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The four misses. A new song.
Unknown
1790
The four misses. A new song.
Unknown
1790
The French cobler. A new song.
Sold at no. 42, Long Lane
1795
Greenwich mooring, or, Tom Hawser's voyage thro' life.
s.n.
1800
A new song, called The happy pair.
s.n.
1760
Nature and Nancy. Written and composed by Mr. Dibdin.
Printed by M. Bowley, No. 96, Aldersgate Street, London
1800
The highland laddie.
Unknown
1795
The highland laddie.
Unknown
1795
The immaculate boy.
Unknown
1800
I'm in haste. A new song.
( Sold at No. 42, Long Lane. ) Printed in
1794
The merry roundelay.
Printed and sold by J. Davenport, 6. George's-Court, St. John's Lane, West Smithfield
1800
The merry roundelay.
Printed and sold by J. Davenport, 6. George's-Court, St. John's Lane, West Smithfield
1800
The irishman's ramble. To London.
s.n.
1795
My granny was. A new song.
s.n.
1795
My granny was. A new song.
s.n.
1795
In the dead of the night. Sung by Mrs. Jordan in The wedding-day.
Printed and sold by J. Davenport, 6 George's Court, St. John's Gate, West Smithfield, London
1795
A new song in The duenna, Sung by Mr Leoni.
s.n.
1775
A new song in The duenna, Sung by Mr Leoni.
s.n.
1775
I tremble at twenty two.
Unknown
1800
I tremble at twenty two.
Unknown
1800
Jemmy linkum feedle. Sung in Inkle and Yarico, by Mr. Edwin.
Unknown
1787
Jack the sailor.
( Sold at No.42, Long Lane ) [J. Evans]
1794
Jemmy and Molly's parting.
s.n.
1795
Jemmy and Molly's parting.
s.n.
1795
I've lost my heart to Teddy. A new song.
s.n.
1790
I've lost my heart to Teddy. A new song.
s.n.
1790
The jolly ringers sung by Mr. Dibdin.
Sold at no. 42, Long Lane. Printed in May
1794
Jockey of the green, a Scotch ballad. Sung by Mrs. Hudson, at Vaux-Hall Gardens.
s.n.
1785
Jockey of the green, a Scotch ballad. Sung by Mrs. Hudson, at Vaux-Hall Gardens.
s.n.
1785
The jolly dragoon.
s.n.
1790
The jolly dragoon.
s.n.
1790
The jene [sic] scai [sic] quoi a new song.
Unknown
1786
The jolly sailor's resolution, or, a bold stroke for a wife.
s.n.
1800
The jolly sailor's resolution, or, a bold stroke for a wife.
s.n.
1800
The jovial midshipman. Sung by Mr. Munden.
s.n.
1790
The jovial midshipman. Sung by Mr. Munden.
s.n.
1790
The jovial old friars. A new song. Tune of The dusky night.
s.n.
1780
The jovial old friars. A new song. Tune of The dusky night.
s.n.
1780
Just the thing, or, A true Protestant Martyr.
s.n.
1795
Just the thing, or, A true Protestant Martyr.
s.n.
1795
A new song, Called The King of the Scamps.
s.n.
1780
The lamplighter. Sung by Mr. Dibdin:
s.n.
1790
The lamplighter. Sung by Mr. Dibdin:
s.n.
1790
The lads of St. Catharine's.
s.n.
1790
The lads of St. Catharine's.
s.n.
1790
The lady's advice to fair maidens.
s.n.
1790
The lady's advice to fair maidens.
s.n.
1790
The lamenting lass.
s.n.
1795
The lamenting maid.
s.n.
1795
The lass near Primrose Hill.
s.n.
1795