No. 5.
- A dollar or two,
- A man’s a man,
- A Yan. ship and crew,
- Angels whisper,
- Auld lang syne,
- Bashful young man,
- Call me pet names,
- Camptown racers,
- Charity,
- Cheer, boys, cheer,
- Comin’ thro’ the rye,
- Days I was hard-up,
- Dermot Astore,
- Dilla Burn,
- Down the burn, Davy,
- Dumbarton’s dell,
- Ever of thee,
- Gently o’er me steals,
- Gum-tree canoe,
- Grave of uncle True,
- Grave of Bonaparte,
- Hark, I hear an angel,
- I offer thee this hand,
- Irish Emig. lament,
- John Anderson,
- Johnny a shoemaker,
- Kind Relations,
- Last w’k I took wife,
- Lass’t loves a sailor,
- Last rose of summer,
- Lily of the west,
- Mary of Argyle,
- Meet me by moonli’t,
- Minute gun at sea,
- Napolitaine,
- Norah McShane,
- Nothing else to do,
- Och, Paddy, is it ye,
- Oft in the stilly n’ht,
- Poor fishermans girl,
- Rat-catcher’s daug’r,
- Rose of Allandale,
- Roll on, silver moon,
- Sambo, I’ve missed,
- Sammy Slap,
- Simon, the cellarer,
- Someth’g to love me,
- Some love to drink,
- Sourkrout and sau’s,
- The gay cavalier,
- The gambler’s wife,
- The ingle side,
- The ivy green,
- The monks of old,
- The musical wife,
- The ocean burial,
- The old arm-chair,
- The watcher,
- Tail iv me coat,
- Thou art gone,
- Thou hast wounded,
- ’Tis midnight hour,
- Twilight dews,
- Umbrella courtship,
- Wake, Dinah, wake,
- Washington,
- We’ll have a dance,
- We met by chance,
- When I saw Nelly,
- When the swallows,
- Whoop de doodle do,
- William of the ferry,
- Will you love me.