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Rhymes of Northern Bards
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LINES. SENT TO THE EDITOR AND PRINTER
PREFACE
VERSES. ON. NORTHUMBERLAND MINSTRELSY
SONGS
WEEL MAY THE KEEL ROW
THE NEW KEEL ROW
BONNY KEEL LADDIE
THE LITTLE P.D
MA’ CANNY HINNY
DOL LI A
THE TYNE
BLACKETT’s FIELD
KIVER AWA’
BRITANNIA’S VOLUNTEERS
JOHN DIGGONS
TRAFALGAR’S BATTLE
CHESTER WELL
NEWCASTLE BEER
MY LORD ’SIZE; Or, Newcastle in an Uproar
BOB CRANKY’s ’SIZE SUNDAY
BOB CRANKY’s COMPLAINT
THE BONNY GEATSIDERS.—1805
BOB CRANKY’s ADIEU
O NO, MY LOVE, NO
DELIA’s ANSWER
THE COLLIERS RANT
WALKER PITS
THE BONNY PIT LADDIE
THE PITMAN’s REVENGE AGAINST BUONAPARTE
THE COLLIERS’ PAY WEEK
THE QUAYSIDE SHAVER
SWALWELL HOPPING
THE SANDGATE GIRL’s LAMENTATION
A curious Description of the City of Sandgate, Wrote some Years ago
THE CROW’S NEST,
SONS OF THE TYNE.—1805
JESMOND MILL
PANDON DEAN
NANNY OF THE TYNE
THE BLUE BELL OF GATESHEAD
THE NEWCASTLE SIGNS
THE NEWCASTLE BELLMAN
OXYGEN GAS
THE BARDS OF THE TYNE
AN ANSWER TO THE FOREGOING
THE RAREE SHOW MAN
BARBER’s NEWS: OR, Shields in an Uproar!!!
SONG,
A RARE CURIOSITY: OR, CROW’S NEST IN GATESHEAD. A NEW SONG
THE FRENCH INVASION
BLYTH CAMPS: Or, the Girl I left behind Me
BEAUMONT’s LIGHT HORSE
A Song in Praise of the KEELMEN VOLUNTEERS. On board the Lapwing Frigate
THE SONS OF THE TYNE: OR, British Volunteers
MARY OF THE TYNE
NEWCASTLE FAIR—October, 1811
THE NEWCASTLE BEAUTIES
SONG, On the Address of the Newcastle House of Lords, on turning out Lord North, and Mr Fox
THE ADDRESS OF SIR J. DUNCAN, AND CO
AN ELEGY, TO THE MEMORY OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE LORD RAVENSWORTH
LINES ON THE DEATH OF JOHN, LORD DELAVAL;
THE WALLSEND RIFLE CORPS
SONG. Written on the King’s Birth-day, 1808
THE TOKEN MONGER. A SONG
The following Dialogue, in bad Prose, was overheard by the Person who now attempts it in bad Verse
FOOTY AGAIN THE WALL
THE BATTLE OF OTTERBURN
A FYTTE
THE BATTLE OF OTTERBOURNE
THE HUNTING OF THE CHYVIAT
(FIT THE SECOND.)
THE HUNTING IN CHEVY CHASE
AN OLD SONG ON THE BATTLE OF FLODDEN
THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST; Or, Flodden Field
VERSES. ON JAMES THE IVth, OF SCOTLAND. Who fell at the Battle of Flodden
THE BATTLE OF REID SQUAIR
FAIR ‘MABEL’ OF WALLINGTON
VERSES
THE BATTLE OF HUMBLEDOWN HILL
THE LAIDLEY WORM. OF SPINDLESTON-HEUGH
THE FISHER LADDIE
THE KYE’s COME HOME
SONG
EPITAPH ON WILLIAM BELL, LATE A RESIDENT ON GATESHEAD FELL
AN EXCELLENT BALLAD. On the Sickness, Death, and Burial, OF ECKY’s MARE;
STANZAS, Addressed to Northumbria
THOMAS WHITTLE
THE MIDFORD GALLOWAY’s RAMBLE
THE INSIPIDS: OR, The Mistress with her Multitude of Man Servants
SAWNEY OGILBY’s DUEL WITH HIS WIFE
SONG. ON. WILLIAM CARSTAIRS, SCHOOLMASTER
THOMAS WHITTLE, HIS HUMOROUS LETTER, TO MASTER MOODY, THE RAZOR-SETTER
THE LITTLE PRIEST OF FELTON
THE FELTON GARLAND
FROM THE. SWAINS OF FELTON, TO THE. Shepherds of Lanthernside, Northumberland, 1787
ON THE. DEPARTURE OF Mr GREY, OF FELTON, Who died on Saturday, August 12th, 1775
CARR OF ETAL
BEDLINGTON TRAGEDY. A FRAGMENT
Hotspur: A BALLAD; In the Manner of the Ancient Minstrels
LEGEND. OF. SEWEN SHIELDS CASTLE
The following Lines are cut on a Tombstone in Haltwhistle Church Yard, Northumberland
LINES. Written at an Inn, in that very retired and romantic Part of Northumberland, the Banks of the ALLAN
LUCY GRAY OF ALLENDALE
HALTWHISTLE FAIR
ANNA OF THE TYNE
THE TYNE
THE SPRING
THE BANKS OF THE TYNE
A SONG,
HOBBY ELLIOTT
THE RISING OF THE CLANS IN 1715
ON THE FIRST REBELLION.—1715
A Fragment of a Song, on the Lord of Derwentwater
VERSES. On a perspective View of Dilston Hall, the Seat of the unfortunate James, Earl of Derwentwater
HEXHAM WOOD
THE LOYAL HEXHAM VOLUNTEERS
THE JOLLY PARSON
THE COCKLE PARK EWES’ RAMBLE
PART I
PART II
PART III
SONG
THE PLOUGHMAN
THE FLOWER OF ROTHBURY FOREST
THE PIPER AT CAPHEATON
Mary Gamal, the Vicar of Kirk Whelpington’s Daughter, is gone off with Nichol Clark, his Servant Man
SONG
THE WATER OF TYNE
ANDREW CARR
SONG
LINES ON JOHN THOMPSON,
THE PITMAN
A SONG
LONG FRAMLINGTON FAIR, (OR TRYST)
GO ALL TO COQUET AND WOO
THE FRACTIOUS FARMER. A SONG.—1792
SATYR UPON WOMEN
TWEED SIDE
A SONG, Pasted upon the Walls, and scattered about the Town of Rothbury, several Years ago
SONG
LITTLE BILLY
SAIR FAIL’D HINNY
THE HARE SKIN
LIMBO
A NEW SONG, For the Year 1764
STOCKTON’S COMMENDATION
THE NEW WAY OF. STOCKTON’S COMMENDATION
HARK TO WINCHESTER: OR, THE. Yorkshire Volunteers’ Farewell to the good Folks of Stockton
STOCKTON’s COMMENDATION
THE BARNARDCASTLE TRAGEDY
A SONG IN PRAISE OF THE DURHAM MILITIA
THE LASS OF COCKERTON
ROOKHOPE-RYDE
THE SEDGFIELD FROLIC
BOBBY SHAFTOE
THE PLEASURES OF SUNDERLAND
THE FROLICSOME OLD WOMEN OF SUNDERLAND: Or, The Disappointed Young Maids
SUNDERLAND BRIDGE
ELSIE MARLEY, An Alewife at Picktree, near Chester-le-Street
CHESTER LADS FOR EVER
LUMLEY LEADS TO GLORY
CHESTER VOLUNTEERS
THE DURHAM VOLUNTEERS
DURHAM OLD WOMEN
EPITAPH. On John Simpson, of Hamsterly, Woolcomber
ODE. To the River Darwent
THE HEXHAMSHIRE LASS
The Northumbrian’s Sigh for his native Country
A YOU A, HINNY BURD
UP THE RAW
BROOM BUSOMS
THE WAGGONER
BRANDLING AND RIDLEY
MY LADDIE
THE SANDGATE LASSIE’s LAMENT
THE INVITATION
A SONG,
A SOUTH SHIELDS SONG. ON THE SAILORS
A NORTH SHIELDS SONG
MONKSEATON RACES
THE ALARM!!! Or, Lord Fauconberg’s March
THE PATRIOT VOLUNTEERS: OR, Loyally Display’d
CULL, alias SILLY BILLY, Of Newcastle upon Tyne
CANNY NEWCASSEL
CROAKUM REDIVIVUS
THE ANTIGALLICAN PRIVATEER
A NEW SONG, On the Opening of Jarrow Colliery, 1803
THE PEACOCK AND THE HEN
THE TYNE, A FRAGMENT
