Series 1: Broadsides, chiefly printed by P. Brereton of Dublin
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"A Dialogue Between a Schoolmaster and Laborer"
"A Divine Poem Written on Saint Francis Founder of the Order of the Cord"
"A Dream of General T.F. Burkes"
"A Dream of General T.F. Burkes"
"A Much Admired Love Song Called the Banks of the Nile"
"A Much Admired Love Song Called the Feenian Lovers"
"A Much Admired Song Called Carroline of Edinborough Town"
"A Much Admired Song Called Tie My Toes to the Bed"
"A Much Admired Song Called the Lovely Maid of Williams Town"
"A Much Admired Song Called the Lovers of Derry"
"A Much Admired Song Entitled Lannigan's Ball"
"A New Song Billy Pitt and The Union"
"A New Song Called Annie Lisle"
"A New Song Called Coburn's Challenge To Heenan"
"A New Song Called Grogan's Grove"
"A New Song Called Jack, You Remember the Nuts"
"A New Song Called Jig Light Sue"
"A New Song Called Molly My Darling Don't Leave Me"
"A New Song Called The Bold Rake"
"A New Song Called The Exiles' Return"
"A New Song Called The Gay Old Hag"
"A New Song Called The Mantle So Green"
"A New Song Called Willy Leonard"
"A New Song Called Wire In and Get Your Tea Pot"
"A New Song Called the Chimney Sweeper's Wedding"
"A New Song Called the Coast-guard on the Isle of France"
"A New Song Called the Dear and Darling Boy" (1 of 2)
"A New Song Called the Dear and Darling Boy" (2 of 2)
"A New Song Called the Emigrant's Farewell to Donegal"
"A New Song Called the Girl I Left Behind Me"
"A New Song Called the Hiring Day"
"A New Song Called the Lady's New Fashions or the Girls' Dress Caps"
"A New Song Called the Loyal Lasses of Castlerea"
"A New Song Called the Maid of Ballymoat"
"A New Song Called the Malisia Man"
"A New Song Called the Papist Ass"
"A New Song Called the Poor Wanderer's Sighs and Grief on Parting His Native Land"
"A New Song Called the Pride of Ardagh Air the Lass of Gowry"
"A New Song Called the Queen of Love"
"A New Song Called the Rake of Rathkeal"
"A New Song Called the Red Haired Man's Wife"
"A New Song Called the Sewing Machine"
"A New Song Called the Three Huntsmen's Tragedy"
"A New Song Called the Wedding Afternoon"
"A New Song Called the Wonders of the World"
"A New Song Called the Young Lady's Lamentation for the Loss of Her True Love"
"A New Song Called the Young Man in Search of his Sister"
"A New Song Called the Young Squire or the Counselor Outwitted"
"A New Song called John Morrissy Again in the Field? Who he is to fight on the 1st of November, 1864"
"A New Song in Praise of Gort-Town by Michael Shanahan"
"A New Song in Praise of Mr. Tait and the Harbour Commissioners"
"A New Song in Praise of The Catholic Church of Kantur"
"A New Song on Lucky Elopement"
"A New Song on Unconquered Tipperary"
"A New Song on William O'Brien and the 'Mysterious Rats'"
"A New Song on the Afghan War"
"A New Song on the American Beef and Austalian Mutton"
"A New Song on the Amesty Meeting in Tipperary Written by a Friend to the Cause"
"A New Song on the Attempt of the Life of the Very Rev. Father Ryan"
"A New Song on the Beauties of the County Wicklow"
"A New Song on the Birth and Suffering of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ"
"A New Song on the Curragh Murder"
"A New Song on the Drunken Act"
"A New Song on the Erecting of O'Connell's Monument For 1882"
"A New Song on the Farmer's Tenant-Right"
"A New Song on the General Taxation of Our Days"
"A New Song on the Grand Procession of Father Lavell on his Removal from Partry to Cong on the 16 of October, 1869"
"A New Song on the Happy Return of Moody and Sankey"
"A New Song on the Hiring Fairs of Ulster"
"A New Song on the Hiring of the Servants"
"A New Song on the Insanity and the Doings of The Poor Judge"
"A New Song on the Irish Harvesters' Triumph over the English"
"A New Song on the Judgment Delivered in Galway"
"A New Song on the Last Dublin Election. Composed by Joseph Saddler"
"A New Song on the Liberation of Robert Kelly"
"A New Song on the Massacre of 20,000 Roman Catholics in Syria"
"A New Song on the Release of the Fenian Prisoners"
"A New Song on the Release of the Political Prisoners"
"A New Song on the Royal Visit"
"A New Song on the Sporting Races of Cavan"
"A New Song on the Sporting Races of Kanturk"
"A New Song on the Taking Down of the Irish Census"
"A New Song on the Tipperary Ass" (Copy 1)
"A New Song on the Tipperary Ass" (Copy 2)
"A New Song, Erin, To its Own Tune"
"A New and Much Admired Song called the Three Lovers' Trip to Carrickmagat By Michael Daily"
"A Perfect Cure" and "When Bucks A-hunting Go!"
"A Pound or a Penny" and "Is That Mother Bending Over Me. Tune-Mother's Warning"
"A Sight for a Father"
"A Song on the Expected Triumph of Sir Domnick Corrigan at the Coming Election Over the Tories"
"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"
"A Sorrowful Lamentation on the Hollywood Tragedy where Two Sisters Have Been Brutally Murdered"
"A True History of Bernard Reilly, a Returned Convict who was Transported in the Year 1824"
"A new Song on 18s. A-Week"
"An Admired Song Called Youghal Harbour"
"An Elegy on the Death of the Much Lamented Doctor D. M. O'Brien"
"An Elegy on the Death of the Much Lamented Very Rev. Bishop McCabe. Air 'Exile of Erin'"
"An Elegy on the Much Lamented Death of the Very Reverend Dr. Spratt. By Job Sadler"
"Answer to the Irish Emigrant," and "Long Long Ago"
"Banks of the Dee"
"Bill Jones," and "I'm King of the Forest Glade" (1 of 2)
"Bill Jones," and "I'm King of the Forest Glade" (2 of 2)
"Billy Byrne of Ballymanus"
"Billy O'Rorke"
"Billy Pattison"
"Blow the Candle Out"
"Bonny Moor Hen"
"Brennan on the Moor"
"Bundle and Go," and "Donnely and Oliver"
"Calcutta House of Correction," and "The Boy in Blue"
"Campbell's Farewell to Ireland"
"Can Your Mother Pay Her Rent?"
"Can of Spring Water"
"Champagne Charlie"
"Chow Bent Wedding," and "Single Young Man Lodger"
"Colleen Dhas Crutha Na Mho"
"Colonel Shea of the Irish Brigade"
"Come Home to the Children and Me"
"Condemned Men for the Phoenix Park Murders"
"Country Hirings," and "Will You Love Me Then as Now"
"Crafty London Apprentice Or, Bow Bells," and "Saucy Sailor Boy"
"Deeds of Napolean," "She Died for Love, and He For Glory," and "Moon is on the Waters"
"Don't Be Angry Mother," "Massa's in the Cold, Cold Ground," and "I am Not Angry"
"Donald's Return to Glencoe"
"Donnelly and Oliver"
"Donny-Brook Fair," and "Lazy Society"
"Down Among the Dead Men," and "The Englishman"
"Dublin Jack of All Trades"
"Erin's Green Linnet" (Copy 1)
"Erin's Green Linnet" (Copy 2)
"Evicted Farmer's Farewell"
"Exile of Erin"
"Fairlop Fair," and "Albion the Pride of the Sea"
"Fighting on the Rhine"
"Fontenoy"
"For Sixteen Months I Courted Her"
"Garryowen"
"Gentle Jenny Gray," and "The Fashions of this Town"
"Glorious Sons of France"
"Gosport Beach," and "Jolly Young Waterman"
"Grand Victory of Paddy Ryan, over Joe Goss, in America (For the Heavy Championship and 400, in Gold)
"Great Fight Between Bendigo and Paddock," and "Remember the Glories of Brien the Brave"
"Hagerty's Ball"
"Homeward Bound," and "Sally in our Alley"
"Honest Working Man," and "Come, Landlord, Fill a Flowing Bowl"
"Hymn on the General Judgment Day"
"I Vowed I Never Would Leave Her"
"I Wish I Was Lying Alone"
"I've Got a Soft Place in my Head," and "A New Song One Thing and the Other"
"In the Days When I Was Hard Up," and "Up with the Standard of England"
"Isabella, the Barbar's Daughter," and "The Exile's Return"
"John O'Dwyer-a-Glana"
"Joseph Brady's Last Advice to the People of Ireland"
"Just Before the Battle Mother"
"Kentish Fire"
"Kiss Me, Mother, Before I Die," and "I'm One of the Olden Time; or, Fifty Years Ago"
"Lamentable Lines on Joe. Brady and Dan. Curley"
"Lamentable Lines on the Burning of the 'Cospatrick'"
"Lamentable Lines on the Execution of the Maamtrasna Murderers"
"Lamentable Lines, on the Death of Joseph McMahon who was Shot in Dorset-Street, on the 28th March '82"
"Lamentation of Rilley and Mary Campbell," and "Sailor Boy's Farewell to His Mother"
"Lamentation on the Death of Father Carlon. Who was drowned at Bundoran, the 8th of July 1869"
"Lark in the Morning," and "Fanny Gray"
"Lass of Glenshea," and "Betsey of Dundee"
"Lines Written on the Barley Corn"
"Lines Written on the Late Melancholy Death of T.F. Meagher"
"Lines Written on the Liberation of Barrett"
"Lines on the Death of Miss Fanny Parnell. Air-Exile of Erin"
"Lines on the Expected Testimonial of His Grace the Late Much Lamented Most Reverend Doctor O'Connor Bishop of Saldis By Joseph Sadler"
"Lines on the Great Miracle of Our Holy Father the Pope"
"Lines on the Phoenix Park Tragedy"
"Lines written on a Discussion, Between a Protestant Boy, and a Catholic Girl, near Dundalk, County Louth"
"Love your Own Land"
"Maid of Slievenamon"
"Maid of Sweet Gurteen," and "Answer to Betsy of Ballintown Brae"
"Mary Jane, Parody on Old Log Cabin down the Lane," "Out in the Moonlight," and "The Hat My Father Wore!"
"Mary Melvin"
"McKenna's Dream"
"McKenna's Dream"
"Meeting of Tara"
"Merry Ploughboy," and "Old Soldier's Daughter"
"Mitchell's Address"
"Most Tragic Lines Written on the Seduction and Lamentable Death of Anny Gray"
"Mother, Mother, Let me Kiss Thee," and "After Dark"
"Mrs. O'Donovan Rosia's Lament for her Husband"
"Murderous Outrage and Attack on the Tenant Farmers at Douvilla in the County of Cavan"
"Murphy is Coming"
"Murphy the Blighted Potatoes"
"My Bark is Bounding Near," "Maiden, I'll Never Deceive Thee," "Pirate Crew," "Standard Bearer," "Marble Halls," and "Love Not"
"My Emmets No More," and "Molly Bawn"
"My Grandmother's Chair"
"My Mother is a True Born Irishman," and "Travelling Tinker"
"New Song Called William and Jane on the Banks of Clyde"
"New Version of Paddle Your Own Canoe by a Sailor in the City of Waterford"
"O'Reilly from the Co. Cavan or the Phoenix of Erin's Green Isle"
"Old Dog Tray," and "Good-bye, Sweetheart! Good-bye"
"Oleon's Ashes" and "Come Dwell with Me"
"On the Wexford Man of '98"
"One Suit Between Two" and "The Scarlet Flower"
"Our Latest Song - The Gems of the Land League. Air- The Gems of Old Ireland"
"Over the Garden Wall"
"Oyster Girl," "If I Had A Thousand A Year," and "Ellen the Fair"
"Oyster Shell Bonnet and Dandy Chignauns"
"Parody on Paddle Your Own Canoe"
"Parson and Quaker," "Though Fortune Darkly Over Me Frowns," and "Silly Young Maid"
"Patrick Brady"
"Patrick O'Neill"
"Patrick Sheehan"
"Pleasant Looking Wife"
"Poor Pat Must Emigrate. Air-'Apple Praters'"
"Poor Tom"
"Reily from the Co. Kerry"
"Release of M. L. Davitt, (Founder of the Land League)"
"Rev. Father Tom, O'Neill"
"Rights of Man"
"Shelling Green Peas"
"Sights and Scenes of Dublin"
"Song from the Backwoods"
"Speak of a Man as We Find Him" and "Bloom of Erin"
"Spotted Cow"
"Surrender of Napoleon and France Determined"
"Tara's Old Hall"
"Terence's Farewell"
"Terence's Farewell" and "Irish Boy"
"The Admiral," "I'm a Gent," and "By the Sad Sea Waves"
"The Adventures of Jack O'Donohoe"
"The Adventures of John Manks and His Pockmarked Cat"
"The Adventures of Roger O'Hare"
"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"
"The Aquital of Robert Kelly"
"The Artificial Flower Maker," and "Plains of Waterloo"
"The Banks of Doon," and "The Bill Sticker"
"The Bird Alone," and "The Emigrant's Farewell"
"The Blackbird of Avondale; Or, the Arrest of Parnell"
"The Blind Boy," and "Come Home Father"
"The Boys of Ballinamore"
"The Braes O'Gleniffer," and "Henry and Nancy, Or, The Lovers' Separation"
"The Child's Dream," and "Fortunate Factory Girl"
"The Church Bill and Downfall of Bribery"
"The Collier Lads, Who Labor Underground"
"The Constant Farmer's Son"
"The Constant Lovers," and "Be Careful in Choosing A Wife"
"The Cow Eat the Piper," and "Young William of the Royal Wagon Train"
"The Cruel Father, or, The affectionate Lover," and "The Boughleen Dhoun"
"The Disappointed Wife," and "Gilderoy"
"The Doctor Outwitted by the Black"
"The Doting Old Man," and "My Father's Old Farm"
"The Downfall of Garibaldi"
"The Drunkard Reclaimed," and "The Dying Child"
"The Drunkard's Catechism," "The Drunkard's Looking Glass," and "The Farewall to Folly"
"The Effects of Love," "I'm Lonely Since My Mother Died," and "London Agrah"
"The Emigrant's Farewell to Ireland Air Burns Farewell"
"The English Courtship"
"The Farmer's Boy"
"The Felon's Return to his Native Land"
"The Fisherman's Daughter that Lives Over the Water," and "Meet me at the Lane"
"The Gallant Farmers' Farewell to Ireland"
"The Game of Cards"
"The Girls of the Shire," and "The Oyster Girl"
"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"
"The Glorious Victory of John Morrissy," and "Young and Single Sailor"
"The Glorious Victory of Morrisey over the Russian Boy"
"The Glorious Victory of Richard Dowse MP for Derry City"
"The Grand Conversation On Napolean Arose"
"The Grand Conversation On Napolean Arose," and "What's Old English Come To"
"The Holy Missioners Farewell to Thomastown"
"The Home Rule Man," and "Though Poor I'm a Gentleman Still"
"The Irish Brigade," and "The Fenian Men"
"The Irish Girls My Darling"
"The Irish Jaunting Car"
"The Irish Rake"
"The Irish Tenant Farmer's Lament from Eviction from his Native Home"
"The Jacket Green"
"The Kerryman's Rambles. To the County of Tipperary"
"The Labouring Woman," and "Polly Won't You Try Me Oh!"
"The Lady's Conversion to Catholicity"
"The Lady's Petycoat"
"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"
"The Lish Young Buy-A-Broom," and "The Bonnie Lassie's Answer"
"The Loss of One Hero on the Plains of Waterloo"
"The Loyal Lovers"
"The Maid of BonClody"
"The Maid of Lismore"
"The Mantle So Green"
"The Mantle So Green," and "The Open Sea's My Home"
"The Methodist Parson, or, Preaching for Bacon" and "When My Old Hat Was New"
"The Minute-Gun at Sea," "The Keel Row," and "Harry Bluff"
"The Old Bedstead," "The Noble 24th," and "Home Rule for Ireland"
"The Old Oak Tree"
"The Organ Grinder"
"The Original Peeler and the Goat"
"The Paddington Coachman" and "Mary May"
"The Phillipstown Murder and the Conviction of Laurence and Margret Shields"
"The Poor Little Sweep"
"The Praises of Limerick"
"The Rattling Boys of Paddy's Land"
"The Riches of Ireland"
"The Riggs and Sprees of Playhouse Square and Wapping"
"The River Roe"
"The Robber Outwitted"
"The Shamrock Green" and "Blow the Candle Out"
"The Single Young Man Lodger"
"The Skipper and Boy" and "Sodger Laddie"
"The Sorrowful Lamentation of Andrew Carr who was Executed on the 28 of July at Richmond Jail For the Murder of Margret Murphy"
"The Star of Erin's Isle"
"The Star of Slane" and "General Burke's Dream"
"The Strike" and "Tramp! Tramp, Tramp"
"The Surprising Tree of Knowledge"
"The Sweet Silver Light, Bonny Moon" and "Beautiful Bells"
"The True-Lover's Trip over the Mountain"
"The Window"
"There are Kind Hearts Everywhere" and "Just to Show There's No Ill-Feeling"
"There was a Man Named O'Sullivan Lived Near Kildare"
"Things I Do Like to See" and "The Cachuca"
"Tipperary Man's Courtship"
"Tramp! Tramp!! Tramp!!!"
"Up in a Balloon"
"We Are Coming Sister Mary" and "My Bonny Lad Is Young But He's Growing"
"We Miss Thee at Home," "Bonny Eloise," and "The Dear Little Shamrock"
"Wedding of Balyporeen" and "The Stage Struck Hero"
"What Can the Matter Be" and "Steam's Up Darkies"
"Where are the Friends of my Youth?," "Rock Me to Sleep, Mother," "What Can a Porr Maiden Do?," and "The Old Oaken Bucket"
"William and Eliza; Or, Lough Eene Shor"
"Willy Reilly and his Dear Colleen Bawn"
"Work, Boys, Work," and "The Irish Excavator"
"Wrongs of Ireland"
"You Never Can Tell"
"Young Henry of the Raging Main" and "Erin is my Home"
"Young Volunteer! on his March to Battle"
"Young Woman's Wants," and "Reading Made Easy"
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"[On board] Of The Man-of-war," and "Hurrah for the Road"
Cronan, Jeramiah, "Lines Written on the Most Dreadful Fire that Broke out in Chicago in America"
O'Brien, M. "A New Song Entitled Parnell's Progress through America"
Purnel, William, "Lines Written on our Patriotic Priest Father Thos. O'Mally"