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The lads of the village. Sung by Mr. Bannister, in the opera of The Quaker.
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1795
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The lads of the village. Sung by Mr. Bannister, in the opera of The Quaker.
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1795
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A new song.
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1797
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A new song.
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1797
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Nautical philosophy. Sung by Mr. Dibdin.
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1800
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Nautical philosophy. Sung by Mr. Dibdin.
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1800
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The answer to the mariners dream.
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1790
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Rural felicity. A new song.
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1790
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Rural felicity. A new song.
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1790
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The rush-light. As sung by Mr. Bannister, jun.
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1800
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Roger the miller. A new song, composed by Jh. Dyke.
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1800
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Roger the miller. A new song, composed by Jh. Dyke.
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1800
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The distracted maiden.
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1800
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Johnny and Mary. A new song.
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1795
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Johnny and Mary. A new song.
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1795
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In Kittys praise a new love song. Sung this season, by Mrs. Matthews.
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1770
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In Kittys praise a new love song. Sung this season, by Mrs. Matthews.
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1770
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No good without an exception. Sung by Mr. Dibdin.
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1793
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Patty of the vale. A new song sung in the publick gardens.
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1760
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Patty of the vale. A new song sung in the publick gardens.
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1760
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Philis and Nancy.
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1800
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A planxty. Sung by Mr. Johnson.
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1795
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Poor Nan of Wapping.
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1800
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The prevailing fashion, or, the world turned upside down.
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1795
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Punch upon earth.
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1795
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The rake paid in his own coin; or, the ploughman and his bride.
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1790
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The rakes farewell. Tune, Fare & soft, gay & young. Compos'd by his friend.
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1760
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The raptur'd nymph. A new song.
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1785
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Really, not I. A new song tune, - The question.
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1760
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Really, not I. A new song tune, - The question.
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1760
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A favourite hunting song.
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1800
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A favourite hunting song.
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1800
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A favourite song, called The rosy dimpled boy, sung at Mary-le-Bone Gardens.
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1795
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The fortune teller.
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1790
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The fortune teller.
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1790
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Four and twenty perriwigs. Sung by Mr. Edwin.
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1790
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Four and twenty perriwigs. Sung by Mr. Edwin.
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1790
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Four and twenty perriwigs. Sung by Mr. Edwin.
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1790
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The frank.
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1780
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The frighted virgins.
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1795
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The frolicksome keeper a new song.
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1760
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The frolicksome keeper a new song.
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1760
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The frolicksome keeper a new song.
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1760
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The frolicksome keeper a new song.
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1760
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The garland of content.
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1760
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The garland of content.
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1760
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Guardian angel,
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1790
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Guardian angel,
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1790
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Holiday gambols.
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1795
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The honest maid. A new song.
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1800