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Nautical philosophy. Sung by Mr. Dibdin.
Unknown
1800
Irish wake. Written and sung by Mr. Dibden [sic].
Sold [by J. Evans] at no. 41, Long Lane
1791
Irish wake. Written and sung by Mr. Dibden [sic].
Sold [by J. Evans] at no. 41, Long Lane
1791
The answer to the mariners dream.
Unknown
1790
The Devil the master; or, rogues in grain.
s.n.
1795
Rural felicity. A new song.
Unknown
1790
Rural felicity. A new song.
Unknown
1790
The rush-light. As sung by Mr. Bannister, jun.
Unknown
1800
Roger the miller. A new song, composed by Jh. Dyke.
Unknown
1800
Roger the miller. A new song, composed by Jh. Dyke.
Unknown
1800
The fox and the grapes. Sung by Mr. Munden in The naval pillar, at the Threatre [sic] Royal, Covent…
Printed by M. Bowley, no. 96, Aldersgate Street, London
1799
The fox and the grapes. Sung by Mr. Munden in The naval pillar, at the Threatre [sic] Royal, Covent…
Printed by M. Bowley, no. 96, Aldersgate Street, London
1799
The distracted maiden.
Unknown
1800
'Twas on Christmas Day. Sung by Mr. Fawcett, in Auld Robin Gray.
Sold [by J. Evans] at no. 42, Long Lane
1794
Johnny and Mary. A new song.
Unknown
1795
Johnny and Mary. A new song.
Unknown
1795
In Kittys praise a new love song. Sung this season, by Mrs. Matthews.
Unknown
1770
In Kittys praise a new love song. Sung this season, by Mrs. Matthews.
Unknown
1770
No good without an exception. Sung by Mr. Dibdin.
Unknown
1793
Patty of the vale. A new song sung in the publick gardens.
Unknown
1760
Patty of the vale. A new song sung in the publick gardens.
Unknown
1760
Peter Pindar's new five and twenty fidlers. A new song.
Printed and sold by J. Davenport, London
1795
Philis and Nancy.
Unknown
1800
A planxty. Sung by Mr. Johnson.
Unknown
1795
Pompey, and the donkey.
Sold [by J. Evans] at no. 42, Long-Lane
1792
Poor Nan of Wapping.
Unknown
1800
The prevailing fashion, or, the world turned upside down.
Unknown
1795
Punch upon earth.
Unknown
1795
The rake paid in his own coin; or, the ploughman and his bride.
Unknown
1790
The rakes farewell. Tune, Fare & soft, gay & young. Compos'd by his friend.
Unknown
1760
The raptur'd nymph. A new song.
Unknown
1785
Really, not I. A new song tune, - The question.
Unknown
1760
Really, not I. A new song tune, - The question.
Unknown
1760
A favourite hunting song.
Unknown
1800
A favourite hunting song.
Unknown
1800
A favourite song, called The rosy dimpled boy, sung at Mary-le-Bone Gardens.
Unknown
1795
Female attraction; or, the conquest of Abrm. Newland.
Printed and sold by J. Evans, 41, Long-Lane
1795
Female attraction; or, the conquest of Abrm. Newland.
Printed and sold by J. Evans, 41, Long-Lane
1795
Flashy Bet.
s.n.
1795
The flowing bowl.
Sold [by J. Evans] at no. 42, Long-Lane. Printed in April
1794
The flowing bowl.
Sold [by J. Evans] at no. 42, Long-Lane. Printed in April
1794
The flowing mug. A new song.
sold at no. 42, Long Lane
1794
The flowing mug. A new song.
sold at no. 42, Long Lane
1794
The flowing mug. A new song.
sold at no. 42, Long Lane
1794
The fortune teller.
Unknown
1790
The fortune teller.
Unknown
1790
Four and twenty perriwigs. Sung by Mr. Edwin.
Unknown
1790
Four and twenty perriwigs. Sung by Mr. Edwin.
Unknown
1790
Four and twenty perriwigs. Sung by Mr. Edwin.
Unknown
1790
The frank.
Unknown
1780