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  1. 181
    The Bacchanalian garland : Containing five choice songs, viz. 1. To anacreon. 2. The high mettled racer. 3. Good Queen bess. 4. The priest's advice. 5. The maid of bashfull fifteen.
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  2. 182
    Apollo's feast, for the sons of harmony : Containing nine choice songs, viz. 1. The prospect of hope. 2. Aristipius. 3. The brown jug. 4. The farmer. 5. The lark's shrill note. 6. Plato's advice. 7. Old boreas. 8. When the Rosy Morn appearing. 9. Betty blackberry.
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  3. 183
    The Britons garland containing five excellent songs, viz : Englands triumphant. Nelson's victory. French invasion. When howling winds. Lost is my quiet for ever.
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  4. 184
    Four excellent new songs : I. The flowers of Edinburgh. II. The bonny highland lad. III. The pea cart. IV. Sweet chloe. Entered according to order.
    Published 1775
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  5. 185
    Four excellent new songs : The lassie lost her maidenhead for her waukrif mammie. Johnie Cope. Rinorden, or The mountains High The General toast. Entered and Licenced.
    Published 1795
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  6. 186
    Four excellent new songs : The new way of the lass of benochie. The mills of Drum. The hopetouns at Banff. Petticoat Wooing.
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  7. 187
    Four excellent new songs : I. Thurot's defeat. II. Arnold's out, to and from Quebec. III. The general toast. IV. The parson's fat wedder.
    Published 1782
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  8. 188
    Four excellent new songs : [I]. Seornfu' Nansy. [I]I. Slighted Nancy. [I]II. Woo'd and married and a'. [I]V. The lovers toast. Entered according to order.
    Published 1775
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  9. 189
    For excellent new songs : I. The taking of Goree, or, Brave British boys. II. The widow. III. A pastoral song. IV. Colin and phaebe. Entered according to order.
    Published 1775
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  10. 190
    Four excellent new songs : I. Pretty betty. II. The roving batchelor. III. The blyth lads, and gay lasses. IV. The promis'd joy, or when we meet again phely. Entered according to order.
    Published 1775
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  11. 191
    Three excellent new songs : entituled I. The bony Highland lad. II. My deary, if thou die. III. A new love song. Entered according to order.
    Published 1775
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  12. 192
    Three excellent new songs : entituled, I. The Irishman's ramble; or, drunk at night and dry in the morning. II. Peggy Bawn. III. The answer to Peggy Bawn.
    Published 1784
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  13. 193
    The lyrick pacquet : Containing most of the favourite songs, serious and comic, that have been performed for three seasons past at Sadler's Wells. Likewise all them composed for the service of the said place this present season, and which are entirely new. There are also subjoined a few that have been wrote at times for the use of the public gardens, and sung by Mess. Lowe and Vernon. Dedicated to Mr. Rosoman, proprietor of Sadler's Wells. By T. Mozeen.
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  14. 194
    The myrtle : Being a favourite collection of above two hundred of the newest and best English and Scotch songs. Most of which have been lately set to musick, and sung by Mr. Beard, Mr. Low, Miss Stephenson, Miss Burchel, and others, at the publick theatres and gardens.
    Published 1755
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  15. 195
    The vocal companion: being a selection of modern songs : (Part I.).
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  16. 196
    The Muses' delight, or, The London polite songster : Being a celebrated collection of new songs, for the year 1766. To which are added, all the new songs, sung at Ranelagh, Vauxhall, Maryborne Gardens, Sadler's Wells, and the theatres. The whole being a chearful and merry companion, for the young gentlemen and ladies of Great-Britain, &c. N.B. Great care has been taken to omit all obscene songs in this collection.
    Published 1766
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  17. 197
    The Bonny scot : To which are added, slighted nancy. The faithful Shepherd. Gilderoy. The new ramilies. Entered according to order.
    Published 1795
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  18. 198
    An Excellent new song, entitled, The batchelor's garland in four parts : Entered according to order.
    Published 1750
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  19. 199
    An Excellent new song lately composed entituled. The pearel of the Irish nation. To its own proper new tune.
    Published 1701
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    An Excellent new song on the huffing, heathen, covetous, quarrelsome, uncivil, hot-headed, slovenly, bold, meddlesome, heinous John Duke of Marlborough. To some tune!.
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