| Other author/creator | Greig, Gavin, 1856-1914. |
| Other author/creator | Duncan, James Bruce, 1848-1917. |
| Other author/creator | Shuldham-Shaw, Patrick N. |
| Other author/creator | Lyle, E. B. |
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Vol. 2: The three jolly butchers -- Lambkin -- The lady of Dun -- Young Emma -- Willie Grahame -- Captain Glen -- Burke's confession -- The cruel mother -- Lady Anne -- The four Maries -- Fair Isabel -- The white fisher -- Jellon Graeme -- The bonnie banks o' Airdrie -- The butcher's boy -- The Gosport tragedy -- Vill, the ship's carpenter -- Pat O'Brien -- The Longford murderer -- Mary Thompson -- John Lovie -- The wife o' Gateside -- Queen Eleanor -- Lord Ronald -- In Oxford town -- Villikens and his Dinah -- Sweet Willie and Fair Annie -- Binorie -- Gill Morice -- The dowie dens o' Yarrow -- Sir Niel and Macvan -- Sarah Barnwell -- The bents and broom -- Lord Douglas -- The constant farmer's son -- Jamie and Nancy of Yarmouth -- The unfortunate shepherdess -- The banks of sweet Dundee -- May Colvin -- Charming mall boy -- Pretty Caledonia -- The loch o' Shilin -- The lass o' the lecht -- The lumbering boys -- Edom o' Gordon -- The fire of Frendraught -- The bonnie hoose o' Airlie -- The baron o' Braikley -- Sir James the Rose -- Erin-go-bragh -- The queer folk i' the Shaws -- Kinghorn ferry -- The battle of Corrymuckloch -- The Fraserburgh meal riot -- The farmer candidate -- Stumpie the lawyer -- Robin Hood and the squires -- Johnnie Ha -- The gallant Grahams -- Lang Johnnie More -- The young laird o' Logie -- The maid freed from the gallows -- Gightie's lady -- Johnnie O'Braidisleys -- McAllum's lament -- Van Dieman's land -- The Braemar poacher -- Heather Jock -- John Gunn -- My ain Kate -- Brannon on the moor -- The roving blade -- The Boston smuggler -- Robin the smuggler -- Billy O'Rourke -- Jock the leg and the merry merchant -- Robin Hood and the beggar -- The pedlar -- The Yorkshire farmer -- The farmer and the robber -- The maid and the robber -- Donald's adventure -- The harpin' Mannie -- Sir Hugh the Graeme -- Allen-a-dale -- The heir o' Linne -- The jolly beggar -- The beggar man -- The laird o' grant -- The beggar's dawtie -- The gypsy laddie -- Georgie Downie -- The pedlar and his pack -- The jolly abbot -- The exciseman in a coal pit -- The hedgehog -- The absent-minded man -- Tobacco plenty -- Jock Tamson's tripe -- The wee wifikie -- Coortin' in the stable -- The day I went to Rothesay O -- The Greenock railway -- The iron horse -- Donald's visit to Glasgow -- Paddy in Glasgow -- Poor jock frae -- Jock hawk -- My guild kilmarnock bonnet -- The black cook -- The Yorkshireman in London -- The rigs of London -- The bunch of watercresses -- The shepherd's son -- Jock sheep -- The merchant and the beggar wench -- Oysters -- Bung your eye -- The sportsboy -- The foundling baby -- The lawyer and Nell -- The minister's wedder -- The miller's she-ass -- The china merchant -- The butcher's daughter -- The shirt -- The drummer and the cook -- The unfortunate boot -- Mrs. Greig of Sandlaw -- The wee toon clerk -- The wife o' Kelso -- Johnnie Sands -- Kellyburn Braes -- The barrin' o' the door -- The bonnie broom-fields -- The maskin' rung -- Jock Hamilton -- The wee midgie meer -- Young Allan -- The cherry tree carol -- The queen o' Elfin's nourice -- The elfin knight -- True Tammas -- Young Aiken - James Harris -- Rhiner Dyne -- The twa magicians -- Lishen Brand -- Proud Lady Margaret -- William and Margaret -- Willie O -- Mary's dream -- Grigor's ghost -- The ghost so grim -- The ghaist o' Fernden -- The legend of pot sunk Ann -- the baron of Gartley -- The warlock Laird o' Skene -- Simon's lady. |
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Vol 3: The barnyards o' Delgaty -- Jock O'Rhynie -- The praise o' Huntly -- Tired o' workin' Lyauvie's braes -- Darrahill -- Darra -- Ellon fair -- Ellon market -- South Ythsie -- Sleepy toon -- The scranky black farmer -- The greedy glen o' mains -- Ye're now on Bogieside -- The barns o' Beneuches -- Mains o' Elrick -- Reid hoose -- The Benton crew -- Benton -- Frae the martimas term -- Netherthird -- Netherha' -- This is Halloween -- The glass market -- Brannan fair o' Banff -- There was a fair -- John Bruce o' the fornet -- Bruntie's -- Tochineal -- Monymusk -- Between Stanehive and Laurencekirk -- The bothy lads o' Forfar --- The guise o' tough -- Geordie Williamson -- I left Inverquhomery -- Newhills -- Straloch -- On the 16th o' October -- Drumdelgie -- There's a set o' farmers here about -- Swaggers -- Nethermill -- I've sair'd wi'men -- Cameloun -- Jamie Broon -- The weary farmers -- Potterton -- Come a' ye Buchan laddies -- There's nae luck at Tullo's toon -- The goodman's song -- Mains o' Boyndie -- Mains o' Culsh -- Lamachree and megrum -- Marafray -- Sowens for sap -- Pitgair -- Likewise we hae a hoosemaid -- Oor fairm toon -- The Lothian hairst -- The harvest song-- The band o' shearers -- Johnnie Sangster -- The hairst o' Rettie -- The boghead crew -- The Kiethen hairst -- The Ardlaw crew -- The Northessie crew -- My ploughman boy -- The jolly ploughman lad -- The carse o' Pommaize -- The ploughman chiel and the ploughman laddie -- The woods of Rickarton -- We are all jolly fellows that follow the plough -- The lad wha hauds the ploo -- The fyvie ploughmen -- Harrowing time -- The plooin' match -- Then some wi pins -- The tyrie plooin' match -- Ah, smiler lad -- The Inverquhomery ploughing match -- Dalmuir ploughing match -- Hawkie -- The herd laddie -- Jocky and his owsen - Herdie derdie -- Cowaye -- The Muirland farmer -- The beauty of Buchan -- Depression -- The frostit corn -- The thresherman -- Lord Fife -- A song of welcome -- There's Tillydeask -- Mullnabeeny -- Sa up and rise -- The braes o' Broo -- It wasna sae -- The plooman laddie -- My love's a plooman -- The praise of ploughman -- The painful plough -- The laddie that handles the ploo -- Come, all ye jolly plooboys -- Commend me to the plooman -- The miller o' Straloch -- Merry may the maid be -- The dusty miller -- The crook and plaid -- The country carrier -- Jim the Carter lad -- The toll bar -- Boyndlie road -- The Buchan turnpike -- The Smith's a gallant fireman -- John Buchan, blacksmith -- The masons -- The Bonnie Mason laddie -- The mason laddie -- Freemasons' song -- The Freemason king -- The rules of masonry -- The compass and square -- The sons of Levi -- Wi' the apron on -- The plumb and level -- The free gardener -- The spinning' o't -- Spinning rhyme -- The wife and her wee pickle tow -- The weaver lad -- O, mither, onybody! -- The shoemaker -- My love was a shoemaker -- The shoemaker at his last -- The cobbler -- Dick Dorbin the cobbler -- The boatman's dance -- The Bonnie Fisher lass -- A king canna swagger -- Come all ye tramps and hawkers -- The begging -- Buy broom besons -- The scavenger's brigade -- The ploughboy's dream -- The auld horse's lament -- There lives a man in Ardes town -- The auld man's mear's deid -- Duncan MacKallikin -- Trusty -- Tam Gibb and the Soo -- John Fox -- Father Fox -- The hare's lament -- Fin we gang up tae London -- O Janet bring me ben my Sunday coat -- The Berwick freeman -- The hills o' Gallowa' -- The land of the west -- Hainin's waal -- The hill o' Callivar -- Lochnagar -- Mountblairy -- Monquhitter's lonely hill -- The Tarland laws -- The bodies o' the lyne o' Skene -- Aul' Meldrum toon -- The den o' Auldbar -- Peterhead -- O canny an' cute men ye'll meet by the dee -- O ugie tho nae classic stream -- Rothiemay -- The girls o' Aiberdeen -- The toon o' Arbroath -- My heart's in the highlands -- My native hame -- The bonnets o' blue -- The land o' cakes -- Bannocks o' barley meal -- Highland heather -- The highland lad -- Duncan Macintosh -- Lauchie -- The hills o' Trummach -- The song of the emigrant -- My hielant hame -- The highland shore -- The land o' America -- The new plantation -- Awa' tae cyprus -- The nabob -- Auld yule -- The auld hat -- I am now a poor auld man in years -- The happy days of youth. |
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Vol 3 (cont.): The farmer's ingle -- The wind and the snow -- When the day is on the turn -- A wife and a biggin o' yer ain -- Bogie's banks and Bogie's braes -- The auld man's sang -- Happy roon' the ingle bleezin' -- The present time is oors -- The cronies o' mine -- Sae will we yet -- My ain fireside -- Kittybrewster -- The ale-wife -- Cripple Kirsty -- A wee drap o' whisky -- The hielan' hills -- John Barleycorn -- A wee drappie o't -- When Jones' ale was new -- Come, landlord, fill a flowing bowl -- The cove that sings -- Tak' anither gill -- I'll take this glass into my hands -- The snuffer's toast -- Snuffer's grace -- Tobacco pipes and porter -- There was a first guid ale -- Glendronach -- Tam Broom -- I've got a shilling -- Jock Geddes -- The drunk mason -- The drygate brig -- The Tarves rant -- Robie and Granny -- Take it, Bob -- Tak it, man, tak it -- Ale and tobacco -- Donald blue -- The drap o' cappie o -- O, foo will I get hame -- Hooly and fairly -- Jock and Meg -- The barley bree -- Johnnie, my man -- Come hame to yer lingles -- Fin ye gang awa Johnnie -- The braw black jug -- Aul' Sanners an' I -- The drouthy souters -- Good ale -- The drunkard's raggit wean -- Watty and Meg -- Reform and Whigs -- Weary on the gill stoup -- Always on the spree -- The fillin' o' the punchbowl wearies me -- Wae be to that weary drink, John Anderson, my jo -- John Barleycorn, my jo -- The Teetotal mill -- Nancy Whisky -- The clear cauld wate r-- Scotch medley -- Fy, let's a to the bridal -- The wedding -- Cuttie's weddin' -- The Tinkers' wedding -- The Donside wedding -- Hey the bonnie breistknots -- O wha's at the window -- The road to Peterhead -- Sheelicks -- Gordon O'Newton's marriage -- Patie's wedding -- The waters of Dee -- The cantie carlie -- The wedding of Ballaporeen -- The haughies o' Indego -- Cadger Bruce -- Dubbieneuk -- Mary Glennie -- Jean Dalgarno -- The singing class -- The Auchnairy ball -- Lannagan's ball -- The ball at Davidson's -- The souters' feast -- McGinty's meal-an-ale -- Middletack cliack -- The harvest home -- Kirn song -- Auld Warrack's plough feast -- The country rockin' -- December cam' -- The twelve days of Christmas -- Here's to ye a' and a happy new year -- Get up gudewife -- Our feet's cauld -- We are a' queen Mary's men -- Besuthian -- Ye gae but to your beef-stan' -- They sell't his teeth to teethe a rake -- The ram o' Dirram -- Robin's testament -- The haughs o' Gartly --The cushnie winter sports -- To men -- I'm now twenty-two -- Jamie's braw claes -- Come, dear, don't fear -- Jean Pirie -- The servan' lasses -- Aye work awa -- I'm a workin' chap -- Punctuality -- The clock -- The droosy chiel -- The guid coat o' blue -- The cuddy -- Jean Findlater's loon -- Paddle your own canoe -- We're a cuttin' -- Sweep your own door clean -- The slippy stane -- When fortune turns the wheel -- Up a tree -- A shillin' or twa -- If but one heart be true -- Oh dinna quarrel the bairnies -- Behave yersel' -- I don't think much of you -- To coont my kin an' pedigree -- Ae night last ook fan growing late -- O mucke deil fat has come o' ye -- mossie and his meer -- The wicked captain -- The glead -- Bound for glory noo -- The guise o' Tyrie -- Tammy Chalmers -- The widow's cruisie -- Betty Mull's squeel -- The soldier and the sailor -- The uppermost tub -- Fifteenth psalm -- Covenanters -- The Presbyterian cat -- The auld wife and her cattie -- Our orange flags may gang to rangs -- The last speech and dying words of the auld kird of Turriff -- Queen Jean -- Fat'll i dee and my dearie dee -- Oh, gin ye were deid, goodman -- The son of a seven -- MacPherson's rant -- Rosen the beau -- The Scots pipers -- The term -- Burns's farewell -- The testament -- The miller's will -- Oh the miller he stole corn -- Grandmother's chair -- Be kin' to yer nainsel, John. |
| Bibliography note | Includes bibliographical notes and indexes. |
| ISBN | 0080257593 |
