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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 13 : Scottish and English Songs - A

Item Summary

Folder 13 : Scottish and English Songs - A

Intellectual Items

Old Scottish Songs [note]

Turlundie Side [song text] Buchan Observer (9 June 1908) Bell Robertson (contributor), New Pitsligo

Song [song text] Buchan Observer (27 August 1907) Bell Robertson (contributor)

Aden in Winter [song text] Buchan Observer (24 December 1907) Bell Robertson (contributor), New Pitsligo

I Wish There Was No Prison [song text] George Washington (contributor), Horspath

Note on prison sentences [note] Mrs James (contributor), Upper Swell Farm

Fussel o the Lave o't [song text] Mrs Wm Carter (contributor), Port Gordon

Paer Man the Millert [song text] Miss Elizabeth Robb (contributor), Strichen

[Tailor in the Tea Chest] [song text]

Good-bye [song text]

first line: O come love, come, you need not fear [song text]

Frisco [song text] Mr Alec Vass (contributor), 15 Bank St, Balintore

Low Lands [song text] James Thornton (contributor), Dublin, Ireland, 1928

The Old Ram's Head [song text] Captain Charles B. Snellen (contributor)

Old Ram's Head [song text] Royal Alfred Pensioner (contributor), Cardiff, South Wales, [1928?]

The Loss of the 'Ramillies' [song text] Journal of the Folk-Song Society

The Constitution and the Guerriere [note]

[The Constitution and the Guerriere] [song text] The Sailor's Companion

[The Constitution and the Guerriere] [note] Boston Post (27 March 1927) Chevalier W. H. Grattan Flood (author)

Bend to the Oars, Constitution and Guerriere [song text] Francis Herreschoff (contributor), Marblehead, Mass, 1928

The Constitution and the Guerriere [song text], Mansfield, 1928

Rolling Home [song text] John McPherson (contributor), 24 Devonshire St, South Shields, [Co.] Durham

Rolling Home [song text] Andrew Salters (contributor)

Rolling Home [song text] Frank Waters (contributor), Sailors Snug Harbor, Staten Island, N.Y., 1928

Cheer Up Mrs Riley [song text] Andrew Salters (contributor)

Dandy Pat that Bums Around the World [song text] Salters (contributor)

A Cling-on [song text] Thomas Ward (contributor), Wiclow, Ireland, 1928

Be Handy, Boys [song text] William Gaul (contributor), Waterford, Ireland, 1928

Be Handy, Boys [song text] Captain John Harris (contributor), Swansea, South Wales, 1928

Haul Together [song text] William Fender (contributor), 16 Sydenham St, Barry Docks, South Wales

Haul Together, Boys [song text] Mrs Rennie (contributor)

Hilo Johnnie Hilo [song text] Reece Baldwin (contributor), 13 George St

Ilo Man [song text] William Fender (contributor), 16 Sydenham St, Barry Docks, South Wales

Ilo Man [song text] Mr Jack Murray (contributor), 2 Jasamine Terrace

Nothin but a Humbug [note]

Nothin but a Humbug [song text] Reece Baldwyn (contributor), 13 George St, Barry Docks, South Wales, 1928

Saucy Anna [song text] William Fender (contributor), 16 Sydenham St, Barry

Saucy Anna [song text] William Fender (contributor), 16 Sydenham St, Barry Docks, South Wales

Stormy Weather [song text] William Fender (contributor), 16 Sydenham St, Barry

Whisky Johnny [song text] Captain E. B. Trumbull (contributor), Salem, 1927

Whiskey Johnnie [song text] Harry Johnson (contributor), Royal Alfred, Belvedere, London, 1928

Whiskey Johnny [song text] Harry Bowling (contributor), Los Angeles, Cal., 1928

Whiskey Johnnie [song text] James Wright (contributor), 37 Sandport St, Leith

Whisky Johnnie [song text] Haughton[?] (contributor), Trafalgar Sq

Blow High, Blow Low [song text] George Simpson (contributor), 15 Strathmartin Road, Dundee

Blow You Winds [song text] James Dwyer (contributor), 12 Newton St, Partick, Glasgow

Blow Ye Winds [note]

Blow You Winds of the Morning [song text] Edward Ashbury (contributor), Swansea, South Wales, 1928[?]

Down Trinidad [song text] Richard Warner (contributor), Cardiff, South Wales, 1928

Down in the Meadows [song text] Roderick Enderson (contributor), The Royal Alfred, Belvedere, London, 1928

Down in those Valleys [song text] William Fender (contributor), 16 Sydenham St, Barry Docks

Haul for the Grog [song text] W. Rennie (contributor), 45 Leygate St, South Shields

Litteratur[e] Orale [et] Traditions du Nivernais [note]

[?] Lord Randal [note]

French Version of 'Paer Man the Millert' [note]

Paraphrase of 'La Precieuse Culotte' [narrative text]

French Version of 'Paer Man the Millert' [note]

Mill an Mouter Free [song text] Alec Robb (contributor)

Johnnie Cooper [song text] Miss Elizabeth Robb (contributor)

Mullert Noe Content wie His Ain [song text] Alex Robb (contributor)

The Miller [song text] Jamie Troup (contributor), [?]

The Miller o Dron [song text] Duncan, MSS

The Miller o Drone [song text] Mrs Addie (contributor), Mogate Cottage, New Aberdour, Fraserburgh

The Miller o Drone [song text] Miss Bell Duncan (contributor), Lambhill, By Insch

Weary Wantin [song text] Miss Bell Duncan (contributor), Lambhill, By Colpy

The Duke o Argyle [song text] Miss Bell Duncan (contributor)

Gien the Nowte Their Fodder [song text] Miss Bell Duncan (contributor)

Gien the Nowte Their Fother [song text] Gavin Greig, Folk-Song of the North-East Dr Rorie (contributor), Cults[?]

For A That [song text] Mrs Wm Carter (contributor), Port Gordon

We're a Noddin [song text] Duncan, MSS

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