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Series I : Original Collection Materials, 1928 - 1972
Box 1 : Songs, Ballads, Mummers Plays and Shanties
Packet 1 : Scottish and English Songs
Folder 19 : Scottish and English Songs - G

Item Summary

Folder 19 : Scottish and English Songs - G

Intellectual Items

Old King Cole [song text] William Forbes (contributor)

Old Dummon Tossed Up [song text] Wm Kimber (contributor), 34 Hanns Road

Green Sleeves [song text] [Wm Kimber] (contributor), [34 Hanns Road]

[Constant Billy] [song text] [Wm Kimber] (contributor), [34 Hanns Road]

[Rigs of Marlow] [song text]

Old Woman Tossed Up in a Blanket [song text] Thomas Bunting (contributor), Sherborne

There Was an Old Woman Tossed Up in a Blanket [song text] Mrs Sarah Phelps (contributor), 7 Council Houses, Avening

Old Woman Tossed in a Blanket [song text] Old tavern pipe players (contributor), Ilmington

Old Woman Tossed [song text]

Old Woman Tossed Up in a Blanket [song text]

Old Woman Tossed Up in a Blanket [song text] Mrs S. Cook (contributor)

Berkshire dialect [dialect transcription]

Saatan Saw His Power Was Gone [song text] Ro[b]ert Lawrence (contributor), Laurel Cottage, Chedworth

The Auld Carl [song text] Miss Elizabeth Robb (contributor), Strichen

Hizzle Rung [song text] Mr Robb (contributor)

Auld Carl [song text] Mr Robb (contributor)

The Old Carl [song text] Miss Bell Duncan (contributor), Lambhill, by Insch, Aberdeenshire

Geordie He Sat Doon tae Drink [song text] Mrs Isabella Reed (contributor), Oran House, 7 Gordon Square, Port Gordon

Fragment [song text] Mrs Pirie (contributor), Kirkside

[Shule Agra] [song text] Scottish woman on boat (contributor)

[Names and Addresses in Ireland] [note]

first line: 4 x 20 [?] wis [?] in a harrow [song text] Miss Robb [?] (contributor)

Hizzle Rung [song text] Miss Robb [?] (contributor)

The Moleskin Drum [song text], Below A. B. Campbells

Jolly Waysail [song text] [custom description] William Neal (contributor)

Come Over the Hills to Me [song text]

The Bold Fisherman [song text] Wm Titchener (contributor), Stanton in the Vale

A Mill upon a Hill [song text] William Forbes (contributor)

Davie and the Kye Thegither [song text] Miss Bell Duncan (contributor), Lambhill, by Insch

The Downs [song text] John Christie (contributor), 30 Wood Street

The Downs [song text] James Masson (contributor), 86 High Street

The Dublin Weaver [song text] Wm Mathieson (contributor), Denhead, Dunlugas

The Dublin Weaver [song text] A. B. Campbell (contributor), Hassie Wells

The Drummer Boy [song text] Wm Mathieson (contributor), Denhead, Dunlugas

Durmat Howen [song text] Summersetshireman (contributor), Cardiff, South Wales

Erin Go Bra [song text] A. H. Campbell (contributor), Hassie Wells

Erin Go Bra [song text]

Erin Go Bra [song text]

Jolly Butchers [song text] Wm Mathieson (contributor), Denhead, Dunlugas

King Arthur's Three Sons [song text] Mr Charles Rose (contributor), South Littleton

Will the Weaver [song text] Miss Elizabeth Robb (contributor), Strichen

Will the Weaver [song text] James Lamb (contributor), White Cairns, Belhelvie, Aberdeenshire

Will the Weaver [song text]

Will the Weaver [song text] William Mathieson (contributor), Denhead, Dunlugas

My First Visit to London [song text] Wm Farquhar (contributor)

Gin Ye Gang Awa Jamie [song text]

Jockie to the Fair [song text] Sam Bennett (contributor), Ilmington

With Jockey to the Fair [song text] Vocal Music; or, The Songster's Companion (1772)

Jock to the Fair [song text] Mrs Westbury (contributor), Compton Scorpion

Bonnets o Blue [song text] 'One Leg Beetles' (contributor), The Rose Tree, Bampton

Yorkshire [dialect transcription]

Cornish [dialect transcription]

Roman Finds [note]

[Oxford] [note]

[Dialect Notes] [dialect transcription]

A Scottish Version of a German Folk Tale [narrative text] Alex Campbell (contributor), Balgaveny House

The Wheeleorum [narrative text] A. B. Campbell (contributor)

[Legend] [narrative text], Long Compton

Cornish Fable [narrative text] [note]

first line: Nursery Rhymes [song text] Mrs Catto (contributor), Brownhill

first line: Jean, Jean, the cat's amon the reem [song text] Mrs Catto (contributor), Brownhill

first line: Far are ye gawn the day, Robin? [song text] Mrs Catto (contributor), Brownhill

first line: Sa ye my coo comin tae the market [song text] Mrs Catto (contributor), Brownhill

first line: Here[']s Babie Bakum[?] & here's Bobbie [?] [song text] Mrs Catto (contributor), Brownhill

first line: Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross [song text] Mrs Catto (contributor), Brownhill

first line: Cripple Dick upon a stick [song text] Mrs Catto (contributor), Brownhill

incipit: Peter Pattes oer the water in an egg shell [song text] Mrs Catto (contributor), Brownhill

Deirdre, Child of Sorrow [narrative text] Miss A. Rogan (contributor), 117 1/2 Penn Ave, Newark, N.J.

[Notes on Mummers, Collecting, Reminder to Self] [note]

The Pottie [narrative text] Mrs Catto (contributor), Brownhill

The Pottie [narrative text] Mrs Catto (contributor), Brownhill

The Moosie and the Rottan [narrative text] Mrs J. Catto (contributor), Brownhill, Bruxie, Maud

Bluebeard's Castle [narrative text] Mrs Catto (contributor), B[r]ownhill

The Wifie and the Kiddie [narrative text] Mrs Catto (contributor), Brownhill

Devonshire Dialect [dialect transcription]

Devonshire Dialect [dialect transcription] Wm Hill (contributor), Exeter

Tales [note]

Cotton-Eye Joe [song text] Calvin Smith (contributor), Booneville, Mississippi

first line: Wi ye gae wi me tae the bonny hielan bills [song text]

first line: There cam a laddie frae the north [song text] Miss Fowler [?] (contributor)

Bumpus o Stretton [song text]

Old Bumpus o Stretton [song text], Ilmington

Billy Boy [song text] Charlie Michaels (contributor), Carolina, Mississippi

Can't Jump Josie [song text] Nick Sailors (contributor), Blackland, Mississippi

Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie [song text] Robert Davis (contributor), Tishimingo, Ala.

Can You Dance the Flora [song text] Tom Miners (contributor), Penponds, by Camborne, Cornwall

Flora Dance [song text] J. J. Bailey (contributor), 7 Trelowarren St, Camborne

Constant Billy [song text] Sam Bennet (contributor), Ilmington

Bonny Annie [song text] Mrs Mary Stewart Robertson (contributor), New Deer, Aberdeenshire

Black Joe [song text] Sam Bennet (contributor)

Turmit Hower [song text] Mrs Irvine (contributor), Roman Villa, Chedworth

Kelly the Pirate [song text] James Christie (contributor), 9 Newton Hill

The Bold Pirate [song text] William Mathieson (contributor), Denhead, Dunlugas

All Among the Hay [song text]

Ebrington Village [song text] Sam Bennet (contributor)

Carol Kelinen Sans Day [song text] Old Cornwall Magazine (April 1926) W. D. Watson (contributor)

Buttercup Joe [song text]

The Barley Mowing [song text] Tom Lucas (contributor), Cricklade

Joe Muggins [song text] Sam Bennet (contributor)

Fair Flora [song text] William Titchener (contributor), Station Rd, Stanton in the Vale

The Dying Cowboy [song text] Robert Davis (contributor), Tishimingo, Ala.

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