Steve- I'm missing one page of Greig/Duncan; 163 and with that page I can finish two versions of "I Will Set My Ship". TY Here is the broadside:
"The Wandering Maiden; or, True Love at length united," &c.: "to an excellent new tune." "Printed by J. Deacon, at the Angel in Guiltspur Street, without Newgate." It commences thus :—
"Over hills and high mountains long time have I gone; Ah ! and down by the fountains, by myself all alone; Through bushes and briars, being void of all care, Through perils and dangers for the loss of my dear."
This seems like "Bramble Briar" but I can't find the rest of the text.