Anonymous Tunebook
Pages
- Anonymous Tunebook page 1 Frontispiece
- Anonymous Tunebook page 2 Catalogue mark
- Anonymous Tunebook page 3 Front matter
- Anonymous Tunebook page 4 Graces
- Nan Munckton's Hunt | Sport of Fancy
- Lasses of our Town or the three merry lads
- Anonymous Tunebook page 7 Scots Bonnet
- Anonymous Tunebook page 8 Wakefield Hunt
- Widdow Wadman | Lilling Hall
- O the Days when I was young
- Bishop | Castle Down
- Anonymous Tunebook page 12 Lucy's Delight
- I'll have a wife of my own | Berks of Abbergelede
- Suckey bids me | Miss Hoberts Reel
- Frisk Vauxhall | Eight Men of Moyder
- Bonny Lad | New Daniel Cooper
- Tom Jones | Patties Whim
- Successfull Campain | Maid of Bath
- Quaker | Le bon Gow or the Taste
- Lord Holderness Rant | Norfolk Freeholders
- Drops of Brandy | Chamberlain Election
- Something Now | Brandy Bottle
- Trip to Galloway | I'll never the Laddie
- Trip to King Street | Just a going
- Anonymous Tunebook page 25 Lord Strange
- [Lord Strange continued]
- Trip to Oatland | Wilks [Heleasment]
- Smiling Dickey | Dusty Miller
- Free Mason | Alatmores Allemande
- Anonymous Tunebook page 30 Wests Hornpipe
- Brave Protect the Fair | Now or never
- Lady Villiers Delight | Cammaronians Rant
- Starr | Mrs Chanters Reel
- Grand Quick Step | The Rose
- 20 of May | Waterman
- Anonymous Tunebook page 36 Blackney Dance
- Sister Sarah | Hunting Squerril
- Jack of the Green | Dainty Davy
- Kentish Krickitors | Bird Catchers
- Old Rodger | Irish Lilt
- Prince Royal | Pippin
- Slingsbys Allemand | Lango Lee
- School for Lovers | Coossac Dance
- De'el stick the Minister
- Miss Gummings Delight | Vertigo
- Merry Waggoner | Hob or me Nob
- De'el take the Hindmosy | Green Sleeves
- Four Seasons | Sun Beams
- Drought | Paddy Whack
- Butter'd Pease | Flowers of Edingburgh
- Major Sturgeon | Priest in his Boots
- Lady Harriots Reel | Lads of Dunce
- Lilly | Shutters Hornpipe
- Jack Stewarts Reel | Miss Bakers Hornpipe
- Cream Pot | Mantua Makers Frolik
- Welcome here again
- Wild Irish Man | Harrowgate Spaw
- Over the Hills and far away | Down the Banks
- Crook'd Loggs | Horse and away to New Market
- Lincolnshire Lads
- Trip to Paris | Suden Thought
- Roman Dance | Country Bumkin
- Bon Ton | Hey to the Camp
- Hessian Dance | Roman Reel
- Lady Stewarts Reel | Irish Gimblet
- St Brides Bells | New Coossac Dance
- Trip to the Camp or Trip to Manchester | Dumfries House
- La Nouvelle Hollandoise | Rural Felecity
- Mrs Hoberts Allemande | Jacks alive
- Scotch Contention
- Bevis Mount | Duenna
- Anonymous Tunebook page 72 Heyty Cooper
- La Tambourine | La Ball Elegante
- Brick Makers | The Locket
- Wigginton Wind Mill | Wedensday Night
- Who's afraid | La Fat da Village
- Neapolitan Dance
- Anonymous Tunebook page 78 Dance
- Elopement | The Favourite
- Charles Street Baulk
- Bonny Kate of Abberdeen
- Trip to Clumber
- La Borgere | Feathers
- [Feathers continued]
- La Nouvelle | Cassino
- Anonymous Tunebook page 86 Trip to London
- Anonymous Tunebook page 87 Prince Condee
- Miss Hayes Reel
- Charms of the Fair | Land Assembley
- [Land Assembley continued]
- Seventh of October
- Anonymous Tunebook page 92 The Mount
- Miss Wades Fancy | Rosemary Top
- Anonymous Tunebook page 94 Epping Forrest
- Les Moines de Med'nham
- Trip to the Lakes
- Anonymous Tunebook page 97 New 12th Night
- Anonymous Tunebook page 98 Myrtle Grove
- La Fete da Bruge | Moss Rose
- New Charms of the Fair
- Anonymous Tunebook page 101 The Goddess
- Capn Pelhams Favourite | Lady Townsend Fancy
- Sandy o'er the Lee
- Le Malbro' | La Trois Barons
- The Genl' Election | Ham Frolick
- Anonymous Tunebook page 106 Inniskilling
- Miss Cartrrite Fancy | Le Japon Rouge
- Maid of the Mill
- Jacksons Morning Brush
- Anonymous Tunebook page 110 Rakeby Park
- Sixth of April | Capn Anderson's Favourite
- Trip to Kilwick | Whim
- Poor Soldier | May Day
- Spring Meeting | Lunardi
- Anonymous Tunebook page 115 Egg Dance
- Anonymous Tunebook page 116 Scotch Reel
- Bowling Green | The Finale
- Anonymous Tunebook page 118 Young Richard
- La Bellie Catherine | New Years Day
- Wycombe Abbey | Queens Birth Night
- Rock Abbey | Valentine Day
- German Dance | Gretna Green
- Anonymous Tunebook page 123 Hornpipe
- Wycombe Abbey | Vale of Whars
- Krikloes Park | Daniel Deaken
- Anonymous Tunebook page 126 Peggy White
- Jenny Sutton | Opera Reel
- Anonymous Tunebook page 128 Dick Dale
- Anonymous Tunebook page 129 Theodore
- Down the Burn [and] through [the] Mead
- Money Mush | Figary's Fancy
- Weatherby Grange
- The Apollo | Content
- Capt Macintosh's Delight
- La Bienfacile | Rose Tree
- Anonymous Tunebook page 136 Russian Dance
- Anonymous Tunebook page 137 New Ball Hunt
- Such things are
- My Dear Ma'am | Mrs Casey
- Ashleys Hornpipe
- Orange Ribbands | Any thing
- [Any thing continued]
- Black Cockade | The Lounger
- [The Lounger continued]
- The Irish Washerwoman | The Lendall
- [The Lendall continued]
- Anonymous Tunebook page 147 No given title
- Jumping Deberah
- Fishers Hornpipe
- Anonymous Tunebook page 150 The Scruple
- Anonymous Tunebook page 151 The Rhone
- Anonymous Tunebook page 152 The Birth Day
- Lock Erroch Side
- Anonymous Tunebook page 154 Royal Circus
- German Boor Dance
- Richard Coer de Lion
- My Wanton wee thing | The Wedding Day
- [The Wedding day continued]
- Miss Blands Allemand
- Anonymous Tunebook page 160 The Banquet
- Dibdin Fancy | Pleyess Air
- Morning Ratter or Margan Rattle
- Sir Alex MacDonalds Reel | The Targett
- [The Targett continued]
- Royal Archers | The Harvest
- The Lowther Hunt
- The Forest | Ah La Ira
- [Ah La Ira continued]
- The Fly | Duke of Clarence's Fancy
- Miss Bells Strathspey
- Sheriffs Ball | Prince Edwards Fancy
- Jacksons Bowl of Punch
- Anonymous Tunebook page 173 Three Captains
- Lady Shaftsbury's Fancy
- Lord Macdonald's Rant | The Chaper of Kings
- [The Chaper of Kings continued]
- Anonymous Tunebook page 177 Hornpipe
- [Hornpipe continued]
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