Series 2: Broadsides, chiefly printed by Nicholson of Belfast, Holy of Cork, Brereton of Dublin, and English printers
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"A New Popular Song Entitled The Two Little Girls in Blue"
"A New Song Called The Bold Rake of Limrick""
"A New Song Called The Farewell of the Emigrant to His Country"
"A New Song Called The Papist Ass"
"A New Song Called The Pride of Ardagh"
"A New Song Called The Scotch Brigade"
"A New Song Entitled My Heart is at Home in Old Ireland"
"A New Song Entitled Sandy and Pat"
"A New Song Entitled The Ould Orange Flute"
"A New Song Entitled What is Home Without a Mother"
"A New Song in Praise of The Banks of the River Lee"
"A New Song on the Castlewillan Meeting"
"A New Song on the Races of Roscommon"
"A New Song, Entitled The Farmers and Tradesmen of Ireland"
"A New Song. To the tune of Ballinamona Ora"
"A Popular Masonic Song Called The Royal Robe"
"A Popular Song, Entitled The Shepherd's Boy"
"A Song on the Grand Battle Between Spring & Langan at Chichester, on Tuesday, June 8, 1824"
"An Old and Favorite Ballad, Entitled The Maid of Lisburn Town"
"An Old and Popular Ballad Entitled Annie Moore"
"Bricks & Mortar, a New Song to the Tune of "Hearts of Oak""
"Brilliant Light"
"Burns and his Higland Mary"
"Chanting Benny, or the Batch of Ballads"
"Con Casey's Farm"
"Cruiskeen Lawn"
"David Brown's Farewell to Kilmood Lodge, 541"
"Dixey's Land"
"Donnelly and Cooper"
"Dorothy Dean"
"Drahareen O ma chree"
"Dressing a Doll, a new mode of bamboozling Orangemen, as attemted with signal discomfiture, by Lord Claudy & Co"
"Grace Darling, or She Pulled Away"
"Jemmy's Bank Note"
"Joseph Brady's Last Advice to the People of Ireland""
"Lines Written on the Massacre of the Catholick Clergy in Paris by Ja's Flynn"
"Marian's My Lily. And Fiora's My Rose"
"Mary-le-More"
"Maurice and his Father"
"My Grandmother's Rout"
"My Mother's a True Born Irishman"
"New & Popular Song Entitled Ulster Volunteers"
"New Loyal and Patriotic Song Colonel Saunderson and the Rebel Brigade"
"Second Edition of the Recruiting Sergeants For the Empty Church and Idle Clergy Commonly Known by the False Appellation of Irish Teachers to the tune of The Boyne Water""
"Song from the Backwood"
"Sons of Levi"
"Story of the Bitter Wedding"
"Teddy Regan"
"The Address of the Recreant Whig"
"The Ass and the Orangeman's Daughter", and "Dolly Dixon"
"The Banks of Clyde"
"The Bard of Armagh"
"The Beautiful Biddy of Sligo"
"The Beggar Wench"
"The Country I'm Leaving Behind"
"The Cruel Father", and "The Irish Shore"
"The Exile of Erin"
"The Favorite Orange Song Entitled The Aughalee Heroes"
"The Favorite Sentimental Song, Entitled - The Old Abbey Ruins"
"The Favorite Sentimental Song, Entitled I'll Deck my Brow with Roses"
"The Favorite Song Entitled - Master M'Grath, Winner of the Waterloo Cup, 1869. sung with great success by James Morris"
"The Favorite Song, Entitled The Knight's Dream"
"The Gallant Young Coachman and His Own Mary Ann, Air. Villikins and His Dinah"
"The Great Favorite Song, Entitled Off to Philadelphia"
"The Great Favorite Song, Entitled White Wings"
"The Irish Gleaner. The Dawn of a Brighter Day, By Francis Bennoch"
"The Irish Rake"
"The Manchester Girl"
"The Marksman's Journey"
"The Murder of M'Briars"
"The Old Favorite Love Ballad Entitled The Lass with the Bonnie Brown Hair"
"The Orange A, B, C"
"The Popular Orange Songe, Entitled The Breaking of the Boom"
"The Popular Sentimental Song Entitled Sweet Marie"
"The Riches of Ireland"
"The River of Life"
"The Shankhill Road Heroes"
"The Ship I Love"
"The Stone Outside Dan Murphy's Door"
"The True Lovers' Discussion"