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l'AOE
Vater Icli rufe dich ! (Jermon air, . 72
Venetian air, . . . .87
Virginia Quick Step, B. A- Burditt, American, 130
Virgin Lily, The, Dr. Arnold, . .163
Virtuous Country Maid, old English air, . 127
Waltz, Mozart, . . . .5,13
Waltz from the overture to " Lodoiska," . 16
Waltz, Henry Herz, . . . .99
Waltz, . . . 84,130,148,180
Waltz, Wilms, . . . .171
Waly, waly, Scotch air, (42) . .102
Wap at the Widow my Laddie, Scotch air, . 183
Waterman's Dance,/rom " Durfty's Pills," . 107
Water parted from the sea, Dr. Arne, . 1 83
Watson's Scotch Measure, old Scotch air, . 129
Wealth of the Cottage is Love, from " Paul
and Virginia," W. Reeve, . . 50
Wedding Day, The, English air, . .179
Well may my true love arrive, Gaelic air, . 44
Weideman's Minuet, German, . .105
We Met, German air, . . .20
We're a' Noddin', Scotch air, . .119
We're no very fou but we're gaily yet, Scotch air, 55
We should all be unhappy together, English air, 108
Wet is this night and cold, Gaelic air, . 38
Wha'll be king but Charlie, Jacobite air, . 170
What the Deil ails you, Reel, Scotch, . 1 12
When the world first began, Attwood, . 139
PAOB
When time hath bereft thee, Avber, . . U8
When we Sailor Lads first put to sea, from " The
Mariners," . . . H7
When cruel parents sullen frown, Dr. P. Hayes, 156
Whene'er I see those smiling eyes, Moore's
Irish Melodies, . . . ,169
Where are you going my pretty Maid, old Eng-
lish air, ..... 143
Whistle and I'll come to you my Lad, Scotch
air, (43) . . . .42
* Who'll buy a Heart? James Manson, . 127
Widow are ye waking? Scotch air, . .138
Willie brew'd a peck o' maut, Allan Ma.sterton, 161
Willie was a wanton wag, Scotch air, , 5
Winnowing sheet, The, Irish air, . . 14
Winter, English air, . . ■ .27
Winter of Life, The, . . .141
Wise man's resolution, " I'll never be married
again," English air, . . .1 40
Wreathe the bowl, Moore's Irish Melodies, . 21
Yellow Haired Laddie, The, Scotch air, (44) 48
Ye Mariners of England, English air, . 51
Ye shall walk in silk attire, (old name "The
Siller Crown,) Scotch air, . . 38
Yorkshire Bite, old English air, . .115
Zitti zitti, piano piano, Rossini,
72

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Hamilton's universal tune-book
DescriptionA collection of the melodies of all nations, adapted for violin, flute, clarinet, etc. Edited by James Manson. Vol. 1-2.
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DescriptionScottish and English songs, military music and keyboard music of the 18th and 19th centuries. These items are from the collection of Alexander Wood Inglis of Glencorse (1854 to 1929). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises and other books on the subject.
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