‘Tea-table Miscellany: or, A Collection of Scots Sangs’ (1733)

[Book List Contents]

Contents.

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The SONGS mark’d C, D, H, L, M, O, &c. are new Words by different Hands;

X, the Authors unknown; Z, old Songs; Q, old Songs with Additions.

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• Dedication, pp.iii-iv.
• Preface, pp.v-viii.
• Bonny Christy, pp.1-2.
• The Bush aboon Traquair, pp.2-3. [C.]
• An Ode, pp.3-4. [D.]
• Tweed-side, pp.4-5. [C.]
• Song, pp.5-6. [S.]
• A Song, pp.6-7. [X.}
• Muirland Willie, pp.7-10. [Z.]
• The Promis’d Joy, p.10. [M.]
• To Delia on her drawing him to her Valentine, p. 11. [R.]
• The Faithful Shepherd, pp.11-12. [O]
• Untitled, p.12.
• To Mris. S. H. on her taking something ill I said, pp.13-14.
• The Broom of Cowdenknows, pp.14-15. [S. R.]
• To Chloe, pp.15-16. [L.]
• Upon hearing his Picture was in Chloe’s Breast, pp.16-17.
• Song for a Serenade, pp.17-18. [L.]
• Love is the Cause of my Mourning, pp.18-19. [X.]
• To Mris. A. H. on seeing her at a Consort, p.19. [C.]
• The bonny Scot, p.20.
• Scornfu’ Nansy, pp.21-22. [Z.]
• Slighted Nansy, pp.23-24.
• Lucky Nansy, pp.24-25. [Q.]
• A Scots Cantata, p.26.
• The Toast, p.27.
• Magie’s Tocher, pp.28-30. [Z]
• A Song, pp.30-31. [M.]
• A Song, pp.31-32. [O.]
• Song, p.32. [G.]
• Song, p.33. [W.]
• A South-Sea Sang, pp.33-34.
• Help me with thy Petticoat, pp.34-35.
• Love inviting Reason, pp.35-36.
• The Bob of Dumblane, p.37.
• Song complaining of Absence, pp.37-38. [R.]
• Song, p.38. [X.]
• A Song, p.39.
• The Reply, p.40. [X.]
• The Rose in Yarrow, pp.40-41. [C.]
• The fair Penitent, pp.41-42. [X.]
• The last Time I came o’er the Moor, pp.42-43.
• The Lass of Peaty’s Mill, pp.43-44.
• Green Sleeves, pp.44-45.
• The Yellow-hair’d Laddie, pp.45-46.
• Nany-O, pp.46-47.
• Bony Jean, pp.47-48.
• Throw the Wood Laddie, p.48.
• Down the Burn Davie, p.49. [C.]
• Song, p.50. [X.]
• A Song, p.51. [X.]
• Song, p.52. [L.]
• Dumbarton’s Drums, pp.52-53.
• Auld lang Syne, pp.53-55.
• The Lass of Livingston, pp.55-56.
• Peggy, I must love thee, pp.56-57.
• Bessy Bell and Mary Gray, pp.57-58.
• I’ll never leave thee, pp.58-59.
• My Deary, if thou die, pp.59-60. [C.]
• My Jo Janet, pp.60-62.
• Song, p.62.
• Auld Rob Morris, p.63. [Q.]
• Song, p.64. [Z.]
• Song, p.65. [M.]
• The young Laird and Edinburgh Katy, p.66.
• Katy’s Answer, p.67.
• Mary Scot, pp.67.
• O’re Bogie, pp.68-69.
• O’er the Moor to Maggy, pp.69-70.
• Polwart on the Green, pp.70-71.
• John Hay’s bony Lassie, p.71.
• Katharine Ogie, pp.72-73. [X.]
• Ann thou were my ain Thing, pp.73-75. [X.]
• There’s my Thumb I’ll ne’er beguile thee, pp.75-76.
• For the Love of Jean, p.76. [Z.]
• Song, pp.76-77.
• Genty Tibby, and sonsy Nelly, pp.78-79.
• Up in the Air, pp.79-80.
• Fy gar rub her o’er wi’ Strae, pp.80-81.
• Patie and Peggy, pp.81-82.
• The Mill, Mill – O, pp.82-83.
• Colin and Grisy parting, pp.83-84.
• The Gaberlunzie-Man, pp.84-87. [I.]
• The Cordial, pp.87-88.
• Ew-bughts Marion, pp.88-89. [Q.]
• The blythsome Bridal, pp.89-91. [Z.]
• The Highland Laddie, pp.91-93.
• Allan Water, pp.93-94. [C.]
• The Collier’s bonny Lassie, pp.94-95.
• Where Helen lies, pp.95-96.
• Song, p.96.
• To L. M. M., p.97.
• This is no mine ain House, p.98.
• Fint a Crum of thee she-faws, pp.98-100. [Z.]
• To Mris. E. C., pp.100-101.
• My Dady forbad, my Minny forbad, pp.101-102.
• Untitled, p.103.
• Clout the Caldron, pp.103-104.
• The Malt-Man, p.105.
• Bonny Bessie, pp.105-106.
• Omnia vincent amor, pp.106-108. [Q.]
• The auld Wife beyont the Fire, pp.108-110. [Q.]
• I’ll never love thee more, pp.111-112.
• The Black Bird, pp.112-114.
• Take your auld cloak about you, pp.114-115.
• The Quadruple Alliance, pp.116-117.

End of Volume 1.

• To Clarinda. A Song, p.117.
• A Song, p.118.
• The auld Goodman, pp.119-120. [Z.]
• Song, pp.120-122. [P.]
• Lass with a Lump of Land, p.122.
• The Shepherd Adonis, pp.123-124. [Z.]
• The Complaint, pp.124-125.
• The young Lass contra auld Man, p.126.
• Vertue and Wit, pp.127-128.
• Song, pp.128-130. [X.]
• Lady Anne Bothwel’s Lament, pp.130-132. [X.]
• Song, pp.133-134. [Z.]
• Song, pp.134-135. [X.]
• John Ochiltree, pp.135-136. [Z.]
• Song, pp.136-137.
• Song, pp.137-138. [T. R.]
• A Song, pp.138-140. [Z.]
• Song, pp.140-141. [C.]
• Sleepy Body, drowsy Body, p.141. [Q.]
• General Lesly’s march to Long-maston moor, p.142. [Z.]
• Song, p.143.
• Song, p.144.
• Corn Riggs are bony, pp.144-145.
• Cromlet’s Lilt, pp.145-147. [X.]
• Song, pp.147-148.
• William and Margaret, pp.148-150. [D. M.]
• The Complaint, pp.150-151. [X.]
• Song, pp.152-153. [I. H.]
• The Deceiver, pp.153-154. [Z.]
• Sweet Susan, pp.154-155.
• Cowdon-knows, pp.155-156. [C.]
• Sandy and Betty, p.157. [W. B.]
• Ode, pp.158-160.
• Horace, Book I. Ode II., pp.161-162.
• The Widow, p.162.
• The Highland Lassie, pp.163-164.
• Jocky blyth and gay, pp.164-165. [Q.]
• Had away from me, Donald, p.165.
• Her Answer, pp.165-167. [Q.]
• Todlen butt, and Todlen ben, p.167. [Z.]
• The Auld Man’s Best Argument, p.168.
• The peremptor Lover, pp.169-170. [Q.]
• What’s that to you, pp.170-171. [Q.]
• Song, pp.171-172.
• A Bacchanal Song, pp.172-174. [I. W. Q.]
• A Song, pp.174-175.
• A Pastoral Song, pp.175-177.
• Love will find out the Way, pp.178-179.
• Song, pp.179-180.
• Rob’s Jock, pp.181-183. [Z.]
• Song, pp.183-184.
• Song, pp.184-185. [Z.]
• Waly, waly, gin Love be bonny, pp.186-187. [Z.]
• The Loving Lass and Spinning-wheel, pp.187-188.
• A Song, pp.189-191.
• Song, pp.191-192. [M.]
• O’er the hills and far away, pp.192-194. [Z.]
• Jenny Nettles, p.194.
• Jocky’s fou and Jenny’s fain, p.195. [Q.]
• Leader Haughs and Yarrow, pp.195-198.
• For the sake of Somebody, pp.199-200.
• Norland Jocky and Southland Jenny, p.200. [Z.]
• The auld yellow hair’d Laddie, p.201.
• Song, p.201. [X.]
• Epilogue, p.202.
• The Generous Gentleman, a Sang, pp.203-204.
• The happy Clown, pp.204-205. [X.]
• Willy was a wanton Wag, pp.206-207. [W. W.]
• Clelia’s Reflections on her self for slighting Philander’s Love, pp.207-209.
• The young Ladies Thanks to the Repenting Virgin, for her seasonable Advice, p.209.
• The Step Daughter’s Relief, pp.209-211.
• Jeany, where hast thou been, p.211. [Q.]
• Song, p.212. [X.]
• The Cock Laird, pp.213-214.
• The Soger Laddie, pp.214-215.
• The Archers March, pp.215-217.

The following SONGS to be sung in their proper Places on the acting of the Gentle Shepherd, at each the page marked where they come in.

• Sang, pp.218-219.
• Sang II., p.219.
• Sang III., pp.219-220.
• Sang IV., p.220.
• Sang V., p.220.
• Sang VI., p.221.
• Sang VII., p.221.
• Sang VIII., pp.221-222.
• Sang IX., p.222.
• Sang X., pp.222-223.
• Sang XI., p.223.
• Sang XII., pp. 223-224.
• Sang XIII., p.224.
• Sang XIV., p.225.
• Sang XV., p.225.
• Sang XVI., p.226.
• Sang XVII., pp.226-227.
• Sang XVIII., pp.227-228.
• Sang XIX., p.229.
• Sang XX., pp.228-229.

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• A Song, pp.229-231.
• Hardyknute, pp.231-242.
• The Braes of Yarrow, pp.242-246.

End of Volume 2.

When we behold her angel face,

Or when she sings with heavenly grace,

In what we hear and what we see,

How ravishing’s the harmony!

No charms like Celia’s voice surprise,

Except the musick of her eyes.

LANSDOWN.

• Song I., pp.249-250.
• Song II., pp.250-251.
• Song III., pp.251-252.
• Song IV., p.252.
• Song V., p. 253.
• Song VI., pp.253-254.
• Song VII., pp.254-256.
• Song VIII., pp.256-257.
• Song IX., pp.257-259.
• Song X., p.259.
• Song XI., p.260.
• Song XII., p.260.
• Song XIII., p.261.
• Song XIV., pp.261-263.
• Song XV., pp.263-264.
• Song XVI., pp.264-266.
• Song XVII., pp.266-267.
• Song XVIII., pp.267-268.
• Song XIX., p.268.
• Song XX., pp.268-270.
• Song XXI., pp.270-271.
• Song XXII., pp.271-272.
• Song XXIII., p.273.
• Song XXIV., pp.274-275.
• Song XXV., p.275.
• Song XXVI., pp.275-277.
• Song XXVII., pp.277-278.
• Song XXVIII., pp.278-279.
• Song XXIX., pp.279-280.
• Song XXX., pp.280-281.
• Song XXXI., p.281.
• Song XXXII., pp.281-282.
• Song XXXIII., p.282.
• Song XXXIV., pp.282-283.
• Song XXXV., pp.283-284.
• Song XXXVI., pp.284-285.
• Song XXXVII., pp.285-286.
• Song XXXVIII., p.286.
• Song XXXIX., p.286.
• Song XL., p.287.
• Song XLI., pp.287-288.
• Song XLII., p.288.
• Song XLIII., pp.289-291.
• Song XLIV., pp.291-294.
• Song XLV., pp.294-297.
• Song XLVI., pp.297-298.
• Song XLVII., p.299.
• Song XLVIII., pp.300-301.
• The Second Part, pp.301-302.
• Song XLIX., pp.302-303.
• Song L., p.303.
• Song LI., pp.303-304.
• Song LII., pp.304-305.
• Song LIII., pp.305-306.
• Song LIV., p.306-307.
• Song LV., p.307.
• Song LVI., pp.307-308.
• Song LVII., pp.309-310.
• Song LVIII., pp.310-311.
• Song LIX., pp.311-312.
• Song LX., pp.312-313.
• Song LXI, pp.313-314.
• Song LXII., pp.314-315.
• Song LXIII., p.315.
• Song LXIV., pp.316-317.
• Song LXV., p.317.
• Song LXVI., pp.318-319.
• Song LXVII., pp.319-320.
• Song LXVIII., pp.320-321.
• Song LXIX., pp.321-322.
• Song LXX., pp.322-323.
• Song LXXI., p.323.
• Song LXXII., pp.324-325.
• Song LXXIII., pp.325-328.
• Song LXXIV., pp.328-329.
• Song LXXV., pp.329-330.
• Song LXXVI., p.330.
• Song LXXVII., pp.330-331.
• Song LXXVIII., pp.331-332.
• Song LXXIX., p.332.
• Song LXXX., p.333.
• Song LXXXI., pp.333-334.
• Song LXXXII., p.334.
• Song LXXXIII., pp.335-336.
• Song LXXXIV., p.336.
• Song LXXXV., pp.337-338.
• Song LXXXVI., pp.338-339.
• Song LXXXVII., p.339.
• Song LXXXVIII., p.340.
• Song LXXXIX., pp.340-341.
• Song XC., p.341.
• Song XCI., p.342.
• Song XCII., pp.342-343.
• Song XCIII., pp.343-344.
• Song XCIV., p.344.
• Song XCV., p.345.
• Song XCVI., p.345.
• Song XCVII., p.346.
• Song XCVIII., pp.346-347.
• Song XCIX., pp.347-348.
• Song C., p.348.
• Song CI. p.349.
• Song CII., p.349.
• Song CIII., 349-350.
• Song CIV. p.350.
• Song CV., pp.350-352.
• Song CVI. p.352.
• Song CVII. p.353.
• Song CVIII., pp.353-354.
• Song CIX., pp.354-355.
• Song CX., p.355.
• Song CXI., p.355.
• Song CXII., pp.355-356.

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