Series 1: Broadsides, chiefly printed by P. Brereton of Dublin
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"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"