Archive - HOL/2/6/37

Gamblin, Charles
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Item HOL/2/6/37/1 Charles Gamblin: The little chimney sweep undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/2 Charles Gamblin: It was of one winter's evening undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/3 Charles Gamblin: Fair Margaret and Sweet William undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/4 Charles Gamblin: Ye gentlemen of England undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/5 Charles Gamblin: Pretty Susan the pride of Kildare undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/6 Charles Gamblin: Oh, once I was a ploughing-boy, but a soldier I'm now undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/7 Charles Gamblin: Young Johnson undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/8 Charles Gamblin: Broomfield Hill undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/9 Charles Gamblin: One day, as I was walking undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/10 Charles Gamblin: It's of a young soldier undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/11 Charles Gamblin: Nelson undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/12 Charles Gamblin: The lark in the morning undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/13 Charles Gamblin: So abroad as I was walking undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/14 Charles Gamblin: Pretty Nancy of Yarmouth undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/15 Charles Gamblin: Twas down in yonders grove; Sometimes I thinks I see him undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/16 Charles Gamblin: In the town of Marlborough a rich man there did dwell undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/17 Charles Gamblin: Giles Scoggins undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/18 Charles Gamblin: Twas early one moening undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/19 Charles Gamblin: The Irish Boy undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/20 Charles Gamblin: Old Grandpa Fox; The Fox undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/21 Charles Gamblin: The Banks of the Boyne undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/22 Charles Gamblin: Jack Hall undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/23 Charles Gamblin: Yonder sits a fair lovely damsel (lady) undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/24 Charles Gamblin: Mowing the barley undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/25 Charles Gamblin: Twas of a shepherd's daughter [The knight and the shepherd's daughter] undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/26 Charles Gamblin: The Streams of lovely Nancy undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/27 Charles Gamblin: The Lowlands of Holland undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/28 Charles Gamblin: The Slaney Side (The Tanyard Side) undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/29 Charles Gamblin: Lord Derwentwater undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/30 Charles Gamblin: As I walked out one morning (Lovely Susan) undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/31 Charles Gamblin: One night as I lay slumbering on my bed undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/32 Charles Gamblin: The poor Irish stranger undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/33 Charles Gamblin: Sovay, Sovay (The female robber) undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/34 Charles Gamblin: The Cobbler undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/35 Charles Gamblin: A female farmer undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/36 Charles Gamblin: Robin Hood rescuing three squires undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/37 Charles Gamblin: Oh cut off his head- Robin Hood and the Bishop of Hereford undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/38 Charles Gamblin: Oh , mother, come and make my bed (Lady Maisry) undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/39 Charles Gamblin: Jolly Joe undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/40 Charles Gamblin: The foggy dew undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/41 Charles Gamblin: The Isle of France undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/42 Charles Gamblin: Come all Jack Jars undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/43 Charles Gamblin: The Sea Captain (The Banks of Green Willow) undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/44 Charles Gamblin: Fanny Blair undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/45 Charles Gamblin: Covent Garden undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/46 Charles Gamblin: Jolly Joes (or the Colliers) undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/47 Charles Gamblin: It's of a pretty ploughboy undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/48 Charles Gamblin: William Taylor and Sally Brown undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/49 Charles Gamblin: The jolly ploughboy undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/50 Charles Gamblin: The new Irish girl undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/51 Charles Gamblin: Oh, list! Oh, list! To my sorrowful lay undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/52 Charles Gamblin: Twas a cold winter's night undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/53 Charles Gamblin: He was under my window undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/54 Charles Gamblin: Sheep-crook and black dog undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/55 Charles Gamblin: Young Edwin in the Lowlands Low undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/56 Charles Gamblin: Sweet lovely Joan undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/57 Charles Gamblin: The bailiff's daughter of sweet Lisbeen town undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/58 Charles Gamblin: The sweet little creature undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/59 Charles Gamblin: Tarry trousers undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/60 Charles Gamblin: As beautiful Nancy undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/61 Charles Gamblin: The miser's daughter undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/62 Charles Gamblin: The maid freed from the gallows undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/63 Charles Gamblin: Come, buy my roses undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/64 Charles Gamblin: Ground for the floor undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/65 Charles Gamblin: My bonny labouring boy undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/66 Charles Gamblin: It's of a pretty ploughing-boy undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/67 Charles Gamblin: On Monday morning undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/68 Charles Gamblin: The jolly dragoon undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/69 Charles Gamblin: Adieu, my lovely Nancy undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/70 Charles Gamblin: In London fair city undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/71 Charles Gamblin: The Lowlands of Holland undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/72 Charles Gamblin: The baffled knight undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/73 Charles Gamblin: A day too young undated
Item HOL/2/6/37/74 Charles Gamblin: Georgie undated