author_1:
Genlis, Stbephanie Fbelicitbe, comtesse de, 1746-1830

Title:
The younger brother or, The sufferings of Saint Andre. / By Madame Genlis..


Title:
The unfortunate son, or, A kind wife is worth gold. : Being full of mirth and pastime.

Imprint:
[Stirling?] : Printed according to order., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
In verse.
Six line verse on title page.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The famous history of the learned Friar Bacon. : Giving a particular account of his birth, parentage, with the many wonderful things he did, in his life-time, to the amazement of all the world..

Book_Notes:
Date from external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The history of Lawrence Lazy : Containing, his birth and slothful breeding; how he served the school-master, his wife, the 'squire's cook, and the farmer; which, by the laws of Lubberland was accounted high treason. His arraingment [sic] and trial; and ha


Title:
The adventures of the extravagant wit; or, The English swindler : Swewing [sic] the various frauds and tricks he committed in and about London. Extending them also to the most distant parts of the globe. Amongst which are the folllowing: how he cozened a


Title:
The history of the wicked life and horrid death of Dr John Faustus. : Shewing, how he sold himself to the Devil, to have power for 24 years to do what he pleased. Also the things done by him and Mephostophiles. With an account how the Devil came for him at the end of 24 years, and tore him in pieces

Imprint:
Stirling, : Printed this present year., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
There is a variant in which the decorative border on p. 3 is different and the layout of the text on title page is slightly different. The text block is identical. StEdNL : L.C.2866(7)


Title:
The history of the king and the cobler : In two parts. Part I. Shews how King Henry VIIIth used to visit the watches in the city; his acquaintance with a merry cobler ; how he was entertained in the cobler's cellar, and what has like to have befallen them

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, 1806.


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan : who was commonly called the King's fool. In six parts, complete. To which is added, several witty and entertaining jests.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, M,DCCC,VII. [1807]


Title:
The famous history of the valiant London prentice.


Title:
Satan's invisible world discover'd; or The history or witches and warlocks : Containing the wonderful relation of Major Weir and his sister - The witches of Calder, Pittenweem, Borrowstouness, Bargarran, and Culross. And a remarkable proclamation, which w

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Anonymous. By George Sinclair.


Title:
The comical history of the collier's wedding : At Benwell, near New Castle upon Tyne / by Edward Chicken.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, 1808.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
On title page : Some country girl, scarce to a courtsey bred/ Would I much rather than Cornelia wed. Dryden's Juvenal, St. 6.


Title:
Joe Miller's jests : Being a collection of the most brilliant jests and most pleasant short stories in the English language. The greater part of which are taken from the mouth of that facetious gentleman whose name they bear.


Title:
Memoirs of the late John Kippen, cooper, in Methven, near Perth : to which is added, an Elegy on Peter Duthie, who was upwards of eighty years a flying stationer.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by C. Randall, [1812?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from internal evidence.
In verse and prose.


Title:
The history of the two children in the wood..

Imprint:
Stirling: : Printed and sold by C. Randall., [1800?]


Title:
The adventures of Cap. Gulliver : In a voyage to Lilliput.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, [ca. 1810?]


Title:
The life and transactions of Mrs. Jane Shore, concubine to K. Edward IV : Containing an account of her parentage, wit, and beauty. Her marriage with Mr. Shore. The king's visits to her, her going to court, and leaving her husband. Her great distress and m


Title:
The history of Jack Horner : Containing, the witty pranks he play'd from his youth to his riper years, being pleasant for winter evenings.


Title:
The arraigning and indicting of Sir John Barleycorn : newly composed by a well-wisher to Sir John and all that love him.


Title:
The surprising adventures of John Roach : mariner of Whitehaven.


Title:
Purgatory proved, illustrated, and set forth in a clear light : A funeral sermon / By Father Murtaugh O'Lavery. Priest of the parishes of St John's, Dromore, and Machrelin. Upon the death of one of his parishioners.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed for the booksellers, 1810.

Book_Notes:
Father Murtaugh O'Lavery is a pseudonym.
Satire in Irish-accented English.


Title:
Counsels to young men : in a letter from a father to his son.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed, and sold by C. Randall, 1810.

Book_Notes:
On title page : Happy is the man that findeth wisdom and the man that getteth understanding. Prov iii 13.


Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, 1811.


Title:
A description of the four parts of the world, : viz. Europe, Asia, Africa, America. With the several kingdoms, &c. contained therein. Together with the religion, nature of the air, soil, and different traffick of each province or kingdom. To which is adde


Title:
Christ's kirk on the green : in three cantos. Containing, a very humorous description of a country wedding, with a squabble that ensued: also, how a peace was made up, and a' things 'gree'd again / Written by King James the First, when confined a prisoner

Book_Notes:
The first canto attributed to James I, King of Scotland, the other two being Allan Ramsay's.
Dated from examination of text and style.
In verse.


Title:
The history of Jack of Newbury : called the clothier of England.

Book_Notes:
In verse and prose.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Anonymous. By Thomas Deloney.


Title:
A narrative of the extraordinary adventures of four Russian sailors : who were cast away on the desert island of East-Spitzbergen. To which is added, a droll story of a fisherman.


Title:
A brief relation of the adventures of Bamfylde Moore Carew : for more than forty years, king of the beggars.


Title:
The history of the wicked life and horrid death of Dr John Faustus. Shewing, how he sold himself to the Devil, to have power for 24 years to do what he pleased. Also the things done by him and Mephostophiles. With an account how the Devil came for him at the end of 24 years, and tore him to pieces

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed this present year, [ca. 1810?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
No illustration on title page.


Title:
The merry frolicks; or, The comical cheats of Swalpo, a notorious pick-pocket : And the merry pranks of Jack the clown.

Imprint:
Stirling, : Printed this present year, [ca. 1810?]


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan : commonly called the King's fool. In six parts complete.


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of wise Willie, and witty Eppie : the ale-wife of Buckhaven.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by M. Randall (No. 2.), [1813-1820?]


Title:
The Scots piper's queries, or John Falkirk's cariches : To which are added, his comical and witty jokes, when in courtship with an old fiddler's widow, who wanted all the teeth.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
John Falkirk is a pseudonym.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
A collection of Scots proverbs / by Allan Ramsay, author of the "Gentle shepherd." &c. &c.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
On title page : They who wont be counselled cannot be helped.


Title:
The coalman's courtship to the creel-wife's daughter : In three parts. I. Containing a very curious dialogue between the carter and his mother, who instructs him in the true art of courtship. II. Sawny's visit to his sweetheart, and what passed betwixt th


Title:
The history of the seven wise masters, of Rome : containing; many excellent and delightful examples, with their explanations, and modern signiications, which (by way of allusion) may be termed, an historical comparison of sacred and civil transactions, th

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Woodcut on title page.
'The history of the seven wise masters of Rome' is a collection of oriental stories, dating from at least the tenth century, and republished in many different versions.


Title:
A collection of Scots proverbs / by Allan Ramsay, author of The gentle shepherd, &c.


Title:
The life and surprising adventures of Sir William Wallace : the champion of Scotland.


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan : commonly called the king's fool. In two parts.


Title:
The dreamer's oracle; or, A new and universal explanation of all kinds of dreams and visions of the night : being a complete guide and unerring revelation of all those future events which are revealed in our sleep / By the celebrated Davis, who, for more


Title:
The exploits of wise Willie, and witty Eppie the ale-wife, of Buchaven [sic].


Title:
The art of courtship : Containing an entertaining dialogue that passed between William Lawson and his sweet-heart Bessy Gibb. Also, two love-letters which he sent to his sweetheart; and her answers. Very beneficial for such blate wooers, or young beginner

Book_Notes:
In prose and verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
The monk and the miller's wife - by Allan Ramsay.


Title:
A new and surprising account of the great plague in London, in the year 1665 : Whereof many thousands of men, women and children died in a few weeks, and often remained unburied for many days; the mortality being so great that holes could not be found to

Imprint:
Stirling : [P]rinted and sold by M. Randall, [1813-1820?]


Title:
The battle of Waterloo : Containing, the Duke of Wellington's dispatch to Earl Bathurst, also, The flight from Brussels, and A visit to the field of battle, with A description of the bloody engagement; and A visit to the French hospitals.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by M. Randall, [1815?]


Subject_Name:
Henry VIII, King of England, 1491-1547 Fiction.


Title:
The history of the King and the cobler : How King Henry VIII became acquainted with a merry cobler; and his entertainment in the cobler's cellar. How the cobler prepared himself to go to court, and the manner of his reception there. His entertainment in t


Title:
Dreams and moles, or, A new and curious fortune book, both for men, maids, wives & widows : Plainly and truly resolving, (after a new and ingenious method) whether life be long or short; happy or unhappy; poor or rich: with the true number of wives and hu


Title:
The letter-writer : containing a variety of epistolary correspondence on different subjects (in three parts.) Viz. Duty and friendship. Love, courtship and marriage. Business and the death of relatives. To which are added superscriptions and addresses for


Title:
Latest account of the loss of the Comet : on the morning of Friday the 21st of October, 1825, with a list of the passengers and the bodies found.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed at the Journal office, 1825.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Caption title.
Colophon at foot of p. 16 reads : Stirling: - Printed at the Journal office, 4th November, 1825.
Imprint from colophon.


Title:
An excellent garland, containing four choice songs : The battle of Sherriff-muir. The betrayed lover; Tom and Sally. Dear Susanna. The lover's summons.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
The battle of Sherriff-muir : To the tnne [sic] of the Horseman's sport.


Title:
Astonishing Abraham Newland : To which are added, Peace with France. Harvest home. Thundering, roaring, guns.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by M. Randall, [1815?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from internal evidence.


Title:
The little couple : To which are added, The soldier's adieu. What a beau my granny was. The happy marriage. And Old Adam.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by M. Rand[a]ll, [1813-1820?]


Title:
Beneath the willow tree : To which are added, The minute gun at sea. Now winter wi' his cloudy braw. Gude forgi'e me for liein'. The braes o' Lomond. Despairing Mary. The moment Aurora.


Title:
An excellent old song, called, The battle of the Boyn. Or, King William crossing the Boyn water : Giving a full description of that bloody battle, fought on the first day of July, 1690. To which is added, that famous comic song of Paddy Carey.


Title:
Gloomy winter's now awa' : To which are added, The Shannon and Chesapeake. The fourteenth of April. And Let ambition fire thy mind.


Title:
The crafty farmer : To which are added, The unfortunate swain. A new love song. Advice to the fair.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
A new love song : Tune - Johnny's grey breeks.


Title:
She's as the opening lilly fair : To which are added, The grand tack. The sailor's return. Beauty and wit. The lovers summons. The echoing horn. A smiling full bowl. Lowland Willie.


Title:
The Pope's knavery or Old Nick's invention : To which are added, Sweet Alison. The maid in Bedlam. She's as the op'ning lilly fair.


Title:
A famous comic song, called, Lawrie O'Broom's rambles : To which are added, an excellent new song, called, The Saldana; and, The way for to woo.


Title:
The highland laddie : To which are added, Louden's bonny woods and braes. Yo, yea. Montelia's charms. Nan of Logie Green. All's well. Jessy the flower o' Dumblane.


Title:
The farmer and lace-merchant : To which are added, The man and money for life. Colin and Phoebe. The vicar and hour-glass. The maid's complaint for Jockey.


Title:
King Robert Bruce's garland. An heroic ballad. Or a precise account of the famous battle of Bannockburn : Fought on the 24th June, 1314, by K. R. Bruce, with an army of 30,000, against K Edward II, with an army of 300,000 men.


Title:
A song, on the grand illumination in Glasgow : To which are added The bush aboon Traquire. The prevailing fashions. The patriot fair and, The rapture.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by M. Randall, [1813?]


Title:
When late I wander'd : To which are added, Poor maudlin. The Scotch shepherd. When the wars are all o'er. Farewell to spring. The lover's summons. Fair Susanna. The sailor's return.


Title:
Wap your wealth together : To which are added, Murphy Deleany. I would if I was not so young. Clean paternal seat. Fair Eliza. The constant swain.


Title:
[A] most excellent ballad called the Gosport tragedy : To which is added, that famous song entitled The collier's bonny lassie.


Title:
The blackamoor in the wood. Or A lamentable ballad on the tragical end of a gallant lord and virtuous lady : together with the untimely death of their two children, wickedly performed by a blood-thirsty villain their servant. The like of which cruelty was


Title:
The tippling farmer : To which are added, The lovers summons. Abraham Newland. The sailor's adieu. Farewell to spring. The sailor's return. Gentle Sally.


Title:
Captain Mulligan : Miss Bailey's ghost. And John Highlandman's remarks on Glasgow.

Imprint:
Stirling : - Printed and sold by M. Randall, [1813-1820?]


Title:
A new touch on the times : To which are added, The crafty farmer. Beauty and wit. Tea and brandy.


Title:
The humours of Gravel Lane; or The cobler's daughter's wedding : To which are added, Women wit and wine. At the sign of the George. The pitcher; - Disappointed sailor; If I should get laughing at that.


Title:
The prevailing fashions : To which are added, Robin A'boon. Ned Haulyard. If I should get laughing at that.


Title:
My ain dear Jean : To which are added. The Haughs of Crumdel. Jack's disaster. The merry fairs of Falkirk.


Title:
That's the real dandy : To which are added, The jolly beggar. Turn in, turn out. The happy marriage. The broad swords of auld Scotland.


Title:
A testimony to the work of reformation in Britain and Ireland  / By the late Reverend Mr. Samuel Rutherfoord, Professor of Divinity at St. Andrews. To which are added a short account of his life, with some of his last words.


Imprint:
Stirling : Printed, and sold by C. Randall, 1806.

Book_Notes:
On title page : Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth understanding. Prov iii & 13.


Title:
Rab and Ringan, a tale. : To which is added, The loss o' the pack, a true tale. Both as deliverd [sic] in the Pantheon, Edinburgh. / By Alexander Wilson, author of Watty and Meg, &c. &c..

Imprint:
Paisley: : Printed by J. Neilson, Cumberland,, 1800..

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Paisley, printed by J. Neilson, Cumberland.


Title:
The massacre of Glenco : In a letter from a gentleman in Edinburgh to his friend in London. Giving a particular account of that unprecedented transaction, wherein orders were given that all the males of the M'Donalds in that destrict [sic] under 70 should

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neilson, Cumberland, 1801.

Book_Notes:
On title page : "William R. As for MackIan of Glenco, and " that tribe,...14th article of instructions, Jan. 16. 1692.
Colophon on p. 8 reads : Paisley, printed by J. Neilson, Cumberland 1801.


Title:
Watty and Meg; or, The wife reformed : Ane owre true tale.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed for George Caldwell, booksellers, by J. Neilson, 1808.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Anonymous. By Alexander Wilson.


Title:
The wife of Beith : reformed and corrected. Giving an account of her death, and of her journey to heaven; how on the road she fell in with Judas, who led her to the gate of hell, and what converse she had with the devil, who would not let her in: also, ho

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Based on the tale by Geoffrey Chaucer.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : J. Neilson, printer.


Title:
The new letter writer, or, Polite correspondence, on friendship, business, courtship, love, and marriage : To which is added, cards of compliment.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : J. Neilson, printer.


Title:
Mother goose's fairy tales : Containing I. Little Red Riding Hood. II. Blue beard. III. Cinderilla; or, The little glass slipper. IV. Master cat; or, Puss in boots. V. The fairy.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : J. Neilson, printer.
On title page : Here Mother Goose in winter nights, The old and young she both delights.


Title:
A groat's worth of wit for a penny : 1st, Treating of love and speedy marriage. 2d, Fortune telling. 3d, Moles, and their signification. 4th, Dreams, and their interpretation. 5th The wheel of fortune. And lastly, A book of knowledge, or observations on t


Title:
A geographical description of Algiers and Tunis : with a full account of the attack on Algiers, by Lord Exmouth, on the 26th August 1816.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neilson, for R. Smith, bookseller, 1816.

Subject_Name:
Exmouth, Edward Pellew, Viscount, 1757-1833.


Title:
The history of all religions : in particular, the churches, parties and sectaries of the Holy Christian religion viz. Heathens, Mahometans, Jews, Christians, including Papists, Jesuits, Protestants, Episcopals, Presbyterians, Reformed Presbytery, Seceders

Imprint:
[Paisley] : Printed for the booksellers, 1822.

Book_Notes:
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : J. Neilson. printer.


Title:
The history of Jack and the giants : In all its parts. Containing I. Jack's birth and parentage, his dispute with a country vicar &c. II. How he slew a monstrous giant on the Mount of Cornwall and was called Jack the Giant-Killer. III. How King Arthur's s


Title:
The  history of Moll Flanders : who was born in Newgate; and, during a life of continued varieties for threesore [sic] years, was twelve years a whore, five times a wife, whereof once to her own brother; twelve years a thief; was eighteen times in Bridewe

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Attributed to Daniel Defoe.


Title:
A tale of three bonnets : Written in the broad Scots dialect. In four cantos.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Anonymous. By Allan Ramsay.


Title:
The friar and boy, or, The young piper's pleasant pastime : containing, the witty adventures betwixt the friar and boy, in relation to his step-mother, whom he fairly fitted for her unmorciful [sic] cruelty.


Title:
The wonderful and suprising history of Jack the giant-killer : Comprehending authentic and brief details of the glorious atchievements [sic] performed by him.


Title:
A beautiful old song, entitled, The Duke of Gordon's three daughters : To which is added, The challenge.


Title:
Maggy Lauther : And, Lord Duncan's victory over the Dutch fleet. Octr. 12th, 1797.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Lord Duncan's victory over the Dutch fleet : Tune - Fy, let us a' to the bridal.


Title:
The vicar of Bray : To which are added, The improbability. The way for to woo. Nobody coming to marry me.


Title:
Susan Py: or, Young Bichen's garland : Shewing how she went to a far country, and was taken by a savage Moor, and cast into prison and delivered by the Moor's daughter, on promise of marriage; and how he came to England and was going to be wedded to anoth


Title:
The merry fairs of Falkirk : To which are added, The happy marriage. Johnny Bluster's wife; Lay thy loof in mine lass; The broad swords of auld Scotland; The Caledonian laddie. A hunting song.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Johnny Bluster's wife : Tune - Willie Wastle dwalt on Tweed.


Title:
The beggar girl : To which are added, Roslin castle. The weaver and the tailor. The modern beau. Hap me with thy petticoat.


Title:
Watty and Meg; or, The wife reform'd : A tale.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Anonymous. By Alexander Wilson.


Title:
The wee wifukie, or This is no me : To which are added, The pope's knavery, or Old Nick's invention. Blythe Sandy.


Title:
The beautiful old ballad, of the babes in the wood.


Title:
An excellent old ballad describing the woeful hunting and famous battle on Chevy-Chace : fought between Earl Piercy with 2000 English: and Earl Douglas with 1500 Scots: in which both these Earls and most of their men were slain.


Title:
Seven excellent new songs : viz. The merry sailor. The jovial farmer. Jenny Nettles. Banks of Doon. The soldir's [sic] song. Lizie Painch. The kail brose of auld Scotland.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Johnny Bluster's wife : Tune - Willie Wastle dwalt on Tweed.


Title:
A new garland of choice songs : viz. Duncan Gray. Now Boney is awa'; Johnny Coup; and The mill, mill, o.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by M. Randall, [1815-1820?]

Subject_Name:
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 Exile St. Helena.
Cope,


Title:
Jessie the flower o' Dumblain : To which is added, Barbara Bell; Oh! to be married if this be the way. And, A hunting song.


Title:
The old man's wish / A song by Dr. Pope. To which are added, Roslin ruins. Lowland Willie. Buxom Joan. Tom Bowling. The toper's advice.


Title:
An excellent new song, called, Esk mill : To which are added, The ship in distress. The happy fire-side. Vulcan's cup. The unfortunate swain. The maid's complaint for Jockey.


Title:
The tragical end of William and Margaret : To which are added. The laird of Logie. The soldier's adieu.


Title:
The modern beau : To which are added, Jamie with his trousers on. Somebody. Dear little cottage maiden. Bill Bobstay. Paddy in love. And, A love song.


Title:
Tom and Polly : To which are added, Fair Susanna. The Battle of Killicrankie. Down the burn Davie. Greenwich moorings. Nature's richest mine.


Title:
Lay thy loof in mine lass! A very old song : To which are added that incomparably excellent song entitled Lord Thomas of Winsberry. Also the waefu' tragedy of William and Margaret. And A drinking song.


Title:
The famous battle between Captain Ward and the rainbow : To which are added, The sailor's farewell and The Beggar girl.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
The pages are incorrectly imposed - the numbering sequence is as follows : [1], [2], 3, 6, 5, 4, 8, 7 StEdNL.


Title:
The Duke of Gordon's daughters, and Captain Ogilvie.


Title:
Willie brew'd a peck o' ma't : To which are added, Farewel to Funery. Kath'rine Ogie. And, Tho' women's minds.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Farewel to Funery : This song was composed by the Revd. Mr M'Leod, when leaving his father's house for Cambletown.


Title:
She's fair an' fause : To which are added, Johnny Coup; Nobody coming to marry me. The legacy. Kitty of the Clyde and The banks of Doon.


Title:
The freemason's song : To which are added, The Wexford tragedy, or The false lover; and My friend and pitcher.

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Entered according to order, 1818.


Title:
Sir James the Ross : An historical Scottish ballad.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Anonymous. By Michael Bruce.


Title:
The tragedy of Jamie and Nancy of Yarmouth.


Title:
All in the downs, or, Black ey'd Susan : To which are added, The absent lover. I lo'ed ne'er a laddie but ane. The maniac's song. Herring in sa't, with The answer.


Title:
Lord Duncan's victory over the Dutch fleet : [To which are added?] Johhny Coup, and, The mill, mill, o.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Lord Duncan's victory over the Dutch fleet : Fy, let us a' to the bridal.

Subject_Name:
Duncan, Adam Viscount Duncan of Camperdown Songs and music.
Cope, Joh


Title:
The battle of Prestonpans : containing an account of that bloody battle, which was fought betwixt the clans under Prince Charles Stuart, and the King's forces under Sir John Cope; in which the latter were entirely defeated. To which is added, Of a' the ai


Title:
The hallow fair : to which are added, Bauldy Baird; The roses blaw; Sweet Kitty o' the Clyde; Sandy and Jenny.


Title:
Carle now the King's come : composed on the occasion of King George IV.'s visit to Scotland, in August, 1822. In two parts.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by W. Macnie, bookseller, [1822?]


Title:
The unhappy voyage of Captain Glen : to which are added, Wellington's address. The birks of Aberfeldy.


Title:
The Duke of Gordon's daughters : to which are added, Leeze me on my spinnin' wheel.


Title:
The sailor's tragedy : to which are added, The poor exile of Erin; The wealth of a cottage, and Ah teach thy breast.


Title:
Allan Tine o' Harrow : To which are added, Jack in his element; The beds of roses.


Title:
Loch-na-garr : to which are added, John of Badenyon; The languishing lover; Kate Kearney.


Title:
The hunting of Chevy-Chace : A Scots ballad. Containing an interesting account of a bloody fray fought between Percy of Northumberland with 2000 English, and the gallant Duke of Douglas with 1500 brave Scots; in which the latter kept the field, and the En


Title:
Tak your auld cloak about ye : to which are added, The bonny brucked lassie; Donald's visit to Auld Reekie; When I met wi' a friend; Hey for a lass wi' a tocher; Sandy o'er the lee; Should I die.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The blue bonnets o'er the border : to which are added, My Peggy is a young thing; The heaving of the lead; Johnny Bluster's wife; Auld Robin Gray; When late I wandered.


Title:
A garland of songs : containing Lady Anne Bothwell's lamentation; The lass o Arranteinie; Buxom bonie Willie; When late I wandered.


Title:
Bess the Gawkie : to which are added, Again the wish'd-for festive hour; I'm weel sair'd wi' spunk; Cherry-cheek Patty; Captain Wattle and Miss Roe; Dear is my native vale.


Title:
Merry may the maid be : to which are added, O that I ne'er had been married; O rare country lasses; The wealth of a cottage.


Title:
Braes o' Birniebouzle : to which are added, The parting kiss; Johnny Bluster's wife; Contented lover; Happy Dick Dawson; My Willie was a sailor bold.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Woodcut on title page.
Braes o' Birniebouzle : Air - Braes o' Tullymet.


Title:
The unfortunate shepherdess : to which are added, The braes o' Balquither; Braw lads o' Galla Water; The maid of Erin; What can a lassy do; I leave my heart with thee; Happy's the love.


Title:
Easy John : to which are added, The mill, mill, o. The highland plaid. From night till morn. A dialogue on using tea.


Title:
Jemmy and Nancy of Yarmouth, or, The constant lovers : In four parts.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed for the booksellers, [ca. 1820?]


Title:
Home, sweet home : Look forward with hope for to-morrow; Auld Rob Morris; The harp that once, and Donald MacDonald.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by William Macnie, and sold wholesale and retail, 1829.


Title:
The kail brose of auld Scotland : to which are added, Cauld kail in Aberdeen; The tippling farmer; The gods of the Greeks; Louden's bonny woods and braes.


Title:
The Haughs of Crumdel : giving a full account of that memorable battle fought by the great Montrose and the clans, against Oliver Cromwell; to which are added, The broom of Cowdenknowes; The Highland plaid.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Woodcut on title page of two men fighting with swords.
Two rules without decorative band above title on p. [2].
Lower case 'b' in 'by' in imprint.
This is a different issue from the copy at L.C.2873(22).


Title:
Bonny Mally Stewart : To which are added, The sailor's journal. Tak your auld cloak about ye.


Title:
Flower o' Dunblane : to which are added, The Caledonian laddie. The lass o' Patie's mill. Ah! Chloris. The sailor's rant. From thee, Eliza.


Title:
Allister M'Allister : to which are added, The bird. Louden's bonny woods and braes. The parting kiss. The birks of Aberfeldy.


Title:
Massacre of Glencoe : to which are added, Welcome royal Charlie. Kenmure's on and awa. The lily of St. Leonards.

Imprint:
[Stirling] : W. Macnie, printer and bookseller, Baker Street, Stirling, 1824.


Title:
The battle of Prestonpans : to which are added, The minstrel. Charlie he's my darling.


Title:
The Turkish lady : to which are added, The rose o' Kirtle. Mrs. Runnington's wig. The mournful widow.


Title:
Donald M'Donald : to which are added, Merry Maggy Cameron. Sandy o'er the lee. Fairfa' the lasses, o.


Title:
The farmer : to which are added, Lilies of the valley. Young Allan. Last May a braw wooer. The careful wife.


Title:
George and Britain save : To which are added, The plowman's ditty. Lay thy loof in mine lassie. By Logan streams.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Title page contains an illustration of a butterfly. Ths differs from the copies at Bute.923(13), L.C.2874(15) and L.C.2883(24) StEdNL.


Title:
The soldier's return : to which are added, Lilies of the valley. Low down in the broom. Steer her up and ha'd her gawn.


Title:
The rambling maid and the tinker man. : To wich [sic] is added, Thc [sic] taylor catched by a sailor in a chist [sic]. And an excellent new song by a barber in Edinburgh, to his sweet-heart in the same place..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh?] : Printed this present year., [1790?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
A new song by a barber in Edinburgh : Tune - Barbers I have lost my wig.


Title:
Four songs : We've aye been provided for. Anna's urn. Lass of Preston mill. Charlie and his lalland bride.

Imprint:
[Kilmarnock?] : Printed for the booksellers, [ca. 1810?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from examination of text and style.


Title:
Three excellent new songs : 1. Gouf my logie, 2. The courtier. 3 Sure a lass in herbloom [sic].

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to ordor [sic]., [1790?]


Title:
Lord Thomas and fair Annet. : With What's that to you. And A new song..


Title:
The mountains high. : The spotted cow. And The sailor's lamentation. With The merry sailor..


Title:
Two excellent new songs : containing The lass of Banaphie, and My wife's ta'en the gee.

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Printed this present year,, 1794..


Title:
Nimble and quick: : pick and chuse where you will, here is something to please every body. Containing the humours of the age. Being whimsical, witty, diverting, comical and useful remarks, on the virtue and vices of the times..


Title:
The wand'ring young gentlewoman's garland; : in five parts. Part I. How a squire's daughter, near London, was forced from home by her father's cruelty; but thro' her tender mother's care, she was well educated, and clothed in rich apparel: she understandi

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Licensed and entered according to order, [1790?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.


Title:
The facetious history of John Gilpin; or His surprising ride from London to Edmonton and back again.

Imprint:
[Paisley] : J. Neilson printer, [ca. 1810?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and examination of text and style.
The pages are numbered as follows : [1], 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24. StEdNL.
Possibly part of a larger work - signed 'C' on title page.
Four line verse from the text


Title:
The grey cock. : To which are added Bide ye yet. Black-eyed Susan. Fracnis [sic] and Grisy. The highland queen. Lewis Gordon..

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Entered according to order., [1790?]


Title:
Six excellent new songs. : I. The Dutchess of Newcastle's lament. II. The maids hope in the lottery. III. The answer. IV. Captain Barber. V. Hark hark my lovely Molly. VI. Jocky and Jenny..

Imprint:
Edinburgh. : Printed by Alex. Robertson in Morrison's Close, M,DCC,LXIX.. [1769]


Title:
A new garland, containing three excellent new songs: : viz. I. Bold Alexander. 2. Jack Rand's farewel to Miss Roach. 3. The faithful swain's love-letter to a beautiful young lady..

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold at the printing-house, and by Mr. Caldwall, in Paisly [sic];- where travellers can be served with great variety of books as cheap as in Edinburgh or Glasgow., [1790?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.


Title:
The penny worth of wit's garland; : in three parts. Part I. Shewing how a merchant was deluded from his lady by a harlot. Part II. And how he sailed to a far country. Part III. Where he returned to the British shore..

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Date and place of publication from external evidence.
Caption title.
Other editions are entitled 'A penny worth of wit in three parts'.


Title:
The perjured lover's garland, : composed of some delightful new songs. I. The perjured maid, who forswore herself for riches: with an account what an example she was made, which I hope will be a warning to all young people. II. Robert and Nell. III. Celia

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Date and place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
Three excellent new songs. : I. Thurot's defeat, II. The unhappy voyage of my lord Belhaven. III. The sweeper or, kennel raker..

Subject_Name:
Thurot, Franpcois, 1727-1760, Poetry Early works to 1800.


Title:
Five excellent new songs. : I. The maid's lamentation for the loss of her shepherd. II. Brave British boys. III. The Highland man speaking in praise of his Maggy, and the bannocks of barely [sic] meal. IV. Willie's the lad for me. V. Sarah Colins..


Title:
The butcher's frolic, or, The affrighted taylor : To which are added, The unco bit want; Young Andrew's reply; The sweets of the tea.

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Printed and sold by Thomas Duncan, 159, Saltmarket, Glasgow, [1815-1822?]


Title:
The tradesman's lamentation : To which are added, The galley slave; The banks of the Devon; The butcher's frolic; Now rosy May comes in.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Now rosy May comes in : Tune - Dainty Davy.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by Thomas Duncan, 159, Saltmarket.


Title:
Love in a barn; or, The London lord trick'd by a farmer's daughter..

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Published, and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison, 10 Saltmarket., [1795?]


Title:
Young Grigor's ghost or, The poor nephew press'd at the desire of the deceitful uncle : In three parts. To which is added, The banks and braes o' bonny Doon.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : J. Neilson, printer.


Title:
The shepherd's garland. Or, The merchant son's bad and good fortune; : in four parts. Part I. How he courted a shepherd's daughter, and married her without his friends consent. Part II. How he had his bride to his parents, who turned them both out of door

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Date and place of publication from external evidence.
The shepherd's garland : Tune of, The Oxfordshire lady.


Title:
Four excellent new songs. : I. The drummajor's [sic] garland. II. Heart's of oak. III. A man to my mind. IV. The distressed lady's garland..


Title:
Four excellent songs. : Called Captain Glen. To which are added, The death of the King and Queen of France Sweet Poll of Plymouth Wandering sailor.

Imprint:
[Glasgow? : s.n.], Printed in the year 1794.


Title:
The handsome cobler; or, The father outwitted. : To which are added, Can of grog. Jolly mortals fill your glasses. Song for three voices..


Title:
The guidman's grief for the ewie wi' the crooked horn. To which are added The strawberry vale. Mally Bann. Lovely Willy's voice..

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order,, 1796..


Title:
The rocking of the cradle or, Hushy-ba. To which are added, The affectionate soldier. The sailor's return from Cape Breton. The virgins frightened. The generous soul..

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.


Title:
Five excellent new songs. : I. A new song upon the battle fought on Long-Island 1776. II. A song in praise of the 25th Regiment. III. The captives lament IV. The jolly weavers. V. The fox chace..

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The captives lament : Tune - my heart is in the Highlands.


Title:
Two songs. : The flowers of the forest; composed on the battle of Flowden Field, fought 5th September, 1513. To which is added, Black eyed Susan..

Imprint:
Kilmarnock: : Printed for the booksellers., [1790?]


Title:
Sweet William of Plymouth's garland, : in four parts, containing the courtship of William Whitecraft, to Mistress Susan Cealy, both of Plymouth: with an account of her sickness, her parents contrivance to disappoint their marriage, by sending her to Holla

Imprint:
[Glasgow? : s.n.], Printed in the year, 1769..


Title:
A garland of new songs. : Bob Cranky's 'size Sunday. The post-captain. Sally in our alley. General Wolfe's song

Imprint:
Gateshead : Printed by J. Marshall, [17--]


Title:
A garland of new songs. : Containing The maid of Lodi. Kitty of the Clyde. The beggar girl. Lullaby. A peep at the forty thieves. Eliza


Title:
A garland of new songs. : The little farthing rush-light. The chronology of fashion. The tempest


Title:
A garland of new songs. : The little chimney-sweeper. The wild girl. Dicky Gossip. Poor little gipsey. The banks of the Dee. The match boy. Nobody comes to marry me. Oh, the moment was sad


Title:
Death's warrant, or, The soul's welcome to glory. Written by John Brown, a young man in Hexham, on his death bed, and sung at his funeral, at his own request. To which are added, The dying Christian to his soul. An address to a profane swearer


Title:
A garland of new songs. : Chapter of trades Drunken wife o' Gallowa, or Hooly and fairly

Imprint:
Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed by J. Marshall, in the Old Flesh-Market, [18--]


Title:
A garland of new songs. : Cherry cheek'd Patty No fears alarm the sailor's mind Sweet Poll of Plymouth All's well The Bay of Biscay, O The jolly tar


Title:
Figures in rhymes; or, Metrical computations. : Addressed to Northumbrians. / By H.R.

Imprint:
Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed for J. Bell, on the Quay, MDCCCXIV [1814]


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page: Head and shoulders of man.
Decorative border of floral design surrounding title, illustration and imprint.
There is another edition with the same illustration but different typeface and border, with '18' printed centrally below border, and variant contents.


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Variant exists with '119' printed beneath the imprint.


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Variant exists with '57' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.3(21), L.C.2852.C(8), Mas.620(14).


Title:
The new scrap-book. A selection of choice bon mots, Irish blunders, repartees, anecdotes, &c

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
'33' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.1(8), L.C.2852.B(6).
Variant has '37.' printed to the left of the imprint. StEdNL : L.C.2852.B(11). Another variant is unnumbered. StEdNL : L.C.2847(12).


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Variant exists with '66' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.2(17), APS.1.96.51, L.C.2852.C(18), L.C.2894(25), Mas.620(15).


Book_Notes:
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'P' printed beneath the imprint.
Variant has '106' printed beneath the imprint and type set slightly differently. StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.1(3), L.C.2852.E(9).


Book_Notes:
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
Nothing printed below imprint. There are two variants. A : '106' printed beneath the imprint and type set slightly differently. StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.1(3), L.C.2852.E(9). B : 'P' printed beneath the imprint


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page: Full-length figure of plump man, standing, wearing hat and laughing.
Title page has no border.
'18' printed at the bottom left of the title page.
Dated from external evidence.
There is a variant without '18' printed at the bottom left of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2847(4).
There are two other editions with decorative borders and a different illustration on the title pages, and variant contents.


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
There are two variants with '33' or '37' printed at the foot of the title page.


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Variant exists with '28' printed at foot of title page.


Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'D' printed beneath the imprint.
There is a variant with '51' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : NF.117.f.16(9), [Ao].8/3.3(25), L.C.2852.B(29).


Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
Variant exists without '2' printed at foot of title page and type set slightly differently.
This is a different work from the item placed at StEdNL : L.C.2849(2).


Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
In verse and prose.
Illustration on title page.
'viii. 5' printed bottom right of title page.
Printed height of title page 13.8 cm.
There are two variants. A '29' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.3(5), Mas.619(8), Mas.621(8), L.C.2852.B(3). B Nothing printed below imprint.


Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
In verse and prose.
Illustration on title page.
Variant exists with '31' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.3(18) : L.C.2852.B(5).


Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
There is a variant with '22' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2852.A(25)


Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'vii 6' printed bottom right of title page.
Printed height of title page 13.9 cm.
There is a variant with '7' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : Mas.619(11), [Ao].8/3.3(13), L.C.2852.A(6), and PDL.56/49.


Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
Variant exists with '19' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.3(15), Cam.1.g.1(4), L.C.2852.A(21), Mf.SP.499(5).


Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
Variant exists with '25' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : Mas.619(14), PDL.56/61, L.C.2852.A(30).


Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'viii. 6' printed at bottom right hand corner of title page.
Variant exists with '30' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : Mas.619(9), [Ao].8/3.3(6), L.C.2852.B(4).


Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
Printed height of title page 13.9 cm.
There are two variants with 'vii 6' printed bottom right of title page. StEdNL : Mas.618(1), and '7' printed at foot of title page : MAS.619(11).


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Anonymous: attributed to Dougal Graham.
'G' printed beneath the imprint.
There is a variant with '58.' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : H.17.e.24(24).


Book_Notes:
Title page includes illustration showing man in tall conical hat writing while flanked by two other men.
Dated from external evidence.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Variant exists with '34' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : H.17.e.24(21).


Title:
The braes o' Gleniffer : to which are added, Nancy's to the greenwood gane; The present time is ours; The miller of Dee.


Title:
The herrin in sa't : to which are added, O fy haste Marg'ret; The mill, mill, o.


Title:
Bonny Mally Stewart : to which are added, Her blue rollin' e'e. The braes o' Gleniffer. Waes me for Prince Charly.


Title:
Thinks I to myself thinks I : to which are added, The battle of Prestonpans; Parody on the rose-bud of summer.


Title:
Welcome Charlie o'er the main : to which are added, The day returns; Hills of Gallowa; Oh Nancy wilt thou fly with me; The sailor boy; The sailor's return.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by W. Macnie, bookseller, 1826.


Title:
The blue bonnets o'er the border : to which are added, Rob Rorryson's bonnet; The sailor's return; Beauty and wit; Lowland Willie; From night to morn.


Title:
The life and surprising adventures of that renowned hero, Sir Wm. Wallace.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by W. Macnie, where is always kept on sale, a choice and extensive assortment of histories, songs, children's story books, school books &c., &c., [1820-1830?]


Title:
The life and exploits of Rob Roy MacGregor.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by W. Macnie, where is always kept on sale, a choice and extensive assortment of histories, songs, children's story books, school books &c. &c., [1820-1830?]


Title:
The surprising savage girl : who was caught wild in the woods of Champagne, a province in France. Containing a true and faithful narrative of many curious and interesting particulars respecting this wonderful phenomenon.


Title:
Thrummy Cap and the ghaist : a diverting tale. To which are added, Young Whip-stitch, and The gig demolished.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Thrummy Cap and the ghaist : anonymous. By John Burness.
The gig demolished : By Mrs. Barbauld.


Title:
The book of knowledge : treating of the wisdom of the ancients. Containing, a short prognostication concerning children born every day of the week. Of the birth of children, with respect to the age of the moon. ... Choice receipts both in physic and surge


Title:
Wanton Tom: or, The merry tricks of Tom Stitch the tailor.

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
In verse and prose.
Woodcut on title page.
Four-line verse on title page.


Title:
The Laird of Cool's ghost : being a copy of several conferences and meetings that passed betwixt the Reverend Mr. Ogilvie, late minister of the Gospel at Innerwick, in East Lothian, and the ghost of Mr. Maxwell, late Laird of Cool, as it was found in Mr.


Title:
The life and transactions of Mrs Jane Shore : concubine to King Edward the fourth.


Title:
Cogitations upon death, or, The mirror of man's misery : being very choice and profitable lessons for putting all Christians in a prepared condition for mortality: to which is added, The new Jerusalem.

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.


Title:
The Scottish proverbs or, The wise sayings of the old people of Scotland / By Allan Ramsay.

Book_Notes:
On title page : Vox populi vox dei. That maun be true that a' men say.


Title:
The pleasures of matrimony : interwoven with sundry comical and delightful stories, with the charming delights and ravishing sweets of wooing and wedlock, in all its diverting enjoyments.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by William Macnie, and sold wholesale and retail, 1828.


Title:
The royal riddle book : a collection of the most curious and ingenious puzzles. Also the never-failing method for young women to get good husbands. And the new interpreter of dreams and visions.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
There is a 1.2-page preface before the titled works start.


Title:
The long pack; or, A shot with Copenhagen : Containing an account of the accidental discovery of a most ingenious mode of robbery. From Hogg's "Winter evening tales." Also, from the same work, The dreadful story of MacPherson.


Title:
The fashionable dreamer, or, Dreams realized : containing the interpretation of a great variety of dreams, disclosing to the inquisitive the secrets of futurity.


Title:
Travels from Aleppo to the city of Jerusalem, and through the Holy Land, in the year 1776 / By Richard Tyron, Esq.


Title:
The history and adventures of Jack Mansong : the famous negro robber, and terror of Jamaica.


Title:
John Falkirk's cariches : And Janet Clinker's oration, on the virtues of the old women, and the pride of the young.

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
John Falkirk is a pseudonym.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The ancient and modern history of Buckhaven in Fife-shire : Wherein is contained the exploits of Wise Willy, in the brae, the noted saying of Witty Eppie, the ale-wife, and a description of their college / By Merry Andrew, at Tamtallon.


Title:
The history of Moll Flanders : who was born in Newgate. And during a life of continued varieties for threescore years, was twelve years a whore, five times a wife, whereof once to her own brother! Twelve years a thief, was eighteen times in Bridewell, for


Title:
The coalman's courtship to the creel-wife's daughter : In three parts. I. Containing a very curious dialogue between the carter and his mother, who instructs him in the real art of courtship. II. Sawny's visit to his sweetheart, and what passed between th


Title:
The surprising savage girl : Who was caught wild in the woods of Champagne, a province in France. Containing a true and faithful narrative of many curious and interesting particulars respecting this wonderful phenomenon. Translated from the French.


Title:
The history of the Haverel wives, or The folly of witless women displayed / Written by Humphray Clinker the clashing wives clerk. Being a comical conference between Maggy and Janet his two old aunts. With Janet's advice to Maggy, concerning marriage, with

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by William Macnie, and sold wholesale and retail, [1820-1830?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Humphrey Clinker is a pseudonym.
First published in [1770?] as 'The folly of witless women displayed'.


Book_Notes:
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
A new historical catechism : containing answers to questions in ancient history, relative to the light of the heathen world - the miracles that happened at our Saviour's birth - the usurpation, and miserable death of Herod - the death of Pontius Pilate, &


Title:
Prophecies of Thomas the Rhymer : the ancient Scotch prophet, containing the wonderful fulfilment of many of his predictions; and those not yet accomplished / Collected, examined, and now promulgated by Mr. Allan Boyd, F.S.A. sub-deputy janitor's clerk in

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by W. Macnie, bookseller, 1828.


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Two line quote on title page.


Book_Notes:
In prose and verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The comical sayings of Paddy from Cork : with his coat button'd behind. Being an elegant conference between English Tom, and Irish Teague; with Paddy's catechism, his opinion of purgatory, the state of the dead; and his supplication when a mountain sailor

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index


Title:
Ali Baba, or The forty thieves : A tale.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed for William Macnie, bookseller, [1820-1830?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index

Subject_Name:
Alexander III, King of Macedonia Military leadership.
Darius III, Kin


Title:
The bad wife : My heart with love is beating; Highland laddie, o; Thou art gane awa, and The lass of Richmond Hill.

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Printed for, and sold wholesale by, J. Fraser, printer, Stirling, 1817.


Title:
MacGregor Aurara : Savourna delish; Poor Jack, and If I should get laughing at that.


Title:
Battle of Waterloo : The bonnet so blue, and Love has eyes.

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Sold wholesale by J. Fraser & Co. printers, Stirling, [1816-1820?]


Title:
Cogitations upon death, or, The mirror of man's misery : being very choice and profitable lessons, for putting all Christians in a prepared condition for mortality. To which is added, The new Jerusalem.

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index
In verse.


Title:
The exciseman : Go where the glory waits thee; Kate o' Gowrie; The orphan; The maid of Lodi.


Title:
The mail coach : No more I'll court; Crazy Jane, and Come all ye jolly sailor's bold.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
The Arethusa : Written by Prince Hoare, music by William Shield.


Title:
Kate Kearny, with The answer : Sandy far awa; The tear; The lass o' Netherlee, and New way of auld lang syne.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
'[No. 22.]' is printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL.
Sandy far awa : Tune - Ye banks and braes o' bonnie Doon.
The traveller's return : Tune - Auld lang syne.


Title:
A new song in praise of Burns : On Etrick [sic] banks; Andrew Carr, and While the stormy winds do blow.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Sandy far awa : Tune - Ye banks and braes o' bonnie Doon.
The traveller's return : Tune - Auld lang syne.

Subject_Name:
Burns, Robert, 1759-1796 Songs and music.


Title:
The massacre of Glencoe : Whistle o'er the lave o't; A new song; Sally Roy, and Nobody coming to marry me.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
The massacre of Glencoe : Tune - Scots wha ha'e, &c.


Title:
Scottish glory : Why, fair maid, &c. The lad that I love, and 'Twas at night &c.


Title:
Far, far at sea : The huge oak; Tom Bowling; The sailor's adieu. I knew by the smoke; Woes my heart that we should sunder; How stands the glass, and See the rosy morn appearing.


Title:
The willow tree : The Bay of Biscay o; The lairdie; Ye mariners of England, and The father of Nancy.

Subject_Name:
George I, King of Great Britain, 1660-1727 Songs and music.


Title:
The post captain : This is no mine ain lassie; All in the downs; Nobody coming to marry me, and, Twas in that season, &c.


Title:
The Swiss patriot : The maid of Lodi; With broken words, &c. Go where glory waits thee; The top-sails shiver, &c. and The orphan boy.


Title:
Description of Pizzaro : Monseer Nong Tong Paw; Oh Nanny wilt thou gang with me, and The bush aboon Traquire.

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Printed for, and sold wholesale by, J. Fraser, printer, Spirling [sic], 1817.


Title:
Murphy Delaney : The slighted lover; Parnassus' hill; The bosom of love, and The exciseman outwitted.

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Printed for, and sold wholesale by, J. Fraser, printer, Stirling, [1816-1820?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Murphy Delaney : Tune - The priest in his boots.
The slighted lover : Tune - I had a horse.
O, were I on Parnassus' hill : Tune - My love is lost to me.
The bosom of love : T


Title:
Wha the deil hae we got for a king? : A wee wee German lairdie; Within a mile of Edinburgh; Dulce domum; The bonny lass o' Gowrie. The deil and the exciseman, and, The woodman's daughter.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
The first part of the title has failed to print. The title is taken from the first line of the first song. StEdNL.


Title:
Said a smile to a tear : Is there a heart that never lov'd; Roslin Castle. Tho' a very little lad, and The widow's lament.


Title:
The battle of the Shirra muir : Bannocks o' bear-meal; The deil and The excisemen; The unhappy couple, and, Ochon, ochon, ochrie.


Title:
Fairfa' the lasses : The wealthy fool; I gaed a waefu' gate yestreen; To Mary in heaven, and Loud roar'd the dreadful thnnder [sic].

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Fairfa' the lasses : Tune - Green grow the rashes, o.


Title:
Bessy Bell and Mary Gray : Broom o' Cowdenknowes; The lassie o' the Glen. O are ye sleeping, Maggie, and As I came by Loch-Erroch side.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
There is a variant with '[No. 21]' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : L.C.2877(22).


Title:
Answer to the blue bonnet : I had a horse, &c. Ans. to the happy stranger. O take me to your arms, and Her twa een, sae bonny blue.

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Sold wholesale by J. Fraser & Co. printes [sic], Stirling, [1816-1820?]


Title:
Sae will we yet : She's fair and fause; My heart is a-breaking; Lang and dreary, &c. and I've seen the smiling.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
'No. 27.' is printed above the imprint. StEDNL.
The bosom of love : Tune - The woodpecker.
How long and dreary is the night : Tune - Cauld kail in Aberdeen.


Title:
My friend and pitcher : The little lad; I had a horse; Blythesome Sally; Etrick [sic] banks, and The smile and tear.


Title:
The traveller's return : The stranger; Far-fam'd Rab Burns, and Loch-Erroch side.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
The traveller's return : Tune - Auld lang syne.


Title:
The lass o' Arranteinie : The minute gun at sea; Tom Starboard; Katherine Ogie; Yon burn side; and The rose tree.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed, and sold wholesale, by J. Fraser & Co., [1816-1820?]


Title:
The Arethusa : Her mouth, which a smile; How stands the glass around; Why dost thou shiver, &c. Ere around the huge oak; By the gaily circling glass, and Lullaby.


Title:
My Nannie o : The lass o' Arranteenie; Meg o' the mill; General Abercrombie; Anna's urn, and The beggar girl.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
'No. 31.' is printed above the imprint. StEdNL.
The lass o' Arranteenie : Tune - I had a horse.


Title:
Bart'lemy fair : Andrew wi' his cutty gun; Jack Jib-Boom, and My Jeanie, o.

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Sold wholesale by, J. Fraser & Co., printers, Stirling, [1816-1820?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
I hae lost my Jeanie, o : Tune - The lee rigg.


Title:
Isle of St Helena : Banks of Doon; Highland Harry; Ralph and Moses, and Dull care.

Subject_Name:
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 Exile Saint Helena.


Title:
Corn rigs are bonny : Dearest maid, I adore thee; The little cottage; Gin a body meet a body; Rule Britania, and Parting moments.


Title:
Prophecies of Thomas the Rhymer : the ancient Scotch prophet, containing the wonderful fulfilment of many of his predictions; and those not yet accomplished / Collected, examined, and now promulgated by Mr Allan Boyd, F.S.A. sub-deputy janitor's clerk in

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Sold wholesale by J. Fraser & Co. printers, Stirling [1816-1820?]


Title:
The third and second part of the new proverbs on the pride of women; or The vanity of this world displayed : To which is added, an excellent receipt to all young men who want a wife, how to wale her by the mouth, besides you have an account of the girls t

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by E. Johnstone, bookseller, 1835.


Title:
The complete letter writer : containing forms of letters on business, love, &c. &c.


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
An abridged translation of the French prose romance 'Valentin et Orson'.
Four line verse on title page.


Title:
The entertaining history of masonry, : to which are added, The mason-word, and catechism. / By Samuel Prichard, late member of a constituted Lodge..

Imprint:
[Stirling? : s.n.], Printed in the year 1796..


Title:
The prophecies of Thomas Rymer, : the ancient Scots prophet. Wherein is contained, remarks on what is already come to pass: with some curious observations on what is yet to come. Carefully collected and compared with ancient old prophecies, and the book o

Imprint:
Falkirk: : Printed by T. Johnston, and sold at his printing-office in wholesale and retail., M,DCC,XCVIII. [1798]


Title:
The history of the seven wise masters of Rome : containing many excellent and delightful examples, with their explanations, and modern significations, which (by way of allusion) may be termed, an historical comparison of sacred and civil transactions; the

Book_Notes:
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801.


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, 1801.


Title:
The history of Montellion : the most valiant and renowned Knight of the Oracle.  Son to Pericles, the valiant Knight of Assyria, and the fair Constantia, the daughter of the Emperor of Persia. Containing many strange and wonderful adventures of his parent

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, 1802.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.


Title:
A York dialogue between Ned and Harry: or, Ned giving Harry an account of his courtship and marriage state : To which are added, three excellent new songs.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarker, 1802.

Book_Notes:
In prose and verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.


Title:
The vermin-killer : being a very necessary family-book, containing exact rules and directions for the artificial killing and destroying all manner of vermin, viz. Bugs, rats and mice, moles, weasles, snakes, fleas, caterpillars, flies. Whereunto is added

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : A. Imlay, printer, Aberdeen.


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan, : who was commonly called, the King's fool. In six parts, complete. To which is added, several witty and entertaining jests..

Imprint:
Stirling: : Printed and sold by C. Randall., M,DCC,XCIX. [1799]


Title:
Fun upon fun: or, The comical merry tricks of Leper the taylor..

Imprint:
Stirling: : Printed and sold by C. Randall., MDCCXCIX. [1799]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Includes: the second part of Fun upon fun, with separate title page.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
The visions, discoveries and warnings of the dreadful and terrible judgements upon Scotland, England and Ireland, : which were revealed to John Porter of Crossibeig. Taken from his own mouth, (while confined to his bed, being blind) and attested by himsel

Book_Notes:
On title page : Joel ii 28, 30, 31, 32. And it shall come to pass, ... shall be delivered.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1799.
First published in 1737 as: 'The whole visions, discoveries and warning


Title:
An account of some imaginary apparitions : the effects of fear or fraud / From various authors.


Title:
Joaks upon joaks; or, No joak like a true joak : Being the diverting humours of Mr. John Ogle, a life-guard-man. The merry pranks of Lord Mohun, and the Earl's of Warwick and Pembroke. With Rochester's dream, his maiden's disappointment, and his mounteban

Subject_Name:
Charles II, King of England, 1630-1685, in fiction, drama, poetry, etc


Title:
An account of several remarkable earthquakes, which happened in various quarters of the world : with the direful consequences that have accrued from those dreadful convulsions of nature. Collected from good authorities.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
The report on the earthquake at Lisbon is 'extracted from a volume of letters, published a few years ago by the Reverend Mr. Davy'.


Title:
Purgatory proved, illustrated, and set forth in a clear light : A funeral sermon / by Father Murtaugh O'Lavery. Priest of the parishes of St John's, Dromore, and Machrelin. Upon the death of one of his parishioners. To which is added, The consecration of

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Father Murtaugh O'Lavery is a pseudonym.
Satire in Irish-accented English.
On title page : Vivit post funera virtus. Anno 1747.


Title:
The life of Robinson Crusoe, of York, mariner.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
A chapbook, abridged from the work by Daniel Defoe.


Title:
The court lady's true and ingenious fortune-book : Directed to all young men, maids, widows and widowers. Containing, I. A table that resolves all questions in love. II. The signification of moles. III. The interpretation of dreams. IV. How to know if a f

Imprint:
Stirling [s.n.], Printed in the year 1803.


Title:
The jealous man convinced that he is no cuckold: or, The way of the world represented : Being a true satire on the times, in a comical dialogue between a jealous husband and a crafty wife. Shewing, the true derivation of the word cuckold. And plainly prov

Imprint:
Stirling Printed & sold by C. Randall, 1801.


Title:
The art of courtship, : containing, an entertaining dialogue, that passed between William Lawson, and his sweetheart Bessy Gibb. Also, two love-letters which he sent to his sweetheart, and her answers. Likewise, a very humorous account of their marriage.


Title:
An authentic account of the important battle of the Nile, : fought on the 1st and 2d of August, 1798. between the British fleet, commanded by Rear Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson, K.B. and the French fleet, commanded by Vice-admiral Brueys, in Bequires Bay, on

Imprint:
Stirling, : Printed by C. Randall., 1800..

Subject_Name:
Nelson, Horatio Nelson, Viscount, 1758-1805 Military leadership Early


Title:
The dead man's resurrection; or, The judge buried alive in his own cellar : To which is added, Death and the cobler.

Book_Notes:
In prose and verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : A Imlay, printer, Aberdeen.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.


Title:
The cards spiritualized: or, The pack of cards transformed into a Bible, almanack, and prayer-book. : To which is added, Mr Dodd's sermon on malt..

Imprint:
Stirling: : Printed by C. Randall., 1800..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
'A sermon upon the word malt, ..' is by John Dodd, and was first published separately in London, in 1690.


Title:
The remarkable and entertaining history of a reclaimed lady of pleasure : and the grateful return she made her generous benefactor.

Imprint:
Stirling : [s.n.], Printed in the year 1803.


Title:
A particular and impartial account, of what happened on the scaffold, at the execution of Colonel Marcus Despard, Thomas Broughton, John Francis, Arthur Graham, John MacNamara, John Wood, and J. Sedgwick Wratten, for high treason : Containing Col. Despard


Title:
The explication of the prophecies of Thomas Rymer. : Wherein is contained, certain remarks on what has already come to pass, with some curious observations on what is yet to come. Which is carefully collected and compared with ancient old prophecies, and

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed in this present year, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
In prose and verse.


Title:
The battle of the Boyn : to which are added, The milking pail. Thro' the wood laddie.


Title:
Raising the wind; or, Habbie Simpson & his wife baith dead / As originally written and spoken by John Andrews, in the Exchange Rooms, Moss Street.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by Caldwell and Son, New Street, 1842.


Imprint:
[Paisley?] : Printed this year, [ca. 1820?]


Book_Notes:
Dated and place of publication from examination of text and style.
Anonymous. By Allan Ramsay.
In verse.
Caption title.


Title:
A new song called, Bonaparte's comin': or, Rouse brother Britons! : To which is added, Astonishing Abraham Newlands; Bonny Annie, and, The jovial beggar.

Imprint:
Falkirk : T. Johnston, printer, [ca. 1810?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by T. Johnston, Falkirk, where great variety of pamphlets & ballads may be had in wholesale on most reasonable t


Title:
The soldier's departure : The day returns. I hae lost my Jeanie o; The bud on the brier. Ca' the ewes, &c. And Mary's dream.


Title:
The soldier's return : The Irish smugglers; Loudon's bonny woods and braes; The sailor's epitaph, and The slighted lover.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
'No. 32.' is printed above the imprint. StEdNL.


Title:
Paddy MacShane : She's fair and fause; Anna's urn; Gloomy winter's now awa'; The Irish smugglers, and Meg o' the mill.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
'No. 30.' is printed above the imprint. StEdNL.
Paddy MacShane : Tune - Sprig of shillelah.


Title:
The flowers of the forest : A man's a man for a' that. Nae luck about the house; Were I oblig'd &c. and Tweedside.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
'No. 26.' is printed above the imprint. StEdNL.


Title:
The tartan plaid : The tempest; The heaving of the lead; Tom Starboard, and The lily fair.


Title:
The bad wife : Bannocks o' barley; The maid of Lodi; George Reily, and No cheering sun-beams, &c.


Title:
By the gaily circling glass : My father's flocks &c. As pensive one night; Hope and fear my bosom rend; Sailor boy; Her mouth, which a smile, and Young love.


Title:
Watty and Meg; or, The wife reformed : A true tale.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Anonymous. By Alexander Wilson.
On title page : We dream in courtship, but in wedlock wake. Pope.


Title:
A Highlandman's adventures : Tweedside. This ae night. With her answer, and Wha wadna be in love.


Title:
A'body's like to be married but me : My Nannie o; Love among the roses. Tom Bowling, and Far amang the Highland hills.


Title:
Ali Baba; or, The forty thieves, destroyed by Morgiana, a female slave : A tale; (from the Arabian nights' entertainments.).


Title:
The unfortunate shepherdess : to which are added, The bewildered maid; Cherry-cheek Patty; The old shepherd's dog; O why should we seek; Whistle o'er the lave o't.


Title:
Tam Glen : to which are added, The lammy; Blythe was she; Nora's vow; and I ha'e a wife o' my ain.


Title:
The history of Perourou, or The bellows-mender : an interesting tale / by Miss Williams.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate, 1817.


Title:
The three crump twin brothers of Damascus : an Eastern tale. To which is added, A useful instance of Turkish justice.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold by J. Morren, Cowgate, 1718. [i.e. 1817]


Title:
The Laird of Cool's ghost : being a copy of several conferences and meetings that passed between the Reverend Mr Ogilvie, late minister of the Gospel at Innerwick, in East Lothian, and the late Laird of Cool's ghost, as it was found in Mr Ogilvie's closet

Imprint:
Edinubrgh [sic] : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate, [1810-1820?]


Title:
The wife of Beith. : Reformed and corrected. Giving an account of her death, of her journey to heaven; how on the road she fell in with Judas, who led her to the gate of hell; and what conversation she had with the Devil, who would not let her in ; also,

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Based on the tale by Geoffrey Chaucer.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
There is a 1-page introduction 'To the reader' on p. [2].
There is a variant with no initial 'The' in the title StEdNL : L.


Title:
The coalman's courtship to a creel wife's daughter. Or, A dialogue between an old woman and her son; : wherein she instructs him in the real art of courtship. Very beneficial for young beginners or blate wooers..


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
This is a different edition from the copy placed at L.C.2804(9) StEdNL.


Book_Notes:
There is a 4-line verse on the title page.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
John Falkirk is a pseudonym.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1800.


Title:
The comical history of Simple John and his twelve misfortunes; : which happened all in twelve days after the unhappy day of his marriage. Giving a particular account of his courtship and marriage to a scolding wife; which has been a mortifying misery to m

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket,, 1800..

Book_Notes:
On title page : O sirs, will you see, what it is to married be.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1800.


Title:
The dominie depos'd; or Some reflections on his intrigue with a young lass, and what happened thereupon. Intermix'd with advice to all precentors, and dominies. With the sequel. / By William Forbes, A. M. Late schoolmaster at Petercoulter. To which is add

Book_Notes:
Colophon at the foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1800.
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.


Title:
The history and comical transactions of Lothian Tom. : In six parts. Wherein is contained a collection of roguish exploits done by him both in Scotland and England..

Book_Notes:
Colophon at the foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1800.
Woodcut on title page.


Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
First published in [1770?] as 'The folly of witless women displayed'.
Humphray Clinker is a pseudonym.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket,, 1801..


Title:
The history of John Cheap the chapman. Containing, above a hundred merry exploits done by him and his fellow traveller, Drouthy Tom, a sticked shaver. In three parts..

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket., 1799.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1799.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket., 1799..


Title:
The comical adventures of the late Mr James Spiller : comedian at Epsom, in England. A true humorous tale. To which is added, the pleasant story of Obadiah Mousetrap..

Book_Notes:
There is a six-line verse on the title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1800.


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan : commonly called the King's fool. The whole six parts complete..

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. and M. Robertson., MDCCXCVII. [1797]

Book_Notes:
There is a six-line verse on the title page.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
Lord Thomas of Winsbury's courtship, &c. : To which are added The false-hearted young man. County of Cavin. The wayward wife..

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Entered according to order, 1795..


Title:
The Campsey lass and the weaver. : To which are added, Gramachree Molly. With the answer. And Scornfu' Nancy..


Title:
Three excellent songs. : Viz. Sir Lanceot [sic] du Lake Ungrateful Nanny. The god of love..


Title:
The Athole Highlanders, (or LXXVII Regiment's) triumph; or, General M-y's and Colonel G-n's lamentation. : To which are added Strephon's falsehood. Cupid's mistake..

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Entered according to order,, 1797.


Title:
The Dorsetshire garland; or, The beggar's wedding. : In three parts. To which is added, The cock and bull story; or, The deceived maid..

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Entered according to order, [1790?]


Title:
Three excellent songs. : Viz. Love in a tub: or The merchant outwitted. Honest Mall Boye, The king and the miller..

Imprint:
[Glasgow? : s.n.], Printed in the year 1794..


Title:
Capt. Delany's ramble, with The lady's answer. : To which are added, The innocent maid in Bedlam. The happy shepherd. The lover's summons. A favourite song..


Title:
The Caledonia garland. : To which are added, Teazing [sic] me so. The beautiful damsel of Virgin City. King Henry & Queen Jeany. The toper's delight..


Title:
Conquest of France by King Henry V. : To which are added, The cares of a married life. The virgin's walk. The parson's fat wedder. Lovely Damon..

Subject_Name:
Henry V, King of England, 1387-1422, in fiction, drama, poetry, etc.


Title:
Andrew Lammie: or, Mill of Tifty's Nanny. : To which is added, The joys of the harvest, and The county of Cavin..

Imprint:
[Glasgo]w : [s.n.], Printed in the year 1788..


Title:
The factor's garland, : in four parts. Shewing how a young man, after having rioted away part of his estate, became factor to several merchants in London. And was afterwards married to a noble prince's daughter..


Title:
The saucy lass with the beard, : New way of the plough-boy, The beggar girl, and The neat little cottage..

Imprint:
Falkirk: : Printed by T. Johnston., [1790?]


Title:
An excellent new song, in praise of the Shiell-Hill coalliers [sic]: : to which is added, I. Rejoicing at Perth, on the toll being removed from the bridge II. The lifting of her apron..

Imprint:
[Glasgow? : s.n.], Printed in the year 1788.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication from external evidence.
A new song of rejoicing upon the toll being taken off the bridge at Perth : Tune - Will you go and marry Ketty.


Title:
Three excellent songs. : Viz. I. Duke Hamilton and Lord Mohun's fight. II. Captain Glen's unhappy voyage to New Barbary. III. The joyful widow..

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Date and place of publication from external evidence.
The joyful widower : Tune - Maggy Lauder.


Title:
The goodman of Auchtermouchtie; or, The goodwife turn'd goodman. : Being a merry account how the goodman was fitted to his mind. To which is added, Allan Water..

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Date and place of publication from external evidence.
The goodman of Auchtermouchtie : Tune - Willie was a wanton wag.


Title:
The lass of Gallowater. : To which are added Poor Robin. The star's delight. Bid the coachman drive..


Title:
Johnny's gray breeks. : To which are added The heaving of the lead. The miller's daughter. Can of grog. Jolly mortals, fill your glasses. Hap me with thy petticoat. My dog and my gun..

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order,, 1797.


Title:
Chapter of admirals : to which are added, The night before Larry was stretch'd. Tom Careless. The new way of the short body'd gown. Patrick O'Neal's return fro[m] drubbing the French. Anacreontic song..


Title:
The jolly sailor: or, The lady of Greenwich. : To which are added, Pretty Peggy's love to sailor Jack. The sailor's widow's lament for his death on board the Trial. Lunardi's balloon. The contrast..


Title:
The disappointed sailor. : To which are added, The rapture. The broom of Cowden-knows. Teach me the art of love. The wish..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Date and place of publication from examination of text and style.


Title:
The Battle of the Boyn; or, King William crossing the Boyne Water. : Giving a full description of that bloody battle fought on the first of July, 1690. To which are added, The Haughs of Crumdel, a memorable battle fought by the great Montrose and the clan

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order., 1799..


Title:
The distressed sailors on the rocks of Scilly. : To which are added The swimming lady. And Conquered Phillis..

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order,, 1795.


Title:
Three excellent new songs. : Viz. Dunkirk race, or The new way of Johnny Coup. Daintie Davie. A friend and a song..


Title:
Jockey to the fair. : To which is added, The dusky night. See your country righted. Tibby Fowler. Jamie Gay. Endermay..


Title:
Sporting Moren. : To which is added The Grenwich pensioner. Johnny and Mary. The braes of Yarrow. Donald Blue. Fame urg'd him to the field..

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order., 1797..


Title:
Six excellent new songs. : I. One bottle more. II. Old woman of eighty. III. The Sheffield prenticf [sic]. IV. The sailor and the shepherdess. V. The shepherd and the shepherdess. VI. The false hearted young man.


Title:
Six excellent new songs. : Viz. The old man killed with the cough. The sov'reign of the seas. Something else to do. A humourous song. Hodge's courtship. Anna, a favourite Irish song..


Title:
The Glasgow tragedy: or, Cries of Woodside. : To which is added, The tradesmen's praise, and The rambling boy..


Title:
Execution and awful confession of Edward Robertson, and Matthew M'Queen : who were executed at Sydney, for the murder of three of their companions.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by John Saunders, 1844.


Title:
The wandering Jew; or The shoemaker of Jerusalem, : who lived when our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ was crucified, and appointed by him to live, till he comes again. Together with his travels, manner of living, and what he has seen. To which is added, hi

Imprint:
[Edinburgh?] : Licenced and entered according to order, [1780?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Date and place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
A comical and diverting courtship, : which lately happened in this neighbourhood between an old woman of fourscore, and a youth about sixteen! Whom she lately married!.

Imprint:
[Edinburgh? : s.n.], Printed in the year, 1788..


Title:
A dreadful example for wicked husbands or The virtuous wife in distress. : Being a true relation of Mr. John Fox, who lived in the town of Lynn, in Norfolk. How he married the daughter of one 'squire Wilox, a lady of great beauty, merit, and a large fortu

Imprint:
[Edinburgh?] : Printed this present year., [1799?]

Book_Notes:
Place of publication from external evidence. Date from internal evidence.


Title:
A new historical catechism : containing witty answers to several questions of many wonderful matters in ancient history. I. Shewing the light of the heathen world. II. The confession and decease of oracles. III. The miracles that happened at our Saviour's

Imprint:
[Falkirk?] : Licensed and entered according to order., [1790?]

Book_Notes:
Date and place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
The heavenly messenger; or, The child's plain pathway to eternal life..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh?] : Printed for the travelling stationers., [1790?]

Book_Notes:
Date and place of publication from external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
8-line verse on title page.


Title:
Last speech and testimony of Mr. Cristopher [sic] Love. : Late minister of the gospel, in Laurence-Jury, London, who suffered martyrdom on Tower-Hill, Aug. 22d, 1651, for suspected plotting against Oliver Cromwell's government, delivered to the people on

Book_Notes:
Date and place of publication from external evidence.
Caption title.

Subject_Name:
Love, Christopher, 1618-1651 Early works to 1800.


Title:
Choise [sic] sayings of great men, : I. Marquis' of Argyl [sic]. II. Titus Vespasian, the Roman general. III. Cardinal Woolsey [sic], the favorite of Henry VIII. IV. Harvy's [sic] counsel to the living, with an account of the poor case a wicked person die

Subject_Name:
Love, Christopher, 1618-1651 Early works to 1800.
Vespasian Emperor o


Title:
Life, trial, and behaviour of Miss Mary Smith, of Thornbury, in Gloucestershire, : who poisoned her father, Sir John Smith, for love of a young man: with her dying speech at the place of execution, which was in Gloucester market-place, the 24th of the las

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Date and place of publication from external evidence.
Also published as: 'The Glocestershire tragedy'.
Quote from Psalm 89 on title page.

Subject_Name:
Murderers England 18th century Early works to 1800.


Title:
A York dialogue, between Ned and Harry; or Ned giving Harry an account of his courtship and marriage state. : To which is added two excellant [sic] songs..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh?] : Printed this present year., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
In prose and verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Date and place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
The history of the whimsical lovers, Thomas Whittle, and Ann Dobison. : With the comical reception he found from that common jilt, with a taylor. Commical tales..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Date and place of publication from external evidence.
In prose and verse.


Title:
The entertaining history of masonry : to which are added, The mason-word, and catechism / By Samuel Prichard, late member of a constituted Lodge.

Imprint:
[S.l.] : [s.n.], Printed in the year 1807.


Title:
Five excellent new songs. : Viz. Colonel Ferrier's march, by a soldier in Major Durham's company. The scolding wife. A humourous song. The Irish barber. Anna, a favourite Irish song.


Title:
Four excellent songs. : Viz. The highland laddie. Sweet Poll of Plymouth. My lodging is on the cold ground. Woo'd and married and a'..


Title:
Three favourite new songs, : viz. 1. A new song in praise of Sir John Sinclair, or the 2d battalion of Caithness Fencibles. 2 Captain Thunderbolt's intrigue. 3 The pretty maid milking her cow..


Title:
The man of war's garland. : To which are added Eggs and bacon. Poor Robin.

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order., 1793.


Title:
Three excellent new songs, : I. Johny and Molly. II. Squire's courtship. III. The faithful swain..

Imprint:
[Glasgow? : s.n.], Printed in the year 1793.


Title:
The French King's Te Deum. Or A song of lamentation to be sung in all popish churchess [sic]. : To which is added a plain and true discription of a bloody battle fought at Torgau in Saxony; between the King of Prussia and Marshel Daun, upon th [sic] 3 day


Title:
Three excellent new songs. : I. A new song, in praise of Admiral Rodney for his late victory over the French, on the 12th of April 1782. II. A new song, in praise of Admiral Rodney. III. Peace with America, a new song..

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Entered according to order., [1783?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication from external evidence. Date from internal evidence.
A new song, in praise of Admiral Rodney for his late victory over the French : Tune - The garbs of old Gaul.
Peace with America, a new song : Tu


Title:
Five excellent new songs. : I. A new song in praise of the highlandmen. II. Roger of Coverly. III. The shepherd Adonis. IV. The sweet temptation, V. Corn rigs are bonny..


Title:
Three excellent new songs. : I. The two babes in the wood. II. The choice properties of a wife. III. Through the wood ladie..


Title:
Two excellent new songs. : I. The farmer's complaint; or, Jockey's dream: shewing, the pride and ambition of the farmer's factors, and victual-mongers; and the distressed and deplorable condition of the poor at this day. / Composed in a dream, by J. L. II

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Date and place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
The cunnie's garland, : containing two excellent new songs. Viz. I. The cunnie's garland. II. Billy Sanders..


Title:
The sailor's garland : in three parts. I. The loyal courtship between a sailor and a farmer's daughter. II The sailor's mother's extreme passion for her son's pretending to marry the farmer's daughter whom she thought below his fortune. III. The sailor's


Title:
Four excellent new songs. : I. The tankard of ale. II. The Bristol wedding. III. The love-sick captain's praise of a young lady. IV. Ettrick banks..


Title:
Three excellent new songs. I. Squire Coster, who loved young women better than his own credit. II. I cannot come every day to woo: or the downright woing [sic] between Scots Jamie and English Nanny: with Nanny's answer. III. The resignation..

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Date and place of publication from external evidence.
Squire Coster, &c : To an excellent new tune.
I cannot come every day to woo: or, The downright wooing between Scots Jamie and English Nannie : To the tune of, O my


Title:
Two excellent new songs. : I. The Gosport tragedy, II. William and Margaret's ghost..


Title:
Oxfordshire tragedy: or, The virgin's advice: : in two parts. Part I. How fair Rosanna, of the city of Oxford, was betray'd by a young gentleman of her virginity. Part II. His cruelty in murdering her; and how a rose bush sprung upon the grave, which blos


Title:
The courtship & marriage of Bryan O' Lin. : To which are added, Poor Ned's advice to his sweetheart. Low down in the broom. The little couple. Convey a kiss..


Title:
Young Grigor's ghost, : in three parts. To which is added, another new song, called, The Scots grey plaids..

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed, where travelling chapmen may be served with histories, school books, and many others too tedious to mention, as cheap as in Edinburgh or Glasgow., [1790?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Young Grigor's ghost : To the tune of The factor's garland.


Title:
Jamy and Nancy, of Yarmouth. : With The flowers of the forest, Old and new way; And canst thou leave thy Nancy..

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed, where travelling chapmen may be served with variety of books in divinity, history, poetry, spelling books, books in arithmetick, small sermons, proverbs, catechisms, and writing pap


Title:
Four excellent new songs. : I. Captain Ward and the rain-bow. II. The new way of the blind boy. III. The old way of the blind boy. IV. The complaint..


Title:
Two excellent new songs. : I. The masking rung. II. The distressed lover: or, Ruined virgin..


Title:
Three excellent new songs, : 1, Beauties of Glasgow. 2, Tinker's occupation. 3, Cowden knows..

Imprint:
Edinburgh, : Printed and sold at the foot of the West-Bow,, [1790?]


Title:
The factor's garland, : containing many strange and wonderful deliverances. In four parts. With Green grows the rashes..


Title:
Chevy-chase, : and The lovely lass and the spinning-wheel..

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed, where travelling chapmen may be served with histories, catechisms, spelling books, writing paper, &c. as cheap as in Edinburgh or Glasgow., [1790?]


Title:
Two excellent new songs. : I. The Irishman's ramble: or, Drunk at night and dry in the morning. II. The western tragedy..


Title:
Three excellent new songs. : I. The London prentice; or, The wanton mistress. II. Welcome, welcome brother debtor. III. Down the burn Davie..


Title:
The two babes in the wood, : with Peggy Bawn, and The highland queen..

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed, where travelling chapmen may be served with variety of books, catechisms, writing paper, and pens (as cheap as in Edinburgh or Glasgow) at the printing-office, in High-Street, two d


Title:
Seven excellent new songs. : I. The brisk young damsel's choice of a husband. II. The modern tea-drinker. III. By Jove I'll be free. IV. Fy on the wars. V. Susan's complaint and remedy. VI. The miller's wedding. VII. Thro' the wood, laddie..


Title:
Young Felix's complaint, with Molly's answer. : To which are added, Lord Thomas of Winsbery. John and Nell's parting. Totterdown-hill. I love you for that..


Title:
Three excellent new songs. : I. Thurot's defeat, at Carrick Fergus. II. The rock and the wee pickle tow III. I'll never leave thee..


Title:
Four excellent new songs. : 1, Waly waly up the bank 2, The ploughman laddie 3, Jack of all trades. 4, Sylvia and her lover,.

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed and sold by Thomas Forrest, at the foot of the West-Bow., [1780?]


Title:
The merry life and mad exploits of Captain James Hynd : the great robber of England. With the close of all at Worcester, where he was drawn, hanged and quartered, for high treason against the Commonwealth, Sept. 24, 1652.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806.
In verse and prose.


Title:
The history of the blind beggar of Bethnal-Green. : Containing his birth and parentage : how he went to the wars and lost his sight, and turned beggar at Bethnal-green : how he got riches, and educated his daughter : of her being courted by a rich young k

Imprint:
Paisley: : Printed by J. Neilson., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Attributed to Robert Dodsley.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : J. Neilson, printer.


Title:
The comical adventures of the late Mr James Spiller comedian at Epsom, in England : A true humorous tale. To which is added, the pleasant story of Obadiah Mousetrap.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1805.

Book_Notes:
There is a six-line verse on the title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1805.


Title:
The pleasures of matrimony : Interwoven with sundry comical and delightful stories. Of wooing and wedlock.


Title:
Mary's dream : To which are added, Mine ain dear somebody; The braes o' Gleniffer. The braes of Balquhither. Loudon's bonny woods and braes. The disguised squire.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : J. Neilson, printer.
The text attributes 'Mary's dream' to Alexander Lowe. It is in fact by John Lowe.
The braes o' Gleniffer : Air - Bonny Dundee.


Title:
The memorable Battle of Bannockburn, fought on the 25th of June 1314 : The auld wife ayont the fire. Jessie, the flower o' Dumblane.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : J. Neilson, printer.
In verse.
On the memorable Battle of Bannockburn, fought on the 25th of June 1314 : Tune - In the garb of old Gaul, &c.


Title:
The auld wife ayont the fire. : To which is added, I. The grey cock. II. Pretty Nancy. III. Polly Oliver. IV. Thurot's defeat..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh? : s.n.], Printed in the year 1790..


Title:
Battle of Waterloo : to which are added, Lawrie O'Broom's rambles and The plough boy.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neilson, [1815?]

Subject_Name:
Waterloo, Battle of, 1815 Songs and music.


Title:
A tale of three bonnets : In four cantos.

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No. 18.) Saltmarket, 1807.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Anonymous. By Allan Ramsay.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. & M. Robertson, No. 18. Saltmarket, 1807.


