Its not in the book I have. However, I have now found a proper reference for it - I was looking at the copyright pages before, rather than the list of sources, fool that I am.

"From the manuscript of John Bell (born 1783):Collection of the local tunes as played in Northumberland, published by G. M. Polworth, Folk Songs of Northumberland, University of Newcastle Adult Education Department 1966, p 33"

The complete list of songs is pretty good for such a small book. Back in 1971 it cost me 48p - round about 75c!

Room for Company
The tyre fitter
The frog and the mouse
The Eynsham poaching Song
The lads of Thorney Moor Woods
Four and twenty tailors
The tailor and the louse
Who's the fool now?
Tarry Wool
The Shepherd's Song
The barley mow
The new bell wake
Tinker's Song
The Lee Bridge cocking
The mallard
Pace egging song
The soldier's farewell
Sing ivy
Sir Roger is dead
Jordan
Richat and Robet (sic)
I'll sing you three-O
Captain Nipper
Weyhill Fair
The jovial hunter of Bromsgrove
The mouse's song
The wonderful crocodile
The farmer's curst wife
Dumb, dumb, dumb
The twenty-forth of February
As we were a-sailing
The merchant ship
The crafty ploughboy; or the highwayman outwitted
Bold Robinson
The Loppington bear
In Ollerton Town
Hal an Tow
The Gower Wassail

This was published in 1971 and, I seem to recall, was the source book for a series of BBC Schools Music programmes. There was certainly an LP produced at the same time of all of these songs and I think the main vocals were by Sue Harris, with school children for the chorus and some of the songs - my memory fades at that distance, I'm afraid.