Re Abby's list: traditional tunes for both #35 (Allison Gross) and #264 (The White Fisher) have turned up since Bronson published. I expect there are a few more, though probably most of the others will never be found.
The White Fisher Text, and tune in abc format, as noted by James M. Carpenter from Bell Duncan of Lambhill in the parish of Insch, Aberdeenshire, in the 1920s. (Bronson knew about Carpenter's material, but didn't have access to it).
ADD: Allison Cross Text of Lizzie Higgins' traditional set, as recorded by Revival performers. Later in the thread, I've added the verse they missed out; unfortunately, I seem to have forgotten to post the tune. A midi of that tune, as noted from Lizzie by Colin Ross and published in English Dance and Song (vol.55, no.2, 1993) can be heard, for now, via the South Riding Folk Network site:
I still don't agree with Abby about Anna Brown's tune for Willie's Lady, but that's just a personal thing.