HIGHLAND QUEEN
Appears in:
    W. Allen MS, 1745;
    The Compleat Tutor for the French Horn, 1790
    Early American Secular Music and Its European Sources 1589-1839

The Highland Queen. A new song sung in the publick gardens [London]. [1780?] 1 sheet: ill.; 1/40. Cambridge University Library Madden vol. 2 A slip-song - "No more my song shall be ye swains,". In this edition the woodcut at head depicts the bust of a crowned queen and that at foot Cupid. No full stop at end of title. REFERENCE: ESTCT200068 2. [London]. [1790?] 1 sheet: ill.; 1/40. Cambridge University Library Madden ballads, vol. 2 A slip-song - "No more my song shall be ye swains,". In this edition the woodcut at head depicts a woman with a fan and that at foot two figures. Woodcut at foot not clear in C (Madden) copy xerox. REFERENCE: ESTCT200069.

COUNTRY FROLIC
Appears in:
    Pomeroy MS, 1790;
    Early American Secular Music and Its European Sources 1589-1839