The Jacobite Relics of Scotland, Second Series by James Hogg (Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1821)
A Balland, &c. A lamentable Ditty on the Death of Geordie Aikendrum An excellent new Song on the Rebellion An yon be he Arms and the Man Be valiant still Bessy's Haggies Bonny Charlie Britons who dare to claim By the side of a country Kirk Wall Callum-a-Glen. From the Gaelic Carlisle Yetts Charlie is my Darling (Modern) Charlie is my Darling (Original) Charlie Stuart Cock up your Beaver Come let us be jovial Culloden Day. From the Gaelic Cumberland and Murray's Descent into Hell Derwentwater Dialogue, &c. &c. Dialogue, &c. &c. Modern Set Farewell to Glen-Shalloch. From the Gaelic For an Apple of Gold From Bogie Side; or, The Marquis's Raide Geordie sits in Charlie's Chair Gladsmuir He comes, he comes, the hero comes He winna be guided by me Here's a Health to the valiant Swede Here's his Health in Water Highland Harry Highland Laddie (Modern) Johnnie Cope Johnnie Cope Second Set Kane to the King. From the Gaelic Kenmure's on an' awa, Willie Lament for the Lord Maxwell Lassie, lie near me Lawland Lassie Lenachan's Farewell. From the Gaelic Lewie Gordon Lord Derwentwater's Goodnight Macdonald's Gathering. From the Gaelic Maclean's Welcome. From the Gaelic Merry may the Keel row Now Charles asserts his Father's right O how shall I venture O my bonny Highland Laddie O my King O'er the Water to Charlie On the restoration of the Forfeited Estates, 1784 Our ain bonny Laddie Prince Charles and Flora Macdonald's Welcome to Sky Somebody Song of Expostulations The Athol Gathering The Battle of Falkirk Moor The Battle of Prestonpans The Battle of Sheriffmuir The Battle of Val The Blackbird The Clans are all away The Clans are coming The Frasers in the Correi. From the Gaelic The Gathering Rant The Highland Laddie The Highland Widow's Lament The Highlander's Farewell. From the Gaelic The Highlander's Lament The Highlandmen came down the Hill The Hill of Lochiel. From the Gaelic The King's Anthem The Lament of Flora Macdonald. From the Gaelic The Lovely Lass of Inverness The Lovely Lass of Inverness. Modern Set The Lusty Carlin The Man o' the Moon The Mayor of Carlisle The Old Man's Lament The Piper of Dundee The Sun rises bright in France The Tears of Scotland The Tenth of June The Whigs o' Fife The White Cockade The Young Maxwell There was a Cooper Tho' Geordie reigns in Jamie's Stead Three Healths To daunton me To daunton me. Second Set To daunton me. Third Set To your arms, my bonny Highland Lads Towly's Ghost Turn the Blue Bonnet wha can, wha can Turnimspike Up an' rin awa, Willie Up an' waur them a, Willie Waes me for Prince Charlie (Modern) Welcome, Royal Charlie Welcome, Royal Charlie. Second Set Wha wadna fight for Charlie What ails thee, poor Shepherd Whurry Whigs awa Will he no come back again Young Airly Young Airly. Another Set You're welcome, Charlie Stuart
APPENDIX
PART I JACOBITE SONGS
Bannocks o' Barley Bauldy Fraser Britons now retrieve your glory Culloden Culloden; or Lochiel's Farewell Lament of old Duncan Skene, of Clan Donochie. From the Gaelic Let Misers tremble o'er their wealth Over the Seas an' far awa Over the Seas an' far away Owre the Muir amang the Heather (Modern) Prince Charles's Lament Scotland's Call Strathallan's Lament The appearance of Cromwell's Ghost on the eve of the battle of Culloden The Bee-Hive The Chevalier's Lament The Emigrant The Exile's Return The Fate of Charlie The Gathering of the Clans The Lady looked frae her Ha' The Song of M'Rimmon Glash. From the Gaelic The Whigs' Glory (Modern) The Wind has blawn my Plaid away Though rugged and rough be the Land of my Birth
PART II WHIG SONGS
A Health to the Constitution A Trip to the Mountains Anniversary of Culloden Bonny bonny Beef Bonny Laddie, Highland Laddie Come let the Toast go round Fame, let thy Trumpet sound Few good Fellows when Willie's awa Fragments Haud awa frae me, Donald High Church Loyalty How happy are we In Edina's fair City In troth, Friend Harry In vain are the Hopes of a Popish Pretender Nobody can deny Nobody can deny O Brother Sandie, hear ye the News Over the Hills an' far away Perkin's Lament Perkin's Last adventure; or a Trip through the Back-Door Stand round, my brave Boys The Ablution The Ape entrapped must not complain The Battle o' Dumblane The Battle of Falkirk The Jacobites' Downfall The Latter end of the Tories The Raree Show The Raree Show The right and true History of Perkin 'Twas at the Hour of dark Midnight Up an' waur them a', Willie Willie is a warlike Prince Ye Britons, ye Freemen Ye freeborn Hearts, that hold most dear Your glasses charge high, 'tis in brave William's praise