Scope and Contents
Album primarily contains Irish ballads, arranged more or less in alphabetical order by title.
Bookplate reads,
Osmond de Beauvoir Priaulx.
Includes pages from George Cruikshank's
Fairy Library: Jack and the Beanstalk.
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0h wira sthru! Oh wira sthru!
Oh! sure we thought that here you’d stay,
And give us many a happy day;
Och hone! you turned our heads astray,
Oh wira sthru ! Oh wira sthru!
Oh! its you that praised Sir Bradley’s taste,
In laying out the city feast,
Oh wira sthru! Oh wira sthru I
And Och! you thanked the Lady Mayor,
For bringing all the Damsels rare,
That at yourself did gape and stare,
Oh wira sthru! Oh wira sthru !
And its you, that \vinh a mighty whack,
Bc-tilled all the City Pack,
Oh wira sthru! Oh wira sthru!
F or with your sword you gave the lick
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That into Knights transformed them quick,
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Nor let Aby give the Mem’ry glorious,
Oh wira sthru! Oh wira sthru!
But Darley’s heart did for it pant,
When Sidinouth say’d, “Indeed you shan't,"
For fear of vexing Charley Grant,
Oh wira sthru! Oh wira sthru !
011! its you to Church brought Lord Fingall,
And its you that genre the grandest Ball,
Oh wira sthru! Oh Wira sthru!
But least that those shou’d go astray,
Who were ne’er but once at Levee day,
You invited them to stay away,
Oh Wira sthruI Oh wira sthru!
Oh! its you that left the Bank in haste,
Nor neither bit or sup wou’d taste,
Oh wira sthru! Oh wira‘ sthru!
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Old D——x—n's freedom did restrain,
And then set ofl", Post haste to Slmzr,
Oh wira sthru! Oh wira sthru!
0h ! it is you that at your own Kingstown,-
From Dan received the fine Green Crown,
Oh wira sthru! Oh wira sthru!
And its then you say’d, alack, alack,
When seated in your fishing smack,
“ Sure I 'll be here “when I come baa/r,"
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Its when that you {cross those li
When you think on our misery 'tw
'When I relate the hardships hll on Columbia‘s shore.
“3 since this cruel war began mos
The SOUil] prepared for action upon the battle ground,
Our cavalry and Inf: nty with cannons planted round,
The star and stripes does proudly float unwantin the contest,
Old Erin’s flag on both sides hoised by Irish hearts arrest.
Like thunder bolts, the i ails do fly
the lite and smoke' ascend the sky most dismal for to see,
1hr! brother light the brother and
Thro’ ficldofblood w. have waded,
And many a brave eon mat der lay
And heups of lrish heroes brave on
That was both killed and wounded
It would melt your hearts with pity
Looking for their d ad husbands wi
The children ctyiig mums shure we may rue the day,
W0 lost our own poor dsdas all in America.
Altereaoh and ever:J battle, see the
me wanting legs I nil arms. and more without their heads, .
tits some thou-suds here does lie for from tseir native clay,
To take a long and silent sleep until the Judgment day.
“any a mother anxiously to the Post Ollicc ran,
hopes s welcome letter should return from her son,
Alas but little do they know they fell in crimson gore, .3 ‘ v
TM! bones lie moulderiugwith the dust all on Columbia‘s shore 7 . .
America once happy land, but now a scene of woe, ’ .. V»
Presxdcnt LlHCt lu hates the bloody South, 55 their slavery also, a ‘
For thousands of our lrish boys wit
the widows and their orphans dear,
~d Christians all i nou bear in mi
‘ , on you are at devotion let it be night or day,
" {on for thtse lrish soldic s brave you earnestly will pray a]
1 It those poor souls in battlefell all in America.
Alas employment has declined and commerce did decay,
Hos caused our Irish boys to list for the battle field array,
To fight our own relations here, all in America,
And after all no Sign at all of this sad war being done.
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As I rained out on a summers morning,
All in the charming sweet month of May
Down by the banks of sweet AnllaL’ll harbour
- .VVhere-Irout and salmon .do rejoice andplay.
I stood a while in deep meditation,
';_Mv eyes were feasted I can say no more,
IVhen l beheld all the works of nature
All rural planes of An_uagh._sl.ore.
Thisrplensant harbour is all surrounded
-By limpid waters in shady groves
.Wherc you might see both the duck and mallard
In numbers floating all on the shore.
The feathered clinnters around that harbour
And handsof music in summer times
Compels the vulture or the floating eagle
_ To leave their mansions that, is sublime
'From the. Atlantic or troubled ocean
The fish in motion all in a throrg
‘Wlth great rejoicements to gain that harbour
r'lflie frigid in alers to pass along. .
The fleet and mackerel the beam and cod sh
Could he obtained in the. place you know
By,_warlike ollioers and foreign statesmen
Along the brook as they gentlylflow.
It is inhabited by noble farmers
_Who read the charms of husbandry
'And have a. facultry of cultivation
1n proper._scason as you may‘seq,
'They are in general both good and gracious
And always pleasing as I truly say ,. , . 4 -
To every mendicant or distressed creature
That happens daily to pass tlus.t:,vjvs.y,,,,I l
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l'tray'elled 'I'relnnd and other places
The. isle of, Wight and sweet Uonerailo
snail) “and iPortugal both Cork andfiweden
Limei'i‘ckflity or. sweet Abbeville: . M,
I was in Liverpool and inkEnislymou
Newfoundland and great Baltimore
In all my ranging orrercnading
' I saw none to equulgwe’et Annaglt shore.
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