Guide to a collection of Irish broadside ballads

BPP 1001

Collection Summary

Selected Search Terms

Songs, Irish
Broadsides

Administrative Information

Restrictions: There are no access restrictions on this collection.

Preferred Citation: Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Collection number (i.e. BPP 1001), Department of Special Collections, Hesburgh Libraries of Notre Dame.

Acquisition and Processing Note: Acquisition funded by the John and Dessa Campbell Library Endowment.

Arrangement Note

Individual broadsides are grouped and arranged by title. For each item you will find:
the title as printed on the broadside;
publisher information, if known;
date, if known;
a normalized version of the title;
a transcription of the first line;
and a link to a digital image.

Container List

• Box 1: BPP 1001-1 to BPP 1001-80 
  • THE AQUITAL OF ROBERT KELLY 
    P. Brereton Printer, Cooke Street Dublin 
    1860 
    The Acquittal of Robert Kelly 
    Alas coastable Talbot he is dead 
    Broadside BPP 1001-001
    
    
  • THE ADMIRAL 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    The Admiral 
    How gallantly, how merrily we ride along the sea, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-002 c1
    
    
  • I'M A GENT 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    I'm A Gent 
    I'm a gent, I'm a gent, I'm a ready made gent, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-002 c1
    
    
  • By the sad Sea Waves. Sung by Miss Rainforth, in "The Brides of Venice." 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    By the Sad Sea Waves. Sung by Miss Rainforth, in "The Brides of Venice." 
    By the sad sea waves, I listen while they moan 
    Broadside BPP 1001-002 c1
    
    
  • THE ADMIRAL 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom Street, Liverpool 
    1857-1877 
    The Admiral 
    How gallantly, how merrily we ride along the sea, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-002 c2
    
    
  • I'M A GENT 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom Street, Liverpool 
    1857-1877 
    I'm a Gent 
    I'm a gent, I'm a gent, I'm a ready made gent, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-002 c2
    
    
  • By the sad Sea Waves. 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom Street, Liverpool 
    1857-1877 
    By the Sad Sea Waves 
    By the sad sea waves, I listen while they moan 
    Broadside BPP 1001-002 c2
    
    
  • THE ADVENTURES OF JACK O'DONOHOE. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Adventures of Jack O'Donohoe 
    Attend each valiant highwayman and outlaws of distain, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-003
    
    
  • THE ADVENTURES OF ROGER O'HARE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    The Adventures of Roger O'Hare 
    In my first proceedings I took rakeish ways 
    Broadside BPP 1001-004 c1
    
    
  • THE ADVENTURE'S OF ROGER O'HARE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    The Adventures of Roger O'Hare 
    In my first proceedings I took rakeish ways, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-004 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE AMERICAN BEEF AND Australian Mutton 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the American Beef and Australian Mutton 
    American beef is all the cry, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-005
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON TH AMESTY MEETING IN TIPPERARY WRITTEN BY A FREIND TO THE CAUSE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Amnesty Meeting in Tipperary Written by a Friend to the Cause 
    Tipperary to give you your ??it 
    Broadside BPP 1001-006 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON TH AMESTY MEETING IN TIPPERARY WRITTEN BY A FREIND to the CAUSE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Amnesty Meeting in Tipperary Written by a Friend to the Cause 
    Tipperary to give you your merit 
    Broadside BPP 1001-006 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D ANNIE LISLE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Annie Lisle 
    Down where the waving willow 
    Broadside BPP 1001-007 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D ANNIE LISLE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Annie Lisle 
    Down where the waving willow 
    Broadside BPP 1001-007 c2
    
    
  • THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEATH OF THE IRISH PATRIOTTS W.P. ALLEN LARKIN. MICHAEL, O'BRIEN MONDAY NOVEMBER THE 23 GOD SAVE IRELAND BY, D. SULLIVAN Air-Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are Marching 
    Weekly News 
    Saturday November 21 1868 
    The Anniversary of the Death Of The Irish Patriots W.P. Allen Larkin, Michael O'Brien. Monday, November the 23, God Save Ireland By D. Sullivan 
    High upon the gallows tree, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-008
    
    
  • ANSWER TO THE IRISH EMIGRANT 
    M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Answer to the Irish Emigrant 
    I'm coming back to thee, Mary, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-009
    
    
  • LONG LONG AGO 
    M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Long Long Ago 
    Tell me the tales that to me was so dear, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-009
    
    
  • THE ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKER 
    Publisher unknown 
    1859-1866 
    The Artificial Flower Maker 
    Time-Mary Ann; or the Roving Gardener, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-010
    
    
  • PLAINS OF WATERLOO 
    Pearson, Printer, 6, Cadderton st.,(off Oldham Road)Manchester. 
    1859-1866 
    Plains of Waterloo 
    Come all you loyal lovers, I pray you lend an ear, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-010
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE ATTEMPT OF THE LIFE OF THE VERY REV FATHER RYAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    A New Song on the Attempt of the Life of the Very Rev. Father Ryan 
    Good people all attention pay to what I do relate 
    Broadside BPP 1001-011 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG On the attempt of the life of the VERY REV FATHER RYAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    A New Song On the Attempt of the Life of the Very Reverend Father Ryan 
    Good people all attention pay to what I do relate 
    Broadside BPP 1001-011 c2
    
    
  • SONG FROM THE BACKWOODS 
    Publisher unknown 
    1868 
    Song From the Backwoods 
    Deep in Canadian woods we've met 
    Broadside BPP 1001-012
    
    
  • THE BANKS OF DOON 
    W. M'Call,Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    The Banks of Doon 
    Ye banks and braes of bonny Doon 
    Broadside BPP 1001-013
    
    
  • THE BILL STICKER 
    W. M'Call,Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    The Bill Sticker 
    I'M Sammy Slap the bill sticker, and you must all agree, sirs, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-013
    
    
  • BANKS OF THE DEE. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Banks of the Dee 
    It was summer-so softly the breezes were blowing, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-014
    
    
  • A MUCH ADMIR'D LOVE SONG CALLED THE BANKS OF THE NILE. 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A Much Admired Love Song Called the Banks of the Nile 
    Hark the drums are beating love no longer can I atay 
    Broadside BPP 1001-015
    
    
  • LINES WRITTEN ON THE BARLEY CORN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    Lines Written on the Barley Corn 
    There was three farmers in the north as they were pasihg by 
    Broadside BPP 1001-016 c1
    
    
  • LINES WRITTEN ON THE BARLEY CORN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    Lines Written on the Barley Corn 
    There was three farmers in the north as they were pasihg by 
    Broadside BPP 1001-016 c2
    
    
  • BILL JONES 
    William M'Call, Printer, 4, Cartwright Place, Byrom street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Bill Jones 
    Twas off the coast of Guinea land, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-018
    
    
  • I'M KING OF THE FOREST GLADE 
    William M'Call, Printer, 4, Cartwright Place, Byrom street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    I'm King of the Forest Glade 
    O I am a child of the forest wild, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-018
    
    
  • BILL JONES 
    W. M'Call,Printer, 4 Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Bill Jones 
    'Twas off the coast of Guinea land, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-019
    
    
  • I'M KING OF THE FOREST GLADE 
    W. M'Call,Printer, 4 Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    I'm King of the Forest Glade 
    O I am a child of the forest wild, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-019
    
    
  • BILLY BYRNE OF Ballymanus. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Billy Byrne of Ballymanus 
    Come all you loyal heroes, pay attention to my song, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-020
    
    
  • Billy O'Rorke 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Billy O'Rorke 
    I greased my brogues and cut my stick 
    Broadside BPP 1001-021
    
    
  • BILLY PATTISON 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Billy Pattison 
    Oh, white folks listen to me, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-022
    
    
  • A NEW SONG BILLY PITT & THE UNION 
    Publisher unknown: Dublin 
    December, 1798 
    A New Song Billy Pitt and The Union 
    Come neighbours attend, while I tell you a story, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-023
    
    
  • THE BIRD ALONE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Bird Alone 
    Come all you gentle muses, assist and me combine, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-024
    
    
  • THE EMIGRANT'S FARE[WELL] 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Bird Alone 
    Pure lovely Erin, fare-thee-well, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-024
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE BIRTH AND SUFFERING OF OUR LORD & SAVIOUR JSUS CHRIST 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    A New Song on the Birth and Suffering of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ 
    Come all you faithful Christians I pray you'd pay attention 
    Broadside BPP 1001-025
    
    
  • THE BLACKBIRD OF AVONDALE; Or, the Arrest of PARNELL. 
    Publisher unknown 
    1882? 
    The Blackbird of Avondale; Or, the Arrest of Parnell  
    By the sweet bay of Dublin whilst carelessly strolling 
    Broadside BPP 1001-026
    
    
  • BLOW THE CANDLE OUT 
    Publisher unknown 
    1870 
    Blow the Candle Out 
    Its of a young apresice came courting of his dere, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-027
    
    
  • THE BLIND BOY 
    Pearson, Printer, 6, Chadderton-street, Manchester 
    1859-1866 
    The Blind Boy 
    The blind boy's been at play, mother, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-028
    
    
  • COME HOME FATHER 
    Pearson, Printer, 6, Chadderton-street, Manchester 
    1859-1866 
    Come Home Father 
    Father, dear father, come home with me now, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-028
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALLED THE BOLD RAKE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called The Bold Rake 
    I am a bold rake and this nation I travel'd all round 
    Broadside BPP 1001-029 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALLED THE BOLD RAKE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called The Bold Rake 
    I am a bold rake and this nation I travel'd all round, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-029 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALLED THE BOLD RAKE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called The Bold Rake 
    I am a bold rake and this nation I travel'd all round 
    Broadside BPP 1001-029 c3
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALLED THE BOLD RAKE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Bold Rake 
    I am a bold rake and this nation I travel'd all round 
    Broadside BPP 1001-029 c4
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALLED THE BOLD RAKE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called The Bold Rake 
    I am a bold rake and this nation I travel'd all round 
    Broadside BPP 1001-029 c5
    
    
  • BONNY MOOR HEN 
    Harkness, Printer, 121, Church Street, Preston 
    n.d. 
    Bonny Moor Hen 
    You brave lads of Wardhill I pray lend an ear, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-031
    
    
  • THE BOYS OF BALLINAMORE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Boys of Ballinamore 
    Come all you young Irishmen that are inclined to roam 
    Broadside BPP 1001-032
    
    
  • THE BRAES O'GLENIFFER! 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Braes O'Gleniffer 
    Keen blaws the wind, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-033 c1
    
    
  • HENRY & NANCY, OR, THE LOVER'S SEPARATION. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Henry and Nancy, Or, The Lovers' Separation 
    As I walked out one morning in the spring time of the year 
    Broadside BPP 1001-033 c1
    
    
  • THE BRAES O'GLENIFFER 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Braes O'Gleniffer 
    Keen blaws the wind, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-033 c2
    
    
  • HENRY & NANCY, OR, THE LOVER'S SEPARATION 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Henry and Nancy, Or, The Lovers' Separation 
    As I walked out one morning in the spring time of the year 
    Broadside BPP 1001-033 c2
    
    
  • Brennan on the Moor. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Brennan on the Moor 
    It's of a fearless highway man a story I will tell, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-034
    
    
  • BUNDLE AND GO 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool.-Shops and hawkers supplied at wholesale prices. 
    1857-1877 
    Bundle and Go 
    Clyde's bonny banks where the heather is blooming, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-035
    
    
  • DONNELLY & OLIVER 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool.-Shops and hawkers supplied at wholesale prices. 
    1857-1877 
    Donnelly and Oliver 
    You muses I beg you will lend me your aid, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-035
    
    
  • LAMENTABLE LINES ON THE BURNING OF THE "COSPATRICK" 
    Publisher unknown 
    1875 
    Lamentable Lines on the Burning of the "Cospatrick" 
    You feeling-hearted Christians wherever that you be, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-036
    
    
  • Can of Spring Water 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Can of Spring Water 
    One evening in May as I carelessly strayed 
    Broadside BPP 1001-037
    
    
  • Can your Mother PAY HER Rent? 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Can Your Mother Pay Her Rent? 
    Can your mother pay her rent, my boy? 
    Broadside BPP 1001-038
    
    
  • THE LITTLE SHAMROCK GREEN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Little Shamrock Green 
    Who dare run down old Ireland 
    Broadside BPP 1001-038
    
    
  • CALCUTTA HOUSE OF Correction. 
    J. Bathgate, Printer, 117 Park Lane, Liverpool. 
    n.d. 
    Calcutta House of Correction 
    In all that I have travelled, and much I have gone through, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-039
    
    
  • THE Boy in Blue. 
    J. Bathgate, Printer, 117 Park Lane, Liverpool. 
    n.d. 
    The Boy in Blue 
    Cheer up, cheer up, my mother dear,, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-039
    
    
  • CAMPBELL'S FARWELL TO IRELAND 
    Publisher unknown 
    1869 
    Campbell's Farewell to Ireland 
    Farewell to old Ireland the place of nativity 
    Broadside BPP 1001-040 c1
    
    
  • CAMPBELL'S FARWELL TO IRELAND 
    Publisher unknown 
    1869 
    Campbell's Farewell to Ireland 
    Farewell to old Ireland the place of nativity, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-040 c2
    
    
  • A MUCH ADMIRED SONG CALL'D CARROLINE OF EDINBOROUGH TOWN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A Much Admired Song Called Caroline of Edinbrough Town 
    Come all young men and maidens atend unto my ryme, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-041 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG IN PRAISE OF TAE CATHOLIC CHRUCH OF KANTUR 
    Publisher unknown 
    1860 
    A New Song in Praise of The Catholic Church of Kantur 
    You brilliant muses I Pray you excuse me. 
    Broadside BPP 1001-042 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG IN PRAISE OF TAE CATHOLIC CHRUCH OF KANTUR 
    Publisher unknown 
    1860 
    A New Song in Praise of The Catholic Church of Kantur 
    You brilliant muses I Pray you excuse me. 
    Broadside BPP 1001-042 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG IN PRAISE OF TAE CATHOLIC CHRUCH OF KANTUR 
    Publisher unknown 
    1860 
    A New Song in Praise of The Catholic Church of Kantur 
    You brilliant muses I Pray excuse me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-042 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG IN PRAISE OF TAE CATHOLIC CHRUCH OF KANTUR 
    Publisher unknown 
    1860 
    A New Song in Praise of the Catholic Church of Kantur 
    You brilliant muses I pray excuse me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-042 c3
    
    
  • CHAMPAGNE CHALIE 
    Publisher unknown 
    1867 
    Champagne Charlie 
    I've seen a deal of gaiety throughout my noisy life, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-043
    
    
  • THE CHILD'S DREAM. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Child's Dream 
    Before a lonely cottage door, with climbing roses gay 
    Broadside BPP 1001-044
    
    
  • FORTUNATE FACTORY GIRL 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Fortunate Factory Girl 
    The sun had just risen one fine summer's morning 
    Broadside BPP 1001-044
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE CHIMNEY SWEEPERS WEDING 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Chimney Sweeper's Wedding 
    Come all you pretty fair maids so brisk & so merr 
    Broadside BPP 1001-045 c1
    
    
  • A new song called the CHIMNEY SWEEPERS WEDING 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Chimney Sweepers' Wedding  
    Come all you pretty fair maids so brisk & so merr 
    Broadside BPP 1001-045 c2
    
    
  • CHOW BENT WEDDING 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-st., L'pool. 
    1857-1877 
    Chow Bent Wedding 
    A man and a woman lived at Chow Bent, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-046
    
    
  • SINGLE YOUNG MAN LODGER. 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-st., L'pool. 
    1857-1877 
    Single Young Man Lodger 
    I was by trade a snob, and for myself turn'd master, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-046
    
    
  • THE CHURCH BILL AND DOWFALL OF BRIBERY COMPOS'D: BY W. BENNET AIR BUNDLE AND GO 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Church Bill and Dowfall of Bribery Composed by W. Bennet. Air Bundle and Go 
    You sons of the shamrock atend to my ditty 
    Broadside BPP 1001-047 c1
    
    
  • THE CHURCH BILL AND DOWFALL OF BRIBERY COMPOS'D: BY W. BENNET AIR BUNDLE AND GO 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Church Bill and Downfall of Bribery Composed By W. Bennet Air Bundle and Go 
    You Sons of the Shamprock atend to my ditty 
    Broadside BPP 1001-047 c2
    
    
  • A EW SONG CALL'D THE CO I DT ON THE ITLE OF FRANCE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Coast-guard on the Isle of France 
    The sun in he east became far advanced 
    Broadside BPP 1001-048
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D Coburns Challenge TOHEENAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Coburn's Challenge To Heenan  
    You gallant sons of Paddy's land I hope you will draw ??? 
    Broadside BPP 1001-049 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D COBURNS CHALLENGE TO HEENAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Coburn's Challenge to Heenan  
    Yon gallant sons of Paddy's land I hope you will draw near 
    Broadside BPP 1001-049 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D COBURNS CHALLENGE TO HEENAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Coburn's Challenge To Heenan  
    You gallant sons of Paddy's land I hope you will draw near 
    Broadside BPP 1001-049 c3
    
    
  • COLLEEN DHAS CRUTHA NA MHO 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Colleen Dhas Crutha Na Mho 
    It was on a fine summer's morning, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-050
    
    
  • THE COLLIER LADS, WHO LABOUR UNDER GROUND 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Collier Lads, Who Labor Underground 
    Come, attend a while, you workmen, wherever you may be, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-051
    
    
  • COLONEL SHEA OF THE IRISH BRIGADE 
    Printed by John White Rose-place, Scotland Road, Liverpool. Shops and country orders, supplied Cheaper than any house in the trade. 
    n.d. 
    Colonel Shea of the Irish Brigade 
    Now don't be alarmed at seeing me here, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-052
    
    
  • Come Whoam TO THI Childer an' Me 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Come Home to the Children and Me 
    Aw've just mended th' fire wi' a cob; 
    Broadside BPP 1001-053
    
    
  • Condemned Men for the PHOENIX PARK MURDERS 
    Publisher unknown 
    1882 
    Condemned Men for the Phoenix Park Murders 
    Miserable indeed must those poor men be 
    Broadside BPP 1001-054
    
    
  • The Constant Farmer's Son 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Constant Farmer's Son 
    A rich farmer's daughter near Limerick town did dwell, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-055
    
    
  • THE CONSTANT LOVERS 
    W. McCall, Printer, 4, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. Shops and Hawkers supplied. 
    1857-1877 
    The Constant Lovers 
    A sailor courted a farmer's daughter, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-056
    
    
  • BE CAREFUL IN CHOOSING A WIFE 
    W. McCall, Printer, 4, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. Shops and Hawkers supplied. 
    1857-1877 
    Be Careful in Choosing A Wife 
    Now all young men that's going to wed, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-056
    
    
  • COUNTRY HIRINGS 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool.-Shops and hawkers supplied very cheap. 
    n.d. 
    Country Hirings 
    Come all you young blooming country lads, and listen unto me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-057
    
    
  • WILL YOU LOVE ME THEN AS NOW 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool.-Shops and hawkers supplied very cheap. 
    1857-1877 
    Will You Love Me Then as Now 
    You have told me that you love me; 
    Broadside BPP 1001-057
    
    
  • A New Song on the beauties OF THE COUNTY WICKLOW 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Beauties of the County Wicklow 
    As an Irishman I love the spot, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-058
    
    
  • THE COW EAT THE PIPER. 
    Publisher unknown 
    1882 
    The Cow Eat the Piper 
    In the year 98 when our troubles were great, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-059
    
    
  • YOUNG WILLIAM OF THE ROYAL WAGGON TRAIN 
    Publisher unknown 
    1882 
    Young William of the Royal Wagon Train 
    One lovely morning I was walking, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-059
    
    
  • CRAFTY LONDON 'PRENTICE OR, BOW BELLS 
    Disley, Printer, 57, High Street, St. Giles, London. 
    1863-1885 
    Crafty London Apprentice Or, Bow Bells 
    When I was a 'prentice in fair London town 
    Broadside BPP 1001-060
    
    
  • SAUCY SAILOR BOY 
    Disley, Printer, 57, High Street, St. Giles, London. 
    1863-1885 
    Saucy Sailor Boy 
    Oh, come my own one, come my fond one, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-060
    
    
  • T e Cruel Father, or The Affectionate Lover. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Cruel Father, or, The affectionate Lover 
    'Twas of a dabppl both fair and handsome 
    Broadside BPP 1001-061
    
    
  • THE BOUGHLEEN DHOUN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Boughleen Dhoun 
    You muses, why absent from me? 
    Broadside BPP 1001-061
    
    
  • [IN] THE DAYS WHEN [I W]AS HARD UP 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    In The Days When I Was Hard Up 
    (torn page)...was hard up, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-062
    
    
  • UP WITH THE STANDARD OF ENGLAND 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Up With the Standard of England 
    Hark, where the Lion is roaring! 
    Broadside BPP 1001-062
    
    
  • A New Song Called the Dear and Darling Boy 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Dear and Darling Boy 
    When first unto this town I came, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-063
    
    
  • A New Song Called the Dear and Darling Boy 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Dear and Darling Boy 
    When first unto this town I came, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-064
    
    
  • Lamentable Lines, on the Death of JOSEPH M'MAHON who was Shot in Dorset-street, On the 28th March, '82. 
    Publisher unknown 
    1882 
    Lamentable Lines, on the Death of Joseph McMahon who was Shot in Dorset-Street, on the 28th March '82 
    You feeling Christians young and old attention give to me, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-065
    
    
  • A DEVINE POME WRITTEN ON SAINT FRANCIS FOUNDER OF THE ORDER OF THE CORD 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A Divine Poem Written on Saint Francis Founder of the Order of the Cord 
    Oh, Jesus, you are my jewel my ??? only joy 
    Broadside BPP 1001-066
    
    
  • AN ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF THE MUCH LAMENTAED DOCTOR D M O'BRIEN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. 
    n.d. 
    An Elegy on the Death of the Much Lamented Doctor D. M. O'Brien 
    You sons and you dnuters of Erins bless'd nation 
    Broadside BPP 1001-067 c1
    
    
  • AN ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF THE MUCH LAMENTED DOCTOR D M OBRIEN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    An Elegy on the Death of the Much Lamented Doctor D. M. O'Brien 
    You sons aad you dnuters of Erins bless'd nation 
    Broadside BPP 1001-067 c2
    
    
  • AN ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF THE MUCH LAMENTAED DOCTOR D M OBRIEN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    An Elegy on the Death of the Much Lamented Doctor D. M. O'Brien 
    You sons and you dnuters of Erins bless'd nation 
    Broadside BPP 1001-067 c3
    
    
  • AN ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF THE MUCH LAMENTED VERY REV. BISHOP MCCABE. Air "Exile of Erin" 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    An Elegy on the Death of the Much Lamented Very Rev. Bishop McCabe. Air "Exile of Erin" 
    You sons and yon daughters of Erin's blest nation 
    Broadside BPP 1001-068 c1
    
    
  • AN ELEGY On the Death of the much lamented Very Rev. BISHOP MCCABE. Air-'Exile of Erin" 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    An Elegy on the Death of the Much Lamented Very Reverend Bishop McCabe 
    You sons and you danghters of Erin's bless'd nation, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-068 c2
    
    
  • AN ELEGY On the Death of the much lamented Very Rev BISHOP McCABE. Air-'Exile of Erin" 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    An Elegy on the Death of the Much Lamented Very Reverend Bishop McCabe 
    You sons and you daughters of Erin's blest nation 
    Broadside BPP 1001-068 c3
    
    
  • AN ELICY ON THE MUUH LAMENTED DAE H OF THE VERY REV'D DR. SPRATT BY JOB SADLER 
    P. Brereton Printer, 55 GOOKE STREET DUBLIN 
    n.d. 
    An Elegy on the Much Lamented Death of the Very Reverend Dr. Spratt. By Job Sadler. 
    Alas alas far Dubtin today the news is sad 
    Broadside BPP 1001-069
    
    
  • DEEDS OF NAPOLEON 
    St. Oldham rd Manchester 
    n.d. 
    Deeds Of Napoleon 
    You heroes of the day who are lively brave and gay, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-070
    
    
  • SHE DIED FOR LOVE, AND HE FOR GLORY 
    St. Oldham rd Manchester 
    n.d. 
    She Died for Love, and He For Glory 
    Young Henry was as brave a youth, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-070
    
    
  • MOON IS ON THE WATERS 
    St. Oldham rd Manchester 
    n.d. 
    Moon is on the Waters 
    When the moon is on the waters, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-070
    
    
  • THE DISAPPOINTED WIFE. 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    The Disappointed Wife 
    One night as I lay on my bed, I had a pleasant dream, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-071
    
    
  • GILDEROY 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Gilderoy 
    Gilderoy was a bonny boy, had roses on his shoon, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-071
    
    
  • Lines written on a DISCUSSION, Between a Protestant Boy, and a catholic Girl, ear Dundalk, Copunty Louth, 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Lines written on a Discussion, Between a Protestant Boy, and a Catholic Girl, near Dundalk, County Louth 
    As I roved out one evening in the spring eime of the year, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-072
    
    
  • THE DOATING OLD MAN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Doting Old Man 
    You maidens so pretty, in country and city, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-073
    
    
  • MY FATHER'S OLD FARM 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    My Father's Old Farm 
    Once more I return to my dear native home, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-073
    
    
  • THE DOCTER OUTWITED BY THE BLACK 
    P Breton, Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Doctor Outwitted by the Black 
    I'l tell you a trick that was play'd the hther eveing 
    Broadside BPP 1001-074 c1
    
    
  • THE DOCTER OUTWITED BY THE BLACK 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    The Doctor Outwitted by the Black 
    I'l tell you a trick that was play'd the hther eveing, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-074 c2
    
    
  • DON'T BE ANGRY MOTHER 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Don't Be Angry Mother 
    Don't be angry mother, mother 
    Broadside BPP 1001-075
    
    
  • MASSA'S IN THE COLD, COLD GROUND 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Massa's in the Cold, Cold Ground 
    Round de meadows am a ringing, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-075
    
    
  • I AM NOT ANGRY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    I Am Not Angry 
    I am not angry, dearest boy, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-075
    
    
  • Donald's Return to Glencoe. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Donald's Return to Glencoe 
    As I was walking one evening of late 
    Broadside BPP 1001-076
    
    
  • DONNELLY AND OLIVER 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Donnelly and Oliver 
    You muses I beg you will lend me your aid, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-077
    
    
  • DONNY-BROOK FAIR 
    ...ON, Printer, ....den Street, Oldham-road, Manchester; sold by H. Andrews and J. Beaumont, Leeds 
    1855-1861 
    Donny-Brook Fair 
    One day rolling down, through fair Wexford town, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-078
    
    
  • LAZY SOCIETY 
    ...ON, Printer, ....den Street, Oldham-road, Manchester; sold by H. Andrews and J. Beaumont, Leeds 
    1855-1861 
    Lazy Society 
    O this world is so hard to get through, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-078
    
    
  • DOWN AMONG THE DEAD MEN 
    M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Down Among The Dead Men 
    Here's a health to the queen and a lasting peace, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-079
    
    
  • THE ENGLISHMAN 
    M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    The Englishman 
    There's a land that bears a well known name, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-079
    
    
  • THE DOWNFALL OF GARIBALDI. 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Downfall of Garibaldi 
    You Roman Catholics now attend 
    Broadside BPP 1001-080 c1
    
    
  • THE DOWNFALL OF GARIBALDI. 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Downfall of Garibaldi 
    You Roman Catholics now attend 
    Broadside BPP 1001-080 c2
    
    
• Box 2: BPP 1001-81 to BPP 1001-160 
  • A DREAM OF GENERAL T.F. BURKES 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A Dream of General T.F. Burkes 
    Slowly and sadly one night in November 
    Broadside BPP 1001-081
    
    
  • A DREAM OF GENERAL T.F. BURKE'S 
    P Brerton 55, COOKE St DUBLIN 
    1860-1880 
    A Dream of General T.F. Burke's 
    Slowly and sadly one night in November, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-082
    
    
  • THE DRUNKARD RECLAIMED 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Drunkard Reclaimed 
    In taking of my walks one fine summer morn, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-084
    
    
  • THE DYING CHILD. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Dying Child 
    Oh, what is it that strains my frame? 
    Broadside BPP 1001-084
    
    
  • The Drunkard's Catechism. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Drunkard's Catechism 
    Question-wha is you name? 
    Broadside BPP 1001-085
    
    
  • The Drunkard's Looking Glass 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Drunkard's Looking Glass 
    What will a drunkard do for ale? 
    Broadside BPP 1001-085
    
    
  • The Farewell to Folly 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    TheFarewell to Folly 
    Farewell lanlords, farewell jerry, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-085
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE NEW DRUNKEN ACT 
    P. Brereton Printer, 55 CoOke S ree Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the New Drunken Act 
    My (?) own friend draw near likewise each a jolly toper 
    Broadside BPP 1001-086
    
    
  • DUBLIN JACK OF ALL TRADES 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    Dublin Jack of All Trades 
    I am a roving sporting black they call me Jack of all trades, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-087
    
    
  • THE EFFECTS OF LOVE 
    T. PEARSON, Printer, 6, Chadderton St., Oldham Road, Manchester. 
    1859-1866 
    The Effects of Love 
    Young lovers all I pray draw near, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-088
    
    
  • I'M LONELY SINCE MY MOTHER DIED 
    T. PEARSON, Printer, 6, Chadderton St., Oldham Road, Manchester. 
    1859-1866 
    I'm Lonely since my Mother Died 
    I'm lonely since my mother died, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-088
    
    
  • LONDON AGRAH 
    T. PEARSON, Printer, 6, Chadderton St., Oldham Road, Manchester. 
    1859-1866 
    London Agrah 
    From great Londonderry to London so merry, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-088
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON 18S. A-WEEK 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on 18s. A-Week 
    A man and his wife in --------Street, on a Sunday morning last 
    Broadside BPP 1001-089
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE EMEGRANTS FAREWELL TO DONEGALL 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    A New Song Called the Emigrant's Farewell to Donegall 
    Good people all on you I call give ear to those lines you soon shall hear 
    Broadside BPP 1001-090 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE EMEGRANTS FAREWELL TO DONEGALL 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    A New Song Called the Emigrant's Farewell to Donegal 
    Good people all on you I call give ear to those lines you soon shall hear 
    Broadside BPP 1001-090 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE EMEGRANTS FAREWELL TO DONEGALL 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    A New Song Called the Emigrant's Farewell to Donegal 
    Good people all on you I call give ear, to those lines you soon shall hear 
    Broadside BPP 1001-090 c3
    
    
  • THE RMIGRANT'S FAREWELL TO IRELAND AIR BURNS FAREWELL 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Emigrant's Farewell to Ireland Air Burns Farewell 
    Adelu farewell to all my friends 
    Broadside BPP 1001-091 c1
    
    
  • THE RMIGRANT'S FAREWELL TO IRELAND AIR BURNS FAREWELL 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Emigrant's Farewell to Ireland Air Burns Farewell 
    Adelu farewell to all my friends 
    Broadside BPP 1001-091 c2
    
    
  • My Emmet's No More. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    My Emmet's No More 
    Despair in her wild eye, a daughter of Erin, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-092
    
    
  • MOLLY BAWN. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Molly Bawn 
    Oh, Molly Bawn, why leave me pining, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-092
    
    
  • THE ENGLISH COURTSHIP 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The English Courtship 
    I am a young fellow that's given for ruarl sport 
    Broadside BPP 1001-093 c1
    
    
  • THE ENGLISH COURTSHIP 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The English Courtship 
    I am a young fellow that's given for ruarl sport 
    Broadside BPP 1001-093 c2
    
    
  • THE ENGLISH COURTSHIP 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The English Courtship 
    I am a young fellow that's given for ruarl sport 
    Broadside BPP 1001-093 c3
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ERIN, TO ITS OWN TUNE 
    Place: Dublin 
    June, 1798 
    A New Song, Erin, To its Own Tune 
    When Erin first rose from the dark swelling flood 
    Broadside BPP 1001-094
    
    
  • ERIN'S Green linnet 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Erin's Green Linnet 
    On a fine summer's morning as the day was dawning, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-095
    
    
  • ERIN'S GREEN LINNET. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Erin's Green Linnet 
    On a fine summers morning as the day was dawning 
    Broadside BPP 1001-096
    
    
  • Evicted Farmer's Farewell. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Evicted Farmer's Farewell 
    Farewell, farewell, my native shore, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-097
    
    
  • EXILE OF ERIN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Exile Of Erin 
    There came to the beach a poor exile of Erin, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-098
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE EXILES RETURN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    A New Song Called The Exiles' Return 
    Sons of the greenwood Isle 
    Broadside BPP 1001-099
    
    
  • LINES ON THE EXPECTED TESTIMONIAL OF HIS GRACE THE LATE MUCH LAMENTED MOST REV'D DOCTOR O'CONNOR BISHOP OF SALDIS BY JOSEPH SADLER 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    Lines on the Expected Testimonial of His Grace the Late Much Lamented Most Reverend Doctor O'Connor Bishop of Saldis By Joseph Sadler 
    It is true he is gone now the noble & faithful 
    Broadside BPP 1001-100 c1
    
    
  • LINES ON THE EXPECTED Testimonial of his Grace the late much LAMMENTED MOST REV'D DOCTOR O'CONNOR BISHOP OF SALDIS BY JOSEPH SADLER 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    Lines on the Expected Testimonial of his Grace the Late Much Lamented Most Revered Doctor O'Connor Bishop of Saldis By Joseph Sadler 
    It is true he is gone now the noble & faithful 
    Broadside BPP 1001-100 c2
    
    
  • A SONG ON THE EXPECTED TRIUMPH OF SIR DOMNICK CORRIGAN AT THE COMEING ELECTION OVER THE TORIES 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A Song on the Expected Triumph of Sir Domnick Corrigan at the Coming Election Over the Tories 
    You lectors of Dublin I hope youl atend 
    Broadside BPP 1001-101
    
    
  • FAIRLOP FAIR. 
    London-H. Such, Printer & Publisher, 177 (late 123), Union Street, Boro'. S.E. 
    1863-1885 
    Fairlop Fair. 
    Last Fairlop Fair-to drive away care, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-102
    
    
  • ALBION THE Pride of the Sea. 
    London-H. Such, Printer & Publisher, 177 (late 123), Union Street, Boro'. S.E. 
    1863-1885 
    Albion the Pride of the Sea 
    My boys, would you know how our ship got her name, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-102
    
    
  • THE FARMER'S BOY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Farmer's Boy 
    The sun was set behind yon hill 
    Broadside BPP 1001-103
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE FARMER'S TENNANT-RIGHT 
    P. Brereton Printer, 65 Cooke St. Dublin 
    1871 
    A New Song on the Farmer's Tenant-Right 
    You injured sons of Erin's Isle attend awhile with patience 
    Broadside BPP 1001-104
    
    
  • LAMENTATION ON THE DEATH OF FATHER CARLON. WHO WAS DROWNED AT BUNDORAN, THE 8TH OF JULY 1869 
    Publisher unknown 
    1869 
    Lamentation on the Death of Father Carlon. Who was drowned at Bundoran, the 8th of July 1869 
    Come all you tender Christians I hope you will draw near 
    Broadside BPP 1001-105
    
    
  • THE FELON'S RETURN To His Native Land. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Felon's Return to his Native Land 
    Thrice hail lovely Erin, the land of my sire, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-106
    
    
  • A MUCH ADMIR'D LOVE SONG CALL'D THE FEENIAN LOVERS. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A Much Admired Love Song Called the Feenian Lovers 
    Come let us roam together o'er that soft and purpe heather 
    Broadside BPP 1001-107 c1
    
    
  • A MUCH ADMIR'D LOVE SONG CALL'D THE FEENIAN LOVERS. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A Much Admired Love Song Called the Feenian Lovers. 
    Come let us roam together o'er that soft and purpe heather, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-107 c2
    
    
  • FIGHTING ON THE RHINE. 
    Publisher unknown 
    1871 
    Fighting on the Rhine 
    The "Dogs of War" they are let loose, and Europe's in a flame, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-108
    
    
  • THE FISHERMAN'S DAUGHTER that lives over the water 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Fisherman's Daughter that Lives over the Water 
    I've been caught in a net by my dear pet 
    Broadside BPP 1001-109
    
    
  • MEET ME AT THE LANE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Meet Me at the Lane 
    ILL meet the at the lane when the clock strikes nine, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-109
    
    
  • FONTENOY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Fontenoy 
    Thrice at the huts of Fontenoy, the English column failed 
    Broadside BPP 1001-110
    
    
  • THE GALLANT FARMERS' FAREWELL TO IRELAND. Air-M'Kenna's Dream Compo'd by T. Walsh 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Gallant Farmers' Farewell to Ireland 
    Farewell to old Ireland the land of my Fathers 
    Broadside BPP 1001-111 c1
    
    
  • THE GALLANT FARMERS' FAREWELL TO IRELAND 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Gallant Farmers' Farewell to Ireland 
    Farewell to old Ireland the land of my Fathers, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-111 c2
    
    
  • THE GAME OF CARDS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    The Game of Cards  
    You true sons of Erin draw near me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-112 c1
    
    
  • THE GAME OF CARDS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    The Game of Cards  
    You true sons of Erin draw near me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-112 c2
    
    
  • :GARRYOWEN" 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Garryowen 
    Oh Garr owen rs gone to rack 
    Broadside BPP 1001-113 c1
    
    
  • :GARRYOWEN" 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    "Garryowen" 
    Oh Garr owen rs gone to rack 
    Broadside BPP 1001-113 c2
    
    
  • :GARRYOWEN" 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Garryowen 
    Oh Garr owen rs gone to rack 
    Broadside BPP 1001-113 c3
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE GAY OLD HAG 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called The Gay Old Hag 
    Will you come a boating my gay old hag 
    Broadside BPP 1001-114 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE GAY OLD HAG 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called The Gay Old Hag 
    Will you come a boating my gay old hag 
    Broadside BPP 1001-114 c1
    
    
  • HYMN ON THE GENERAL JUDGMENT DAY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    Hymn on the General Judgment Day 
    On the general judgement day 
    Broadside BPP 1001-115
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE GENERAL TAXATION OF OUR DAYS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 55 Cooke Street 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the General Taxation of Our Days 
    Come neighbonrs draw near till I tell you a tale 
    Broadside BPP 1001-116
    
    
  • GENTLE JENNY GRAY 
    London: Printed at the "Catnach Press," by W.S FORTEY, Printer and Publisher, 2 & 3, Monmouth Court, Seven Dials, London. The Oldest and Cheapest House in the World of Ballads, (4000 sorts,) Children's Books, Panoramas, Song Books, &c. 
    1856-1890 
    Gentle Jenny Gray 
    My heart is sad, I'll tell you why, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-117
    
    
  • THE FASHIONS OF THIS TOWN 
    London: Printed at the "Catnach Press," by W.S FORTEY, Printer and Publisher, 2 & 3, Monmouth Court, Seven Dials, London. The Oldest and Cheapest House in the World of Ballads, (4000 sorts,) Children's Books, Panoramas, Song Books, &c. 
    1856-1890 
    The Fashions of this Town 
    Come all you young fellows, I hope you will draw near, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-117
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Girl I Left behind Me 
    Come all you handsome comely maids 
    Broadside BPP 1001-118 c1
    
    
  • A new song call'd the GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Girl I Left Behind Me 
    Come all you handsome comely maids 
    Broadside BPP 1001-118 c2
    
    
  • A new song call'd the GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Girl I Left Behind Me 
    Come all you handsome comely maids 
    Broadside BPP 1001-118 c3
    
    
  • THE GIRLS OF THE SHIRE 
    />William M'Call, Printer, 4, Cartwright Place, Byrom street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    The Girls of The Shire 
    Attend you lads and lasses and a story you shall hear, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-119
    
    
  • THE OYSTER GIRL 
    William M'Call, Printer, 4, Cartwright Place, Byrom street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    The Oyster Girl 
    Many a knight and lady gay 
    Broadside BPP 1001-119
    
    
  • THE GLORIOUS MEETING OF DUBLIN HELD IN CABRA WITH AN ACOUNT OF THE BANDS AND BANNER Peace and order of that day FOR THE LIBERATION OF THE PRISONERR 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Glorious Meeting of Dublin Held in Cabra with an Account of the Bands and Banner Peace and Order of that Day For the Liberation of the Prisoner 
    All you tbat loves old Ireland I hoPe you will atend 
    Broadside BPP 1001-120
    
    
  • Glorious Sons of France 
    Publisher unknown 
    1870 
    Glorious Sons of France 
    The Prussians boast of victories won by cannon, sword and lance, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-121
    
    
  • THE GLORIOUS VICTORY OF JOHN MORRISSY Of Templemore, Ireland, Over the Yankee Buffalo Boy on Long Island, North America. 
    H. Disley, Printer, 57, High Street, St. Giles, London 
    1853-1879 
    The Glorious Victory of John Morrissy of Templemore, Ireland... 
    You gallant sons of Granuale, I pray attend a while, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-122
    
    
  • YOUNG & SINGLE SAILOR 
    H. Disley, Printer, 57, High Street, St. Giles, London 
    1853-1879 
    Young and Single Sailor 
    A fair maid walking in her garden, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-122
    
    
  • THE GLORIOUS VICTORY OF MORRISEY OVER THE RUSIAN BOY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1869 
    The Glorious Victory of Morrisey over the Russian Boy 
    Come all you sons of Erins Isle your attention now I crave 
    Broadside BPP 1001-123
    
    
  • THE GLORIOUS VICTORY OF RICHARD DOWSE MP FOR DERRY CITY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    The Glorious Victory of Richard Dowse MP for Derry City 
    You Derry men both great and small 
    Broadside BPP 1001-124
    
    
  • A NEW SONG IN PRAISE OF GORT-TOWN BY MICHAEL SHANAHAN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song in Praise of Gort-Town by Michael Shanahan 
    You landsmen all with combiu 
    Broadside BPP 1001-125
    
    
  • GOSPORT BEACH 
    H.P. SUCH, Machine Printer and Publisher, 177, Union Street, Borough, S.E. 
    1863-1885 
    Gosport Beach 
    On Gosport beach I landed, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-126
    
    
  • JOLLY YOUNG WATERMAN 
    H.P. SUCH, Machine Printer and Publisher, 177, Union Street, Borough, S.E. 
    1863-1885 
    Jolly Young Waterman 
    And did you not hear of a jolly young waterman, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-126
    
    
  • THE GRAND CONVERSATION ON NAPOLEON AROSE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Grand Conversation On Napoleon Arose 
    It was over that wild beaten track, a friend of old Buonaparte 
    Broadside BPP 1001-127
    
    
  • THE GRAND CONVERSATION ON NAPOLEON AROSE 
    Wm. McCall, Printer, 4, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool.Shops and hawkers supplied. 
    1857-1877 
    The Grand Conversation on Napoleon Arose 
    It was over that wild beaten track, a friend of old Buonaparte 
    Broadside BPP 1001-128
    
    
  • WHAT'S OLD ENGLAND COME TO 
    Wm. McCall, Printer, 4, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool.Shops and hawkers supplied. 
    1857-1877 
    What's Old England Come To 
    One cold winter's morning as the day was dawning, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-128
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE GRAND PROCESION OF FATHER LAVELL ON HIS REMOVAL FROM PARTRY TO CONG ON THE 16 OF OCTOBER 1869 
    P. Breretoul Prihtoa, 56 Cook M-ST. Dublin 
    1869 
    A New Song on the Grand Procession of Father Lavell on his Removal from Partry to Cong on the 16 of October, 1869 
    It was on a Sunday morning from Partry I did stray 
    Broadside BPP 1001-129
    
    
  • GRAND VICTORY OF PADDY RYAN, OVER JOE GOSS, IN AMERICA (For the heavy championship and œ400, in Gold.) 
    Publisher unknown 
    1880 
    Grand Victory of Paddy Ryan, over Joe Goss, in America (For the Heavy Championship and [L]400, in Gold) 
    You lovers of the manly game attend to what I state, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-130
    
    
  • My Grandmother's Chair 
    Publisher unknown 
    1860? 
    My Grandmother's Chair 
    My Grandmother she at the age of eighty three, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-131
    
    
  • GREAT FIGHT BETWEEN BENDIGO & PADDOCK 
    Publisher unknown 
    1850 
    Great Fight Between Bendigo and Paddock 
    Come all you sporting gentlemen, who love a jovial spree, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-132
    
    
  • REMEMBER THE GLORIES OF BRIEN THE BRAVE 
    Publisher unknown 
    1850 
    Remember the Glories of Brian the Brave 
    Remember The Glories of Brien The Brave 
    Broadside BPP 1001-132
    
    
  • LINES ON THE GREA MIRACLE OF OUR HOLY FATHEER TH POPE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 56 COOK St Dublin 
    1870 
    Lines on the Great Miracle of Our Holy Father the Pope 
    You heroes of the Church of Rome attention pay to me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-133 c1
    
    
  • LINES ON THE GREA MIRAGLE OF OUR HOLY FATHEER TH POPE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 56 COOK St. Dublin 
    1870 
    Lines on the Great Miracle of Our Holy Father the Pope 
    You heroes of the Church of Rome attention pay to me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-133 c2
    
    
  • LINES ON THE GREA MIRAGLE OF OUR HOLY FATHEER TH POPE 
    Publisher unknown 
    1870 
    Lines on the Great Miracle of Our Holy Father the Pope 
    You heroes of the Church of Rome a tention pay to me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-133 c3
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D GROGAN'S GROVE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Grogan's grove 
    As I roved out one eveing it being in the month of May 
    Broadside BPP 1001-134 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D GROGANS GROVE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Grogan's Grove 
    As I roved out one eveing it being in the month of May 
    Broadside BPP 1001-134 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D GROGANS GROVE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Grogan's Grove 
    As I roved out one eveing it being in the month of May 
    Broadside BPP 1001-134 c3
    
    
  • HAGERTYS BALL 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    Hagerty's Ball 
    Iits near Balakale where the lads they are friskey 
    Broadside BPP 1001-135 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE HIREING DAY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called The Hiring Day 
    on buxom lads and lasaes gay, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-137 c1
    
    
  • A New song Call'd THE HIREING DAY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called The Hiring Day 
    You buxom lads and lasaes gay, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-137 c2
    
    
  • A new song Call'd THE HIREING DAY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called The Hiring Day 
    You buxom lads and lasaes gay, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-137 c3
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE HIREING FAIRS OF ULSTER 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Hiring Fairs of Ulster 
    Good people all atention pay 
    Broadside BPP 1001-138
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE HIREING OF THE SERVANTS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Hiring of the Servants  
    Good people all attention pay unto these lines that I relate 
    Broadside BPP 1001-139 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE HIREING OF THE SERVANTS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    For Sixteen Months I Courted Her 
    Good people all attention pay unto those lines I do relate 
    Broadside BPP 1001-139 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE HIREING OF THE SERVANTS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Hiring of the Servants  
    Good people all attention pay unto those lines I relate 
    Broadside BPP 1001-139 c3
    
    
  • THE HOLY MISSIONERS FAREWELL TO THOMASTOWN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Holy Missioners Farewell to Thomastown 
    Good christians young and old to me now pay attention 
    Broadside BPP 1001-140
    
    
  • THE HOME RULE MAN 
    J. White, Printer, Rose-place, Scotland Road, Liverpool 
    n.d. 
    The Home Rule Man 
    I'm an Irish boy, born in Limerick city, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-141
    
    
  • THOUGH POOR I'M A GENTLEMAN STILL 
    J. White, Printer, Rose-place, Scotland Road, Liverpool 
    n.d. 
    Though Poor I'm a Gentleman Still 
    Don't think by my dress that I come here to beg, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-141
    
    
  • HOMEWARD BOUND 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Homeward Bound 
    To the Humber Banks we will bid adieu, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-142
    
    
  • SALLY IN OUR ALLEY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Sally in our Alley 
    Of all the girls that are so smart, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-142
    
    
  • HONEST WORKING MAN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Honest Working Man 
    There's a class tha bears the stamp of the great, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-143
    
    
  • COME, LANDLORD, FILL A FLOWING BOWL 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Come, Landlord, Fill a Flowing Bowl 
    Come, Landlord, Fill A Flowing Bowl 
    Broadside BPP 1001-143
    
    
  • I Vowed I Never Would LEAVE HER 
    EDWARDS, Printer, Kentish Town 
    1829-1868 
    I Vowed I Never Would Leave Her 
    Please to look on this warrior bold, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-144
    
    
  • I WISH I WAS LYING ALONE 
    Publisher unknown 
    1869 
    I Wish I Was Lying Alone 
    Young girles, have pity on me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-145 c1
    
    
  • I WISH I WAS LYING ALONE 
    Publisher unknown 
    1869 
    For Sixteen Months I Courted Her 
    Young giries, have pity on me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-145 c2
    
    
  • I WISH I WAS LIYING ALONE 
    Publisher unknown 
    1869 
    I Wish I Was Lying Alone 
    Young girles, have pity on me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-145 c3
    
    
  • I'VE GOT A SOFT PLACE IN MY HEAD 
    John Harkness, Printer, Church Street, Preston 
    1850-1873 
    I've Got a Soft Place in my Head 
    Your pardon, kind laides and gentlemen all, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-146
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ONE THING AND T'OTHER 
    John Harkness, Printer, Church Street, Preston 
    1850-1873 
    A New Song One Thing and the Other 
    Good people give hear to me, and I will not keep you long, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-146
    
    
  • A NEW SONG On the Insanity and Doings of THE POOR JUDGE 
    Publisher unknown 
    after 1878 
    A New Song on the Insanity and Doings of The Poor Judge 
    Oh! There's another good man gone wrong, hurroo hurroo, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-148
    
    
  • THE IRISH BRIGADE 
    Publisher unknown 
    after 1860 
    The Irish Brigade 
    Hibernia's sweet harp from your slumber awaken, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-149
    
    
  • The Fenian Men. 
    Publisher unknown 
    after 1860 
    The Fenian Men 
    See who comes over the red blossomed heather, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-149
    
    
  • The Irish Girls My Darling. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Irish Girls My Darling 
    Florence M'Carthy's dead and gone, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-150 c1
    
    
  • The Irish Girls My Darling. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Irish Girls My Darling 
    Florence M'Carthy's dead and gone, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-150 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SOG ON THE IRISH HARVESTS TRIUMPH OVER THE ENGLISH 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Irish Harvesters' Triumph over the English 
    Come all you true bred Irishmen that are enclined to roam 
    Broadside BPP 1001-151
    
    
  • THE IRISH JAUNTING CAR 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Irish Jaunting Car 
    My name is Larry Doolan, I'm a native of the soil, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-152
    
    
  • THE IRISH: RAKE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Irish Rake 
    I'm a poor old sinner that spent my youth most foolish 
    Broadside BPP 1001-153 c1
    
    
  • THE IRISH: RAKE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Irish Rake 
    I'm a poor old sinner that spent my youth most foolish 
    Broadside BPP 1001-153 c2
    
    
  • THE IRISH TENNANT FARMERS LAMENT FROM EVICTION FROM HIS NATIVE HOME 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Irish Tenant Farmer's Lament from Eviction from his Native Home 
    All you that sympathise with poor old Ireland 
    Broadside BPP 1001-154 c1
    
    
  • THE IRISH TENNANT FARMERS LAMENT FROM EVICTION FROM HIS NATIVE HOME 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Irish Tenant Farmers' Lament from Eviction from His Native Home 
    All you that sympathise with poor old Ireland 
    Broadside BPP 1001-154 c2
    
    
  • ISABELLA, TH BARBER'S DAUGHTER. 
    Publisher unknown 
    after 1867 
    Isabella, The Barber's Daughter 
    When you hear my ditty my woes you will pity, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-155
    
    
  • The Exile's Return 
    Publisher unknown 
    after 1867 
    The Exile's Return 
    Sons of the old green Isle, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-155
    
    
  • A New Song called JACK, YOU REMEMBER THE NUTS 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Jack, You Remember the Nuts 
    In Belfast lived a merchant, a wealthy merchant man, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-156
    
    
  • THE Jacket Green. 
    Publisher unknown 
    1868 
    The Jacket Green 
    When I was a maiden fair and young 
    Broadside BPP 1001-157
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALLED JIG LIGHT SUE 
    P. Brereton Printer 3 Goodman Lane Off Patrick's, Close, Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Jig Light Sue 
    In Clonakilty shure 
    Broadside BPP 1001-158
    
    
  • JOHN O'DWYER -- A -- GLANA 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    John O'Dwyer-a-Glana 
    Ohe morning as I started 
    Broadside BPP 1001-159 c1
    
    
  • JOHN O'DWYER -- A -- GLANA 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    John O'Dwyer-a-Glana 
    Ohe morning as I started, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-159 c2
    
    
  • THE ADVENTURES OF JOHN MANKS AND HIS POCK-MARKED CAT 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Adventures of John Manks and His Pockmarked Cat 
    Ere last night, about 47 years ago, I received a letter 
    Broadside BPP 1001-160
    
    
• Box 3: BPP 1001-161 to BPP 1001-240 
  • A New Song called John Morrissy Again in the Field? Who he is to fight on the 1st of November, 1864. 
    Publisher unknown 
    1864 
    A New Song called John Morrissy Again in the Field? Who he is to fight on the 1st of November, 1864. 
    Draw near you sons of Grannuale attend unto my song, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-161
    
    
  • A New Song on the Judgment DELIVERED IN GALWAY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Judgment Delivered in Galway 
    There is a man going through the land, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-162
    
    
  • JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE MOTHER 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    Just Before the Battle Mother 
    Just before the battle mother I am thinking mos of you 
    Broadside BPP 1001-163 c1
    
    
  • JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE MOTHER 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    Just Before the Battle Mother 
    Just befor the battle mother I am thinking mos o' you 
    Broadside BPP 1001-163 c2
    
    
  • "KENTISH FIRE" 
    Publisher unknown.Printed for the Religious Tract Society, 1s per 1000. Agents wanted everywhere. In the Press and will shortly appear theChristmas Hymn. Bagging Round, 
    n.d. 
    Kentish Fire 
    A dark cloud rose across the snows and along the river stole, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-164
    
    
  • TH KERRYMAN'S RAMBLES. To the County of Tipperary. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Kerryman's Rambles. To the County of Tipperary 
    One day in the Autumn season, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-165
    
    
  • KISS ME, MOTHER, ERE I DIE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Kiss Me, Mother, Before I Die 
    Kiss me, mother, ere I die 
    Broadside BPP 1001-166
    
    
  • I'M ONE OF THE OLDEN TIME; OR, FIFTY YEARS AGO 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    I'm One of the Olden Time; Or, Fifty Years Ago 
    Oh, I was born some years ago, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-166
    
    
  • THE LABOURING WOMAN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Laboring Woman 
    You married men and women too 
    Broadside BPP 1001-167 c1
    
    
  • POLLY WON'T YOU TRY ME OH! Sung by Mrs. Florence, at the Royal ???, Liverpool with unbounded applause 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Polly Won't You Try Me Oh. Sung by Mrs. Florence, at the Royal ???, Liverpool with unbounded applause 
    Down in Sky town lived a maid 
    Broadside BPP 1001-167 c1
    
    
  • THE Labouring Woman 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Labouring Woman 
    You married men and women too, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-167 c2
    
    
  • POLLY WON'T YOU TRY ME OH 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Polly Won't You Try Me Oh 
    Down in Sky town lived a maid 
    Broadside BPP 1001-167 c2
    
    
  • THE LADY'S CONVERSION TO CATHOLICITY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Lady's Conversion to Catholicity 
    As I roved out one evening down by a pleasant shade, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-168
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE LADY'S NEW FASIOS OR THE GIRLS DRESS CAPS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Lady's New Fashions or the Girls' Dress Caps 
    Come all you young fellows I hope you'd draw near 
    Broadside BPP 1001-169 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE LADY'S NEW FASIOS OR THE GIRLS DRESS CAPS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Ladys' New Fashions or the Girls' Dress Caps 
    Come all you young fellows I hope you'd draw near 
    Broadside BPP 1001-169 c2
    
    
  • THE Lady's Petycoat. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Lady's Petticoat 
    Concerning the fashions I will let you hear, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-170
    
    
  • A Much Admired Song Entitled LANNIGAN'S BALL 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A Much Admired Song Entitled Lannigan's Ball 
    In the town of Athy live'd one Jemmy Lanagan 
    Broadside BPP 1001-171
    
    
  • LARK IN THE MORNING 
    J.O. Bebbington, Printer, 26, Goulden-street, Oldham Road, Manchester, and sold by John Beaumont, 176, York-street, Leeds. 
    1855-1861 
    Lark in the Morning 
    As I was walking one morning in May, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-172
    
    
  • FANNY GRAY 
    J.O. Bebbington, Printer, 26, Goulden-street, Oldham Road, Manchester, and sold by John Beaumont, 176, York-street, Leeds. 
    1855-1861 
    Fanny Gray 
    Well, well, sir! So you've come at last, I thought you'd come no more 
    Broadside BPP 1001-172
    
    
  • LASS O' GLENSHEA 
    William M'Call, Printer, 4 Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Lass of Glenshea 
    On a bonny day when the heather was blooming, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-173
    
    
  • BETSEY OF DUNDEE 
    William M'Call, Printer, 4 Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Betsey Of Dundee 
    You sailors of the nation, I pray you give attention, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-173
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE LAST DUBLIN ELECTION COMPOSED BY JOSEPH SADDLER 
    Publisher unknown 
    1870 
    A New Song on the Last Dublin Election. Composed by Joseph Saddler. 
    Wateloo was bought for gold says the green gown lane 
    Broadside BPP 1001-174
    
    
  • LINES Written on the late meloncholy death of T.F. MEAGHER, Who on the 1st July fell from the deck of a steamer at Fort Benton, and was swept away by the current, his body not having been discovered up to the latest accounts. 
    Publisher unknown 
    1867 
    Lines Written on the Late Melancholy Death of T.F. Meagher... 
    You daughters of Old Erin with patience give ear to em 
    Broadside BPP 1001-175
    
    
  • THE LAMENTATION OF LAURENCE AND MARGRET SHIELDS WHO WAS EXECUTED ON THE 27SH DAY OF MAY IN TULLAMORE GOAL FOR THE MURDER OF PATRICK DUNNE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 65 Cooke St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Lamentation of Laurence and Margret Shields who was Executed on the 27th Day of May in Tullamore Gaol for the Murder of Patrick Dunne 
    Atend each feeling christian this day we on you call 
    Broadside BPP 1001-176 c1
    
    
  • THE LAMENTATION OF LAURENCE AND MARGRET SHIELDS WHO WAS EXECUTED ON THE 27SH day of May in Tullamore Goal for the Murder of PATRICK DUNNE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Lamentation of Laurence and Margret Shields who were Executed on the 27th Day of May in Tullamore Jail for the Murder of Patrick Dunne 
    Atend each feeling christian this day on you we call 
    Broadside BPP 1001-176 c2
    
    
  • LINES WRITTEN ON THE LIBERATION OF BARRETT 
    P. Brereton Printer, 55 COOKE St. 
    1870 
    Lines Written on the Liberation of Barrett 
    Down Ormond Quay as I did stray 
    Broadside BPP 1001-177 c1
    
    
  • LINES WRITTEN ON THE LIBERATION OF BARRETT 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1879 
    Lines Written on the Liberation of Barrett 
    Down Ormond Quay as I did stray 
    Broadside BPP 1001-177 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE LIBERATION OF ROBERT KELLY 
    Publisher unknown 
    1878 
    A New Song on the Liberation of Robert Kelly 
    Attend both young and old to those lines I now unfold, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-178
    
    
  • THE Lish Young BUY-A-BROOM. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Lish Young Buy-A-Broom 
    As I was traveling in the south country, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-180
    
    
  • The Bonnie Lassie's Answer. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Bonnie Lassie's Answer 
    Farewell to Glasgow, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-180
    
    
  • The Loss of one Hero ON THE PLAINS OF WATERLOO 
    Publisher unknown 
    1840 
    The Loss of One Hero on the Plains of Waterloo 
    Come all you lovers that are true and ?? 
    Broadside BPP 1001-181
    
    
  • LOVE YOUR OWN LAND 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Love Your Own Land 
    ve been a wanderer thro 
    Broadside BPP 1001-183 c1
    
    
  • LOVE YOUR OWN LAND 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Love your Own Land 
    Ive been a wanderer thro 
    Broadside BPP 1001-183 c2
    
    
  • LOVE YOUR OWN LAND 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Love your Own Land 
    I've been a wanderer thro, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-183 c3
    
    
  • A MUCH ADMIRED SONG CALL'D THE LOVELY MAID OF WILLIMS TOWN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A Much Admired Song Called the Lovely Maid of Williams Town 
    In blooming map when Flora gay bedect the fragrant plain 
    Broadside BPP 1001-185 c1
    
    
  • A MUCH ADMIRED SONG CALL'D THE LOVELY MAID OF WILLIMS TOWN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A Much Admired Song Called the Lovely Maid of Williams Town 
    In blooming map when Flora gay bedect the fragrant plain 
    Broadside BPP 1001-185 c2
    
    
  • A MUCH ADMIRED SONG CALL'D THE LOVERS OF DERRY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    A Much Admired Song Called the Lovers of Derry 
    You lovers all atedt on pay the truth I will lay down 
    Broadside BPP 1001-186
    
    
  • A NEW SOG CALL'D HE LOYAL LASSES OF CASTLEREA 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Loyal Lasses of Castlerea 
    One day on a fine summers season 
    Broadside BPP 1001-187 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SOG CALL'D HE LOYAL LASSES OF CASTLEREA 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Loyal Lasses of Castlerea 
    One day on a fine summers season 
    Broadside BPP 1001-187 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SOG CALL'D HE LOYAL LASSES OF CASTLEREA 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Loyal Lasses of Castlerea 
    One day on a fine summers season 
    Broadside BPP 1001-187 c3
    
    
  • A NEW SOG CALL'D HE LOYAL LASSES OF CASTLEREA 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Loyal Lasses of Castlerea 
    One day on a fine summers season 
    Broadside BPP 1001-187 c4
    
    
  • THE LOYAL LOVERS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 65 Cooke Street, Dublin 
    1870 
    The Loyal Lovers 
    Come a'l you loyal lovers wherever thn you be 
    Broadside BPP 1001-188
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON LUCKEY ELOPEMENT 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on Lucky Elopement 
    I am a young fellow that ran out my land & means 
    Broadside BPP 1001-189 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON LUCKEY ELOPEMENT 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on Lucky Elopement 
    I am a young fellow that ran out my land & means 
    Broadside BPP 1001-189 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON LUCKEY ELOPEMENT 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on Lucky Elopement 
    I am a young fellow that ran out my land & means 
    Broadside BPP 1001-189 c3
    
    
  • M'KENNA'S DREAM 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    McKenna's Dream 
    One night of late I chanced to stray, all in the pleasant month of May, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-190
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE MAID OF BALLYMOAT 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Maid of Ballymoat 
    One day as I chanced to go roveing 
    Broadside BPP 1001-191 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE MAID OF BAILYMOAT 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Maid of Bailymoat 
    One day as I chanced to go roveing 
    Broadside BPP 1001-191 c2
    
    
  • THE MAID OF BONCLODY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 65 Cooke St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Maid of BonClody 
    Were you erer at the moss honse where th birds do increase 
    Broadside BPP 1001-192
    
    
  • THE MAID OF LISMORE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    The Maid of Lismore 
    One day as I chanced to go roving, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-193 c1
    
    
  • THE MAID OF LISMORE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange Street Dublin 
    1868 
    The Maid of Lismore 
    One day as I chanced to go roving 
    Broadside BPP 1001-193 c2
    
    
  • THE MAID OF LISMORE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    The Maid of Lismore 
    One day as I chanced to go roving, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-193 c3
    
    
  • THE MAID OF LISMORE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    The Maid of Lismore 
    One day as I chanced to go roving, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-193 c4
    
    
  • THE MAID OF LISMORE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    The Maid of Lismore 
    One day as I chanced to go roving, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-193 c5
    
    
  • Maid of Slievnamon. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Maid of Slievenamon 
    Alone, all alone, by the wave-washed strand, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-194
    
    
  • MAID OF SWEET Gurteen. 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Maid of Sweet Gurteen 
    Come all you gentle muses, combine and lend an ear, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-195 c1
    
    
  • ANSWER TO BETSY OF BALLINTOWN BRAE. 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Answer To Betsy of Ballintown Brae 
    Young men and maidens I pray lend an ear, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-195 c1
    
    
  • MAID OF SWEET GURTEEN 
    Printed by M'Call, 4 Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. Shops and hawkers supplied. 
    1857-1877 
    Maid of Sweet Gurteen 
    Come all you gentle muses, combine and lend an ear 
    Broadside BPP 1001-195 c2
    
    
  • ANSWER TO BETSY OF BALLINTOWN BRAE 
    Printed by M'Call, 4 Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. Shops and hawkers supplied. 
    1857-1877 
    Answer to Betsy of Ballintown Brae 
    Young men and maidens I pray lend an ear, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-195 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE MALISIA MAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 55 Cooke St Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Malisia Man 
    ??? In this town of high renown a lovely maid did ??? 
    Broadside BPP 1001-196 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE MALISIA MAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 65 Cooke St Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called The Malisia Man 
    ??? In this town of high renown a lovely maid did dwell 
    Broadside BPP 1001-196 c2
    
    
  • [ON BOARD] OF THE MAN-OF-WAR 
    William McCall, Printer, 4, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    [On board] Of The Man-of-war 
    One winter's day as I was walking, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-197 c1
    
    
  • HURRAH FOR THE ROAD 
    William McCall, Printer, 4, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Hurrah For The Road 
    Hurrah o'er Hounslow-heath to roam, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-197 c1
    
    
  • [ON BOARD] OF THE Man-of-war. 
    Wm. McCall, Printer, 4, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    [On board] Of The Man-of-war 
    One winter's day as I was walking, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-197 c2
    
    
  • HURRAH FOR THE ROAD 
    Wm. McCall, Printer, 4, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Hurrah for the Road 
    Hurrah o'er Hounslow-heath to roam, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-197 c2
    
    
  • A New Song called The Mantle so Green 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called The Mantle So Green 
    As I went out a walking one morning in June, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-198
    
    
  • THE MANTLE SO GREEN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Mantle So Green 
    As I went out a walking one morning in June, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-199
    
    
  • THE MANTLE SO GREEN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Mantle So Green 
    As I went out a walking one morning in June, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-200
    
    
  • THE Open Sea'S MY HOME. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Open Sea's My Home 
    The sea, the open sea's my home, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-200
    
    
  • My Bark is Bounding Near. 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    My Bark is Bounding Near 
    OH, listen, dearest lady, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-201
    
    
  • MAIDEN, I'LL Ne'er deceive thee. 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Maiden, I'll Never Deceive Thee 
    MAIDEN, I will ne'er deceive thee, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-201
    
    
  • PIRATE CREW. 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Pirate Crew 
    O'er the wild world of waters we roam ever free,  
    Broadside BPP 1001-201
    
    
  • STADARD BEARER 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Standard Bearer 
    Upon the tented field, a Minstrel Knight 
    Broadside BPP 1001-201
    
    
  • MARBLE HALLS 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Marble Halls 
    I DREAMT that I dwelt in marble halls, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-201
    
    
  • Love Not 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright-place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Love Not 
    Love not, love not, ye hopeless sons of clay, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-201
    
    
  • MARY JANE, PARODY ON OLD LOG CABIN DOWN THE LANE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Mary Jane, Parody on Old Log Cabin down the Lane 
    Oh I'm bothered and tormented with a vixen of a wife, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-202
    
    
  • OUT IN THE MOONLIGHT 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Out in the Moonlight 
    Some love to wander down by the meadows, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-202
    
    
  • THE HAT MY FATHER WORE! 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Hat My Father Wore! 
    I'm Paddy Miles an Irish boy, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-202
    
    
  • MARY MELVIN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Mary Melvin 
    Draw near you true lovers and pay attention, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-203
    
    
  • Meeting of Tara. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Meeting of Tara 
    On the 15th day of August in the year of 43, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-204
    
    
  • MERRY PLOUGHBOY 
    W. M'Call, Printer, 4 Cartwright Place, Byrom Street, Liverpool- Shops and Hawkers supplied. 
    1857-1877 
    Merry Plowboy 
    One Saturday night, I remember it well, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-205
    
    
  • OLD SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER 
    W. M'Call, Printer, 4 Cartwright Place, Byrom Street, Liverpool- Shops and Hawkers supplied. 
    1857-1877 
    Old Soldier's Daughter 
    ...you remember the old soldier's daughter, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-205
    
    
  • THE MINUTE-GUN AT SEA. 
    W. M'Call,Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    The Minute-Gun at Sea 
    When in the storm on Albion's coast, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-206
    
    
  • THE KEEL ROW 
    W. M'Call,Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    The Keel Row 
    Oh, who so like my Johnny, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-206
    
    
  • HARRY BLUFF 
    W. M'Call,Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    Harry Bluff 
    Harry Bluff, when a boy left his friends and his home, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-206
    
    
  • MITCHELL'S ADDRESS 
    Printed by John White Rose-place, Scotland Road, Liverpool. Shops and Country Orders, supplied Cheaper than any house in the trade. 
    n.d. 
    Mitchell's Address 
    I am a bold true Irishman, John Mitchel is my name, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-207
    
    
  • LINES WRITTEN ON THE MOST DREADFUL FIRE THAT BROKEOUT IN CHICAGO IN AMERICA COMPOS'D BY JERAMIAH CRONAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, ?? COOKE Street Dublin 
    1871 
    Lines Written on the Most Dreadful Fire that Broke out in Chicago in America. Composed by Jeramiah Cronan. 
    You simpathising Chrrstians I pray you'l listen unto me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-208
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D MOLLY MY DARLING DONT LEAVE ME 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song called Molly My Darling Don't Leave me 
    Fatagued I am after a long campaign  
    Broadside BPP 1001-209 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D MOLLY MY DARLING DONT LEAVE ME 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Molly My Darling Don't Leave Me 
    Fatagued I am after a long campaign 
    Broadside BPP 1001-209 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D MOLLY MY DARLING DONT LEAVE ME 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Molly My Darling Don't Leave Me 
    Fatagued I am after a long campaign, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-209 c3
    
    
  • MY MOTHER IS A TRUE BORN IRISHMAN 
    Publisher unknown 
    1850-1873 
    My Mother is a True Born Irishman 
    Tis I that baires an illigant Name 
    Broadside BPP 1001-210
    
    
  • TRAVELLING TINKER 
    Publisher unknown 
    1850-1873 
    Travelling Tinker 
    I am a travelling tinker with my workshop on my back, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-210
    
    
  • Mother, MOTHER, LET ME KISS THEE 
    Published by E. Henry & Co., St. Ann's Square, Manchester 
    1860-1869 
    Mother, Mother, Let Me Kiss Thee 
    Mother, mother, let me kiss thee 
    Broadside BPP 1001-211
    
    
  • AFTER DARK 
    Published by E. Henry & Co., St. Ann's Square, Manchester 
    1860-1869 
    After Dark 
    To rise up with the lark, no doubt, is very fine, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-211
    
    
  • A NEW SONG IN PRAISE OF MR TAIT AND TEH HARBOUR BOMMISSIONERS 
    Publisher unknown 
    1860 
    A New Song in Praise of Mr. Tait and the Harbour Commissioners  
    Arrah who basn's heard of the Harbour Commissoners, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-212
    
    
  • MRS O'DONAVAN ROSIA'S LAMENT FOR HER HUSBAND 
    Publisher unknown 
    1867 
    Mrs. O'Donovan Rosia's Lament for her Husband 
    I'm lonesome dear Rossa, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-213
    
    
  • MURDEROUS OUTRAGE AND ATACK ON THN TENNANT FARMERS AT DOUVILLA IN THE COUN Q OF CAVVN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    Murderous Outrage and Attack on the Tenant Farmers at Douvilla in the County of Cavan 
    You gallant sons of Erin I hope you'l lend an ear 
    Broadside BPP 1001-214 c1
    
    
  • MURDEROUS OUTRAGE AND ATACK ON THN TENNANT FARMERS AT DOUVILLA IN THE COUN Q OF CAVVN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    Murderous Outrage and Attack on the Tenant Farmers at Douvilla in the County of Cavan 
    You gallant sons of Erin I hope you'l lend an ear 
    Broadside BPP 1001-214 c2
    
    
  • MURPHY THE BLIGHTED POTATES. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Murphy the Blighted Potatoes 
    Ther is a man going through the land 
    Broadside BPP 1001-215 c1
    
    
  • MURPHY THE BLIGHTED POTATES 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Murphy the Blighted Potatoes 
    Ther is a man going through the land, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-215 c2
    
    
  • MURPHY THE BLIGHTED POTATES 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Murphy the Blighted Potatoes 
    Ther is a man going through the land, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-215 c3
    
    
  • MURPHY THE BLIGHTED POTATES 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Murphy the Blighted Potatoes 
    Ther is a man going through the land, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-215 c4
    
    
  • MURPHY IS COMING 
    Publisher unknown 
    1868 
    Murphy is Coming 
    Oh crickey good gracious where will we run, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-216
    
    
  • O'REILLY FROM THE CO CAVAN OR THE PHOENIX OF ERIUS GREEN ISLE 
    P Brereton, Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    O'Reilly from the Co. Cavan or the Phoenix of Erin's Green Isle 
    Wheu first I came to this country, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-217
    
    
  • THE OLD BEDSTEAD 
    Printed by John White Rose-place, Scotland-road, Liverpool. Shops and Country Orders, supplied Cheaper than any house in the trade 
    n.d. 
    The Old Bedstead 
    It was down in Bedford's ? an old fashioned town 
    Broadside BPP 1001-218
    
    
  • THE NOBLE 24TH 
    Printed by John White Rose-place, Scotland-road, Liverpool. Shops and Country Orders, supplied Cheaper than any house in the trade 
    n.d. 
    The Noble 24th 
    A story came one morning from a far and distant land, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-218
    
    
  • HOME RULE FOR IRELAND 
    Printed by John White Rose-place, Scotland-road, Liverpool. Shops and Country Orders, supplied Cheaper than any house in the trade 
    n.d. 
    Home Rule For Ireland 
    Tis many years ago in Irteland you must know, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-218
    
    
  • OLD DOG TRAY 
    W.S FORTEY, Printer and Publisher, 2 & 3, Monmouth Court, Seven Dials, London. 
    1856-1890 
    Old Dog Tray 
    The morn of life is past, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-219
    
    
  • Good-bye, Sweetheart! GOOD-BYE 
    London: Printed at the "Catnach Press," by W.S FORTEY, Printer and Publisher, 2 & 3, Monmouth Court, Seven Dials, London. The Oldest and Cheapest House in the World of Ballads, (4000 sorts,) Children's Books, Panoramas, Song Books, &c. 
    1856-1890 
    Good-bye, Sweetheart! Good-Bye 
    The bright stars fade, the morn is breaking, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-219
    
    
  • THE OLD OAK TREE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 55 COOKE St. Dublin 
    1860 
    The Old Oak Tree 
    The night was dark and blew the wind & quickly fell the rain 
    Broadside BPP 1001-220
    
    
  • OLEON'S ASHES 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool.-Shops and hawkers supplied. 
    1857-1877 
    Oleon's Ahes 
    Attend you gallant Britons bold, unto these lines I will unfold, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-221
    
    
  • COME DWELL WITH ME 
    W. M'Call, Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom-street, Liverpool.-Shops and hawkers supplied. 
    1857-1877 
    Come Dwell with Me 
    Come dwell with me, come, dwell with me, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-221
    
    
  • ONE SUIT BETWEEN TWO 
    W. McCall, Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    One Suit Between Two 
    All you who are reduced and wish to cut a shine, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-222
    
    
  • THE SCARLET FLOWER 
    W. McCall, Printer, Cartwright Place, Byrom street, Liverpool. 
    1857-1877 
    The Scarlet Flower 
    She's gentle as the zephyr, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-222
    
    
  • THE ORGAN GRINDER 
    Publisher unknown 
    1868 
    The Organ Grinder 
    Kind friends attention give to me. 
    Broadside BPP 1001-223 c1
    
    
  • THE ORGAN GRINDER 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    The Organ Grinder 
    Kind friends attention give to me. 
    Broadside BPP 1001-223 c2
    
    
  • LINES WRITTEN ON OUR PATRI TIC PRIM FATHER THO'S OMALLY BY WILLIAM PURNEL 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    Lines Written on our Patriotic Priest Father Thos. O'Mally by William Purnel 
    [illegible] 
    Broadside BPP 1001-224 c1
    
    
  • LINES WRITTEN ON OUR PATRI TIC PRIM FATHER THO'S OMALLY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Lines Written on Our Patriotic Priest, Father Thos O'Mally, by William [illegible] 
    [illegible] 
    Broadside BPP 1001-224 c2
    
    
  • OVER THE GARDEN WALL 
    White Printer, 8 Rose Place, Liverpool 
    n.d. 
    Over The Garden Wall 
    Oh, my love stood under the walnut tree, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-225
    
    
  • OYSTER GIRL 
    ...Printer,...street, Oldham Road, Manchester; sold by John...., 176, York-street, Leeds 
    1855-1861 
    Oyster Girl 
    As I was walking in London Street 
    Broadside BPP 1001-226
    
    
  • IF I HAD A THOUSAND A YEAR 
    ...Printer,...street, Oldham Road, Manchester; sold by John...., 176, York-street, Leeds 
    1855-1861 
    If I Had A Thousand A Year 
    O If I Had A Thousand A Year, Gaffer Green, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-226
    
    
  • ELLEN THE FAIR 
    ...Printer,...street, Oldham Road, Manchester; sold by John...., 176, York-street, Leeds 
    1855-1861 
    Ellen the Fair 
    Fair Ellen one morning from her cottage had stray'd 
    Broadside BPP 1001-226
    
    
  • OYSTER SHELL BONNET AND DANDY CHIGNAUNS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    Oyster Shell Bonnet and Dandy Chignauns 
    Of all the queer fashions you ever did see 
    Broadside BPP 1001-227 c1
    
    
  • OYSTER SHELL BONNET AND DANDY CHIGNAUNS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    Oyster Shell Bonnet and Dandy Chignauns 
    Of all the queer fashions you ever did see 
    Broadside BPP 1001-227 c2
    
    
  • OYSTER SHELL BONNET AND DANDY CHIGNAUNS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    Oyster Shell Bonnet and Dandy Chignauns 
    Of all the queer fashions you ever did see 
    Broadside BPP 1001-227 c3
    
    
  • THE PADDINGTON COACHMAN. Air-"Garryowen." 
    Printed and Sold Wholesale and Retail, by John O. Bobbington, 22, Goulden-street, Oldham Road, Manchester 
    1855-1861 
    The Paddington Coachman 
    I suppose you all know at the back of the bank, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-228
    
    
  • MARY MAY 
    Printed and Sold Wholesale and Retail, by John O. Bobbington, 22, Goulden-street, Oldham Road, Manchester 
    1855-1861 
    Mary May 
    They have chosen the proud stranger, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-228
    
    
  • PARODY ON PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE 
    Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dub 
    n.d. 
    Parody on Paddle Your Own Canoe 
    I've drank away my precious time 
    Broadside BPP 1001-229 c1
    
    
  • PARODY ON PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    Parody on Paddle Your Own Canoe 
    I've drank away my precious time, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-229 c2
    
    
  • NEW VERSION OF PADDLE YOUR OWNCANOE BY A SAILOR IN THE CITY OF WATERFORD 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    New Version of Paddle Your Own Canoe by a Sailor in the City of Waterford 
    Some little experince I'veha in my time 
    Broadside BPP 1001-230
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE PAPIST ASS 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Papist Ass 
    On the 7th of march brave boys I did carelessly stray 
    Broadside BPP 1001-231
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ENTITLED PARNELL'S PROGRESS THROUGH AMERICA. By M. O'Brien. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Entitled Parnell's Progress through America. By M. O'Brien. 
    You loyal Irishmen ??? ??? unto those verses lend an ear, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-232
    
    
  • [P]ARSON AND QUAKER 
    Manchester: Printed by John Bebbington, 31, Oldham Road. Sold by J. Beaumont, 176, York Street, Leeds; and Mr. Clayton, Silsbridge Lane, Bradford 
    1855-1861 
    Parson and Quaker 
    A jolly faced person just happened to pop, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-233
    
    
  • THOUGH FORTUNE DARKLY O'ER ME FROWNS 
    Manchester: Printed by John Bebbington, 31, Oldham Road. Sold by J. Beaumont, 176, York Street, Leeds; and Mr. Clayton, Silsbridge Lane, Bradford 
    1855-1861 
    Though Fortune Darkly Over Me Frowns 
    Though fortune darkly o'er me frowns, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-233
    
    
  • SILLY YOUNG MAID 
    Manchester: Printed by John Bebbington, 31, Oldham Road. Sold by J. Beaumont, 176, York Street, Leeds; and Mr. Clayton, Silsbridge Lane, Bradford 
    1855-1861 
    Silly Young Maid 
    I am an old miser, both aged and lame, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-233
    
    
  • THE METHODIST PARSON, OR, PREACHING FOR BACON 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Methodist Parson, Or, Preaching For Bacon 
    A Methodist parson whose name it was George, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-234
    
    
  • WHEN MY OLD HAT WAS NEW 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    When My Old Hat Was New 
    I am a poor old man in years, come listen to my song, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-234
    
    
  • PATRICK BRADY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Patrick Brady 
    You sons of poor old Granualhope you will attend, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-235
    
    
  • Patrick O'Neill. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Patrick O'Neill 
    On April the first I set out like a fool, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-236
    
    
  • Patrick Sheehan. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Patrick Sheenhan 
    My name is Patrick Sheehan, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-237
    
    
  • THE ORIGINAL PEELER AND THE GOAT 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Original Peeler and the Goat 
    Two Banshee peelers were one night, on duty patrolling, O. 
    Broadside BPP 1001-238
    
    
  • [A] PERFECT CURE 
    London-H. Such, Printer and Publisher, 177, Union Street Boro'-S.E. 
    1863-1885 
    [A] Perfect Cure 
    Young love he plays some funny tricks, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-239
    
    
  • WHEN BU[CKS A] HUNTING GO! 
    London-H. Such, Printer and Publisher, 177, Union Street Boro'-S.E. 
    1863-1885 
    When Bucks A-hunting Go! 
    How sweet is the horn that sounds in the morn, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-239
    
    
  • THE PHILLIPSTOWN MURDER AND CONVICTION OF LAURENCE AND MARGRET SHIELDS 
    P. Brereton 36 Cooke St.,Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Phillipstown Murder and the Conviction of Laurence and Margret Shields 
    In bitter anquish we now reveal 
    Broadside BPP 1001-240 c1
    
    
  • THE PHILLIPSTOWN MURDER AND CONVICTION OF LAURENCE AND MARGRET SHEILDS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 56 COOKE St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Phillipstown Murder and Conviction of Laurence and Margret Sheilds 
    In bitter anquish we now reveal 
    Broadside BPP 1001-240 c2
    
    
• Box 4: BPP 1001-241 to BPP 1001-326 
  • PLEAESNT LOOKING WIFE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Pleasant Looking Wife 
    Come all you pretty maidens fair and listen u to me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-241
    
    
  • The Poor Little Sweep. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Poor Little Sweep 
    On a cold winters morning as the snow was falling, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-242
    
    
  • POOR TOM 
    H. DISLEY, Printer, 57, High-street, St. Giles 
    1853-1879 
    Poor Tom 
    Immeline and Cassy, have by stratagem escaped from the brutal hands of Legree. 
    Broadside BPP 1001-243
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CAL'D THE POOR WANDERRER SIGHS AND GRIEF ON PARTING HIS NATIVE LAND 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Poor Wanderer's Sighs and Grief on Parting His Native Land 
    Oh Erin my country tho thousands did leave thee, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-244 c1
    
    
  • A new Song Cal'd the POOR WANDERRER SIGHS AND GRIEF ON PARTING HIS NATIVE LAND 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Poor Wanderer's Sighs and Grief on Parting His Native Land 
    Oh Erin my country tho thousands did leave thee, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-244 c2
    
    
  • A new Song Cal'd the POOR WANDERRER SIGHS AND GRIEF ON PARTING HIS NATIVE LAND 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Poor Wanderer's Sighs and Grief on Parting His Native Land 
    Oh Erin my country tho thousands did leave thee, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-244 c3
    
    
  • A POUND OR A PENNY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A Pound or a Penny 
    Some very good sayings I've heard in my time, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-245 c1
    
    
  • Is that Mother BENDING O'ER ME. Tune-Mother's Warning 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Is That Mother Bending Over Me. Tune-Mother's Warning 
    Is that mother bending o'er me, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-245 c1
    
    
  • A POUND OR A PENNY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A Pound or a Penny 
    Some very good sayings I've heard in my time, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-245 c2
    
    
  • IS THAT MOTHER BENDING O'ER ME. Tune-Mother's Warning 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Is That Mother Bending Over Me. Tune-Mother's Warning 
    Is that mother bending o'er me, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-245 c2
    
    
  • THE PRAISES OF LIMERICK. 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    The Praises of Limerick 
    Farewell sweet lovely fine town, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-246
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE PRIDE OF ARDAGH AIR THE LASS OF GOWRY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1867 
    A New Song Called the Pride of Ardagh Air the Lass of Gowry 
    The moon was throwing her silver beams 
    Broadside BPP 1001-247
    
    
  • [A NEW SONG CALLED THE QUEEN OF LOVE] 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Queen of Love 
    As I walked out one evening fair down by a shady grove, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-248
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE RAKE OF RATHKEAL 
    Publisher unknown 
    1869 
    A New Song Called the Rake of Rathkeal 
    I am a young fellow that's eary and bold 
    Broadside BPP 1001-249
    
    
  • THE RATLING BOYS OF PADDY'S LAND 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    The Rattling Boys of Paddy's Land 
    You sons of Granua listen a while, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-250
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE RED HAIR'D MANS WIFE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1, Lr., Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    A New Song Called the Red Haired Man's Wife 
    You muses devine combine and lind me your aid, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-251
    
    
  • LAMENTATION OF RILLEY AND MARY CAMPBELL 
    W. McCall, Printer Cartwright-place, Byrom-Street, London 
    n.d. 
    Lamentation of Rilley and Mary Campbell 
    As I roved out one ??? fair, down by a riverside, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-252
    
    
  • SAILOR BOY'S FAREWELL To his Mother 
    W. McCall, Printer Cartwright-place, Byrom-Street, London 
    n.d. 
    Sailor Boy's Farewell to his Mother 
    Sweet mother dear, I go 
    Broadside BPP 1001-252
    
    
  • REILY FROM THE CO KERRY 
    P. Brereton Printer, COOKE St. Dublin 
    1870 
    Reily from the Co. Kerry 
    As I walk'd out of a summers morning 
    Broadside BPP 1001-253
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE RELEASE OF THE FENIAN PRISONERS 
    Publisher unknown 
    after 1867 
    A New Song on the Release of the Fenian Prisoners 
    You sons of the green old Isle, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-254
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE RELEASEMENT OF THE POLITICAL PRISONERS 
    Publisher unknown 
    1860 
    A New Song on the Release of the Political Prisoners 
    Now you Irishmen who long to see your exil'd brothers free 
    Broadside BPP 1001-255
    
    
  • REV. FATHER TOM, O'NEILL 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Rev. Father Tom, O'Neill 
    There was a widow in this town 
    Broadside BPP 1001-256
    
    
  • THE RICHES OF IRELAND 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Riches of Ireland 
    I often heard big English men 
    Broadside BPP 1001-257 c1
    
    
  • THE RICHES OF IRELAND 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Riches of Ireland 
    I often heard big English men 
    Broadside BPP 1001-257 c2
    
    
  • THE Riggs and Sprees OF PLAYHOUSE SQUARE AND WAPPING. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Riggs and Sprees of Playhouse Square and Wapping 
    I am a jolly sailor bold, and always am in motion, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-258
    
    
  • THE FEMALE Auctioneer. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Female Auctioneer 
    Well, here I am , and what of that, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-258
    
    
  • RIGHTS OF MAN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Rights of Man 
    I speak in oandour one night in slumber 
    Broadside BPP 1001-259 c1
    
    
  • THE RIVER ROE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The River Roe 
    I espied a lovely fair one, and her I did not know, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-260
    
    
  • THE ROBBER OUTWITTED 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Robber Outwitted 
    Come listen awhile and a story I will tell, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-261
    
    
  • A new song on the ROYAL VISIT. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Royal Visit 
    A cricky good gracious where will we all run, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-262
    
    
  • A DIALOGUE BETWEEF A SCHOOLMASTER & LABOURER 
    Publisher unknown 
    1860 
    A Dialogue Between a Schoolmaster and Laborer 
    As I walhed out on a summers morning 
    Broadside BPP 1001-263 c1
    
    
  • A DIALOGUE BETWEEF A SCHOOLMASTER & LABOURER 
    Publisher unknown 
    1860 
    A Dialogue Between a Schoolmaster and Laborer  
    As I walhed out on a summers morning 
    Broadside BPP 1001-263 c2
    
    
  • Most tragic lines written on the Seduction AND LAMENTABLE DEATH OF ANNY GRAY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1867 
    Most Tragic Lines Written on the Seduction and Lamentable Death of Anny Gray 
    Bou lads & lasses I pray draw near 
    Broadside BPP 1001-264
    
    
  • A New Song Called the Sewing Machine 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Sewing Machine 
    I chanced to fall in one day, with a bewitching maid, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-265
    
    
  • THE AMROCK GREEN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Shamrock Green 
    A constant girl was heard to cry, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-266
    
    
  • BLOW THE CANDLE OUT. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Blow The Candle Out. 
    It's of a young 'prentice boy who went to court his dear, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-266
    
    
  • SHELLING GREEN PEAS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    Shelling Green Peas 
    I sing you a ditty of a dabppl so pretty, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-267 c1
    
    
  • SHELLING GREEN PEAS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    Shelling Green Peas 
    I sing you a ditty of a dabppl so pretty, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-267 c2
    
    
  • A SIGHT FOR A FATHER 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A Sight for a Father 
    What a pleasure it is to have a good wife, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-268
    
    
  • THE SINGLE YOUNG MAN LODGER 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Single Young Man Lodger 
    I was by trade a snob, and for myself turn'd master, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-269
    
    
  • FOR 16 MONTPS I COURTED HER 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    For Sixteen Months I Courted Her 
    For 16 Months I Courted Her 
    Broadside BPP 1001-270 c1
    
    
  • FOR 16 MONTPS I COURTED HER 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    For Sixteen Months I Courted Her 
    For sixteen months I courted her 
    Broadside BPP 1001-270 c2
    
    
  • The Skipper and Boy. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Skipper and Boy 
    The sea ran high and the winds was wild, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-271
    
    
  • SODGER LADDIE. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Sodger Laddie. 
    O leeze me on my sodger-love, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-271
    
    
  • THE SORREFUL LVMENTATION OF ANDREW CARR WHO WAS EXCUTED ON THE 28 OF JULY AT RICHMOND JAIL FOR THE IMURDER OF MARGRET MURPHY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 55 COOKE St Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Sorrowful Lamentation of Andrew Carr who was Executed on the 28 of July at Richmond Jail For the Murder of Margret Murphy 
    You fee'ing hearted Chrsitians I hope yo'll lend an ear 
    Broadside BPP 1001-272 c1
    
    
  • THE SORREFUL LVMENTATION OF ANDREW CARR Who was Excated on the 28 of July at Richmond Jail FOR THE IMURDER OF MARGRET MURPHY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 55 COOKE St Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Sorrowful Lamentation of Andrew Carr who was Executed on the 28 of July at Richmond Jail For the Murder of Margret Murphy 
    You fee'ing hearted Chrsitians I hope yo'll lend an ear 
    Broadside BPP 1001-272 c2
    
    
  • THE SORREFUL LVMENTATION OF ANDREW CARR Who was Excuted on the 28 of July at Richmond Jail FOR THE IMURDER OF MARGRET MURPHY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 55 COOKE St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    The Sorrowful Lamentation of Andrew Carr Who was Executed on the 28 of July at Richmond Jail For the Murder of Margret Murphy 
    You fee'ing hearted Christains I hope yo'll lend an ear 
    Broadside BPP 1001-272 c3
    
    
  • A SORROWFUL LAMENTATION ON THE EXECUTION OF PATRICK POWER Who sufferd at the front of Wexford Jail on the 4th of April for THE UNNATURAL MURDER OF HIS FATHER 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    A Sorrowful Lamentation on the Execution of Patrick Power who Suffered at the Front of Wexford Jail on the 4th of April for the Unnatural Murder of his Father 
    Atend each feeling christian who now my mate bewail, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-273
    
    
  • A SORROWFUL LAMENTATION ON THE HOLLYWOOD TRAGEDY WHERE TWO SISTERS HAVE BEEN BRUTALLY MURDER'D 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1867 
    A Sorrowful Lamentation on the Hollywood Tragedy where Two Sisters Have Been Brutally Murdered 
    All you who have kind feeling with me new sympathize 
    Broadside BPP 1001-274
    
    
  • SPEAK OF A MAN AS WE FIND HIM 
    Printed and Sold Wholesale and Retail by John O. Bobbington, 22, Goulden-street, Oldham Road, Manchester 
    1855-1861 
    Speak of a Man as We Find Him 
    Let us speak of a man as we find him 
    Broadside BPP 1001-275
    
    
  • BLOOM OF ERIN 
    Printed and Sold Wholesale and Retail by John O. Bobbington, 22, Goulden-street, Oldham Road, Manchester 
    1855-1861 
    Bloom Of Erin 
    Ye lovers of high and low station 
    Broadside BPP 1001-275
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE SPORTING RACES OF CAVAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Sporting Races of Cavan 
    You gentlemen and ladys pay atention to my song 
    Broadside BPP 1001-276 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE SPORTING RACES OF CAVAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Sporting Races of Cavan 
    You gentlemen and ladys pay atention to my song 
    Broadside BPP 1001-276 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE SPORTING RACES OF CAVAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Sporting Races of Cavan 
    You gentlemen and ladys pay atention to my song 
    Broadside BPP 1001-276 c3
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE SPORTING RACES OF CAVAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Sporting Races of Cavan 
    You gentlemen and ladys pay atention to my song 
    Broadside BPP 1001-276 c4
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE SPORTING RACES OF CAVAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Sporting Races of Cavan 
    You gentlemen and ladys pay atention to my song 
    Broadside BPP 1001-276 c5
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE SPORTING RACES OF CAVAN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Sporting Races of Cavan 
    You gentlemen and ladys pay atention to my song 
    Broadside BPP 1001-276 c6
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE SPORTING RACES OF KANTURK 
    P. Brereton Printer, 65 Cooke St. Dublin 
    1871 
    A New Song on the Sporting Races of Kanturk 
    Young gentlemen and ladies pay attention to my song 
    Broadside BPP 1001-277
    
    
  • SPOTTED COW 
    H. DISLEY, Printer, 57, High-street, St. Giles 
    1853-1879 
    Spotted Cow 
    One morning in the month of May, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-278
    
    
  • THE STAR OF SLANE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Star of Slane 
    You brilliant muses who ne'er refuses, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-279
    
    
  • GENERAL BURKE'S DREAM 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    General Burke's Dream 
    Slowly and sadly one night in November, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-279
    
    
  • THE Strike 
    Pearson, Printer, Chadderton-street, [Off Oldham road,] Manchester. 
    n.d. 
    The Strike 
    Come all you gallant Britons bold, and listen awhile to me, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-281
    
    
  • Tramp! TRAMP, TRAMP. 
    Pearson, Printer, Chadderton-street, [Off Oldham road,] Manchester. 
    n.d. 
    Tramp! Tramp, Tramp. 
    My name is Paddy Doyle 
    Broadside BPP 1001-281
    
    
  • SURRENDER OF NAPOLEON AND FRANCE DETERMINED 
    Publisher unknown 
    1871 
    Surrender of Napoleon and France Determined 
    You sons of Erin, bold and brave, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-282
    
    
  • THE SWEET Silver Light, Bonny Moon. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Sweet Silver Light, Bonny Moon 
    As I went to my cot at the close of the day, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-283
    
    
  • BEAUTIFUL BELLS 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Beautiful Bells 
    Beautiful, beautiful, fairy-like bells, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-283
    
    
  • TARA'S OLD HALL 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Tara's Old Hall 
    Oh Erin my country although thy harp slumbers 
    Broadside BPP 1001-284
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE TAKEING DOWN OF THE IRISH SENCIS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 55 COOKE St. Dublin 
    1871 
    A New Song on the Taking Down of the Irish Census 
    Good people pay attention and listen to my song 
    Broadside BPP 1001-285
    
    
  • TERENCE'S FAREWELL 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    Terence's Farewell 
    So my Kathleen, you're going to leave me, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-286 c1
    
    
  • TERENCE'S FAREWELL 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    Terence's Farewell 
    So my Kathleen, you'er going to leave me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-286 c2
    
    
  • TERENCE'S FAREWELL 
    Publisher unknown 
    1860 
    Terence's Farewell 
    So my Kathleen, you'er going to leave me, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-286 c3
    
    
  • TERENCE'S FAREWELL 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Terence's Farewell 
    So, my Kathleen you're going to leave me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-287
    
    
  • IRISH BOY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Irish Boy 
    My Connor his cheeks they're as ruddy as morn 
    Broadside BPP 1001-287
    
    
  • THERE ARE KIND HEARTS EVERYWHERE 
    Manchester: Printed and Published Wholesoale and Retail by Thomas Pearson. Printer, 4 and 6, Chadderton-street, Manchester 
    1859-1866 
    There Are Kind Hearts Everywhere 
    Oh, call it not a desert bare, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-288
    
    
  • JUST TO SHOW THERE'S NO ILL-FEELING 
    Publisher unknown 
    1859-1866 
    Just To Show There's No Ill-Feeling 
    Now I'm a blighed chap you will stay, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-288
    
    
  • [THERE WAS A MAN NAMED O'SULLIVAN LIVED NEAR KILDARE] 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    There was a Man Named O'Sullivan Lived Near Kildare 
    There was a man named O'Sullivan lived near Kildare, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-289
    
    
  • THINGS I DO LIKE TO SEE 
    Harkness, Printer, 121, Church Street, Preston 
    1860-1873? 
    Things I Do Like to See 
    Wherever I wander wherever I roam 
    Broadside BPP 1001-290
    
    
  • THE CACHUCA 
    Harkness, Printer, 121, Church Street, Preston 
    1860-1873? 
    The Cachuca 
    Now to the castinet merrily sounding 
    Broadside BPP 1001-290
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE THREE HUNTS - MEN'S TRAGEDY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    A New Song Called the Three Huntsmen's Tragedy 
    I will sing you of three huntsmen as brave as eare could 
    Broadside BPP 1001-291 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE THREE HUNTS - MEN'S TRAGEDY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    A New Song Called the Three Huntsmen's Tragedy 
    I will sing you of three huntsmen as brave as eare could, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-291 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE THREE HUNTS - MEN'S TRAGEDY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    A New Song Called the Three Huntsmen's Tragedy 
    I will sing you of three huntsmen as brave as eare could, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-291 c3
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE THREE HUNTS - MEN'S TRAGEDY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1, Lr., Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    A New Song Called the Three Huntsmen's Tragedy 
    I will sing you of three huntsmen as brave as eare could 
    Broadside BPP 1001-291 c4
    
    
  • A NEW AND MUCH ADMIRE'D SONG CALL'D THE THREE LOVERS TRIP TO CARRICKMAGAT BY MICHAEL DAILY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New and Much Admireed Song Called the Three Lovers' Trip to Carrickmagat by Michael Daily 
    Come all you wild rakish young lads, in country and in town 
    Broadside BPP 1001-292 c1
    
    
  • A NEW AND MUCH ADMIRE'D SONG call'd the three LOVERS TRIP TO CARRICKMAGAT BY MICHEAL DAILY 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New and Much Admired Song called the Three Lovers' Trip to Carrickmagat By Michael Daily 
    Come all you wild young rakish lads in country and in town 
    Broadside BPP 1001-292 c2
    
    
  • A MUCH ADMIRED SONG CALL'D TIE MY TOES TO THE BED 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A Much Admired Song Called Tie My Toes to the Bed 
    When I first came to Dublin I viewed barrack stree 
    Broadside BPP 1001-293
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE TIPPERARY ASS 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1869 
    A New Song on the Tipperary Ass 
    Its in the County of Tippery in a place call'd Longhford pass 
    Broadside BPP 1001-294
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE TIPPERARY ASS 
    P Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin Dublin 
    1869 
    A New Song on the Tipperary Ass 
    Its iu the County of Tippery in a place called Longhford pass 
    Broadside BPP 1001-295
    
    
  • TIPPERARY MANS COURTSHIP 
    Publisher unknown 
    1860 
    Tipperary Man's Courtship 
    For sixteen months I courted her 
    Broadside BPP 1001-296
    
    
  • TRAMP! TRAMP!! TRAMP!!! 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    Tramp! Tramp!! Tramp!!! 
    My name is Puddy Do le 
    Broadside BPP 1001-297 c1
    
    
  • TRAMP! TRAMP!! TRAMP!!! 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    Tramp! Tramp!! Tramp!!! 
    My name is Paddy Doyle, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-297 c2
    
    
  • The true-lover's Trip o'er the Mountain. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The True-Lover's Trip over the Mountain 
    One night as the moon luminated the sky, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-298
    
    
  • A TRUE HISTORY OF BERNARD REILLY, A RETURNED CONVICT WHO WAS TRANSPORTED IN THE YEAR 1824. FOR FOURTEEN YEARS AND HAS LATELY RETURNED FROM EXILE WITH AN ACCOUNT OF HIS SUFFERINGS, &C. &C. 
    J. Conolly, Prntr, Book binder, &C., Church-Lane, Ballinamore. 
    n.d. 
    A True History of Bernard Reilly, a Returned Convict who was Transported in the Year 1824. For Fourteen Years and Has Lately Returned from Exile with an Account of his Sufferings, etc., etc. 
    Near this town I was born and bred 
    Broadside BPP 1001-299
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON UNCONQUERED TIPPERARY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on Unconquered Tipperary 
    Unconquered Tipperary the pride of Erin's Isle, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-300
    
    
  • :UP IN A BALLOON. 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1867 
    Up in a Balloon 
    One night I went up in a balloon 
    Broadside BPP 1001-301
    
    
  • WE ARE COMING SISTER MARY 
    London:-H. SUCH, Printer, 177, Union-st, Boro' 
    1863-1885 
    We Are Coming Sister Mary 
    On a stormy night in winter, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-302
    
    
  • MY BONNY [LAD] IS YOUNG But He's Growing. 
    London:-H. SUCH, Printer, 177, Union-st, Boro' 
    1863-1885 
    My Bonny Lad Is Young But He's Growing 
    O the trees that do grow high and the leaves that do grow green, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-302
    
    
  • WE MISS THEE AT HOME 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    We Miss Thee at Home 
    We miss thee at home, yes, we miss thee, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-303
    
    
  • BONNY ELOISE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Bonny Eloise 
    Sweet is the vale where the Mohawk gently glides 
    Broadside BPP 1001-303
    
    
  • THE DEAR LITTLE SHAMROCK 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Dear Little Shamrock 
    There's a dear little plant that springs from our soil, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-303
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL,D THE WEDDING AFTERNOON 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Wedding Afternoon 
    Tell me tell me lovely Molly what news you have from home 
    Broadside BPP 1001-304
    
    
  • WEDDING OF BALYPOREEN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Wedding of Balyporeen 
    Descend, ye, haste nine, to a true Irish Bard, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-305
    
    
  • THE STAGE Struck Hero. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Stage Struck Hero 
    Stage-struck when a boy, I went to School gaily, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-305
    
    
  • On the Wexford Man of '98 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    On the Wexford Man of '98 
    You Roman Catholics throughout this nation 
    Broadside BPP 1001-306
    
    
  • What can the Matter Be 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    What Can the Matter Be 
    At sixteen years old you could get little good of me, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-307
    
    
  • Steam's up darkies, 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Steam's Up Darkies 
    All the world is in commotion, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-307
    
    
  • Where are THE FRIENDS OF MY YOUTH? 
    London:-H. SUCH, Printer, 177, Union-st, Boro' S.E. 
    1863-1885 
    Where are the Friends of my Youth? 
    Where are the friends of my youth, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-308
    
    
  • ROCK ME TO SLEEP, MOTHER 
    London:-H. SUCH, Printer, 177, Union-st, Boro' S.E. 
    1863-1885 
    Rock Me to Sleep, Mother 
    Backward! turn backward, oh, Time, in your flight, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-308
    
    
  • What can a Poor MAIDEN DO? 
    London:-H. SUCH, Printer, 177, Union-st, Boro' S.E. 
    1863-1885 
    What Can a Poor Maiden Do? 
    Were it not for these men, we should ne'er do amiss, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-308
    
    
  • THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET 
    London:-H. SUCH, Printer, 177, Union-st, Boro' S.E. 
    1863-1885 
    The Old Oaken Bucket 
    How dear to my heart are the scenes of my childhood, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-308
    
    
  • William and Eliza; OR, LOUGH ERNE SHOR 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    William and Eliza; Or, Lough Erne Shor 
    You tender young lovers, draw near, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-309
    
    
  • NEW SONG CALL'D WILLIAM AND JANE ON THE BANKS OF CLYDE 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    New Song Called William and Jane on the Banks of Clyde 
    One fine summers morning as I went a walking 
    Broadside BPP 1001-310 c1
    
    
  • NEW SONG CALL'D WILLIAM AND JANE ON THE BANKS OF CLYDE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    New Song Called William and Jane on the Banks of Clyde 
    One fine summer's morning as I went a walking, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-310 c2
    
    
  • NEW SONG CALL'D WILLIAM AND JANE ON THE BANKS OF CLYDE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    New Song Called William and Jane on the Banks of Clyde 
    One fine summer's morning as I went a walking 
    Broadside BPP 1001-310 c3
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON WILLIAM O'BRIEN and the "Mysterious Rats" 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on William O'Brien and the "Mysterious Rats" 
    Now William O'Brien is the bouchal, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-311
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALLED WILLY LEONARD 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Willy Leonard 
    It was early one morning Willy Leonard arose, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-312
    
    
  • WILLY REILLY & HIS DEAR COLLEEN BAWN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 56 COOKE St Dublin 
    n.d. 
    Willy Reilly and his Dear Colleen Bawn 
    Oh rise up Willy Reily and come away with me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-313 c1
    
    
  • WILLY REILY & HIS DEAR COLLEEN BAWN 
    P. Brereton Printer, 56 COOKE St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    Willy Reily and his Dear Colleen Bawn 
    Oh rise up willy Reily and come away with me 
    Broadside BPP 1001-313 c2
    
    
  • The Window 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Window 
    I will sing of a lass and her name it was Nell, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-314
    
    
  • A new Song Call'd WIRE IN AND GET YOUR TEA-POT 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Wire In and Get Your Tea Pot 
    Wire in & get your tea-pot you know its all the go 
    Broadside BPP 1001-315 c1
    
    
  • A new Song Call'd WIRE IN AND GET YOUR TEA-POT 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called Wire In and Get Your Tea Pot 
    Wire in & get your tea-pot you know its all the go 
    Broadside BPP 1001-315 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1868 
    A New Song Called the Wonders of the World 
    Good people draw near to what I am going to relate, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-316
    
    
  • WORK, BOYS, WORK 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Work, Boys, Work 
    I'm not a wealthy man, but I've hit upon a plan, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-317
    
    
  • THE IRISH EXCAVATOR 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Irish Excavator 
    If you will listen to my song, I will not detain you long, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-317
    
    
  • WRONGS OF IRELAND 
    Printed by John White Rose-place, Scotland Road, Liverpool. Shops and Country Orders, supplied Cheaper than any house in the trade. 
    n.d. 
    Wrongs Of Ireland 
    You son's of Erin's Isle, who bear sorrow with a smile, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-318
    
    
  • YOU NEVER CAN TELL. 
    London:-H. SUCH, Printer & Publisher, 177, (late 123), Union Street, Boro', 
    1863-1885 
    You Never Can Tell 
    Mr. Jones kept a bacon and cheesemonger's shop, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-319
    
    
  • An admired Song called YOUGHAL HARBOUR. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    An Admired Song Called Youghal Harbour 
    As I roved out on a summer' morning, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-320
    
    
  • YOUNG HENRY OF THE RAGING MAIN 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Young Henry of the Raging Main 
    One summer's morning, the day was dawning, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-321
    
    
  • ERIN IS MY HOME 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Erin Is My Home 
    Oh, I have roam'd o'er many lands 
    Broadside BPP 1001-321
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE YOUNG LADY'S LAMENTATION FOR THE LOSS OF HER TRUE LOVE 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Young Lady's Lamentation for the Loss of Her True Love 
    It was early early all in the spring 
    Broadside BPP 1001-322
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE YOUNG AN IN SERCH OF HIS SISTER 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    n.d. 
    A New Song Called the Young Man in Search of his Sister 
    Good people now draw near and to me puy attention 
    Broadside BPP 1001-323 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE YOUNG SQUIRE OR THE COUNSELLOR OUTWITTED 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    A New Song Called the Young Squire or the Counselor Outwitted 
    Its of a Conncellor I write who had a handsome comely daughter 
    Broadside BPP 1001-324 c1
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE YOUNG SQUIRE OR THE COUNSELLOR OUTWITTED 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    A New Song Called the Young Squire or the Counsellor Outwitted 
    Its of a Conncellor I write who had a handsome comely daughter 
    Broadside BPP 1001-324 c2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG CALL'D THE YOUNG SQUIRE OR THE COUNSELLOR OUTWITTED 
    P. Brereton Printer, 1 Lr Exchange St. Dublin 
    1860 
    A New Song Called the Young Squire or the Counsellor Outwitted 
    Its of a Conncellor I write who had a handsome comely daughter 
    Broadside BPP 1001-324 c3
    
    
  • Young Volunteer! On his march to Battle. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Young Volunteer on his March to Battle 
    Oh! Did you hear of late, mind the date, what I state 
    Broadside BPP 1001-325
    
    
  • YOUNG WOMAN'S WANTS. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Bonny Moor Hen 
    Come all you single fellows who wish to change your life, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-326
    
    
  • READING MADE EASY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Reading Made Easy 
    Ye Lads of this Nation, of high and low station, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-326
    
    
  • A new Song on the AFGHAN WAR. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Afghan War. 
    Good people all I pray draw near 
    Broadside BPP 1001-001-F2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON THE CURRAGH MURDER. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Curragh Murder. 
    Pay attention young and old to these lines I now unfold, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-002-F2
    
    
  • A New Song on THE ERECTING OF O'CONNELL'S MONUMENT For 1882 
    Publisher unknown 
    1882 
    A New Song on the Erecting of O'Connell's Monument For 1882 
    You gallant sons of Erin's isle now listen to those lines of mine, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-003-F2
    
    
  • Lamentable Lines on the Execution OF THE MAAMTRASNA MURDERERS 
    Publisher unknown 
    1884? 
    Lamentable Lines on the Execution of the Maamtrasna Murderers 
    The fifteenth of December in the year of '82, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-004-F2
    
    
  • Our Latest Song - The Gems of the Land League. Air- The Gems of Old Ireland. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Our Latest Song - The Gems of the Land League. Air- The Gems of Old Ireland. 
    by P. Hanley 
    Broadside BPP 1001-005-F2
    
    
  • A NEW SONG ON The Happy Return of MOODY & SANKEY 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Happy Return of Moody and Sankey 
    Arrah boys did you hear of the news now at all, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-006-F2
    
    
  • LAMENTABLE LINES ON Joe. Brady & Dan. Curley, 
    Publisher unknown 
    1882 
    Lamentable Lines on Joe. Brady and Dan. Curley 
    You feeling hearted christians I pray you'll lend an ear, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-007-F2
    
    
  • JOSEPH BRADY'S LAST ADVICE TO THE People of Ireland. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Joseph Brady's Last Advice to the People of Ireland 
    Farewell my dear friends for the day is near dawning, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-008-F2
    
    
  • M'Kenna's Dream. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    McKenna's Dream. 
    One night of late, I chanced to stray all in the pleasant month of May, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-009-F2
    
    
  • A New Song on the MASSACRE OF 20,000 Roman Catholics in Syria. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    A New Song on the Massacre of 20,000 Roman Catholics in Syria. 
    You feeling-hearted Christians, I hope you will draw near, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-010-F2
    
    
  • Lines on the Death of MISS FANNY PARNELL. Air-Exile of Erin. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Lines on the Death of Miss Fanny Parnell. Air-Exile of Erin. 
    by P. Hanley 
    Broadside BPP 1001-011-F2
    
    
  • Release of ML. DAVITT, (Founder of the Land League) 
    Publisher unknown 
    1878 
    Release of M. L. Davitt, (Founder of the Land League) 
    You sons of Erin's Isle, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-012-F2
    
    
  • Lines on the PHOENIX PARK TRAGEDY. 
    Publisher unknown 
    1882 
    Lines on the Phoenix Park Tragedy 
    Pay attention young and old to these lines I now unfold, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-013-F2
    
    
  • Poor Pat Must Emigrate. Air-"Apple Praters." 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Poor Pat Must Emigrate. Air-"Apple Praters." 
    Oh, Farewell to poor old Erin's Isle, I now must leave you for a while, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-014-F2
    
    
  • SIGHTS AND SCENES of Dublin. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    Sights and Scenes of Dublin 
    Now pay attention young and old, unto my song awhile, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-015-F2
    
    
  • The Star of Erin's Isle. 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Star of Erin's Isle. 
    You brilliant sacred choir, that mankind doth admire, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-016-F2
    
    
  • The Surprising Tree of Knowledge 
    Publisher unknown 
    n.d. 
    The Surprising Tree of Knowledge 
    I'm Simon Bore just come from College, my study I pursued s far, 
    Broadside BPP 1001-017-F2