# Books

Title:
The A, B, C. with the Shorter catechism, appointed by the General Assembly, to be a directory for catechising such as are of a weaker capacity. To which is added, some short and easy questions and answers for children at first beginning


Title:
The A, B, C. with the Shorter catechism appointed by the General Assembly, to be a directory for catechising children, and such as are of a weak capacity. To which are added, some questions of Scripture-names in the Old Testament

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed and sold by A. Duncan, 1774


Title:
An abstract of the bloody massacre in Ireland... in the year 1641...


Title:
An account of terrible apparitions and prodigies, which hath been seen both upon earth and sea, in the end of last, and beginning of this present year, 1721

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Thomas Crawford, 1721


Title:
An account of the birth, life, and death of Judas Iscariot...


Title:
A full and true account of the birth, life, and death of Judas Iscariot...


Title:
An account of the loss of the Essex, from having been struck by a whale, in the South Seas... from the narrative of one of the survivors


Title:
An account of the sufferings and dying words, of several French Protestants: under this present persecution...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Robert Sanders, 1717


Title:
Adam Bell, Clym of the Clough, and William of Cloudeslie

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'111' is printed at the foot of the title page.
In verse.
Illustration on title page


Title:
The adventures of Robinson Crusoe, the York mariner


Title:
Fables of Æsop and others... To which is prefixed, The life of Æsop...


Title:
Æsop's fables: with his life, morals and remarks. Fitted for the meanest capacities

Book_Notes:
Woodcuts. This is the same as the edition of the same year 'Printed by Alex. Adam for the booksellers'. James Gillies has had his own name inserted in the imprint.


Title:
The afflicted parents. Or, The undutiful child punished...


Title:
The life & age of man, or, short description of the nature, rise, and fall, - according to the twelve months of the year. : To which is added, Crazy Jane, and The betray'd lover


Title:
The plebeian's alarm, on the resurrection of the Corn Bill. A poem, by John Aitken


Title:
The swinish multitude's push for reform. A poem, in three cantos, [John Aitken]


Title:
The swinish multitude's push for reform. A poem, in three cantos. By John Aitken...


Title:
Ali Baba: or The forty thieves, an interesting tale

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, [ca. 1850]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
'3.' is printed below border.
Both the illustration (a standing figure in military dress) and the typeface on the title page differ from the copy at L.C.2849(13) (a rural scene with a ruin in the background). The text is identical. StEdNL.


Title:
All the months in the year. To which are added, Bonny Mally Stewart, and, The fumbler's rant


Title:
Allan Tine O'Harrow; to which are added, Highland laddie, Bonnie wood of Craigie lea

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by W. Macnie, bookseller, [1820-1830?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
Allan Tine o' Harrow; to which are added, Jack in his element. The beds of roses


Title:
Letter to Torquil M'Tonaisgte, esq. introducing something new. By Allusio Jocularis...


Title:
The ancient and modern history of Buck-Haven in Fifeshire... By Merry Andrew at Tamtallon

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co. 10, Saltmarket, 1817

Book_Notes:
illus. - Attributed to Dougal Graham. - Fairley 182


Title:
The history of Buckhaven in Fifeshire. Containing the entertaining exploits of Wise Willie and Witty Eppie...

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers in town and country, [1815-1825?]

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


Title:
Andrew Lammie, or, Mill of Tiftie's Annie.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.


Title:
Raising the wind; or, Habbie Sympson and his wife baith deid. As originaly [sic] 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.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell & Co., 1865


Title:
The arethusa; to which is added, Auld langsyne, The child of a tar, The willow tree, and The mariners of England

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by R. Hutchison & Co., [n.d.]


Title:
Arthur M'Bride. To which are added, The bard's legacy, Fair fa' the lasses, Ca' the ewes to the knowes, and Second thoughts are best

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by T. Duncan, 159, Saltmarket, [1815-1822?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Fair fa' the lasses : Tune - Green grow the rushes, O.


Title:
Letter to James Block, esq. on the subject of his poetical effusion to the "Sooty rabble," as he is pleased to term the labouring classes of society. By Romulus Athens, esq


Title:
The French convert... To which is added, A brief account of the present severe persecutions of the French Protestants, [A. d'Auborn]


Title:
The auld wife ayont the fire; to which are added, Dennis Brulgruddery. Master Rooney Ballinafad's travels and voyage. 'Twas yes, kind sir, and I thank you too. Ah! Scotland, my country


Title:
The beautiful old song of The babes in the wood. Written by Rob. Yarrington, 1601

Imprint:
Peterhead : Printed by P. Buchan, [1816-1831?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : P. Buchan, printer, Peterhead.


Title:
The babes in the wood: being a true relation of a Norfolk gentleman and his wife, who left two children to the charge of an uncle, who dealt most wickedly with them, and how he was punished for it. To which is added, The Yorkshire beauty

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, [n.d.]


Title:
An excellent old song, The babes in the wood


Title:
The two babes in the wood. To which is added, Mucking of Geordie's byre

Imprint:
Glasgow : published, and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison, 10. Saltmarket [n.d.]


Title:
The two babes in the wood; to which is added, The Highland laddie

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1828


Title:
A relation of the fearful estate of Francis Spira. After he turned apostate from the Protestant Church to Popery. As also the miserable lives, and woeful deaths, of Mr. John Child... and Mr. George Edwards..., [Nathaniel Bacon]


Title:
A relation of the fearful state of Francis Spira. After he turned apostate from the Protestant Church to Popery..., [Nathaniel Bacon]

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed, and sold by the booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland, 1780


Title:
Bailie Nicol Jarvie's journey to Aberfoil. To which are added, St. Patrick was a gentleman, and The auld sark sleeve


Title:
Miscellaneous poems. By Alexander Baillie


Title:
The banks o' the Devon. To which are added, The land o' the leal, Despairing Mary, The thorn, Sleeping Maggie, Fair Helen, Hal the woodman


Title:
The barking barber. To which are added, Katherine Ogie, and The sailor dear

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed 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- T. Johnston, Printer.


Title:
Bartholomew Fair. The mail coach. Haud awa frae me Donald. My soldier love

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, [18--]


Title:
The saints' duty in evil times : in two sermons preached from Isa. xxvi 20. By Mr. James Renwick, Minister of the Gospel, who suffered in the Grass-Market of Edinburgh, upon the 17th day of February, 1688 ...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson,MDCCXC [1790]


Title:
The Battle of Rosline fought on the plains of Rosline, 1303. To which are added, Jack in his element: When late I wander'd.


Title:
The Battle of the Boyne; to which are added, Get up and bar the door. Carle and the King come.


Title:
The Battle of Waterloo, Homeward bound, and The gods of the Greeks


Title:
The Battle of Waterloo. To which is added, The Irish haymaker, Sleepin' Maggy, The chapter on pockets, The willow-tree, and Love and glory


Title:
Be a good boy and take care of yourself. I dream'd a dreary dream. There was an ancient fair. My father he left me a snug little cot. Allister M'Allister

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, [ca. 1825]

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


Title:
The beauties of Glasgow: to which are added, I wonder'd what he meant. Bonny Charley, The gleaners.


Title:
The Beehive or, The sips of the season. Being a choice collection, of the newest songs, now singing at all public places of amusement


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:
Bess the Gawkie [by James Muirhead]. 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:
Bess the Gawkie [by James Muirhead]. To which are added, Peggy Irvine, The legacy, and Gude news

Imprint:
Edinburgh : by J. Morren, Cowgate, [n.d.]


Title:
Betsey Baker. To which are added, Who's master, or, A fight for the breeches, York youre wanted, and Emigrants farewell

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by and for J. Neil, 17, Bazar, 1829

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Betsey Baker : Air - "Push about the jorum." As sung by Mr. Potts, Theatrical Pavillion, Glasgow.
Who's master? or, A fight for the breeches : Sung by Mr. Potts, Theatrical Pavilion, Glasgow.
York, yo'ure wanted : Air


Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by Lumsden & Son at their Toy Book Manufactory, [n.d.]


Title:
The Song of Solomon. : Called, The Song of songs. Translated into English meeter, and fitted to be sung with any of the common tunes of the Psalms

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Robert Sanders, 1716


Title:
Bide ye yet. In winter when the rain rain'd cauld. Variety is charming. How stands the glass around. O Jeanie there's naething to fear ye


Title:
A biographical sketch of the life and labours of... the Rev. James Hall D.D. of the United Secession Church, Broughton-Place Meeting-House, Edinburgh

Imprint:
Paisley : by G. Caldwell for G. Dalzell, 1827


Title:
An alarm to careless sinners, Sabbathbreakers, and slothful ministers... by Mr. John Bisset...

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed for Alex. Ross travelling bookseller, 1789


Title:
A soliloquy on the soul. By Mr. Thomas Black... To which is added, A meditation, wrote a little before the author's death


Title:
The Roman nobleman and cruel blackamoor in the wood. An ancient ballad


Title:
The blackamoor of the wood. Being a tragical end of a gallant lord and virtuous lady; together with the untimely death of their two children...

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by W. Macnie, [1820-1830?]


Title:
Black-ey'd Susan's garland, in four parts

Imprint:
Edinburgh : for the Company of Flying Stationers, [n.d.]


Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate. [n.d.]


Title:
Hints to the disaffected "sooty rabble," on their day of meeting, in order to petition for a reform in Parliament. By James Block, esq., place-hunter...


Title:
Hints to the disaffected "sooty rabble," on their day of meeting, in order to petition for a reform in Parliament. By James Block, esq. place-hunter


Title:
The blythesome bridal. Rail no more. A mile aboon Dundee. Bid ye yet. Some say kissing's a sin

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

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


Title:
The boast of Old Gaul. To which are added The waterman's lamentation. The spotted cow. Fair Susanna


Title:
The bold dragoon. Gin I had a wee house. Paddy's legacy. Why, soldiers, why. The lassie I loe best of a, O wha's at my chaumber door. Yarrow


Title:
The bold hairy cap, also, The king's advice to his son, A humorous medley, and The pleasures of love


Title:
Bonnie Jean, You've surely heard of famous Neil, Matrimonial happiness, Fairfa' the lasses, and Up in the morning early

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1818

Book_Notes:
You've surely heard of famous Neil = Neil Gow's farewell.


Title:
The bonnie lass o' Bennachie; to which is added Oh! gin I was faur Gadie rins!

Imprint:
Fintray : Printed for the booksellers, MDCCCLXXXV. [1885]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Contains musical score: treble clef vocal lines in standard notation.


Title:
Bonny Barbara Allan; to which are added, Yarrow braes, The hills of the Highlands, The lassie I lo'e best of a', Bessie Bell and Mary Gray, O meikle thinks my love


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


Title:
Bonny Johnnie Lowrie; to which are added, Whistle, and I'll come to you, The highland laddie, Love and glory, Gloomy winter's come again, Tam Glen, The banks of the Devon

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed for the booksellers, [n.d.]


Title:
The bonny lass of Banaphie; to which is added, The banks of Clyde.


Title:
The bonny lass of Calder Braes. To which are added The pleasures of the primrose bank, Invitation to a country wedding, The silly young maid, The tell tale.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, 1806

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
The lass of Calder braes : Tune - Logan Water.


Title:
The book of the Lamentations of Charles, the son of James, for the loss of the battle of Culloden, to which is annexed his farewell speech, to a general council of the rebels...


Title:
Borough reform, from a letter to a friend, with hints to the trades to incorporate themselves...

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neilson for R. Smith, [n.d.]


Title:
Worm Jacob threshing the mountains: a sermon, preached on a sacramental occasion. By... Thomas Boston...


Title:
Worm Jacob threshing the mountains: a sermon preached on a sacramental occasion. By... Thomas Boston...


Imprint:
Glasgow : Published, and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co. 10, Saltmarket, 1817


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

Imprint:
Dumfries : C. M'Lachlan for John Sinclair, [n.d.]


Title:
A brief relation of the adventures of Bamfylde Moore Carew, who was far more than forty years king of the beggars

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


Title:
Britain's timely remembrancer: or, A warning from heaven to vile sinners on earth. Being Mr. Brightly's last sermon, which he preached in his shroud... To which is added, An account of the holy life of Mr. Richard Brightly...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed in the Saltmarket, [n.d.]


Title:
The British Neptune; or, Convivial songster: being a collection of the newest and most approved songs now singing at the several places of public amusement...


Title:
Dying advices to the Associate congregation at Haddington. By... John Brown...


Title:
Two short catechisms mutually connected; the questions of the former being generally supposed and omitted in the latter... By John Brown...

Imprint:
Glasgow : by William Smith for William Anderson in Stirling, 1782


Title:
Christ's napkin; : a sermon preached in Kirkcudbright at the communion. / By that famous flower of the church, Mr. Samuel Rutherford

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, MDCCXCVI [1796]


Title:
A narrative of the battles of Drumclog and Bothwell Bridge... By Thomas Brownlee, Laird of Torfoot... With an appendix...

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for William Duncan; and sold by all the booksellers, 1823


Title:
Narrative of the battles of Drumclog, and Bothwell Bridge... By the Laird of Torfoot...


Title:
A sermon preached at the opening of the synod of Perth and Stirling... 1735. By... John Bruce...

Imprint:
Edinburgh : by Thomas Lumisden and John Robertson for John Traill, 1735


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


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


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

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neilson for G. Caldwell, [ca.1820]


Title:
The old Scots tragical song, of Sir James the Rose

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed for the booksellers, [ca. 1835?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Printer possibly E. Johnston.


Title:
The old Scottish tragical ballad of Sir James the Rose


Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by W. Macnie, bookseller, [1820-1830?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Woodcut on title page.
Author from 'The mainstream companion to Scottish literature' by T. Royle.


Title:
The Buchan sangster: containing Bloody Dundee; Your ain fireside; The blue peat-reek; The love o' barleybree; and The hare amo' the corn

Imprint:
[Fintray] : Printed for the booksellers, 1871

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence.
Bloody Dundee : Tune - Bonnie Dundee.
Your ain fireside : Tune - Kelvin Grove.
The blue peat-reek : Tune - Afton Water.
The love o' barleybree : Tune - Aiken Drum.
T


Title:
Bundle and go; to which are added, Donald and Mary, The wonders, Sweet Kitty o' the Clyde


Title:
The pilgrim's progress, from this world to that which is to come. Delivered under the similitude of a dream.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by Orr and Sons, Brunswick St, [ca. 1840]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
'43' is printed beneath the imprint.
21 woodcuts with a very abbreviated text.


Title:
Rest for a wearied soul: or The pilgrim at his jouney's [sic] end. Being the last legacy of Mr. John Bunyan... to his children...


Title:
The riches of Christ: or, The glorious treasure of heavenly joys... By J. Bunyan


Title:
Aloway Kirk; or, Tam O'Shanter: a tale..., [Robert Burns]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Four-line verse on title page.


Imprint:
Paisley : Printed for G. Caldwell, Jun. bookseller, 69, High-Street, 1825

Book_Notes:
On title page : Of brownyis and of bogilis full is this book. Gawin Douglas.
In verse.


Title:
The comical story of Thrummy Cap and the ghaist

Imprint:
Dundee : Printed for the booksellers [n.d.]


Title:
The comical story of Thrummy Cap and the ghaist. To which is added the Highland story of Donald and his dog, [John Burness]

Book_Notes:
Attributed to John Burness.
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
In verse.


Title:
Thrummy Cap: a tale. To which are added, Young Whip Stitch, and The gig demolished, [John Burness]

Book_Notes:
The gig demolished, by Anna Letitia Barbauld


Title:
Thrummy Cap and the ghaist, a diverting tale. To which are added, Young Whipstitch, and The gig demolished

Book_Notes:
Colophon: J. Neilson, printed, Paisley. - The gig demolished, by Anna Letitia Barbauld.


Title:
Extempore verses on dining with Lord Daer, accompanied with a prose letter to a friend. By Robert Burns, the Ayrshire poet. And The dominie depos'd; or, Some reflections on his intrigue with a young lass. [Parts I and II]. By William Forbes…


Title:
Holy Willie's prayer, Letter to John Goudie, Kilmarnock, and six favourite songs, viz. Duncan Gray, The lass that made the bed to me, A man's a man for a' that, Of a' the airts the win' can blaw, Now westlin winds, I gaed a waefu' gate yestreen. By Robert Burns, the Ayrshire poet

Imprint:
Glasgow : Chapman and Lang for Stewart & Meikle, [1799?]

Book_Notes:
This is not the same as the edition described in Egerer 41


Title:
The Inventory. By Robert Burns, the Ayrshire poet. The dominie depos'd, (concluded), Lines in the Palace of Scone, The comforts of marriage, and The plundered lark, &c

Imprint:
Glasgow : by Chapman & Lang for Stewart & Meikle, [1799]


Title:
The jolly beggars; or, Tatterdemallions. A cantata. By Robert Burns, the Ayrshire poet. To which are added, Lines on wrangling, The wish, and The lady's choice, [Robert Burns]

Imprint:
Glasgow : by Chapman and Lang for Stewart & Meikle, [1799]

Book_Notes:
Egerer 39. - First edition of The jolly beggars. - This is the second of the Stewart & Meikle tracts


Title:
The kirk's alarm: a satire. A letter to a taylor, The deil's awa' wi' the exciseman, The holy toolzie, and Holy Willie's epitaph, &c. &c. By Robert Burns, the Ayrshire poet

Imprint:
Glasgow : by Chapman & Lang for Thomas Stewart, [1799?]

Book_Notes:
This is not the same as the edition described in Egerer 40


Title:
Address to the people of Scotland, respecting Francis Grose, esq; the British antiquarian. By Robert Burns, the Ayrshire poet. To which are added, Verses on seeing the ruins of an ancient magnificent structure [by R.G.]


Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell & Co., 2 New St., [ca. 1860?]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and examination of text and style.


Title:
An unco mournfu tale. To which is added, The antiquarian. By Robert Burns

Book_Notes:
8vo. - Egerer 33. - This is the first of the pamphlets containing much important original work of Burns which were printed by Stewart & Meikle.


Title:
Reasons for a toleration to the episcopal clergie; and objections against it answer'd, [Robert Calder]


Title:
Good news to Scotland. A sermon preached in the parish of Carluke, in Clydsdale, upon the 8th day of July, 1680. By... Richard Cameron. To which is added an acrostick upon his name, by a true lover of his memory...

Book_Notes:
Preface and acrostic are signed by William Wilson and dated 1740.


Title:
The triumphs of love: containing, the surprising adventures, accidents, and misfortunes that many persons have encountered in the eager pursuit of their amorous inclinations. In fifteen pleasant relations or histories... Written originally in French by P. Camus... Translated by R.B. gent


Imprint:
Paisley : J. Neilson jun. for R. Smith, 1819


Title:
A sermon preached after the renovation of the National Covenant, and celebration of the Lord's Supper at Glasgow... 1638. By... Andrew Cant...


Title:
A sermon preached on the XXX day of January 1703 at Edinburgh, by M.A.C., [Andrew Cant]


Title:
Captain Barnwell, a love song. To which is added, The bribed lawyers


Title:
Captain Ward and the Rainbow. To which are added, Chloe's kisses, and Harvest home.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by C. Randall, [n.d.]


Title:
Captain Wedderburn's courtship. To which is added, The wandering boy.


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, [n.d.]


Title:
The chapter on donkies; to which are added, Youth and bloom, Ellen of the Dee, and Hal, the woodman


Title:
Fly not yet. Hooly and fairly. Life is like a summer flower. Bide ye yet. Mary, I believ'd thee true


Title:
The Christians daily practice of piety: or, Holy walking with God. As also, Scripture rules to be observed in buying and selling...

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Reprinted ... by the Heirs and Successors of Andrew Anderson, 1698


Title:
The Christians daily practice of piety: or, Holy walking with God...


Title:
The Shorter catechism of the Reverend Assembly of Divines, with the proofs thereof out of the Scriptures...


Title:
Meditations upon the love of Christ, in the redemption of elect-sinners. Written by... Hugh Clark...


Title:
The Clydesdale wedding; to which are added, The legacy, The minstrel boy, When Jess and I the world began, The sacred isle


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


Title:
A collection of new songs. : Containing Ben Backstay. Begone dull care. The heaving of the lead. The death of Sally Roy. Nobody coming to marry me. Tom Starboard

Imprint:
Workington : Printed by John Foster, Portland-square, 1813


Title:
Collection of new songs. The bloody gardener. The sailor's return to his sweetheart. The quaker's courtship

Imprint:
Newcastle : G. Angus (printer), [ca.1820]


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


Title:
A collection of popular songs: viz. Glasgow volunteers, Description of a fair, Queen Mary's lamentation, The maid who tends the goats [by William Dudgeon]


Title:
A collection of popular songs, viz. The mug of porter, Fair Margaret's misfortunes, Johnny Bluster's wife, The spinning wheel


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

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, [n.d.]


Title:
Fun upon fun: or Leper, the Tailor. In two parts, with a selection of entertaining anecdotes.

Book_Notes:
Title page includes illustration showing man in tall conical hat writing while flanked by two other men.
'34' printed at foot of title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Variant exists without '34' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : L.C.2848(7)


Book_Notes:
Colophon: J. Neilson, printer, Paisley. - Attributed to Dougal Graham. - Not in Fairley


Title:
The comical history of Simple John, and his twelve misfortunes:


Title:
The comical history of Simple John, and his twelve misfortunes...

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by William Macnie, 1828

Book_Notes:
Attributed to Dougal Graham. - Fairley 267


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.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, [ca. 1850?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page of man carrying scythe.
There is a variant with '21.' printed at the foot of the title page. 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 comical sayings of Pady from Cork, with his coat button'd behind. Being an elegant conference between English Tom and Irish Teague: with Pady's catechism, his opinion of Purgatory, the state of the dead; and his supplication when a mountain sailor. To which is added, A creed for all Romish believers.

Imprint:
Printed for J. Gillies, bookseller, Glasgow

Book_Notes:
Attributed to Dougal Graham. - Fairley 170


Title:
The Water Warbler: containing The Cogie; The Pleasure Trip; The Rinderpest; The Clear, Cooling Wave; and the Sang O' The Unemployed.

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed for the booksellers, [18--]


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 L.C.2849(3) and L.C.2852.A(15) ’The water drinker’ is the final work. StEdNL. 
’16.’ is printed at the foot of the title page.


Title:
Comin' thro' the rye. A lassie lives by yonder burn. We've a' noddin'. Thou hast left me ever. My native Highland home. Dainty Davie. The thorn. Naebody.


Title:
The constant shepherd, The youthful lover, A new broom sweeps clean, and The lover's summons


Title:
The constant swain. To which are added, The plowman's ditty. One parting kiss. Beauty's blossom


Title:
The convent bell, to which are added, Song [The blue-eyes lassie] by Burns, Captain Thunderbolt's intrigue, Cupid the plough boy


Title:
The copy of a letter from a sailor, on board the Royal Refuge, commanded by the truly Right Honourable Lord Emanuel, to his friend, giving an account of his ship's sailing to Mount Zion...


Title:
A correct account of the life, confession, and execution of Willm. Burke, who was executed at Edinburgh on Wednesday, 28 Jan. 1829.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed and sold by G. Caldwell, No. 2, New Street, [1829?]

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


Title:
In the appeal of Hugh Craig, esq., elder in the High Church, and one of the magistrates of Kilmarnock, against a sentence of the Presbytery of Irvine, confirmed by the Synod of Glasgow and Ayr


Title:
The cruel father's tragedy; or, The loyal lover's downfall. To which are added, The Scots medley

Book_Notes:
In the text the second item has title: Cocky Bendy


Title:
Cruel murder committed by Robert Johnstone, on the body of Miss Jane Henderson, near Rosevale village on the banks of the Humber, a few miles from Hull, on Saturday, 27th June,1863.

Imprint:
[Paisley?] : Printed for the booksellers, 1863

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


Title:
Culloden-Day, an old song. To which are added, Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled. Neil Gow's farewel to whisky. Scotia's sons. Native highland home. Farewel to Eliza

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

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


Title:
Cumhadh do dh'Iarla Earraghaidhail. Cuir a chinn dilis, tharum do lamh

Imprint:
[Inveraray] : Printed for and sold by the publisher, Inverary, [ca. 1815]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Probably printed by by Thomas Duncan in Glasgow, with an Inveraray imprint, for Paruig Tuainer, (Peter Turner) a chapman, and sold throughout the Highlands.

Subject_Name:
Argyll, Archibald Campbell, Earl of, 1629-1685


Title:
Cupid wounded! or The mischievous bee; a collection of entire new songs sung at all the places of public amusement


Title:
A curious catechish, found in an odd corner, giving a detail of the cause of the present distresses, and their probable remedies. Also, a copy of a petition from the grave-diggers, against temperance societies


Title:
The dairy maid; or, Vocal miscellany. Being a collection of choice songs, Scots and English. With a variety of toasts and sentiments

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold by A. Robertson, 1784


Title:
Hocus pocus; or, The whole art of legerdemain in perfection... Written by H. Dean

Imprint:
Glasgow : by A. Napier for R. Hutchison & Co., 1817


Title:
An account of the last words of Christian Kerr, who dyed at Edinburgh on the fourth of February 1702, in the eleventh year of her age... By Mr. Archibald Deans...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Robert Sanders, 1703


Title:
Dearest Helen, to which is added, The butcher's frolic, or, the affrighted taylor, The thistle, and Ianthe the lovely

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published, and sold, wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co. Saltmarket, [1804-1819?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
The thistle : Tune - Sprig of shillelah.


Title:
The death of Bill Jones; a tale of terror

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published, and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co. 10, Saltmarket, 1816


Title:
The life and adventures of Robinson Crusoe

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1852


Title:
The delights of the spring. Being a choice collection of songs...


Title:
True Christian love. To be sung with any of the common tunes of the Psalms, [David Dickson]

Imprint:
Edinburgh : by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 1680

Book_Notes:
12mo. - Cf. Wing D1411. This edition not in Wing


Title:
True Christian love. To be sung with any of the common tunes of the Psalms..., [David Dickson]

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Robert Sanders, 1700


Title:
The distracted sailor! The maid's lament, for her drown'd lover. The young man's wish. The perplex'd virgin


Title:
Dolly Diggins. To which is added The maid of Lodi. My wife has ta'en the gee. The woodpecker. Up in the morning early


Title:
A treatise concerning the Lords Supper... By Tho. Doolittle


Title:
The door of salvation open'd... By D.J. minister of the Gospel


Title:
The drunken tar of Sunderland, and The sweet Irish girl


Title:
Christ's care of his people under afflicting dispensations. : Two sermons preached on the seventeenth day of August, 1662, from Matthew XIV. 24, 25, 26. By Mr William Guthrie, author of the Trial of a saving interest in Christ, and Minister of the Gospel at Finwick

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed  by Jand& M. Robertson, MDCCXCVI [1796]


Title:
The Duke of Gordon's daughters; to which is added, The challenge


Title:
The Duke of Gordon's three daughters; to which are added Jem of Aberdeen and The bonny House o' Airly

Imprint:
Fintray : Printed for the booksellers, [1870-1885?]

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


Title:
Dunois. O let me in this ae night. Pray Goody. Lash'd to the helm. The rush light


Title:
The entertaining story teller. Jeremy Diddler; or, Love at first sight. The rivals, a sketch from life. Geordie, or The professor of signs

Imprint:
Kirkintilloch : William M'Millan, [18--]


Title:
Lilly's Erra-Pater, or, New prognostication... With most excellent and approved rules for preserving the body in health. To which is added, sundry... observations in physick and husbandry... To which is subjoin'd, An exact account of all the fairs within the Kingdom of Scotland...


Title:
The plant of renown. Being two sermons... preached by... Ebenezer Erskine...

Imprint:
Edinburgh : by Alexander Alison for David Duncan, 1738


Title:
The believer's dowry: or, A poem upon Isaiah 54. 5. Thy Maker is they husband...


Title:
The comer's conflict: or, The beginner's battle with the devil... In some discourses... at Kinglassie... 1735. By... Ralph Erskine...


Title:
Evan's Sketch of all religions, abridged, exhibiting a concise view of the different sects and denominations into which the Christian world is divided [John Evans]

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1851


Title:
A Protestant catechism; shewing the principal errors of the Church of Rome. Republished with the addition of a variety of facts, authorities, and arguments..., [John Ewart]


Title:
Six excellent new songs. : I The new way of hooly & fairly. II. The ladies napkin. III. The favourite air of my Jocky. IV. The young man's lamentation. V. The criple of Cornwall. VI. The friar

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Entered according to order, [17--]


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:
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


Title:
An excellent garland, containing four choice songs. The battle of the Sherriff-Muir. The betrayed lover. Tom and Sally. Dear Susanna. The lover's summons

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Printed and sold by M. Randall, [n.d.]]


Title:
An excellent garland: containing The cries of London, and the favourite song of Captain Ward


Title:
An excellent new song, called, The smugglers and the gaugers. To which are added, Farewel to Coalsnaughton, and The smuggler's escape

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 smugglers and the gaugers : Air - Bonnets sae blue.
Farewel to Coalsnaughton : Air


Title:
An excellent new song, called, The sprig of shilale, &c. To which are added, The soldier's dream. The girl of my heart. the bay of Biscay, O! Tam Glen.

Imprint:
Stirling, : Printed in this present year., [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from external evidence.
Printer possibly Charles Randall.


Title:
The excellent old Scottish song of The blaeberry courtship; to which is added The crook and plaid

Imprint:
[Fintray] : Printed for the booksellers, [1870-1885?]

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 text block differs from the copy at L.C.2830(20) and there is a semi colon in the title after 'courtship'.


Title:
Executions in Scotland from the year 1600 up to the present time. Also, a sketch of the life of the Newgate executioner, Wm. Calcraft.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, MDCCCLIII. [1853]


Title:
Extracts from the life of Thomas Paine, (author of the "Age of Reason.")

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed for the booksellers, 1822 (on back page : J. Neilson, printer.)


Title:
The extraordinary life and adventures of James Reid, the unfortunate convict... With a serious advice to all young men and women. To which is now added, An excellent new song

Book_Notes:
The song is: J.C.'s lament for the lass of the ship Union


Title:
The face of our King is the picture for me, to which are added, Jamie Gay on the River Tweed, Buxom Nan of Dover, and Molly Malone


Title:
Fair Margaret's misfortunes; or, Sweet William's dream on his wedding night... To which are added, The blue-ey'd lassie [by Robert Burns], Captain Mullegan, and, The day returns [by Robert Burns]


Title:
Fair widow, are ye wauking. O I hae lost my silken snood. Madame Jane. When merry hearts were gay. The Irish fisherman


Title:
The faithless captain; or The betry'd virgin.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, 1805


Title:
The famous history of Valentine and Orson.

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


Title:
The famous negro robber, and terror of Jamaica, or The history and adventures of Jack Mansong.

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


Title:
The farewell, When o'er the hill the Eastern star [by Robert Burns], Come, my love, Raving winds around her blowing [by Robert Burns], and No hope, no comfort near me


Title:
The farmer's son. To which are added, Fair Jenny, or, The new way of pease strae. Comin' thro' the rye


Title:
The fisherman's garland; or, The cruel knight. In four parts...


Title:
Five excellent new songs, The beautiful markets of Edinburgh. The heaving of the lead. Peggy Bawn. Britain's prosperity. And Old Adam

Imprint:
Edinburgh : by J. Robinson [?Robertson, n.d.]


Title:
Five excellent new songs. Findhorn Bridge. The farmers and meal-mongers lamentation for the downfall of the markets. Logan Braes. The answer to Logan Braes. The last guinea


Title:
Five excellent songs. The flower o' Dumblane. The yellow hair'd laddie. The meeting of the waters. Life is like a summer flower. Bruce's address

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Printed and sold wholesale and retail, by J M'Nairn, [1820-1837?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.


Title:
Five excellent songs. National song. When danger threats. Three cheers for reform. Death of Abercrombie. The cause of reform

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Printed and sold wholesale and retail, by J M'Nairn, [1820-1832?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and internal evidence.
The cause of reform : Tune - Blue bonnets over the border.
Three cheers for reform : Air - Bob and John.


Title:
Five excellent songs. Old Towler. Pease-strae. Blythe was she. Fairest of the fair. We'll meet beside the dusky glen.

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by J. M'Nairn, [1820-1837?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
'No. 9.' is printed at the top of the title page.


Title:
Five excellent songs, Woo'd and marry'd and a', Roslin Castle, Answer to Roslin Castle, The sailors farewell, The wayward wife


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


Title:
Five favourite songs. Royal Charlie. John Anderson my jo. Whistle and I'll come to you my lad. Love and glory. Nobody coming to marry me


Title:
Five favourite songs. The triumph of reform. While o'er the rising moon. The burial of Sir John Moore. The pigeon. Dinna ask me gin I lo'e ye.

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Printed for the booksellers, by J. M'Nairn, [1832?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal evidence.
First song concerns the passing of the Parliamentary Reform Act, 1832.

Subject_Name:
Moore, John, Sir, 1761-1809 Death and burial.


Title:
Five new songs. Jockey's far awa' with The answer. The queen's return. Begone dull care, and The bewildered maid


Title:
Five new song [sic]. The lass of Glenshee. My dear Highland laddie [by Tannahill]. Lady and her footman. Manchester massace [sic]. The soldier's gratitude


Title:
Five songs. Abraham Newland. The three brothers of Dundee. The birken tree. The harper of Mull. The lass o' Ballochmyle.

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Printed and sold wholesale and retail, by J. M'Nairn, [1820-1837?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
There is a variant with 'Newman' in place of 'Newland' on the title page. The text is identical. StEdNL : L.C.2858(24).


Title:
Five songs, The girl I left behind me, Tullochgorum, The flowers of Edinburgh, The ploughman lad, A hunting song


Title:
Five songs. The mariners of England. The lammie. Willie brew'd a peck o' maut. Tweed Side. Gramachree Molly


Title:
Four excellent new songs viz. Captain Thunderbolt's intrigue. Britain's glory. The breeches on. Jamie Gay


Title:
Four excellent new songs; I, The cruel knight. II, An advice to married men. III, Dr. Sea's harangue. IV, The bonny highland man

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold in Niddery's Wynd, 1779


Title:
Four excellent new songs called Death of Parker. The silly drummer. The seige of Belisle. The banished soldier

Imprint:
Dumfries : Printed by C. M'Lachlan for John Sinclair, [n.d.]


Title:
Four excellent new songs, Dyster's mistake. The Tipperary beauty. Mary Neal. Banks of the Bawn

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

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


Title:
Four excellent new songs, viz. Feyther and I. O dear, ladies I have plenty. The wig, the hat, and the cane. Free gardeners

Imprint:
Edinburgh : J. Robertson (printer), [n.d.]


Title:
Four excellent new songs. Entitled I. The golden glove. II. The poor man's looking glass. III. The County of Cavin [sic]. IV. The young man's declaration.

Imprint:
[Glasgow? Aberdeen?] : [James Chalmers?], Printed in June 18...[damage to book obscures full imprint]


Title:
Four excellent new songs, Jeany Diver, Lord Douglas's tragedy, Highland Mary, Captain O'Kaine


Title:
Four excellent new songs, viz. John Barleycorn, The distressed lover, The deceived batchelor, Young Colin


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'


Title:
Four excellent new songs. The soldier's return. The foggy dew. The betrayed lovers. Weel may we a' be


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

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed by T. Johnston, [n.d.]


Title:
Four excellent old songs, called, Bessy Bell & Mary Gray, with the history of the ballad. The valiant Scotsmen, Burns' Honest man, Birks of Invermay

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse and prose.


Title:
Four excellent songs. Covent Garden. New way of Calder Fair. Mrs. burns, lament. Not to think of a man


Title:
Four excellent songs. Home, sweet home. Up and warn a' Willie. Royal Charlie. The piper o' Dundee

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
'No. 13.' is printed at the top of the title page.

Subject_Name:
Charles Edward, Prince, grandson of James II, King of England, 1720-17


Title:
Four excellent songs. Kate Mooney's portion. When John and me were married. Kenmure's on and awa'. Gow's farewell to shisky

Imprint:
Newton=Stewart : Printed, and sold wholesale and retail, by J. M'Nairn, [1820-1837?]


Title:
Four excellent songs. What are you at? What are you after. Whistle o'er the lave o't. The maid of Erin. O for ane an'twenty

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Printed for the booksellers, by J. M'Nairn, [n.d.]


Title:
Four interesting tales. A singular adventure. The robber. The red nose. The Newfoundland dog.

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


Title:
Four new songs. The Armagh tragedy. Sally's gardens. Lord Douglas' tragedy. Cupid's plough boy. The bonny hawthorn

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

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


Title:
Four new songs. Daft Jamie. The two emigrants. The lea rig. Irish hafts for English blades

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by J. M'Nairn, [1829-1837?]

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


Title:
Four new songs. Jamie Reilly and Cooleen Bawn. The emigrant's farewel. Kebbuckstone wedding. The Arethusa frigate


Title:
Four new songs, Waterloo. The sailor and his miss. The lass of Livingston. The Yorkshire-man in Lunnon

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, [181-]


Title:
Four popular songs, viz:- Alice Gray. My mither men't my auld breeks. Will the weaver, and O wat ye wha's in yon town

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by E. Johnstone, bookseller, [ca. 1835?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.


Title:
Four songs. The adventurous sailor. Lary O'Lash'em. The land of shillellah. The restoration of the Bourbons


Title:
Four songs. And sae will we yet [by Walter Watson]. The hills of Traquair. Ha'e you seen in the calm dewy morning. Bruce's address [by Robert Burns]

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : for the booksellers, [n.d.]


Title:
Four songs. Annandale Robin. The blue eyed lassie. The birks of Aberfeldy. For a' that and a' that.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
'No. 5.' is printed at the top of the title page.


Title:
Four songs. The battle of Sherra-Moor. Ayrshire naebody. Young man's lamentation. Glasgow lassie

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed for the booksellers, [n.d.]


Title:
Four songs. Bonnet so blue. Lass gin ye lo'e me tell me now. Johny's grey breeks. Jolly beggar


Title:
Four songs. The Braes of Bewhither. The London merchant's daughter. Pretty Peggy Irvine. The drunkard reformed


Title:
Four songs. Bundle and go. The Middlesex Flora. Willie o' Campsie. The red, red rose


Title:
Four songs. Crazy Jean. Death of Crazy Jean. Dougal creature's giving an account o' hersel'. Auld lang syne


Title:
Four songs. The flower of Caledonia. Female coachman. Maid of Ryegate. The banks of a river


Title:
Four songs. The flower o' Dumblain. The answer, or, Jessie's marriage. The disappointed wife. The maid full of care


Title:
Four songs, The flower o' Dumblane. Charming Andrew Carr. The Exeter shepherdess. The gift o' wooing o't


Title:
Four songs. The golden glove, with the Answer. The life of Poor Jack. Alaster M'Alister. The wandering sailor


Title:
Four songs. The happy farmer. The wounded farmer's son. My Nannie, O. Jockey's far awa


Title:
Four songs. Love and brandy. Albion - the pride of the sea. Ther periwinkle. Macbeth and the gipsies


Title:
Four songs. Over the hills to Traquire. My native Caledonia. Royal Charlie. The queen's lament

Book_Notes:
Text title of first song: The Traquire shephards. Text title of last song: Queen Caroline's lament


Title:
Four songs. The pretty plough boy. Courting too slow. Three drunken maidens. The love sick sailor


Title:
Four songs. The Ulstershir tragedy, or, The farmer's son. Banks of Levan Water. How fair is the rose. The highland lad [= John Highlandman, by Robert Burns]


Title:
Four songs. Youghal harbour. The exciseman. British bravery. Maid of Marlivale

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed for the booksellers, [1815-1820?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.


Title:
The way to wealth; or Poor Richard's maxims improved, &c., [Benjamin Franklin]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'143.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Illustration on title page.
Attributed to Benjamin Franklin


Title:
The free & accepted Mason, Earl Ainsly's garland, The maid of the mill, and The Bay of Biscay


Title:
The garb of Old Gaul. New song, to the tune of the Lee rig. Summer was smiling (Auld Robin Gray), and Let us range together

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
In the garb of old Gaul : Tune - The highland march.
O will I come : Tune - The lee rig.


Title:
The gentle shepherd; to which is added, The Saldana, and We fly in vain

Imprint:
Glasgow : by R. Hutchison and Co., [n.d.]


Title:
Gibby and the ghaist!!! An excellent Scotish poem

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

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


Title:
The ghaist, a favorite old Scots poem. By R. F. To which is added, Rab the Rhymer's Welcome to his bastard wean [= Address to an illegitimate child, by Robert Burns]

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for and sold by James Dymock, [n.d.]


Title:
Gill Morice and Lord Barnara's lady, a lamentable old Scots ballad

Imprint:
Greenock : Printed by William Scott, [n.d.]


Title:
Gill Morice's tragedy. Who was unfortunately killed by Lord Barnard his stepfather. An old Scots ballad

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neilson for George Caldwell, [n.d.]


Title:
The mournful tragedy of Gill Morice, an old Scotch ballad


Title:
Glasgow Bazar; to which are added, The fair maid in Bedlam, Royal Robe, and Toby Philpot


Title:
Gloomy winter's now awa [by Robert Tannahill]. To which are added, Come let us prepare. Joseph Tuck, or Jack of all trades

Book_Notes:
Come let us prepare = The Free Mason's song


Title:
The golden bull, or Crafty princess. An ancient ballad


Title:
The golden dreamer; or, Dreams realised, containing the interpretation of a great variety of dreams

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, [n.d.]

Book_Notes:
Books 285, 402 and 534 carry same final disclaimer.


Title:
The goldfinch: a new collection of five favourite songs, called, 1. Prison-music: or the debtor's welcome to the jail. 2. The flower of Edinburgh. 3. The pretty young seaman. 4. The old Scotch blue bonnet. 5. Lovely Jockey woo'd me


Title:
Good news to Britain, concerning peace and plenty: being an account of the wonderful manner in which these things were revealed to Mr. William Edwards, a farmer, near the town of Maidstone in Kent...


Title:
The Gosport tragedy, or, The perjur'd ship carpenter


Title:
The Gosport tragedy: or, Perjur'd ship-carpenter. To which is added, My only jo an' dearie O.


Title:
The gown of green, Nell of Pinky-House, A hunting song, Woo'd and marry'd


Title:
Grinning made easy; or, Funny Dick's unrivalled collection of ... jests, jokes, bulls, puns, epigrams, &c. With many other descriptions of wit and humour


Title:
Grog. Row, brothers, row. On a bank of flowers. Here's to the soger wha bled. Lovely Jean.


Title:
Two sermons preached by Mr. William Guthry, minister of the Gospel, at Finnick... 1662


Title:
Two sermons preached by Mr. William Guthry minister of the Gospel at Finnick


Title:
The life and adventures of David Haggart. Written by himself, while under sentence of death; with an account of his execution.

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


Title:
The hallow Fair; to which are added, Bauldy Baird, The roses blaw, Sweet Kitty o' the Clyde, Sandy and Jenny


Title:
Hark away. The boys of Kilkenny. The land of delight. The plowman. Love in the horrors.


Title:
Heavens glory, and hells horror; or, The parable of Dives and Lazarus opened and applyed... By J[ohn] H[art]...


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

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, By W. Macnie, bookseller, [1820-1830?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Woodcut on title page of two men fighting with swords.
Decorative band above title on p. [2].
Upper case 'B' in 'By' in imprint.
This is a different issue from the copies at StEdNL : L.C.2873(20), L.C.2876.A(15), L.C.2887(3), Hall.197.h.1(25), NG.1170.i.9(3), NG.1170.i.9(4) and NG.1170.i.9(5).


Title:
He comes from the wars. Love's young dream [by Thomas Moore]. A soldiers gratitude. Father Paul. My fond shepherds. King David was a soldier

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the bookselle[rs], [ca. 1825]


Title:
Highland Harry; to which are added, The braes o' Gleniffer, The Highland widow, Jeanie's black e'e, Jamie o' the glen, My wife's a winsome wee thing, The rosy brier.


Title:
The Highland pipers advice to drinkers. To which are added Home, sweet home. Wallace's lament. Connel and Flora. Here is the glen. Oh hey Johny lad, and Charlie is my darling

Book_Notes:
Also contains: March to the battle field.


Title:
A Highlandman's adventures, Tweedside. This ae night. With her answer, and Wha wadna be in love

Book_Notes:
The Turnimspike, attributed to Dougal Graham. - Tweedside - old verses. - O let me in this ae night, and O tell nae me of wind and rain, by Burns


Title:
Hills o' Gallowa; to which are added, Last May a braw wooer [by Burns], Green grow the rashes, O [by Burns], Sweet the rose blaws

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Also contains: Sic a wife as Willie had, by Burns.


Title:
The history and adventures of that famous negro robber, 3 Finger'd Jack, the terror of Jamaica

Imprint:
Falkirk Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1822


Title:
The history and comical transactions of Lothian Tom. In six parts.

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed and sold in Niddery's Wynd,, 1775.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
P. [9] consists of a second title page for parts IV - VI.
There are two subsidiary title pages: Number II. Which contains the IV., V. and VI parts of The comical transactions [sic] of Lothian Tom. 1777; The last number of the comical transactions of Lothian Tom. Which contains a dialogue betwixt Tom and Pady about their questions, and Tom's song. - Attributed to Dougal Graham. - Fairley 56. - Also contains: Pady's new catechism. - Pady's humble petition or supplication. - Pady's creed for Romish believers. - The plowman's glory; or, Tom's song.
There is at least 1 incomplete work in this volume 'Pady's new catechism'. StEdNL


Title:
The comical transactions of Lothian Tom...

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed for the booksellers, 1822

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Fairley 64.


Title:
The history of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, embellished with cuts; to which is added An account of Jonah's mission to the Ninevites.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
'42' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with '2 P' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : H.17.d.56(4).

Subject_Name:
Abraham (Biblical patriarch)
Isaac (Biblical patriarch)
Jacob (Bibli


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 strict honesty and integrity.

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


Title:
History of Cinderella, or The little glass slipper

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
P. [24] consists of a one-page advertisment for other titles in this, and other series.


Title:
History of Dr. Faustus shewing his wicked life and horrid death…

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Variant exists without '119' printed beneath the imprint.


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


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'62.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with 'vii 3' printed bottom right of the title page. StEdNL : Mas.618(9).
Illustration on title page.


Title:
History of James Allan, the celebrated Northumberland piper...


Title:
The history of Joseph and his brethren, embellished with cuts; to which is added, The life, journeyings, and death of the Apostle Paul.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
'41' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with '2 Q' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : H.17.d.56(5).

Subject_Name:
Joseph (Son of Jacob)
Paul, the Apostle, Saint.


Title:
The history of Mahomet, the great imposter…

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1821


Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by William Macnie, and sold wholesale and retail, 1828

Book_Notes:
A chapbook version of The life of Moll Flanders, by Daniel Defoe.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The history of Moses; giving an Account of his birth, his being found by Pharaoh's daughter in the ark of bulrushes, and the miracles wrought by him for the deliverance of the children of Israel. Embellished with cuts.

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


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


Title:
The history of Prince Charles Edward Stuart, commonly called the Pretender

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


Title:
History of Sir William Wallace, the renowned Scottish champion

Book_Notes:
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Illustration on title page of bust of man with crown on head.
'107' printed at foot of title page.
There is a variant with a different illustration. StEdNL : L.C.2852.E(10).
Another variant exists with 'ix. 4' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : Mas.618(13).


Title:
The history of the Black Douglas. With an account of the battle of Otterburn

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by Francis Orr & Sons, [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'163' is printed at the foot of the title page.
The page numbering is erratic.
On title page : "Hosts have been known at that dread sound to yield, And Douglas dead, his name has won the field.".

Subject_Name:
Douglas, James Douglas, Earl of, ca. 1358-1388.


Title:
History of the Kings and Queens of England: from the reign of William the Conqueror to Victoria the First. Part I

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


Title:
History of the life and death, of the great warrior Robert Bruce, King of Scotland


Title:
The history of the wicked life and horred 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 Mephistophiles. With an account how the devil came for him at the end of 24 years, and tore him to pieces.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the book-sellers, [1820-1830?]

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


Title:
The history of the wicked life and horrid death of Dr. John Faustus... Also the strange things done by him and Mephostophiles [sic]...

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Printed for J. Lumsden & Son, Glasgow, [1816-1820?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from Roscoe & Brimmell.


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'75.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with 'viii. 7' printed bottom right of the title page. StEdNL : Mas.618(5).
Illustration on title page.


Title:
The history of Duncan Campbell, and his dog, Oscar. From Hogg's Evening tales


Title:
The long pack, or The robbers discovered : A Scottish story / By James Hogg, The Ettrick Shepherd.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, [c.1850]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page of man on horse with trees beyond.
'24' printed at the foot of the title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
There is a variant without '24' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2850.D(21).


Title:
The housewife's cookery book, : containing directions for roasting, boiling, frying, broiling, stewing, hashing, soups, sauces, cakes, vinegars, puddings, jellies, pies, tarts, catchups, wines, and all the necessary branches of cookery

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers, [n.d.]


Title:
How sweet in the woodlands, to which are added, The boy and the flagelet, The miller, There's nae luck about the house [by William Julius Mickle], Young Daphine, and The beautiful maid


Title:
The flyting betwixt Polward and Montgomery, [Alexander Hume]. Newly corrected and amended


Title:
The humours of Glasgow Fair. Also the comical song of Auld John Paul


Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neilson for George Caldwell, bookseller


Title:
The hunting of Chevy-Chace. A Scots ballad

Subject_Name:
Percy, Henry, Lord, 1364-1403.
Douglas, James Douglas, Earl of, ca. 1


Title:
Hurrah for the bonnets of blue, Pray Goody, Donald of Dundee, The cypress wreath, I'd be a butterfly, Oh say not women's love is bought, He's o'er the hills that I lo'e weel, The captive maniac

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1829


Title:
An interesting history of Robert Burns; the Ayrshire bard

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
'60.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Both the layout and typeface on the title page differ from the copy at L.C.2847(14). The text is identical. StEdNL


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'149' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Illustration on title page.
Attributed to William Mudford.


Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by Caldwell and Son, 2, New Street, 1839

Book_Notes:
Attributed to William Mudford.
Illustration on title page.


Title:
Elegy on the death of an old bawd, or bawdy-house keeper, a well-known character in the New Street of Glasgow. : with a popular song

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Printed for the booksellers, [18--]


Title:
The jew pedlar, to which are added, Behold my love, Unmov'd I'll brave, One kiss, old girl, Molly of the mill


Title:
Jock Blate's night vision, courtship and marriage. As described by himself... To which is added Maggy Johnston's elegy


Title:
Jockey the shepherd. Also, The rambling boy. Braes o' Lomond. The willow tree. Banks of Doon [by Burns]


Title:
John Anderson my Jo. Low down in the broom. It was upon a Lammas night. The banks of Doon. Land of the leal. Lubin is away


Title:
John Highlandman's remarks on Glasgow. To which is added, Katherine Ogie, and The ewe-bughts Marion

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


Title:
Christ the saviour of the world. : A sermon; preached immediately before the celebration of the Lord's Supper, at Ettrick, June 7th, 1724. By the Rev. Mr. Thomas Boston, late Minister of the Gospel at Ettrick

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, MDCCXCVII [1797]


Title:
The jolly fat friar, Wat ye wha's in yon town [by Burns], Good night and joy [by Sir Alexander Boswell, My love is breathing a prayer for me, and Gloomy winter [by Tannahill]


Title:
A sermon concerning the believer's siting under Christ's shadow... By... Adam Kae... 1648...


Title:
Kattie's answer to Wabster Jock, together with, Jock's reply, with, The roving batchelor, and Roger of Coverly.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed for the booksellers, 1806

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Kattie's answer to wabster Jock : Tune - Here' awa' there awa' had awa' hame.
Printer possibly Charles Randall.


Title:
The Kebbuckston wedding. Oh, haste and leave this lonely isle. Rest, warrior, rest. the Meeting of the Waters [by Thomas Moore]


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


Title:
King George IV. his welcome to Scotland. To which are added, Gloomy winter's now awa'. Gloomy winter's come again. The emigrants' farewel to Ayrshire. The sailor's life

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

Subject_Name:
George IV, King of Great Britain, 1762-1830 Journeys Scotland.


Title:
King Robert Bruce's garland. An heroic ballad. Or, The history of the famous Battle of Bannockburn... Also, The famous battle of Chevy-Chace... Both to the tune of Chevy-Chace

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by M. Randall, [1813-1820?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
In verse.
Title in text: The battle of Bannockburn.

Subject_Name:
Robert I, King of Scots, 1274-1329 Songs and music.
Percy, Henry, Lor


Title:
The King's muster, to which is added, Nae luck about the house, and Up in the morning early, and Bauldy Baird

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold, wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison, bookseller, 19 Saltmarket, 1823

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
The king's muster : Tune - The auld wife ayont the fire.


Title:
The knight of Elle; a scarce and favourite old Scotch ballad

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page is of a man in classical(?) dress, reaching forward. This differs from the copy at L.C.2845(2). StEdNL.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'38' is printed beneath the imprint.
A variant exists with 'No. 33' in top left hand corner.


Title:
The lady Isabella's tragedy; or, The step-mother's cruelty, with The master-cook and step-mother's lamentation. To which is added, The poor exile of Erin


Title:
The lament of Flora M'Donald; to which are added, Within a mile of Edinburgh, Tweedside, Go plaintive sounds, The yellow hair'd laddie, The Lord's Marie


Title:
The Lancashire lads: a love song. To which are added, The bonny maid milking her cow, and The Falkirk gardeners' ball


Title:
The land o' the leal. Lubin is away. Tyrolese song. Irish providence. The beautiful maid. The traveller


Title:
The lass near Woodhouslee, O love is a plague, The blacke'ed lassie, General female toast, William Tell, the Swiss patriot, and You poor negro girl

Imprint:
Stirling : Sold wholesale by J. Fraser & Co. printers, [n.d.]


Title:
The last words of Mr. Donald Cargil, when on the scaffold July 27. 1681


Book_Notes:
In verse and prose.
Place of publication and date from both internal and external evidnce.
There are several quotes and verses on the title page.


Title:
The life and death of Fair Rosamond, concubine to King Henry the II

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.


Title:
The life and death of Fair Rosamond, concubine to King Henry II. To which is added The lass o' Gowrie


Title:
The life and meritorious transactions of John Knox, the great Scottish reformer.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
'61.' printed beneath the imprint.
There is a variant with 'X' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : HALL.224.H.4(12).


Title:
The life and transactions of Mrs. Jane Shore, concubine to K. Edward 4th...


Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden and Son, 1816

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Foot of p. 24 reads : J. Neilson, printer.


Title:
The life and wonderful prophecies of Donald Cargill. Who was executed at the Cross of Edinburgh, on the 26th July, 1680…

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page
'123.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with '2 B' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : Hall.224.h.4(17).


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, between the years 1680 and 1688...


Title:
The life, trial, and execution, of Mary Thompson, aged nineteen, who was executed at York, on the 22nd March...


Title:
Lilies of the valley. To which are added, Hills of Gallowa. The birks o' Aberfeldy. The banks o' Clyde. How sweet the rose blaws


Title:
The Lincolnshire knight. To which are added, The British Grenadiers, Sorrow and care, Seize occasion


Title:
The little taylor's wedding. To which are added, Macpherson's farewell [by Burns]. O poortith cauld [by Burns]. The falsehearted young man. Bonny Dundee


Title:
Lord Thomas of Winsberry. To which are added, A touch on the times. Old Adam the father of us all. A new love song


Title:
The Lothian lassie. To which are added, My Nanie O. Tink a tink. The banks of Doon


Title:
A serious advice to the redeeming of time; with a few remarks on the present times. By David Love...

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren for the author, 1812


Title:
Lovely Gragal Machree, with the Answer. The sprig of shellala. Young Sally Macgee. Love and despair.


Title:
Lovley Jean. To which are added, The bush aboon Traquair, The lass in yon town, The pitcher, The death of Wolfe


Title:
The lover, to which, are added, The jovial cruising sailor, Get up and bar the door, A song in praise of the colliers


Title:
Some account of the travels of John Magee, pedlar and flying stationer, in North and South Britain, in the years 1806 and 1808... Written by himself


Title:
The magic oracle, or Conjuror's guide; containing the whole art of legerdemain...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1850


Title:
Daniel O'Rourke's wonderful voyage to the moon. Also, Master and man; or, The adventures of Billy MacDaniel, [William Maginn]

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, 1827

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In prose and verse.
Also contains: Cormac and Mary (verse).


Title:
The maid of Carronshore, to which are added, The jolly farmer, The minister's maid, and The Falkirk Volunteers


Title:
Poetical pieces on various subjects. By John Maxwell...


Title:
The two orphans, a pathetic tale. By Lady Maxwell, [Lady Meanwell, pseud.]


Title:
Memoirs of the life and gallant services of Admiral Lord Nelson, containing a full statement of the varius battles... in which he has been engaged; and the melancholy account of his death...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806.

Subject_Name:
Nelson, Horatio Nelson, Viscount, 1758-1805 Biography.


Title:
The merchant of Bristol's daughter. To which is added, The adieu


Title:
A merry song, called, Love in a barn, or, Right country courtship, shewing how a London Lord was tricked by a farmer's daughter


Title:
The Middlesex Flora. As also, A tailor's goose can never fly. The lovely soldier. Kate Kearney. The answer to Kate Kearney

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by Sanderson & Co., [n.d.]


Title:
The miller of Gloucestershire. To which is added, The happy workman

Imprint:
Haddington : Printed for the booksellers, [ca. 1810?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
In verse.


Title:
The way to true honour and happiness. A friendly address to all parents, masters of families and landlords... To which is added, A memorandum for mothers. By John Mitchel

Imprint:
Edinburgh : by the Heirs and Successors of Andrew Anderson, 1699


Title:
The family prayer-book : adapted to the services of domestic worship. With a few short graces before and after meat

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1856


Title:
Molly O'Rigge. Sit ye awhile and tipple a bit. The delights of wine. Caledonia! Native land! The warrior bard. Beadle of the parish


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'94.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Illustration on title page.
List of contents on the title page.


Title:
Mounseer Nong Tong Paw, to which are added, John Anderson, my joe [by Burns], The governing fair, The mariner's wife

Book_Notes:
The mariner's wife = There's nae luck about the house, by Wm. Julius Mickle


Title:
My only Joe and deary O: to which are added, O whistle and I'll come to you my lad, Banks and braes of bonny Doon, Polly Stewart, Sweet Annie, A love song.


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'104' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Illustration on title page.
Ancient Egyptian oracle discovered and used by Napoleon.
Originally translated by H. Kirchenhoffer.


Title:
Narrative of the battles of Drumclog, and Bothwell Bridge.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'Z' printed beneath the imprint.
There is a variant with '1.' printed beneath the imprint and type set slightly differently. StEdNL : H.17.e.25(11), [Ao].8/3.2(9), NG.1177.d.12(7), L.C.2852.A(1).


Title:
The negro boy: to which are added, The wish, Johnny Coup, Vulcan's cup, To Signora Cuzzoni.


Title:
The negro servant: an authentic and interesting narrative, in three parts... [By] 'a clergyman of the Church of England'


Title:
The negro servant; an authentic and interesting narrative... by a clergyman of the Church of England


Title:
New fortune book, or, Conjuror's guide; the only real fortune-teller.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'132.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
In prose and verse.
Illustration on title page.


Title:
A new historical catechism: containing answers to important questions, in ancient history...


Title:
A new song called Auld Scotia free, to which are added O Helen thou art my darling, The lovely lass of Allan-down, Will ye go to the ewe bughts, and a Lamentation for the death of the brave McKay.

Imprint:
Airdrie : Printed by J. and J. Neill. Printers and bookbinders, No. 21 High Street. where may be …


Title:
A new song, composed in honour of the late Lord Nelson! To which are added, The gudewife's advice, and The boatie rows.

Imprint:
Stirling: : Printed and sold by C. Randall, 1800 [i.e. 1805?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
This item is dated 1800 and has been reported to ESTC, but it is in fact later, probably 1805.

Subject_Name:
Nelson, Horatio Nelson, Viscount, 1758-1805 Songs and music.


Title:
The new way of Oxter my laddie, and The beauties of Falkirk

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
The beauties of Falkirk : Tune - Jockey to the fair.


Title:
The news, to which is added, The humours of Glasgow Fair


Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed and sold for the Glasgow Religious Tract Society (J. Niven printer), [18--]


Title:
The Northumberland life-boat; to which are added, Anna's complaint; and The sluggard


Title:
The Laird of Cool's ghost. Being a copy of several conferences and meetings that passed betwixt the Reverend Mr. Ogilvie... and the ghost of Mr. Maxwell, late Laird of Cool. As it was fund in Mr. Ogilvie's closet after his death, very soon after these conferences. Written with his own hand

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1822


Title:
The Laird of Cool's ghost: being several conferences... betwixt... Mr. Ogilvie... and the ghost of Mr. Maxwell, late Laird of Cool... as it was found in Mr. Ogilvie's closet after his death - written with his own hand

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
'48' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with a full stop after the '48'. StEdNL : L.C.2852.B(24).


Title:
Oran do dh'Eoin breac Mac Leoid na Hearadh; le Ruaridh Mac Mhuirich. Oran gaisgidh seilge do Bhailli Bharra le fear Bhattarsa. Beannachadh Luinge, maille ri prosnachadh Fairge a rinneadh do sgioba sdo Bhirlin le tighearna chlan Raonuill, le Alastair Mac Dhomnuill


Title:
Oran Gaoil, Cuir a chinn dilis. An Duanag, ullamh le Bard mhic Ileain do chailein Iarla Earraghaidheal. Beannachadh nan arm


Title:
Oran le Uilliam MacCoinnich, do ninghein Choinnich ruaidh mhic fir no Comraich. Marbhrann Mhic-'ic-Ailein, le Niall Mac Mhuirich. Dhordaicheadh a mach fear beairte


Title:
Oran muirt Ghlinne Comhann, leis a Bhard Mhucanach. Do Thigearna Chlannraonuill, le Mac Dhughaill Mhic Lachuinn. Chuireadh leth fear inse nan uisgeachan 's an fhairge air cintinn, tuille as molach 's thoirt an stucramaich ris.

Imprint:
Printed for and sold by the publisher, Inverary : [n.d.]


Title:
Our goodman came hame at e'en; to which is added, Tak' me Jenny


Title:
The Oxford tragedy or, Fair Rosanna, who was cruelly murdered by her sweetheart.


Title:
Pat Murphy. Up in the morning early. Green grow the rashes. Charlie he's my darling. The Craigs o' Kyle


Title:
The Lord's trumpet sounding an alarm against Scotland, and waining off a bloody sword. Being the substance of a preface, and two prophetical sermons preached at Glenluce, anno 1682. By... Alexander Peden...

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Reprinted for Moses Martine in Lochmaben and Robert Stevenson bookseller in Glasgow, 1731


Title:
Deaths knell, or The sick mans passing bell... Written by William Perkins

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Robert Sanders, 1705


Title:
The comical notes and sayings of the late Reverend Mr. Pettegrew, Minister of the Gospel, at Long-Govan, near Glasgow, [John Pettigrew]

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed for George Caldwell, bookseller, 1808


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

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers, 1840

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Both the illustration and typeface on the title page differ from the undated edition. The text is identical. StEdNL : L.C.2828(26).


Title:
Poems. The gudeman of Ballangeich. A royal tale. The twa lairds of Lesmahagow. The whiskey brewers' lamentation. And a new song called Callum's hill

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold, wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison, bookseller, 19, Saltmarket, 1822

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
A new song called Callum's hill : Tune - Logan Water.


Title:
A poetical epistle to J*** T***, esquire, on his suppression of music and dancing within the City of Edinburgh


Title:
The merry exploits of Poor Robin, the merry saddler of Walden...


Title:
The pleasant history of Poor Robin, the merry sadler of Walden... Very diverting for a winter-evening fire-side

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, [1820-1830?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external and internal evidence.
On title page : Very diverting for a Winter-evening fire-side.
'No. XV' appears at foot of title page.


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:
Popular Irish stories; a collection of the most interesting tales and legends of Ireland compiled from the best authors

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Table of contents on p. [2].


Title:
The popular stories of The spectre bridegroom and The mason of Granada


Title:
The Portsmouth tragedy. In four parts...


Title:
A pretty dialogue betwixt Robin-Hood and a beggar


Title:
The prodigal daughter; or The disobedient lady... Being a true relation of one Jean Nicholson...


Title:
The proud Dutchess, or, Death and the lady. To which is added, The wounded hussar, The cold winter night, and Ance Crowdie

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk, Printed by T. Johnston.
The pages are incorrectly imposed, the numbering sequence is as follows : [1],2,5,6,3,4,7,8. StEdNL.


Title:
The public meeting; or my Lord Shallow at his last gasp!! A tragi-comedy, in three acts. By a looker-up


Title:
Queen Mary's lamentation. To which are added, The orange and blue, Lord Gregory, Tak' your auld cloke about ye, and The sailor's return


Title:
A collection of Scotch proverbs, containing all the wise sayings and observations of the old people of Scotland, [Allan Ramsay]

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed and published by G. Caldwell, [ca. 1840?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and examination of text and style.
Illustration 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.


Title:
A collection of Scots proverbs consisting of the wise sayings and observations of the old people of Scotland, [Allan Ramsay]

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1821

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
At foot of p. 24 : J. Neilson, printer.
On title page : Vox populi vox dei. That maun be true that a' men say.


Title:
The gentle shepherd, a Scots pastoral comedy. With all the songs..., [Allan Ramsay]

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by P. Mair, 1790


Title:
The saint's duty in evil times: in two sermons... By Mr. James Renwick...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Robert Sanders, 1719


Title:
The last testimony of John Richmond, who lived in the parish of Gauston, who suffered at the Cross of Glasgow, upon the 19th day of March, 1684, for adhering to the truth, cause, and interest of the Gospel. [Never before printed.]


Title:
Robin Red-breast and the wren: or, Robin's complaint on the vanity of the times. To which is added three hymns... Compyl'd above sixty years ago


Title:
The roof of straw, Clutha! wild thy banks appear, Matty, Blythe hae I been on yon hill [by Burns], and Bonnie Lassie, blink over the burn


Title:
A drop of honey from the rock Christ, the crown and glory to the saint's everlasting rest. With a spiritual hymn... By Robert Ross

Imprint:
Edinburgh : by Alexander Robertson, [n.d.]


Title:
The roving batchelor. To which is added, Rattlin' roarin' Willie, The pleasures of wooing, and Bess the gawkie

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed & sold by T. Johnston, 1816

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


Title:
The roving boy; or, New Deer prodigal. To which are addad [sic] Gloomy winter. For lack of gold


Title:
A sermon preached by Mr. James Row... in St. Geillie's Kirk at Edinburgh, which has been commonly known by the name of pockmanty preaching


Title:
The royal dream book; containing the interpretation of every kind of dream

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
'17' is printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
Roy's wife of Aldivalloch. To which is added, The highland plaid, Neil Gow's fareweel, John Anderson, my Jo, Maria


Title:
The accepted time, and day of salvation, &c. Or, Sinners flee from the wrath to come... By Robert Russel

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Robert Sanders, one of His Majesties printers, 1700


Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Robert Sanders, one of His Majesties printers. Printed for John Crosby, anno dom. 1700


Title:
The future state of man: or, A sermon of the Resurrection... by Mr. Robert Russel


Title:
The sin against the Holy Ghost, or, the sin unto death... By Mr. Robert Russel

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Robert Sanders, 1713


Title:
Christ's love to His Church: a sermon, preached upon a sacramental occasion; by... Samuel Rutherfoord... Never before printed. To which is added, A poem on the vanity of worldly things. By a citizen of Glasgow


Title:
The saints' duty in evil times. : In two sermons preached from Isa. xxvi. 20. By Mr. James Renwick, Minister of the Gospel, who suffered in the Grass-Market of Edinburgh, upon the 17th day of February, 1688 ...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1799


Title:
The door of salvation open'd: or, A loud and chirl voice from heaven, to unregenerate sinners on earth... By Mr. Samuel Rutherford


Title:
The last and heavenly speech and glorious departure of John Viscount Kenmuir


Title:
The sailor's widow's lament for his death: to which are added, Fine harvest weather, The sailor's caution


Title:
St. Andrew's Day, a favourite Masonic song. Stirling Tower, composed on the death of Col. Gardener, 1745. The Ayrshire laddie, and The lovers' dispute

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


Title:
Sair sair was my heart; to which are added, The hero's orphant girls, The lass o' Ballochmyle, Allister M'Allister, The Highland plaid


Title:
Sally's love for a young husband. To which are added, O'er the muir amang the heather. And A braw wooer came down the lang glen.


Title:
Satan's decoy, or The youth's faith in Christ... To which is added, two occasional prayers. (Price one penny)


Title:
Saturday night at sea. To which are added, The married man, Poor little Jane, Lucy Gray of Allendale, Blue ey'd Sue, and The cabin boy


Title:
Scotia's sons. To which are added, Hap me wi' thy petticoat. Truth laid open. We'll meet beside the dusky glen

Book_Notes:
We'll meet beside the dusky glen, by Tannahill


Title:
Scots medley, Duncan Gray, Johny Bluster's wife, and, The blue ey'd lassie

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1817


Title:
John Falkirk's cariches, to which is added Tam Merrilees; a capital story

Imprint:
Glasgow; Printed for the booksellers. [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence. Anonymous: attributed to Dougal Graham.
There are two variants. A : '59' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2852.C(10). B : 's' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : Hall.224.h.4(10).


Title:
The sea-captain and the nobleman's daughter. To which is added, Farewel Eliza dear. By Burns


Title:
The seaman's confidence. A dialogue between two seamen after a storm...


Title:
A wedding-ring fit for the finger: or, The salve of divinity on the sore of humanity... By William Secker...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed and sold by John Bryce bookseller and by W. Baird and J. Niven chapmen, 1775


Title:
A wedding-ring, fit for the finger: or, the salve of divinity on the sore of humanty [sic]. Laid open in a sermon at a wedding in St. Edmonds: by William Secker...


Title:
The second downfall of Paris. The broad swords of old Scotland, Rule, Rule Britannia. Make hay while the sun shines. The joys of harvest


Title:
The sentimental songster: an elegant selection of songs, duets, & glees...

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
In verse.
Illustration on title page.
'150' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Table of contents on p. 24.


Title:
Sequel to The bonnet so blue; to which is added, the Deserter's lamentation, and The Saldana


Title:
The seven days work. To which is added, The blue-ey'd lassie; The bold mariners; and The lammie.

Imprint:
Glasgow : published and sold, wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison, 10 Saltmarket.


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 lbue. Here's a health to all good lasses - a glee


Title:
Seven favourite songs. Blink bonniely, thou e'ening star. The despairing goatherd. See the moon o'er cloudless Jura. I gaed a waefu' gate yestreen. The maid of Arundel. Sweet evening bells. Life let us cherish

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Printed for the booksellers, by J. M'Nairn, [1820-1837?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
The pages are incorrectly imposed - the numbering sequence is as follows : [1], [2], 6, 4, 5, 3, 7, 8 StEdNL.


Title:
Seven favourite songs. A Scots sang. The song of the olden time. Candran side. Roy's wife. The bonnie wee wife. Tweedside. Rule Britannia

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by J. M'Nairn, [18--]


Title:
The seven maidenheads. To which are added, Joseph Tuck's last shift, and, The wooing o't


Title:
A garland of new songs. The post captain The maid of Lodi The beggar girl Sally in our alley The woodland maid

Imprint:
Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed by J. Marshall, in the Old Flesh-Market ..., [n.d.]


Title:
Satan's invisible world discovered... to which is added The marvellous history of Major Weir and his sister, [George Sinclair]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
There is a variant without '116' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : RB.S.836(12)
Illustration on title page.
Printed height of title page 13.7 cm.


Title:
Six excellent songs. Clarinda. The Highland plaid. Musing on the roaring ocen. A red, red rose. The young Highland rover. A mother's lament for the death of her son

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Printed, and sold wholesale and retail, by J. M'Nairn, [1820-1837?]


Title:
Six excellent songs. Farewell. Drucken Jenny Din. The gallant weaver. John Anderson my jo. The nightingale. Scotland's hills for me.


Title:
Six excellent songs. Farewell to Lochaber. Harvest home. Mary's dream. Roslin Castle. The soldier slumbering after war. All's well

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Printed and sold, wholesale and retail, by J M'Nairn, [1820-1837?]


Title:
Six excellent songs. It was upon a Lammas night. How cruel are the parents. The bonnie wee thing. O condescend dear charming maid. Thine am I. Why, why tell thy lover.


Title:
Six favourite songs. John Anderson my jo. There's nae luck about the house. I gaed a waefu gate yestreen. Auld langsyne. Blythe and happy are we. The rose will cease to blow.


Title:
Six new songs. Sally's gardens. 'Twas on the banks of Claudy. The bonny hawthorn, The town-crier describing the lost dandy, The Savoyard boy, Rob Roy Macgregor, --- a new song


Title:
Six songs. Braes of Galloway. Mine ain dear Somebody. Oh! send me Lewis Gordon hame. Bonny winsome Mary. Why unite to banish care. Wat ye wha's in yon town

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
'No. 6.' is printed at the top of the title page.
Printed height of title page 12.6 cm.


Title:
History of the sleeping beauty in the wood


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

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'56.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Title page has decorative border and includes illustration of a full-face head and shoulders portrait of King Henry VIII.
There is a variant with 'F' printed at the foot of the title page, and another has title page without border and with illustration of left-side full-length view of standing figure with separate crown above.


Title:
Christ on the Cross, suffering for sinners... Written by S. Smithson

Imprint:
Glasgow : by James and William Duncan, 1719


Title:
Soldier's dream; to which are added, Hap me with thy petticoat, At the dead of the night, Bonny Mally Stewart, Lochaber no more, Down the burn Davie


Title:
Songs. Loch na Gar. On wi' the tartan. Oft in the stilly night. Charlie is my darling. The last rose of summer. Farewell thou fair day. Alice Gray. Oh no! we never mention her. O, come to me when daylight sets. The King's Anthem.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
On wi' the tartan : A Scottish song, set to music by R. A. Smith.


Title:
The spaewife; or Universal fortune-teller... Also, A distinct treatise on moles

Imprint:
[Glasgow] : Printed for the booksellers, [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style. Place of publication from external evidence.
'76' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with a full stop after the '76'. StEdNL : L.C.2852.C(28).
Illustration on title page.


Title:
A wonderful account of Mr. George Spearing... who fell into a coal pit... Also, the surprising manner of his deliverance... Published by himself...


Title:
The story of Blue Beard; or, The effects of female curiosity. To which is added The murder hole an ancient legend

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
'20' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Printed height of title page 14 cm.
There is a variant with 'vii. 4' printed bottom right of the title page. StEdNL : Mas.618(10).


Title:
The story of Sinful Sally. Told by herself...


Title:
The story of the little white mouse: or The overthrow of the tyrant king

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'30' printed at foot of title page.
Variant exists with 'viii. 6' printed at bottom right hand corner of title page. StEdNL : Mas.618(4).


Title:
The story teller, containing a choice selection of amusing and entertaining stories

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page
Table of contents on p.[2].


Title:
The stubborn wife's warning-piece: or, Good instructions for a scolding wife...


Title:
The stubborn wifes warning-piece: or, Good instructions for a scolding wife...


Title:
The surprising life and adventures of the gentleman-robber, Redmond O'Hanlon...

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'93.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Illustration on title page.
There is a 4-line verse on the title page.
Cover print height 14.6 cm.

Subject_Name:
O'Hanlon, Redmond O'Hanlon, Count, d. 1681


Title:
Susan Py: or, Young Bichen's garland. : Shewing how he 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 another bride: with the happy arrival of Susan Py on the wedding day


Title:
The genuine declaration of William Sutherland, hangman at Irvine...


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.
Variant exists with ’118’ printed at foot of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2847(16)


Title:
The talisman, consisting chiefly of original pieces in verse and prose


Title:
The tempest. My daddie is a canker'd carle. Mary, I believ'd thee true. The young May moon [by Thomas Moore]


Title:
The tempest; to which are added, The rose tree, Sweet Willy O, Katherine Ogie, The cuckoo


Title:
The prophecies of Thomas the Rhymer, and The comical story of Thrummy Cap and the ghaist

Book_Notes:
In verse and prose.
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'114' printed at foot of title page.
Variant exists without '114' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : L.C.2848(12).

Subject_Name:
Thomas, the Rhymer, 1220?-1297? Prophecies.


Title:
Three excellent new songs, Bonny Mally Stewrat [sic] The soldier's return. Answer to The soldier's return


Title:
Three excellent new songs. Captain Delany's garland, Young Beatman's ghost, The new way of the Marques of Granby


Title:
Three excellent new songs, viz. The trial of Jamie Reily and Cooleen Bawn. Bonny Jean of Aberdeen, and Patrick and Norah


Title:
Three excellent old songs, I. The Boston tea-garland, II. A tragical account of two brothers, who were killed by their father in a mistake, he being in the American Rebellion, and they in the Royal Army. Also an excellent comic song, called The toom meal pock

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers, 1827


Title:
Three excellent songs, viz. The Belfast shoemaker, The bad wife, and, The lass of Richmond hill

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by M. Randall, [n.d.]


Title:
Three famous new songs called Effects of whisky. The valley below. Larry O'Gaff.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by and for G. Caldwell, Jun. bookseller, 69, High Street, [1825-1828?]


Title:
Three new songs. 1. The crafty millar. 2. The lady's love to the sailor. 3. Buchal Bane

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by Archibald Martin, [n.d.]


Title:
Three songs. Captain Glen's unhappy voyage. The Blanch frigate. The cheering bowl


Title:
Three songs. Captain Ward and the rainbow. Argyle's courtship to an English lady. The highland rover


Title:
Three songs. The dawning of the day. Katharine Ogie. The sailing trade


Title:
Three songs. Innocent mirth. Lord Douglas' tragedy. The banks of Doon [by Burns]


Title:
Three songs. The lass of Benochie. An advice to the Fifeshire lasses. The thorn


Title:
Three songs. The sailor's courtship. The Scots medely. Humours of Christmass

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed by J. Morren, [n.d.]


Title:
Three songs. Wonderful dandy horse. Dick the ploughman's courtship. The haughs of Cromdale


Title:
Todlen hame. The bandy-legged officer. What have we with day to do. Hae ye seen in the calm dewy morning. It was in and about the Martinmas time. Deserted by the waning moon


Title:
Totterdown-Hill's garland, containing a great collection of new songs; I. The Venus of Totterdown-Hill. II. The jolly Crispin's ramble. III. The jolly young waterman. IV. The ladies breast knots

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold by Tho. Forrest, [n.d.]


Title:
The tragedy of the valiant knight, Sir Wm. Wallace: to which is prefixed, A brief historical account...


Title:
The tragical end of William and Margaret. To which are added Wolfe's lament, The sailor's courtship.


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

Book_Notes:
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'122.' printed at foot of title page.
Variant exists without '122.' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : L.C.2848(14).


Title:
The true fortune teller; or Universal book of fate...


Title:
The true fortune teller; or, Universal book of fate.


Title:
The true lover's garland, containing, Will's courtship, and Katie's victory. The laughing song. Shannon's flowery banks, and The lass at the mill


Title:
Tullochgorum, The death of Sally Roy, Roslin Castle, and Was you at the Shirra-Muir

Imprint:
Stirling : Sold wholesale by J. Fraser & Co. printers, [1816-1820?]


Title:
Tullochgorum [by John Skinner], to which is added, The highland plaid [by Tannahill], Hallow fair


Title:
The twa weavers. The minstrel boy [by Thomas Moore]. Canadian boat song. Gaily still the moments roll. Tho' you leave me now in sorrow. The year that's awa'. I gaed a waefu' gate yestreen. Rule Britannia

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the bookse[llers,] [ca. 1825]


Title:
'Twas on the morn of sweet May day. To which are added, Lovely Jean [by Burns]. Haluket Meg, Blythe, blythe, an' merry are we [by William Nicholson]


Title:
A doctrinal testimony against many prevailing evils of this day. : A sermon, preached in the New Church of Aberdeen, upon the 11th of April, 1744, being the national fast-day. On Jeremiah xix. 15... By John Bisset, M.A. Minister of the Gospel in Aberdeen.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by John Bryce, printer, and sold by Patrick Bryce, at his shop above the Cross; and by Robert Smith bookseller in the Salt-mercat, and other SCottish booksellers in town and country, M.DCC.XLIV [1744]


Title:
Two ancient ballads, viz. The hireman chiel, and Adonis' garden


Title:
The two contented cuckolds. To which are added, Lord Thomas of Winsberry, and A lament for General Wolfe


Title:
Two excellent love songs, called, Take care lads whom you marry, and The Turkish lady


Title:
Two excellent songs. John of Badenyon. And Tullichgorum


Title:
Two old songs. The perjured maid, and The wakerife mammy


Title:
The unco bit want: and The Egyptian wedding. Two merry and diverting new Scots songs.


Title:
The valiant sailor, to which, are added, Queen Mary's lamentation, Bonny Bett, The high mettled racer, The maid in Bedlam


Title:
Vice punished, and virtue rewarded; being the history of Mr. Tommy Thoroughgood, and Mr. Francis Froward...


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Variant exists without '57' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : L.C.2847(7)


Title:
The Irish assassin, or The misfortunes of the family of O'Donnel.

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


Title:
Visits from the world of spirits, being a collection of facts relating to the appearances of ghosts, spectres and apparitions: to which is prefixed, The best cure for imaginary terrors.


Title:
A voice from the dead, or, The apparition of William Clarkson, late of Grewel-thorpe in Yorkshire, to William Mann of the above place


Title:
Some remarkable passages of the life and death of Mr. Alexander Peden... To which is added, A second part. Containing, thirty new additional passages; likewise an exact copy of a letter from Mr. Peden to the prisoners of Dunnottar Castle... 1685..., [Patrick Walker]


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 Castle, July 1685, [Patrick Walker]


Title:
The life and prophesies of that Faithful Minister of God's word, Donald Cargill,... By Peter Walker

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by John Neilson (Cumberland) for George Caldwell, 1800


Title:
Watty's travels to Carslile [sic], in search of a place. To which are added: Will ye go to the Trosachs. Blue bonnets over the Border. Down the burn Davie.


Title:
Watty's wedding, or, The old maiden's marriage. To which is added, The answer to Gragal machree, Moll and her mistress, The honest sailor

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed & sold by T. Johnston, 1817

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


Title:
The webster of Brichen's mare, an old merry song. To which is added, Fee him, Father, fee him, and A real love song


Title:
A cry to the whole earth. A sermon, preached... by... John Welch...


Title:
Doctor John Whaley's strange and wonderful prophecy for... 1721...


Title:
What a beau my granny was, To which are added, Ca' the ewes to the knows [by Burns], Toby Philpot, Hey how, Johny lad, The lass of Peaty's mill [by Allan Ramsay], The days o' lang syne


Title:
When late I wander'd. To which are added, Poor Maudlin. The Scotch shepherd [and others]

Book_Notes:
The Scotch shepherd = My Nannie O, by Burns


Title:
When the wars are all o'er. To which are added, The farmer and lace-merchant. The old man's wish. Colin and Phoebe


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jockey and Maggy's courtship; with the great diversion that ensued at their bedding. In three parts

Imprint:
[Paisley] : Printed for the booksellers, 1823

Book_Notes:
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Woodcut on title page.
Place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jocky and Maggy's courtship with the great diversion that ensued at their bedding. In three parts.


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jocky and Maggy: in five parts...


Title:
The whole prophecies of Scotland, England, Ireland, France, and Denmark. Prophecied by Thomas Rymer. Marvellous Merling, Beid, Berlington, Waldhave, Eltrain, Bannester, and Sybilla... (Copied from the Edinburgh edition, 1683). To which are now added, Bishop Usher's Wonderful prophecies of the times... (Copied from the London edition, 1689)


Title:
The wanton wife of Bath. A curious old ballad. From an ancient copy in black-print

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Anonymous ballad based on Chaucer's tale of The wife of Bath.


Title:
The wife of Beith: being an allegorical dialogue. Containing nothing but what is recorded in Scripture.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
'49' is printed at the foot of the title page.
In verse.
There is a variant with a full stop after '49', and one with with '2 R' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : H.17.d.56(6); also one with nothing printed below imprint.
Based on the tale by Geoffrey Chaucer.


Title:
The wife of Beith. Reformed and corrected. Giving an account of her death, of her journey to Heaven... The whole being an allegorical conversation...


Title:
The wife of Beith reformed and corrected

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Based on the tale by Geoffrey Chaucer.


Title:
The wife of Beith, with a description of her journey to Heaven


Title:
The wife of Beith; with a description of her journey to heaven

Book_Notes:
An anonymous ballad suggested by Chaucer's tale of The wife of Bath


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


Title:
Rab and Ringan.  A tale. To which is added, Verses, occasioned by seeing two men sawing timber, in the open field, in defiance of a furious storm. By Alexander Wilson, author of the American ornithology


Title:
Watty & Meg; or, The wife reformed. Owere true a tale

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell & Co., 2 New St., [1860-1865?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style and the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Attributed to Alexander Wilson.


Title:
An elegy in memory of that valiant champion, Sir R. Grierson, late Laird of Lag, who died Dec. 23d, 1733. Wherein the Prince of Darkness commends many of his best friends, who were the chief managers of the late persecution.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'142.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with '2 c' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : Hall.224.h.4(19).
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Variously attributed to W


Title:
An elegy in memory of that valiant champion, Sir Robert Grierson, late Laird of Lag; or, The Prince of Darkness, his lamentation for... the Laird of Lag..., [William Wilson]


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 entertaining jests


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan. Who was commonly called the king's fool... To which is added, Several witty and entertaining jests

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, 1810


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan, commonly called the King's fool. In two parts

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
At end of text on p. 24 reads : J. Neilson, printer.


Title:
A poetical epistle to the Pope. By Peter Pindar, esq., [John Wolcott]

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for and sold by Stewart & Meikle, [n.d.]


Title:
The royal sheep. A tale. By Peter Pindar. To which is added The Adventures of Young Whipstitch. A tale, [John Wolcott]


Title:
The woman's spleen abated: or, A little labour well bestowed, in quelling the rage and fury of a scold. Performed by Peter Painter...


Title:
The woodman; to which are added, The galley slave, I'm weel sair'd wi' spunk, Jock of Hazeldean, William's farewell, Jenny the maid of the moor, Oh! lady fair


Title:
The woodpecker; to which are added, Maggy Lauther. Flowers of the forest. The lover's chain

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed W. Macnie, [1820-1830?]


Title:
The wrongs of the widow & fatherless justly punished


Title:
The year that's awa', Waes me for Prince Charlie, A man without a wife, Blythe, blythe, an' merry are we, The Irish farmer, Kelvin Grove, The dashing white sergeant.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
The year that's awa' : Set to music by Moore.
Waes me for Prince Charlie : Tune - Bonnie House o' Airley.
A man without a wife : Air - My eye and Betty Martin, o.
The Irish farmer : Tune - Sir John Scot's favourite.


Title:
Young Allan; to which are added, Highland Harry. The recruit's fareweel. Bonny Leslie


Title:
Young Bateman's ghost! and The Chevalier's lament after the Battle of Culloden

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Young Bateman's ghost : Tune - Flying fame.


Title:
Young Biechan, and Susie Pye. To which is added, The poor sailor boy


Title:
The coalman's courtship to the creel-wife's daughter. In three parts...


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


Title:
Young Grigor's ghost! To which is added, Wandering Willie


Title:
Young Lochinvar; to which are added, The rose of Dunmore, Scottish whisky, Blythe was she but and ben, Sleeping Maggie, Shepherds, I have lost my love.


Title:
Affecting narrative of the extreme personal sufferings of Neil Dewar (who has lost both his legs and arms,) sometime seaman out of Greenock, but late of the schooner Rebecca of Quebec, wrecked on the coast of Labradore, 20th November 1816, and of the painful enterprises and death of Captain Maxwell and crew, belonging to the said schooner Rebecca.

Imprint:
Second edition... . Glasgow : Printed by William Lang, 62, Bell-Street, 1822. Price sixpence.


Title:
Aladdin; or, The wonderful lamp. An eastern tale

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


Book_Notes:
Blue inked white paper cover with picture


Title:
The Battle of Roslin, fought on the Plains of Roslin, 1303, and John Highlandman's remarks on Glasgow

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1806


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
'40.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with '2 M' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : H.17.d.56(1).


Title:
The history of the Bible, a selection of the most interesting stories, incidents and narratives, from the Old and New Testament


Title:
The black-bird songster: being a choice selection of the most popular songs


Title:
The blaeberry courtship, and The turtle dove, or True lover's farewell. Two humorous songs


Title:
Bonnie Baby Livingstone; to which is added The twa martyrs' widows

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


Title:
Bonny Jean; to which are added, Tweedside. Although my Meg's gi'en me the bag. Samuel Macaree's ghaist


Title:
The British humourist: a choice collection of popular comic songs

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'67.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Illustration on title page.
In verse.


Title:
The old Scottish tragical ballad of Sir James the Rose, [Michael Bruce]

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 copy at L.C.2830(7).


Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, [ca.1840]


Title:
Robert Burn's [sic] song-book. Being a collection of the most favourite Scots songs


Title:
The celebrated history of the renowned Robin Hood, the merry outlaw of Sherwood Forest. To which is added The professor of signs.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration of stag on title page.
'23' is printed at the foot of the title page.
The text on p. [3] varies slightly from the item placed at StEdNL : L.C.2852.A(27), which also has a full stop after the '23' at the foot of the title.
There is another variant without '23'. Both these also have a significant variation in the text at the bottom of p. [3].


Title:
The celebrated Scottish song of Tullochgorum [by John Skinner]; to which are added Roy's wife, and Braw lads on Yarrow braes

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
Contains musical score: treble clef vocal lines in standard notation.


Title:
The comic reciter; a selection of the best and most popular comic pieces for recitation


Title:
The complete letter writer; or, Whole art of polite correspondence...

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


Title:
A copy of a remarkable prophecy, relative to the present times... Lacy's singular prophecy, concerning the French Revolution, Lacy's preface, and a prophecy, found in the sepulchre of Bishop Cristianus Ageda... predicting the present calamities in France


Title:
The Coronation. The missletoe bough. Billy O'Rourke. The friar of orders gray. Dumbarton's bonnie dell

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


Title:
Dreadful narrative of the loss of the Kent East-Indiaman, by fire...

Imprint:
Montrose : Printed by James Watt, [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In prose and verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.


Book_Notes:
Green inked white paper wrap-around cover with illustration. Inside page numbers run 41-76.


Title:
Christ on the cross suffering for sinners : to which is added two godly songs


Title:
The Elocutionist; a choice selection of the most popular poems for recitation

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'70.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
In verse.
Illustration on title page.
Table of contents on title page.


Title:
The English minstrel: containing a selection of the most popular songs of England. No. I


Title:
Entertaining history of John Cheap the Chapman...

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Anonymous: attributed to Dougal Graham.
'58.' printed beneath the imprint.
There is a variant with 'G' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : Hall.224.h.4(11).


Title:
Lilly's new Erra-Pater. Or, A prognostication for ever... With most excellent and approved rules for preserving the body in health. To which is added, sundry... observations in husbandry...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Robert Sanders, 1701


Title:
The plant of renown: being two sermons, preached by the Rev. Ebenezer Erskine, late Minister of the Gospel in Stirling.


Title:
The family receipt book; a selection of receipts, advices, and directions, relative to housekeeping, cleaning, &c., from the most approved sources


Title:
The famous exploits of Robin Hood, Little John, and his merry men all. Including an account of his birth, education, and death.

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


Title:
Female policy detected. Or, The arts of designing women, laid open

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


Title:
The life and voyages of the Apostle Paul, [John Fleetwood]

Subject_Name:
Paul, the Apostle, Saint.
Paul, the Apostle, Saint Journeys.


Title:
The flower of Caledonia. To which is added Kirriemuir wedding. Begone dull care. Touch on the times. The Methodist parson.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by Sanderson & Co., No 252, High Street, 1817.


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, [n.d.]


Title:
The dominie deposed, with the sequel... To which is added Maggy Johnston's elegy, [William Forbes]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'0' printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with '141' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2852.F(20).
Illustration on title page.
In verse.


Title:
The fortune-teller; a universally approved guide to the future, by which all may learn the particulars of their future history

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1855


Title:
A new song called William and Nancy. : To which are added, A weaver's song; and The long lost child


Title:
The art of swimming rendered easy; with directions to learners, [Benjamin Franklin]. To which is prefixed, Advice to bathers


Title:
The tragical history of Gill Morice, an ancient ballad.

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


Title:
The banks of Clady. : To which are added, Aristippus's rules. Billy & Nancy's kind parting. Nottingham ale. Paul and Nanny. The batchelor deceived. Oh no, my love, no! The neat little cottage.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 20) Saltmarket, 1809


Title:
The miseries of poor simple innocent silly Tam. [Dougal Graham]

Book_Notes:
No cover/title page. Type size reduced for last 3 pages (approx 10pt? to 7-8 pt)


Title:
Grinning made easy; or, Funny Dick's unrivalled collection of jests, jokes, bulls, epigrams &c. With many other descriptions of wit and humour.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'74.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with 'T' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : Hall.224.h.4(9).
Illustration on title page.


Title:
The life and unparalleled adventures of Ambrose Gwinnett; ... Written by himself.


Title:
The life and unparalleled adventures of Ambrose Gwinnett... written by himself


Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by Francis Orr & Sons, [n.d.]

Book_Notes:
24 p. [misnumbered 34]. - The title page states that this is "embellished with coloured engravings" but in fact it has no illustrations


Title:
History of Fair Rosamond, otherwise Eleanor Clifford; and her royal paramour, Henry the Second, King of England...

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'92.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Illustration on title page.
In prose and verse.
There is a variant with 'ix. 3' printed bottom right of the title page. StEdNL : Mas.618(8).


Title:
The history of John Brown of Priesthill, commonly called the Christian carrier, who was murdered by the bloody Claverhouse.

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

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 4 of a series of numbered chapbooks.


Title:
The history of Master Jackey and Miss Harriot

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by A. Paterson, [ca.1820]


Title:
The history of the Empress Josephine, the consort of Napoleon Bonaparte

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 3 of a series of numbered chapbooks.

Subject_Name:
Josephine, Empress, consort of Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1763


Title:
History of the Kings and Queens of Scotland and England; from the reign of James the first to Victoria... Part II

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, [ca. 1845?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from internal evidence.
'134 .' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with 'ix. 2' printed bottom right of the title page. StEdNL : Mas.618(15).
Illustration on title page.


Title:
The history of the wicked life and horrid death of Dr. John Faustus...


Title:
The long pack; or, A shot with Copenhagen... Also... The dreadful story of Macpherson, [James Hogg]


Title:
The Irish minstrel: containing a selection of the most popular songs of Ireland. No. 1


Title:
The black book of conscience: or, God's great and high court of justice in the soul. Wherein the truth and sincerity, the deceit and hypocrisy of every man's heart and ways, and judged and discovered by theor consciences. Very seasonable for these times wherin wicked men, under pretence of liberty of conscience, take liberty to sin and blaspheme. The 29th edition.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold in Pearson's Close, opposite to the Cross, North-side ... MDCCLXVI.


Title:
The juvenile prayer-book, containing a selection of prayers for children, from two to twelve years of age. With graces before and after meat


Title:
The King's daughter; together with Catherine Johnstone

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


Title:
The life of Africaner, the terror of the Cape of Good Hope

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
No. 13 of a series of numbered chapbooks.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by James Watt, [n.d.]

Book_Notes:
Pink printed wrapper appears to possibly have been pasted onto inner 12-page book. Same woodcut used on cover and first inside page


Title:
The life of our Blessed Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ...


Title:
The life of the celebrated Scottish patriot Sir Wm. Wallace. Containing An account of his wonderful exploits, and his battles with the English, &c., &c.


Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'51' printed beneath the imprint.
There is a variant with 'D' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : Hall.224.h.4(18).


Title:
The merry tales of the wise men of Gotham


Imprint:
Glasgow : John S. Marr, 194 Buchanan Street. [n.d.]

Book_Notes:
Title and contents pages followed by 30 pp. songs, plus 4 pp. advts.in ablue-inked illustrated wraparound cover.


Title:
The new minstrel: a collection of popular songs

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
'12' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Table of contents on p. [24].


Title:
The new scrap-book. A selection of choice bon mots, Irish blunders, rapartees, anecdotes, &c

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
'37.' printed to the left of the imprint. StEdNL : L.C.2852.B(11).
Variant has '33' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.1(8), L.C.2852.B(6). Another variant is unnumbered. StEdNL : L.C.2847(12).


Title:
Odds and ends, or, A groat's-worth of fun for a penny. Being a collection of the best jokes, comic stories, anecdotes, bon mots, &c

Book_Notes:
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'106' printed beneath the imprint and type set slightly differently. StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.1(3), L.C.2852.E(9).
Variant has 'P' printed beneath the imprint.


Title:
The old Scottish ballad of Andrew Lammie; or Mill of Tifty's Annie.

Imprint:
[Fintray] : Printed for the booksellers, [n.d.]


Title:
Pathetic history of George Barnwell the London apprentice; who, by keeping company, and following the advice of a woman of the town, was reduced to the lowest pitch of infamy...

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'72' is printed at the foot of the title page.
2 illustrations side by side on title page.
Anonymous. By George Lillo.


Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neilson.(Inside : Vol.II.Aberdeen : Published by Lewis Smith. MDCCCXL.

Book_Notes:
Page numbering (457-480) and paper differences suggest Neilson printed covers for pages from Smith originally intended for a book.


Title:
The hermit of Warkworth: a Northumberland tale. In three parts


Title:
The pleasing art of moneycatching, and the way to thrive, by turning a penny to advantage; with a new method of regulating daily expenses


Title:
A prayer book for families and private persons... To which are added, Graces for young persons

Book_Notes:
'35.' printed below decorative border on title page.
Printed height of title page: 14.2 cm.


Title:
Jachin and Boaz: or The Free Mason's catechism. To which is subjoined, the Mason-word

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


Title:
An excellent collection of the best Scotch proverbs, selected by Allan Ramsay

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
There is a variant without '54' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : L.C.2850.D(22).
This title page has an illustration of two men standing. This differs from the item placed at [Ao].8


Title:
Reform and Church discipline... to which are added, State of the High Church of Paisley... also, Protest taken at the first election of a Member of Parliament to serve for Paisley, and other political documents...

Imprint:
[Paisley] : Printed by Caldwell and Son for R. Smith, 1833


Title:
A remarkable family adventure of Saunders Watson. Ghost of Bill Jones. Mysterious murders

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'22.' printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant without '22' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2849(12)


Title:
The saint's duty and exercise; or, An earnest invitation to the Throne of Grace. By Robert Russel of Wedhurst in Sussex.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold in Swan-Close, 1750


Title:
The Scottish minstrel; containing a selection of the most popular songs of Scotland... First series


Title:
A wedding-ring, fit for the finger: laid open in a sermon, preached at a wedding in St. Edmond's, by William Secker, late preacher of the Gospel. Genesis ii. 18. And the Lord God said, It is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him an help meet for him.


Title:
The second part of the life of Mr Alexander Peden, late minister of the Gospel at New-Glenluce in Galloway. Containing thirty new additional passages. To which is addeed, An exact copy of a letter from Mr. Alexander Peden to the prisoners of Dunottar Castle in the month of July, 1685, &c. Together with his thoughts on the Covenant of Redemption.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed in the year, M,DCC,LXXIV


Title:
The select miscellany: a collection of pieces moral, historical, and humourous, by celebrated authors


Title:
The select miscellany, a collection of pieces moral, historical, and humourous, by celebrated authors

Imprint:
Dalkeith : Printed and sold by David Lyle, [18--]


Title:
The new Valentine writer, or Mirror of love. : A choice selection of the newest Valentine verses and acrostics...


Title:
The seraphim; a selection of the most popular songs

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
In verse.
Illustration on title page.
'11' is printed at the foot of the title page.
The navy and the army : Music by Parry.
The snow-drop : Music by Bishop.


Title:
The shepherdess of the Alps, a very interesting, pathetic, and moral history


Title:
Six favourite songs. Kathleen O'More. The doctors. Macpherson's farewell. Laddie, oh leave me. The death of Nelson. Merry and wise.

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

Subject_Name:
Nelson, Horatio Nelson, Viscount, 1758-1805.


Title:
Six popular songs. The deuks dang o'er my Daddie. John Anderson, my jo. Fy gar rub her owre with strae. My boy Tammy. An auld man would be wooing. Banks of Allan water

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


Title:
The sleeping beauty of the wood, an entertaining tale

Imprint:
Edinburgh : published by R. Martin, Brown Street. MDCCCXLVI


Title:
The comical history of the King and the cobler; (part first,) containing The entertaining and merry tricks, the droll frolicks, played by the cobler - How he got acquainted with the king, became a great man, and lived at court ever after.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the Booksellers in Town and Counry, By R. Menzies, Lawnmarket. [n.d.]


Title:
The comical history of Thom Ruby and his social mates; to which is added, Dusty Robb's lament, An Irishman's certificate, and The excursion of three waggish lads and lassies.

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed for Willie Smith, who lives in Auld Reekie. Price THRIP Pence, 1826.


Title:
The Edinbury gleaner, being a collection of anecdotes, &c. for the amusement of youth. [No.1]

Imprint:
To be published in numbers with a beautiful wood engraving. By W. Smith, Bristo Port, Edina.

Book_Notes:
16-page book has brown wrap-around printed cover and woodblock-printed oversize insert


Title:
The song book; a choice selection of songs, duets, and glees, sung at the different places of public amusement. No. II


Title:
The song book; a choice selection of songs, duets, and glees sung at the different places of public amusement. No. IV


Title:
A wonderful account of Mr. George Spearing... who fell into a coal pit... Also, the surprising manner of his deliverance... To which is added, A hymn of praise for his deliverance. Published by himself...

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by R. Menzies, [n.d.]


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'105' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
List of contents on title page.


Title:
Stories of Bewick and Graham. The Berkshire lady's garland. And Margaret and the minister

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'102.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
The Berkshire lady's garland : Tune - 'The Royal Forester'.


Title:
Stories of The two drovers, and Countess of Exeter

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


Title:
The story of Aladdin, or The wonderful lamp. To which is added, The king and the cobbler

Imprint:
Montrose : Published by James Watt, [n.d.]

Book_Notes:
Outer cover pink, white inner. Full book size approx. 7.5cm wide x 11.8cm deep.


Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'19' printed at foot of title page.
Variant exists without '19' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : L.C.2849(15)


Title:
The story teller. The murder discovered. The widow and her son. Encounter with a lion. The soldier's wife. The conflict between Grand and M'Pherson...


Title:
Storys of the three beggars, Soldier's wife, Baron Trenk, and Jack Easy

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
In verse and prose.
Illustration on title page.
'31' printed at foot of title page.
Variant exists without '31' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : L.C.2849(11).

Subject_Name:
Trenck, Friedrich, Freiherr von der, 1726-1794


Title:
Tales of instruction: in verse and prose. Containing: The hermit, by Parnel [sic]. Content, a vision, by Cotton. The Father & Jupiter, a fable, by Gay. Aparable against persecution by Franklin. And, The Wisdom of Providence: an apologue, from the German of Gellert

Series:
Cheap tracts, calculated to promote the interests of religion, virtue, and humanity. No. XII


Title:
A token for mourners. With a selection of Scripture promises, relative to the troubles of life.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'112.' is printed bottom left of the title page.
Illustration on title page
There is a 4-line verse on the title page.
Last page blank.
Printed height of title page 14.7 cm.


Title:
The tragical ballad of Lord John's murder; together with The cruel brother

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


Title:
Tragical history of Jane Arnold, commonly called Crazy Jane; and Mr. Henry Percival; giving an account of their birth, parentage, courtship, and melancholy end.

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


Title:
Three new songs : viz. 1. The dandy, or exquisite. 2 The companion to the dandy. 3 Up an' waur them a', Willie

Book_Notes:
Title at head of text. Prefatory note signed 'W.S.'


Title:
The vermin killer; being a complete and necessary family book...

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'39' printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant without '39' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2849(8).


Title:
Some remarkable passages of the life and death of Mr Alexander Peden, late minister of the Gospel at New-Glenluce in Galloway..., [Patrick Walker]

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed in the year, M, DCC, LXXIV


Title:
The wandering young gentlewoman, or The Cat-skins' garland; in five parts…

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, [1850-1860?]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Printed by half-sheet imposition.


Title:
Watts' Divine songs for the instruction of youth..., [Isaac Watts]


Title:
Three excellent new songs. : I. The heads: or the year 1778. II. The engagement betwixt the Terrible (Captain Death Commander) and the Vengeance privateer. III. The sailor's farewel


Title:
A choice drop of honey from the rock Christ: or, A short word of advice to all saints and sinners, by Tho. W£ilcocks. The forty-sixth edition.

Imprint:
The forty-sixth Edition. Edinburgh : Printed by J. Reid, for W. Gray, front of the Exchange. MDCCLXI.


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

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page: Full-length figure of plump man, standing, wearing hat and laughing.
Title page has no border.
Dated from external evidence.
There is a variant with '18' printed at the bottom left of the title page. StEdNL : L.C.2894(17).
There are two other editions with decorative borders and a different illustration on the title pages, and variant contents.


Title:
The wonderful advantages of drunkenness; to which is added, Protest against whisky.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell, High Street, 1826


Title:
The wonderful adventures of sixteen British seamen; also, A cure for the toothache

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


Title:
Young Grigor's ghost, an old Scotch song.


Title:
An abridgment of the New Testament; or, the life, miracles, and death, of our Lord & Saviour Jesus Christ. Embellished with beautiful engravings

Imprint:
Glasgow : Sold wholesale by J. Lumsden & Son, [s.a.]

Book_Notes:
Title page on verso of wrappers.
Caption title: Life of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.


Title:
The accomplish'd courtier; or, a new school of love: ...

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold by Archibald Martin, opposite the foot of Forrester's Wynd, Cowgate 1764


Title:
An account of a diverting courtship, that happened in this neighbourhood. Between a woman of fourscore and a youth of eighteen, whom she married...


Title:
Account of a dreadful murder, near Ayr, committed on the body of Mr john McLure,... Also an account od another shocking murder, committed by John Matw. Williams a few miles from Perth…

Imprint:
Copied from the Free Press Newspaper, Glasgow… Reprinted by J. Glass, Edinburgh, [s.a.]


Title:
A account of a most extraordinary forewarning... in the family of Lord Tyrone, in Ireland...

Book_Notes:
Taken from Cowdroy's Manchester Gazette.


Title:
An account of a most surprising savage girl; who was caught wild in the woods of Champagne, a province of France. Translated from the French

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by M. Randall [s.a.]


Title:
An account of the behaviour of Mrs. M'Kinnon, who was executed at Edinburgh, on Wednesday the 16th of April, 1823, for the inhuman murder of William Howat. Also, An advice to her friends, while under sentence of death.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers. [s.a.]


Title:
An account of the dispute between Russia, Sweden and Denmark, and Great Britain. To which is prefixed, The outlines of the treaty of peace between Great Britain and Russia, concluded the 17th June, 1801.


Title:
An account of the Harmonist Society, near Pittsburgh, from Mellish's travels in America.

Imprint:
Glasgow : published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1821 (on back page : J. Neilson, Printer.)


Title:
An account of the life of Gilder Roy,...


Title:
An account of the life, transactions, and death of Rob Roy M'Gregor, a famous Highland chieftain

Imprint:
Edinburgh printed - price one penny (on back page)


Title:
An account of the remarkable life and transactions of Capt. J. Hodson…

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed for this present year. [s.a.]


Title:
An address to the Protestant interest in Scotland. Being an humble and seasonable warning, wherein is clearly demonstrated, the inexpediency and danger of repealing our penal laws against Popery, or allowing that dangerous and idolatrous religion to be openly prefest within this realm. …

Imprint:
Second edition with improvements. Glasgow : Printed for W. McArthur, bookseller, Paisley.


Title:
Admiral Duncan's victory over the Dutch fleet. To which is added, The rigs o' barley.


Title:
Admiral Duncan's victory over the Dutch fleet, Oct. 11th 1797. To which are added, No grumbling. Britain's guardian angels. A pye-man-'s trip to Bagshot Camp.


Book_Notes:
Pages 13-34 of a larger volume, possibly not a chapbook


Title:
Adventures of Bamphylde Moore Carew, who was for upwards of 40 years, King of the Beggars.


Title:
The adventures of Captain Gulliver, in a voyage to Lilliput

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1815


Title:
The adventures of Captain Gulliver in a voyage to Lilliput. Embellished with beautiful coloured plates

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden & Son, [s.a.]

Series:
Lumsden & Son's improved edition of coloured twopenny books embellished with numerous engravings

Book_Notes:
Wrappers included in pagination.
Title on wrappers: Gulliver's travels.


Title:
The adventures of Jack Okham & Tom Splicewell two sailors who went a pirating on the King's highway. How that Tom Splicewell was taken and condemned to be hanged. How his messmate Jack, applied to the king, and got him pardoned. With a copy of Jack's polite letter to His Majesty.

Imprint:
Stirling, : - Printed by C. Randall., [1800?]


Title:
Adventures of John of Badenyon: to which is added The cold Winter. The pretty chamber-maid


Title:
The affecting & tragical history of Queen Mary of Scotland: who was beheaded for High Treason against Queen Elizabeth, of England

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, [s.a.]


Title:
Age and life of man... To which is added, My dear Highland laddie, O


Title:
Alibaba; or, the forty thieves destroyed by Morgiana, a female slave. On which is founded the new operatical Romance of the forty thieves.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate.[s.a.]


Title:
Allan Tine O'Harrow; to which are added, Jack in his element. The beds of roses

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers, [1830-1840?]

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


Title:
The ancient and modern history of Buckhaven in Fifeshire... By Merry Andrew at Tamtallon.


Title:
The notted history of Mother Grim, commonly called Goody Grim's witty tales, very curious for a winter evening

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed this present year, [179-?]


Imprint:
Brechin : Printed for A. Black, bookseller, 1837


Title:
Andrew Lamie. or, Mill of Tifties Annie.


Title:
Andrew Lammie; or, Mill o' Tiftie's Annie. This tragedy was acted in the year 1674.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801


Title:
Andrew Lammie (the trumpeter of Fyvie) or, Mill of Tifties' Annie. As was composed, and acted in the year 1674.

Imprint:
Peterhead : Printed by and sold wholesale by P. Buchan, 1817


Title:
Raising the wind; or, Habbie Simpson & his wife baith deed...

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by George Caldwell, 1858


Author_1:
Gentleman, who has paid many years particular attention

Title:
Apendix to the almanacks; or, observations on the weather... 'by a gentleman, who has paid many years particular attention…'

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Robertson, Horse-Wynd [s.a.]


Title:
The art of courtship; or, the school of Love ...


Title:
The atheist converted; or, the unbeliever's eyes opened...

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold in Niddry's Wynd., [s.a.]


Title:
The Atholl Highlanders; or, the LXXVII Regiment's triumph. To which is added, Etrick Banks

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate


Title:
The Atholl Highlanders. To which are added, The betrayed lover. And Jockey's far awa.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1821


Title:
The auld goodman; or, the goodwife victorious. To which is added, The valiant soldier. Remedy for pain. Pray be quiet. Do! Patty Clover. The faithful Tar.


Title:
Auld Robin Gray, Queen of the May, Logie o' Buchan, and A pastoral song


Title:
Auld Robin Gray, with The answer. And The death of Robin Gray. To which are added, Miss Forbes's farewel to Banff, and Mary's gane awa'.


Title:
Auld Rob Morris. The gowden locks o' Anna. Corn rigs. The banks o' Doon. Down the burn Davie. Scots wha haw wi' Wallace bled.

Imprint:
Glasgow, - printed for the booksellers [s.a.]


Title:
An awful memorial of the state of Francis Spira, after he turn'd apostate from the Protestant Church to Popery

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


Title:
Hidden truths come to light; or, a true concordance to the noblest of all histories of the sacred volumes, of the Old and New Testament, &c. With the true account of different passages, for the understanding of those that are to learn or can read the Bible. Both curious and entertaining. For all Christians.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by Alex Robertson, Niddry's Wynd. - 1784.


Title:
The babes in the wood... To which is added, The sailor's adieu


Title:
Bailie Nicol Jarvie's journey to Aberfoil. To which are added, St. Patrick was a gentleman. And The auld sark sleeve.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Bailie Nicol Jarvie's journey to Aberfoil : Air - Quaker's wife.


Title:
Baillie Nicol Jarvie's journey to Aberfoyle. Pat Murphy. The gowden locks of Anna. When Britain, first, &c

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1823


Title:
The banished soldier. To which are added, Sailor Jack. Answer to sailor Jack. Jack in his element. Down the burn Davie. The lover's summons

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803.


Title:
The banks of the Dee, with The answer. To which are added, The beggar's resolution. The siege of Carrick-Fergus. To Lethe repair. As sure as a gun.


Title:
The banks o' the Devon. To which are added, The land o' the leal, Despairing Mary, The thorn, Sleeping Maggie, Fair Helen, Hal the woodman.

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


Title:
Bateman's tragedy; or, the perjured bride justly rewarded: being the history of the unfortunate love of German's wife and young Bateman.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by M. Randall. [s.a.]


Title:
Young Lochinvar : to which are added, The rose of Dunmore, Scottish whisky, Blythe was she but and ben, Sleeping Maggie, Shepherds, I have lost my love.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed for the booksellers, [1820-1830?]


Title:
The battle of Chevy-Chace. An excellent old ballad

Imprint:
Edinburgh; printed for the booksellers in town and country.


Title:
The battle of Prestonpans; to which is added Waly, waly.


Title:
The Battle of Rosline; fought on the plains of Rosline, 1803. To which are added, Nanny of the hill. The sailor's allegory.


Title:
The Battle of Roslin, fought on the plains of Roslin, 1303, and John Highlandman's remarks on Glasgow.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1823 [or 1828]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Last digit of date is indistinct in all copies examined: 1823 or 1828.


Title:
The last words of Mr. Donald Cargill, when on the scaffold, July 27th. 1681

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed  by Hugh Duncan, and are to be sold at his shop, above the Cross, MDCCXIII [1713]


Title:
Battle of the Boyn; to which are added, The milking pail, Thro' the wood laddie


Title:
The Battle of Trafalgar. To which are added, The charming beauty. The despairing shepherdess. The sailor's lamentation, with the answer. The green purse.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, 1807


Title:
The Battle of Trafalgar. To which are added, The despairing shepherdess. The parson's foible. Aspire no farther. The green purse.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, [No.20.] Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
The Battle of Waterloo; To which is added, I can't for I'm in haste, My Nannie, O, and Lovely Sally's misfortune.

Imprint:
Glasgow : published and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co, 10, Saltmarket. - 1817


Title:
The Beauties of Glasgow. To which are added, I wondered what he meant. Bonny Charley. The gleaners. She's what I dare not name.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.


Title:
The beautiful and interesting account of the shepherd of Salisbury Plain

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers in town and country, [1820-1830?]

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


Title:
Beauty and the beast: a tale for the entertainment of juvenile readers. Ornamented with elegant engravings

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold by J. Lumsden & Son, [s.a.]

Book_Notes:
Label on front wrapper: Lumsden & Son's edition of Beauty and the beast.


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!

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1805


Title:
The beds of roses. To which are added, The girl I left behind me. The lass o' Gowrie. She's as the opening lily fair. The braes o' Yarrow

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1820


Title:
The Bellfast mountains. To which are added, The second of August; and, the funny old song of The parsons fat wedder, with Let me in this ae night


Title:
The Bennachie budget: containing The strayed ox; Stap the flood's wall-e'e; Tenant-right; Huntly's blessin'; and The "occasional" of the excise.

Imprint:
Fintray : Printed for the booksellers, 1879

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
The strayed ox : Tune - Send me.
Stap the flood's wall-e'e : Tune - Jenny's bawbee.
Tenant-right : Tune - Wha wadna fecht for Charlie?
Huntly's blessin' : Tune - Maggy Lauder.
The "occasional" of the excise : Tu


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

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate [s.a.]


Title:
The Berkshire lady's garland. In four parts

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers, [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
The Berkshire lady's garland : Tune - The royal forrester.
Dated from external and internal evidence.


Title:
The Barkshire lady's garland: in four parts...

Imprint:
Printed for J. Wal[?]er, at the hand and Pen in High Holbourn, [s.a.]


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:
Bess the Gawkie. To which are added, Peggy Irvine. The legacy and Gude news

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


Title:
Bessy Bell and Mary Gray. Cauld kail in Aberdeen. Dear Tom, this brown jug. One morning very early


Title:
Billy and Nancy's parting. To which are added, A patriotic song. The young lady's praise. The sailor's rant. The joyful widower.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No.20.) Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
Billy and Nancy's parting. To which are added, The young lady's praise, and the humours of Smithfield.


Title:
The Birmingham button-maker. To which are added, The tell-tale. O rare country lasses. My heart's my ain. The lass of Patie's mill.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1805.


Title:
The blackbird: a selection of popular comic & love songs. From the best authors.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed for the booksellers, 1834


Title:
The very old song of the Roman nobleman; or, the cruel blackamoor in the wood

Imprint:
Peterhead : Printed and sold wholesale by P. Buchan, 1817


Title:
The blaeberries; or, Allan's love, &c. To which is added, the tankard of ale.


Title:
The bold British tars... To which are added, The novice. Rejected Strephon. A good wife and a kept-up miss contrasted, with the Answer.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801.
The brave tars of old England : Tune - English roast beef.


Title:
Bold Dougherty and the tinker. To which are added, Edward and Betsy. The happy marriage. The Irish courtship. How happy the soldier. Thro' the wood laddie.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1804

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1804.


Title:
The bold dragoon. A wee bird cam to our ha' door. Rest thee babe rest thee. My daddie is a canker'd carle


Title:
The bold mariner; or, the dangers of the sea. To which are added Jamie Gay. The bold hairy cap. Merry may the maid be. The despairing lover

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Entered according to order, 1798


Title:
Bonaparte; or, The threaten'd invasion. To which are added, The invasion. Original of Tweedside. Johnny Bluster's wife.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (20.) Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
Bonny Annie's elopement, with the pursuit and disappointment. To which are added, The lover's disappointment. Phillis and Nancy. Saint Patrick's glory. The contented ruricolist. None so pretty.


Title:
Bonny Barbara Allan. The minstrel. Oh! Nannie, wilt thou gang wi' me. Here awa, there awa. Naebody

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


Title:
Bonny Barbara Allan; to which are added, Yarrow braes. The hills of the Highlands, The lassie I lo'e best of a'. Bessie Bell and Mary Gray. O meikle thinks my love.


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


Title:
The Bonny Lassie's plaidy awa, Flora's lament for Charlie; to which are added, The banks of the Dee, Go plaintive sounds, The lass of Ballochmyle.


Title:
The bonny Lowland laddie. To which are added, Success to the loom. Come under my plaidy. I'm wearing awa' Jean. And The young maid's lament

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed in the year 1820 (on back page : Falkirk - T. Johnston, Printer)


Title:
Bonny Mally Stewart; to which are added, Her blue rollin' e'e. The braes o' Gleniffer. Waes me for prince Charly.


Title:
The bonny Scot: to which are added, Slighted Nancy. The faithful shepherd. My love Gildroy. Fy gar rub her o'er wi' strae


Title:
Bony lad, Jamie the rover, and The roving maids of Aberdeen.

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


Title:
The bony lass, Whistle and I'll come to you my lad. I'll awa' to Nannie. My Lady's gown there's gairs upon't. The birks of Aberfeldy


Title:
The prophecies of Thomas Rymer... wherein is contained remarks on what is already come to pass... [To] which is added, An account of the memorable battle of Bannockburn, fought in the year 1315


Title:
The boys of Kilkenny. Paddy in London. I'm wearing awa, Jean. Low down in the broom

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1823


Title:
Braes of Birniebouzle. To which are added, The birks of Invermay. Merry may the maid be. Nan of Logie Green. The languishing maid.


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:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Braes o' Birniebouzle : Air - Braes o' Tullymet.


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 Braes o' Gleniffer; to which are added, Nancy's to the Greenwood gane. The present time is ours. The miller of Dee.


Title:
A brief relation of the adventures of Bamfylde Moore Carew, for more than forty years King of the Beggars

Imprint:
George Angus, printer, Side, Newcastle, [s.a.]


Title:
The brisk young sailor. To which are added, The widow's lamentation. The dying swan. To Signora Cuzzoni.

Imprint:
[Stirling?], Entered according to order, 1799.


Title:
Britain's contest. To which are added, O rare country lasses. My heart's my ain. The lass of Patie's mill

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


Title:
Bruce's address. To which is added, My love is like a red, red rose. The ploughman. Robin Adair. Away with this sadness. Highland whisky.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Convivial song : Air - Green grow the rashes, O.


Title:
The Bucahnshire tragedy; or, Sir James the Ross.


Title:
The Scots Chronicle: or, a short history of Scotland...


Title:
The Buchanshire tragedy; or, Sir James the Ross: an excellent old ballad

Imprint:
Peterhead : Printed and sold by P. Buchan [s.a.]


Imprint:
[Stirling?] : Entered according to order., 1799.

Book_Notes:
Place of publication from external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Anonymous. By Michael Bruce.


Title:
Six songs by Burns: 1. My Nannie O. 2. The banks o' Doon. 3. Fareweel to Ayrshire. 4. She's fair and fause. 5. The red red rose. 6. Green grow the rashes, O

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers [s.a.]


Title:
The history of the nine worthies of the world... illustrated with poems, and the picture of each Worthy.

Imprint:
by Robert Burton. Glasgow : Printed in the year MDCCLXIX.


Title:
The buxom dame of Reading; or the cuckold's cap. To which are added, A smiling full bowl. Wallace's lament after the Battle of Falkirk. Has she not dole enough... A Summer piece. A Winter piece. Bad luck to the penny. The neat little cottage.

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.
Wallace's lament after the Battle of Falkirk : Tune - Maids of Arrochar.


Title:
Caladonia. To which are added, Queen Mary's lamentation. The maid of the mill. Despairing Mary. Patriotic song. Nobody coming to marry me.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold, by M. Randall, [1813-1820?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
A patriotic song : Tune - Johnny Cope.


Title:
The Canty Carly; or, The raveled bridal of Achronie

Imprint:
Peterhead : Printed by P. Buchan, for A. Keith, and W. Gordon, Aberdeen, [1816-1831?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Colophon at foot of p. 12 reads : P. Buchan, printer, Peterhead.


Title:
Captain Glen's unhappy voyage to New Barbary; to which is added, the excellent song of The tempest


Title:
Captain Thunderbolt's garland. To which are added, The wounded Hussar. The Irish rebels. Hap me with thy petticoat

Imprint:
[S.l.], entered according to order, 1799


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


Title:
Captain Wedderburn's courtship to Lord Roslin's daughter, to which is added, Henry is true.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed in this present year, [s.a.]


Title:
Captain Wedderburn's courtship. To which is added, Hey Jonnie Coup

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed for the booksellers. [s.a.]


Title:
The soldier's wife; or, The fruits of a victory, : a lesson to Bonaparte and his admirers; to wehich is added, Hal the woodman


Title:
The charming songster; or, chearful companion. Being a collection of choice songs. Among which are several originals. To which is added Toasts and sentiments.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by A. Robertson, and sold nat his shop in Niddry's-wynd 1784.


Imprint:
Newcastle : Printed by George Angus, in the Side, [s.a.]


Title:
The child of a tar. The midnight bowl. Come gie's a sang the lady cried. The Winter sat lang on the Spring of the year.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1819


Title:
Peridy detected! or, The children in the wood, restored

Imprint:
Banbury : Printed and sold by J.G. Rusher, Bridge-Street, [s.a.]

Book_Notes:
Title on front wrapper: The children in the wood, restored.


Title:
The child's instructor; or, picture alphabet

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold, wholesale, by Lumsden & Son, [s.a.]


Title:
The child's new spelling primer; or, first book for children. To which is added The stories of Cinderella, and The little Red Riding Hood

Imprint:
Dublin : Printed by T. Wilkinson, No. 40, Winetavern-Street, 1799


Title:
The clown: to which is added, Cape of Good Hope.

Imprint:
[Stirling?] Entered according to order, 1806


Title:
The Clydesdale wedding. To which are added, Flora's lament for Charly. The banks of the Dee. Go plaintive sounds

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


Title:
The coalman's courtship. To a creel-wife's daughter. In three parts...


Title:
The coalman's courtship to the creel-wife's daughter. In three parts…

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, [s.a.]


Title:
The coalman's courtship to the creel-wife's daughter. In three parts

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
In prose and verse.
The pages are incorrectly imposed - the numbering sequence is as follows : [1], [2],... 16, 19, 17, 20, 18, 21, 22, [23], 24. StEdNL.


Title:
The coggie. Mary's dream. O for ane and twenty, Tam. Let's be jovial. Lilies of the valley.


Title:
A collection of new songs. 1. Sally in our alley. 2. Pretty Sally's kind answer. 3. Green grow the rashes. 4. The Highland laddie

Imprint:
Printed by George Angus, Side, Newcastle, [s.a.]


Title:
A collection of old Scottish songs; called, The haughs of Cromdale, to which is added, Jenny's bawbee, and Young Jamie.


Title:
A collection of songs, &c. No. V, containing Hooly and fairly. Taste life's glad moments. Donald Caird. Bruce's address. The sprig of shillelah.


Title:
Come under my plaidie. On a bonny day when the heather was blooming. I loo'd ne'er a laddie but ane

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Come under my plaidie : Tune - Johnny Macgill.
I loo'd ne'er a laddie but ane : Tune - My lodging is on the cold ground.


Title:
The comic reciter; a selection of the best and most popular comic pieces for recitation.


Title:
The comical and merry tricks of Tom Thumb, the wonderful. To which is added, Three wishes.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell, 2, 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., [1828-1831?]

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


Title:
The comical notes, and sayings, of the Reverend Mr. John Pettegrew, late minister of the Gospel at Long-goven, near Glasgow.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold by Archibald Martin at his printing-house in the Horse Wynd, 1767.


Title:
The comical story of Thrummy cap, and the ghaist; to which is added, William and his dog.

Imprint:
Elgin : Printed for the booksellers, [s.a.]


Title:
The comical tricks of Lothian Tom. With a selection of anecdotes.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
The title page includes an illustration of a cow in a field. Both the illustration and the typeface on the title page are different from the copy at StEdNL : L.C.2852.A(5). The text is identical.


Title:
The considerate nymph; or, the bashful shepherd. To which are added, Ready money and no trust. The young man's dream. The maid's kind answer. The milkmaid. A maid and wife contrasted.


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. Vauxhall watch. Nymphs of Britain.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 20) Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
Cottage tales for little people; or, The amusing repository for all good boys and girls

Imprint:
Glasgow : Lumsden & Son, 60 Queen-Street, Glasgow.


Title:
The crafty chambermaid; or, beauty and virtue rewarded. In three parts.

Imprint:
printed and sold by T. Evans, No 79, Longlane, Smithfield, London, [s.a.]


Title:
Crispine and Crispianus; or, the history of the gentle craft.

Imprint:
London : Printed and sold by J. Hollis, Shoemake (sic) Row, Black-Friars [s.a.]


Title:
The curious and entertaining history of Whittington and his cat.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers. By R. Menzies, Lawnmarket. [s.a.]


Title:
A curious catechism... Also, a copy of a petition from the grave-diggers, against Temperance Societies

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell, [ca. 1830?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.


Title:
A curious collection of Scottish poems, in two parts…

Imprint:
Aberdeen : Printed by A. Imlay for Alex. Keith, Long Acre, and Sold by him and most other books, 1821


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 dawning of the day; or, the milk maid beguiled. To which are added, Sweet Robin's elopement. A patriotic song. Beauty's blossom. The parting kiss.


Imprint:
Printed by J. Catnach, 2, & 3, Monmouth-court, London. Sold by all booksellers.London, [s.a.]


Title:
The death and funeral of William Stevenson, a miser who died at Kilmarnock, on the 17th July, 1820. With an account of his preparations before death. ...


Title:
Death of Nelson. The rakish sailor. The Lanarkshire lads. And The Greenock sailor.


Title:
The Death of Wolfe. Love has eyes. The girl of my heart. Sally Roy. Stay, traveller, tarry. The woodland maid.


Title:
The life and most surprising adventures of Robinson Crusoe of York, mariner


Title:
The life and surprising adventures of Robinson Crusoe. Embellished with eight elegant engravings.

Book_Notes:
Engraved paper label on front wrapper: Lumsden & Son's new edition of Robinson Crusoe.


Title:
The wonderful life and suffering adventures, of that renowned hero, Robinson Crusoe...

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1823


Title:
Deil tak the wars: to which are added Tak your auld cloak about ye. Lilies of the valley. The maid who tends the goats. Ah! Chloris

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers in Scotland, 1823


Title:
A description of the Four Parts of the world. Viz. Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. With the several kingdoms, states, &c contained therein. Together with the religion, nature of the air, soil, and different traffics of each province or kingdom, &c.


Title:
Narrative of the shipwreck and sufferings of Neil Dewar, seaman of the Rebecca of Quebec, wrecked on the coast of Labradore, who had both his legs and arms amputated for the third time, by Drs. Corkindale and Cumin, of Glasgow. Edited by James Smith, Esq., of Jordanhill. ; edited by James Smith of Jardanhill


Title:
The disappointed lover; to which are added, Up in the morning. Wellington's address. My bonny Jean

Subject_Name:
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, Duke of, 1769-1852 Songs and music.


Title:
The discreet princess; or, the adventures of Finetta. : an entertaining story for the amusement of young masters and misses.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1818

Book_Notes:
Engraved paper label on front wrapper: Lumsden & Son's edition of Finetta.
Dedication to Lady Mary Montague by R. Samber (pp v-viii).


Title:
The distressed sailor's garland. In three parts…


Title:
A diverting courtship which lately happened in this neighbourhood, between a woman of fourscore, and a youth of sixteen, whom she married.

Imprint:
Glasgow Printed in the Saltmarket. MDCCXII.


Title:
A diverting dialogue, both serious and comical. That passed the other day between a noted shoemaker and his wife, living in this neighbourhood.


Imprint:
Brechin : Printed for Alex. Black, bookseller, 1837


Title:
Donald Caird. The absent lover. The way-worn traveller. For lake of gold. The flowers of the forest. No more by sorrow chas'd


Title:
Donald M'Donald. To which are added, The tempest. Anither gill


Imprint:
Printed by J. Niven, for the Glasgow Religious Tract Society. The Society's tracts are sold by ...

Price:
four pence per dozen, 2shillings &.8 pence per 100

Book_Notes:
Lists bulk sellers of Glasgow Religious Tract Society publications


Title:
Down the burn Davie. The meeting of the waters. Andro wi' his cutty gun. The soldier's dream. For lake of gold


Title:
The Dragoon & Peggy. To which are added, The swain design'd for love and me. O'er the moor to Maggy. The generous gentleman. A good hint.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, [No. 20.] Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
A dreadfule example for wicked husbands; or The Virtuous Wife in Distress

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren. [s.a.]


Title:
The Dragoon and Peggy. To which is added, Oxter my laddie.

Imprint:
T. Johnston,Printer, Falkirk (on last page; front page imprint possibly lost in cropping) [s.a.]


Title:
The Dublin baker. To which are added, Tea and brandy. The greenwood tree. Jockie lad an ye wa'd steal me. Lovely Nancy and the handsome Sergeant. Masonry an art.


Title:
Dugald MacTaggart. The last rose of Summer. I have parks, I have grounds. I'll think on thee, my love. Love's blind, they say.


Title:
The Duke of Gordon's three daughters, to which are added, Mary I believ'd thee true, and Prince Charlie


Title:
The Duke of Gordon's three daughters. To which is added Mrs. Burns lament for Burns


Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold opposite the foot of Forrester's Wynd, Cowgate


Title:
The dying groans of Sir John Barleycorn. Being his grievous complaints against the brewers of bad ale. To which is added, Donal Drouth's reply, with a large description of his drunken wife. Also the copy of a Summons, for any drunken person, by inserting their names in the blanks.

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Published at the desire of all barley bibbers and lovers of good ale [s.a.]


Title:
Easter Monday. To which are added, The milking pail, Lochaber no more, The birks of Invermay, and Miss Drummond.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for James Duncan, Junior, bookseller, Saltmarket, 1799


Title:
Edwin and Emma; to which are added, The meeting of the waters, I'm grieved to leave my comrades all, I ha'e a wife o' my ain

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Edwin and Emma - anonymous. By David Mallet.


Title:
The Egyptian wedding. To which are added, The pleasures of love, With The answer, Love at a wedding, and The fickle fix'd

Imprint:
[Stirling?] : Entered according to order, 1805

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

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


Title:
Eight favourite songs. Hurra for the bonnets o' blue. A soldier's gratitude. Thou hast left me ever, Jamie. Had I a heart for falsehood framed. Up in the morning early. On Belvidera's bosom lying. Away with melancholy. It is not so


Title:
Eight new songs. Tell her I'll love her, King Robert's address, The Lowland lads think they are fine, The garland of love, O don't forget me, For the sake of gold she's left me. The thorn. The days o' langsyne

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston. [s.a.]


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.

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed for the booksellers, [s.a.]


Title:
The enchanted lover, with the answer. To which are added, Bonny Ketty sitting spinning; and Bess in Bedlam.


Title:
The entertaining & instructing history of little Jack. Embellished with eight elegant engravings

Book_Notes:
Paper label on front wrapper: Lumsden & Son's edition of Little Jack.


Title:
The entertaining storyteller... To which are added, A receipt for lowness of spirits. Description of the different kinds of drunkenness. And the Irishman's new method of challenging a jury

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


Title:
The believer exalted in imputed righteousness: a sermon preached at a sacramental occasion. By the late Rev. Mr Ebenezer Erskine, Minister of the Gospel at Stirling.


Title:
The River of Life; proceeding out of the throne of God, and of the Lamb, a sermon preached immediately before the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, at Dunfermline, July 6th, 1735.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Alex. Adam. for George Caldwell, bookseller, near the Cross, Paisley. MDCCLXXVII


Title:
Esk Mill, Tune - Banks of the Devon. To which are added, The Scottish exile, Woo'd and married an' a'. The galley slave. The beds of roses.


Title:
The ewie wi the crooked horn. The maid in Bedlam. Whate'er my lot. Life is like a Summer flower


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs; 1. My Nannie, O. 2. The soldier's adieu. 3. Kate Kearney. 4. King Robert's address. 5. Gloomy Winter's now awa'. 6. Old Towler. 7. Judy O'Flannikin. 8. This is no mine ain lassie.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers in town and country, [s.a.]


Title:
An excellent collection of popular songs; viz. 1. A jolly Jack Tar. 2. Once more I'll tune. 3. My deary, if thou die. 4. The cobbler. 5. Ah, well-a-day, my poor heart!

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers in town and country. [s.a.]


Title:
The excellent old Scots song of the blaeberry courtship. To which is added, The crook and plaid

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


Title:
An excellent old Scottish song. The blaeberry courtship.

Imprint:
Newton-Stewart : Printed for the booksellers by J. M'Nairn, [n.d.]


Title:
An excellent old song, intitled Young Beichan and Susie Pye. To which is added, Britannia's call.

Imprint:
Glasgow : published by J. Lumsden and Son, 1821. (On back cover:) J. Neilson, printer.


Title:
The exploits of wise Willie, and Witty Eppie, the ale-wife of Buckhaven.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, [1820-1830?]


Title:
The face of our King is the picture for me, to which are added, Jamie Gay on the River Tweed, Buxom Nan of Dover, and, Molly Malone.


Title:
The factor's garland, and The cruel Captain. In four parts


Title:
The factor's garland. In four parts.... To which is added, Beauty & rigour.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, [20.] Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
Fair Margaret's misfortunes; To which are added, A cogie of ale. The weary pund o' tow. Song in Rosina.


Title:
Fair Margaret's misfortunes; to which are added, A cogie of ale. The weary pund o' tow. Song in Rosina.


Title:
The faithless sea-captain: a love song, in three parts

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed in the year 1821 (on back : 'Falkirk - T. Johnston, printer')


Title:
A false friend... To which are added, Ad. Duncan's victory over the Dutch fleet. The auld man's best argument. Lay thy loof in mine lass. Sylvia's charms.


Title:
Famous and memorable history of the battle of Chevy-Chace... To which is added an old ballad on the same subject

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers. No. IX. [s.a.]


Title:
The famous and memorable history of the battle on Chevy-Chace... To which is added, an old ballad on the same subject

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, 1811


Title:
The famous history of Friar Bacon...: with the lives and deaths of the two conjurers, Bunget and Vandermast.

Imprint:
London : Printed and sold by J. Hollis, No. 21, Shoemaker-Row, Blackfriars, [s.a.]


Title:
The famous history of the whimsical Mr. Spectator. By the famous Mrs Bicknell with agreeable letters, both witty and very entertaining for a winter' evening, or a summers retreat.

Imprint:
Edinburgh: : Printed by A. Robertson oposite to the Old Assembly Close., [1785-1795?]

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


Title:
The famous sea-fight between Capt. Ward and the Rainbow: To which is added, The haughs of Crumdel…

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neilson for G. Caldwell, [s.a.]


Title:
A famous sea-fight between Capt. Ward, and the Rainbow. To which is added, The ship paid off. Jack Tar. Jolly toper

Imprint:
Printed by J Chalmers & Co, Castlestreet, Aberdeen, [s.a.]


Imprint:
[S.l.] : Entered according to order, [s.a.]


Title:
The first part of the history of the king and the cobbler…

Imprint:
Newcastle : Printed by G. Angus in the Side, [s.a.]


Title:
Five comic songs. The sawyer and the lawyer. Paddy's balloon. Neighbour Sly. What are you at? What are you after? and Peg Briggs and her pigs


Title:
Five excellent love songs, called We've ay been provided for, &c. The Bologne expedition, The chains of love, The time to love, The lee rigs.


Title:
Five excellent new songs; called The disappointed sailor. The rapture. Teach me the art of love. Lord Thomas of Winsbery. The ship paid off

Imprint:
printed by J. Chalmers & Co Castlestreet Aberdeen, [s.a.]


Title:
Five excellent new songs; entituled I. An American song, to the Sons of Liberty. II. A new song on America. III. A song in praise of the Light Infantry. IV. The female dragoon. V. The sailor's lamentation.


Title:
Five excellent songs. The Bay of Biscay. Sandy Gray. Tom and Poll. There's nae luck about the house. O'er the water to Charlie


Title:
Five excellent new songs, entitled, The cottager's daughter. Dulce domum. Toby Filpot. The beggar girl. Eliza.

Imprint:
Stirling, : Printed by C. Randall, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from external evidence.
The sailor dear : Tune - The vicar and Moses.


Title:
Five excellent new songs, viz. The chapter of kings. Paddy Bull's expedition. Poor Emma. Hey for a lass wi' a tocher. The meadows look cheerful.

Imprint:
J. Robertson, printer, Horse-Wynd, Edinburgh, [s.a.]


Title:
Five excellent new songs, viz. The exile of Erin. Crazy Jane. Listen to the voice of love. And saw will we yet. Parting moments.


Title:
Five excellent new songs, viz. The lammy. Flowers of the forest. The weary pund o' tow. Jockey. Cowden-Knowes.


Title:
Five excellent new songs, viz. The shipwreck. The shipwreck'd tar. The brown jug. The mariner's wife. Jenny's bawbie.


Title:
Five excellent new songs, viz, We'll hap and row the feety o't. The lass of Patie's mill. The poor little blind beggar boy. Dumbarton's drums. The old man's song


Title:
Five favourite new songs, viz. A wonderful song. Yougal harbour. The new way of, my coggie: Britons strike home. The hero comes.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by C. Randall, [s.a.]


Title:
Five favourite songs. Allan Water. O life is like a summer flower. My Highland home. A trip to Loch Lomond. The blythesome bridal

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers [s.a.]


Title:
Five favourite songs. The bonny lass of Auchinbee. Flora's lament. My Highland home. Donnel and Flora. The Highland minstrel boy.


Title:
Five new songs. Namely, The sailor's adieu. The sailor's return. A choice duck. The sovereign bank. The drummer


Title:
Five new songs. Neil Gow's farewel to whisky The Stirlingshire ploughman. My Jean and native Caledonia. From the Forth to the Barn. The Traquire shepherds


Title:
Five old Scottish ballads. Bessy Bell and Mary Gray. Down the burn Davie. My joe Janet. Hooly and fairly. Waly, waly, gin love be bonny

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers, [s.a.]


Title:
Five popular songs: Culloden day. Hame, hame, hame. Bonnie Charlie. Contented wi' little. Lewie Gordon.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed by R. Taylor, [1825-1826?]


Title:
Five popular songs. There came to the beach. Jim Crow's trip to Greenwich. My mither ment my auld breeks. Lash to the helm. Braes o birniebouzle.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, [s.a.]


Title:
Five Scots comic songs. Rab Roryson's bonnet. Meg's dochter. Bobing John. The carle he cam o'er the craft. My love she's but a lassie yet.


Title:
Five songs. Black eyed Susan. O gin my love were yon red rose. My tocher's the jewel. Bessy's lament. The undaunted maiden.


Title:
Five songs. Bruce's address. The maid of Erin. The birks of Invermay. The braes of Balquhither. The craigs o' Kyle


Title:
Five songs. George Reilly's return. Auld Robin Gray. The banks of the Dee. Robin Adair. Dainty Davie


Title:
Five songs. Loudon's woods and braes. The peck o' maut. Paddy's seven ages. The Rose of Dunmore. Sleepin' Maggy

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed for the booksellers [s.a.]


Title:
Five songs. O Willie is a canty chiel. John Anderson my jo, New edition. The weary pund o' tow. I dearly love my Jean. What ails you Pate


Title:
Five songs. The banks of Clyde. Within a mile of Edinburgh town. The sailor from Dover. The Scots Fuzileers. The beggar girl


Title:
Five songs. The happy farmer. Expedition to Dunkirk. Sally M'Ghee. The county of Cavin. The happy man


Title:
Five songs. The lad the lasses wish to have. The Irish divorce. The hero of Ballinacrazy. Boys of Kilkenny. The lass in yon town


Title:
Five songs. The rigs of barley. Crabbit Carlin. The lass of Cartside. Lovely Nan. The revengeful lover


Title:
Five songs. The sailor's dream. We've aye been provided for. Siege of Copenhagen. The Canadian boat song. Ellen of the Dee


Title:
Five songs. The sprig of Shillelah. The chapter of toddling. The Scottish exile. The true lovers. The drunkard reformed


Title:
Five songs. The star of the east. The braes of Bewhither. Paddy Whack. Every thing has but its time. Ballendine Braes


Title:
Five songs. Whistle o'er the lave o't. Auld Janet Baird. The boatie rows. I gaed a waefu' gate yestreen. Auld John Borthwick.


Title:
Five songs. Willie was a wanton wag. Bailie Nicol Jarvie's journey to Aberfoil. Whistle, and I'll come to you. Bonny Johnnie Lowrie. Scottish whiskie

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Baillie Nicol Jarvie's journey to Aberfoil! : Air - Quaker's wife.


Title:
The flower of Dumblane... To which is added, We've ay been provided for. The tankard of ale... And Ianthe the lovely


Title:
The flowers of the forest. The shipwreck; or, the Middlesex Flora. The battle of Flowden-Hill, and Kate of Aberdeen


Title:
The flowers of the forest. The soldier's return. Corn rigs are bonny. Blyth, blyth & merry was she


Title:
The folly of witless women displayed; or, the history of haverel wives: written by Humphray Clinker the clashing wives clerk.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the company of flying stationers, in town and country. MDCCLXXXI.


Title:
The dominie depos'd... To which is added, Maggy Johnston's elegy

Imprint:
[Paisley?] : Printed for the booksellers, 1823

Book_Notes:
Place of publication from external evidence.


Title:
The forlorne damsel. To which are added, The handsome country maid. Tom and Polly's courtship. Cruel Nell. The linen weavers.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802


Title:
Four excellent new songs, 1, Auld Robin Gray. 2, Auld Robin's answer. 3, The tankard of ale. 4, The Galloway shepherds.


Title:
Four excellent new songs, viz. The blithsome bridal. The chapter of fashions. Tweed-side. The definition


Title:
Four excellent songs; viz:- The boatie rows. The lass of Patie's mill. Jock o' Hazledean. Tak' your auld cloak about ye.


Title:
Four excellent new songs, viz. The cottager's daughter. Lilies of the valley. Ca' the ewes. Braw lads on Yarrow Braes. Banks of bonny Doune


Title:
Four excellent new songs; 1. The cries of Edinburgh. 2. Tamie Lamie's cure for a drunken wife. 3. The jolly miller. 4. The braw lads of Gala-water

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed in Niddery's-wynd. [s.a.]


Title:
Four excellent new songs. I. The deserter. II. The wounded swain. III. Sailor Jack with the answer. IV. A favourite song.


Title:
Four excellent new songs, Dogs. Domestic bliss. Obstinate dog. Britannia at Nelson's tomb


Title:
Four excellent new songs, viz. The drunken sexton. The raw recruit. Long life to the petticoat. Bob of Dunblane.


Title:
Four excellent new songs, viz. Feyther and I. O dear, ladies I have plenty. The wig, the hat, and the cane. Free gardeners.


Title:
Four excellent songs, viz. Genius of gardnery, Poor Jack, Rose of Glenrino, and The banks and braes of bonny Doon

Imprint:
Peterhead : Printed and sold by P. Buchan, [1816-1831?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
The rose of Glenrino : Tune - Woo'd an' married an' a'.


Title:
Four excellent new songs. The great messenger of mortality; or, a dialogue betwixt Death and a lady. To which are added, The sailor from Dover


Title:
Four excellent new songs. Viz. I. The Highland drum. II. The haughs of cromdale. III. The miller of Dee. IV. Roslin castle


Title:
Four excellent new songs. The Highland laddie, Bonny Annie, Doctor Stafford, The true lovers farewel.


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'


Title:
Four excellent new songs; called Ketty's love to Jocky. Johnny's kind answer. The fair maid. The longing maid

Imprint:
Printed by J. Calmers & Co Castlestreet Aberdeen, [s.a.]


Title:
Four excellent new songs, Louden's bonny braes. The Greenock sailor. The cropy boy's lamentation. The tanner and Molly


Title:
Four excellent new songs: viz. - The maid of Lodi. Is there a heart. Came ye o'er frae France. Falkirk Muir,

Imprint:
[Falkirk : Printed by R. Taylor], Printed in the year 1825

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon on p. 8 reads : Falkirk, Printed by R. Taylor.


Title:
Four highland comic songs. The turnimspike. The auld Highlandman. Her nainsel tuked amang her head. Haud awa' frae me, Donald

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed for the booksellers


Title:
Four love songs. Mary I believ'd thee true. I had a horse. The disappointment. Gaberlunzie man


Title:
Four popular songs: viz. What murrian now. The German Lairdie. Kenmure's on and awa. And The miller

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : R. Taylor, Printer, Falkirk, [1825-1826?]


Title:
Four songs. Bundle and go. A new love song. The buxom young dame. Love and duty


Title:
Four songs. Doctor Stafford and the weaver's daughter. The sailor prentice boy. Donald of Dundee. Never think of a man


Title:
Four songs. Donald McDonald. Answer to the happy stranger, And sae will we yet. O'er the muir

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed for the booksellers, 1823


Title:
Four songs. Ewebuchts Marion. The dawtie. Country lassie. Johnny's grey breeks


Title:
Four songs. Humours of Bartholemy Fair. Jockey the shepherd. The battle of Vittoria. Bonaparte's rout; or, the 18th of June.


Title:
Four songs. King-making Bonaparte. Poor old horse. The whistling maid. Lash'd to the helm


Title:
Four songs. King Solomon's temple. The accepted Mason. The obstinate sailor dog. Death of General Moore.


Title:
Four songs. The adventurous sailor. Larry O'Lash'em. The land of shillellah. The restoration of the Bourbons

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. MORREN, Cowgate [s.a.]


Title:
Four songs. The banks of Claudy. Roger the miller. The mariner's compass. Wonderful old man

Imprint:
[Kilmarnock] : Printed for the booksellers, 1823

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


Title:
Four songs. The Flower of Caledonia. Female coachman. Maid of Ryegate. The banks of a river.

Imprint:
Edinburgh,printed by J. Morren, Cowgate [s.a.]


Title:
Four songs. The flower of Dumblane. Jamie is slain in the wars I'm afraid. The banks of the Dee. Bonny Dundee


Title:
Four songs. The way for to woo. The disappointed sailor. The wounded sailor's complaint. Bonaparte's flight


Title:
The way to wealth, with maxims for married ladies and gentlemen, &c.


Title:
The Fraserburgh wedding! being a diverting account of Willy Lawson's courtship with Bessy Gibb also, two love letters. . .

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Entered according to order [s.a.]


Title:
The free-mason's garland, containing The building of Solomon's Temple, a masonic song. A new song, by a brother of St. Luke's Lodge, Edinburgh and Maggie's lament.


Title:
The free-mason's garland, containing The building of Solomon's Temple: a Masonic song, A new song, by a Brother of St. Luke's Lodge, Edinburgh, and Maggie's Lament

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed in the year 1821 (On back page : Falkirk - T. Johnston, printer.)


Title:
The free-mason's garland, containing The building of Solomon's Temple, A masonic song. A new song, by a brother of St Luke's Lodge, Edinburgh.  And Maggie's lament.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer.
The building of King Solomon's Temple, a masonic song : Tune - Derry-down, down.
A mason song. By a brother of the Lodge of St. Luke, Edinburgh : Tune - I


Title:
The French convert; being a true revelation of the happy conversion of a noble Fench lady, from the errors and superstitions of Popery, to the reformed religion, by means of a Protestant gardener, her servant.


Title:
The friar & boy; or, the young piper's pleasant pastime...


Title:
Full and particular account of the trial and condemnation of Mess John Presbytery, who is to be hanged on or before - day of May 1798.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for and sold by A. Guthrie, No. 25. South Bridge, 1798


Title:
Fun upon fun; or, the humours of a Fair. : Giving a description of the curious amusements in early life: also an account of a mountebank doctor and his merry Andrew.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Sold by J. Lumsden & Son, [s.a.]

Book_Notes:
First and last leaves are paste-downs on plain wrappers. Most illustrations are terracotta and on one side of paper.


Title:
Funny Joe's laughable budget of wit; a selection of choice bon mots; repartees, anecdotes, &c.

Imprint:
Ayr : Printed and sold by D. Macarter & Co., [s.a.]


Title:
The Galloway shepherds. To which are added, The Royal Highlander's farewel. Love inviting reason. The new way of Lochaber. With the answer


Title:
Gammer Gurton's Garland of nursery songs, and Toby Tickle's Collection of riddles. Compiled by Peter Puzzlecap, Esq.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold wholesale, by Lumsden & Son, [s.a.]


Title:
A garland of bells, wherein each rings to its proper tune

Imprint:
Printed for J. Bell, on the Quay, by George Angus, in the Side, Newcastle, MDCCCXV


Title:
A garland of new songs, containing, 1. God save the King. 2. Rule Britannia. 3. The invasion. 4. All on board of a Man of War. 5. The faithful lover

Imprint:
Newcastle : Printed by M. Angus and Son, in the Side. [s.a.]

Publisher_Name2:
Angus, son of Angus M. (possibly George?)


Title:
A garland of new songs, containing, 1. The little P.D. 2. John Diggons. 3. Dick Dock. 4. I were Yorkshire too. 5. Love and whiskey.

Imprint:
M. Angus & Son, Printers, Newcastle, [s.a.]


Title:
A garland of new songs. The battle of the Nile. Tom Starboard. The sailor's adieu. Tom Bowling. True courage. The sea boy.

Imprint:
Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed by J. Marshall, in the Old Flesh-Market.


Title:
A garland of new songs. The Bay of Biscay, O. All's well. Poor Joe the Marine. The mid watch. The sea-boy. The sailor's adieu

Imprint:
Printed by J. Marshall, in the Old Flesh-Market, Newcastle, [s.a.]


Title:
A garland of new songs. Jessie the flower o' Dumblane. O stay my love. Lilies of the valley. Sally Roy. Dear maid I love thee. Just like love. Green grow the rashes, O. Far, far at sea.


Title:
A garland of new songs. The raw recruit. Major Macpherson. Caleb Quotem. Young love among the roses.


Title:
A garland of new songs. The tempest. The old commodore. Sweet Poll of Plymouth. Tom Starboard


Title:
General Abercrombie's elegy. To which are added, John o' Badenyon. And Address to Sandy.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
General Abercrombie's Elegy : Tune - Mourn for Melpomene.
Address to Sandy : Air - The hills o' Glenorchy.


Title:
The solitary family; or, the Norman hut.

Imprint:
Newcastle : Printed by G. Angus, in the Side [s.a.]


Title:
The genuine history of John M'Pherson, Pat Fleeming, and Dick Balf, three notorious Irish robbers. Also, An account of the life of Gilder Roy.

Imprint:
Glasgow, published by R. Hutchison, bookseller, 16 Saltmarket [s.a.]


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 sailing ship. Ths differs from the copy at L.C.2874(14) StEdNL.


Title:
The ghost of my uncle. To which is added, The out-witted tax-gatherer.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'25' printed at foot of title page.
Variant exists without '25' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : L.C.2849(16).


Title:
Gill Morice. To which is added, The crabit carline.


Title:
An Gille Dubh Ciar-dhubh. Do dh Inghean fir thir na Dris, le Mac fir Dhail'neas. Chuireadh air leth fear air calpa na tairne


Title:
The girl I left behind me, with The answer. To which are added, Anna's urn, all my comfort! and Low down in the broom.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1800


Title:
The golden bull; or, the crafty princess's garland, in four parts


Title:
Gow's fareweel to whisky; to which are added, Oh take me to your arms. The Gaberlunzie man. Up in the morning.


Title:
The comical and witty jokes of John Falkirk the merry piper; when in courtship to an old fiddler's widow, who wanted all the teeth. With a copy of the love-letter he sent to her, who is commonly called F-ting Betty.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed in the year 1777.[on back page : 'From John Kirk's Wind-mill at Corky Crown.']


Title:
The comical history of Simple John and his twelve misfortunes, which happened all in twelvedays after the unhappy day of his marriage.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the company of flying stationers, in town and country. MDCCLXXX.


Title:
The comical history of Simple John and his twelve misfortunes…


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 examination of text and style.
Title page includes illustration of a laughing 'fool'. There is a border on the title page. This differs from the copy at L.C.2852.C(3). StEdNL.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
'53.' is printed at the foot of the title page.


Title:
The comical history of Simple John, and his twelve misfortunes


Title:
The comical sayings of Paddy from Cork, with his coat buttoned behind... with Paddy's catechism, and his Supplication when a mountain sailor

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page of man carrying scythe.
'21' printed below border.


Title:
The comical sayings of Pady from Cork, with his coat button'd behind. In three parts. To which is added, Pady's humble petition, and A creed for Irish Roman believers.

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

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


Title:
The comical sayings of Pady from Cork, with his coat button'd behind. Being an elegant conference betwixt English Tom and Irish Teague: - with Pady's catechism, his opinion on Purgatory, the state of the dead, - and his supplication when a mountain sailor. To which is added, his creed for all Romish believers.

Imprint:
Edinburgh; printed by J. Morren, Campbell s Close, Cowgate [s.a.]

Book_Notes:
Attribution to D. Graham seems spurious.


Title:
The comical transactions of Lothian Tom. In six parts…:

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, 1823

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Kilmarnock - printed by H. Crawford. And sold by him wholesale and retail, at his shop, at the cross; - where may be had, Bibles, Testaments and Psalm books, gilt and plain, - also, the following c


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

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


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


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.


Title:
Fun upon fun: or, the comical and merry tricks of Leper, the taylor, in two parts

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by William MacNie, And sold wholesale and retail, 1828


Title:
Grannie McNab's lecture in the Society of Clashing Wives, Glasgow, on witless mothers and their skyracket dandy daughters, who bring them up to hoodwink the men, and decive them with their braw dresses, when they can neither wash a sark, mak' their own parritch, or gang to the well.

Imprint:
Edinburgh:- Printed for the booksellers in town and country [s.a.]


Title:
The history and comical transactions of Lothian Tom. In six parts...

Imprint:
Sold wholesale by J. Fraser & Co. Printers, Stirling. [s.a.]


Title:
The history and comical transactions of Lothian Tom. In six parts…

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, [No, 18] Saltmarket, 1807


Title:
The history and melancholy misfortunes of Simple John, the sackweaver. Giving a particular account of his courtship and marriage to a scolding wife - which has been a mortifying misery to many a poor man

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for, and sold by William Cameron, and other booksellers [s.a.]


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.

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed, and sold by M. Randall. [s.a.]


Title:
The history of John Cheap the chapman: containing above a hundred merry exploits done by him and his fellow traveller, Drowthy Tom, a sticked shaver.  In three parts.

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


Title:
The history of John Cheap the chapman... In two parts

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers in Scotland, [1810-1820?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.
Dated from internal and external evidence.


Title:
The history of the haveral wives; or, the folly of witless women displayed.


Title:
The history of the Haverel Wives: or, the folly of witless women displayed. Written by Humphray Clinker the clashing wives clerk... To which is added an oration on the virtues of the old women, and the pride of the young... Dictated by Janet Clinker…

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1807


Title:
An impartial history of the rise, progress, and extinction of the late rebellion in Britain, in the years 1745 and 1746...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by John Robertson, MDCCLXXIV


Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No. 20) Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
Janet Clinker's oration on the virtues of the old women and the pride of the young.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren  [s.a.]


Title:
John Falkirk's cariches. And Janet Clinker's oration, on the virtues of old women, and the pride of the young.


Title:
The merry tricks of Leper the taylor. In two parts

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
The Scots piper's queries: or, John Falkirk's cariches, made both plain and easy.

Imprint:
Stirling, : -Printed by C. Randall,, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
John Falkirk is a pseudonym.
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jocky and Maggy: in five parts


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jockey and Maggy: in five parts...

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by M. Randall, 1814. Carefully corrected and revised by the Author.


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jocky and Maggys courtship with the great diversion that ensued at their wedding. In three parts

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers. [s.a.]


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jockey and Maggy. In five parts.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed and sold by J. & J. Robertson, M,DCC,LXXIX.

Book_Notes:
Note says: 'Carefully corrected and revised by the author'.


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jockey & Maggy's courtship with the great diversion that ensued at their bedding. In three parts.


Title:
The whole proceedings of Jockey & Maggy's courtship and marriage. In five parts…


Title:
The warlock of Glendye; from "Tales of the glens" by the late Joseph Grant

Imprint:
Brechin : Alexander Black, bookseller : Printed by Black and Co., [s.a.]


Title:
The Greenock railway. The snow-drop. O what will a' the lads do. All's well. A man without a wife.

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


Title:
A cry from the dead; or, the ghost of the famous Mr. James Guthrie appearing. Being the last sermon he preached in the pulpit of Stirling, before his martyrdom at Edinburgh, June 1661. To which is added, His last speech upon the scaffold.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed and sold by J. & J. Robertson, M,DCC,LXXVII.


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


Title:
The hallow fair; to which are added, Queen Mary's lamentation, The contented lover, Ungrateful Nanny, Homeward bound


Title:
Halucket Meg. Bess the gawkie. The mansion of peace. Poor little Jane


Title:
Hark, hark, from the shore; to which are added, Culloden day. Lewis Gordon. Young Henry. The thorn.

Imprint:
Edinburgh; printed for the booksellers in town and country, 1823


Title:
The haughs of Crumdel... To which are added, I'd think on thee my love. Mutual love. The fumbler's rant

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, 1799


Title:
The heaving of the lead. Lash'd to the helm. The lass o' Arranteenie. Cauld blaws the wind. Dearest Ellen. From the white-blossomed sloe.


Title:
The heroic exploits of Sir William Wallace and King Robert Bruce...


Title:
The hero of Ballinacrazy. Fly not yet. The tempest. The year that's awa


Title:
The highland laddie. Pray, Goody. Kate Kearney. With the answer. The fairest of the fair. Hal the woodman


Title:
The highland piper's advice to drinkers. To which are added, Home, sweet home, Wallace's lament, Connel and Flora, Here is the glen, Oh hey Johny lad, and Charlie is my darling

Imprint:
Airdrie : Printed by J. & J. Neil. Bookbinders, and printers, No. 21 High Street, where ..., [s.a.]


Title:
The highland plaid; to which are added, The way worn traveller. Lament for Burns. Logan braes. From night till morn. Dame Durden.


Title:
The history and adventures of Obi; or, three-fingered Jack. Embellished with beautiful coloured plates

Book_Notes:
Wrappers included in pagination.
Title on wrappers: Obi; or, three-fingered Jack.


Title:
The history and chivalrous exploits of Jack the Giant Killer. In all its parts


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

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold by J. Morren, Cowgate.


Title:
The history of Adam Bell, Clim of the Clough, and William of Cloudeslie, who were three archers good enough, the best in the North Country

Imprint:
Paisley: : Printed by J. Neilson,, [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
A second part was first published ca. 1608.


Title:
The history of Aladdin; or, the wonderful lamp: an eastern tale

Book_Notes:
Wrappers included in pagination.
Title on wrappers: Aladdin, or The wonderful lamp.


Title:
The history of Buchaven, in Fifeshire, containing the witty and entertaining exploits of Wise Willie, and Witty Eppy, the ale wife.

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed for the booksellers.[s.a.]


Title:
The history of Charles Jones, the footman... Also, On pride, & The country clergyman.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In prose and verse.


Title:
A cry from the dead, from the flower of the Church of Scotland or an exhortation at a communion to a SCots congregation in London. By Mr. Samuel Rutherford. From a manuscript never before printed


Title:
The history of Cinderella, or, the little glass slipper. To which is added The babes in the wood.


Title:
The history of Dick Whittington and his cat. To which is added. The remarkable account of Ambrose Guinett

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for J. Rankine, bookseller, M,DCC,XCVIII


Title:
The history of Duncan Campbell, and his dog Oscar.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
Attributed to James Hogg.
'10' is printed at the foot of the title page.


Title:
The history of Duncan Campbell and his dog, Oscar.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page.
Attributed to James Hogg.


Title:
The history of Duncan Campbell, and his dog, Oscar...

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by W. Macnie, where there is always kept on sale, a choice and extensive ...[s.a.]


Title:
History of Eugene Aram, who was convicted at York Assizes, of the murder of Daniel Clark of Knaresborough, fourteen years after the crime was committed.

Imprint:
Printed and sold by W. Fordyce, 48, Dean Street, Newcastle. Agent to the Yorkshire Fire & ... [s.a.]


Title:
The history of Fortunatus. To which are added, The lives and adventures of Ampedo, and Andolocia, his two sons.


Title:
The history of Fortunatus: setting forth his birth, life, travels, and adventures in most parts of the world: hoe the Lady Fortune appeared to him, and gave him a rich purse...

Imprint:
Glasgow : published and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co, 10, Saltmarket. [s.a.]


Title:
The history of Goody Two Shoes with the adventures of her brother Tommy. Embellished with elegant engravings

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden & Son. & sold by Stoddart & Craggs, Hull, [s.a.]

Book_Notes:
Paper label on front wrapper: History of Goody Two Shoes and her brother Tommy.
At head of text: Improved edition.


Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell, bookseller, [ca. 1825?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Woodcut on title page.


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'162' is printed at the foot of the title page.
The page numbering is erratic.


Title:
History of James Allan, the celebrated Northumberland piper

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


Title:
History of James Allan, the celebrated Northumbrian piper...

Imprint:
Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce. 48, Dean Street, Newcastle, [s.a.]


Title:
The history of Jane Shore, concubine to King Edward IV.


Title:
The history of Johnny Armstrong shewing his many noble deeds in his youth, in divers countries; also; an account of his many victories over the Scots: And how he and his valiant men were all slain.


Title:
The history of little King Pippin; : with an accountof the melancholy death of four naughty boys, who were devoured by wild beasts; and The wonderful delivery of Master harry Harmless, by a little white horse.

Imprint:
Glasgow : published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1814


Title:
The history of Moll Flanders who was born in Newgate...


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, nine times in New Prison, eleven times in .. .. Written from her own memorandums and adorned with cuts

Imprint:
Newcastle : Printed by George Angus, in the Side, where is always kept on Sale, a choice ... [s.a.]


Title:
The history of Nicolas Pedrosa, and his escape from the Inquisition in Madrid. A tale.

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket,, 1799.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at the foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1799.


Title:
History of Prince Charles Edward Stuart, called by some "The Young Pretender"...


Title:
The history of Sinbad the sailor, containing an account of his surprising voyages.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1824


Title:
The history of Sindbad, the sailor. : containing an account of his seven surprising voyages

Imprint:
Glasgow : published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1819

Book_Notes:
Title on paper label on front wrapper: Sinbad the sailor.


Title:
History of Stoney Bowes, otherwise Andrew Robinson Bowes...

Imprint:
Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce, 15, Grey Street, Newcastle [s.a.]


Title:
The history of the blind beggar of Bethnal Green. Shewing... Adorned with cuts

Book_Notes:
Attributed to Robert Dodsley.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.


Title:
The history of the destruction of Troy...

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren. Cowgate [s.a.]


Title:
The history of the four kings of Canterbury, Colchester, Cornwall, and Cumberland, their queens and daughters. Being the merry tales of Tom Hodge and his school-fellows

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?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.


Title:
The history of the frolicksome courtier, and the jovial tinker

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, MDCCLXXXV!


Imprint:
London : Printed and sold by J. Hollis, Shoemaker-Row, Black-Friars, [s.a.]


Title:
The history of the haveral wives; or, the folly of witless women displayed...


Title:
The history of the hunting at Chevychase... Also, two historical ballads, giving the Scotch account of Chevychase & Haughs of Cromdale


Title:
The history of the king and the cobler...

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by M. Randall. [s.a.]


Subject_Name:
Henry VIII, King of England, 1491-1547, in fiction, drama, poetry, etc


Title:
History of the life and death of the great warrior Robert Bruce, King of Scotland.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'108' is printed at the foot of the title page.
There is a variant with 'ix. 5' printed at the foot of the title page. StEdNL : Mas.618(11)
Illustration on title page.


Title:
The history of the life and sufferings, of the Reverend John Welch, sometime minister of the Gospel at Ayr. To which is added Some prophetical letters, Wrote by him, when prisoner in Edinburgh and Blackness Castles.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold in Niddery's-wynd, M,DCC,LXXX.


Title:
The history of the wicked life and horrid death of Dr. John Faustus

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from examination of text and style.

Subject_Name:
Faust, d. ca. 1540, in fiction, drama, poetry, etc.


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, strange things done by him and Mephistopholes. With an account how the devil came at the end of twenty-four years, and tore him in pieces.


Title:
The history of Tom Thumb. Wherein is declared, his marvellous acts of manhood, full of wonderful merrimenr. Part the first.

Imprint:
[Birmingham] : D. Wrightson, printer, Edmund Street. [on back : In Snow Hill, Birmingham,/ They sell histories ...


Title:
The history of Tommy Playlove and Jacky Lovebook. : wherein is shown the superiority of virtue over vice, however dignified by birth or fortune. Embellished with elegant cuts

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1819

Book_Notes:
Paper label on front wrapper: Lumsden & Son's edition of Tommy Playlove & Jacky Lovebook.


Title:
The history of Valentine and Orson; to which is added, The comical history of the courtier and tinker.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co. booksellers, No. 10, Saltmarket, [1804-1819?]


Title:
The history of Valentine and Orson. With a coloured engraving.


Title:
The history of Whittington and his cat. To which are added, Two poems


Title:
History, witty questions, and answers, of that noted philosopher, The miller of Whittingham Mill, and Bessy Puslem his wife.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed this present year 1793. Opposite the foot of the Old Assembly Close.


Title:
The history of Duncan Campbell and his dog Oscar. From Hogg's evening tales.

Imprint:
Printed by D. Macarters and Sons, Ayr, for J. Lumsden & Son, Glasgow, [s.a.]


Title:
The long pack; or, the robbers discovered. A Scottish story, by the Ettrick Shepherd

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page of seated man playing bagpipes.
'24' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Author's name: James Hogg


Title:
Holiday entertainment; or, the good child's fairing. Containing the plays and sports of Charles and Billy Welldon, and other little boys and girls who went with them to the fair.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold, wholesale, by Lumsden and Son, [c. 1820.]


Title:
The holy disciple; or, the history of Joseph of Arimathea... To which is added, Meditations on... Christ

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed and sold by J. n& J. Robertson. MDCCLXXVII.


Title:
A humerous trial: to which is added Gouf-ma-logie...

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed for the booksellers. [s.a.]


Title:
The humorous adventures of Jump Jim Crow


Title:
The humorous exploits of Watty and Meg; or, the wife reformed

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G.Caldwell, 2, New-street. [s.a.]


Title:
The hunting of Chevy-Chace: a Scots ballad


Title:
The hunting of Chevy-Chace: a Scots ballad...


Title:
The hunting of Chevychase, a bloody battle fought by Earls Douglas and Percy...


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


Title:
The improvements on Hartfield: a poem. Giving a particular account of the successful exertions of Robert Fulton, Esq. to improve that formerly uncultivated estate

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neilson, for the author, 1803


Title:
The Indian lover's garland. In two parts...

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
The Indian lover's garland : Tune of What is greater joy and pleasure.


Title:
The intrepid & daring adventures of sixteen British seamen. To which is added, A cure for the toothach.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed and published by G. Caldwell, 1837


Title:
Ioram na truaighe, le Issachari M'Aula do Thighearna Assinn. Oran le te ga Leannan. Am freagradh.


Title:
The Irish maniac. To which are added Welcome Royal Charley. Mary Morrison. And De'il's awa' wi' the Exciseman


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.


Title:
Christ's Kirk on the Green. In three cantos...

Book_Notes:
The first canto attributed to James I, King of Scotland, the other two being Allan Ramsay's.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
Jamie and Nancy; or, the Yarmouth tragedy…


Title:
Jamie's bad wife. To which are added, Success to the loom. The delicate maid. Labour in vain. The season of love.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed by T. Johnston, [1817]

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


Title:
Jammy and Nancy of Yarmouth; or, the constant lovers. In four parts


Title:
Jeany Diver. To which are added, Tom Broun. Charming Sally. The new way of Taliho. Katharine Ogie.


Title:
Jemmy and Nancy of Yarmouth; or, the constant lovers. In four parts


Title:
Jemmy & Nancy of Yarmouth; or, the constant lovers. In four parts

Illustration:
1 (probably 2 separate blocks side by side)


Title:
Jenny dang the weaver. To which are added, The green purse. The king and the miller. Bonny Bet. Esk mill. The cobler's happiness.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Esk mill : Tune - Banks of the Devon.


Title:
Jerusalem's captivities lamented; or, a plain description of Jerusalem from Joshua's time to the year 1517, both from scripture and ancient history... To which is added, A singular instance of Turkish justice

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

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher.


Title:
Jervis taking the Spanish fleet. To which are added, Measure for measure, The flowers of Edinburgh, The love-sick taylor, and Heigh for the petticoat.


Title:
John Anderson my Jo. Low down in the broom. It was upon a Lammas night. The banks of Doon. Land of the leal. Lubin is away.


Title:
Johnnie Cope; to which are added, Whistle o'er the lave o't, My dear Highland laddie, O. The maid in Bedlam.


Title:
Johnny Faa. Maggie Lauder. Fee him, father, fee him. Faint and wearily


Title:
John of Badenyon: to which are added, Fair maid who 'tends the goats. The hawthorn

Imprint:
[S.l.], Entered according to order, 1799


Title:
John Thompson's man; or, a short survey of the difficulties and disturbances that may attend a married life. To which are added, some very extensive and most salutary observations thereon. With certain and approved rules for the choice of a wife.


Title:
The jolly beggar. To which are added, The Duke of Argyle's courtship to an English lady, and The weaver's daughter


Title:
The jolly sailor's description of, a Man of war. To which are added, Happy Dick Dawson. Chloe's kisses. The contented lover.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, 1806


Title:
The jovial cruising sailor. To which are added, Wer't thou but my ain thing. Bessy Bell and Mary Gray. The county of Cavin. The laugh spoil'd.


Title:
The jovial sailor's wedding: or, All parties pleased. To which are added, My wife has ta'en the gee. The grand tack. The rose in Yarrow. The Britannia. Ma chere amie.


Title:
Katharine Ogie, to which is added, John Anderson, my Jo, Jean Anderson, my Jo, Maria.


Title:
The Kentshire tragedy; or, the constant lovers overthrow. To which are added, The hogg's tub. The ploughman's love to the farmer's daughter. The shepherdess lamenting her drowned lover.


Title:
The Kentshire tragedy; or, The constant lover's overthrow. : To which are added, The hogg's tub. The shepherdess lamenting her drowned lover. The ploughman's love to the farmer's daughter. The modern marriage question. A song for three voices.


Title:
An account of the bad treatment, that I Robert Ker met him with in the town of Falkirk...


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:
King James the first and the tinker. To which are added, The charming beauty. Caledonia look'd down. The sailor's lamentation. With The answer. For the love of Jean. The cobler's tragical end.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, no. 20. Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
King Robert Bruce's garland: an heroic ballad...


Title:
The ladies' amusements. To which are added, The gallant sailor. Nature's richest mine. Jenny dang the weaver. O'er the muir amang the heather. Lilies of the valley


Title:
The Laird of Cool's ghost. Being a wonderful and true account of several conferences betwixt the late Rev. Mr. Ogilvie, Minister of the Gospel at Innerwick, and the ghost of the deceased Mr. Maxwell, late Laird of Cool. Written by Mr. Ogilvie's own hand, and found in his closet after his death, which happened very soon after these conferences.


Title:
Lament for Abercrombie; to which are added, The harper of Mull. John Anderson my jo John. Wood of Craigie lea. Let drunkards


Title:
The lament of Flora M'Donald; to which are added, Within a mile of Edinburgh, Tweedside, Go, plaintive sounds, Yellow-haired laddie, and The Lord's Marie.


Title:
The lammy; to which are added, The soldier's return. Gow's fareweel to whisky. Gloomy Winter's now awa


Title:
The land o' the leal. To which are added, Tullochgorum. Allister M'Allister. The nymph's reply.


Title:
Lassie wi' the raven locks. It was upon a Lammas night. Hills o' Gallowa. The tear. Mary, I believed thee true


Title:
The lass of Ballochmyle. Auld Rob Morris. Wandering Willie. For a' that and a' that. Meg o' the mill.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1826


Title:
The lass of Livingston: to which are added, Within a mile of Edinburgh, Over the hills and far away, and The bonny brucket lassie

Imprint:
Falkirk - printed by T. Johnston, [s.a.]


Title:
The lass of Peatie's mill. To which are added, Ca' the ewes to the knows, Barbadoes' bells, The maid of Islay, and, With horns and hounds.

Imprint:
Greenock : Printed by William Scott, [s.a.]


Title:
The lass o' Glenshee: to which are added, Donald Caird's come again. The braes o' Balquither. The betray'd lover


Title:
The last dying speech, and travels, of William Walker... To which is added, The plumber

Imprint:
[Aberdeen] : (Printed by J. Chalmers & Co. Castlestreet Aberdeen.), [1800?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
In prose and verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : (Printed by J. Chalmers & Co. Castlestreet Aberdeen.).


Title:
Last May a braw wooer. Mucking o Geordie's byre. Mary's dream. Parting moments. Rosy morn.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Last May a braw wooer : Tune - The Lothian lassie.


Title:
The last speech of the farmer's colly, also The farmer's lament, and The Rochester lass.

Imprint:
Stirling : [s.n.], Printed in the year, 1806

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Printer possibly Charles Randall.


Title:
Laughable budget of wit: a selection of choice bon mots, repartees, anecdotes, &c

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H Crawford for the booksellers, [s.a.]


Title:
The lawyer and Nell; or, The lawyer humbugg'd, to which are added, Now sit down my cronnie, The Highland laddie, and Galla water.


Title:
The letter writer, containing a variety of epistolary correspondence on different subjects, in thee parts. viz. Duty and friendship; Love, courtship and marriage, Business, and the Death of relatives. To which are added, Superscriptions and addresses for letters. The whole forming a useful companion for the youth of both sexes.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1858


Title:
Life and astonishing adventures of Peter Williamson, who was carried off when a child from Aberdeen and sold for a slave.


Title:
The life and curious adventures, of Bertholde of Bertagnona: a man, who was endowed with all the deformity of Aesop, the wisdom of Solomon, and the poverty of Job.


Title:
The life and death of a toper; or, the drunkard's last will. To which are added, Get married betimes. The drowned mariner. Catch hold on to day. The happy marriage.


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


Title:
The life and death of fair Rosamond... To which is added The lass o' Gowrie

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed for the booksellers, [s.a.]


Title:
The life and death of Jane Shore, concubine to King Edward IV. With a genuine letter from Jane to the King.

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


Title:
The life and death of Robin Hood, the renowned out-law. And the famous exploits performed by him and Little John.

Book_Notes:
Martin Parker's true tale of Robin Hood.
Dated from examination of text and style.
'73' is printed at the foot of the title page.
In verse and prose.
Illustration on title page.


Title:
The life and death of Sheffery Morgan, the son of Shon ap Morgan


Title:
Life and death of Tom Thumb, the little giant. And Grumbo the great giant, king of the country of eagles.

Imprint:
Edinburgh; : Printed at the foot of the Horse-Wynd., [1720?]


Title:
The life and history of Mary, Queen of Scots.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'165' is printed at the foot of the title page.
The page numbering is erratic.

Subject_Name:
Mary, Queen of Scots, 1542-1587 Biography


Title:
The life and prophecies of Mr. Alexr. 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.


Title:
The life and surprising adventures of Frederick Baron Trenck. Corrected and abridged.

Imprint:
Printed by G. Angus, Side,Newcastle, Where always is kept on sale, ... [s.a.]


Title:
The life and surprising adventures of that renowned hero, Sir William Wallace


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 item placed at L.C.2849(10) : there is no border on the title page and there is an '8' printed at the foot of title page. The text is identical. StEdNL.


Title:
The life and transactions of Mrs Jane Shore, concubine to King Edward the Fourth.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston [s.a.]


Title:
Life and transactions of Mrs. Jane Shore, concubine to K. Edward IV...

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by C. Randall, [s.a.]


Title:
The life and transactions of Mrs. Jane Shore, concubine to K. Edward 4th, containing an account of her parentage, with, and beauty. Her marriage with Mr. Shore. The King's visits to her, her going bto Court, and heaving her husband. Her great distress and misery after the King's death, &c.


Title:
Life of Jack Sheppard the notorious house and gaol breaker.

Imprint:
Newcastle-on-Tyne : Bowman, publisher. Nuns' Lane, [s.a.]


Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1828.

Series:
A swelection of amusing and instructive pamphlets; comprising lives of great warriors & statesmen, battles on sea & land, histories of different ...


Title:
The life of Richard Turpin, a most notorious highwayman…

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page
'117.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Printed height of title-page 14.5 cm.


Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1828


Title:
Life of the late Right Honourable George Canning, Prime Minister of England

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers 1827


Title:
Life, trial and awful 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:
[Glasgow] : Printed by J. Muir, Trongate Street [s.a.]


Title:
The life, trial, and execution, of Mary Thompson, aged 19...


Title:
The light dragoon. To which are added, A new patriotic song. The orange and blue. Billy and Molly's parting. The thing we beg's a toy.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, [ No. 20.] Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
List of all the criminals who have been executed in Glasgow, for the last eighty-six 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, Perth, Dumfries, Ayr, Jedburgh, Greenock, Paisley, Aberdeen, Inverness, &c. For 180 years, also, A list of unfortunate individuals who were strangled and burned for witchcraft. Being a very curious and interesting book.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. Muir, 49, Trongate Street [s.a.]


Title:
Lochaber no more. Queen Mary's lamentation. Banks of Banna. Auld acquaintance. The land of the leal


Title:
Loch-Erroch side; To which are added, The merry fellows. Long and dreary is the night. My Nannie, O. The miller of Dee. Highland Harry


Title:
Margaret and the Minister; a true tale. To which is added, Soda water.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell, 2, New Street, [1825-1830?]

Book_Notes:
Attributed to Robert Lochore.
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and examination of text and style.


Title:
The London astrologer; or, A young girl put to the blush. To which are added, Drinking drowns care. Jenny dang the weaver. Poverty's no sin. Matilda's lament. The soldier's widow.


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


Title:
The longing maid. To which are added, Birniebouzle, William and Nancy, and Roy's wife of Aldivalloch

Imprint:
Peterhead : Printed & sold by P. Buchan [s.a.]


Title:
The Covenanters' coronal: containing The banner blue; The Wigtown martyrs; Dunnottar castle; and Our Covenanters. Selected from the publications of Dr. Longmuir

Imprint:
[Fintray, Aberdeen] : Printed by J. Cumming, Fintray, Aberdeen, 1881


Title:
The long pack: a Northumbrian tale, an hundred years old


Title:
Lord Duncan's victory over the Dutch fleet, Octr. 12th, 1797. To which are added, The girl I left behind me. With the answer. The shepherd outwitted

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806.
Lord Duncan's victory over the Dutch fleet : Tune - Fy, Let us a' to the bridal.

Subject_Name:
Duncan, Adam Viscount Duncan of Camperdown Songs and music.


Title:
Lord Ruthven's daughter, an ancient ballad, to which are added, The maid that tends the goats, The captive negro. Jenny dang the weaver.


Title:
The loss of the pack; to which is added The pack's address.


Title:
The lost and undone son of perdition; or, the life and death of Judas Iscariot.


Title:
The lost daughter. An interesting tale, founded on facts.

Imprint:
M. Angus and Son, Printers, Newcastle [s.a.]


Title:
Loudon's bonny woods and braes. To which are added, The battle of Sherra Muir. And, Donald M'Donald.


Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by M. Randall, 1820

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
There is a variant in which 'Lovley' in the title is spelled 'Lovely' StEdNL : L.C.2872(29).

Subject_Name:
Wolfe, James, 1727-1759 Death and burial.


Title:
The remarkable adventures of Don. Macdonald a Scotch Highlander. During a course of continual viscissitude and roguish exploits in which he was periodically concerned. Written by himself.


Title:
The mad pranks of Tom Tram, son-in-law to Mother Winter. To which is added His merry jests, odd conceits, and pleasant tales: being delightful to read.


Title:
The mad pranks of Tom Tram, son in law to Mother Winter. To which are added, His merry jests, and pleasant tales

Book_Notes:
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Falkirk:- Printed by T. Johnston. 1817.


Title:
Maggy Lauther. To which are added, The pitcher. Bonny Jean. Yarrow Braes.


Title:
The Man of War's garland; or, the brave British Tars. To which are added, For freedom and his native land. The heavy hours. The step-daughter's relief. Nelson's victory over the French.


Title:
Martin's wonderful prophecies, relating to England, Scotland, & Ireland. With an account of the wonderful changes that must shortly take place in the Government, and in the state and condition of the people.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by John Muir, 30, Prince's Streeet, 1829


Title:
Mary le More, a lamentable Irish song. To which is added, George is the mildest king; or, A new touch on the times.

Imprint:
[Stirling?], Entered according to order [s.a.]


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


Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neilson, for George Caldwell, bookseller, 1819

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 : Printed by J. Neilson.


Title:
Memoirs of the life of the Right Honourable C.J. Fox, the man of the people, Secretary of State for the Foreign Department, &C.


Title:
The merchant of Bristol's daughter. To which is added, This is no my ain house.

Imprint:
Printed by G. Miller, Highstreet, Dunbar, [s.a.]


Title:
The merchant's son and the beggar wench. To which are added, The praises of wine. Absence ill to bide. Johnny and Mary. The braes of Yarrow.

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 merry and diverting exploits of George Buchanan. In two parts.


Title:
The merry and entertaining jokes of George Buchanan; who was servant or teacher to King James VIth as his private counseller, but publicly acted as his fool. The whole compiled in three numbers, for the entertainment of youth. Number I.


Title:
The merry cobler, and his musical alphabet

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold wholesale by J. Lumsden & Son, [s.a.]


Title:
The merry frolics; or, the comical cheats of Swalpo a notorious pickpocket. And the pranks of Roger the clown.

Imprint:
Seven Dials : Reprinted by J. Jones, ballad-monger, poster-printer, &c. Cards for raffles..., [s.a.]


Title:
The merry life and mad exploits of Capt. James Hind, the great robber of England.


Title:
Merry life and mad exploits of Captain Hynd, the great robber of England... To which is added, two poems. One by his friend, and another by his father, both upon honesty.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by A. Robertson, Horse Wynd,M,DCC,LXXXVIII


Imprint:
Ryle & Paul, Printers, 8&?, Monmouth Court, Seven Dials [s.a.] [on page 8, bottom right corner]


Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold in Niddery's-Wynd. [s.a.]


Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
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 merry tales of the wise men of Gotham. To which is added a collection of jests.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, [No. 20] Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
The Middlesex Flora; to which are added, Neil Gow's farewell to whisky; The golden glove, and The answer

Imprint:
Peterhead : Printed by P. Buchan, and sold by A. Keith, Aberdeen [s.a.]


Title:
The Middlesex flora; or, the ship-wreck'd sailor. To which are added, The charming beauty. Neptune's mistake. The despairing shepherdess. The parson's foible.


Title:
The milking-pail. To which are added, The north country lass. Oxter my laddie. Old King Coul. The humble beggar.


Title:
A song in praise of the Highland lads. To the tune of Johnny Cop.

Imprint:
Aberdeen : Printed by A. Imlay, 22 Long Acre, 1826


Title:
Lamentation for the death of the illustrious and most noble, Alexander, Duke of Gordon... By John Milne, Glenlivat, Parish of Inveraven.

Imprint:
[S.l.] : by John Milne, Glenlivat, Parish of Inveraven [s.a.]


Title:
The miraculous life and adventures of Sinbad, the sailor...


Title:
The miseries of poor simple innocent silly Tam.

Book_Notes:
Place of publication and date from external evidence.
Caption title.
Anonymous. By Dougal Graham.


Title:
The history of the wits jubilee, or, The chearful companion. Containing variety of diverting jests.

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

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Frank Merryman and Ben Johnson are pseudonyms.
Appears to be printed by the same printer who used 'printed… opposite the foot of the Old Assembly Close' imprint


Title:
Monro's tragedy. To which are added, The banks of a river. The true Briton's wish. The downfall of the coalition. Tom Careless' maxim.


Title:
Monro's tragedy. To which are added, The banks of a river. The true Briton's wish. A new song of old sayings. The return from the chace. Tom Careless' maxims.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, No. 20. Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
Mother Bunch's closet newly broke open; containing rare secrets of nature and art, tried and experienced by learned philosophers, and recommended to all ingenious young men and maids, teaching them, in a natural way, how to get good wives and husbands. Approved by several that have made trial of them; it being the product of forty-nine years of study. By our loving friend Poor Tom, for the King, a lover of Mirth, but a hater of Treason. In two parts.


Title:
Mother Bunch's golden fortune teller; a new and approved guide to the future.

Imprint:
Newcastle-upon-Tyne : Bowman, publisher, Nun's Lane, [s.a.]


Title:
The mountain hermit; or, the history of solitary Simon

Imprint:
Newcastle : Printed by M. Angus & Son, Side.[s.a.]


Title:
The mournful tragedy of the valiant knight Sir Wm. Wallace...

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed and sold by T. Johnston, 1822


Title:
The moving market: or, Cries of London. For the amusement of good children.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and published by G. Ross, 1815.


Title:
My bonnie Mary. It was upon a Lammas night. Tho' women's minds. Yestreen I had a pint o' wine. There's nought but care on ev'ry hand. Ye banks and braes


Title:
My heart with love is beating. London, agrah! is the devil's own shop. Love among the roses. Mary. Robin Adair. Their groves o' sweet myrtle


Title:
My poll and my partner Joe. To which are added, The ship in distress. The toper's advice. An excellent new song, called, Esk Mill. And The happy fire-side

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed by M. Randall, [1813-1820?]

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Esk mill : Tune - Banks of the Devon.


Author_1:
Brownlee, W. C. (William Craig), 1784-1860

Title:
Narrative of the Battles of Drumclog, and Bothwell Bridge

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'1.' printed beneath the imprint.
There is a variant with 'Z' printed beneath the imprint and type set slightly differently. StEdNL : HALL.224.H.4(15).


Title:
The battle of Waterloo : to which are added, Come under my plaidy. and Cowden Knowes;


Title:
A narrative of the extraordinary adventures of four sailors


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 The story of the King and Fairy Ring


Title:
The neglected tar; or, the British seamen. To which are added, The ups and downs of life. A fox-hunting song. To the Greenwood gang wi' me. Advice to the fair sex.


Title:
The neglected tar; or, The British Seamen. To which are added, Now sit down my cronnie. Drive me not to despair. The ups and downs of life. To the Greenwood gang wi' me. Cynthia's perplexity.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, 20. Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
The negro servant. An authentic and interesting narrative of a young negro…

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, for the booksellers, [1811-1819?]

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


Title:
The negro servant an authentic and interesting narrative, in three parts. Commissioned by a clergyman of the Church of England.

Imprint:
George Angus, Printer, Side, Newcastle. [s.a.]


Title:
Neil Gow's Strathspey. To which are added, Down the burn Davie, and I'll prie your bonny mou' lassie.


Title:
Nelson's lament. To which are added The boast of old Gaul. The praises of wine. Bonaparte in love.

Subject_Name:
Nelson, Horatio Nelson, Viscount, 1758-1805.
Napoleon I, Emperor of t


Title:
The Netherton Ball; to which are added, Bonny Jean, and A popular new song Air - Logan Braes.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
A popular new song : air - Logan streams.


Title:
A new description of the Emperor of China's palace, gardens and pleasure grounds. To which is added, A description of Mahometan temples, and mosques.

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


Title:
The new fortune-teller: with the interpretation of dreams and moles

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed in the year M LIII XVIII [s.a.]


Title:
The new guide to matrimony; or, The whole art of courtship, containing a collection of ingenious letters on love and marriage, and hints to young women.

Imprint:
Newcastle-on-Tyne : Bowman, printer & publisher [s.a.]


Title:
A new history of all religions, in particular, the Churches, sectaries, and parties, of the Holy Christian religion.


Title:
The new proverbs on the pride of women; or, the vanity of this world displayed. Part first and second...

Imprint:
[Stirling?] : Entered according to order., 1799


Title:
A new song, called The good queen of Fife, To which are added, I sigh for the girl I adore, On beauty, The poor exile of Erin, and The happy fire-side.


Title:
A new song, called Oral valley To which are added, My only Joe and deary O, Banks and braes of bonny Doon.


Title:
A new song, called, Scottish glory display'd at the Battle of Waterloo. To which is added, Bundle and go.


Title:
A new song, called Wandering Nelly; or, Corunna's lone shore. To which are added, Down in the broom, and The Scots bonnet


Title:
A new song in praise of Stirling. To which are added, A song in praise of the weaving craft. And The virgin's choice.

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Entered according to order, 1803


Title:
A new song... Macbeth. To which are added Tis past! The pangs of love are past, and The Royal Ark

Imprint:
Belfast : pronted for the hawkers, [s.a.]


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-haired laddie.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, No. 20. Saltmarket, 1809


Title:
A new song on the times. To which are added, Young Donald o' Dundee


Title:
New songs. Sailor's farewell. He's aye kissing me. A rose tree. Tibby Fowler. The jolly toper.


Title:
The news, To which is added, The humours of Glasgow Fair.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
The news : Tune - Cameronians' Rant.
The humours of Glasgow Fair : Tune - The Hallow Fair.

Subject_Name:
George IV, King of Great Britain, 1762-1830 Journeys Scotland Edinburg


Title:
A new touch on the times; To which are added, The broom of the Cowdenknows, Young Jockey.

Imprint:
[Stirling?] : Printed in this Present Year [s.a.]


Title:
A new touch on the times. To which are added, The cherry girl. The fire-side companions. If I e'er do well 'tis a wonder. This is no mine ain house. Roger and Dolly. Drink while you can.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, [No. 20] Saltmarket, 1809


Title:
New way of the plow boy, The old plow boy, and The saucy lass with the beard

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

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


Title:
The Madrid shaver's singular adventures and wonderful escape from the Spanish Inquisition. A true story.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
'66' printed beneath the imprint.
Dated from external evidence.
Variant exists without '66' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : L.C.2847(17)).


Title:
Nid Nid Noddin. Caledonia. Farewell to Lochaber. Waes me for Prince Charlie. Mary, I believ'd thee true


Title:
The nightingale: a collection of songs, Scots, English, and Irish.

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed for and sold by the booksellers, 1798.

Book_Notes:
A number of the works included appear in 19th century chapbooks.


Title:
Nightingale: a collection of choice songs, Scots, English, and Irish, from favourite authors, Burns, Sen. and Jun. Tannahill, &c

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neilson. For W. & P. Jenkins, booksellers, 18, Saltmarket, Galasgow, 1819


Title:
The noble and renowned history of Guy, Earl of Warwick…

Imprint:
London : Printed and sold by J. Hollis, Shoemaker-Row, Black-Friars : And sold by the booksell, [s.a.]


Title:
The northern ditty; or, the citizen outwitted by a country damsel. To which is 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. & M. Robertson, 1800

Book_Notes:
other editions: books no. 1326 and 1327)


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.


Title:
The northern ditty; or, The citizen outwitted by a country damsel, to which are added, Yo, yea. Montelia's charms.


Title:
The northern garland; or, the bonny lass of Benachie. To which are added Tarry woo. Hap me with thy petticoat

Illustration:
1 (mortar and pestle with words: 'The Laboratory'


Title:
Nothing like grog. Rule, Britannia. What ails this heart o' mine. Saw ye Johnny comin'.


Title:
Nurse Dandlem's little repository of great instruction, : containing The surprising adventures of Little Wake Wilful, and his deliverance from the giant Grumbolumbo, written by the famous Prussian, for the sole amusement of the Chickabiddy generation.  Embellished with copperplates.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold wholesale, by J. Lumsden and Son, [c. 1815]


Title:
O tell me the way for to woo. The flowers of the forest. A lassie fair. Daintie Davie. My kimmer and I.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1821


Title:
Oh! a'body's like to be married but me. To which are added, The gude forgi'e me for liein. The handsome country maid. The young kintry laird's courtship. Tom and Polly. The negro's complaint. If e'er I do well 'tis a wonder.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 20.) Saltmarket, 1809


Title:
Purgatory proved, illustrated, and set forth in a clear light: a funeral sermon. By Father Murtagh 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 a murderer of heretick princes; used by the Jesuits in Popish countries Also, a number of Popish miracles.

Imprint:
[Kilmarnock] : Printed for the booksellers, [ca. 1820?]

Book_Notes:
Father Murtaugh O'Lavery is a pseudonym.
Place of publication from external and internal evidence. Date from examination of text and style.
Satire in Irish-accented English.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The old commodore. To which are added, Bonny wood of Craigie-lee. The fire-side companions. K. John and the Bishop of Canterbury. Of a' the airts the wind can blaw. The cherry girl.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, [No. 20.] Saltmarket, 1809


Title:
The old man outwitted; or, the fortunate lovers. To which are added, The marriage act, and Friendship a jewel.


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' a jewel.


Title:
Old mother Hubbard, and her dog. Embellished with beautiful coloured plates

Book_Notes:
Wrappers included in pagination.
Title on wrappers: Mother Hubbard and her wonderful dog.


Title:
The old Scots tragical song of Sir James the Rose...


Title:
Old Scottish songs. The farmer's daughter. Scornfu' Nancy. The sodger laddie


Title:
An old woman clothed in gray; To which are added, The bird, A new song. Nobody coming to marry me. I would if I was not so young

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1825


Title:
The oracles of Christ, and the abominations of Antichrist compared: or, A brief view of the errors, impieties, and inhumanities of Popery, and of the great danger of its speedy prevalence in Britain. In a letter to a friend.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by William Smith; for W. Smith, and W.Anderson, bookseller in Stirling;MDCCLXXIX.


Title:
Over the hills & far away. To which are added The lass of Patie's mill. The gallant souls. Slighted Nancy. A new song


Title:
The Oxfordshire tragedy; or, the virgin's advice. In two parts... To which is added, The protest.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 20.) Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
The pack's address; to which is added The loss of the pack

Book_Notes:
Date and place of publication from examination of text and style and external evidence.
Caption title.


Title:
Paddy Bull's expedition. To which are added, The maid that tends the goats. The reformed cobler. The plough boy.

Imprint:
Printed by G. Miller, High-Street, Dunbar, [s.a.]


Title:
Paddy Carey. March to the battle field. My Patie is a lover gay. The beautiful maid


Title:
Paddy the Piper. Hear me, ye Nymphs. Beautiful maid. Pollacca. The gypsie laddie


Title:
A particular account of the murder of Mr. Thos. Weare, the trial of John Thurtell and Joseph Hunt, and the execution of J. Thurtell.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, [1824?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from internal evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
'No. XLII' appears at foot of the title page.

Subject_Name:
Thurtell, John, 1794-1824 Trials, litigation, etc.


Title:
Patie's wedding; or, all parties pleased. To which are added, Absence ill to bide. Johnny and Mary. The braes of Yarrow.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.


Title:
A patriotic song; or, Buonaparte will be here... Tune, - Tullochgorum. To which are added, Britain's contest, and The soldier's return.

Imprint:
printed by and for A. Keith, Aberdeen, [s.a.]


Title:
Paul and Nanny. To which are added, The batchelor deceived. Aristippus's rules. Davy Jones's locker. The unfortunate fair. The Scottish exile. Oh no, my love, no! Beauty and rigour.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, 20. Saltmarket, 1809


Title:
The peck o' maut; to which are added, This is no my plaid. The Highland courtship.


Imprint:
on back page : Glasgow, printeed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801


Title:
A pennyworth of wit, or, the deluded merchant...


Title:
The perjur'd maid who foreswore herself for riches: giving an account, what an example she made, which I hope will be a warning to all young people. To which are added, Willy's lovely voice. O gentle sleep. Sweet and smart.


Title:
The pleasant and delightful history of Johnny Armstrong…


Title:
The pleasant history of Poor Robin, the merry sadler of Walden. Shewing..


Title:
The pleasing art of money-catching; and the way to thrive...

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Both the illustration and typeface on the title page differ from the edition dated 1840. The text is identical. StEdNL : L.C.2828(27).


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


Title:
The ploughman's courtship. To which are added, Johnny Coup's defeat, and The distressed lover.


Title:
The plowman's ditty. To which are added, Kenmure's on and awa. Ah Chloris. Ungrateful Nanny. Smirky Nan

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Ah Chloris : Tune - Gilderoy.
Smirky Nan : Tune - My Nanny O.


Title:
Poetical scrap book: a selection of poems for recitation.

Imprint:
Dalkeith : Printed by David Lyle. [s.a.]


Title:
Poor Jack sailor, to which is added, Nothing like grog, and The sailor's advice.


Title:
The poor man's counsel; or, the married man's guide. To which are added, Auld Robin Gray, with The answer. The captain of love. The cock and the bull.


Title:
The poor man's labour never done; or, the mother's advice. To which are added, A satyr on all trades. And The auld man's mare's dead.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket.


Title:
A prayer book, for families and private persons...


Title:
The press-gang; or, true-blue. To which are added, Ridges of rye. And Cato's advice.


Title:
Queen Mary's lamentation. To which are added, The orange and blue. Lord Gregory, Tak' your auld cloke about ye, and The sailor's return


Title:
Queen Mary's lamentation; to which are added, The sodger laddie. The minstrel boy. Jockey's far awa', The Highland laddie. Bonny Leslie

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1824


Title:
Queen of the (May). To which are added, The drunken wife of Galloway. And Time has not thinn'd, &c.

Imprint:
Stirling, : Printed by C. Randall., [1800?]


Title:
The rambler from Clare. To which are added, Davy Jones's locker. Mankind all tanners. The bonny boy. O dear. I'm so pleas'd. Friendship's a jewel. The marriage act. The taylor's downfal. The North Country lass.


Imprint:
Falkirk printed for the booksellers, [s.a.]


Title:
The monk and the miller's wife: by Allan Ramsay, the Scots poet

Imprint:
[Glasgow?] : Printed for the Company of Stationers., [1790?]

Book_Notes:
Date and place of publication from external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.


Title:
The Scots proverbs; or, the wise sayings of the old people of Scotland

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed by T Johnston, 1801?. Where a variety of small pamphlets may be had in wholesale...


Title:
Reily's courtship to Coolin Bawn. To which are added, Let war sound the trumpet. Dear Mary, adieu! Jack's disaster, or turn in or turn out. Stick a pin there. The sailor's lamentation, with The answer. The green purse.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (no.18.) Saltmarket, 1807


Title:
The releasement of Jamie Reily and his marriage with Coolin Bawn. To which are added, A new song of old sayings. A sup of good whisky. The honey-dew drops from his lip. The return from the chace. The true Briton's wish.


Title:
Remarkable & memorable history of Sir Robt. Bewick and the Laird Graham... Also, The Berkshire lady's garland. In four parts

Imprint:
Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce, Newcastle and Hull; and J. Whinham & Co....Car;lisle [s.a.]


Title:
The renowned history of the seven champions of Christendom; viz. ...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold wholesale and retail, by R. Hutchison & Co. 10, Saltmarket, [1804-1819?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
An edition of 'The most famous history of the seven champions of Christendome'.
Anonymous. By Richard Johnson.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.


Title:
The renowned history of the seven champions of Christendom...

Imprint:
Glasgow: : Printed for George Caldwell, bookseller in Paisley., 1784.

Book_Notes:
An edition of 'The most famous history of the seven champions of Christendome'.
Anonymous. By Richard Johnson.


Title:
The resolute lady; or fortunate footman.To which are added, Britannia pensive & Minerva's consolation. I thought it was queer. Let war sound the trumpet. Dear Mary, Adieu. The wedding day. Love in my pocket. A hunting song.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1805

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1805.
Britannia pensive, and Minerva's consolation : Tune - Thirtieth of November.


Title:
A right merry garland of Northumberland heroes

Imprint:
Printed for J. Bell, on the Quay, Newcastle upon Tyne, MDCCCXIV


Title:
The rigs o' barley. To which are added, The bush aboon Traquair. Charlie's my darling. Oscar's ghost. The pitcher

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Oscar's ghost : Tune - Roslin Castle.


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


Title:
Rob Roy MacGregor, To which are added, Mrs. F.'s delight, The Highland laddie, Billy and Nancy's parting, Together let us range.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Mrs F's delight : Composed by her husband.


Title:
The Rochester lass, The poor exile of Erin, The Middlesex Flora, and Hey for a lass with a tocher.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed by T. Johnston, [s.a.]


Title:
The Roman nobleman and cruel blackmoor in the wood. An ancient ballad.


Title:
Roman stories; or, the history of the seven wise masters of Rome…

Imprint:
London : Printed and sold by J. Hollis, 21, Shoemaker-Row, Black-Friars, [s.a.]


Title:
Roman stories; or, the history of the seven wise mistresses of Rome...

Imprint:
London : Printed and sold by J. Hollis, Shoemaker-Row, Blackfriars, [s.a.]


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'56.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
This is a variant with 'F' printed at the foot of the title page.
Title page has decorative border and includes illustration of a full-face head and shoulders portrait of King Henry VIII.


Title:
The royal courtly garland; or, joy after sorrow. In six parts


Title:
The royal game at cards; or, a pack of cards changed into a complete and perpetual almanac...

Imprint:
Edinburgh:printed for the booksellers in town and country [s.a.]


Title:
The royal riddle-book: for the trial of dull wits...

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed for J. Rankine, bookseller; and sold at his shop, opposite the well... M,DCC,XCVIII


Title:
Royal riddle-book. Being a choice selection of the most popular guesses now extant

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by Stephen Young gor G. Caldwell, Jun. 69, High-Street, 1825


Title:
Heavenly salutations, with pleasant conferences betwixt Christ and his people. Iin a sermon preached in Antwoth before the Communion, Anno 1630. On Canticles ii. 14, 15, 16, 17. By that flower of the Church. Mr. Samuel Rutherford, sometime Minister of the Gospel at Antwoth.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by John Bryce, and sold at his shop oposite Gibson's-wynd, Salt-market. - 1778


Title:
The sailing trade. To which are added, The disconsolate sailor, The sailor's caution. British loyalty. The indifferent fair.


Title:
The sailor bold. To which is added. The recruiting serjeant. Wat ye wha I met yestreen

Imprint:
Printed by J. Chalmers & Co. Castlestreet Aberdeen, [s.a.]


Title:
The sailor dear, with The answer. To which are added, The choice properties of a wife, and For the sake of gold.


Title:
The sailor farmer's daughter. To which is added Bold Jockey


Title:
The sailor's courtship, a favourite song, to which are added, I'll soon ha'e a wife o' my ain. My lovely owen, and The smile and the tear


Title:
The sailor's courtship, a new song. To which are added, I'll soon ha'e a wife o' my ain, My lovely Owen, and The smile and the tear.


Title:
The sailor's return. To which are added, The female soldier. The true hearted maiden. The forsaken nymph. The gin drinker's frolic. A trip to the fair.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806.


Title:
The sailor's tragedy; or, false oaths punished. To which are added, Mary's dream, and The distressed sailors on the rocks of Scilly

Book_Notes:
1799 edition by J. & M. Robertson, Glasgow, at Bh13-d.5


Title:
The sailor's tragedy; to which are added, Highland Mary, The Irish wedding


Title:
The sailor's tragedy; to which is added The wee wifukie.


Title:
Sair sair was my heart; to which are added. The hero's orphant girls. The lass o' Ballochmyle. Allister M'Allister. The highland plaid


Title:
Sawney & Bonaparte: a dialogue. And A letter from Hanover...

Subject_Name:
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 in fiction, drama, poetry


Title:
Sawney and Donnel's exploits at Waterloo. To which are added, My country & my lass, The broadsword of Scotland and We've aye been provided for

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer.
The adventures of Sawney and Donnel at Waterloo : Air - Thurots defeat.


Title:
The scolding wife. To which are added, The young sea captain. A new hunting song. Fair Eliza, blooming maid. The Highland queen.


Title:
The Scots rogue; or, the life and actions of Donald Macdonald, a Highland Scot…


Title:
The second part of Jack and the giants...

Imprint:
Printed by G. Angus, Side, Newcastle. Where is always kept on sale, a choice and extensive... [s.a.]


Title:
The second part of the witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan, who was commonly called the King's Fool, to which are added witty and entertaining jests, &c


Title:
The blythsome brid[al]; or, the lass wi' the gowden ha[ir] Supposed to be written by Francis Sempill. To which are added, A new touch on the times, and Love and life.


Title:
Serious reflections on the death of Her Late Majesty, Queen Caroline who died on the 7th August, 1821 - aged fifty-three years.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers in town and country [s.a.]


Title:
A servant man became a Queen. To which is added, The Highland Queen. My granny was.

Imprint:
printed by J. Chalmers & Co. Castlestreet Aberdeen, [s.a.]


Title:
Seven excellent new songs. Viz. - Sae far awa'. Wilt thou be my dearie. Mary I believ'd thee true. Fairest maid on Devon. Lovely lass of Inverness. Had I the wyte, &c. Country lassie

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : T. Johnston, Printer, Falkirk, [1810-1825?]


Title:
Seven excellent songs. Fair Eliza. Helen's tomb. Strathallan's lament. The land of the leal. To the evening star. The banks of Nith. Bonnie Doon


Title:
Seven excellent songs, entitled, The poor exile of Erin, Gude forgi'e me for liein', On beauty, I sigh for the girl I adore, The hawthorn, Low down in the broom, and O'er the muir amang the heather

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Entered according to order, 1799


Title:
Seven popular songs. Isobell. O see where the sunblinks. Why, fair maid, in every feature. O merry row the bonny bark. The way-worn traveller. Bruce's address. The lassie o' the glen


Title:
Seven popular songs; Viz. Listen to the voice of love, Leader haughs and Yarrow. Happy pair: a duet. The morning fresh. To Chloe. Had I a cave. And Maggy Lauder


Title:
Seven popular songs: viz. This night the heath, &c. Mary's dream. The last rose of Summer. Lass gin ye loe me tell me now. And we're a noddin' Roy's wife. The meeting of the waters

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

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Printer possibly Robert Taylor.


Title:
Seven select songs. Willie brew'd a peck o' maut. This is no my ain lassie. Willie Wastle. The day returns. Hey for a lass wi' a tocher. I gaed a waefu' gate yestreen. I hae a wife o' my ain


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:
She rose and loot me in. O Mither dear. The maid of Arundel. The despairing goatherd. Jenny Nettles

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers [s.a.]


Title:
The shepherd lad. To which are added, The prevailing fashions. Willy of the dale. Dick the joiner. For freedom and his native land. Rogues all! Rogues all!


Title:
The shipwreck; or, Middlesex Flora. To which is added, The braes of Gleniffer. The Scots bonnet. Sweet Nan of the vale. The king & the miller.


Title:
Short stories, for little folks; or, little tales, calculated to excite juvenile minds, to the love and practice of virtue.


Title:
The siege of Carrick-Fergus; or, Thurot's defeat. To which are added, I answered No, no. I thank'd him for nothing. As sure as a gun. Bill Bobstay. Alloa House.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801.


Title:
Sir Neil & Glengyle, the Highland chieftains


Title:
Sir Neil, and Glengyle. The Highland cheftains. A tragical ballad. To which is added Unfortunate Miss Bailey!

Imprint:
Falkirk : [R. Taylor, Printer, Falkirk], Printed in the year 1825

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon on p. 8 reads : R. Taylor, Printer, Falkirk.


Title:
Six excellent new songs. Royal Charley's now awa'. White cockade. Farewell my dame. Will you go to Sherriff-Muir. To daunton me. Todlen hame


Title:
Six excellent new songs. Viz: Jamie. Cease your funning. This is no my ain lassie. Whais she that loes me. Phillis to the Fair. Thine am I my faithful fair

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : T. Johnston, Rrinter [sic], Falkirk, [1810-1825?]


Title:
Six excellant new songs: viz. Why fair maid in ev'ry feature March and on wi Charlie See the ship. Kind Robin loes me. The hero comes. And Tweed side

Imprint:
Falkirk : [Printed by R. Taylor], Printed in the year 1826

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon on p. 8 reads : Falkirk, Printed by R. Taylor. 1826.
The pages are incorrectly imposed, the numbering sequence is as follows : [1], 2, 4, 3, 6, 5, 7, 8. StEdNL.
March and on wi' Charlie : Sir - Whistle o'er th


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


Title:
Six humourous poems. Loss of the pack, Auld sark sleeve with sequel, Margaret and the minister, Soda water, Watty and Meg, and The farmer's blunder.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell, 2 New-Street, [s.a.]


Title:
Six love songs. O wha's at the window. The lover's mistake. Jenny dang the weaver. The braw fickle wooer. Come under my plaidie


Title:
Six love songs. See the ship. I sigh for the girl I adore. Haud awa frae me, Donald. Had I the wyte. The fair young Knight. Banks of Doun


Title:
Six popular new songs. : viz. Sweet Jenny the maid of the moor. Mary the maid of the green. 'Tis wither'd. No one shall govern me. The lovers' kiss. The farmer


Title:
Six popular songs; viz: Donald Card. Gin a body meet a body. Come auld acquaintance, stop awee. Donald o' Dunblane. The thistle. Address to the woodlark


Title:
The sleeping beauty in the wood: an entertaining tale. To which is added, The story of the envious man, and him that he envied.


Title:
The sleeping beauty of the wood; an entertaining tale, to which is added Paddy and the bear, a true story

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Title page includes illustration of a girl with a bird perched on her hand. There is no border on the title page. This differs from the variants at StEdNL : Mas.619(7), [Ao].8/3.3(12), L.C.2852.C(1) and Mas.618(14), which have a bordered title page with an illustration of a different girl holding a caged bird.


Title:
The slighted father; or, the unnatural son justly reclaim'd. To which are added, Lovely Amora, and The farewel.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1799.
'The slighted father' is another edition of 'A cabinet of good counsel'.


Title:
The snug little island. To which are added, The way to keep him. Britain's glory; or, Johny & Molly's parting. See your country righted. The road to ruin.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.


Title:
The soldier's last letter in praise of Sir Ralph Abercromby. To which are added. Stangy Hay's rant, The sailor's return.


Title:
A wonderful account of Mr. George Spearing... who fell into a coal pit... To which is added, A hymn of praise for his deliverance. Published by himself…

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


Title:
The spendthrift clapt into limbo; or, the rake reclaim'd. To which are added, In praise of sweet Polly. The answer to sweet Polly. On board of a man of war.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801.


Title:
The spotted cow. To which are added, The power of beauty. Britain's monitor. The waterman's lamentation. Sylvia's marriage. Carle and the King come.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806.
Britain's monitor : By Joseph Coules.


Title:
The Staffordshire maid, and the tinker. To which are added, Daphne and Amintor. The Drummajor's garland. The seaman and his sweetheart. The false nymph.


Title:
The storm. Katharine Ogie. Bonny lassie, will ye go


Title:
The story of little Dick and his playthings: showing how a naughty boy became a good one; being an example for all little masters and misses in the British Empire

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold by J. Lumsden & Son, 1823


Title:
Storys of the bewitched fiddler, Perilous situation, and John Hetherington's dream

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
'28' printed at foot of title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Variant exists without '28' printed at foot of title page. StEdNL : L.C.2849(18)


Title:
Storys of the young robber, and Puss in boots.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
In verse and prose.
Illustration on 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 'viii. 5' printed bottom right of title page. StEdNL : L.C.2849(1).


Title:
A strange and wonderful account of James M'Gregor, who departed this life of the 14th of las month, but rose up in his bed twelve hours after his death, to the great terror and amazement of all present, making confession of many heinous sins he had been guilty of.... Also... the substance of a sermon, which was preached on the ocassion, by the Reverend Mr. Jones.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : prined for the booksellers, in town and country, [s.a.]


Title:
The strange and wonderful history and prophecies of Mother Shipton

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Printed by M. Randall, Stirling, [1813-1820?]


Title:
The surprising adventures, miraculous escapes, and wonderful travels, of the renowned Baron Munchausen, who was carried on the back of an eagle over France to Gibraltar, &c., &c.

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : Entered according to order, [ca. 1820]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Date and place of publication from examination of text and style, and external evidence.


Title:
The surprising history of a ballad singer


Title:
The surprising history of the Leviathan, or, river-horse, found in the rivers of Africa.


Title:
The surprising old man. To which are added, The taylor done over. The lady and 'prentice boy. Stick a pin there. Dunganna's lady. Dear Mary adieu. Arrived at Portsmouth. Wit and beauty.


Title:
The swaggering man. To which are added, The betrayed maiden. The orange and blue. God save the Queen.


Title:
The sweet barley mow; or, ragged and true. To which are added, All in the taste. Since he's gone, farewel he. Clean paternal seat. Wap your wealth together.


Title:
Sweet Hellen of the Dee. Hal, the woodman. The rigs of Hallow-fair. Ans. to the blue bonnet. Lovely lass of Inverness. Robin shure in haerst


Title:
Sweet William of Plymouth's garland. In four parts... To which is added. Fortune is fickle

Book_Notes:
1801 edition by J. & M. Robertson at Bh13-d.5


Title:
An cronan. Le mairi n'ighin Alastair Ruaidh Mhic Leoid. Marbh-ran Ach-nabreac

Imprint:
Inverary : Printed for and sold by the publisher, [ca 1815]


Title:
The dreadful character of a drunkard. ; or The most odious and beastly sin of drunkenness described and condemned .... By Andrew Jiones, a lover of sobriety

Imprint:
Glasgow : Robert Sanders, printer to the Town, and to be sold in his shop, 1769


Title:
The adventures of Captain Gulliver, in a voyage to the Lilliputian country...


Title:
Symon and Janet; to which is added, The old song of The Sheffield prentice


Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, MDCCXCI


Title:
Tam Glen. To which are added, The gowd o' Gowrie. The valiant soldier. Our trade to work in clay began. The royal cottager.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, [No.20] Saltmarket, 1809


Title:
The tartan plaidie. To which are added, Soldier Dick. The volunteer. The thirsty lover. The parting kiss. British loyalty. The sailor's return. Advice to the fair sex.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No.20) Saltmarket, 1808


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


Title:
The tax'd dogs' garland. To which are added, The maid of Primrose-hill. Hap me with thy petticoat.


Title:
The tempest. To which are added, The Cambridge tender. With the answer. Davie Jones's locker. The patriot fair. Smirky Nan.


Title:
The theatrical speaker. A selection of the newest and most popular recitations of the present day.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by Caldwell and Son, 2, New Street, 1840

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
List of contents on title page.


Title:
Tho' Geordie reigns in Charlie's Ha'; to which are added, It was a' for our rightfu' king. The white cockade. Go plaintive sounds.


Title:
Three excellent, and at present very fashionable songs, viz. Birniebouzle, (as sung by Mr. Wright in the Theatre Peterhead with great applause.) Bauldy Fraser, and the celebrated Dr. Monro.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Birniebousle : Tune - Braes of Tullymet.
Bauldy Fraser : Tune - Whigs o' Fife.
Doctor Monro : Tune - Humours o' Glen.


Title:
Three excellent new songs, called; Lady Charlotte Lenox. Johnie Cope. The siege of Bellisle

Imprint:
Aberdeen : Printed for the company of Flying Stationers, in town and country, [s.a.]


Title:
Three excellent new songs, called, Peggy Bawn's courtship Sweet sings the mavis, and The Glasgow packman

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed by and sold by T. Johnston, [1817]


Title:
Three excellent new songs, called, The waefu' want o' siller. The muckin' o' Geordie's byar. Johnny's grey breeks.


Title:
Three excellent new songs. 1, Nae dominies for me ladie, a garland. 2, Scornfu' Nancy. 3, The trifle.


Title:
Three excellent new songs: viz:- The Irish duel. My thoughts delight to wander, and Lesbia has a beaming eye


Title:
Three excellent new songs. The old man's song. Sylvia, Sylvia, on a day. Britain's contest


Title:
Three excellent old songs, called The London astrologer. To which are added, Robin's cure for a bad wife, and The bonny lass of Anglesley

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed for the booksellers, [ca. 1825?]


Title:
Three excellent old songs, called The lost child. The emigrant's farewell, and Poll and my partner Joe

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed for the booksellers [S.l.], [s.a.]


Title:
Three excellent popular new songs. Viz. The Lowlands of Holland. The cobbler's marriage. Saucy Tibby.


Title:
Three excellent songs. Birniebouzle. Robie and Jeanie. To which is added, The new way of Auld Langsyne.


Title:
Three excellent songs 1. The Duke of Argyle's courtship. 2. The battle of Prestonpans. 3. My love he is a sailor bold.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, Cowgate. -M,DCCC,III


Title:
Three excellent songs. The sailor's caution, The happy clown, and The belfast shoemaker

Imprint:
Peterhead : Printed and sold wholesale by P. Buchan, [1816-1831?]


Title:
Three favourite songs. As I stood by yon roofless tower. John Barleycorn. Husband, husband, cease your strife

Imprint:
Newtown-Stewart : Printed for the booksellers, by J. M'Nairn, [1820-1837?]


Title:
Three favourite songs. Highland lad and lowland lass. Bonnie Jean. The storm.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
The pages are incorrectly imposed - the numbering sequence is as follows : [1], [2], 4, 6, 3, 5, 7, 8 StEdNL.


Title:
Three new songs. A touch on the times. Old Adam. The Braes of Bewhidder


Title:
Three new songs. The lady's love for the blue bonnet. The happy st[r]angers. With The answer. Symon and Janet.


Title:
Three new songs: viz. Falkirk Muir. The unfortunate shepherdess, and Lament for the loss of the ship Union


Title:
Three old Scottish songs. Jockey and Jenny. Jockey's lamentation. I yield, dear lassie


Title:
Three Scotch songs. Donald Caird. Bundle and go. The Haughs of Crumdel.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.


Title:
Three songs: Admiral Benbow. Donald and Bess. O wha's that but Finlay.


Title:
Three songs. Hibernia's lovely Jane. The turnimspike. Farewell to Ireland


Title:
Three songs. The Kebbuckston wedding. The trumpet sounds. Patie's wedding

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed for the booksellers[s.a.]


Title:
Three songs. The lass of Benochie. Banks of Clady lovers. Gloomy Winter


Title:
Three songs. Lizie Lindsay. Get up and bar the door. Donald M'Donald.


Title:
Three songs. The Sheffield prentice. Highland Mary. The French king and Charlie

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


Title:
Three songs. Stewarton Lodge. The humours of Glasgow Fair. All's well


Title:
Three songs. A touch on the times. Scots brose. The birken tree


Title:
Tibby Fowler in the glen. Burn's farewel to Scotland. Queen Mary's lament for the death of her husband


Title:
Tibby Fowler. Up in the morning early. The thorn. Donnochthead. Fareweel to whisky


Title:
The tinker's cure for all conditions: to which are added, The birks of Aberfeldy, The weary pund o' tow.


Title:
To the battle march away. To which are added, Beautiful Nancy. Sweet Alison. My Poll and my partner Joe. What a beau my Granny was. Vulcan's cup

Imprint:
[Stirling] : Printed, and sold by M. Randall, [1813-1820?]


Title:
Tommy Thumb's song-book, for all little masters and misses. By Nurse Love-child. To which is prefixed A letter from a lady on nursing

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden & Son, 1814


Title:
Tommy Thumb's song-book, for all little masters and misses : to be sung to them by their nurses till they can sing them themselves. By Nurse Lovechild. To which is prefixed A letter from a lady on nursing


Title:
The tragical ballad of the miller of Whittingham mill: or, A warning to all young men and maidens.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (20) Saltmarket, 1808

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
The miller of Whittingham Mill : Tune - Chevy chace.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No. 20) Saltmarket, 1808.


Title:
The tragical end of William and Margaret. To which are added, Wolf's lament. The sailor's courtship. Jamie with his trousers on.


Title:
The tragical end of William and Margaret: to which are added, Wolf's lament, The sailor's courtship, Jamie with his trousers on


Title:
The tragical history of Gill Morice: an ancient ballad. To which is added, Highland Mary


Title:
Tragical history of Jane Arnold, commonly called Crazy Jane; and Mr. Henry Percival; giving an account of their birth, parentage, courtship, and melancholy end. Founded on facts.

Imprint:
[Falkirk] : Printed for the booksellers, [1840-1860?]

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


Title:
The traveller's return, The jolly beggar, Wae's me for Prince Charlie, and Sweet home.

Imprint:
Kincardine : Printed for the booksellers, [s.a.]


Title:
The trial of Jamie Reily for running away with Coolin Bawn. To which are added, Life's but a hum, a hum! The French fleet defeat by Borlase Warren. A touch of the terrific. Saw ye my wee thing? As sure as a gun.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No.20.) Saltmarket, 1809


Title:
The triumph of goodnature, : exhibited in the history of Master Harry Fairborn, and Master Trueworth. Interspersed with tales and fables.  Embellished with elegant cuts

Book_Notes:
Paper label on front board: Lumsden & Son's edition of The triumph of good nature.


Title:
The triumphs of Britannia! or, chapter of kings and admirals, to which are added, A trip to the Fair, Jockey and Maggy's courtship, Bonny Willy Dawson.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed by T. Johnston. Where variety of pamphlets & ballads may be had in wholesale [s.a.]


Title:
A true country courtship; or, Love in a barn. Shewing how a London lord was tricked by a farmer's daughter. To which are added, The maid's advice, and She's what I dare not name.


Title:
The true hearted maiden. To which are added, A sweet country life. A trip to the Fair. The constant lady. The gin drinker's frolic. The forsaken nymph.


Title:
A true statement of Mr. Watt's conduct towards Alexander Balfour, son of Peter Balfour, weaver in Paisley, &c

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neieson (sic) for Peter Balfour, 1803


Imprint:
Printed by George Miller, High Street, Dunbar


Title:
Tullochgorum, to which is added, The highland plaid, Hallow Fair.


Title:
A Turkish lady's love to a British sailor. To which are added, My mother did so before me. Jockey to the fair. The happy beggars. The swain design'd for love and me.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No.20) Saltmarket, 1809


Title:
The turn-coat; or, Jack of all religions. To which are added, The British Tars. Lovely Willie's voice. The pitcher.


Title:
The turn-coat; or, Jack of all religions. To which are added, The British Tars. Lovely Willy's voice. The pitcher.


Title:
Turnimspike. To which are added, The wounded Hussar, The indifferent fair, The green wood tree, Blushes eloquently speak


Title:
'Twas on the morn of sweet May Day. To which are added, Lovely Jean. Haluket Meg. Blythe, blythe, an' merry are we.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
'Twas on the morn of sweet May Day : Tune - Jockie to the fair.
Lovely Jean : Tune - Miss Admiral Gordon's Strathspey.
Haluket Meg : Air - The mucking o' Geordie's byre.


Title:
Tweed side. To which are added The weary pund o' tow Tarry woo'. Dull care.


Title:
Tweedside, to which is added, Hallow Fair, Katharine Ogie, and The lass of Aranteenie

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Hallow Fair : Tune - Fy let us a' to the Bridal.


Title:
Twelve days of Christmas: an old English carol


Title:
The two constant lovers who died on the road. To which are added, Neptune's mistake. The Middlesex Flora; or, the ship-wreck'd sailor. The naval heroes.


Title:
Two excellent new songs. I. A new song called the king and tinker. II. The humours of Glen (note: 'the latter work of the title is missing.)


Title:
Two excellent old songs. The blaeberries; and Johnny Cope

Subject_Name:
Cope, John, Sir, d. 1760 Songs and music.


Title:
Two old songs. The perjured maid, and The waukrife mammy


Title:
Two original songs, by T.M. Viz. The banks of Ugie, and Ben Stout. To which is added, The new Ramilies

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Banks of the Ugie : Tune - The bonny lass of Aberdeen.


Title:
Two popular songs: viz. - Falkirk Fair. Highland widow's lament

Imprint:
Falkirk : [s.n.], Printed in the year 1825


Title:
The two sailors outwitted; or, eggs and bacon. To which are added, The smart Robin Gray. The jealous husband well paid. English good ale. Maids be not too nice in the matter.


Title:
The tyrant's views frustrate. To which are added, I wonder'd what he meant. The shepherd's holiday. Drive me not to despair. There's my thumb I'll ne'er beguile thee. The Highland lassie. You're fitter for a lover's arms. Cynthia's perplexity.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, [No.20] Saltmarket, 1808


Title:
The unfortunate fair; or, the sad disaster. To which are added, The rock & a wee pickle tow. The resolute lady; or, fortunate footman. Beauty and rigour.


Title:
Ungrateful nanny. To which are added, Truth laid open.


Title:
The unhappy couple. To which are added, Lord Howe's victory. The lass of Humber-side. Jenny May.

Subject_Name:
Howe, George Augustus, 3rd viscount, 1724-1758.


Title:
The Valentine's gift; or, a plan to enable children of all denominations to behave with honour, integrity and humanity. To which is added, Some account of old Zigzag, and of the horn which he used to understand the language of birds, beasts, fishes, and insects

Book_Notes:
Paper label on front wrapper: Lumsden & Son's edition of Valentine's gift.


Title:
The valiant Sir James the Rose's garland.

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed this present year, 1798


Title:
The valiant soldier. To which are added, Had awa' frae me, Donald. Britons to arms. Corn riggs are bonny. Carle and the King come.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806.


Title:
The vanity of life. To which are added, I ken he loo's me weel. Moll in the wad. The waterman's lamentation. The beggar.


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1806.


Title:
Vice punished, and virtue rewarded. Being the history of Mr. Tommy Thoroughgood, and Mr. Francis Froward, two apprentices to the same Master.

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


Title:
Vicissitude; or, the life and adventures of Ned Frolic: an original comic song. For the entertainment of all good boys and girls in the British Empire

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published and sold by J. Lumsden & Son, 1818

Book_Notes:
Illustrations on one side of pages not included in pagination.


Title:
The village sexton, to which is added, The boatie rows, The days o' lang syne, The lass o' Gowrie, We're a noddin'.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
The village sexton : Tune - Cameron's got his wife again.


Title:
A voice from the dead; or, the apparition of William Clarkson...

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by Caldwell and son [s.a.]


Title:
The volunteer boys; to which are added, Barring o' the door, Days o' langsyne, The hen-peck'd husband.

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

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


Title:
The volunteer boys. To which are added, I wou'd if I was not so young. The narrow escape of Murphy Delaney. A favourite hunting song. The naval heroes. The blush. The soger laddie.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801.
The volunteer boys : Tune - Let the toast pass.


Title:
The volunteer boys. To which are added, When the wars are all over. The Yorkshire bite. Go look! Go look! Friendship a jewel.


Title:
The volunteer. To which are added, John Reid's lamentation. Vaux-hall watch. The dawn of hope. The withered thing despised.


Title:
A voyage in the coal trade; with an address to seamen, especially the rising youth.


Title:
Wandering shepherdess; or, the betrayed damsel. To which is added The Laird of Cockpen


Title:
Wanton Tom; or, the merry history of Tom Stitch the tailor...

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Four-line verse on title page.


Title:
The wanton virgins frightened. To which are added, The rejected maid. Different humours. The disconsolate sailor. Billy and Molly's parting. The busy crew.


Title:
The wanton wife; To which are added, The Hallow Fair. Tweedside


Title:
The warbler: a selection of choice songs, Scots, English, and Irish

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by J. Neilson. For W. & P. Jenkins, booksellers, 18, Saltmarket, Galasgow [s.a.]


Title:
The watchman. To which are added, The lucky escape. A wife for any man. The sailor's adventure for a wife.

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 Watchman : From Mr. Dibdin's 'Castles in the Air'.


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

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803

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 wat'ry god : Tune - The faithful tar.


Imprint:
Banbury : Printed and sold by J.G. Rusher, [s.a.]


Title:
Divine songs, in easy language, for the use of children.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold by G. Ross, [s.a.]

Book_Notes:
Imprint on front wrapper: Glasgow: Published by J. Lumsden & Son.


Title:
Watts' Divine songs, in easy language, for the use of children

Imprint:
Glasgow : Published by Lumsden & Son, [s.a.]


Title:
Divine songs, in easy language, for the use of children. By I. Watts, D.D. …

Book_Notes:
On front wrapper: From Ross's juvenile library.
Wrappers included in pagination.


Title:
Twenty-eight divine songs for the use of children; and a Catechism on the principles of religion, for children from seven to twelve years of age.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Ruthven & Sons, 1798


Title:
Watty and Meg or the wife reformed. A tale.


Title:
Watty and Meg; or, the wife reformed: a tale. To which is added, My ain kind deary, O.


Title:
The way to be happy; or, the history of the family at Smiledale. To which is added, The story of little George

Book_Notes:
Card wrappers.
Paper label on front wrapper: Lumsden & Son's edition of the Smiledale family.


Title:
The way to wealth; or, poor Richard's maxims improved; to which is added, The whistle, a true story; and the advantages of drunkenness.


Title:
The weary pund o' tow. To which are added. The gallant seamen. The heaving of the lead. Dull care. The drunken wife of Galloway. The lass of Richmond Hill

Imprint:
Stirling, : Printed and sold by C. Randall., [1800?]


Title:
The weather-beaten sodger; or, the Burgo-Master of Venice. In four parts.


Title:
The blind beggar, of Bethnal Green. : In four parts... To which is prefixed, Violent friendship, an anecdote

Imprint:
Penrith : Printed by A. Soulby, [ca 1800]


Title:
The Welch traveller; or, the unfortunate Welchman

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and sold by M Randall, [s.a.]


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


Title:
The Weymouth frigate. To which are added, When William at eve meets me. The deceived batchelor. Sweet Jenny. London Kate.


Title:
The whimsical love of Thomas Whittle, with the commical reception he found from that imperious beauty, Ann Dobson.

Imprint:
Newcastle : Printed by George Angus, in the Side. Where always is kept on sale, a choice ... [s.a.]


Title:
The wife of Auchtermuchty: To which is added, Cupid's pastime.


Title:
The wife of Beith, reformed and corrected...

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell, No. 1, New Street, [1828]

Book_Notes:
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Based on the tale by Geoffrey Chaucer.


Title:
The wife of Beith reformed and corrected...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & J. Robertson, MDCCLXXVII.


Title:
The wife of Beith reformed and corrected…


Title:
The wig, the hat, &c. Yawning. Laughing song. Little Kitty. Doctor Brown. The village maid.


Title:
Albert of Werdendorff; or, the midnight embrace: a romance from the German. To which is added, The danger of pleasures

Imprint:
George Angus, Printer, Side, Newcastle, [s.a.]


Title:
Albert of Werdendorff; or, the midnight embrace: a romance from the German. To which are added, The danger of pleasures, and The shower

Imprint:
Newcastle : Printed by G. Angus, in the Side, [s.a.]


Title:
The tragical history of Crazy Jane and young Henry. Giving an account of their birth, parentage, courtship, and melancholy end.

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

Book_Notes:
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Woodcut on title page.
Page 3 is blank.


Title:
Tragical history of Jane Arnold, commonly called Crazy Jane; and Mr. Henry Percival…


Title:
The tragical history of crazy Jane, and young Henry. Giving an account of their birth, parentage, courtship, and melancholy end.. Founded on facts.


Title:
The tragical history of Miss Jane Arnold, commonly called Crazy Jane, and Mr. Henry Percival, giving an account of their birth, parentage, courtship, and melancholy end. Founded on facts, by Sarah Wilkinson.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers in town and country, by R. Menzies, Lawnmarket, [s.a.]


Title:
William and Margaret. The bush aboon Traquair. Charlie he's my darling. March to the battle field


Title:
Willie was a wanton wag. The jolly miller. When trees did bud. The brown jug


Title:
Willie Wastle. Willie brew'd a peck o' maut. Fee him father. The brown jug. O'er the muir amang the heather


Title:
Rab and Ringan. A tale. To which is added, Verses, occasioned by seeing two men sawing timber, in the open field, in defiance of a furious storm.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell, 69, High-Street, 1827


Title:
A short account of Bonaparte's cruel conduct in Syria. Taken from Sir Robert Wilson's history of the British expedition in Egypt, &c. lately published.


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan commonly called The King's Fool. The whole in six parts complete.

Imprint:
Glasgow, : Printed by J. and M. Robertson., MDCCXCV. [1795]

Subject_Name:
Buchanan, George, 1506-1582, in fiction, drama, poetry, etc.


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan,... To which is added, Several entertaining jests


Title:
The wonderful life of Gilder Roy, a noted murderer, ravisher, incendiary, and highwayman. A native of the Highlands of Perthshire, who was executed, at Edinburgh, about the year 1656, and hung in chains, on a gibbet forty feet high, on Leith Walk.


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


Title:
The wonderful song. To which are added, The collier's daughter, The lass of Richmond Hill. A mason one time.


Title:
The wonder of wonders; being a strange and wonderful relation of a mermaid, that was seen and spoke with, on the Black Rock, nigh Liverpool, by John Robertson, mariner, who was tossed on the ocean for six days and nights; together with the conversation he had with her, and how he was preserved; with the manner of his death, five days after his return home.

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed in this present year [s.a.]


Title:
The wonderful advantages of drunkenness; to which is added, Protest against whisky

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell, High Street [1828]


Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell, High Street, 1828

Book_Notes:
In prose and verse.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The woodpecker; To which is added, Maggy Lauder, and an Advice to lasses

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Woodcut on title page.
An advice to lasses : Air - Logan streams.


Title:
The world turn'd upside down, to which are added, The farmer & lace-merchant, Ye fair lovers at my call.


Title:
The Yarmouth tragedy. Shewing how by the cruelty of their parents, two lovers were destroyed.

Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed bt T. Johnston. [s.a.]


Title:
A York dialogue between Ned and Harry: or, Ned giving Harry an account of his courtship and marriage state. To which are added, Two excellent new songs and The shower.

Imprint:
Newcastle : Printed by G. Angus, in the Side. Where is always kept... [s.a.]


Title:
York, you're wanted; To which are added, The Irish wedding. My Peggy is a young thing. Lochaber no more


Title:
The young coal-man'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. Containing all its three parts.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed ans sold by J. and J. Robertson. MDCCLXXXII.


Title:
Young Grigor's ghost, : who, at the desire of his deceitful uncle, was pressed for a soldier, and sent to America, where he was barbarously murdered by the Indians


Title:
The jolly beggar. Neil Gow's fareweel. My kimmer and I. Rob Morris.


Title:
Baillie Nicol Jarvie's journey to Aberfyle. Pat Murphy. The gowden locks o' Anna. When Britain, first, &c.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1823.


Title:
Cauld kail in Aberdeen. Gude forgie me for liein'. Whaur hae ye been a' day. The Vale of Ovoca.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers, 1823.


Title:
The Highland plaid. Irish Providence. The braw wooer. I'll love thee no more.


Title:
Two favourite songs. Sheriff-Muir. The bonny boatman.

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


Title:
A night frae hame, Oration on teetotalization, and Parody on the last rose of summer.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed by G. Caldwell and Son, New Street, 1842


Title:
Dialogue between John and Thomas on the Corn Laws, the Charter, Teetotalism, and the probable remedy for the present distresses.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed for the author, by G. Caldwell, 1842


Title:
The Improbability; or, the batchelor's dislike to a married life. To which are added, Betsy Taylor's lamentation. Twelve month's are past. The gallant souls. Bonny Bell. The pitcher.

Imprint:
[S.I.] : Entered according to order, [s.a.]


Title:
The Battle of Bannockburn; an old heroic ballad.


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


Title:
The farmer's glory, a new song.Shewing, the antiquity and usefulness of the plow, above all other implements of art in the world


Title:
The improbability; or, the bachelor's dislike to a married life. To which are added, Betsy Taylor's lamentation. The gallant souls. Bonny Bell, The pitcher. The answer to Cooley Shore.

Imprint:
Glasgow, J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1805


Title:
The humble beggar: to which is added, The dearth of the meal. The tradesman's lamentation. The ungrateful lover.


Title:
The Goudhurst garland, in three parts. To which is added My friend and pitcher


Title:
The bride's burial. To which is added, Roslin Castle, with the answer.


Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
'56.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Title page has includes illustration of left-side full-length view of standing figure with separate crown above; it has no border.


Imprint:
Edinburgh - printed for the booksellers [s.a.)


Title:
John Anderson, my Joe. To which are added. The tight little island. And The maid of Erin.


Title:
The life and prophecies of Alexander Peden

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
'115' printed beneath the imprint.
Dated from external evidence.
Variant exists without '115' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : L.C.2847(9)


Title:
History of the life & sufferings of the Rev. John Welch, sometime minister of the gospel at Ayr.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
'2 A' printed at the foot of the title page.
There are two variants. A : '64.' printed at the foot of the title page and a different decorative border. StEdNL : L.C.2852.C(15). 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 Scotch haggis; a selection of choice bon mots, Irish blunders, repartees, anecdotes, &c.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
On title page : Care to our coffin adds a nail no doubt, While every laugh so merry, draws one out.
'37' is printed at the foot of the title page.


Title:
The golden dreamer; or, dreamers' interpreter, clearly showing how all things past, present, and to come, may be ascertained by means of dreams; to which is added a correct signification of moles.

Imprint:
Newcastle-on-Tyne : Bowman, printer & publisher, 12 Nuns' Lane


Title:
Blind Allan. A tale, from "Lights and shadows of Scottish life."

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style. Place of publication from external evidence.
'69.' is printed at the foot of the title page.


Title:
Storys of Prince Lupin, yellow dwarf, and the three wishes.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
'7' printed at foot of title page.
Printed height of title page 13.9 cm.
There is a variant with 'vii 6' printed bottom right of title page. StEdNL : Mas.618(1).


Title:
The famous history of the two unfortunate lovers, Hero & Leander

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


Title:
The life of Mansie Wauch tailor in Dalkeith


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

Imprint:
[Newcastle?] : Angus printer (on back page)


Title:
Love in a barn, or the country courtship, in three parts.


Title:
The curious and entertaining history of Valesio, the treacherous innkeeper; &c.


Title:
A dialogue betwixt Death & a Lady. To which are added, Davie Jones's locker. The waywayd wife. The forsaken nymph. The difference between a good wife and a kept-up miss, with the answer, Phillis despise me not.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No, 18) Saltmarket, 1807


Title:
A garland of new songs, conatining. 1. The tempest. 2. The down-hill life. 3. Bundle of proverbs. 4. Poor Jack.


Title:
A garland, of new songs, containing, 1. Thomas Clutterbuck and Polly Higginbottom. 2. The trumpet sounds a victory. 3. The graet nation. 4. The maid of the cot.

Imprint:
M. Angus and Son, Printers, Newcastle (on back page : Angus, Printer)


Title:
A garland of new songs, containing 1 The soldier's return 2 The raw recruit 3 O wat ye wha's in yon town

Imprint:
[Newcastle upon Tyne] : Angus printer, [17--]


Title:
A garland of new songs, containing 1. Nobody, no. 2. Maggie Lauder. 3, The spotted cow. 4. Auld Robin Gray.


Title:
A garland of new songs, containing 1. Duke William's ramble, 2. The pitman's revenge against Buonaparte. 3, The affectionate soldier.


Title:
A garland of new songs, containing 1, Robinson Crusoe. 2. Jack at the windlass. 3. The sons of Britannia.

Imprint:
[Newcastle upon Tyne] : Angus, printer, [17--]


Title:
A garland of new songs, containing, 1. The Greenwich pensioner. 2, The tobacco box. 3. The neglected tar. 4. Poll and my partner Joe.


Title:
A garland of new songs, containing 1. The wounded hussar. 2. The banks of Bonny Doune. 3. The Rochester lass. 4. The quay-side shaver.


Title:
The lawyer & Nell; or, The lawyer humbugg'd. To which are added, Drive me not to despair. Now sit down my cronnie. The shepherd's holiday. Old Ireland free. You're fitter for a lover's arms.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, [No.20] Saltmarket, 1808.


Title:
The fumbler's rant. To which are added, Smirky Nan. Davie Jones's locker. I'd think on thee my love. Mutual love. The patriot fair. O fortune hear my prayer.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No.20.) Saltmarket, 1808.


Title:
The new way of woo'd, and Marry'd, and a'. To which are added, My lodging is on the cold ground. A walk by Pinky-House. O gentle sleep. Willy's lovely voice.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No.18) Saltmarket, 1807


Title:
A garland of new songs, containing 1. Tom Starboard. 2. Ah! No my love no. 3. A new touch on the times. 4. Jack at Greenwich. 5. The happy strangers.

Imprint:
[Newcastle upon Tyne] : Angus, Printer, [17--]


Title:
The young squire's frolic. To which are added, The naval heroes. A favourite hunting song. Gragal ma chree, with the answer. A hunting song. The wounded hussar.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson (18) Saltmarket, 1807

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 18.) Saltmarket, 1807.
A hunting song : Tune - Bright Phoebus.


Title:
Lord Thomas of Winsberry. To which are added, Alexis and Clarinda. Pretty Nancy. The modern marriage question. Lay thy loof in mine lass. In my pleasant native plains. A song for three voices.


Title:
Watty & Meg; or, the wife reformed. Also, the fate of MacGregor and Lochiel's warning.

Imprint:
Newcastle-on-Tyne : Bowman, publisher, Nuns' Lane, [18--]


Title:
The life and acts of the most famous and valiant champion Sir William Wallace Kight of Ellerslie, maintainer of the liberty of Scotland.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by Johhn Robertson and Mrs McLean, book-sellers in the Salt-market, 1747


Title:
The jolly sailor: or, the Lady of Greenwich, toi 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.


Title:
The maid milking her cow. To which are added, A song by General Wolf. The loving and united Valentine. Louisa the fair.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Roberston, Saltmarket, 1800.


Title:
The northern lord. in four parts. Giving and account of his good and bad fortune. To which is added, Montelia's charms.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801.


Title:
The merchant outwitted: or, Love in a tub. To which are added, Honest Mall Boye. O to be married if this is the way. Gay Damon.


Title:
The humours of the age: or, a touch on all trades. To which are added, The young man's declaration. A bonny wee wifie. Harvest home. Britannia's maidehead.


Title:
The bonny Highland lad. To which are added, The pleasures of a country life. Blythe Jockie. Dick and Nell; or, Linky Lanky. The town miss.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
The town miss : Tune - My fond shepherds of late.


Title:
The auld goodman; or, the goodwife victorious. To which are added, The valiant soldier. Pray be quiet! Do! Remedy for pain. The faithful tar. Johnny and Molly.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1799


Title:
The Irish widow. To which are added, Astraea's smart. From clime to clime. The tempest of war. The greenwood tree. Good natur'd Nancy.


Title:
The injured fair. To which are added, The roving maids of Edinburgh. The sweet temptation, That's the real dandy. Nanny of the hill.


Title:
Kent of Irvine and Paddies ever more. : Sweet Mary of Ayr. Sandy's courtship. Jammy & Nancy

Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed for the stationers, [18--]


Title:
The Lincolnshire knight; or, the poor rich man. To which are added, Harvest home. The lady's complant. The grand procession on St George's Day. Howeward bound. Listen to the voice of love.


Title:
The little couple. To which are added, O that I ne'er had been married. All the months in the year. Celia's praise. If I should get laughing at that.


Title:
The Caledonia garland. To which are added, Teasing me so. The beautiful damsel of Virgin City. The female drummer.


Title:
The Pope's knavery; or, Old Nick's invention. To which are added, The fortunate young farmer. The young lady's praise. Gay Strephon's petition. Sylvia to Alexis.


Title:
Peace & plenty; or, Britons rejoice. To which are added, Dick and Nell; or, Linky Lanky. That's the real dandy. Nanny of the hill. The town miss.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
The town miss : Tune - My Fond shepherds of late.


Title:
The scene changed; or Betty's ta'en the gee. To which are added, Molly's grief for the loss of her sailor. Molly's answer to her sailor. The old man's advice to his son. Ye virgin powers.


Title:
The folly and fashion of the present time. To which are added, A trip to Botany Bay. The happy wedding. Jack Tar's return. The cruel parents deceived; or, the happy lovers meeting. The willow will. The moment aurora.


Title:
Fair Margaret of Craignargat: or, the indulgent mother and disobedient daughter. To which are added, My goddess, or, my devil. And Love and friendship.

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 lamp-lighter. To which are added, Sweet Jean of Tyrone. Sailor Jack. Answer to sailor Jack. My slave at last.

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 lamp-lighter : Sung by Mr. Dibdin.


Title:
The dunghil-cock; or, Turpin's valiant exploits. To which are added, Rob's Jock, a very old ballad. And Britons to arms your sister Km. To defend.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803.


Title:
The stark naked robbery. To which are added, Ungrateful Nanny. The mug of porter. A friendly advice.


Title:
Captain Wedderburn's courtship to Lord Roslin's daughter. To which are added, Petticoat wooing. Colin's reply. Bess of Bedlam.


Title:
If tars are fortune's sport, they still are fortune's care. To which are added, Ben the sailor. Paddy'y delight. The prevailing fashions. To the battle march away. Carle and the king come.


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.


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.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1799.


Title:
The London astrologer; or, a young girl put to the blush. To which are added, Drinking drowns care. The lady's diray. The love and rage of Highland Donald. The maltman. Jenny Nettles.


Title:
The rambling boy with The answer. To which are added, The gallant sailor. The new way of Admiral Benbow. Cynthia's perplexity.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1799.


Title:
The way to be happy; or, the New way of Tullochgorum. To which are added, Ready money and no trust. The gentle sailor. The cruel nymph. A maid and wife contrasted.


Title:
The servants' pedigree; or, their pride laid open. To which are added, The tell-tale. The battle of Killiecrankie. Celia's complaint for the loss of her shepherd.


Title:
The recruiting officer: or, Over the hills and far away. To which are added, Poor gaffer Gray. The paradox. Nancy sighing for her true love Jemmy, The old woman ground young again.


Title:
The pursuers deceived and Johny left baking. To which are added, Billy and Molly's parting. Beauty and wit. Merry may the maid be. The joyful widower. The maid's advice.


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 wishing hat...

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, MDCCCI


Title:
The history of the seven wise masters of Rome…

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Roberston, Saltmarket, 1801


Title:
Young Felix's complaint, with Molly's answer. To which are added, My cottage lay distant a mile. I love you for that. The price of a dish of tea. The lass with the delicate air. Braes of Ballenden.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1801.
The price of a dish of tea : Tune - Carrick Fergus.


Title:
The Yorkshire Bite. To which are added, Go look! go look! When the wars are all o'er. Friendship a jewel. The volunteer boys. My temples with clusters. I thought it was queer.


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 Jocky's return.


Title:
Sweet William of Plymouth's garland. In four parts... To which are added, Fortune is fickle.


Title:
The siege of Bellisle. To which are added, The nove. The lamenting maid. The answer. Bung your eye. Catch hold on to day. The poor little orphan. To Lethe repair. She is fair and unkind.


Title:
The young man's dream; with The maid's kind answer. To which are added, The beauties of Glasgow. Willy's lovely voice.

Imprint:
[S.l.} : Entered according to Act of Parliament, …


Title:
General Abercromby's last battle. to which are added, A patriotic song. Beauty's blossom. The parting kiss.


Title:
The battle of the Boyn; or, King William crossing the Boyn Water. giving a full description of that bloody battle, fought on the first of July, 1690. To which are added, The virgin's choice. Tarry woo. Let ambition fire thy mind.


Title:
The rocking of the cradle; or, hushy-ba baby. To which are added, The affectionate soldier. The virgins frightened. The generous soul. Despise me not Phillis.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.


Title:
The pride of poor Britain or, The folly of man. To which are added, Advice to the fair sex. The old woman ground young again. The sailor's departure. Thomas loved Harriet. My pretty brunette.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
Thomas loved Harriet : Tune - Allen's return.


Title:
The dame of honour. To which are added, Fint a crum of thee she faws, and The shannon-side: or, Cap. Thunderbolt's intrigue.


Title:
The shepherd's lament for the loss of his sweetheart. To which are added, The sailor's return. A sweet country life. The soldier's return. The constant lady. The cripple of Cornwall.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, MDCCCII.


Title:
The shepherd's daughter. To which are added, The sailor's return. The gown of green. Foolish fort, a heart.


Title:
Roy's wife of Aldivalloch, with The happy relief; or, O'er the muir amang the heather. To which are added, All in the taste. Wap your wealth together. Clean paternal seat. Fair Eliza, blooming maid.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802 [sic].


Title:
Roger of Coverly; or, Monsieur come if ye dare. To which are added, The good ship Rover. Tibby Fowler. Genuine beauty. A description of a fair.


Title:
The cunnie's garland. To which are added, Britons to arms. Corn riggs are bonny. Carle and the king come.


Title:
The jolly miller. To which are added, Jack the sailor parting with his Molly. Charming Celia. Jamie out at sea. Homeward bound. Sons of care. The heaving of the lead.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1805.


Title:
The gallant shaver: or, the ghost frighted. To which are added, The forsaken maid. The auld wife beyond the fire. Cynthia's perplexity.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No.18,) Saltmarket, 1807


Title:
The Dutchess of Newcastle's lament. To which are added, The deceived batchelor. O fortune hear my prayer. Mutual love. The modern marriage question. A song for three voices.


Title:
The suprising adventures of Frederick Baron Trenck, giving an account of his being confined in a dungeon, with chains of 68 pounds weight; and afterwards guillotined in France, in the time of the revolution, 1795.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1827.


Title:
The British Grenadiers. To which are added, A servantman become a queen. The maid who tends the goats


Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers. (n.d.)


Title:
The Hen-peck'd husband; or, Easy John. To which are added, Cupid's pastime. The sailor's journal. The lover's summons. The sailor's departure.


Title:
The golden days of good Queen Bess. To which are added, A sequel to the favourite song of good Q Bess. Or The golden days we now possess, and Sylvia's marriage.


Title:
The glorious victory by Sir John Borlase Warren over the French fleet on the coast of Ireland, near Loch Swilly. To which are added Rodney's conquest; or, British resolution. The good ship Rover. A description of a fair. Nature's richest mine. Genuine beauty.


Title:
The forsaken maid. To which are added, The gallant shaver, and The auld wife beyond the fire.


Title:
The farmer's son. To which are added. The captain of love. My mother did so before me. Just the thing. The wild rover.


Title:
A false friend; or, a worthy master betrayed. To which are added, Ad. Duncan's Victory over the Dutch fleet. The Bay of Biscay O. Cauld kail in Aberdeen.


Title:
Tibby Fowler; or The lass with the siller bridle. To which are added, Jack Tar. The world's a stage. The jolly toper. Convey a kiss.


Title:
The matrimonial farce; or, Three weeks after marriage. To which are added, John Anderson my joe. Sweet poll of Plymouth. The Vicar of Bray. A favourite song.


Title:
Lunardi's flight; or, Tuesday's wonder. To which are added, A new song on tobacco. Seek the riddle in the skies. THe sodger's return. A new love song.


Title:
Lord Howe's glorious victory over the French fleet, on the 28th and 29th of May, and 1st of June, M,DCC,XCIV. To which is addded, I never can believe it.


Title:
The bold sailor. To which are added, The irish invasion. A touch on the times. The faint-hearted batchelor. The maid's answer. The travelling chapman. Tears wash my sad cheeks. If e'er I do well 'tis a wonder.


Title:
The death of General Wolf. to which are added, What dreadful news. The prevailing fashions. Rogues all! rogues all!


Title:
Tam Glen, To which are added, The gowd o' Gowrie. Soldier Dick. The tartan plaidie. Our trade to work in clay began. The royal cottager.


Title:
If tars are fortune's sport, they still are fortune's care To which are added, Ben the sailor. Paddy's delight. The prevailing fashions. To the battle march away. Carle and the king come.


Title:
The man of war's garland, or, The brave British tars. To which are added, For freedom and his native land. The heavy hours. The step-daughter's relief. Nelson's victory over the French.


Title:
The happy revolution by King William, 1688. To which are added, Now or never. Britain's monitor. Advice to the fair sex. Let's be jovial fill your glasses. Sylvia's charms.


Title:
The Goudhurst garland, in three parts.... To which is added, My dog and my gun.


Title:
Gosport tragedy; or The perjured ship carpenter. To which are added, The Scots bonnet. The rtelief by the bowl. Get married as soon as you can.


Title:
The Galloway shepherds, to which are added, The Royal Highlander's farewel. Love inviting reason. The new way of Locaber, with THe answer. Love, drink and debt.


Title:
The young squire's frolic. To which are added, The naval heroes. A favourite hunting song. Cragal ma Chree, with The answer. A hunting song. The foresaken nymph. The terrible law.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
A hunting song : Tune - Bright Phoebus.


Title:
Lord Thomas of Winsberry. To which are added, The modern marriage question. Alexis and Clarinda. In my pleasant native plains. A song for three voices. Pretty Nancy.


Title:
The courtship and marriage of Bryan O'Lin. To which are added, Poor Ned's advice to his sweetheart. Lord Thomas of Winsbery. John and Nell's parting. The blush.


Title:
The Buchanshire tragedy; or Sir James the Ross. An historical ballad. Printed from the Original Manuscript.


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


Title:
The crafty farmer, or The biter bit. To which are added, The female robber, and The soldier's return.


Title:
The Dorsetshire garland; or, The beggar's wedding in three parts. To which are added, The cock and bull story, and Cheat as cheat can


Title:
King William and the plowman; or, industry rewarded. To which are added, Sawny and teague. A beau is but an ass. The power of love.


Title:
The beds of roses. To which are added, Arrah Captain Agra. The reformed drunkard. The choice of a wife. The choice of a husband. O! wonder to hear!


Title:
The milking pail. To which are added, The north country lass. Oxter my laddie. Old King Coul. The humble beggar.


Title:
The miser bit: or, A trick upon the parson by the sailor. To which is added, The naked truth


Title:
The handsome cobler; or, The father outwitted. To which are added, A cann of grog, and Tyburn tree.


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, When I do, may I never drink more.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
The goodman of Auchtermouchtie : Tune - Willie was a wanton wag.


Title:
The humours of Smithfield; or, Jack taken and plundered. To which are added, The three jolly colliers. Merry may the maid be. The joyful widower.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
The price of a dish of tea : Tune - Carrick Fergus.


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 arraignment and trial; and happy deliverance from the many treasons laid to his charge.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, MDCCCII.


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 added, Maggy Johnston's elegy.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, MDCCCII


Title:
The contented wife, with The husband's answer. To which are added, Gentlemen rakes of the town. The country lass's love for her sweetheart. The happy marriage. O dear! I'm so pleas'd. The soldier's return. The patriot fair.


Title:
The conquest of France by King Henry Vth. To which are added, The parson's fat wedder. The cares of a married life. The virgin's walk.


Title:
The buxom dame of Reading; or, The cuckold's cap. To which is added, A summer piece. A winter piece. Has she not dole enough has an auld man. The king and the miller. A smiling full bowl.


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 bonny Scot. To which are added, Slighted Nancy, The faithful shepherd, My love Gilderoy. Fy gar rub her o'er wi' strae

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
The bonny Scot : Tune - Boatman.
Slighted Nancy : Tune - If the kirk wad let me be.
The faithful shepherd : Tune - Auld lang sy


Title:
The days o' langsyne. To which are added, The happy stranger, new way. The contented wife, with The husband's answer. The happy marriage. O dear! I'm so pleas'd. A trip to the fair.


Title:
The cruel father. Or The loyal lover's downfal. To which are added, The Royal George. The milking pail. Short repose. My stubborn heart.


Title:
The crafty miller; or, The mistaken batchelor. To which are added, Farewel to spring. Thundering roaring guns. Beautiful Nancy. A favourite hunting song.


Title:
The frigate well mann'd. To which are added, Fair Margaret's misfortunes; or Sweet William's dream on his wedding night. Weary Anthony. Why did I believe him.


Title:
The fortunate weaver's uprise, or, The landlady well pleased. To which are added, The Lady's diary. The love and rage of Highland Donald. Drinking drowns care. Brave Donald McCraw. Jenny Nettles. The maltman.


Title:
The fireside companions. To which are added, Colin and Phebe. King John and the Bishop of Canterbury. With a frown she can kill.


Title:
The drunkard's consolation, on the ale being raised. To which are added, The election; or the description of a Coalition weather-cock. The two loyal lovers. Old England turned new. Beautiful Nancy.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1802.
Old England turned new : Tune - The roast beef of old England.


Title:
The Duke of Hamilton and Lord Mohun's fight. To which are added, Captain Glen's unhappy voyage to New Barbary. New infancy. Brave Donald McCraw.

Subject_Name:
Hamilton, James Douglas Hamilton, 4th Duke of, 1658-1712.
Mohun, Char


Title:
The Dragoon and Peggy. To which are added, The swain design'd for love and me. O'er the moor to Maggy. The generous gentleman. A good hint.


Title:
The Laird of Logie, an old song. To which are added, The sailor's epitaph; or, Tom Bowling under the hatches. The phoenix. 'Twas yes, kind sir. For the love of Jean.


Title:
The maiden's choice. To which are added, The forlorn lover. Robin Hood and the Bishop of Hartford. The wake on the green. The cherry girl, a favourite song.


Title:
The Berkshire lady. In four parts. To which is added, A new song.


Title:
The hawking wench; or, Gowf my logie. To which are added, The ploughman's rant. Mira's charms. Tamie Lamie's cure. For a drunken wife.


Title:
The harp of old Assian; or, Caledonia triumphant. To which are added, The resolute lady; or, the fortunate footman, and The rock and a wee pickle tow.


Title:
The London 'prentice; or, The wanton mistress. To which are added, Damon and Florella, and Down the burn Davie


Title:
The British volunteers. To which are added, God save the king. Mally Bann. Tippling John. Johny Faa, the gypsie laddie.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803.
The British volunteers : Tune - Push about the jorum.


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1803.


Title:
The happy marriage. To which are added, The Irish courtship. The wake on the green. How happy the soldier. Friendhip's a jewel. The marriage act. The taylor's downfal. The north country lass.


Title:
The happy revolution by King William, 1688. To which are added, I'd think on thee my love. Britain's monitor. O Fortune hear my prayer. O'er the muir amang the heather. The patriot fair. Ah well-a-day! my poor heart!


Title:
The glorious 1st of June. To which are addded, The British volunteers. A patriotic song. Sweet Robin's elopement.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, MDCCCV.


Title:
The hallow fair. To which are added, Ah Chloris. Hap me with thy petticoat. Tweed side. Sylvia's marriage. The rapture.


Title:
The invitation; or challenge. To which are added, The praises of Referilan. The fair maid's lament. The Highland lassie O. Let gay ones and great. Maids be not too nice in the matter


Title:
Imperial chit chat; or, the northren confederacy. : To which are added, In my pleasant native plains. Smirky Nan. Alexis and Clarinda. Pretty Nancy. The modern marriage question


Title:
The heires's resolution. To which are added, A new song, sung at the meeting of the Perthshire Florist and Vegitable Society. The crisis; or Britain's glory. Now sit down my cronnie. Roger and Dolly.


Title:
Gosport tragedy; or The perjured ship carpenter. To which are added, The Scots bonnet.The naval heroes. Get married as soon as you can. The relief by the bowl.


Title:
The Glasgow volunteers. To which are added, Bonaparte's garland. My apron dreart. The soldier's farewel. drive me not to despair. Sweet Robin's elopement.


Title:
The Goudhurst garland, in three parts.... To which is added, The protest.


Imprint:
[S.l.] : Printed this year [s.i.] [s.a.]


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

Imprint:
Printed and sold at the foot of the Old Assembly Close. - 1786


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


Title:
The sailor's courtship, a favourite song; To which are added, I'll soon ha'e a wife o' my ain, My lovely Owen, and The smile and the tear.


Title:
The two contented cuckolds; or, Tit for tat. To which are added, Robin a' boon, and Charge the musket


Title:
Britain's alarm. To which are added, O dear! I'm so pleas'd. The bonny boy. Davy Jones's locker. Thro' the wood laddie. Mankind all tanners. Edward and Betsy. Arrived at Portsmouth. Oaths in fashion

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1804

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Colophon at the foot of p. 8 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1804.


Title:
Bonny Mally Stewart. To which are added, Truth laid open. Twelve months are past. Beauty's blossom.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1807


Title:
The new way of Admiral Benbow. To which are added, The gallant sailor. A thousand kisses. A new patriotic song. The sailor's rant. The cobler's merit.


Title:
A collection of songs, &c. No. XVIII, containing Jack at Greenwich. The Kebbuckston wedding. Tom Bowling. All's well. The smile and the tear.


Title:
Lilies of the valley. To which are added, This is no my plaid. Up in the morning. Flora's lament for Charly. Johnny Bluster dwalt on Clyde.

Subject_Name:
MacDonald, Flora, 1722-1790.
Charles Edward, Prince, grandson of Jame


Imprint:
Falkirk : Printed in the year 1822 (on back : Falkirk, T. Johnston, printer)


Title:
A dispute between the gardeners and the tailors for the antiquity of their trades.

Imprint:
Peterhead : Printed by P. Buchan, and sold by Alex. Keith & Wm. Gordon, Aberdeen, 1824.

Book_Notes:
cover note reads: 'This curious poetical Dialogue, where each trade claims the origin, was written about a hundred years ago, ans now reprinted at the sincere request of many of the Brethren.'


Title:
The Selector No. II Friday, June 20, 1817

Imprint:
Sold by Clark & Sangster, and at the printing-office, Peterhead. P. Buchan, printer.

Book_Notes:
may be a larger publication (nos 10-16 are imprinted on pages but text appears continuous)


Imprint:
M. Angus & son, printers, Newcastle, [s.a.]


Title:
A garland of new songs. The storm, by Mrs Robinson. A Free Mason's song. My eye and Betty Martin.


Title:
A garland of new songs. The death of Nelson. Lochaber. The yellow-hair'd laddie. Whistle, and I'll come to you, my lad. The Yorkshire concert.


Title:
A garland of new songs. Tweed Side. My Nanie, O. Highland Laddie. Up in the morning early. Flowers of the forest.


Title:
A garland of new songs. Bess the gawkie. Blythe was she. Yorkshireman in London. Pray Goody.


Title:
A garland of new songs. Lovely Kitty. Woo'd and married and a', The battle of Sherra-Muir. If he will take the hint. By the gaily circling glass.


Title:
A garland of new songs. Allen A--Dale. Paddy Carey. Ma Cherie Amie. William Tell. Oh the moment was sad. The cottage on the moor.


Imprint:
Glasgow, published by J. Lumsden and son.


Title:
Laugh and be fat! Or, A cure for melancholy, and other disorders of all ill-natured people, and discontented fools.


Title:
Number II. Which contains the IV. V. and VI parts of the Comical Transactions of Lothian Tom

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed and sold in Niddery's Wynd, 1777.

Book_Notes:
page numbering continues from first in series


Title:
The last Number of the Comical transactions of Lothian Tom

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Printed and sold in Niddery's Wynd, 177-.

Book_Notes:
page numbering continues from second in series


Title:
A garland of new songs. Daft Watty's ramble to Carlisle. I was the boy for bewitching 'em. Mary once had lovers two. The little farthing rush-light. Paddy O'Leary.


Title:
A garland of new songs. The  country club. The chandler's shop. Paddy M'Shane's seven ages.


Title:
A garland of new songs. Young Johnston. A man's a man for a' that. The tinker. The constant shepherd. Hope told a flatt'ring tale.

Imprint:
Printed by J. Marshall, in the Old Flesh-Market, Newcastle.


Title:
A garland of new songs. William and Margaret. Death or liberty. Roy's wife of Aldivalloch. The jubilee.


Title:
A garland of new songs. Tweed side. My Nanie O. Highland laddie. Up in the morning early. Fowers of the forest.


Title:
Will's courtship, and Kate's victory. : Sweet Mary of Ayr. Sandy's courtship. Jammy & Nancy


Title:
A garland of new songs. The mid-watch. Faithful Mary. Poor Jack. Ned Mizzen. Heaving of the lead.


Title:
Watty and Meg; or, the wife reformed. Also, the Fate of MacGregor, and Lochiel's warning.


Title:
Dreadful narrative of the loss of the Kent East-Indiaman, by fire, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, with upwards of 600 souls on board. Also, account of the dreadful suffering of six deserters from the Island of St. Helena.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.


Imprint:
London : Printed for William Clarke, New Bons Street, 1823.


Title:
Entertaining stories, &c. &c. - (viz.) - Female heroism. The wooden leg. Poetry. The wounded soldier. The gipsey wanderer. Epistle from Mary Queen of Scots to Kirkaldy of Grange, &c. &c.

Imprint:
Newcastle Upon Tyne : Printed by J. Mitchell, Dean-Street, 1803.


Title:
The life of Launcelot Cooper, commonly called Old Lance; from his earliest infancy to the day of his execution at Warwick, April 25, 1810.

Imprint:
London : Printed and published by R. Harrild, 20, Great Eastcheap : and sold by Basford, Bilston; T...


Title:
The town and country joker; being a choice selection of jests and witticisms, calculated to banish care from the festive board, and enliven the social circle

Imprint:
London : Printed and sold by R. Harrild, No. 20, Great Eastcheap


Title:
The seige of Alicant. To which are added, anecdotes of Judge Hale, Mr George Whitfield & Professor Junker, together with The cobbler of Mesina, and Franklin and the gout.

Imprint:
Newcastle on Tyne : Printed by J. Mitchell, Dean Street, 1808.

Book_Notes:
Etchings printed on one side of separate sheet


Title:
Park's entertaining fairy tale of the Two sisters, or Industry rewarded, and the punishment of idleness

Imprint:
London : A. Park, 47, Leonard Street, Finsbury

Book_Notes:
8 printed pages plus pink wrap-around cover; book size is about 9 cm wide x 12.5 cm deep.


Title:
Park's entertaining fairy tale of Riquet with the tuft, containing a full and true account of the whole of his sadventures, together with his interviews with the beautiful princess; showing how she consented to marry him, and made him a very handsome prince.

Imprint:
London : A. Park, 47, Leonard Street, Tabernacle Walk, Finsbury


Title:
Park's surprising history of Jack and the beanstalk, detailing his journeys up the beanstalk. the way in which he obtained possession of the bags of gold, and effected the destruction of the ogre, by chopping down the beanstalk.

Book_Notes:
8 printed pages plus yellow wrap-around cover; book size is about 9 cm wide x 12.5 cm deep.


Title:
Sketch of the eccentric life of Daniel Dancer, esq. To which are added, Story of the Duke of Newcastle; Humourous epistle to Mr Cunningham after his marriage, by Burns; The newspaper editor, by Peter Pinder; and The recruiting sergeant, by Southey.

Imprint:
Newcastle on TYne : Printed by J. Mitchell, Dean-street.

Book_Notes:
36 pages of text plus separsate etching page, printed one side only


Title:
The wonderful life and remarkable death of the renowned John Faustus, D.D. Containing all his acts of necromancy, from the time of his compact with Lucifer to his miserable end, at the expiration of that term. Newly translated from the original MSS.

Imprint:
London : Printed for T. and R. Hughes, 35, Ludgate-hill, ..., at the Franklin Press, Queen-street...


Book_Notes:
Page numbering (505-528) and paper differences suggest Neilson printed covers for pages originally intended for a book.


Title:
Millar's monthly miscellany. Conversations, between James Block, esq. and Millar, the Editor of the Monthly miscellany, upon the causes of the distresses of the country, and their probable remedies. Founded upon a fact. In which are noticed, The debt, falsely called, National - Interest of that debt - Sinking fund - Seventy millions of taxes - Tax eaters - £200,000 which the borough faction pocket annually out of the taxes - State paupers - Abolition of sinecures, pensions, grants and emoluments, not merited by public services - Sale of seats in the Parliament - Unequal state of the representation, and reform of the Commons House vof Parliament - Equal laws - Universal suffrage - Annual Parliaments, &c. &c. Part I.

Imprint:
Ayr : Printed by D. Macarter & Co. for the author, 1817. Entered in Stationer's Hall.


Title:
A collection of new songs. : A dialogue between a drunken husband and a scolding wife. The black's lamentation. The chamber-maid's unkind answer to the black's lamentation, who now lies mad in Bedlam for the loss of his love

Imprint:
Newcastle : printed by George Angus, in the Side, [18--]


Title:
Narrative of the life of Jane Smyth: being a statement of the sufferiungs and privations she has undergone; shewing the state to which she has been re[duce]d by various occurences over which she had no control.

Book_Notes:
Captioned woodcut of Jane Smyth appears to be a separet sheet from the 36-page chapbook, possibly a loose insert?


Title:
The battle of Chevy Chace by Richard Shele. To which is added, A drinking-match at Eden-hall. In imitation of the famous ballad of Chevy Chase.

Imprint:
Alnwick : Printed and sold by W. Davison, Bondgate Street, Where may be had a large assortment ...


Title:
History of Jack Sheppard, a most notorious housebreaker & footpad. ...

Imprint:
Newcastle and Hull : Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce. May be had also of J. Whinham & Co....


Title:
The hermit of Warkworth: a Northumberland tale. In three parts. By Dr. Thomas Percy, Bishop of Dtomore.

Imprint:
Newcastle-upon-Tyne : Printed and published by John Ross. Royal Arcade.


Title:
The Edinbury gleaner, being a collection of anecdotes, &c. for the amusement of youth. [No.2]

Imprint:
[W. Smith, Bristo Port, Edina. - see No, 1]


Title:
Two short catechisms mutually connected; the questions of the former being generally supposed and omitted in the latter. By John Brown, Minister of the Gospel at Haddington. The eleventh edition.

Imprint:
Edinburgh:Printed for William Anderson, Bookseller in Stirling. M,DCC,LXVIII.


Title:
A short explanation of the ten commandments, designed for the use of Sunday's schools. And calculated to assist parents in teaching their children their duty to God and man.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by David Paterson, and sold by M. Gray, Exchange. MDCCLXXXIX


Title:
Two sets of catechisms for children. ...

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed for J. Dickson, Front of the Exchange. M,DCC,LXXXV.


Title:
Watty and Meg, or the wife reclaimed; together with Habbie Simpson and his wife, or A new way of raising the wind; Donald and his dog; The West Country weaver turned teetotaler; The loss o' the pack; John Tamson's cart; Takin' it out o' his mouth.

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
Illustration on title page
'130.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
Anonymous author: Alexander Wilson
In prose and verse.


Title:
The negro minstrel: containing a choice selection of the most populat negro songs. No. I

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers, 1850.


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

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Title page includes an illustration.
'14' is printed beneath the imprint.
Variant exists with 'No. 14,' printed top left of title page and type set slightly differently. StEdNL : L.C.2851(15).


Title:
The history of Will and Jean: or, The sad effects of drunkenness.

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
'36.' is printed at the foot of the title page.
In verse.
Title page includes illustration of a soldier in Highland dress leaning on a musket. This differs fron the item placed at L.C.2852.B(10). The text is identical. StEdNL.


Title:
The vocalist; a choice selection of songs, duets, and glees, sung at the different places of public amusement

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers. of an Eastern palace.


Title:
Reading for winter evenings; a selection of amusing and instructive stories


Title:
Life of Louis Philippe, late king of the French; containing a correct account of his early education; his trials & adventures during his travels in Europe & America; his political career; abdication; and revolution of 1848, with the causes which led to that event.

Subject_Name:
Louis Philippe, King of the French, 1773-1850.


Book_Notes:
At foot of title page: A large collection of song books qand histories always on hand.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Orr and Sons, Brunswick Street, 1837

Book_Notes:
20 woodcuts, including title page, with a very abbreviated text.


Title:
The adventures of Robert Earl of Huntington, vulgarly called Robin Hood. Being a complete history of all his merry adventures and valiant battles which he, little John, William Stutley, and William Scarlet, fought on divers occasions.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, MDCCXCIV.


Title:
The gude Wallace; to which is added Lord Thomas Stuart.

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

Subject_Name:
Wallace, William, Sir, d. 1305 Poetry.
Stuart, Thomas, Lord Poetry.


Title:
The Battle of Otterbourne; together with the old ballad of Lady Anne.

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


Title:
Harry Bluff. Logie of Buchan. Within a mile of Edinburgh town. Oh! no, we never mention her. Oh, say not womam's [sic] love is bought. Dearest maid, my heart is thine. Meet me in the moonlight. Tell me why men will deceive us.

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


Title:
Seven of the most popular songs. The bridal ring. What are you going to stand. The lassies of Scotland. The Macgregor's gathering. Farewell to the mountain. The banks of the blue Mozelle. 'Twas merry in the hall.

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


Title:
Six popular songs. Alice Gray. England, Europe's glory. A light heart and a pair of breeches. The braes of busbie. Waes me for Prince Charlie. Scotland yet.

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


Title:
Seven excellent songs. Blythe was she. The braes of Balquhither. The young May moon. Loudon's bonny woods and braes. Bonnie Mary Hay. O are ye sleeping Maggie. Such tears are bliss.

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


Title:
Four excellent songs. Jack Robinson. The girl I left behind me. Lord Lovel. The haughs of Cromdale.

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


Title:
Two favourite songs. Sheriff-muir. The bonnie boatman.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers. 29.


Imprint:
Glasgow : Francis Orr and Sons, [1840-1850?]

Book_Notes:
Dated from examination of text and style.
In verse.
Illustration on title page.
There is a 4-line verse on the title page.
L.4 reads 'Yarrow', not 'Tarrow'.


Title:
Allan Tine o' Harrow; To which are added, Jack in his Element.  The Beds of Roses


Title:
The Anecdote Book: a choice collection of anecdotes, jest, witty sayings, bon mots, &c, &c, selected from the best sources.


Author_1:
Partridge and Flamsted (London, England)

Title:
Partridge and Flamsteads, new and well experienced fortune book, : delivered to the world from the Astrologer’s Office, in Greenwich Park. For the benifit [sic] of young men, maids, wives and widows, who by drawing cards according to the directions of this fortune book, may know whether life will be long o[r] short, whether they shall have the person desired, and what part of the world is 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, [ca. 1800]

Book_Notes:
Dated on internal evidence. 
In verse and prose. 
This item is different from the one placed at StEdNL: L.C.2804(13). There are several differences - for example there is a colon after ’Edinburgh’ in the imprint and ’benefit’ is spelt incorrectly in the title.


Title:
The Battle of Harlaw; to which are added Willie's drowned in Gamrie and Bogie-side


Title:
The Battle of Prestonpans.  To which are added, Johnnie Cope.  Damon's Treachery.  The Idol


Title:
The Blind Beggar of Bednal Green, in two parts.


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


Title:
Bonaparte's Card to John Bull, with Bonaparte's Answer to John Bull's Card.  To which is added, Love and Friendship


Title:
Bonny Bell, a Love song.  To which are added, The Brave Sailor, Buxom bonny Willie. Bonny Betsy Taylor.  The Highland Laddie

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


Title:
Britain's Timely Remembrancer: or, a Warning from Heaven, to vile Sinners on Earth; being Mr. Brightly's Last Sermon Whech he preached in his Shroud, and died immediately after he concluded the same. An aacount of the holy Life of Mr. Richard Brightly.

Imprint:
Paisley : Printed this year, for the Booksellers


Imprint:
[Fintray, Aberdeen] : Printed by J. Cumming, Fintray, Aberdeen, MDCCCLXXIV. [1874]

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Includes a prefatory note on p. 1


Title:
The Complete Letter Writer, Containing forms of Letters on Business, Love, &c. &c.


Title:
Confusion: or, the World in Disorder.  A New and True song.


Title:
Dear is my little native vale; To which are added The Crook and Plaid.  Tarry woo is ill to spin.  Oh Nanny wilt thou fly with me


Title:
The Ewe-Boughts Marion.  To which are added, Nobody coming to Marry me.  The Mountain Flower.  Caledonia.  Beneath the Willow Tree.  The Maid of the Mill, The King's Anthem


Title:
The Famous Sea-Fight between Capt. Ward and the Rainbow : to which are added, charge the Musket, She Wakes, Sabina Wakes.


Title:
Five Songs.  The Peck o' Maut.  'Tis the last rose of summer.  To Mary in Heaven.  The Highland Laddie.  The Confession.

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


Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed for the Booksellers


Title:
The Golden Glove to which is added, Captain O'Gra, or the Irish Recruit.  The brisk Damsel of sunderland.


Title:
A Heavenly Rest for a Weary soul: or, The PILGRIM at his Journey's End: BEING The Last LEGACY of a FATHER to his CHILDREN, when on his Death-Bed.  CONTAINING, I.  The Children's Duty to GOD, their Mother and Themselves.  II.  A COPY of VERSES, written by the Father, a little before his Death.  III.  Some GODLY MEDITATIONS.  IV.  The FATHER's last GIFT to his CHILDREN


Title:
The HERD'S GHAIST; or, the PERJURED LAIRD'S DOOM.  Alegend of the Auld Kirk O' Pert.  To which is added NANCY BEAN-A SKETCH.

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse and prose.
Place of publication from external evidence. Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.


Title:
Twenty-eight divine songs, attempted in easy language for the use of children. By I. Watts, D.D....

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, MDCCXCIII [1793]


Title:
The History of Mahomet, the Great Imposter. Containing His Birth and Parentage-His Wives-His Journey into Heaven, and the extraordinary things which he saw-His alcoran and War, and his Death and Burial at Medina

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


Title:
The Hunting of Chevy-Chase  a bloody battle fought by Earls Douglas and Percy, where above fourteen hundred Scotsmen, and near two thousand Englismen, were slain in one day.


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


Title:
The London Spy. Or the Frauds of London Described. Being a complete Disclosure of all the Dark Transactions In and about that great City.


Title:
Love in a Barn; or, Right Country Courtship: shewing, How a London Lord was tricked by a Farmer's Daughter to which is added, The Caution.


Book_Notes:
Colophon on p. 8 reads : J. Neilson, printer.


Title:
[Bonny] Mally Stewart to which are added, Truth Laid Open, and Cupid's Pastime


Title:
The Murder of King Kenneth A.D. 994-5  A Legend of St. Palladius' Well at Fordoun.


Title:
Old Adam the Father of us All. To which are added, The Cruel Parents. And A Thousand Kisses.


Title:
Old Hawkey; or The Properties of the Cow, A Poem, Recited at the Dinner, after the Exhibition of Cattle, at Trearne on Saturday the 5th of September 1829, by John Fulton


Title:
The Old Scottish Tragical Ballad of Sir James the Rose.


Title:
The Battle of Roslin; Fought On the Plains of Roslin, 1303: and John highlandman's Remarks on Glasgow


Title:
The Affecting History of Lady Bertha A Poem.  To which is added, the Laidley Worm of Spindleston Heugh.


Title:
The Chapter of Kings, A new Royal Song, To which is added, Captain Mulligan, A Favourite Comic Song, My Love was Lost in the Ramalie.  Beauties of Carronbraes and Donald of Dundee

Imprint:
Falkirk : T. Johnston, Printer, [1810-1825?]


Title:
Christian Corporal.  A Dialogue betwixt A corporal and a Soldier. By 'a Lieutenant Colonel'


Title:
Blue Bonnets o'er the Border.  The Faithful Lovers.  Scotia's Isle, Laddie, O Leave me.  The Ploughman.


Title:
Divine Breathings, Or A Pious Soul Thirsting After Christ.  In Fifty Pahetical meditations.

Book_Notes:
PSALM lxxiii 25. Whom have I in heaven but thee? And there is none upon earth that I desire besides thee' printed on front


Title:
Five scots Popular Songs.  The land o' the leal.  Bonny Wood of Craigie lea.  The Harper of Mull.  The braes o' Balquither.  And sae will we yet.


Title:
Capt. Ward and the Rainbow.  To which are added, Tom Bowling.  Moll in the Wad.


Title:
The Gallant Sailor.  To which are added, Cobler's Daughter's Wedding.  Every Inch a Sailor.  Wit Women and Wine.  The Constant Lady

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed and Sold by M. Randall


Title:
Grannie M'Nab's Lecture In the Society of Clashing Wives, Glasgow, On Witless Mithers and their Dandy Daughters who bring them up to hood-wink the Men, and deceive them with their braw Dresses, when they can neither wash a sark, mak' purritch, or gang to the well.


Title:
Robert de Bruce Garland or, A Heroic Song on the Battle of Bannock-burn; fought by a Scots army of 30,000, on the 24th of June, 1314.  Against king Edward the II. With a might army of 300,000 men.

Book_Notes:
Caption below illustration reads 'I will Fight for my King.'


Title:
Rob Roy, the Celebrated highland Freebooter; or, memoirs of the Osbaldistone Family

Book_Notes:
Dated from external evidence.
Illustration on title page.
Variant exists with '2' printed at foot of title page and type set slightly differently. StEdNL : [Ao].8/3.2(11), L.C.2852.A(2), NG.1177.d.12(10).
This is a different work from the item placed at StEdNL : L.C.2849(2).


Title:
The Railway Rhymer: containing The Pleasure Trip; The Channel Fleet; The Brake; Lament for Mary Bourke; and The Bird on the Wire

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
The pleasure trip : Tune - Comin' thro' the rye.
The Channel fleet : Tune - The Lass o' Patie's Mill.
The brake : Tune - Hagar.
The Lament of Morian Shehone for Mary Bourke : Tune - The meeting of the waters.
Th


Title:
The Life and Death of the Famous Pyper of Kilbarchan; or, the Epitaph of HABBY SIMPSON, Quha on his Drone bore bony Flags: He maid his cheiks as reid as crimson, And bobbit quhan he blew his Bags.


Title:
Thrummy Cap; A tale. To which are added, Young Whip Stitch and the Gig Demolished

Imprint:
Stirling : Printed, and sold by M. Randall, [1813-1820?]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index.
Thrummy Cap - Anonymous. By John Burness.
The gig demolished. A poem : By Mrs. Barbauld.


Title:
Three Songs.  The Lass o' Glenshee.  Roger O'Hare


Title:
Songs.  The Broad Swords of Scotland.  When the Kye come hame.  The Lassie's Answer


Title:
Sir Neil And Glengyle, The Highland Cheftains: A Tragical Ballad.  To which is added Black Ey'd Susan.  And Plain Dealing.


Title:
Sir James the Rose; An Old Scottish, Tragic Song.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Dated from examination of text and style.
Title page includes an illustration of two male figures facing each other, one with a raised sword. This differs from the copies at L.C.2851(12) and L.C.2892(44). StEdNL.


Title:
Short Stories for Little Folks or, Little Tales, calculated to excite Juvenile Minds to the Love and Practice of Virtue.


Title:
Scots Medley.  To which are added, Banks of Forth.  The bonny Lass in yontown. And Tak' your auld Cloak about ye


Title:
Chapter of Cheats.  The Bonnie Lassie's Plaidy.  The Unhappy Dream.


Title:
Popular Songs.  Soldier's Return.  The Rent Day.  Royal Charlie.


Title:
O'er the Muir amang the Heather.  To which are added, Caledonia Triumphant.  Paddy's Trip to London and Mary Le More, or, the Irish Maniac


Title:
9 Love Songs.  Donald of dundee.  Rest, Warrior, rest.  Ah ! See the pale lily.  Flora's Lament.  The winter it is past.  Away with this pouting.  The rosebud of summer.  The maid of Castile.  The parting kiss.


Title:
New Songs.  Up an' waur them a' Willie.  A Drap Mair.  Curled Hair.


Title:
New Songs.  The Toom Meal Poak.  Daft Jamie.  The Lucky Farmer's Boy.


Title:
New Songs.  Rab Rorison's Bonnet.  The Painful Plough.  Great Britain's Lamentation.


Title:
Maggie's Tocher.  To which are added, Bess of Bedlam.  Beauty's Blossom


Title:
John Barleycorn.  To which are added, Banks of the Shannon.  And Mary Le More, Or the Irish Maniac


Title:
Life of George Schaw.  Abbot of Paisley.


Title:
Young Grigor's Ghost, An Old Scotch Song


Title:
The Water Lily: Containing The Licensed Grocer; Fa Pushioned the Doggie?  Nearing the Dawn; The New Year's Advice; And Wattie's Pipes


Title:
New Songs.  Somethimg To Do.  Sandy M'Kay.  The Mermaid.


Title:
Two Songs.  True Love Despised.  William Ryley.


Title:
Four Excellent New Songs: I.  A new Song on Prince Ferdinand.  II.  Bonnocks of Barley-Meal.  III. A New SONG, call'd Sleepy Davy.  IV.  Britons to Arms.


Title:
A Serious Expostulation With The Lower Orders of the People. [By] 'A Real Friend of the People'


Title:
The Universal Valentine Writer, Containing Serious,-Sentimental,-Amorous,-Satirical,-Quizzical,-Comical,-And Humorous Letters; For Persons of all Trades, Professions, and Characters in life.


Title:
A choice Drop of Honey, from the Rock, Christ.  Or, a Short Word of Advice To All Saints and Sinners

Imprint:
Kilmarnock : Printed by H. Crawford, bookseller, 1821


Title:
The Life and Prophecies of Mr. Donald Cargill, Sometime Minister in the Barony Parish of Glasgow…Also, A Copy of the Torwood Excommunication


Title:
The Toast-Mater's Companion; A Collection of the Best and Newest Loyal, Patriotic, Military, Naval, Love, Masonic, Drinking, Sporting, and Miscellaneous, Toasts and Sentiments


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:
Christ on the Cross Suffering for sinners: or The Sinner's Redemption, Sanctification and Exaltation, by the Death and bitter Passion of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.  Matth. Iii. 16, 17.  Verses.  And Jesus, when he was baptised, came straight out of the Water, and John saw the Spirit of God descending like a Dove, and lighting upon him.  And lo a Voice came from Heaven, saying, This is my beloved Son in whom I am well pleased


Title:
The Life and Death of Robin Hood, the Renowned Out-law, and the Famous Exploits Performed by Him and Little John.


Title:
A New Historical Catechism: Containing Answers to Important Questions, in Ancient history, Relative to the Light of the Heathen World-the Miracles that happened at our Saviour's Birth-the Usurpation, Cruel Murders, and Miserable Death of Herod-the Deaths of Pontius Pilate, nero, Simon Magus-the Destruction of Jerusalem-the Stories of the Divining Ape, and Seven Sleepers, &c. &c.


Title:
The New Art of Thriving; Or, The Way to Get and Keep Money.  Containing Sixteen Excellent Rules and Observations for Promoting Good Husbandry : with A Table of Expences.  To Which Are Added, The Way To Make Money Plenty In Every Man's Pocket.  An Infallible Cure for Hard Times; and Rules To Make A Good Tradesman.

Book_Notes:
Title page contains the lines 'Spare in they YOUTH, lest AGE should find thee poor,/When time is past, and thou canst spare no more;/No coupled misery so great in either,/As AGE and WANT, when both do meet together.


Title:
The Children's Catechism : or, an Help to the more Easy Understanding of the Doctrine Taught in our Confession of Faith, and Catechisms, Larger or Shorter.  Humbly offered for Instructing the Young and Ignorant.


Title:
The Scottish Volunteers.  A Musical Farce.  In Two Acts.


Book_Notes:
An Eighteenth-Century Chap-Book.  From the original MS. In the possession of the Rev. Dr. Gordon, St. Andrew's, Glasgow


Title:
The Sinner's Sobs, or, the Sinner's Way to Sion's joy. A Sermon : Plainly demonstrating the Absolute Necessity of True Godly Sorrow, for the Sinner's Safety.


Title:
The Whole Proceedings of Jockey & Maggy's courtship, with the Great Diversion that Ensued at the Wedding.  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
Attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
The History of Charles Jones, The Footman.  Shewing How He Raised Himself From The Humble Starion of a Foot-Boy, To a Place of Great Eminence and Trust, By His Strict Honesty and Integrity.


Title:
Peter's Repentance, After he had denied his Lord and Master, Jesus Christ.  A Sermon ; Preached from Matth. Xxvi. 75.  And Peter remembered the words of Jesus, which he said; Before the cock crow, thou shalt deny me thrice, so he went out and wept bitterly.  Matth. V. 4.  Blessed are ye that mourn, for ye shall rejoice.  With several spiritual hymns.


Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
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 'viii. 5' printed bottom right of title page. StEdNL : L.C.2849(1).


Title:
The humours of Glasgow Fair. And the comical song of Auld John Paul

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
'42' is printed beneath the imprint.
Printed height of title page 12.5 cm.


Title:
Memoirs of A Babe in Christ ; A Book for Boys and Girls, illustrative of the Gospel


Title:
The Fearful Shame and Contempt, Of those Professed Christians, who neglect to raise up Spiritual Children to Jesus Christ.  Being the Substance of Two Sermons, Preached, The one after the Ordination of Mr. EBENEZER BROWN,  at Inverkeithing; and the other after a Sacramental Occasion at Whitburn.  On Deutoronomy xxv. 5,-10.


Title:
A History of All Religions, in particular, the Churches, Parties and Sectaries, of the Holy Christian Religion, viz; Heathens, Mahometans, Jews, christians, Papists, Jesuits, Protestants, Episcopals, Presbyterians, Sabbatarians, Jumpers, Reformed Presb, Seceders, Burghers, Antiburghers, Old Light Burghers. New Light Burghers. Presbytery of Relief, Independents, Pedobaptists, Theophilantrophists, Tabernacles, Quakers, Bereans, Arians, Arminians, Socinians, Antinomians, Erastians, Douglasites, Dunkers Sandemanins. And An Account of the Origin of Burning Heretics in England.


Title:
A Race for Eternal Life.  Being an Epistle to all slothful People.  A Sermon, On 1 Corin. Ix. 24.-So run that ye may obtain, From the Heavenly Footman.  Also, the Misery of Uncharitable Persons.


Title:
The Life of the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel; containing a Sketch of His Birth, parentage, Early Life, Political Career, &c.


Title:
The Life of John Knox, the Celebrated Scottish Reformer; containing an Account of his Early Education, His Persecution by the Roman Catholics, and His efforts to Establish the Protestant Religion in Scotland.


Title:
The Life of the Duke of Wellington; containing An Account of His Early Life; His Brilliant Achievements in the Peninsular Wars; and His Crowning Victory At Waterloo

Subject_Name:
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, Duke of, 1769-1852.


Title:
Life of Napoleon Bonaparte; containing A Correct Account of His Early Education, His Military Career, His Overthrow at Waterloo, His Exile, and Death.


Title:
A Selection of Religious Anecdotes, Choice Sayings of Wise Men, &c. &c.


Title:
The Sentimental Valentine Writer, containing a selection of The Best and Newest Valentine Poetry


Title:
The Universal Toast Masters' Companion A Selection of the Most Appropriate Naval, Military, Patriotic, and Masonic Toasts, With a Choice Selection Of sentiments.


Title:
The Drunken Exciseman; To Which is Added, Young Donald of Dundee.  When I Was Young.  Langsyne Beside the Woodland Burn. And Robin Hood.

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


Title:
The Dreamer's Dictionary, or Future Revealer, Found in the Ark of A Late Celebrated Wizard


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.


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. [68].
The braes of Balquhither : Words by Tanahaill. Air - "The three carls o' Buchanan." Key-note D.
Logan water : Words by Burns. Air very old. Key-note G minor.
The bridal day : Words by W. Paul. Music by J. P. Clarke.
Bessi


Title:
A Selection of Amusing and Entertaining Irish Stories, compiled From Various Sources


Title:
The Sentimental Valentine Writer, Containing a Selection of The Best and Newest Valentine Poetry


Title:
The Comic Valentine Writer, containing a Selection of The Best and Newest Quizzical Valentine Verses


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:
Margaret And The Minister; A True Tale To Which Is Added Soda Water

Book_Notes:
'She ne'er before saw sicken fairlies, Sae mony antic turly-whurlies' printed below title


Title:
The Shepherdess of the Alps, A Very Interesting, Pathetic, and Moral History

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


Title:
The Maid Servant's Guide : Containing Directions For Performing All Kinds Of Household Work.


Title:
The Housekeeper and Butler's Guide; Or, A System Of Cookery, And Making Of Wines Adapted To The Use Of Small And Private Families

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
'27' is printed at the foot of the title page.


Title:
Five Popular songs.  The Angel's Whisper.  Helen The Fair.  The Wind Blew The Bonny Lassie's Plaidy Awa.  Mistress Johnston  Do You Ever Think On Me, Peg?

Book_Notes:
Illustration on title page.
'59' printed beneath the imprint.
In verse.
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Variant exists without '59' printed beneath the imprint. StEdNL : 5.1899(9).


Title:
The Autobiography of William Love, P. C.  A Native Of Paisley.  Better Known As The Roving Scotchman, The Greatest Traveller Alive ! Having Already Walked More Than = Six Times Round The Earth  Containing An Account Of His Birth, Parentage, And Education, Travels To Remarkable Places, Love Adventures, Opinions On Things In General, With Philosophical Remarks On Particular Subjects.

Book_Notes:
7 Chapters with a dedication and a preface


Title:
Mill o' Tiftie's Annie, or, Andrew Lammie, the trumpeter of Fyvie.

Imprint:
Aberdeen : Geo. Clark and Son, 17 Broad Street, 1868.

Book_Notes:
Wood-engraving on title page.
At foot of p.8: 'W. Bennett, printer'.


Title:
The Laird of Ardenoaige and the Ghost of Fenhaglen.


Title:
The three crump twin brothers of Damascus : an Eastern tale. To which is added, An instance of Turkish justice.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold by J. Morren, Cowgate, 1809.


Title:
Sir James the Rose : an old Scottish tragic ballad / by Michael Bruce.

Imprint:
Aberdeen : James Clark, 17, Broad Street, 1891.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
At foot of p.8: 'Geo Clark & Son, 17, Broad Street'.


Title:
The hermit of Powis : a ballad romance of the olden times.

Imprint:
Aberdeen : George Middleton, Skene Square, 1873.

Book_Notes:
At foot of p.8: 'Davidson & Smith, printers, Aberdeen'.


Title:
The village pestilence : a poem / by Thomas MacQueen.

Book_Notes:
At foot of p.8: 'David Arnot, printer, Beith'.


Author_1:
Aitken, Andrew, Farmer in Overton, Beith

Title:
The miser and the prodigal, a moral tale : To which is subjoined the drunkard's soliloquy / by Andrew Aitken.

Book_Notes:
Notes at foot of pages 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.


Title:
A remarkable account of a shipwreck on an uninhabited island : near the coast of Terra Australis Incognita, in the year 1569; where all the crew parished[sic] except one man and four women by which accident this island in the course of ninty[sic] eight years was peopled to the amount of twelve thousand souls. Authenticated by Cornelius Van Sloetten, a Dutch captain in the year 1667.

Imprint:
Beith : Printed and sold by J. Smith, 1830.


Title:
A selection of songs, &c. : containing Josie Strathern. Donald Monro. The auld begar man. The grave digger &c.


Title:
Two new songs viz : Comical will and The old wife at her wit's end / by John Fulton.


Title:
True and correct narrative of the dreadful burning of the steam-ship Amazon : with 115 persons burned and drowned and only 46 saved.

Imprint:
Dundee : Printed for R. Crombie and G. Gordon by James Redger, March 5, 1852.


Title:
A picture of war : being an account of the storming of Badajoz and the Russian campaign.

Imprint:
Dunfermline : Printed and sold by John Miller, 1826.


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


Title:
Watty & Meg or the wife reformed. A tale.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by T. Oliver, Fountain Well, High Street, 1801.


Title:
Burns' celebrated songs : Of a' the airts the win' can blaw. Gude forgi'e me for liein'. My nannie o. Bonnie Doon. The soldier's return. To which are added, Tom Tough. The wounded hussar. Jenny's bawbee. Gin a body meet a body. Come under my plaidy. Crazy Jane, and God save the King.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Robertson, Horse-Wynd, 1805.


Title:
Four excellent new songs; : called Bryan O'Lin. Capt. Delany's ramble. The lady's answer. Lovely Nancy and the handsome serjeant..

Imprint:
[Aberdeen] : Printed by J. Chalmers & Co. Castle street Aberdeen, [1771-1810]

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


Title:
The bride's burial. : To which is added, The siege of Gibraltar. And The barking barber, or, new bow, wow, wow..

Imprint:
[Aberdeen] : Chalmers & Co. printers, Aberdeen, [1771-1810]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Imprint in square brackets at foot of title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
In verse.


Imprint:
[Aberdeen] : Printed by J. Chalmers & Co. Aberdeen, [1771-1810]

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
Colophon on page 8 reads : Printed by J Chalmers & Co. Aberdeen.
In verse.


Title:
The crafty squire's garland. : To which is added, The betray'd lover.

Imprint:
[Aberdeen] : Printed by J. Chalmers & Co. Castlestreet Aberdeen., [1771-1810]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Imprint in square brackets at foot of title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
Colophon on p. 8, in square brackets, reads : Printed by J. Chalmers & Co Castlestreet Aberdeen.
In verse.
Crafty squire's garland -


Title:
An excellent new song: called the farmer's glory..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Imprint in square brackets at foot of title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
Colophon on p. 8, in square brackets, reads : Printed by J. Chalmers & Co Castlestreet Aberdeen.
In verse.


Title:
Four excellent new songs; : called The jovial tinker and the farmer's daughter. To which are added, The Conghannan maid. The amorous lover. The grateful admirer.

Book_Notes:
Colophon on page 8, in square brackets, reads : Printed by J. Chalmers & Co. Castlestreet Aberdeen.
Imprint in square brackets at foot of title page.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
In verse.


Title:
Four excellent new songs; : entitled Johnny's grey-breeks with The answer. The tempest. The considerate nymph..

Book_Notes:
Imprint in square brackets at foot of title page.
Colophon on page 8, in square brackets, reads : Printed by J. Chalmers & Co. Castlestreet Aberdeen.
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
In verse.


Title:
Fun upon fun; or, Leper the tailor : In two parts.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Imprint and date from external evidence.


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Author from information on title page.
Imprint and date from external evidence.
In verse.


Title:
Mill o' Tiftie's Annie. or Andrew Lammie, the trumpeter of Fyvie.


Title:
Thrummy cap : a legend of the Castle of Fiddes / by John Burness.

Imprint:
Aberdeen : Lewis Smith & Son, [1880-1900]


Title:
Watty and May, or The wife reclaimed : Together with Habbie Simpson and his wife, or A new way of raising the wind; Donald and his dog; The West Kintra weaver turned teetotaler; The loss o' the pack; John Thomson's cart; Takin it out o' his mouth.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Imprint and date from external evidence.
In verse.


Book_Notes:
Imprint and date from external evidence.
List of contents on title page.
In verse.


Title:
Songs of bonnie Scotland by her sweetest singers.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Imprint and date from external evidence.
List of contents on title page.
In verse.


Title:
The merry humours, wise sayings, and curious adventures of George Buchanan : known as "The king's fool".


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of Geo. Buchanan : commonly called the king's fool.

Imprint:
Aberdeen : Printed for the booksellers, [1880-1900]


Title:
Gems of Scottish song : chiefly by Robert Burns.


Title:
The laird o' Drum and The baron o'Leys : two Deeside ballads, correctly rendered. With illustrations.


Title:
The taylor's garland. : In five parts. Part I. Shewing a talor's courtship to a young lady who often denied him and abused him before she gave consent, and how her parents threatened her. Part II. How her parents sent her to London to stay with a friend where she wrote home for the taylor. Part III. how the taylor went to London married her privately and got her with child and then returned home without her. Part IV. How her father sent for the taylor when he knew she was with child, hired him to take her, and be the child's father. Part V. Shewing when the taylor had got the money, and his marriage over told her father how he had tricked him..

Imprint:
[Aberdeen] : Printed by J. Chalmers & Co. Castlestreet Aberdeen, [1771-1810]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
Colophon on p. 8 reads : Printed by J. Chalmers & Co. Castlestreet Aberdeen.
In verse.
P. 2 reads : 'To the tune of, King William and his Forresters'.


Title:
A patriotic song, or Bonaparte will be here : abstracted from the Aberdeen Journal. Tune,-Tillochgorum. To which is added, A new song, in favour of our militia.

Imprint:
[Aberdeen] : Printed by and for A. Keith, Aberdeen, [1810-1835]


Title:
The faithless captain; or The betray'd virgin.

Imprint:
[Aberdeen] : Printed & sold by A. Keith, Aberdeen, [1810-1835]


Title:
A new song on the death of General Abercrombie : to which are added, The turtle dove. Father and I.


Title:
The canty carlie, or The raveled bridal of Auchronie.

Imprint:
Aberdeen : Printed for A. Keith, Long Acre, and W. Gordon, Upperkirkgate, [1810-1835]


Title:
Excellent new song, : called The blae berries.

Imprint:
Aberdeen : Printed by A. Imlay, No. 3 George Street, [1801]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and internal evidence.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 8 reads : A. Imlay, printer, Aberdeen. 1801.


Title:
Three excellent new songs : entitled, Come under my plaidie. With The answer. To which is added A touch on the times.

Imprint:
[Banff] : Davidson, printer, Banff, [1820-1837]


Title:
The dusky night : A young lady turned soldier. Gragal ma chree. O'er the muir to Maggy.


Title:
Scotch songs : Maggy Lauder. Katharine Ogie. Tullochgorum.

Imprint:
Ayr : Printed for the booksellers, [1817-1818]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
Colophon on p. 8 reads : Macarters, printers, Ayr.
In verse.


Title:
Burns's songs, : Again rejoicing nature sees. Green grow the rashes. The bonnie banks of Ayr. Eliza. The farewell, &c.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
Colophon on p.8 reads : Macarters, printers.
In verse.
Again rejoicing nature sees, p. 2 : 'Tune-Jocky's grey breeks'.
Bonnie banks of Ayr, p. 5 : 'Tune-Roslin Castle'.
Eliza, p. 6 :


Title:
The historical ballad of May Culzean : founded on fact. With, A poem on the times.

Imprint:
Ayr : Printed by D. Macarter & Co, [1817-1818]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
In verse.
The historical ballad of May Culzean, p. 2 : 'Tune-Gil Morrice'.


Title:
The historical ballad of May Culzean : founded on fact.

Imprint:
[Ayr] : Printed for the booksellers, [1817-1818]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Date from external evidence.
In verse.
The historical ballad of May Culzean, p. 4 : 'Tune-Gil Morrice'.


Title:
The complete budget of wit : a selection of laughable stories, choice bon mots; repartees, anecdotes, &c.


Title:
The history of Duncan Campbell, and his dog Oscar : from Hogg's Evening tales.

Imprint:
[Ayr] : Printed by D. Macarter & Sons, Ayr, [1817-1818]

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


Title:
Elegant extracts : containing An awful instance of disobedience to parents-Divisions, how to heal-Mysteries-Composition-Abilities-Action of men-Advice-Affectation-Genius-Happiness-Novelty-Openness-Prudence-Party spirit-Cheerfulness in religion.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
On title page beneath woodcut : 'Ah! Sir had I attended to your admonition, I would not have been in this awful situation to-day. Page 2'.


Title:
Four funny tales : Alloway Kirk, or Tam o' Shanter. Watty and Meg, or The wife reformed. The loss o' the pack. And, The monk and the miller's wife.

Book_Notes:
In verse.
Colophon on p. 24 reads : Air, Printed by J. & P. Wilson, 1802.


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

Imprint:
Ayr : Printed and sold by David Macarter and Co., 1817.


Title:
Aloway Kirk; or, Tam o' Shanter. A tale : and Man was made to mourn. A poem, with a sketch of Burns's life &c. / by Robert Burns, The Ayrshire poet.

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


Title:
Scotland's skaith, or, The history o' Will and Jean : owre true a tale : and, The waes o' war, or, The upshot o' the history o' Will and Jean, in four parts / By Hector MacNeil Esq.


Title:
The history of the devil, ancient and modern : containing a state of the devil's circumstances, from his expulsion out of heaven, to the creation; with remarks on the several mistakes concerning his fall.


Imprint:
[Ayr] : Printed by D. Macarter & Sons, Ayr, For J. Lumsden & Son, Glasgow, [1817-1818]


Title:
A wedding ring fit for the finger: or, The salve of divinity on the sore of humanity : laid open in a sermon, preached at a wedding in St. Edmond's. / by William Secker, late preacher of the gospel.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Colophon on p. 24 reads : 'D. Macarter & Co. printers, Ayr'.


Title:
Anecdotes of singular and remarkable conversions : selected by the Rev. George Douglass.

Imprint:
Ayr : Printed by D. Macarter & Co. for John Stewart, Bookseller, Kilmarnock, [1817-1818]


Title:
Prophecies of Thomas the Rhymer : the ancient Scotch prophet ; containing the wonderful fulfilment of many of his predictions, and those not yet accomplished. With subjoined, Thrummy Cap and The ghaist.

Imprint:
Dalkeith : Printed and sold by D. Lyle, [1855-1865]


Title:
Jeanie Deans and the lily of St. Leonard's.

Imprint:
Dalkeith : Printed by David Lyle, [1855-1865]


Title:
Important passages in the life of Mansie Wauch, tailor in Dalkeith.


Imprint:
[Dumfries] : Printed for John Sinclair, Dumfries,, [1798-1802]

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
In verse.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Printed at the St. Michael Press, by C. M'Lachlan, Dumfries.


Title:
Select songs. : This is no my ain lassie. Wilt thou be my dearie. Lassie wi' the lint-white locks. On the seas and far away. O let me in this a'e night. And The answer..

Imprint:
Dumfries : Printed for the booksellers., [1793-1797]


Title:
Select songs. : Roslin Castle, & The answer. Gloomy winter. The braes o' Gleniffer. Last May a braw wooer. My nannie's awa'. The lass o' Arranteenie..


Title:
The life of James Renwick : who was born in the parish of Glencairn, Dumfries-shire, Feb. 15, 1662, and where a monument was erected to his memory in 1827. Suffered martyrdom at Edinburgh, February 17th, 1688.

Imprint:
Dumfries : Printed for the booksellers, [1830-1840]


Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
List of contents on title page.


Title:
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan : commonly called the king's fool.

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


Title:
The celebrated ballad of the lass of Fair Wone; or, the parson's daughter betrayed.

Imprint:
Brechin : Printed by Black & Co. and sold by A. Black, bookseller, 1832.


Title:
The humorist : containing Margret and the minister, The monk and the millers wife, and The loss of the pack.

Imprint:
Brechin : Printed by Black and Co. Alexander Black bokseller, 1833.


Title:
Grigor's ghost; or, The constant lovers : in three parts.

Imprint:
Brechin : Printed for A. Black, bookseller, 1835.


Title:
The old maid and widow, or, The widow the best wife / by Alexander Balfour.

Imprint:
Brechin : Printed by Black and Co., for Alexander Black, bookseller, 1835.


Title:
Thrummy cap, a tale : and The brownie o' Fearnden, a ballad.

Imprint:
Brechin : Alexander Black bookseller, 1839.


Title:
Songs : containing The boatie rows, Long long ago. Birniebouzle, Jean o' Lona. Oh! why left I my hame, The gathering, and Burns and Highland Mary.

Imprint:
Brechin : Printed for Alexr. Black, bookseller, 1844.


Title:
Scots proverbs, ancient and modern / selected from Allan Ramsay and others.

Imprint:
Brechin : Printed for Alexander Black, bookseller, 1834.


Title:
The great importance of parental instruction : with illustrations.


Title:
The loss of the Comet steam-boat : on her passage from Inverness to Glasgow, on Friday the 21st October, 1825. Including an account of the circumstances attending the raising and bringing the wreck to land on 23rd July, 1826.


Title:
Awful phenomena of nature! Earthquakes : being an account of the earthquake at Lisbon in 1755-at Caraccas in 1812,-in Scotland in 1816,-and at Aleppo in 1822.


Title:
Awful phenomena of nature! Burning mountains : an account of a late eruption of Vesuvius; discovery of Herculaneum; which was overwhelmed by an eruption in the year 79: with an historical account of Mount Etna.


Title:
Book of knowledge : containing a gardeners' calendar of work to be done in each month. Economical receipts and useful information on various subjects.


Title:
The doctrine of the cross of Christ : stated and improved.


Title:
True religion a source of happiness; A sermon : with thoughts on The shortness & importance of time.

Imprint:
Dunfermline : Printed and sold by John Miller, 1827.


Title:
A short illustration of the commission given by Jesus Christ to his apostles : part second, what believers are called to practise.

Imprint:
Dunfermline : Printed and sold by John Miller, 1828.


Title:
The songster's garland : consisting of the following excellent songs. The laird o' Cockpen, Jock o' Hazeldean, Soldiers return, Jockey's far awa, John Anderson my Joe, This is no my ain lassie, The auld man's mare's dead, O poortith cauld, Nobody comin' to marry me, The highland widow, The land o' the leal, I gaed a waefu' gate yestreen, Sleeping Maggie, A red red rose, The minute gun, Fairfa' the lasses O, Heaving of the lead, Charlie he's my darling, O swiftly glides, The bush aboon Traquair, Black ey'd Susan.

Imprint:
Dunfermline : Printed and sold by John Miller, 1833.


Title:
The Christian's pocker-book: or, A bundle of familiar exhortations to the practice of piety : succinctly and advisedly adapted to the meanest capacities, both as to style and matter / by a minister of the gospel. To which are added, Directions for reading the Bible; and shewing its worth and excellency.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson. Saltmarket, 1802.

Book_Notes:
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, 1802.


Title:
A testimony to the work of refomation 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:
Glasgow : Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No, 18.) Saltmarket, 1806.

Book_Notes:
Colophon at foot p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No. 18.) Saltmarket, 1806.
Brackets in imprint are actually square brackets.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The godly man's ark: or, City of refuge in time of trouble  / by the Reverend Mr. Thomas Brooks.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No, 18.) Saltmarket, 1806.

Book_Notes:
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No. 18.) Saltmarket, 1806.
Brackets in imprint and colophon are actually square brackets.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
The saint's duty in evil times : in two sermons preached from Isaiah xxvi. 20. / by Mr. James Renwick, Minister of the Gospel, who suffered in the Grass-Market of Edinburgh, upon the 17th day of February, 1688.

Book_Notes:
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 18.) Saltmarket, 1806.
Brackets in colophon are actually square brackets.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
A cry from the dead; or, The ghost of Mr. James Guthrie appearing : being the last sermon he preached in the pulpit of Stirling, before his martyrdom at Edinburgh, June 1st  1661. To which is added, his last speech upon the scaffold.

Imprint:
Glasgow : Printed by J. and M. Robertson, (No, 18.) Saltmarket, 1807.

Book_Notes:
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, (No. 18.) Saltmarket, 1807.
Brackets in imprint and colophon are actually square brackets.
Woodcut on title page.


Title:
Christ's napkin : a sermon preached in Kirkcudbright, at the communion / by that famous flower of the church, Mr. Samuel Rutherford.

Book_Notes:
Colophon on p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. and M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1807.
Brackets in imprint are actually square brackets.


Title:
The comer's conflict : or, The beginner's battle with the devil, when essaying to come to Christ by faith. : In some discourses upon Luke ix 42. before and after the sacrament of the Lord's Supper, at Kinglassie, July 20. 1735. / By the late Reverend Mr. Ralph Erskine, minister of the gospel at Dunfermline.

Book_Notes:
Colophon on p. 24 reads : Glasgow, Printed by J. & M. Robertson, Saltmarket, 1807.
Brackets in imprint are actually square brackets.


Title:
A new riddle book, : comprehending, (besides many others) all the riddles contained in a whetstone for dull wits. To which is added The merry tales, &c. Thereto anexed for the entertainment of youth. FOUR wings I have, which swiftly mount on high, On sturdy pinions, yet I never fly; And though my body often moves around, Upon the self-same spot I'm always found; And, like a nurse who chews the infant's meat, I chew for man before that he can eat. A wind mill..

Imprint:
Dunbar : Printed for and sold by G. Miller at whose shop may be had, a variety of small histories, s


Title:
The deserter. : By others blest with genius rays', Let noble acts be told, While I, content with humbler praise, A simple tale unfold. The Spaniard left the hostile plain, To seek his native land, Beneath the sails that swept the main, Cabeysa join'd the band:.

Imprint:
Dunbar : Printed by G. Miller:- at whose shop may be had, a variety of pamphlets, ballads, children


Title:
Burning mountains : An account of two great and dreadful volcanic eruptions viz, that of Mount Aetna in Sicily, 1669. Which laid waste a great part of the beautiful city of Catania and destroyed in its progress the property of near thirty thousand persons. And tha late dreadful eruption of Mount Vesuvius in Italy. Which broke out on the 15th of June 1794 and continued in force about 10 days; the lava of which, overwhelmed, burnt and destroyed the greatest part of the town of Torre del Grico, allowing the unfortunate inhabitants scarcely time to save their lives, and heating the water to such a degree, where it fell into the sea; that a great many boiled fish were seen floating on its surface. (Collected from Gregory's economy of nature.).


Title:
An account of a dreadful hurricane, : which happened in the island of Jamaica, in the month of October, 1780. - Also of another in the year following. And of an awful phaenomenon called a tornado, which took place, in the parish of Ednam in Berwickshire, this present year, 1799. To the great terror of the spectators who beheld its alarming aspect..

Book_Notes:
Dated from internal and external evidence.
Colophon at foot of p.24 reads : Printed by G. Miller: Dunbar.


Title:
Melancholy consequences of two sea storms, : being, an account of the shipwreck of a Portuguese snow, on her passage from Goa to Madras, in the year 1782 on board of which was Donald Campbell esq; of Barbeck, (as related in his journey to India.) And a narrative of the loss of the Halsewell East-Indiaman, Capt. Richard Pierce; Unfortunately wrecked at the isle of Purbeck, coast of Dorsetshire January 6th 1786; compiled from the communications of the two chief officers who escaped the dreadful catastrophe..


Title:
An account of some imaginary apparitions, the effects of fear or fraud. / From various authors..

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Printed by G. Miller, Dunbar.
14-line verse on title page.


Title:
Comical sayings of Pady from Cork; : With his coat button'd behind. Being an elegant conference betwixt English Tom and Irish Teague; with Pady's humble petition, or supplication, and a creed for Romish believers..

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
Other editions by Roymore McClosky, which is a pseudonym.
Sometimes attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
A collection of notable things worth knowing : comprising an account of remarkable objects, striking incidents and occurrencies, peculiar customs, &c.


Title:
A penny-worth of wit : consisting of choice sayings and whimsical incidents, suited to promote cheerfulness and good humour


Title:
A wonderful magazine of strange adventures, singular occurrences, and remarkable incidents.


Title:
Amusing stories of animals : being instances of the instincts, manners, & propensities, of some of the brute creation.


Title:
Accidents and disasters on land : exhibiting many useful warnings to avoid danger.


Title:
An account of the dreadful accident and great loss of lives which occurred at Kirkcaldy, on Sunday the 15th June, 1828 : by which upwards of twenty-eight persons lost their lives, and many were severly injured.


Title:
Awful phenomena of nature! Boiling fountains in Iceland : A visit to the cataract of Niagara; (the greatest water-fall in the world.) A late ascent to Mount Blanc; (the highest mountain in Europe.) And, state of London during the plague.


Title:
The execution; or, the affecting history of Tom Bragwell : an unhappy young man, who was cut off for his crimes in the morning of his days; with some account of his companions in iniquity.


Title:
The way to wealth; or, Poor Richard's maxims improved : to which is added The whistle, a true story; and The advantages of drunkenness.


Title:
Deplorable effects of heathen superstition : as manifested by the natives of Hindoostan in pilgrimages to their idols-burning of widows, treatment of women,-murdering their female children, &c.


Title:
The Magdalen: or, the history of a reform'd prostitute. In two letters, / written by herself, & published by Dr. Dodd. Giving an account of the means of seduction, the subsequent conduct and misery of an unfortunate female, and her providential deliverance, from a state of sin and shame. To which is added The forsaken maid's lamentation..

Imprint:
Dunbar : [Printed by G. Miller:- at whose shop may be had, a variety of pamphlets, ballads, childre

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.


Title:
Maria: or, The wanderer reclaim'd : an affecting story of a young lady; Who was seduced from her father's house, the treatment she met with, the deplorable situation to which she was reduced, her vicious life and its horrible consequences, until she was providentially found by a humane gentleman in the strets; by whose direction and favour, she was admitted into a place of refuge and safety, from the haunts of misery and vice. / wrote by herself, in two parts, to which is added, The fatal effects of guilty love..

Imprint:
Dunbar : Printed by G. Miller:- at whose shop may be had a variety of pamphlets, ballads, children'


Title:
The slave trade: : being a display of some of the shocking consequences, of that inhuman traffic: described in an account of a voyage to Africa to trade for slaves. Treatment of Negro-slaves before they reach the West Indies And, An account of the manner which slaves are sold in the plantations..


Title:
The generous libertine : : a tale recommended to the perusal of the uncharitable of both sexes. To which are added, a prose and poetical translation of a singular instance of generosity in a man, who had bought a slave. A French tale..


Title:
Counsels to young men: : in a letter from a father to his son..

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.
Beneath title reads : Happy is the man that


Title:
Serious thoughts for the living. : From Hervey's Meditations among the tombs..


Title:
Reflections among the monuments. : Extracted from Meditations among the tombs, by the Rev. Mr. Hervey..

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Printed by G. Miller, Dunbar.
Woodcut on title page.
Six line verse on title page.


Title:
Moral tales: : containing, The unkind daughter, The dutiful daughter & grand-daughter, The complaining husbands, and The desponding couple, to which is added, The country lass and her milk-pail..


Title:
The drunken husband: or, The fatal effects of drunkenness, : illustrated in the bad life and premature death of Timothy Sparks. To which is added, The magnanimous Englishmen; or, True greatness of mind displayed, in the conduct of Captain Wilson and crew when ship-wrecked in the Antelope East-India Packet, upon an island in the Pacific Ocean: in which, is depicted the happy result of sobriety and submission to the dictates of reason..


Title:
True humanity usefully exerted. : An affecting story. To which is added The effects of gratitude timeously applied.

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.
5-line quote appears on the title page.


Title:
The death bed: or, patience & resignation (to the will of God) displayed, : In the last moments of Susan Davison. To which is added, The murmurer corrected a moral tale..

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.
3-line quote appears on the title page.


Title:
Short stories for little folks: or, Little tales, : calculated to excite juvenile minds to the love and practice of virtue..

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.
Proverb on title page reads : Train up a ch


Title:
The power of affection. : Illustrated by examples of parental, fillial, fraternal, conjugal, & natural affection..


Title:
The little fabulist: or select fables. : (From Dodsley's collection.) Recommended to the perusal of both sexes..

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.
Verse on title page reads : 'Tis the very e


Title:
The instructor: : containing, Reflections & maxims, for the conduct of life. Maxims for parents, to promote piety and virtue in children. Maxims of filial duty. Advice to servants. And  Rules to make a good trades-man..

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Printed by G. Miller, Dunbar.


Title:
An antidote to superstition: or, A cure for those weak minds which are troubled with the fear of, ghosts and witches, : or who tremble at the consequences of inauspicious dreams or bad omens. In two parts. To which is annexed, The art of fortune telling exposed: or, The Delphic Oracle of the Old Bailey out of his reckoning for once..


Title:
An evening walk, with suitable reflections. : Motives to piety and virtue, drawn from the omniscience and omnipresence of the deity, What man is , considered in himself; and the natural homage he owes his creator: with some happy effects which flow from a trust in God. Gratitude a duty we owe to God- its amiableness- A pleasing exercise &c. With a beautiful hymn on gratitude..

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher.
Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Printed by G. Miller, Dunbar.
3-line quote on title page.


Imprint:
Dunfermline : Published by John Miller, 1832.

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Table of contents on title page.


Imprint:
Dunfermline : Published by John Miller, [1832]

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


Title:
A help unto prayer for children; : and these that are weak, in knowledge..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by Mr. Andrew Sysmon,, 1704..

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
In verse.
Final page originally blank but with manuscript inscription. StEdNL


Title:
A new comedy; or, a dialogue between the coalman and his son: : together with the town-guard. In two acts. As it was acted at Edinburgh in St Andrew's Lodge, to which is added, The exploits of sour-milk Andrew, with his horse and an English rider: and a large advertisement..

Imprint:
[Edinburgh] : Entered according to order this present year,, [1750?]


Title:
The explication of Thomas Rymer's prophecies, : wherein is contained. Certain remarks of what is already come to pass: with some curius [sic] observations on what is yet to come: which is carefully collected and compared with old prophecies, and the Book of arms. / By that famous student, Mr Allan Boyd, M. A. L[   p   ] in London..

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed and sold in Bailie Close, Cowgate, opposite Magdalen chaple [sic],, 1794..

Subject_Name:
Thomas, the Rhymer, 1220?-1297? Prophecies Early works to 1800.
Thoma


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 the flag of a green tree; with their dancing, Willy and his trusty rappier; their burgess ticket, with a view of their new college: the noted sayings and exploits of wise Willy in the Brae, witty Eppie the ale-wife, and lingle-tail'd Nancy. / By Merry Andrew, at Tamtallan..

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


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, Cowgate., [1800?]


Title:
The comical sayings of Pady from Cork. : With his coat button'd behind. Being an elegant conference betwixt English Tom and Irish Teague, with Pady's catechism, his opinion of purgatory, the state of the dead, and his supplication when a mountain sailor. To which is added his creed for all Romish believers..

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

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from external evidence.
Other editions by Roymore McClosky, which is a pseudonym.
Sometimes attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
The Scots piper's queries : or, John Falkirk's caraches. : To which is added, his comical and witty jokes, when in courtship with an old fiddler's widow, who wanted all the teeth. With a copy of a love letter he sent to her, who was commonly called Flinging Betty. Concluding with The Quaker and the clown, a wonderful tale..

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

Book_Notes:
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
John Falkirk is a pseudonym.


Title:
The comical sayings of Pady from Cork, : with his coat button'd behind. Being an elegant conference betwixt English Tom and Irish Teague:- with Pady's catechism, his opinion of purgatory, the state of the dead,- and his supplication when a mountain sailor. To which is added his creed for all Romish believers..

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

Book_Notes:
Woodcut on title page.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
Other editions by Roymore McClosky, which is a pseudonym.
Sometimes attributed to Dougal Graham.


Title:
The Scots piper's queries, or John Falkirk's carriches. : To which is added, his comical and witty jokes, when in courtship with an old fiddler's widow, who wanted all the teeth. With a copy of a love letter he sent to her, who was commonly called Flinging Betty.

Imprint:
Edinburgh : Printed by J. Morren, [1790?]


