Its folds above our heads;”—
The Blue Cockade: By Mary Walsingham Crean: (R. R.)
“God be with the laddie, who wears the blue cockade.
He’s gone to fight the battle of our darling Southern land!”—
The Bold Engineer: Air, “Young Lockinvar:” by O. H. S. Baltimore, Oct. 14, 1861. (R. B. B. 59.)
“O bully George B. has come out of the West,
Of all that wide border the scourge and the pest.”—
The Bold Privateer: Published by Thomas G. Doyle, Bookseller, Stationer, and Song Publisher, No. 279 N. Gay St., Baltimore. (Wash. No. 29.)
“It’s O! my dearest Polly
You and I must part,”—