Bawdy songbooks of the Romantic period. Volume 2 (2019)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Ed Cray.
• Authors: Spedding, Patrick
• Editors: Cray, Ed
• Contents: 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 Duff s -- 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 Th ree 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 Th ing 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. Aft er 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 Th ree Square Poker -- 372. The Lady’s Hairy Th ing -- 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 Th ree Square -- 439. Fanny’s Mill -- 440. Go for Go -- 441. Nix My Jolly Gals Poke Away -- 442. She Wore Some Slap up Togs -- 443. Aft er 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 Th at Wants a Grind -- 490. A Slap against the Garden Gate -- 491. The Magical Torch and the Tinder Box -- 492. Th at’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 Chaffi ng 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.
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: London : Routledge
• Publication Date: 2019
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 782.420268; Bawdy songs -- Texts; Songs, English -- 19th century -- Texts
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781000748062
• Related ISBNs: 9781000741681; 9781000744873; 9780429350351
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