Farrah for the bonnets of blue........

Hurrah for the Emerald Isle..

If to the king..

125

70

I have come from a happy land.

I'm o'er young to marry yet..................................................

I'm saddest when I sing..............................................................、、 168

In de wild rackoon track.

237

Ireland..

43

Isabel..

.....................

Is there a heart..

It's little for glory I care..................................

I've been roaming...

I've been shopping..

Jessie, the flower o' Dumblane...........

John Anderson, my Jo............

John of Castleton..

........

85

....................

................ ....... 172

196

137

147

........... 102

Juggy Delaney...

Larry M'Hale..

Larry O'Lash'em.

Life of the bold buccaneer...

...........

Long, long ago...

Long time ago.............
Love on..

.......

..................

.......

..........

Love's Ritornella..

Lord Ullin's daughter..

Lncy Neale....

Maid of Athens..

Maid of Llanwellyn..

Mary Draper..

Metamora's death song....
Minute gun at sea......
Mr. Free's song..
My boyhood's home.........
My Father land...

My life is like the summer rose..

My Normandy..
My sister dear...
Niagara..
Norah M'Shane...........
Oh! Charley dear..

Oh, I should like to marry

...........

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.....

............ 107

217

149

200

215

....

.......

...........

Oh, Judy, you divil..

Oh no! we never mention her.......

O! 'tis love! 'tis love!.
Our flag..

.........

61

133

39

49

132

11

240

3

83

205

86

45

230

175

29

40

21

94

28

73

2:21

.......... 169

239

16

92

151

O! wherefore weep, my sister dear..
Paddy Carey's fortune, or, Irish promotion..
Paddy O'Neil..

Paddy's trip from Dublin.
Pirate's chorus..
Queen of the May..
Rambling boys of pleasure...
Rob Roy Macgreggor...
Since I've been in the army.
Sleep, baby sleep....
Song of the free...
Song of Marion's men..

138

185

........

Sparkling and bright................................................................... 64

Start not, fair lady..

95

177

The American girl..
The Banshee..

225

The bloom is on the rye.......................................

109

106

The bonny boat...
The braes of Balquhither................................................................... 67

The bridal star...

192

....

.....

The bride's farewell..
The bucket...

The cork leg...

The Cracovian maid..

.....

The last shilling.
The loving Quaker..
The mermaid..

...........

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.....................

............

The Highland minstrel boy.

The Irish harper and his dog.

The ivy green..

The kiss..

The miseries of Saturday...
The misletoe bough

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..........

.........

The days when I was courted.

22

The delights of love.....

56

68

The drunkard's wife.............................................
The gallant bay..

227

The girls of the west.

226

75

176

The good old days of Adam and Eve......
The grave of Washington..
The groves of Blarney.................................................................. 54
The Guinea maid...

239

The heart of thy Norah is breaking...

79

121

99

30

135

187

164

46

......

...........

.............

.....

.............

......................

166

129

158

209

203

193

...........

The morn unbars the gates of light.
The mother who hath a child at sea.................................

52

114

170

48

9

36

153

128

161

111

184

62

The musical wife.

The night before Larry was stretched..
The oak and the ivy..

18

32

199

93

190

115

174

The praise and glory of ould Ireland.......

223

The rover's song.

179

The soldier's dream............................................................................ 5

....... 180

219

156

20

The original and genuine Lucy Long..
The picquets are fast retreating, boys..
The pilgrim of love..

The pirate's call..

The pirate's serenade.....
The poachers....

The steam arm..

The sweet mountaineer....

.......

.....

The tea

The white squall...

They met but once..

Toasts and sentiments.

'Twere vain to tell thee all I feel.

We're a' noddin'.

...... ...

We met...

We won't go home till morning..
When the wind blows...

When thro' life....

When thy bosom heaves the sigh.
When wakes the sun at early dawn..

Who has not heard....

Woman's heart.

Ye mariners of England.

Wilt thou meet me there love?..

Wind of the winter night..

With helmet on his brow..

Young Edward the gallant hussar.
Young Nadir...

Your heart and lute are all the store...

ADDITIONAL SONGS

173 211

...

104

277 10

66

124

34

189

150

11

84

228

167

41

136

198

7

96

202

144

270

MAID OF ATHENS.

MAID of Athens, ere we part,
Give, Oh give, me back my heart;
Or, since that has left my breast,
Keep it now, and take the rest:
Hear iny vow, before I go-

My love, my life, I love thee!

By those tresses unconfined,
Wooed by each Ægean wind;
By those lids, whose jetty fringe
Kiss thy soft cheek's blooming tinge
By those wild eyes, like the roe-
My dearest life, I love thee!

By that lip I long to taste;
By that zone-encircled waist;
By all the token-flowers that tell
What words can never speak so well;
By love's alternate joy and woe-
I vow, dear girl, I love thee!

Maid of Athens, I am gone;
Think of me, sweet, when alone :
Though I fly to Islambol,
Athens holds my heart and soul:
Can I cease to love thee ?-No:

My dearest life, I love thee!