English and Scottish Ballads, Volume VII (of 8)
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ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH BALLADS.
CONTENTS OF VOLUME SEVENTH.
BOOK VII.
CONTINUED.
THE BATTLE OF OTTERBOURNE.
A FYTTE. [THE SECOND PART.]
A FYTTE. [THE SECOND PART.]
THE BATTLE OF OTTERBOURNE.
THE HUNTING OF THE CHEVIOT.
THE FIRST FIT.
THE SECOND FIT.
THE FIRST FIT.
THE SECOND FIT.
CHEVY-CHACE.
SIR ANDREW BARTON.
THE FIRST PART.
THE SECOND PART.
THE FIRST PART.
THE SECOND PART.
FLODDEN FIELD.
QUEEN JEANIE.
THE DEATH OF QUEEN JANE.
THE MURDER OF THE KING OF SCOTS.
THE RISING IN THE NORTH.
NORTHUMBERLAND BETRAYED BY DOUGLAS.
KING OF SCOTS AND ANDREW BROWNE.
MARY AMBREE.
BRAVE LORD WILLOUGHBEY.
THE BONNY EARL OF MURRAY.
THE BONNIE EARL O' MURRAY.
THE WINNING OF CALES.
SIR JOHN SUCKLING'S CAMPAIGN.
THE BATTLE OF PHILIPHAUGH.
THE GALLANT GRAHAMS.
THE BATTLE OF LOUDON HILL.
THE BATTLE OE BOTHWELL BRIDGE.
THE BATTLE OF KILLIECRANKIE.
THE BATTLE OF SHERIFF-MUIR.
LORD DERWENTWATER.
THE BATTLE OF TRANENT-MUIR, OR OF PRESTON-PANS
CONTINUED.
THE BATTLE OF OTTERBOURNE.
A FYTTE. [THE SECOND PART.]
A FYTTE. [THE SECOND PART.]
THE BATTLE OF OTTERBOURNE.
THE HUNTING OF THE CHEVIOT.
THE FIRST FIT.
THE SECOND FIT.
THE FIRST FIT.
THE SECOND FIT.
CHEVY-CHACE.
SIR ANDREW BARTON.
THE FIRST PART.
THE SECOND PART.
THE FIRST PART.
THE SECOND PART.
FLODDEN FIELD.
QUEEN JEANIE.
THE DEATH OF QUEEN JANE.
THE MURDER OF THE KING OF SCOTS.
THE RISING IN THE NORTH.
NORTHUMBERLAND BETRAYED BY DOUGLAS.
KING OF SCOTS AND ANDREW BROWNE.
MARY AMBREE.
BRAVE LORD WILLOUGHBEY.
THE BONNY EARL OF MURRAY.
THE BONNIE EARL O' MURRAY.
THE WINNING OF CALES.
SIR JOHN SUCKLING'S CAMPAIGN.
THE BATTLE OF PHILIPHAUGH.
THE GALLANT GRAHAMS.
THE BATTLE OF LOUDON HILL.
THE BATTLE OE BOTHWELL BRIDGE.
THE BATTLE OF KILLIECRANKIE.
THE BATTLE OF SHERIFF-MUIR.
LORD DERWENTWATER.
THE BATTLE OF TRANENT-MUIR, OR OF PRESTON-PANS
APPENDIX.
THE BATTLE OF OTTERBURN. See p. 5.
THE BATTLE OF HARLAW.
KING HENRIE THE FIFTH'S CONQUEST.
JANE SHORE.
A TRUE RELATION OE THE LIFE AND DEATH OF SIR ANDREW BARTON, A PYRATE AND ROVER ON THE SEAS.
THE BATTLE OF CORICHIE ON THE HILL OF FAIR, FOUGHT OCT. 28, 1562.
THE BATTLE OF BALRINNES,
(OTHERWISE CALLED THE BATTLE OF GLENLIVET.)
(OTHERWISE CALLED THE BATTLE OF GLENLIVET.)
BONNY JOHN SETON.
THE HAWS OF CROMDALE.
THE BATTLE OF ALFORD.
THE BATTLE OF PENTLAND HILLS.
THE READING SKIRMISH.
THE READING SKIRMISH;
THE READING SKIRMISH;
UNDAUNTED LONDONDERRY.
PR[OE]LIUM GILLICRANKIANUM. See p. 152.
THE BOYNE WATER.
THE WOMAN WARRIOR,
A DIALOGUE
BETWEEN WILL LICK-LADLE AND TOM CLEAN-COGUE, TWA SHEPHERDS, WHA WERE FEEDING THEIR FLOCKS ON THE OCHIL-HILLS ON THE DAY THE BATTLE OF SHERIFF-MOOR WAS FOUGHT.
BETWEEN WILL LICK-LADLE AND TOM CLEAN-COGUE, TWA SHEPHERDS, WHA WERE FEEDING THEIR FLOCKS ON THE OCHIL-HILLS ON THE DAY THE BATTLE OF SHERIFF-MOOR WAS FOUGHT.
UP AND WAR THEM A', WILLIE. See p. 156.
THE MARQUIS OF HUNTLEY'S RETREAT FROM THE BATTLE OF SHERIFFMUIR.
JOHNIE COPE. See p. 168.
KING LEIR AND HIS THREE DAUGHTERS.
FAIR ROSAMOND.
QUEEN ELEANOR'S FALL.
THE DUCHESS OF SUFFOLK'S CALAMITY.
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF FAMOUS THO. STUKELY, AN ENGLISH GALLANT IN THE TIME OF QUEENE ELIZABETH, WHO ENDED HIS DAYES IN A BATTAILE OF KINGS IN BARBARIE.
LORD DELAWARE.
THE BATTLE OF HARLAW. (See p. 180.)
THE BATTLE OF OTTERBURN. See p. 5.
THE BATTLE OF HARLAW.
KING HENRIE THE FIFTH'S CONQUEST.
JANE SHORE.
A TRUE RELATION OE THE LIFE AND DEATH OF SIR ANDREW BARTON, A PYRATE AND ROVER ON THE SEAS.
THE BATTLE OF CORICHIE ON THE HILL OF FAIR, FOUGHT OCT. 28, 1562.
THE BATTLE OF BALRINNES,
(OTHERWISE CALLED THE BATTLE OF GLENLIVET.)
(OTHERWISE CALLED THE BATTLE OF GLENLIVET.)
BONNY JOHN SETON.
THE HAWS OF CROMDALE.
THE BATTLE OF ALFORD.
THE BATTLE OF PENTLAND HILLS.
THE READING SKIRMISH.
THE READING SKIRMISH;
THE READING SKIRMISH;
UNDAUNTED LONDONDERRY.
PR[OE]LIUM GILLICRANKIANUM. See p. 152.
THE BOYNE WATER.
THE WOMAN WARRIOR,
A DIALOGUE
BETWEEN WILL LICK-LADLE AND TOM CLEAN-COGUE, TWA SHEPHERDS, WHA WERE FEEDING THEIR FLOCKS ON THE OCHIL-HILLS ON THE DAY THE BATTLE OF SHERIFF-MOOR WAS FOUGHT.
BETWEEN WILL LICK-LADLE AND TOM CLEAN-COGUE, TWA SHEPHERDS, WHA WERE FEEDING THEIR FLOCKS ON THE OCHIL-HILLS ON THE DAY THE BATTLE OF SHERIFF-MOOR WAS FOUGHT.
UP AND WAR THEM A', WILLIE. See p. 156.
THE MARQUIS OF HUNTLEY'S RETREAT FROM THE BATTLE OF SHERIFFMUIR.
JOHNIE COPE. See p. 168.
KING LEIR AND HIS THREE DAUGHTERS.
FAIR ROSAMOND.
QUEEN ELEANOR'S FALL.
THE DUCHESS OF SUFFOLK'S CALAMITY.
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF FAMOUS THO. STUKELY, AN ENGLISH GALLANT IN THE TIME OF QUEENE ELIZABETH, WHO ENDED HIS DAYES IN A BATTAILE OF KINGS IN BARBARIE.
LORD DELAWARE.
THE BATTLE OF HARLAW. (See p. 180.)
GLOSSARY.
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