Sabine Baring-Gould’s collection of popular literature. 1.
This is the first in a series of listings which aims to reconstitute the extensive collection of popular literature that Sabine Baring-Gould amassed to support his researches into folk songs and popular culture. Before listing the items at the British Library and elsewhere this section deals with that part of the collection that has remained in Devon. Most of the chapbook material listed below is now in the Devon Record Office. A reference to the Baring-Gould Heritage Project microfiches is given where relevant. The records were produced from examination of the original items undertaken for the Project. Some dates have been amended since the original version of this listing.
Chapbooks at Lew Trenchard and inherited by Sabine Baring-Gould
The bull-finch: being a choice collection of the newest and most favourite English songs which have been set to music and sung ... - London: R.Baldwin & John Wilkie , [1760?]. - Anonymous. - LEW 11
Voyages in the Arctic seas from 1821-1825 for the discovery of the North-West passage to the Pacific Ocean Dublin: H. Napper , 1830. - LEW 32/29
Travels in southern Italy compiled from the most recent authorities. - Dublin: Thomas L. White , 1830. - MS: Ed. Baring Gould. Spine number: 2. Inside: 50. - LEW 32/30
The pedlars. - Dublin: Bentham & Hardy , 1826. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 3A. Inside: 152 deleted. - LEW 32/31
The history of Prince Lee Bo. - Dublin: J.Jones , 1822. - MS: Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number 4B Inside: 56 deleted. - LEW 32/32
Views of the creator. - Dublin: John Jones , 1826. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number 5C. Inside: 23 deleted. - LEW 32/33
The school-mistress: or instructive and entertaining conversations between a teacher and her scholars. - Dublin: W.Folds , 1832. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number 6D Inside: 71 deleted. - LEW 32/34
The history of Isaac Jenkins ... and The brazier. - Dublin: P.Dixon Hardy , [1825?]. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number 135. Inside: 7E, 52 deleted. - LEW 32/63
Travels in Switzerland [running title]. - [Dublin?] , [1825?]. - MS: Ed. Baring Gould. Spine number 10. Inside: 103. - LEW 32/35
Animal sagacity, exemplified by facts: shewing the force of instinct in beasts, birds &c. - Dublin: W.Espy , 1824. - Spine number 11. Inside: 153, 105 del. Anonymous. - LEW 32/36
Travels in European Russia compiled from the most recent authorities. - Dublin: Bentham & Hardy , 1826. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 12. Inside: 93. - LEW 32/37
Travels in Germany and the Illyrian provinces. - Dublin: P.Hayes , 1828. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 13. Inside: 46. - LEW 32/38
Arctic travels: or an account of the land expeditions to determine the geography of the northern part of the American continent. - Dublin: Thomas L. White , 1830. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number 14. Inside: 11. - LEW 32/39
Travels in northern Asia, complied from authentic sources. - Dublin: R.D.Webb , 1832. - MS:Ed. Baring Gould. Spine number: 15. Inside: 10. - LEW 32/40
The wonders of the world. - Dublin: Joseph Blundell , 1833. - Label: E. Baring Gould: Spine number: 17. Inside: 113. - LEW 32/41
Moral essays in praise of virtue. - Dublin: J.Scott , 1824. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 18. Inside: 41. - LEW 32/42
A picture of the seasons: with anecdotes and remarks on every month in the year. - Dublin: William Folds & Son , 1824. - MS: Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 19. Inside: 96. - LEW 32/43
An historical geography of the Holy Land. - Dublin: Thomas White , 1832. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 20. Inside: 94. - LEW 32/44
History of the robins: designed for the instruction of children respecting their treatment of animals. 2nd ed. - Dublin: J.M.M'Mullen , 1821. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number 21. Inside: 90. - LEW 32/45
A history of the useful arts and manufactures. - Dublin: W.Folds , 1832. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 22. Inside: 6. - LEW 32/46
Reflections on the wisdom, power and goodness of God: selected from Sturm's reflections. - Dublin: John Jones , 1828. - MD: Ed. Baring Gould. Spine number: 23. Inside; 104. - LEW 32/47
Elizabeth: or the exiles of Siberia: a tale founded on truth. - Dublin: R.Napper , 1831. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 25. Inside: 125, 42 del. - LEW 32/48
The wreath: a selection of poems, chiefly designed for young persons. - Dublin: W.Espy , 1828. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 27. Inside; 114. - LEW 32/49
The natural history of domestic animals: containing an account of their habits and instincts Ó. - Dublin: J.Jones , 1821. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 28. Inside: 16. - LEW 32/50
The bee: a collection of poems, chiefly designed for the young. - Dublin: Joseph Blundell , 1828. - MS: Ed. Baring Gould. Spine number: 29. Inside: 18. - LEW 32/51
The miscellany: or evening's occupation for the youthful peasantry of Ireland. - Dublin: Thomas I. White , 1830. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 30. Inside; 72. - LEW 32/52
Selections from the psalms of David, the proverbs of Solomon, and the Book of Ecclesiasticus. - Dublin: Brett Smith & Son , 1822. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 34. Inside: 85. - LEW 32/53
The natural history of animals: containing an account of remarkable beasts, birds, fishes, and insects. - Dublin: C.Bentham , 1821. - MS: Ed. Baring Gould. Spine number: 35. Inside: 5. - LEW 32/54
Cottage fireside [head title]. - [Dublin] , [1825?]. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 38 Inside; 26. - LEW 32/55
Scripture zoology: intended to illustrate those passages in the Bible in which allusions are made to objects in animated nature. - Dublin: Thomas I. White , 1832. - MS: Ed. Baring Gould. Spine number: 42. Inside: 95. - LEW 32/56
A voyage through the islands of the Pacific Ocean: compiled from the most authentic and recent authorities. - Dublin: R.D.Webb , 1831. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 43. Inside: 80. - LEW 32/57
The history of Joseph: and the deliverance of the Israelites from Egypt. - Dublin: R.Napper , 1827. - MS: Ed. Baring Gould. Spine number: 45 Inside: 54. - LEW 32/58
Mungo: or the little traveller. To which is annexed, the seven wonders of the world. - Dublin: J.Jones , 1822. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 46 Inside: 73. - LEW 32/59
Travels in Sweden, Denmark, and Norway. - Dublin: Bentham & Hardy , 1826. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 47. Inside: 102. - LEW 32/60
Travels in northern France: compiled from the best authorities. - Dublin: R.D.Webb , 1832. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number missing. Inside: 44. - LEW 32/61
Travels in south-eastern Asia : compiled from the most authentic and recent authorities. - Dublin: R.Napper , 1832. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number: 51. Inside: 9. - LEW 32/62
Natural history of remarkable trees, shrubs and plants. - Dublin: G.Bull , 1821. - MS: Ed. Baring Gould. Spine number: 146. Inside: 110. - LEW 32/64
Travels in south-western AsiA Dublin: Thomas I. White , 1832. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number unclear. Inside: 8. - LEW 32/65
Travels in Spain and Portugal. - Dublin: Thomas I. White , 1828. - Label: E. Baring Gould. Spine number unclear. Inside: 100. - LEW 32/67
The natural history of remarkable birds: with their habits and instincts. - Dublin: Thomas I. White , 1832. - Spine number unclear. Inside: 20. - LEW 32/68
Volumes labelled “Ballads” currently in the Devon Record Office
Volume 1.
O'Connell's health, to which is added, the pearl of Lucantown. - Dublin: printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/01 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 1
Erin's lament, together with the Peeler and goat, and Molly Astore. - Printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/02 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 1
The flower of Drogheda. To which is added Bessy Brown of Ballybay. - Drogheda: printed in this present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/03 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 1
The Gem of Gormanstown, to which is added Rachel, the Ruby of Rush. - Drogheda: printed in this present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/04 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 1
The maid of Kelly's town. To which is added the noble ribbon boys. - Dublin: printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/05 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 1
Raking Jack Magee. Together with Election song in praise of Mr. O'Dwyer. - Printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/06 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 1
The goddess of St. George's Hill. Together with Louth election song. - Dublin: printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/07 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 2
Skerries Shore, together with Ally of Ardee. - Drogheda: printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/08 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 2
The patriotic chief. To which are added, The Farmer, The Hunters' hon and The Banks of Invarary. - Dublin: printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/09 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 2
The maid of Dunleer, together with the maid of Mornington. - Drogheda: printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/10 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 2
The banks of the Boyne, to which is added The flower of NavAn Drogheda: Printed in this present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/11 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 2
The guager came in on the still, together with Beaulieu Grove. - Dublin: printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/12 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 2
The patriotic voter's song, to which are added the Orangeman's auction and Ballymount Forest so green. - Dublin: printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/13 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 2
The Queensbro' Lass, together with Molly Astore. - Drogheda: printed in the present year' , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/14 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 3
The beauty of Skreen, together with The star of Slane. - Drogheda: printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/15 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 3
The pink of Duleck, to which is added The beautiful Balbriggan Maid. - Drogheda: printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/16 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 3
Mary of Ringsend. To which is added The flower of DroghedA Drogheda: printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/17 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 3
Lucy Lynch of Lurgangreen. To which are added Easter snow, and The gentle shepherd. - Drogheda: Printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/18 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 3
The matchless maid of Erin together with The star of sweet Dundalk. - Drogheda: Printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/19 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 3
Mary Melvin of Malahide, together with The pride of Beaulieu. - Drogheda: Printed in the present year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/20 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 3
The star of Erin to which are added The orangeman's lamentation and The sailor dear. - Dublin: Printed in the present year , [1825?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 1/21 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 4
The merry piper, being the first part of the Friar and the boy, very delectable, 'tho unpleasant to all step-mothes [sic]. - Monaghan: Printed and sold by Nat. Greacen , 1822. - 24p. - DRO Ballads 1/22 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 4
The comic songster. - Glasgow: Printed for the booksellers , [1850?]. - 32p. - DRO Ballads 1/23 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 5
The concert songster. - Glasgow: Printed for the booksellers , [1850?]. - 32p. - DRO Ballads 1/24 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 6
The concert comic songster. - Glasgow: Printed for the booksellers , [1850?]. - 32p. - DRO Ballads 1/25 ; Mf 4.1.1 fiche 7
Volume 2.
The Norwood gypsy fortune teller. - Otley: printed by William Walker , [1840?] . - 12p. - DRO Ballads 2/01 ; Mf 4.1.2 fiche 1
History of Miranda, and the royal ram. - Otley: printed by William Walker' , [1840?] . - 12p. - DRO Ballads 2/02 ; Mf 4.1.2 fiche 1
The Magnet of love, or the new Valentine writer. - Otley: Printed by William Walker , [1840?] . - 12p. - DRO Ballads 2/03 ; Mf 4.1.2 fiche 1
Richardson's new book of fairs for England and Wales, with a table of all the roads and distances in both countries. - Derby: printed by Thomas Richardson , [1840?]. - 20p. - DRO Ballads 2/04 ; Mf 4.1.2 fiche 2
The penny domestic cookery book. - London: H.Beale, 2 Shoe Lane, Fleet Street , [1840?]. - [24]p. - Printed by C.Vandenbergh, 27, Hyde Place, Hoxton Old Town. - DRO Ballads 2/05 ; Mf 4.1.2 fiche 2
The singer's pocket book. No. 3. - London: Duncombe, 19 Little Queen Street , [1830?]. - pp.33-48. - Two copies Ballads 2/06 and 2/07. - DRO Ballads 2/06 ; Mf 4.1.2 fiche 1
The Sinner's Redemption or the Conversion of Joshua Tuckfield. - Nottingham: Sutton, Nottingham Review Office , [1810?]. - 8p. - Includes two hyms. - DRO Ballads 2/08 ; Mf 4.1.2 fiche 3
The famous history of Valentine & Orson, the two sons of the Emperor of Greece. - Clerkenwell: Mary Rhynd, printer, 21, Ray Street , 1804. - 24p. - DRO Ballads 2/09 ; Mf 4.1.2 fiche 4
Catalogue of Songs, constantly kept in Stock by Henry P. Such, printer and publisher, 177, Union Street, Borough. - [London]: [Henry P. Such] , [1885?]. - 47p. - DRO Ballads 2/10 ; Mf 4.1.2 fiche 5
The penny domestic cookery book. - London: H.Beale, 2, Shoe Lane, Fleet Street , [1840?]. - 24p. - Printed by C.Vandenbergh, 27, Hyde Place, Hoxton Old Town. - DRO Ballads 2/11 ; Mf 4.1.2 fiche 6
Innes's British harmonist; being a choice collection of the newest and most popular songs. - London: J.Innes, 61, Wells Street, Oxford Street , [1840?]. - 72p. - DRO Ballads 2/12 ; Mf 4.1.2 fiche 7-8
This day is published ... The Prince Albert vocalist ... Charles Dibdin's sea songs ... the Victoria melodist ... - London: J.Innes, 61, Wells Street, Oxford Street , [1840?] . - 1 sheet. - DRO Ballads 2/13 ; Mf 4.1.2 fiche 8
Volume 3.
The songs of the Tyne; being a collection of popular local songs. - Newcastle-upon-Tyne: William R. Walker, printer , [1850?]. - 24p. - No. 1. - DRO Ballads 3/01 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 1
The songs of the Tyne; being a collection of popular local songs. - Newcastle-upon-Tyne: William R. Walker, printer , [1850?]. - 24p. - No. 4. - DRO Ballads 3/02 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 1
The songs of the Tyne; being a collection of popular local songs. - Newcastle-upon-Tyne: William R. Walker, printer , [1850?]. - 24p. - No. 6. - DRO Ballads 3/03 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 2
The famous history of Valentine & Orson, the two sons of the Emperor of Greece. - London : Mary Rhynd, printer for C.Sheppard , 1804. - 24p. - DRO Ballads 3/04 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 3
Five Songs: Whistle o'er the lave o't; Auld Janet Baird; The boatie rows; I gaed a waefu' gate yestreen; Auld John Borthwick. - Glasgow: Printed for the booksellers , [1840?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/05 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 2
Satan's decoy; or the youth's faith in Christ. - Printed in the year , 1796. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/06 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 3
The cries of a wounded conscience; or, the sorrowful sighs of a trembling sinner at the point of death. - Printed in the year , 1796. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/07 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 3
The sincere christian's devout companion, or, how to live one day to God. - [s.l.] : [s.n.] , 1796. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/08 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 3
The new west country garland in five parts being a remarkable account of a young orphan's ramble into a foreign country. - [s.l.] : [s.n.] , 1796. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/09 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 3
An excellent garland; containing four new songs.1.The vestry dinner. 2.The wooing days. 3.The blind sailor. 4.The soldier's adieu. - Congleton: Printed and sold by J. DeAn [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/10 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 3
An excellent garland; containing four new songs. 1. Jack at the windlass. 2. Bright Chanticleer proclaims the dawn. 3. […]. - Congleton: Printed and sold by J. Dean [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/11 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 3
The roof of straw, Clutha! wild thy banks appear, Matty, Blythe hae I been on yon hill and Bonnie lassie, blink over the burn. - Edinburgh: Printed for he booksellers , 1818. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/12 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 3
Four songs. Liberty's tree. A favourite new song. The barn courtship. Auld lang syne. - [s.l.] : [s.n.] , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/13 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 4
Two new songs; called The humours of Glasgow fair, Now wat ye wha I met. - Edinburgh: Printed for the bookseller .. , 1822. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/14 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 4
New Song. To the tune of Cauld kail in Aberdeen. While Phoebus reposes. O welcome winter. Come wi' me. - Edinburgh: Printed for the bookselers [sic] , 1818. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/15 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 4
A new song called Sweet Poll of Plymouth. To which are added Had I a heart for falsehood fram'd. Whiskey. Come volunteers come. ... - Monaghan: C.Gass, printer, Dublin- St , [1830?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/16 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 4
A Garland of new songs. Allen A-Dale. Paddy Carey. Ma Chere Amie. William Tell. Oh the moment was sad. The cottage on the Moor. - Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by J.Marshall , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/17 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 4
A garland of new songs: O how I love somebody. The pretty maid milking her cow. Of a' the airts the win' can blow. The banks ... - Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by J.Marshall , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/18 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 4
A garland of new songs. The fairest of the fair. Here's a health, &c. Giles Scroggins' ghost. My only Jo' an' dearie o. [etc.]. - Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by J.Marshall , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/19 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 4
A garland of new songs. Muirland Willie. Maggy Lauder. As I walk'd by myself. Sandy o'er the lee. - Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by J.Marshall , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/20 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 5
A garland of new songs. God save the King. Rule Britannia. The jubliee. General Wolfe. The trumpet sounds a victory. - Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by J.Marshall , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/21 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 5
A garland of new songs. Sweet Willy o' the green. The Yorkshire concert. The Yorkshire Itishman. The woodland maid. - Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by J.Marshall , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/22 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 5
A garland of new songs. The storm, by Mrs. Robinson. A free mason's song. My eye and Betty Martin. - Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by J.Marshall , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/23 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 5
A garland of new songs. The death of Nelson. Lochaber. The yellow-hair'd laddie. Whistle, and I'll come to you, my lad. [etc.]. - Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by J.Marshall , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/24 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 5
A garland of new songs. Tweed side; My Nanie, o. Highland laddie. Up in the morning early. Flowers of the forest. - Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by J.Marshall , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/25 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 5
A garland of new songs. Lovely Kitty. Woo'd and married and a'. The battle of Sherra-Muir. If he will take the hint. [etc.]. - Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by J.Marshall , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/26 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 5
A garland of new songs. Bess the gawkie. Blythe was she. Yorkshireman in London. Pray Goody. - Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by J.Marshall , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/27 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 6
A garland of new songs. The battle of the Nile. Tom Starboard. The sailor's adieu. Tom Bowling. True ccourage. The sea boy. - Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by J.Marshall , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/28 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 6
A garland of new songs. The Bay of Biscay, o. All's well. Poor Joe the marine. The mid watch. The sea-boy. The sailor's adieu. - Newcastle upon Tyne: Printed by J.Marshall , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 3/29 ; Mf 4.1.3 fiche 6
Volume 4.
Gaby Grin, the eccentric clown, illuminating the entrance to old Gutter Lane. - [London] : John Fairburn, 146, Minories , [1810?] , 1p. - DRO Ballads 4/01 ; Mf 4.1.4 fiche 1
Fairburn's eccentric songster. - London; Published by John Fairburn , [1815?] , 106p. - J.Dennet, printer, Leather Lane. - DRO Ballads 4/02 ; Mf 4.1.4 fiche 2-3
Fairburn's Incledonian and Vauxhall songster, for 1808. - London: Published by John Fairburn, 146, Minories , 1808]. - 36p. - J.Dennett, printer, Union Buildings, Fetter Lane. - DRO Ballads 4/03 ; Mf 4.1.4 fiche 3
The comedian's note-book; a budget of comic songs, parodies, tales, recitations, &c. - London: Printed for John Lowndes , [1825?]. - pp.25-46. - DRO Ballads 4/04 ; Mf 4.1.4 fiche 4
Two divine revelations, revealed to St. Augustine, St. Bridget, and Saint Anne, by Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. - Dublin: Printed in the Present Year , [1820?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 4/05 ; Mf 4.1.4 fiche 4
A narrative of the sufferings of Maria Bennett. - Dublin: Printed for the booksellers , 1846. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 4/06 ; Mf 4.1.4 fiche 4
The debauchee rewarded or a warning to young men. Being a true account how Captain John Dringle ... with Miss Jane Munrow ... - [s.l.] : [s.n.] , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 4/07 ; Mf 4.1.4 fiche 4
The complete art of making the chemical fulminating objects, &c. &c. - London: Printed by W. Glindon, Rupert Street , 1814. - 34p. - DRO Ballads 4/08 ; Mf 4.1.4 fiche 5
Vyse's spelling book / Charles Vyse. - London: C.Paul, printer, 18, Gt. St. Andrew Street , [1840?]. - [8]p. - DRO Ballads 4/09 ; Mf 4.1.4 fiche 5
Laws respecting landlords, tenants and lodgers: containing the new law for the cost of distress ... - New improved edition. - London: Printed by R. Walwyn , 1827?. - 30p. - DRO Ballads 4/10 ; Mf 4.1.4 fiche 6
Jesus our example and our strength. - Bristol: Printed by T.Lane, Redcliff-street , 1810 . - 12p. - DRO Ballads 4/11 ; Mf 4.1.4 fiche 6
The witty and entertaining exploits of George Buchanan commonly called the King's fool. - Otley: Printed by William Walker , [1840?]. - 24p. - DRO Ballads 4/12 ; Mf 4.1.4 fiche 7
Vyse's new London spelling book. - London : Published by S.Marks and Sons , [1860?] , [12]p. - Addresses of publisher: 91, Long Lane and 80, Houndsditch. - DRO Ballads 4/13 ; Mf 4.1.4 fiche 7
Volume 5.
Songsters companion being an elegant selection of approved modern songs. - 2nd edition. - Gosport: Printed by J. Watts , 1805?. - 85p. - DRO Ballads 5/01 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 1-2
The Apollo for 1808; containing all the new songs sung at the Theatres Royal, Vauxhall, Astley's, Sdaler's Wells, ... [etc.]. - Lambeth: Printed by T. Romney , 1808]. - 38p. - DRO Ballads 5/02 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 3
The London songster, containing the latest and most popular songs. - London: William S.Fortey, Great St. Andrew Street , [1890?]. - [32]p. - DRO Ballads 5/03 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 4
The songs of ould Ireland. - London: W.S. Fortey, Monmouth Court , [1885?]. - [32]p. - DRO Ballads 5/04 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 5
The Empire and Alhambra songster. - London: W.S. Fortey, Great St, Andrew Street , [1890?]. - [32]p. - DRO Ballads 5/05 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 6
The sea songs of old England, a collection of the most popular songs by Dibdin, &c. - London: Printed by W.S.Fortey, Monmouth Court , [1885?]. - [32]p. - DRO Ballads 5/06 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 7
Songs of bonnie Scotland containing all the finest Scotch songs. - London: W.S.Fortey, Great St. Andrew Street , [1885?]. - [32]p. - Incl. notice of removal, Monmouth Ct. to Great St Andrew Street. - DRO Ballads 5/07 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 8
The Nigger's melodist, containing a collection of popular negro songs now being sung. - [London]: [Printed by W.S.Fortey] , [1890?]. - [32]p. - DRO Ballads 5/08 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 9
The aquarium songster, containing the newest and most popular songs now being sung with the greatest success. - London: W.S.Fortey, Great St. Andrew Street , [1890?]. - [64]p. - DRO Ballads 5/09 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 10-11
Comic songs and recitations. Forming Mr. Merryman's magazine of miscellaneous mirth, ... - London: John Lowndes, 36, Bow Street , [1825?]. - 36p [misbound]. - DRO Ballads 5/10 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 12
The entertaining history of Tom Thumb. - London: Published by E.Lloyd, 12, Salisbury-square , [1850?] . - 12p. - DRO Ballads 5/11 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 12
The second spira or the blasphemers reproved: setting forth an example of God's judgment on six prophane young men, at Brodney ... - London: Printed by J.Evans, Long-lane , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 5/12 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 12
Brief instructions for the pious christian; or, A sure guide to heaven. By the late Bishop Beverage. - London: Printed by John Evans, 42, Long Lane , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 5/13 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 12
The weeping mother. In four parts: shewing I. The sorrowful mother's complaint of a bad and wicked daughter [etc]. - London: Printed by John Evans, 42, Long Lane , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 5/14 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 13
The heavenly messenger; or, the child's plain path-way, to eternal life. - London: Printed by John Evans, 42, Long-lane , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 5/15 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 13
A ready pathway to lead men and women to heaven. By the Rev. Dr. Gilbert. - London: Printed by John Evans, No. 42, Long-lane , [1810?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 5/16 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 13
The true-born Englishman: a satire. By Daniel Defoe. - London: Printed by G.Auld, for A.Cleugh , 1810. - 34p. - DRO Ballads 5/17 ; Mf 4.1.5 fiche 14
Volume 6.
The merry warbler! a choice collection of new and popular songs. - Devonport: Printed by Samuel and John Keys , [1875?] . - 16p. - DRO Ballads 6/01 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 1
The lover's harmony, being an entire new and choice collection of the most admired songs, sung at all the public places ... no. 1. - London: Pitts, printer, 6, Great St. Andrew Street , [1845?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 6/02 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 2
The lover's harmony ... no. 3. - London: Ryle and Co. 2 & 3, Monmouth Court , [1845?]. - pp.17-24. - DRO Ballads 6/03 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 2
The lover's harmony ... no. 8. - London: Ryle and Co. 2 & 3, Monmouth Court , [1845?]. - pp.57-64. - DRO Ballads 6/04 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 2
The lover's harmony ... no. 9. - London: Ryle and Co. 2 & 3, Monmouth Court , [1845?]. - pp.65-72. - DRO Ballads 6/05 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 2
The lover's harmony ... no. 10. - London: Ryle and Co. 2 & 3, Monmouth Court , [1845?]. - pp.73-80. - DRO Ballads 6/06 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 2
The lover's harmony ... no. 13. - [London] : Pitts, printer, 6, Gt. St.Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.97-104. - DRO Ballads 6/07 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 2
The lover's harmony ... no. 14. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6, Gt. St. Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.105-112. - DRO Ballads 6/08 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 2
The lover's harmony ... no. 16. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6, Gt. St. Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.121-128. - DRO Ballads 6/09 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 3
The lover's harmony ... no. 17. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6, Gt. St. Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.129-136. - DRO Ballads 6/10 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 3
The lover's harmony ... no. 18. - London: Ryle and Co. 2 & 3 Monmouth Court , [1845?]. - pp.137-144. - DRO Ballads 6/11 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 3
The lover's harmony ... no. 19. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6, Gt. St. Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.145-152. - DRO Ballads 6/12 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 3
The lover's harmony ... no. 24. - London: Ryle and Co. 2 & 3, Monmouth Court , [1845?]. - pp.185-192. - DRO Ballads 6/13 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 3
The lover's harmony ... no. 25. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6, Gt. St. Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.193-200. - DRO Ballads 6/14 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 3
The lover's harmony ... no. 26. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6, Gt. St. Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.201-208. - DRO Ballads 6/15 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 3
The lover's harmony ... no. 27. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6, Gt. St. Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.209-216. - DRO Ballads 6/16 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 4
The lover's harmony ... no. 28. - London: Ryle and Paul, 2 & 3, Monmouth Court , [1845?]. - pp.217-224. - On p. 224: Pitts, printer, 6, Gt. St. Andrew Street. - DRO Ballads 6/17 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 4
The lover's harmony ... no. 30. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6 Great St.Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.233-240. - DRO Ballads 6/18 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 4
The lover's harmony ... no. 32. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6,Great St.Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.249-256. - DRO Ballads 6/19 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 4
The lover's harmony ... no. 33. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6,Great St.Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.257-264. - DRO Ballads 6/20 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 4
The lover's harmony ... no. 34. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6,Great St Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.265-272. - DRO Ballads 6/21 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 4
The lover's harmony ... no. 40. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6,Great St.Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.313-320. - DRO Ballads 6/22 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 4
The lover's harmony ... no. 42. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6,Great St.Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.329-336. - DRO Ballads 6/23 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 5
The lover's harmony ... no. 45. - [London]: Pitts, printer, 6.Great St.Andrew Street , [1845?]. - pp.353-360. - DRO Ballads 6/24 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 5
The lover's harmony ... no. 50. - London: Ryle and Co. 2 & 3, Monmouth Court , [1845?]. - pp.393-400. - DRO Ballads 6/25 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 5
The pork pie hat. - [s.l.] : [s.n.] , [1850?] , [12]p. - DRO Ballads 6/26 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 6
The golden violet. - [London]: J.Catnach, 2 & 3, Monmouth-court , [1835?]. - 8p. - DRO Ballads 6/27 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 6
Sharp's new London reciter; being a superior collection of popular recitations, comic tales, and dramatic readings. No. 4. - London: Published by J.Pattie, Christopher Court , [1850?]. - pp.43-58. - DRO Ballads 6/28 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 6
Sharp's new London songster; being a collection of the newest & most favourite songs of the day ... no. 7. - London: Published by James Pattie, Shoe Lane , [1850?]. - pp.98-113. - DRO Ballads 6/29 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 6
Sharp's new London songster ... no. 8. - London: Published by James Pattie, Shoe Lane , [1850?]. - pp.113-128. - DRO Ballads 6/30 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 7
Sharp's new London songster ... no. 9. - London: Published by James Pattie, Shoe Lane , [1850?]. - pp.113-128. - DRO Ballads 6/31 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 7
Sharp's new London songster ... no. 20. - London: Published by James Pattie, Shoe Lane , [1850?]. - pp.305-320. - DRO Ballads 6/32 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 7
Sharp's new London songster ... no. 21. - London: Published by James Pattie, Shoe Lane , [1850?]. - pp.321-336. - DRO Ballads 6/33 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 8
Sharp's new London songster ... no. 22. - London: Published by J. Pattie, Christopher Court , [1850?]. - pp.337-352. - DRO Ballads 6/34 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 8
Sharp's new London songster ... no. 24. - London: Published by J. Pattie, Christopher Court , [1850?]. - pp.369-384. - DRO Ballads 6/35 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 8
Sharp's new London songster ... no. 25. - London: Published by J. Pattie, Christoper Court , [1850?] . - 16p. - DRO Ballads 6/36 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 9
Sharp's new London songster ... no. 26. - London: Published by J. Pattie, Christopher Court , [1850?]. - pp.17-32. - DRO Ballads 6/37 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 9
Sharp's new London songster ... no. 27. - London: J.Pattie, 4, Queen's Head Passage , [1850?]. - pp.33-48. - DRO Ballads 6/38 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 9
Sharp's new London songster ... no. 28. - London: J. Pattie, 4, Queen's Head Passage , [1850?]. - pp.49-64. - DRO Ballads 6/39 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 9
Sharp's new London songster ... no. 29. - London: J. Pattie, 4, Queen's Head Passage , [1850?]. - pp.65-80. - DRO Ballads 6/40 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 10
802. - Sharp's new London songster ... no. 30. - London: J. Pattie, 4, Queen's Head Passage , [1850?]. - pp.81-94. - DRO Ballads 6/41 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 10
Sharp's new London songster ... no. 32. - London: J. Pattie, 4, Queen's Head Passage , [1850?]. - pp.113-128. - DRO Ballads 6/42 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 11
Sharp's new London songster ... no. 35. - London: James Pattie, 31, Paternoster Row , [1850?]. - pp.166-178 [irregular]. - DRO Ballads 6/43 ; Mf 4.1.6 fiche 11
Volume 7.
Ten nights in a bar-room, and what I saw there / by T.S.Arthur. - London & Manchester: John Heywood , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 32. - DRO Ballads 7/01 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 1
Passages from the history of a wasted Life, by a Middle Aged MAn London & Manchester: John Heywood , [1875?]. - 32p [incl. sample pages]. - Royal pocket library ; no. 39. - DRO Ballads 7/02 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 2
The king of the gypsies, or the surprising adventures of Mr. Bampfylde Moore Carew, the son of a gentleman near Plymouth. - London & Manchester: John Heywood , [1880?]. - 32p. - DRO Ballads 7/03 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 3
Sweeny Todd or the barber of Fleet Street. - Leeds: Johnson, publisher , [1880?]. - 32p [incl sample page]. - Royal pocket library ; no. 82. - DRO Ballads 7/04 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 4
The London singer's magazine edited by John Labern. No. 33. - 4th ed. - London: Published by Duncombe, Holborn , [1845?]. - pp.13-16,191-196. - DRO Ballads 7/05 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 5
Miscellaneous correspondence, &c in prose & verse. - [s.l.] : [s.n.] , [1800?]. - pp.779-780. - Extract from unidentified periodical. - DRO Ballads 7/06 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 5
Three books in one: Cupid's Egyptian dream book, The Sphinx fortune teller, Napoleon's (or Mephistopheles') book of fate. - London: R.March & Co., St. James's Walk , [1890?]. - [48]p. - DRO Ballads 7/07 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 5-6
The Bible primer; or parents' best gift to their children. - London: W.S.Fortey, Monmouth Court , [1885?]. - [8]p. - DRO Ballads 7/08 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 7
Rhymes for the nursery. - London: William S.Fortey, 4, Gt. St. Andrew Street , [1890?]. - [8]p. - DRO Ballads 7/09 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 7
Old Mother Hubbard and her wonderful dog. - London: W.S.Fortey, 2 & 3, Monmouth Court , [1885?]. - [8]p. - DRO Ballads 7/10 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 7
The History of Little Red Riding Hood. - London: W.S.Fortey, Great St. Andrew Street , [1890?]. - [8]p. - DRO Ballads 7/11 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 7
History of the three little kittens who lost their mittens. - London: W.S.Fortey, 2 & 3, Monmouth Court , [1885?]. - [8]p. - DRO Ballads 7/12 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 8
The good child's ABC book. - London: W.S. Fortey, 4, Great St. Andrew Street , [1890?]. - [8]p. - DRO Ballads 7/13 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 8
The death and burial of cock robin. - London: W.S. Fortey, 2 & 3, Monmouth Court , [1885?]. - [8]p. - DRO Ballads 7/14 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 8
The history of Jack of all trades. - London: W.S. Fortey, Monmouth Court , [1885?]. - [8]p. - DRO Ballads 7/15 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 8
The history of Cinderella. - London: W.S.Fortey, 4, Great St. Andrew Street , [1890?]. - [8]p. - DRO Ballads 7/16 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 9
Natural history of birds. - London: W.S.Fortey, 4, Great St. Andrew Street , [1890?]. - [8]p. - DRO Ballads 7/17 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 9
The golden primer, containing a collection of easy lessons in spelling, reading, &c. - London: W.S.Fortey, 4, Great St. Andrew Street , [1890?]. - [8]p. - DRO Ballads 7/18 ; Mf 4.1.7 fiche 9
Volumes labelled “Chapbooks” currently in the Devon Record Office.
Volume 1.
The king of the gypsies, or the surprising adventures of Mr. Bampfylde Moore Carew, the son of a gentleman near Plymouth ... - London & Manchester: John Heywood , [1885?]. - 32p. - DRO Chapbooks 1/01 ; Mf 4.3.1 fiche 1
The barber of Fleet Street or Sweeny Todd, and the string of pearls. - London & Manchester: John Heywood , [1880?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 82. - DRO Chapbooks 1/02 ; Mf 4.3.1 fiche 2
The red rover. By J.Fenimore Cooper. - Leeds: Johnson, publisher , [1880?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 92. Edition not in COPAC. - DRO Chapbooks 1/03 ; Mf 4.3.1 fiche 3
The red rover. By J.Fenimore Cooper. Book II. - Leeds: Johnson, publisher , [1880?]. - 32p. - Johnson's royal penny library ; no. 93. Edition not in COPAC. - DRO Chapbooks 1/04 ; Mf 4.3.1 fiche 4
The history of the remarkable life, adventures, and death of Dr. Johann Faust. - Leeds: Johnson, publisher , 1889. - 32p [incl. 4 sample pages]. - DRO Chapbooks 1/05 ; Mf 4.3.1 fiche 5
The entrapped cashier; or, the lost finger. - Leeds: Johnson, publisher , 1889?. - 34p. - DRO Chapbooks 1/06 ; Mf 4.3.1 fiche 6
The royal primer, and good child's first book. - London and Manchester: John Heywood , 1889? , [16]p. - DRO Chapbooks 1/07 ; Mf 4.3.1 fiche 6
Volume 2.
Household receipt book, or primitive physic / John Wesley. - New and enlarged ed. - London & Manchester: John Heywood , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 4. - DRO Chapbooks 2/01 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 1
The history of Jack and his eleven brothers. - London & Manchester: John Heywood , [1875?]. - 35p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 6. - DRO Chapbooks 2/02 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 2
The man with the iron mask. - Leeds: C.H.Johnson, publisher , [1875?]. - 32p. - People's penny library ; no. 7. Edition not in COPAC. - DRO Chapbooks 2/03 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 3
Early Methodism illustrated; or the old gardener and the three robbers with Sammy Hick, the village blacksmith. - Leeds: J.Johnson, publisher. Manchester: J.Heywood , [1875?]. - 32p. - DRO Chapbooks 2/04 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 4
The history of Ann and her eleven sisters ... - Leeds: C.H.Johnson, publisher , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 17. Not in COPAC. - DRO Chapbooks 2/05 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 5
Dr. Watt's divine & moral songs, for the use of all. - Leeds: C.H.Johnson, publisher , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 18. Edition not in OPAC. - DRO Chapbooks 2/06 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 6
Sergeant Dale, his daughter, and the orphan Mary / Mrs. Sherwood. - Leeds: Published by C.H.Johnson , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 23. Edition not in COPAC. - DRO Chapbooks 2/07 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 7
Mary the maid of the inn, or the murder at the abbey. - Leeds: C.H.Johnson, publisher , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 25. Not in COPAC. - DRO Chapbooks 2/08 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 8
The history of Lucy Clare, (companion work to Susan Gray.) / Mrs. Sherwood. - Manchester: Johnson, 115a, Kirkgate , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 26. - DRO Chapbooks 2/09 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 9
The servant's companion and general receipt book / A. Thompson. - Leeds: C.H.Johnson, publisher , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 43. Not in COPAC. - DRO Chapbooks 2/10 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 10
The children of the abbey, by Elizabeth Helme. - London & Manchester: John Heywood , [1880?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 72. Edition not in COPAC. - DRO Chapbooks 2/11 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 11
Life and wonderful adventures of Robinson Crusoe.. - London: T.H.Roberts and Co., Fleet Street , [1880?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 77. - DRO Chapbooks 2/12 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 12
The new riddle book. - London: T.H.Roberts & Co., 52, Fleet Street , [1880?]. - 34p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 78. - DRO Chapbooks 2/13 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 13
Specimens of the Yorkshire dialect, in various dialogues, ... - London: R.H.Squire, 52, Fleet Street , [1880?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 78. - DRO Chapbooks 2/14 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 14
Laugh & be fat, or the merry companion. - London & Manchester: John Heywood , [1880?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 84. - DRO Chapbooks 2/15 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 15
The new riddle book. Book II. - London & Manchester: John Heywood , [1880?]. - pp.33-64. - Royal pocket library ; no. 85. - DRO Chapbooks 2/16 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 16
The peace egg. - Leeds: J.Johnson, 42, Call Lane & 1, Cloth Hall St , [1885?]. - [8]p. - DRO Chapbooks 2/17 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 16
Johnson's new selection of Christmas hymns. - Leeds: Published by Chas. H. Johnson , [1885?] . - 16p. - DRO Chapbooks 2/18 ; Mf 4.3.2 fiche 17
Volume 3.
Cupid's annual charter ; or, St. Valentine's festival. - London: Published by W. Perks, 21, St. Martin's LA [1820?]. - 24p. - DRO Chapbooks 3/01 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 1
The oracle; being a faithful and original interpretation of nearly two hundred dreams ... dumb cake ... Norwood circle ... - London: Printed by J.Bysh, 8, Cloth Fair , [1825?] . - 12,25-36p. - DRO Chapbooks 3/02 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 1
The Norwood gypsy fortune-teller. - Otley: printed by William Walker , [1840?] . - 12p. - DRO Chapbooks 3/03 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 2
Mother Shipton's wheel of fortune and how to choose a husband. - [London]: W.S.Fortey, 4, Great St. Andrew Street , [1890?]. - [32]p. - DRO Chapbooks 3/04 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 2
The universal dreamer, containg the interpretation of a great variety of dreams. - London: W.S. Fortey, printer, Monmouth Court , [1885?] , [16]p. - DRO Chapbooks 3/05 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 3
The penny herbalist / John Wesley. - New and enlarged edition. - Leeds: C.H.Johnson. Manchester: John Heywood , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 4. - DRO Chapbooks 3/06 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 3
The royal dream book or, the key to night visions. - Leeds: C.H.Johnson. Manchester: John Heywood , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 16. - DRO Chapbooks 3/07 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 4
Life & prophecies of Mother Shipton. The only authentic edition. - London: T.H.Roberts & Co., Essex Street , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 22. - DRO Chapbooks 3/08 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 5
The long pack, or the mysterious pedlar ... - Leeds: J.Johnson, publisher. Manchester: John Hey , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 42. - DRO Chapbooks 3/09 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 6
The universal fortune teller, or a peep into futurity. - Leeds: J.Johnson, publisher. Manchester: John Heyw , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 45. - DRO Chapbooks 3/10 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 7
Guide to love, courtship and marriage. - Leeds: J.Johnson, publisher. Manchester: J.Heywood , [1875?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 52. Johnson's cheap library. - DRO Chapbooks 3/11 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 8
Mother Shipton's wheel of fate and wheel of fortune. - London & Manchester: John Heywood , [1880?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 70. - DRO Chapbooks 3/12 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 9
The language of flowers. Complete edition. - Manchester: John Heywood, Ridgefield , [1880?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 83. - DRO Chapbooks 3/13 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 10
Zadkiel's universal dream book, or night visions ... Explained / Richard James Morrison. - Leeds : C.H.Johnson. Manchester: John Heywood , [1880?]. - 32p. - Royal pocket library ; no. 87. - DRO Chapbooks 3/14 ; Mf 4.3.3 fiche 11
A volume of chapbooks transferred to the Devon Record Office in 2011
A collection of songs, &c. containing Captain Mulligan, The bold dragoon, Will watch, Ay, my heart, why wildly beating, [...]. - Edinburgh : Printed for the booksellers , [1825?]. - 8p. - DRO Transferred Feb 2011
A new song called Wiliam and Nancy. To which are added, a weaver's song; and The long lost child. - [Edinburgh?] : Printed in the year , 1827. - 8p. - DRO Transferred Feb 2011
A collection of old Scottish songs; called, The Haughs of Cromdale, to which is added, Jenny's bawbee, and Young Jamie. - Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers , 1828. - 8p. - DRO Transferred Feb 2011
Five excellant [sic] new songs: namely, The auld man's mare's dead. General Wolfes song. Three weeks after marraige. [...]. - [Edinburgh] : Printed for the booksellers , [1825?]. - 8p. - DRO Transferred Feb 2011
The ewie wi' the crooked horn; to which are added, She lives in the valley below, The star of the east, The mill, mill, O, [...]. - Glasgow : Printed for the booksellers , 1828. - 8p. - DRO Transferred Feb 2011
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