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Oil the last receipt o£a Son and Heir j 'Twas A e tenth, arrival I declare. Sicb a ^pttiu
Up Stairs, And ylajying oil de fiddle* Sicli a. &ettiu up stair* .,! neber did See
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I'nt's hottication bad been scant . \fbat learning' could. Malroo uy want ?
Hi', could, twirl ike twig, in an "Agitation _," Twas the Priest's affair- the hedicalion!
A flash of the*6hjlJe!ah is the thing , Abutwf you -"Foes or friends to "bring" ;
Pa* sent round his- his friends to irtY.tte,$f would be glad to ?ec them at 4 past 8 .
O 6'f'c/l // c,'r///// &. _
Flo lived iivDuhha (lie first floor down The ch'unlcy - and five flats from the ground ;
The main entrance to bis donjon keep Was die. ladder he used in his '"Sweep, Wo! sweep"!
Pat swilns"/ir/rtcs/' while pujvttiv// his profession, Aiid/wr/W^the right Iry iaking possession,
The nmialos.tiic rats,Tie murtiier'd ait^ .Both youu^ aiid old , and great and small .
~/lrtd tft'ch & getftii $?c .
The tip.H that lights the regions heluw Was never needed as I shall shew:
Thro" the holes ill the roof the Sunlight came,And_at -nigjit the Moon she did the Same.
» */// irtcA iZ- getfi/r £? .
The company cauie hi twos and threes , Till the place was lilie a hive of beetf ;
Of the guests 1 am sorry I've lost the list, IW tbe'Afocler they Mestrd.felhe obi W they lost :
And d>.e "MOP- went round.! and round!! and minul!!! and bach again till it ran aground.
While droned the Pipe, and seree.b'd the fiddle, To *!/W/7 t/te hodr? and "( 'p the >r/tj ( //, *
<Sfo// d-tt/r a ./■ rtt'it M- •■:
But the longest day will pass aw. And the deepest well w<n drj tbeiT sav •■
Tlic PotccnTOS onl' fe all «nv dry. even the music refused its" melody *
fco lots they agreed (o cast to sec. Who showhl'raiso the wind" ami the" Mercury —
Well I can't tell why au.l I can't how, But the lot it fell on the old brood Sow.
^■rntt f,h.rrt ffv&trtcA &9d£n9&.
.Now "time and tide will uo man hide" And Gruuiv'tf fans: was come they said 5
But the stair was Steep, and history sbows^Tbat a Sow wont rr&ier follow its noSe .
So they tied the ropes her round about ,Witb an old grey asliatd around, lice snout.
And out- of the window they sbmgher high, On hex* i*oad to her "f/triecr J ' Bavnahy .
sich cc-petfiTt ik-.
There's iniTcli between die Snout and trough, Aud this was the case hei*e s*n'e enough ;
For O or 6 Taddies hein^ou± on the tlly, Boned the Pig as came from the shv :
W10 ere "saw^ a well brim full of ale " Or a M Pcaeoct with a fieiry tail?"
Or Ii*isl\ Bout withovtt a tow ? Here was a riglar oiv* any how 5
<r/r7r /z i)relfi?i. uj>o~ttutvyt\
Jind the mew Police with much ado,l?ahhed Tat,andtheT{g, and 12 of the crew;
Andlock'd AeilLup— lirolienlieads fenoSes^AK they had g,ot front Sbillelah blowj-es,
ISeoct day at 10 the Alagistrate , With, bis yellww face an.d powdered pate ,
Sent Pat,and Peter, and. Barney, and Bill,For3nioirfl6itiine to the new TceadMill .
And iherc(av «i«- Mjinwas sich a getting Vt ■
And playing «n the Treaddle^ Dec, .
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M)AL&®®tiW£ Jftrtlf.
^^
P I K
=g=£
^
ggj i «~g
5
I p J *& $
$
O. sicli a, gettin \rp stairs, And. playing on. de fiddle , Sick a £ettLn up stairs'
mp-jTjjj,., j | ji r : p;ftrTrpce T f.i^» g
i
I ncT»er did see .PatlVfotTroo-uAr geiii a boy'' about. With an 7/w// (lir//i'm- an Irish Kotd
pFP J' l gp. p j I § PIP PPfT^ g i PH^'
P=.
Oil the last receipt o£a Son and Heir j 'Twas A e tenth, arrival I declare. Sicb a ^pttiu
Up Stairs, And ylajying oil de fiddle* Sicli a. &ettiu up stair* .,! neber did See
^#
I'nt's hottication bad been scant . \fbat learning' could. Malroo uy want ?
Hi', could, twirl ike twig, in an "Agitation _," Twas the Priest's affair- the hedicalion!
A flash of the*6hjlJe!ah is the thing , Abutwf you -"Foes or friends to "bring" ;
Pa* sent round his- his friends to irtY.tte,$f would be glad to ?ec them at 4 past 8 .
O 6'f'c/l // c,'r///// &. _
Flo lived iivDuhha (lie first floor down The ch'unlcy - and five flats from the ground ;
The main entrance to bis donjon keep Was die. ladder he used in his '"Sweep, Wo! sweep"!
Pat swilns"/ir/rtcs/' while pujvttiv// his profession, Aiid/wr/W^the right Iry iaking possession,
The nmialos.tiic rats,Tie murtiier'd ait^ .Both youu^ aiid old , and great and small .
~/lrtd tft'ch & getftii $?c .
The tip.H that lights the regions heluw Was never needed as I shall shew:
Thro" the holes ill the roof the Sunlight came,And_at -nigjit the Moon she did the Same.
» */// irtcA iZ- getfi/r £? .
The company cauie hi twos and threes , Till the place was lilie a hive of beetf ;
Of the guests 1 am sorry I've lost the list, IW tbe'Afocler they Mestrd.felhe obi W they lost :
And d>.e "MOP- went round.! and round!! and minul!!! and bach again till it ran aground.
While droned the Pipe, and seree.b'd the fiddle, To *!/W/7 t/te hodr? and "( 'p the >r/tj ( //, *
<Sfo// d-tt/r a ./■ rtt'it M- •■:
But the longest day will pass aw. And the deepest well w<n drj tbeiT sav •■
Tlic PotccnTOS onl' fe all «nv dry. even the music refused its" melody *
fco lots they agreed (o cast to sec. Who showhl'raiso the wind" ami the" Mercury —
Well I can't tell why au.l I can't how, But the lot it fell on the old brood Sow.
^■rntt f,h.rrt ffv&trtcA &9d£n9&.
.Now "time and tide will uo man hide" And Gruuiv'tf fans: was come they said 5
But the stair was Steep, and history sbows^Tbat a Sow wont rr&ier follow its noSe .
So they tied the ropes her round about ,Witb an old grey asliatd around, lice snout.
And out- of the window they sbmgher high, On hex* i*oad to her "f/triecr J ' Bavnahy .
sich cc-petfiTt ik-.
There's iniTcli between die Snout and trough, Aud this was the case hei*e s*n'e enough ;
For O or 6 Taddies hein^ou± on the tlly, Boned the Pig as came from the shv :
W10 ere "saw^ a well brim full of ale " Or a M Pcaeoct with a fieiry tail?"
Or Ii*isl\ Bout withovtt a tow ? Here was a riglar oiv* any how 5
<r/r7r /z i)relfi?i. uj>o~ttutvyt\
Jind the mew Police with much ado,l?ahhed Tat,andtheT{g, and 12 of the crew;
Andlock'd AeilLup— lirolienlieads fenoSes^AK they had g,ot front Sbillelah blowj-es,
ISeoct day at 10 the Alagistrate , With, bis yellww face an.d powdered pate ,
Sent Pat,and Peter, and. Barney, and Bill,For3nioirfl6itiine to the new TceadMill .
And iherc(av «i«- Mjinwas sich a getting Vt ■
And playing «n the Treaddle^ Dec, .
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Description | With music. as sung by Mr. T. D. Rice, The Original Jim Crow. |
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Shelfmark | Ing.78(6) |
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Description | Scottish 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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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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