Catalogue of a collection of English ballads of the XVIIth and XVIIIth centuries

Nectar preferr'd^before Scornfull Cynthia. Sec Squires Grief.
Ned Smith. Tune of
Gallants come list a while.
Needs must when the devil drives = When first Mankind were sway'd.
Negative Prophecy found under Ruins of Whitehall = I sing not of Jove's mighty thunder.
Nell. See Ralph and Nell.
Neptune's Raging Fury — You Gentlemen of England.
Never a penny of money. Tune of
I am a brave Lass and I travel'd about.
Never was Woman more false, &c. See Languishing Swain.
New Association. See Shaftesbury's Farewell.
New, The, Bory. Tune of
Pritty Phillomel was so Charming.
Underneath a little Mountain.
New Courtier = Upon the Change where Merchants meet.
New Exeter. Tune of
When Soil with his Beams.
New-fashioned Marigold = There was a young man in his prime.
New-found Father discover'd. See Answer to the London Lasses Folly.
New German Doctor = You men that are Married, I pray now attend.
New Love Song and a true Love Song = Loyal Lovers Listen well.
New Mad Tom of Bedlam = Forth from my sad and darksome Cell.
New made Gentlewoman. Tune of
I once had a Servant.
New made Gentlewoman ~ Come Gallants and listen unto me a while.
New-Market. Tune of
There was a brisk Lass both Bonny and Brown.
New-Market. See Call to the Races at.
New Narrative of the Old Plot = When Traytors did at Pop'ry rail.
New Oath examined = Since Oaths are Solemn, Serious Things.
New Plot discover'd. See The Saint turn'd Curtezan.
New Poem . . . Ambassador from Emperour of Fez := Sir, my Muse bid you welcome . . .
New Protestant Ballad = Let England Rejoyce with heart and with voice.
New Rant. Tune of
One night at a very late hour.
New Satyricall Ballad. See Licentiousness of the Times.
New Song. See Man in Favour.
,, = Ho Brother Teague dost hear de Decree.
New Song on the Calling of a Free Parliament = A Parliament with one Consent.
New Song without a Lye. See Naked Truth.
New way of Marriage = Dearest do.
New way to take Physick. See Skilful Doctor of Gloucester-shire.
New-Year's Gift For the Whigs = Great Souls that are free from Faction rejoyce.
Newes from Hide-Parke = One Evening a little before it was dark.
Nick and Froth = All you that are Free-men of Ale-drapers Hall.
Night-Walkers = The Town is our own.
Nimble-Pated Youngsters Forgeries. Sec Politick young-man.
No charms above her, &c. See Love sick Serving man.
No French Strolers. See Peg Trim Tram in the Suds.