Cover
Volume 1
Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Acknowledgements
General Introduction
Acknowledgements
Dedication
Introduction
Bibliography for Volumes 1 and 2
The Bang-up Songster! A Famous Collection of Flash, Fancy, Friskey, Amatory and Clamatory Staves ([1834?])
1. The Blowen’s Ball
2. Adam’s Root
3. Randy Johnny!
4. The C—!
5. My Sary’s Bottle
6. The Shickster’s Chaunt
7. The Dildoe!
8. The Squire’s Thingumbob, and Kitty’s What You May Call It
9. The Rake’s Register
10. The Girl of the Town
11. My Wife’s Funny Thing
12. My Lord’s Long Ledger
13. Under the Shift
14. The Old Woman’s Mutton
15. Ellen’s Red Rose
16. Will You Sleep with Me, My Dear?
17. The Bald Headed Friar
18. Those London Mots
19. Poor Little Caleb the Small
20. Here’s to the Shickster of Frisky Fifteen
21. Mrs. Grumbleton’s Two Mouths
22. Confessions of a Chamber Pot
The Delicious Chanter, and Exciting Warbler; a Capital Collection of Randy, Roaring, Rousing, Tear-up, Flare-up Songs ([1834?])
23. Venus and the Devil
24. The Fresh-water Cods!
25. Mr. and Mrs. Brown
26. The Motion!
27. The Muff!
28. Bushey Park!
29. The Maid and the Fowls!
30. Judy’s Lying-in
31. Mrs. Jones
32. The One-horse Chay
33. The Private Parts!
34. The Troubles of a Pair of Breeches
35. I Vant Two Sheet!
36. The Ploughman & the Priest
37. The Doctor’s Pills!
The Flash Chaunter. An Out-and-Out Collection ([1834?])
38. The Tinder-box
39. Of All the Blowings on the Town
40. When a Girl’s about Sixteen
41. My Grandmother’s Ghost
42. The Old Maid and Her Monkey
43. O, Saw You My Ass When ’Twas out on the Green
44. The Shickster to Her Dab Had Gone
45. The Grand Turk in Constantinople
46. A Game at Push Pin
47. The Belly-full
48. The Slap-up Blowing
49. Oh, No, I Never Mention it
50. Why Does Woman Teaze us?
51. Dip, the Tallow Chandler
52. Mutton Fresh
53. The Mouse Trap
54. Her Ladyship’s Daisey
55. The Wig and the Poll
56. Petticoat Lane
57. The Hoars of Fleet Street
58. The Little Black Thing
59. With Mike Hunt I Have Traveled over the Town
60. An Out-and-out Riddle
61. Parody on Love’s Ritornella
62. The Butcher’s Steel
63. Parody on Isabel
64. The Miller’s Wife
The Flash Minstrel! A Famous New Collection ([1834?])
65. The Buttered Carrot
66. The Wager
67. The Pensioner
68. The Upright
69. Beating an Attack
70. Grinding
71. Pity the Sorrows of a Poor Old Mot
72. Guess the Rest
73. The Frisky Country Lass
74. The Bug Destroyers
75. Up the Flew
76. Noses to Faces & Tails to A—s
77. Cobbing a Stiff-un
78. Jack Junk on Board of Molly Brown
79. The Baker’s Wife & the Naked Parson
80. They Say I’m a Black Little Hairy Thing
81. Cowslip and the Gardener’s Leek
82. The Landlady’s ’Count
83. The Metal Spoon Makers
84. The Lady’s Wound
85. The C—
86. Oh, Do It Dear Charmer Again
87. Cock’s Head Broth
88. We Did, What’s a Wery Naughty Name
The Libertine’s Songster. One of the Best Collections of Songs Ever Printed ([1834?])
89. The Maiden’s Surprise!
90. Strong Jack of Cranbourn Alley!
91. The Crab-fish!
92. The Milk Maid
93. The Frenchman!
94. I’d Be a Little Flea!
95. The Slashing Big Drover-boy
96. A Rum-un to Look at – but a Good-un to Go!
97. The Vision!
98. The Randy Mots of London!
99. Moses and Abrahams’ Bad Bargain!
100. Lustful Peg!
101. The Gentleman’s Pen, and the Lady’s Ink-stand!
102. Meet Me in Coventry-Court
103. The Lady’s Warming-pan!
104. What Would You Be After, Now!
105. The Nice Old Gentleman!
106. The Three Trunks!
107. The Fourpenny Mot!
108. A New Parody on ‘We Met’
109. Sally Gray!
The Luscious Songster; a Delicious Cabinet of all that is Amatory, Flash & Funny ([1834?])
110. Fat Bacon
111. Henry’s Nose
112. The Little Mumping Thing!
113. Sally’s Thatched Cottage
114. The Great Unmentionable
115. Going to Be Confirmed
116. The Apricots
117. Touch Her on the Raw
118. The Luscious Dream
119. The Red-headed Monster
120. The Long Heighho
121. The Hedger and Ditcher, and His Nothing at All
122. The Nipple
123. How to Drive
124. Chapter of Cocks
125. My Rummy Poll’s Blind Eye!
126. The Lushy Blowen!
127. The Lecherous Irishman
128. White Thighs
129. The Mot of Drury Lane
130. The Story of an Ass
131. The Promising Youth
132. Meat and Gravy
133. Nine Cheers for the Thing That We Love
134. Eyes Behind!
The Randy Songster. A Regular Out-and-Out Collection of the most Moving, Licentious, Pathetic, Flash, and Amatory Chaunts, Ticklish Staves, and Lecherous Tit Bits, Ever Before Printed ([1834?])
135. For Bet, the Flower Girl!
136. The Silver Nob
137. Lucy and Her Little Fanny
138. The Country Girl and Her Little Bob
139. The Countryman in Birming. Ham
140. The Whimsical Maid
141. The Rising Generation
142. Do You Ever Think on Me, Sall!
143. The Cotton Balls
144. Black Pudding
145. The Ball Cock
146. The Beauties of the C!
147. Taking in the News
148. The Bilk
149. The Lady’s Water-spout
150. The Soldier from Flanders
151. Wall Fruit
The Knowing Chaunter; or, Kiddy’s Cabinet! ([1835?])
152. The Lady’s Front
153. The Vent Peg
154. Peas, Beans, and Cabbage
155. The First Tailor
156. The Awning!
157. Covering the Daisey!
158. The Spring Bedstead
159. Risky Poll of Broker’s Alley
160. Mary’s Hairy Pouch
161. Pressing, Caressing, and Keeping So Close
162. A Hellebello in the Workhouse
163. The Roll of Pork, and Force Meat Balls
164. The Cadger’s Daughter
165. The Randy Young Maid
166. The Poor Woman of Eighty
167. The Transport’s Complaint
168. The Frolicsome Methodist Parson
169. Luscious Fifteen
170. My Shickster Molly
171. The Rakish Gentleman
172. William’s Dew-drop
173. The Butcher’s Nose
The Secret Songster, a Capital Collection of Fanciful, Frolicksome, Flash, Frisky, Flare-Up Songs ([1835?])
174. Rampant Moll Was a Rum Old Mot
175. Kate Randy
176. The German Sausage
177. Moses Samuels and the Nasty Little Vomans
178. The Face without a Nose
179. A Blow-out among the Blowens
180. Kiss My Duff
181. On the Borders of Billingsgate Vaters
182. Mouths for the Men
183. The Female Regulator
184. The Ladies Doctor
185. A Twopenny-worth of Shag
186. The Female Gelder
187. King David and Beersheba
188. Washing a Black Man White
189. Greenwich Hill
190. The Man That’s No Use at All
191. The Tinker
192. Man’s Bit of Fiddle-de-dee
193. Will You See What Have I Got?
The Cockchafer. A Choice Selection of Flash, Frisky, and Funny Songs ([1836?])
194. Cats’-meat Nell
195. A Celebrated Parody on the King, God Bless Him
196. The Young English Blowen
197. The Crossman’s Wife
198. The Butcher Boy
199. Witcomb Bay
200. A New Version of Regent Street
201. My Oval Well
202. Young Joey
203. I’d Be a Little Flea!
204. Hurrah for an Irishman’s Sprig!
205. Come, Draw Your Peg, My Rum One
206. A Good Frisky Mot Ever Makes a Man Jolly
207. Make the Bed!
208. The Death of Roger
209. The Wedding Secret
210. Celia’s Fal Lul!
211. The Patent S—t-pot
212. Roger and Flora
213. John’s Marrow Pudding!
214. The Winchester Wedding
215. Do as Father and Mother Do
216. The Bit of Leather
217. Some Love to Push
The Comic Songster, and Gentleman’s Private Cabinet: With a Superior Collection of Funny Toasts ([1836?])
218. The Amorous Parson and the Farmer’s Wife
219. Mrs. Prim & Her Two Daughters
220. The Bastard’s Christening
221. A Yard and Sixteen Inches
222. The W-hole of the Ladies
223. I’m a Poor Girl in Want of a Man
224. Man’s Yard of Stuff
225. No More Shall the Shicksters of Eady Sing
226. Rural Felicity!
227. The Bride!
228. Riding Saint George!
229. A Blowen in a Alley Pigg’d
230. The Spring Leg
231. Drawing out the Long Tooth!
232. Chapter of T—d’s
233. Vot a Shame That a Man Cannot Vop His Own Ass
The Frisky Vocalist, and Funny Chaunter. Adapted for Gentlemen Only ([1836?])
234. The Drummer’s Stick
235. Marrying a Maid
236. Johnny’s Lump
237. We Men Such Funny Things Have Got
238. Mother Nash
239. The Death of Peg the Mot
240. The Lady’s Water Mill
241. The Dream!
242. The Blowens’ Man!
243. Sally Duff
244. My Father’s to a Bawdy Ken Gone
245. Rogering Is but Arithmetic
246. My Little Bunny
247. To a Knocking Shop We’ll Go
248. Saint Peter’s Lips
249. I Met Her at a Bawdy Ken
250. Come, Sleep with Me
251. The Mot of Fleet Street
252. Going on the Water
253. The Farmer’s Sprig
254. Cock Salmon
255. The Bower That Stands in Thigh Lane
256. The Wonderful Belly Physic
Editorial Notes
Volume 2
Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Dedication
Introduction
The New Cockolorum Songster with a Collection of Rummy Toasts ([1836?])
257. Red Nose Jemmy and Bandy Bet
258. Flash Bob
259. Drunken Ned
260. While He Was out a Seizing!
261. The Sink-hole
262. The Spree!
263. Randy Mot of Oxford Street
264. My Straight-hair’d Sal
265. You Knows Vot
266. The Blue Devils Now
267. The Fire Place
268. As Hard as Oak
269. Miss in Her Teens and the Lolly-pop Man
270. Joe Rag
271. Jack’s Jobs!
272. The Doleful Tragedy
273. Parody on the King! Bless Him!
274. Parody on Lovely Rosine
275. Ax my Eye
276. The Way to Come over a Maid
277. Going out a Nesting
278. Kate Maloney
The Cuckold’s Nest of Choice, Flash, Smutty, and Delicious Songs, with Rummy Toasts ([1837?])
279. The Maid and the Fishmonger
280. The Periwinkle
281. The Rare Old Root
282. The Slashing Costermonger
283. The Mouthful
284. Lamentation of the Bawds of London
285. Sam Swipes
286. The Man Who Had Too Much Meat
287. The Lady’s Snatch Box
288. Waggle Duff Peg
289. The Mot Is on the Turf Again
290. The Dutch Women’s Duffs
291. Farewell to Sal’s Fountain
292. A Tale of Shift
293. They’re All Shooting
294. We Have Moved and Shoved Together
295. The Fine Young Common Prostitute
296. A Wife’s Appetite
297. Wry-mouth Bob and His Jolly Red Nob
The Little Icky-Wickey Songster. A New Collection of Delicious and Luxurious Staves ([1837?])
298. The Butcher’s Tale and the Lamb’s Stones!
299. The Chapter of Smutty Toasts
300. The Seduction of Jim Crow
301. Some Love to Stand
302. Colin and Susan
303. She Couldn’t Make His Stand
304. Good Bye, Old Sal, Good Bye
305. Meet Me in Crown Street, Alone
306. Bill Hart and Kitty Miles
307. He Drove through the Town
308. Flashy Sal of the Alley
309. Come Home with Me
310. Timothy Styles
311. The Three Fleas
312. Sambo’s Black Pudding
313. The Origin of Women
314. A Conversation between Two Fannys
315. Kitt Varney
316. I Will Be a Mot
317. The Female Workwoman
318. The Trap Door
319. My Frisky Old Wife
Th[e] Ri-tum Ti-fum Songster: A Slashing, Dashing, Leary, Frisky, and Delicious Collection of Gentlemen’s Songs ([1837?])
320. The Blue Bells of Ireland
321. The Bawdyhouse Bedstead
322. Roger and Doll
323. Sal Stuff
324. The Ladies and the Candle
325. Tear Duff Billy
326. A Pullet in Leg Alley Stood
327. Going out a Grinding
328. Judy’s Got a Rare Black Eye!
329. There Is No Shove Like the First Shove
330. The Extinguisher
331. The Flea Shooter
332. He’ll No More Grind Again
333. Mrs. Bond
334. He Did It before My Face
335. The Magic Crab-tree
336. The Friar’s Candle
337. O What a Queer Sensation
338. There’s Somebody Coming
339. A Blow-out for Breakfast
340. The New Rolling Pin
The Ticklish Minstrel! A most Bewitching Collection of the Very Best and most Truly Lecherous and Delicious Vocal Tit-Bits Ever Printed ([1837?])
341. The Little Hairy Blowen
342. The Wager
343. I’ll Never Do So Any More
344. The Magic F—t
345. What Will You Do When I Get You into Bed?
346. The Miller
347. The Young Woman’s Companion
348. Scouting the Devil
349. Sal Slobber’s out a Tailing Gone
350. Old Hat’s the Very Thing We Like
351. Hurrah for the Mots!
352. The Sailor’s Yard
353. Mother Jones
354. Boarding and Lodging
355. We Had It up against a Stall
356. The Lady’s Swelling
357. Stinking Breath
358. My Husband Has Got Such a Dollop
The Gentleman’s Sparkling Songster, Nothing but Regular Good, Slashing, Touching, Irresistible, Amatory Ditties ([1838?])
359. Mrs. Codum Was a Widow
360. The Cats
361. The Flower Girl
362. The Lilly Vhites
363. After Grinding Hard for Years
364. She Goes Tailing with Another
365. She Vos Bawling out Primroses
366. The Industrious Wife
367. The Cadger’s Christening
368. The Leak-hole
369. Mr. Cock’s Party
370. Why Do You Look So Shy, Love?
371. Paddy Burne’s Three Square Poker
372. The Lady’s Hairy Thing
373. Old Randy Moll
374. When We Went out a Fishing
375. Prince Allbumb’s Sausage
376. Jack Sheppard the Rover
377. Master Humphrey’s Clock and Key
378. Ax My A—se
379. When You Lay on My Bosom
The Rambler’s Flash Songster, Nothing but Out and Outers, Adapted for Gentlemen Only ([1838?])
380. The Laundress and Her Ass
381. Master Humphrey’s Clock
382. A New Amatory Version of Meet Me by Moon-light
383. Grinding Old Women Young
384. Rory O’More Had a Hell of a Bore
385. The Brave Old Jock
386. The Female Tobacconist
387. Hurrah for the Girls
388. Gingling Johnny
389. The Original ‘Black Joke’
390. Cupid’s Battering Ram
391. John Anderson, My Jo
392. The Dog
393. My Love Has Got a Weather Eye!
394. How, When, and Where?
395. Mounting a Maid
396. Put It Up
397. Oh! What a Flare-up
398. The Scotch Fiddle
399. I Dreamt Last Night as I Lay on My Bed
400. When We Went out a Shooting
401. Cupid Turned Housebreaker
402. The Brass Founder’s Cock
403. Long Tail Jock
404. The Devil to Pay
405. He Was Fam’d for Length of Jock
406. Said a Quim to a Jock
The Flash Chaunter, a Slashing, Dashing, Friskey, and Delecious [sic] Collection of Gentlemen’s Songs ([1839?])
407. New Version of the Amiable Family
408. The Tinder Box
409. Of All the Blowings on the Town
410. When a Girls about Sixteen
411. My Grandmother’s Ghost
412. O, Saw You My Ass When ’Twas out on the Green
413. The Shiekster to Her Dab Had Gone
414. The Grand Turk in Constantinople
415. A Game at Push-pin
416. The Belly-full
417. The Slap-up Blowen
418. Oh, No, I Never Mention It
419. Why Does Woman Teaze us?
420. Dip, the Tallow Chandler
421. Mutton Fresh
422. The Mouse Trap
423. Her Ladyship’s Daisy
424. The Wig and the Poll
425. Petticoat Lane
426. The Hoars of Fleet Street
427. The Little Black Th ing
428. With Mike Hunt I Have Travelled over the Town
429. An Out-and-out Riddle
430. Parody on Love’s Ritornella
431. The Butcher’s Steel
432. Parody on Isabel
433. The Miller’s Wife
The Gentleman’s Spicey Songster, a most Bewitching Collection of the Very Best and Truly Delicious Tit-Bits Ever Printed ([1841?])
434. The Ballet Girl
435. Woman’s Dial
436. The Philosopher’s Stone
437. Jack Sheppard & the Carpenter’s Daughter
438. Billy Taylor’s Three Square
439. Fanny’s Mill
440. Go for Go
441. Nix My Jolly Gals Poke Away
442. She Wore Some Slap up Togs
443. After Many Spreeish Years
444. The Lasses’ Arses, O
445. Lord Bateman’s Long Jock
446. The Gown of Green
447. She Sleeps with a Tall Grenadier
448. I am a Smutty Chimney Sweep
449. The Queen & the Countryman
450. Don Giovanni
451. Poll Newry, the Dainty Flag-hopper
452. The Rose under the Clothes
453. The Queen’s Wedding
453. Joe Buggins
455. Bet Farrell
456. My Love Swears She Cannot Make Vater
457. Female Tobacconist
458. Mother H’s Knocking Shop
459. The Shitten End of a Brick
The Gentleman’s Steeple-Chaser, a Choice Selection of Flash Songs!!! ([1841?])
460. The Racehorse
461. ‘The Way to Put It up’ and No Mistake
462. The Modern Randy Dandy O!
463. The Cookery Book
464. The Jock! ‘A Popular Journal of the Day’
465. Push along Josey!
466. A Woman Still for A’that
467. Miss Rolloxe’s Maid
468. The Private Mark
469. The Coal-black Joke
470. The Cockchafer!
471. Put up Your Muck!
472. The Barber’s Pole!
473. The Female Newsvendor
474. The Kitten!
475. The Fine Old Amorous Gentleman
476. The Frisky Family
477. They Be All Pokeing at Our House at Home
478. My Name Is Sam Dodger
479. A Bit of Prize Mutton
480. A Bit of Old Hat
481. My Wife She Oft en Pulls My Horns
482. Oh, the Blowen’s the Blowens!!
Nancy Dawson’s Cabinet of Choice Songs, Being a Collection of some of the most Superlative, Amatory, Flash, Luxurious, and Dainty Ditties, Ever Before Printed ( [1842?])
483. The Copper Stick
484. The T—d and the Soap Suds
485. Sally May
486. Nancy Dawson
487. The Tare Hole Forest Tree
488. The Steam Tool
489. The Old Woman That Wants a Grind
490. A Slap against the Garden Gate
491. The Magical Torch and the Tinder Box
492. That’s about the Size of It
493. Such a Getting out of Bed
494. In the Days When We Went Rogering
495. When I Beheld a Maiden-head
496. The Wonderful Giant
497. The Amiable Family
498. I Cannot Take It In
499. I am the Station of Town They Say
500. Down in the Valley
501. Smutty Jonathans
502. The Saint Giles’s Jade
503. Sich a Getting into Bed
The Nobby Songster, a Prime Selection as now Singing at Offleys Cider Cellar: Coal Hole &c. ([1842?])
504. The Night Squall
505. The Bill Sticker
506. O Dear What Can the Matter Be?
507. The British Queen
508. The Ladies Tool!
509. The Chaffing Family
510. Henry the Brave, and the Fairer Iphigene
511. When the Pip Hath Bereft Thee!
512. Sarah’s a Blowen
513. The Queer Old Gentleman
514. The Man about Town
515. The Long Th ree Square!
516. Wanted a Woman!
517. The Swell Coves Alphabet
518. The Call-boy
519. Miss Bounce of Cock-lane
520. The Steam Jock!
521. The Fishmonger!
522. Mother Levy Was a Widow
523. The Charming Mot
524. The Blowen and the Swell
525. A Young Flash Lass, and an Old Jack Daw
Editorial Notes
Volume 3
Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Introduction
Bibliography
M. Metford
The Fal-lal Songster, a Real Tip-Top Budget of Amatory, Drinking, Sporting, and Laughable Songs ([1833?])
526. Maids Will Believe
527. I Wanted - I Could Not Tell What
528. The Cuckold Drover!
529. Harry the Coachman
530. The Amiable Family
531. What I Dare Not Name
532. The Ladies' Bustle
533. Love in a Watch Box
534. Mary Anne's Lamentation
535. The Juniper Bough
536. The Amours of the Gods
537. Genealogy
538. Jerry Abershaw's Will
539. The World Are All Thinking about It
540. The Bundle of Proverbs
541. The Fiddle
542. The Mower
543. The Crafty Maiden
544. The Marriage of Dumpling Bet
545. Lustful Peg!
546. The Primrose Girl
547. Humphrey's Clock!
548. The Ballet Girl
549. Mamma Disappointed
550. We Met, 'Twas at a Rout
551. The Cuckold's Cap!
The Funny Songster; an Extensive Collection of Flash, Amatory, and Comical Songs ([1833?])
552. The Feather-bed Dance
553. John Long, and His - I Know What!
554. Me and My Ass
555. Roger and the Parson's Wife
556. She Svears Ven I Have Caned Her
557. The Two Jack-daws
558. While We Lay Face to Face
559. Will You Come to My Crib?
560. Mr. Pluck, the Leadenhall Butcher
561. Woman's Fond Arms
562. A Moving Tale
563. The Blowing's Catalogue
564. Moll Slobbercock!
565. A Famous Man Was Khan, the Turk
566. The Gape Hole
567. The Female Tunnel
568. More Pleas'd a Than Innocent
569. Love and Wine
570. Cock Catching
571. The Little Go
572. The Maid and the Parson
573. The Three Trunks
574. The Curious Maid
575. Who'll Buy a Muff?
576. Cock Travelling
577. Stroking a Mare
578. Miss Hunt and Mr. Blunt
The Rake's Budget, and Songster's Tickler; Being a Regular Good Collection of all the most Funny, Flash, Amorous, and Sensitive Songs Ever Printed ([1833?])
579. Flare Up!
580. I Will Have My Way
581. Taking in the News!
582. The Loves of Paddy Byrne
583. London's a Rare Place for Mutton
584. Swished for a Week
585. Cock's Head Broth
586. Drive on Coachee!
587. The Leary Man
588. The Blanket Hornpipe!
589. Naked Truths
590. Chapter of Maids!
591. Paddy Will You Now?
592. That's the Way I Do It!
593. The Pleasures of a Married Life
594. The Cream of the Valley
595. The White House in Soho Square
596. The Last Girl of Drury
597. The Diary of a Libertine
598. Knowing Bill, the Coster-monger
599. The Lively Kid
The Rummy Cove's Delight; a Pretty Considerable Collection of Queer Staves ([1833?])
600. Rebecca and Moses
601. O, My Eye! How Could I Cry
602. A Kivaurnten of Hodge's Best
603. Conger Nell and the Clerkenwell Porkman
604. Love Had Once a Little Toy
605. The Girl for Fun, and the Lad for Beauty
606. The Knight of the New Iron Goose
607. Good Night, Love
608. The Blowing's Lament
609. The Merry Flash Girl
610. Is It B. Flat or B. Sharp?
611. The Tonster
612. Mon Charmant Vit
613. Take a Sight
614. A Blooming Young Maiden of Fifteen Give Me
615. Dick Hellfinch, the Link-boy
616. The Female Husband's Nothing at All
617. Lodgings for Single Men
618. The Little Maid
619. The Parson's Wife
620. The Blue Vein
621. The Dirty Jade
622. The May-pole
623. The Rat Catcher
624. The Girl and the Country Man
625. The Cuckoo's Nest
626. The Confession
The Flash Casket, a Very Curious Collection of Mouth-Watering Parodies, Funny Fakements, &c. ([1836?])
627. Pea, Beans, and Cabbage!
628. Let Shame Crown the Strumpet
629. The Whorish Jade
630. Jack of Horslydown
631. Oh Lead Me to Some Peaceful Room
632. The Literary Dustman
633. There's Nothing Like Pride about Me
634. Roast Meat and Potatoes for Ever!
635. Charley the Buzzman and Mot!
636. Joe's Fine Concern
637. Dainty Widow Sanderson
638. My Little Black Thing
639. The Lusty Young Coachman and His Lady
640. Nanny, the Frisky
641. Those Doctor's Pills!
642. The Maid of Dudley
643. The Two Game Cocks
644. The Vocal Chimbly Sweeper!
645. Follow, Follow, to the Fountain
646. Guess the Rest
647. Sir Tooleywhagg O'Shaughnashane
648. The Maid of Hungerford, and Dan the Bottle Washer
649. The Old Woman of Rumford
650. The Gas Light Shone Bright
651. The Chap Who the Ball Cock Hangs
652. The Accommodating Abbess
653. This in Her Fanny!
654. Moll Blowse of Saffron Hill
The Rum Ti Tum! A Favourite Collection of Amatory, Bacchanalian and Laughable Songs ([1837?])
655. Why All This Whining
656. The Colliers Rant
657. The Frolicsome Wife
658. Loves Picklock
659. Venus the Universal Conqueror
660. In Praise of Woman
661. The Rambling Sons of Night
662. Some Thing Nice
663. The Doctors' Tool
664. Fie, for Shame!
665. The C, the C, the Open C!
666. Mamma Disappointed
667. And This I Think a Reason Fair
668. Now!
669. My Wife's Annual
670. Jack Muggins
671. The Hare-skin
672. My Pretty Sal
673. The Wedding Night
674. The Sedgfield Frolic
675. She Tells Me with Claret
676. I Wish My Dear Fanny
677. When on Thy Dear Bosom
The Flash Olio: All that is Funny, Facetious, and Amorous ([1837?])
678. John Thomas and Peggy Perkins
679. Barney Bogg
680. Red-haired Suke
681. The Vicked Costermonger
682. I Have Kissed the Biggest Whore
683. My Black Cat Is Pleased When I Stroke It
684. All the Corinthians out on a Spree
685. She's Just the Girl for a Man of My Size
686. Old Stitchem's Daughter
687. Paddy from Cork
688. I Must and I Will Have My Way
689. Sweep O!
690. Love in a Bower
691. Strawberries, Cream, and Sugar
692. The Fair Lady of Cock Lane
693. Maids, Bring Your Coney Skins
694. Her Mouth Is All Awry
695. The Bee-hive
696. Trial between a Dog and a Bitch!
697. I'd Be a Member Mug
698. Come, Come for a Night On't
699. The Old Blowen's Lament
700. I've Got a Verdant Spot
701. Lucy Lies Asleep
702. Courting a Maid and Courting a Mare
703. The Amarous Clamorous Tinker
704. Jenny's New Gown and the Amorous Squire
705. My Dear Black Joke
Capt. Morris's Songs. A Very Capital Collection of Bacchanalian, Amatory, and Double Entendre Songs ([1840?])
706. Little God Love
707. Vore Is My Lofe
708. Women Love Kissing
709. Tailor and Sempstress
710. Chloe Conquered
711. The Green Gown
712. May Day Morning
713. Apollo and Daphne
714. A Lover!
715. In Praise of Woman
716. What Is Love?
717. Ev'ry Cloud a Bagnio
718. She Rose and Let Me In
719. The Tippling Deities
720. Marriage!
721. By Jove I'll Be Free!
722. A Yorkshire Tale
723. The Warming Pan
724. When the Fancy Stirring Bowl
725. Lovely Woman!
726. Fair Olinda
727. Silvia's Complaint
The Facetious Songster. A Slap-Up Collection of Favourite New Flash, Amatory and Comic Songs ([1840?])
728. Langolee
729. There Is a Moment
730. The Progress of a Woman of Pleasure!
731. The House Warming in Pall Mall
732. Hamilla
733. The St. Giles's Flash Man
734. Joy to the Bridegroom
735. Kissing
736. Pick out my Eyes!
737. The Sick Lady Cured
738. The Pedlar and His Ware
739. Aylesbury Races
740. The Wanton Virgins Frighted
741. The Girl and Her Twitcher
742. How to Win Her
743. The Rule of Three
744. Chaste and Fair
745. Chloe's Defence
746. The French Millinger
747. She Cannot Tell What
748. The Chimney Sweeper
749. It Is So, My Pretty Maid!
750. Chloe Tripping
751. Phoebe's Appeal
752. Dermot and Shelah
753. Dolly and the Tapster
754. Black Ey'd Sal, and the Juicy Orange
755. As Naked Almost, and More Fair
756. The Female Gamester
757. Hang This Whining Way of Wooing
The Fake Away Songster, a Capital Collection of Regular Good Songs ([1840?])
758. Harry and Doll
759. A Song of Sentiments
760. Cuckoldom
761. The Rover
762. The Triumph of Venus
763. My Thing Is My Own
764. The Bird in the Bush
765. The Fair Penitent
766. With Every Lady in the Land
767. The Fountain of Venus and Love
768. Chastity
769. The Riddle!
770. Beauty from Fancy Takes Its Arms
771. Loving Still, and Still Possessing
772. Bright Cynthia's Power
773. Softly! Softly!
774. The Tree of Life
775. My Temples with Cluster
776. With Women and Wine
777. Jupiter's Wooings
778. Guess What I Mean
779. My Spirits Are Mounting
780. Middling Way
781. Gay Bacchus
782. Reason!
783. The Picture
784. The Institution of Matrimony
G. K. Edwards
Fanny Hill's Bang-up Reciter, Friskey Songster, and Amarous [sic] Toast Master ([1835?])
785. Cock Travelling
786. The Three Trunks
787. Miss Hunt and Mr. Blunt
788. Stroking a Mare
789. No Meat Like Mutton
790. Michael Hunt
791. Cock a Doodle-doo
792. My Rummy Poll's Blind Eye!
793. Meat and Gravy
794. The Great Unmentionable
795. The Blue Vein
796. The Cuckoo's Nest
797. The Blowing's Lament
798. Rebecca and Moses
799. The Little Black Thing
800. The Hoars of Fleet Street
801. Petticoat Lane
802. The Belly Full
Fanny Hill's New Friskey Chanter, and Amorous Toast Master; containing a Slashing Lot of Randy, Friskey, Licentious and Slap-Up Flash Songs ([1836?])
803. The Queen of the Wrigglewell Islands
804A. The Silent Flute
804B. Parody on 'Pretty Star of the Night'
805A. A Ramble with Charley
805B. My Little Brown Thing
806. Lovely Nancy
807. The Painter's Wife's Half Moon
808. Parody on 'The Maid of Judah'
809. Miss Wilkins's Cock
810. The Hairy Ring
811. The Thing That's in His Breeches
812. The Modern Priapus
813. Cock Travelling
814. The Blue Vein
815. The Three Trunks
816. Michael Hunt
817. The Cuckoo's Nest
818. Ravishing Fifty Fair Maids
819. Two Penn'orth of Shag
820. Martha and Johnny
821. The Human Needle
822. The Maiden's Small Pipkin
823. My Straight-hair'd Sal
824. Parody on 'Tell Me When & Where'
The Gentleman's Private Songster, Containing an Out-and-Out Collection of the most Amorous, Lucious, Randy, Friskey, Licentious, and Flash Songs, Ticklish Staves, and Lecherous, Slap-Up Tit Bits, Ever Printed ([1836?])
825. O! This Wonderful Thing
826. Gingling Johnny
827. The Charming Fair
828. The Eighth Wonder of the World
829. Strephon and Flora
830. The Plumber's Ball Cock
831. The Riddle
832. Jack's Pipe and Moggy's Spittoon
833. The Squire's Thingumbob, and Kitty's What-you-may call it
834. Kate Blarney
835. The Soldier's Bayonet and the Sailor's Main-mast
836. Who'll Buy a Muff
837. The Gape Hole
838. How to Get into the Ladie's Good Graces
839. John and Mary's Donkey Race
840. Mother Sparrow's Blowen
841. Peter's Precious Stones
842. Mister Bone & His Mutton
843. Johnny's Rolling Pin
844. Mary Anne and Her Substitute for Man
845. The Pleasures of a Woman
846. Bill Stroke'em
847. The Ramrod and the Balls
848. Dame Jones's Ass and Cock
849. Oh! Come to Me and Let Me Feel!
Editorial Notes
Volume 4
Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Introduction
Bibliography
Duncombe
The Convivialist; an Extensive Collection of Humorous, Flash and Love Songs ([1833?])
850. Flashy Joe
851. The Irishman's Pipe
852. The Sleeping Maid
853. A Drop in the Eye
854. Birth of Pollux and Castor
855. Charming Black-eyed Moreen
856. Are You Good-natured, My Dear
857. Kiss for Kiss
858. Love without Mutton Is Nothing at All
859. The Kiss
860. There's Nothing Like a Spree at Night
861. Poll Tomkinson
862. Lucy and her Music Master
863. Bet Blowsy
864. The Trotting Horse
865. Lady Barrymore's Lamentation in Quod
866. The Parson and His Wench
867. A Game at All Fours
868. Kiss for Kiss
869. Katty Neil
870. The Old Maid's Lament
871. The Female Pawnbroker
872. The Praaste and Judy Flinn
873. Bill Bounce the Swell Cove out O'Luck
874. Row De Dow Dow, the Drummer
The Corinthian; an Extensive Collection of Flash Songs, Slang Ditties, and Rum Chaunts ([1833?])
875. Rum Ould Mog
876. The New Moll in the Wad
877. Moll Spriggins
878. The Butcher
879. Madam Sneak
880. Delights of Milling
881. The Cadger's Holiday
882. There's Somebody Coming
883. Brickdust Nan and the Link Boy
884. The Jolly Fishmonger
885. Life in St. Giles's
886. Rowling Joey and Moll Blabbermums
887. The Christening of Little Joey
888. Shake a Loose Leg
889. The Woodman
890. Polly Cox
891. At Winchester There Was a Wedding
892. My Lady's Petticoat and My Lord's Breeches
893. Man Is for the Woman Made
894. By the Mole on Your Bubbies
895. The Men Will Romance
896. The Hungry Cat
897. True Principles of Milling
Fun Alive, O! A Capital Collection of Flash, Slang, Comic, and Queer Songs ([1833?])
898. Modest Obadiah
899. The Chummies Society
900. Dear London's the Place for a Stink
901. The Coalheaver's Feast
902. Ar'nt This Rummy Fun?
903. Fanny My Dear
904. Macadamizing
905. Nancy Green and Bobby Spindle
906. Midnight Horrors
907. A Favourite New Medley
908. The Skeleton Hackney Coachman
909. Oh, Listen Sweet Kitty
910. London, at Twelve at Night
911. We'll Marry and Be Merry
912. Remarkable Occurrences
913. Matrimonial Sweets
914. Chapter of Wants
915. The Bashful Man
916. Love and Witchcraft
917. Wicked Little Ladies
918. Dashing Little Gentleman
919. Hail Taste! Hail Times!
The Lummy Chaunter: A Plummy Collection of Original and Celebrated Flash Staves ([1833?])
920. Poor Dirty Bet
921. Wake, Sally Brown
922. The Pugilistic Feats ofjack Scroggins
923. A Sweet Bit of Mutton
924. A Parody on the Light Guitar
925. 'Tis a Bit of a Thing
926. The Countrywoman
927. Poll of Drury
928. How Deep in Love Am I
929. Drown Them in the Pot
930. Mary and the Frozen Limb
931. With My Cook So Fair
932. Here's Kate in a Bumper Wherever She Goes
933. Bob Dusty
934. A Favourite Parody
935. The Stray Donkey
936. The Sweet Whirley Wha!
937. The Drunken Sweep Boy
938. Firing up the Chimney
939. Sandman Joe
940. Job Halls and Mike Hunt
941. Sam Booze's Funeral
942. Peggy's Triumph
943. Milking the Bull
944. Chloe and Her Coral
945. The Thatched Cot
The Out-and-Outer! A Right Up-an-End Collection of Flash & Amatory Songs ([1833?])
946. Mutton
947. The Fleet Street Blowing
948. Thine Am I, Brickdusta Fair
949. The Wednesbury Cocking
950. The Cuckold's Cap
951. Bothebuee
952. John and the Maid's Donkey Race
953. Death of the Pugilistic Club
954. The Riddle
955. The City Youth
956. He Cracks and He Bolts Away
957. 'Mid Young Whores, and Gallows She's
958. Blear-Eyed Moll Not a Maid, nor Yet Green
959. Black Sam, the Pavier
960. Dusty Ned and Nan Wiggins
961. Bet Starling and the Soldier Man
962. Black John and His Lady in White
963. Strephon and Flora
964. The Charming Fair
965. Common Kit a Rum Genus
966. Mike Hunt
967. The Cuckoo's Nest
968. Dip, the Tallow-chandler
969. The Jolly Butcher
The Regular Hung, and No Mistake: or, A Prime Collection of Flash Chaunts ([1833?])
970. The Bottle
971. The Handsome Chambermaid
972. The Water-balloon
973. A Celebrated Flash Parody
974. The Cock in Breeches
975. Mary Mackree
976. A Shove in the Mouth
977. Ye Scamps, Ye Pads, Ye Divers
978. The Covey of the Mill
979. Lovely Sally
980. My Dimber Mot
981. The Turncock
982. The Priest of the Parish
983. The Petticoat Rule
984. Captain Glum
985. The Smutty Chimney Sweeper
986. Moses and Rachael
987. Sweet Polly Flowers
988. Hal and Cis
989. Oyster Nan
990. Sportsman's Hall
The Swell!!! Or, Slap-Up Chaunter: An Out-and-Out Collection of Flash Songs, Rim Ditties, and Slang Chaunts ([1833?])
991. The Dandy Petticoat
992. The Fancy
993. The Jolly Pilgrim
994. Life in London
995. Gingling Johnny
996. A Crowing Death
997. Phillis and Her Swain
998. The Wandering Prigs
999. The Jolly Sheepshearing
1000. Othello
1001. The Plumber's Ball-cock
1002. Ye Rakehells So Jolly
1003. The Back and the Belly
1004. The Lasses O
1005. King Harry and His Six Wives
1006. The German Sausage Man
1007. A Cockney Ditty
1008. The Cly-pecker
1009. The Blowing in Quod
1010. The Penitent Nun
1011. The Slap-up Cracksman
1012. Jemmy Jumps and His Jalap
1013. The Player's Frolic
1014. A Chaunt by Slapped-up Kate and Dubber Daff
1015. The Beak and Trap to Roost Are Gone
1016. The Piper Lad
1017. Her Muns with a Grin
The Cove, a Regular Rum Collection of Spreeish Songs ([1835?])
1018. Katty Neil!
1019. Tim Snip
1020. Cock-eyed Sukey!
1021. Snuff out the Moon
1022. A Long Strong Pudding
1023. Chloe and Her Coral
1024. Sally Bray
1025. Some-thing!
1026. Hie Delights of Love
1027. The Coy Maid and the Stallion Donkey!
1028. Billy Bighead.
1029. The Bamboozling Barber
1030. Paddy Daly, the Bricklayer
1031. Betsy Bell
1032. The New Police-man!
1033. Oh, Tell Me Sweet Creature!
1034. The Kiss
1035. Poll Holdfast
1036. Ere the Cock Begins to Crow
1037. The Vatch Woman
The Rumcodger's Collection of Prime New Flash & Amatory Songs ([1835?])
1038. Take a Sight!
1039. The Gentleman's Frolic
1040. Hie Mugging Maid
1041. Chloe
1042. The Strumpet
1043. The Cuckold
1044. The Old Woman's Ass
1045. Sportsman's Hall
1046. A Lamentable Lamentation
1047. Softly
1048. The Whacking Fat Pot-boy
1049. Nothing Like a Row
1050. My Nose I'll Cease to Blow
1051. Give It Him Poll
1052. Halt Soldiers, Halt!
1053. Roger and Molly
1054. Joan's Rump, and the Ladle
1055. Flirtation
1056. The Chamber-Maid
1057. There's Somebody Coming
1058. A Love Song in Low Life
1059. The Confession
1060. The Bully
1061. Hie Kiss
1062. The Frolicksome Spark
1063. Bill the Sailor
1064. The Blue Bonnet without Any Border
1065. John and the Maid
1066. Dip the Tallow-chandler
1067. The Bower of Bliss
Smith
The Flare-up Songster, or Flash Kiddys' Fancy! ([1834?])
1068. The Man Vot Claps the Cods in His Breeches
1069. The Parson's Pimple
1070. The Three Degrees of a Rakes Life
1071. Meet Me by Moonlight
1072. A Long Strong P—go
1073. Come Where the Ar-s Pin Quivers
1074. Troubled with a Sprite
1075. The New Flare Up!
1076. I Am a Blowen Togg'd out So Gay
1077. The Rummy Auctioneer
1078. For I Will Prig for Ever
1079. Pick out My Eyes
1080. The Way to Go about It
1081. Making Bold with His Own
1082. Lots of Pudding
1083. Paddy Will You Now?
1084. The Knocking Tinker
1085. I Love Miss Hunt, with Her Dear – Oh!
1086. The Nightman
1087. Tom Tinker
1088. The Amorous, Flash, Young Gentleman
1089. Whiskers
The Black Joke; a New, Funny, Flash and Frisky Songster with Rummy Toasts, &c. ([1834?])
1090. Flare Up!
1091. Those Ladies' Queams
1092. The Bawdy-house Row
1093. Split Whiskers
1094. Taking in the News!
1095. Pat Fagan
1096. Milk from the Bull
1097. The Lass That Made the Bed to Me
1098. The Roving Boy
1099. The Standing Joke
1100. The Bean-tosser
1101. Hie Cricket and Crab-l—
1102. Love Gropes His Way
1103. The Middle Leg
1104. Jackey Frost and Miss Thaw's Water-spout
1105. Peg Bryant
1106. Beautiful Betsy
1107. A Pedlar Proud
1108. Oh! Lady Touch That Lute
1109. Billy Fokewell
1110. The Costermonger and His Voman
1111. The Body and the Cuckoo's Nest!
1112. Come to the New Swan River
Lovelace & Perkess
Tommarroo Songster ([1833?])
1113. Bill's Mrs.'s Shop
1114. Love Was Once a Little Pup
1115. The 'Hell' Birds
1116. Wery Ridiculous!
1117. Tom Rock
1118. The Porker and the Ploughman
1119. The Lottery of Wives
1120. The Little Bush under the Hill
1121. Tommarroo
1122. Nihil Nosen – No Nose
1123. There You Are with Your Eye Out
1124. Come Young and Old
1125. When a Man's a Little Bit Poorly
1126. Fly Away Pretty Moth
1127. Matilda
1128. Molly Dodd
1129. Blue Ruin
1130. Dolly Dumpling
1131. Lassie Lie Near Me
1132. Ned in the Straw
1133. Tom's Education
1134. Trip to Grave send
1135. Gurney's Steam Carriage
1136. Here We Meet Too Soon to Part
Editorial Notes
Indices
Sources of Songbooks
Index of Song Titles
Index of First Lines
Index of Airs and Tunes
Index of Parodied Tunes
Index of Venues
Index of Singers
Index of Songwriters
Index of Vendors
Index of Printing History
