No. 4.
- A merry Gipsey girl,
- A national song,
- Ans’er to K. Darling,
- Ben Fisher and wife,
- Bonnie Jamie,
- Broken-hearted Tom,
- By the sad sea-waves,
- Columbia rules sea,
- Come, gang wi’ me,
- Commence, darkies,
- Cottage by the sea,
- Daylight on the sea,
- Don’t cry so, Norah,
- Erin is my home,
- Gal from the south,
- Get out wilderness,
- Harp of Tara’s hall,
- He led her to altar,
- Home, sweet home,
- I am a freeman,
- I’ll hang my harp,
- I’m not myself at all,
- Indian Hunter,
- Indian warr.’s grave,
- I’ve been roaming,
- I wish he’d decide,
- Jane Monroe,
- Jolly Jack, rover,
- Johnny’s for soldier,
- Kate was a little girl,
- Kitty Tyrel,
- Let me kiss for his mother,
- Linda’s gone to Balt.,
- Maud Adair and I,
- Molly Bawn,
- My ain fireside,
- My boyhood’s home,
- Nora, of Kidare,
- Kiss, but never tell,
- Old uncle Edward,
- Paddy on the canal,
- Parody on Unc. Sam,
- Poor old maids,
- Preserve the mariner,
- Ship ahoy,
- Somebody’s courting,
- Song of the farmer,
- Song, Blanche Alpen,
- Sparking Sunday n’t,
- Sprig of shillelah,
- Stand by the flag,
- The engineer’s song,
- The farmer’s boy,
- The hazel dell,
- The little low room,
- The low-backed car,
- The old brown cot,
- The old kirk-yard,
- Terry O’Reilly,
- They don’t wish me home,
- Tom Brown,
- Uncle Gabriel,
- Uncle Tim, the toper,
- We were boys tog’er,
- We’re growing old,
- We’re fond of kissi’g,
- Where are the hopes,
- Wit’n mile of Edin’o,
- Would I were a boy,
- Would I were a girl,
- Would I’re with thee.