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English grammar reformd [sic] into a small compass and easy method ...
Unknown
1737
Rhetoric delineated in a small compass and easy method For The Readier Learning And Better Understa…
[s.n.]
1737
The answer to the Cambridge tender.
s.n.
1770
The ballad singer. A new song.
s.n.
1800
The ballad singer. A new song.
s.n.
1800
The answer to the king of the drunkards, or, drunk over-night, and dry in the morning.
Unknown
1770
The answer to the king of the drunkards, or, drunk over-night, and dry in the morning.
Unknown
1770
Be quiet. A new song, sung at the Apollo Gardens.
s.n.
1790
Blow high, blow low.
Sold at no. 42, Long Lane. Printed in April
1794
Blow high, blow low.
Sold at no. 42, Long Lane. Printed in April
1794
The bold Koulikan.
s.n.
1770
The bold Koulikan.
s.n.
1770
Bold Sawyer.
s.n.
1790
The bonny broom.
s.n.
1780
The bonny broom.
s.n.
1780
Britannia's invitation a new song.
s.n.
1780
Sweet Poll of Plymouth was my dear,
Unknown
1785
Sweet Poll of Plymouth was my dear,
Unknown
1785
Bumper, Esq; Jones,
Unknown
1790
The cobler turn'd soldier.
Unknown
1790
The constant swain and false nymph. A new song.
Unknown
1760
The comparison. A new song sung at Sadlers Wells,
s.n.
1790
A country life. A new song.
s.n.
1780
The dawn of hope. A new song sung in the publick gardens.
s.n.
1760
The dawn of hope. A new song sung in the publick gardens.
s.n.
1760
The disconsolate swain. A new song.
s.n.
1770
The disconsolate swain. A new song.
s.n.
1770
'ere round the huge oak.
Printed and sold by J. Davenport, 6, George s [sic] Court St. John's-Lane, West Smithfield
1800
Etrick banks.
Sold by J. Evans, no. 41, Long-Lane
1795
Etrick banks.
Sold by J. Evans, no. 41, Long-Lane
1795
The fair maid's love for a farmer.
s.n.
1780
The faithful sailor.
s.n.
1795
The faithful sailor.
s.n.
1795
The faithful young-men.
s.n.
1785
The faithful young-men.
s.n.
1785
Faint wearily way-worn traveller. Sung by Mr. Bland and Mr. Bannister, jun. in the Mountaineers.
s.n.
1795
Faint wearily way-worn traveller. Sung by Mr. Bland and Mr. Bannister, jun. in the Mountaineers.
s.n.
1795
The farmer's blunder.
s.n.
1775
The farmer's blunder.
s.n.
1775
Father, and mother, and Joe. Sung by Mr. Dighton.
s.n.
1795
The favourite song of Hook or by crook.
s.n.
1775
The favourite song of Hook or by crook.
s.n.
1775
The female robber.
s.n.
1780
The female soldier's adventure for her true love.
s.n.
1790
Flashy Jack, the patatoe man. A new song. Tune - Who'll buy my primroses.
Sold [by J. Evans] at No.42, Long Lane
1795
Flashy Jack, the patatoe man. A new song. Tune - Who'll buy my primroses.
Sold [by J. Evans] at No.42, Long Lane
1795
Flora. A new song.
s.n.
1790
Flora. A new song.
s.n.
1790
Friendship out of fashion.
Printed and sold by J. Davenport, West Smithfield
1800
Friendship out of fashion.
Printed and sold by J. Davenport, West Smithfield
1800