The English and Scottish popular ballads, volume 5 (of 5)

by Unknown

FOOTNOTES:

[132] “Perhaps an improvised adaptation of a pibroch tune.”

[133] Also noted in Glenriddell’s hand in the fly-leaf at the end of Vol. I of his copy of Herd, 1776, in the Signet Library.

W. Macmath.

INDEX OF BALLAD TITLES

English and Scottish.

• The Abashed Knight, II, 480.
• Abduction of Nelly Symon, V, [264].
• Adam Bell, Clim of the Clough, and William of Cloudesly (No 116), III, 14-39, 518; IV, 496; V, [297].
• III, 90, 95, 96, 121 n., 334; IV, 391, 516 n.
• Adambel, Clym of the cloughe, and Wyllyam of cloudesle, III, 14.
• Adam Bell, Clim of the Clough, and William of Cloudesle, III, 14.
• Adam Bell, Clime of the Cloug[he], and William off Cloudeslee, III, 14.
• Adam Bell, The Second Part of, III, 34-39.
• III, 214.
• Airlie (==The Earl of Errol), V, [268].
• Alison and Willie (No 256), IV, 416 f.
• Allan Water, or, A Lover in Captivity, IV, 184.
• Allan Water, or, My Love Annie’s very Bonny, IV, 184.
• Allison Gross (No 35), I, 313-5; III, 504; V, [214].
• I, 315, 339 n.
• Amang the blue flowers and yellow, I, 247.
• Andrew Bartin, V, [302] f.
• Andrew Bodee, IV, 393.
• Andrew Lammie (No 233), IV, 300-8.
• IV, 92.
• Annan Water, IV, 184 f.
• IV, 179.
• Annie Livingston, IV, 231.
• Archie o Cawfield (No 188), III, 484-95; IV, 516 f.
• III, 476 n.
• Archie of Cafield, III, 484, IV, 516.
• Archie of the Cawfield, III, 484.
• Armstrong and Musgrave, IV, 432.
• Arthur’s Seat shall be my Bed, or, Love in Despair, IV, 105.
• IV, 93.
• As I went out ae May morning, IV, 332.
• Auld Carle Hood, or, Earl Brand, I, 489, 491.
• The Auld Harper, IV, 16.
• Auld Ingram, II, 126.
• II, 113 n.
• Auld Matrons (No 249), IV, 391 f.
• II, 406; III, 15 n.
• Aye as the Gowans grow gay, I, 22.
• Baby Livingstone, IV, 231.
• Babylon, or, The Bonnie Banks o Fordie (No 14), I, 170-7, 501; II, 499; III, 499 f.; IV, 450; V, [209], [287].
• I, 121 n.
• The Baffled Knight (No 112), II, 479-93; III, 518; IV, 495; V, [239] f., [296].
• II, 378; III, 258 n.
• The Baffled Knight, or, the Lady’s Policy, II, 479.
• The Bailiff’s Daughter of Islington (No 105), II, 426-8; III, 518; V, [237].
• Ballade of the Scottysche Kynge, IV, 499.
• The Banished Man, I, 170.
• The Banks of Italy, IV, 360.
• The Banks of Omey, IV, 270.
• Bar aye your bower door weel, I, 300.
• Barbara Allan, II, 276.
• Barbara Allen’s Cruelty, II, 276, 278.
• Barbara Livingston, IV, 231.
• The Baron of Brackley (No 203), IV, 79-89, 522; V, [253] f., [298].
• II, 240; IV, 309 n.
• The Baron of Braickly, IV, 309 n.
• The Baron o Leys (No 241), IV, 355-8; V, [275].
• The Baronne (Barrone) of Braikley (Braikly), IV, 79.
• The Barron of Breachell, V, [253] f.
• The Battle of Agincourt, V, [245].
• The Battle of Alford, IV, 78.
• The Battle of Balrinnes, III, 317, and n.
• The Battle of Harlaw (No 163), III, 316-20; V, [245].
• The Battle of Loudon Hill, IV, 105.
• The Battle of Otterburn (No 161), III, 289-302, 520; IV, 499-502; V, [243] f., [297].
• III, 304, 305, 332.
• The Battle of Philiphaugh (No 202), IV, 77-9.
• Bauld Rankin, II, 320.
• The Beautifull Shepherdesse of Arcadia, II, 457, 476 f.
• The Beggar-Laddie (No 280), V, [116-20], [305].
• The Beggar’s Bride, V, [116].
• The Beggar’s Dawtie, V, [116].
• Benorie, I, 493 f.
• The Bent sae Brown (No 71), II, 170-3; III, 509; IV, 469; V, [223]; II, 167, 240.
• Bertram the Bauld Archer, III, 1; IV, 495.
• Bessy Bell and Mary Gray (No 201), IV, 75-77, 522; V, [253].
• The Betrayed Lady, I, 111.
• Bewick and Graham (No. 211), IV, 144-50, 522.
• Bewick and Grahame, the Song of, IV, 144-8.
• Billie Archie, III, 484.
• Binnorie, I, 118, 493, 495.
• Binnorie, O an Binnorie, I, 118.
• The Birth of Robin Hood, II, 412.
• I, 178, 182; II, 406, 411, 416.
• The Bishop of Hereford’s Entertainment by Robin Hood and Little John, etc., III, 196.
• Blancheflour and Jellyflorice (No 300), V, [175] f.
• The Blende Harper, etc., IV, 16.
• The Blind Harper, IV, 16.
• The Blind Harper of Lochmaben, IV, 16.
• Bloody Lambkin, II, 513.
• Blow the winds, heigh, ho! II, 479.
• Blue Flowers and Yellow, I, 247.
• The Blue Flowers and the Yellow, I, 247; IV, 453.
• The Blynde Harpers, with the Answere, “a ballet,” IV, 16.
• Bob Norice, II, 263.
• Bold Burnet’s Daughter, I, 450.
• Bold Dickie, III, 495.
• The Bold Pedlar and Robin Hood (No 132), III, 154 f.; V, [240].
• III, 130, 137, 144 n., 168; V, [126].
• Bold Rankin, II, 320.
• Bondsey and Maisry, II, 281.
• Bonnie Annie (No 24), I, 244-7; IV, 452 f.
• I, 182; II, 499.
• Bonnie Annie Livieston, V, [261].
• Bonny Baby Livingston (No 222), IV, 231-9, 523; V, [261] f.
• IV, 423.
• The Bonny Banks O Fordie (No 14).
• See Babylon.
• Bonny Barbara Allan (No 84), II, 276-9; III, 514.
• V, [166].
• Bonny Bee Hom (No 92), II, 317-9; V, [229].
• I, 200 f.; II, 156, 234.
• The Bonny Birdy (No 82), II, 260 f.
• II, 243.
• The Bonny Bows o London, I, 118.
• The Bonny Braes of Yarrow, IV, 160.
• The Bonny Brown Girl, V, [166].
• The Bonny Earl of Livingston, II, 309.
• The Bonny Earl of Murray (No 181), III, 447-9; IV, 515.
• IV, 44.
• Bonny Foot-Boy, IV, 400.
• II, 441; IV, 451 a.
• Bonnie George Campbell, IV, 142.
• The Bonny Hind (No 50), I, 444-7; V, 218.
• I, 178, 185, 283 n.
• The Bonny Hind Squire, I, 425.
• The Bonnie House o Airlie (No. 199), IV, 54-60; V, [252].
• IV, 161 n.
• The Bonnie (Bonny) House o (of) Airlie (Airly, Airley), IV, 54.
• The Bonny Hyn (Heyn), I, 444, 447.
• Bonnie James Campbell (No 210), IV, 142-4.
• Bonnie Jean o Bethelnie, IV, 338.
• Bonnie John Campbell, IV, 142.
• Bonny John Seton (No 198), IV, 51-4; V, [251] f.
• Bonnie Johnie Scot, II, 377.
• The Bonny Lads of Anglesey (No 220), IV, 214 f.
• The Bonnie Lass o Englessies Dance, IV, 214.
• The Bonnie Lass o Fyvie, V, [172].
• The Bonnie Lass o the Hie Toun End, V, [153].
• The Bonny Lass of Lochvoyan, or Lochroyan, II, 213.
• Bonnie Lizie Baillie (No 227), IV, 266-70; V, [265].
• Bonny Lizie Lindsay, IV, 255.
• Bonny (Bonnie) May (==The Broom of Cowdenknows); IV, 191; (==The Keach i the Creel), V, [121].
• The Bonnie Mermaid, V, [148].
• The Bonnie Milldams o Binnorie, I, 118.
• Bonny Molly Stewart, II, 317 n.
• Bonny Peggy, IV, 270.
• Bonny Peggy Irvine, IV, 311.
• Bonnie Rantin Laddie, IV, 351.
• Bonnie Susie Cleland, II, 112.
• The Bonnie Wee Croodlin Dow, I, 151.
• Bony Catrain Jaffry, V, [260].
• Bothwell, I, 62.
• Bothwell Bridge (No 206), IV, 108-10.
• IV, 106.
• The Boy and the Mantle (No 29), I, 257-74, 507; II, 502; III, 503; IV, 454; V, [212] f., [289].
• The Braes o Yarrow (No 214), IV, 160-77, 522 f.; V, [255] f.
• IV, 276.
• The Braes of Yarrow, Logan’s, IV, 161, 178; Hamilton’s, IV, 163.
• The Brave Earl Brand and the King of England’s Daughter, I, 88.
• The Bridal Sark, I, 7.
• The Bridegroom Darg, I, 7.
• The Bride’s Testament, I, 141, 496.
• Brig. Macintosh’s Farewell to the Highlands, or, Macintosh was a Soldier Brave, IV, 117.
• The Broom blooms bonnie (bonie) (==Leesome Brand), I, 177.
• The Broom blooms bonnie (==Sheath and Knife), I, 185; V, [210].
• The Broom o the Cathery Knowes, II, 346.
• The Broom of Cowdenknows (No 217), IV, 191-209, 523; V, [257] f.
• I, 446; III, 451; V, [153].
• The Broom of the Cowdenknowes, IV, 191.
• The Broomfield Hill (No 43), I, 390-9, 508; II, 506; III, 506; IV, 459; V, [290].
• I, 335; IV, 389.
• Broomfield Hills, I, 390.
• The Brothers-in-Arms, IV, 145.
• Broughty Wa’s (No 258), IV, 423 f.
• Brown Adam (No 98), II, 373-6.
• V, [234].
• Brown Adam the Smith, II, 373.
• The Brown Bride and Lord Thomas, II, 179.
• Brown Edom, II, 373.
• The Brown Girl (No 295), V, [166-8].
• The Brown Girl (==Lord Thomas and Fair Annet), III, 509 f.
• Brown Robin (No 97), II, 368-73.
• Brown Robyn and Mally, II, 368.
• Brown Robyn’s Confession (No 57), II, 13-6, 510; III, 508; IV, 462 f.; V, [220], [292].
• I, 245, and n., 436; II, 17.
• The Buchanshire Tragedy (==Sir James the Ross), IV, 156.
• Burd Alone, II, 83.
• Burd Bell, IV, 417.
• Burd Ellen, II, 83.
• Burd Ellen and Young Tamlane (No 28), I, 256, 507; III, 503.
• Burd Helen (==Fair Annie), II, 63.
• Burd Helen (==Child Waters), II, 83.
• I, 23 n.
• Burd Hellen, or, Browghty Wa’s, IV, 428.
• Burd Isabel and Earl Patrick (No 257), IV, 417-23; V, [278] f.
• Burd Isbel and Sir Patrick, IV, 417.
• Burning of Auchindown, III, 456.
• The Burning of Frendraught, IV, 39.
• The Burning o Loudon Castle, III, 423.
• The Burning of the Tower of Frendraught, IV, 521 f.
• The Cambrick Shirt, I, 6.
• Captain Car, or, Edom o Gordon (No 178), III, 423-38, 520; IV, 513-5; V, [247] f., [299].
• IV, 44, 64.
• Captain Glen, II, 16; IV, 463.
• Captain Ward and the Rainbow (No 287), V, [143-5], [305].
• Captain Wedderburn’s Courtship (No 46), I, 414-25; II, 507; III, 507; IV, 459; V, [216] f., [291].
• I, 1, 2 n., 3 n., 20, 426.
• Captain Wederburn, V, [216].
• Carle of Kelly-Burn Braes, V, [107].
• The Carnal and the Crane (No 55), II, 7-10, 509 f.; III, 507; IV, 462; V, [220].
• I, 233, 235.
• A Carol for St. Stephen’s Day, I, 233.
• The Carpenter’s Wife, IV, 360.
• The Carrying-off of the Heiress of Kinady, IV, 309, and n.
• Castle Ha’s Daughter, I, 450.
• Catharine (Catherine) Jaffery (Janferry), IV, 216.
• Catherine Johnson (Johnstone), IV, 216.
• Cathrine Jaffray, IV, 216.
• Charles Graeme, IV, 475 f.
• Charlie MacPherson (No 234), IV, 308-10; V, [301].
• The Cherry-Tree, II, 1.
• The Cherry-Tree Carol (No 54), II, 1-6, 509; V, [220].
• Chevy Chase, III, 303, 314.
• III, 293, 317.
• Chield Morice, II, 263, 274.
• Chil Brenton, I, 62.
• Child Brenton, I, 62.
• Child Maurice (No 83), II, 263-75; III, 514; IV, 478.
• II, 127, 303, 377, 378; V, [284].
• Child Noryce, II, 263; IV, 478.
• Child Nourice, Buchan’s MSS, II, 264.
• The Child of Ell, I, 88.
• Child Owlet (No 291), V, [156] f., [305].
• Child Rowland to the darke tower came, fragment, V, [201].
• Child Vyet, II, 126.
• Child Waters (No 63), II, 83-100, 511; III, 508; IV, 463; V, [220-2].
• I, 23 n., 49 n., 112 n.; II, 127, 406, 430, 458, 499; IV, 186, 423.
• Chirstie Graeme, IV, 144.
• Christopher White (No 108), II, 439 f.
• Clark Colven, I, 371 f.
• Clerk Colin, V, [215].
• Clerk Colvill (No 42), I, 371-89; II, 506; III, 506; IV, 459; V, [215] f., [290].
• II, 143; IV, 187; V, [284].
• Clerk Colvill, or, The Mermaid, I, 371.
• Clerk Sandy, II, 156; IV, 468.
• Clerk Saunders (No 69), II, 156-67, 512; III, 509; IV, 468 f.; V, [223], [293].
• II, 100, 167, 170, 173, 226, 240, 244, 317, 406; IV, 39, 163, 276, 415, 474; V, [91], [166].
• Clerk Tamas, IV, 426.
• Clerk Tamas and Fair Annie, IV, 426.
• The Clerks of Owsenfoord, II, 173.
• The Clerk’s Twa Sons o Owsenford (No 72), II, 173-91, 512; III, 509; IV, 469, 293.
• II, 112 n., 156, 238, 264, 417.
• The Clerks Two Sons of Oxenfoord, II, 173.
• Clyde’s (Clide’s) Water (==The Mother’s Malison) (No 216), IV, 185-91; V, [256] f., [301].
• IV, 117, 415, 471 b.
• Clyde’s Water (==Young Hunting), II, 142.
• The Coble o Cargill (No 242), IV, 358-60.
• Cold blows the wind, III, 512.
• Cold blows the wind, sweetheart, IV, 474.
• The Cooper of Fife, V, [104].
• Cospatrick, I, 62; V, [283] n.
• A councell brave [grave] our king did hold, ballad on Agincourt, III, 321.
• The Countess of Errol, IV, 282.
• Courteous King Jamie, Lewis’s ballad, I, 297.
• The Courteous Knight, I, 425.
• The Courtier and Country Maid, II, 483.
• The Covering Blue, V, [121].
• The Crafty Farmer (No 283), V, [128-31].
• The Crafty Miller, V, [128].
• The Crafty Ploughboy, V, [129].
• The Creel, or, Bonny May, V, [121].
• The Croodin Doo, I, 151; V, 209.
• The Croodlin Doo, I, 151.
• Crow and Pie (No 111), II, 478 f.
• The Crowdin Dou, I, 498.
• The Cruel Brother (No 11), I, 141-51, 496-8; II, 498; III, 499; IV, 449; V, [208], [286].
• I, 66 n., 155, 383 n., 436; II, 298.
• The Cruel Brother, or, the Bride’s Testament, I, 141.
• The Cruel Knight, II, 288.
• Cruel Lammikin, II, 320.
• The Cruel Mother (No 20), I, 218-27, 504 f.; II, 500 f.; III, 502; IV, 451; V, [211] f., [287].
• I, 230.
• The Cruel Sister, I, 118; IV, 447.
• Cruel William, II, 83.
• The Cruelty of Barbara Allen, II, 276.
• The Cunning Clerk, V, [121].
• The Dæmon Lover (No 243). See James Harris.
• The Dainty Downby, V, [153].
• Dame Oliphant, or, Willie o Douglass-dale, II, 406.
• Davie Faw, IV, 61.
• Dead Maid’s Land, V, [259].
• Death and the Lady, II, 204.
• The Death of John Seton, IV, 51.
• Death of Lord Rannal, V, [209].
• Death of Lord Warriston, IV, 28.
• The Death of Parcy Reed (No 193), IV, 24-8, 520 f.
• The Death of Queen Jane (No 170), III, 372-6; V, [245] f., [298].
• The Death of the Countess of Aboyne, IV, 309 n., 311.
• The Deil’s Courting, I, 6.
• The Deil’s Courtship, I, 6.
• Dernie Hughie, II, 480.
• The Devil and the Scold, V, [305].
• Devonshire’s Noble Duel with Lord Danby, in the year 1687, IV, 110.
• Diabolus et Virgo, V, [283].
• Dick o the Cow (No 185), III, 461-8.
• III, 475 n.; IV, 1.
• Dick of the Cow, An excelent Old Song cald, III, 461.
• The Disconsolate Lady, II, 424.
• A Discourse betwixt (between) a young Woman and the Elphin Knight, I, 6, 20.
• The Distressed Ship-Carpenter, IV, 360, 369.
• Diverus and Lazarus, II, 10.
• Dives and Lazarus (No 56), II, 10-12, 510; III, 507 f.; IV, 462; V, [220], [292].
• Donald M’Queen’s Flight wi Lizie Menzie, V, [305] f.
• Donald of the Isles (==Glasgow Peggie), IV, 270.
• Donald of the Isles (==Lizie Lindsay), IV, 255.
• The Douglas Tragedy, I, 88, 91, 96, 99, 489, 492; II, 170 n., 457 n.; III, 497; IV, 64, and n., 426.
• Douglass Dale, II, 406.
• Dowie Banks of Yarrow, IV, 160.
• The Dowie Den in Yarrow, IV, 160.
• The Dowie Dens, IV, 160.
• The Dowy Dens, non-traditional ballad, IV, 163.
• The Dowie Dens o Yarrow (==The Water o Gamrie), IV, 178.
• The Dowie Dens of Yarrow, IV, 160, 522.
• The Dowie Downs o Yarrow, IV, 160.
• The Dowie Glens of Yarrow, IV, 160, 177 b.
• The Dowy Houms o Yarrow, IV, 160.
• The Dragoon and Peggy, V, [172].
• The Drowned Lady, I, 118.
• The Drowned Lovers, I, 372, and n., 435; II, 240; IV, 185.
• Drowsy Lane, I, 300.
• Drumclog (Loudon Hill) (No 205), IV, 105.
• The Drunkard’s Legacy, V, [12], [19] f.
• Dugall Quin (No 294), V, [165] f., [305] f.
• The Duke of Athol, IV, 299.
• Duke of Athole’s Gates, IV, 150.
• (The) Duke (o) of Athol’s Nourice, IV, 150.
• The Duke of Athole’s Nurse (No 212), IV, 150-5.
• IV, 161, 178.
• The Duke of Bedford, V, [298].
• The Duke of Gordon’s Daughter (No 237), IV, 332-8; V, [273].
• The Duke of Gordon’s Daughters, IV, 332.
• The Duke of Gordon’s Three Daughters, IV, 332, 335.
• Duke of Perth’s Three Daughters, I, 170.
• The Duke’s Daughter’s Cruelty, II, 500, 501.
• Durham Field (No 159), III, 282-7; V, [297].
• III, 352.
• Earl Bichet, IV, 460.
• Earle Bodwell, III, 399.
• Earl Bothwell (No 174), III, 399-401; V, [247].
• Earl Bran, I, 88; IV, 444.
• Earl Brand (No 7), I, 88-105, 489-93; II, 498; III, 497 f.; IV, 443-5; V, [207], [285] f.
• I, 67, 93, 95, and n., 106, 178, 496; II, 170 n., 240; IV, 64.
• Earl Crawford (No 229), IV, 276-80; V, [301].
• Earl Lithgow, II, 457.
• Earl Marshall, III, 257; IV, 498.
• The Earl of Aboyne (No 235), IV, 311-21; V, [270-2], [301] f.
• IV, 355.
• Earl of Aboyne, IV, 311.
• The Earl o Boyn, IV, 311.
• The Earl o Bran, IV, 443 f.
• The Earl of Douglas and Dame Oliphant, II, 406.
• The Earl of Errol (No 231), IV, 282-91; V, [267-70].
• Earl of Errol and Lady Catherine Carnegie, Ballad of Gilbert, IV, 289.
• Earl of Essex, V, [145].
• Earl of Hume, IV, 270.
• The Earl of Mar’s Daughter (No 270), V, [38-42].
• The Earl of Rosslyn’s Daughter, I, 414.
• The Earl of Westmoreland (No 177), III, 416-23, V, [299].
• III, 402, 408.
• Earle of Westmorelande, III, 416.
• The Earl of Winton’s Daughter, IV, 291.
• Earl Patrick, IV, 375.
• Earl Patrick and Burd Isabel, IV, 417.
• Earl Patrick Graham, II, 17.
• Earl Patricke Spensse, II, 17.
• Earl Richard (==Young Hunting) II, 142.
• Earl Richard (==The Knight and Shepherd’s Daughter), I, 67 n.; II, 457.
• Earl Richard’s Daughter, IV, 400.
• Earl Richard, the Queen’s Brother, II, 457.
• Earl Richmond, IV, 492.
• Earl Robert, II, 284.
• Earl Rothes (No 297), V, [170].
• Earl Walter, ballad of Mrs Hampden Pye, II, 83.
• Earlington’s Daughter, IV, 445 b.
• Earlistown, IV, 109.
• Eastmuir King, II, 296.
• The Eastmure King and the Westmure King, II, 51 n., 296.
• Edinburgh castle, towne and tower, fragment, V, [202].
• Edom of Achendoon, V, [247].
• Edom o Gordon (Captain Car), (No 178), III, 423-38, 520; IV, 513-15; V, [247] f.
• IV, 44, 64.
• Edward (No 13), I, 167-70, 501; II, 499; III, 499; V, [209], [287].
• I, 143, 155, 437, 446.
• The Egyptian Laddy, IV, 61.
• The Elfin Knicht, I, 6.
• The Elfin Knight (No 2), I, 6-20, 484 f.; II, 495 f.; III, 496; IV, 439 f.; V, [205] f., [284].
• I, 23 n., 178 n., 283.
• Elfrida and Sir James of Perth, IV, 156.
• Elisa Bailly, V, [265].
• The Enchanted Ring, II, 317.
• Eppie Morrie (No 223), IV, 239 f.; V, [262].
• IV, 232, 245.
• Eppie Norrie, V, [262] b.
• Erlinton (No 8), I, 106-11; III, 498 f.; IV, 445-7.
• I, 88, and n., 93, 178.
• Errol’s Place, IV, 282.
• Fair Annie (No 62), II, 63-83, 511; IV, 463; V, [220].
• II, 180 n.; IV, 409.
• Fair Annie and Sweet Willie, II, 179.
• Fair Annie of Lochroyan, II, 17, 100.
• Fair Anny, II, 213.
• Fair Eleanor’s Tragedy, II, 180; III, 509 b.
• Fair Ellen, V, [220].
• The Fair Flower of Northumberland (No 9), I, 111-18, 493; II, 498; III, 499; V, [207] f.
• I, 49 n., 432, 456 n.; III, 351.
• Fair Helen of Kirconnell, II, 429.
• Fair Isabell of Rochroyall, II, 213.
• Fair Janet (No 64), II, 100-11; III, 508; IV, 464-6; V, [222], [292].
• I, 96; II, 113, and n., 137, 499; III, 381, 497 b.; IV, 39, 411, 471.
• Fair Janet and Sweet William, II, 100.
• Fair Mabel of Wallington, II, 309.
• Fair Margaret (==Child Waters), II, 83.
• Fair Margaret (==Proud Lady Margaret), I, 425.
• Fair Margaret and Sweet William (No 74), II, 199-203; V, [224] f., [293].
• I, 96; II, 156, 180, 204, 205, 214, 288.
• Fair Margaret’s Misfortune (Misfortunes), II, 199, and n., 203.
• Fair Mary of Wallington (No 91), II, 309-17, 513; III, 515; IV, 479 f.; V, [227-9].
• II, 126 n., 127, 377.
• Fair Orange Green (==Jamie Douglas), IV, 90.
• A fair pretty maiden she sat on her bed, IV, 439.
• The Fairy Court, I, 335.
• The Fairy Knight, I, 6, 178 n.
• The False Knight, I, 20, 485.
• The False Knight Outwitted, I, 22.
• The False Lover Won Back (No 218), IV, 209-11.
• False Sir John, I, 22.
• The Famous Flower of Serving-men (No 106), II, 428-32; III, 518; IV, 492.
• II, 501.
• The Famous Flower of Serving-men, or, The Lady turned Serving-man, II, 431.
• The Famous Sea-Fight between Captain Ward and the Rainbow, V, [145].
• The Famous Victories of Henry Fifth, III, 322 n.
• The Farmer’s Curst Wife (No 278), V, [107] f., [305].
• The Farmer’s Old Wife, V, [107].
• Fa’se Footrage, II, 296.
• Fause Foodrage (No 89), II, 296-301, 513; III, 515; IV, 479.
• II, 51 n., 303; III, 430.
• The Fause Knight upon the Road (No 3), I, 20-22, 485; II, 496; III, 496; IV, 440.
• The Fause Lord, II, 63.
• The Fause Lover, IV, 209.
• Fause Sir John and May Colvin, I, 22.
• Fine Flowers in the Valley, I, 218, 227.
• Fine Flowers of the Valley, I, 141.
• The Fire of Frendraught (No 196), IV, 39-49, 521 f.; V, [251], [300].
• Flodden Ffeilde, Ffloden Ffeeld, Flowden Feilde, III, 353, 361.
• Flodden Field (No 168), III, 351-62; IV, 507; V, [298].
• III, 294, 332; IV, 36.
• The Flower of Northumberland, I, 111.
• The Flowers of Edinburgh, V, [153].
• For I’ll cut my green coat a foot above my knee, fragment, V, [202].
• The French Galley, V, [135].
• The French Gallio (Galolee), V, [135].
• Frennet Hall, non-traditional ballad, IV, 39.
• The Friar, V, [100].
• The Friar and Fair Maid, V, [100].
• The Friar in the Well (No 276), V, [100-3].
• III, 122.
• The Fryar and the Maid, V, [100].
• The Fryer servd in his kind, V, [100].
• The Fryer well fitted, V, [100], [103].
• The Gaberlunyie Man, V, [109], [115], [116].
• The Gaberlunzie Laddie, or, The Beggar’s Bride, V, [116], [305].
• Galla Water, IV, 270.
• The Gallant Grahams, IV, 78.
• The Gardener (No 219), IV, 212-14; V, [258-60].
• IV, 210.
• The Gardener Lad, IV, 212.
• Gay Gos Hawk, IV, 483 b.
• The Gay Goshawk (No 96), II, 355-67; III, 517; IV, 482-6; V, [234], [296].
• I, 247; V, [6].
• Geordie (No 209), IV, 123-42.
• IV, 55, 351, 370.
• Geordie Lukely (Lukelie), IV, 123, 127.
• The George Aloe and the Sweepstake (No 285), V, [133-5].
• V, [136].
• George of Oxford, The Life and Death of, IV, 126, 141 f.
• George Stoole, a lamentable new ditty made upon the death of a worthy gentleman named, etc., IV, 126 f., 140 f.
• A Gest of Robyn Hode (No 117), III, 39-89, 518 f.; IV, 496 f.; V, [240], [297].
• I, 257 n.; II, 13; III, 16, 22, 96, 103, 108, 109, 116, and n., 121 n., 129, 130, 159, 191, 194, 197, 220, 223, 227.
• Get up and Bar the Door (No 275), V, [96-9], [281], [304].
• The Ghost and Sailor, II, 234.
• Gight’s Lady, IV, 123.
• Gil Brenton (No 5), I, 62-81, 489; II, 498; III, 497; IV, 442 f.; V, [207], [285].
• I, 268; IV, 214, 276.
• Giles Collins (Collin), III, 515; V, [225].
• Giles Collins and Lady Annie, III, 514.
• Giles Collins and Proud Lady Anna, II, 279.
• Gill Morice, Gil Morrice, II, 263, 377.
• Gillnokie, III, 363.
• The Gipsey Davy, IV, 61.
• The Gipsy Countess, IV, 62.
• Give him flowers enow, palmer, give him flowers enow, fragment, V, [202].
• Glasgerion (No 67), II, 136-42, 511 f.; III, 509; IV, 468; V, [293].
• II, 101, 144; V, [220].
• Glasgow Peggie (No 228), IV, 270-5; V, [266] f.
• Glen Skeeny, IV, 468 a.
• Glenkindie (-kindy), II, 136, 368; IV, 468.
• I, 23 n.
• Glenlogie, or, Jean o Bethelnie (No 238), IV, 338-46; V, [273], [302].
• Glenogie, IV, 338.
• God be wi the, Geordie, IV, 454.
• God sen the Duc hed byddin in France, fragment, V, [202].
• The Golden Ball, II, 346; V, [201], [233].
• The Golden Key, II, 346.
• The Golden Vanity; or, The Low Lands Low (The Sweet Trinity) (No 286), V, [135] ff., [305].
• The Gordons and the Grants, IV, 49.
• The Goulden Vanitie (-tee), V, [135], [305].
• The Gowans sae Gay, I, 22.
• Graeme and Bewick, IV, 144.
• The Great Bull of Bendy-law, V, [203].
• The Great Silkie of Sule Skerry (No 113), II, 494; III, 518; IV, 495.
• II, 496.
• The Green Broomfield, I, 390 n.
• Greenland, V, [148].
• The Grey Cock; or, Saw you my father? (No 248), IV, 389 f.; V, [302].
• IV, 415.
• Gnde Earl Brand and Auld Carle Hude, I, 489 f.
• Gude Wallace (No 157), III, 265-75; V, [242] f.
• II, 513; III, 179, 191.
• Guye of Gisborne, III, 89.
• The Gypsie Loddy, IV, 61.
• The Gypsy Laddie (No 200), IV, 61-74, 522; V, [252] f., [300].
• IV, 266; V, [306].
• The Hagg Worm, II, 503.
• The Hangman’s Tree, V, [296].
• Hardyknute, II, 296.
• The Haughs o Crondale, III, 317 n.; IV, 78.
• The Haughs o Yarrow, recent ballad, IV, 163.
• Hayrlau, The Battel of the, III, 317.
• He steps full statly on y^e stre[et], fragment, V, [202].
• He took a sword in every hand, fragment, V, [203].
• The Heir of Lin, V, [11].
• The Heir of Linne (No 267), V, [11-20].
• I, 455.
• The Heiress of Northumberland, V, [207].
• Helen, IV, 423.
• Henry Martyn (No 250), IV, 393-6; V, [302].
• Hero and Leander, Tragedy of, IV, 186.
• Hey wi the rose and the lindie, O, I, 218.
• The High Banks o Yarrow, I, 244.
• The Highwayman Outwitted, V, [129].
• Hind Etin (No 41), I, 360-71, 508; II, 506; III, 506; IV, 459; V, [215].
• I, 340, 450, 488 a; IV, 440.
• Hind Henry, II, 302.
• Hind Horn (No 17), I, 187-208, 502-4, 508; II, 499 f.; III, 501 f.; IV, 450 f.; V, [210] f., [287].
• I, 255, 455, 456 n., 459; II, 317; III, 179, 188; IV, 401.
• Hindhorn, I, 187.
• Hobie Noble (No 189), IV, 1-4.
• III, 476, and n.
• Hold up, hold up your hands so high (==Maid freed from the Gallows), IV, 482 a.
• The Holy Nunnery (No 303), V, [179-81].
• The Honour of a London Prentice, III, 508.
• The House-Carpenter, IV, 361.
• Hugh of Lincoln, III, 233.
• Hugh Spencer, III, 275.
• II, 377, 439.
• Hugh Spencer’s Feats in France (No 158), III, 275-82; IV, 499; V, [243].
• II, 441; IV, 231 b.
• Hughie Graham, IV, 8.
• Hughie Grame (No 191), IV, 8-15, 518-20; V, [300].
• III, 367 n., 471 n.; IV, 126.
• Hughie the Græme, IV, 8.
• The Hunting of the Cheviot (No 162), III, 303-15; IV, 502; V, [244], [297].
• III, 292 n., 295.
• Huntingtower, IV, 299.
• Hunttis of Chevet, III, 292 n., 303.
• Hynd (Hynde) Horn, I, 187, 503.
• Hynde Etin, I, 360.
• I had six lovers over the sea (==Captain Wedderburn’s Courtship), III, 507 a.
• I’ll no ly neist the wa, I, 414.
• I’ll wager, I’ll wager, I, 390.
• I sowd the seeds of love, V, [259].
• Inter Diabolus et Virgo, V, [283].
• Irish Dragoons, V, [172].
• Isaac-a-Bell and Hugh the Graeme, I, 208.
• It’s braw sailing here, V, [259].
• It was an old tale, ten thousand times told, fragment, V, [202].
• It was the friar of orders gray, fragment, V, [201].
• Jack, the Little Scot, II, 377.
• Jacky, my son, V, [209].
• James V and the Tinker, V, [73] n.
• James Grant (No 197), IV, 49 f.; V, [251].
• James Harris (The Dæmon Lover) (No 243), IV, 360-9, 524.
• James Hately (Hatelie), IV, 370.
• James Hatley (No 244), IV, 370-5.
• James Herries, IV, 360.
• IV, 390.
• Jamie Douglas (No 204), IV, 90-105.
• IV, 276.
• Jamie o’ Lee, II, 441; III, 518; IV, 370.
• Jamie Telfer in the fair Dodhead, V, [249].
• Jamie Telfer of the Fair Dodhead (No 190), IV, 4-8, 518; V, [249-51], [300].
• Janet, II, 112.
• Jean o Bethelnie (No 238). See Glenlogie.
• Jean o Bethelnie’s Love for Sir G. Gordon, IV, 338.
• Jellon Grame (No 90), II, 302-8, 513; III, 515; IV, 479; V, [226] f., [295].
• II, 240, 298, 368, 378, 412; IV, 35 n.
• Jellon Grame and Lillie Flower, II, 302.
• The Jew’s Daughter. (Sir Hugh) (No 155), III, 233.
• II, 13; V, [241].
• Jo Janet, II, 457.
• Jock of Hazeldean, Scott’s, V, [160].
• Jock o Hazelgreen, V, [159].
• Jock o the Side (No 187), III, 475-84.
• II, 240; III, 472 n., 485, 486; IV, 1 n.
• Jock Sheep, II, 480.
• Jock Sheep, or, the Maiden Outwitted, II, 480.
• Jock the Leg and the Merry Merchant (No 282), V, [126-8].
• The Jockey’s Lamentation, I, 7.
• John a Side, III, 475.
• John and William, I, 435.
• John Armstrong, The Death of, III, 363.
• John Arm-strongs last Good-Night, III, 382, 371; IV, 36.
• John (Johnie) Blunt, V, [96].
• John Dory (No 284), V, [131] f.
• John Lankin, V, [295].
• John o Cockielaw, IV, 495.
• John of Hazelgreen (No 293), V, [159-64].
• John o the Side, III, 475.
• John Tamson, V, [1].
• John the Little Scot, IV, 491; V, [234].
• John Thomson and the Turk (No 266), V, [1-10], [279] f.
• John Tomson and Jakaman his wife, A merry jest of, V, [8].
• Johnie Armstrang, III, 362.
• Johnie Armstrong (No 169), III, 362-72, 520; IV, 507; V, [298].
• IV, 10, 80; V, [187] n.
• Johnny Armstrong’s last Good-Night, III, 362, 372.
• II, 276.
• Johnnie Barbour, II, 398.
• Johnnie Brad, III, 1.
• Johnie Buneftan, II, 377.
• Johnie Cock (No 114), III, 1-12; IV, 495 f.
• IV, 163.
• Johny Cox, III, 1.
• Johnnie Faa, IV, 522.
• Johnnie Faa and the Countess o Cassilis, The rare Ballad of, IV, 62.
• Johnnie Faa the Gipsy Laddie, IV, 61.
• Johnie of Braidisbank, III, 1; IV, 495.
• Johnie of Breadislee, III, 1.
• Johnie of Cockerslee, III, 1.
• Johnie o Cocklesmuir, III, 1.
• Johnie Scot (No 99), II, 377-98; IV, 486-91; V, [234] f.
• IV, 111, 397; V, [284].
• Johnston Hey and Young Caldwell, II, 288.
• The Jolly Beggar (No 279), V, [109-116].
• The Jolly Beggar-man, V, [109].
• The Jolly Beggars, V, [109].
• The Jolly Goshawk, II, 355.
• The Jolly Harper, IV, 16.
• The Jolly Hind Squire, I, 425.
• Jolly Janet, I, 425.
• The Jolly Pinder of Wakefield (No 124), III, 129-132.
• III, 121, 132.
• Joseph was an old man, II, 1.
• The Jovial Beggarman, V, [109].
• The Jovial Hunter of Bromsgrove, I, 208.
• The Jovial Tinker and Farmer’s Daughter, V, [109].
• Judas (No 23), I, 242-4; V, [288].
• Kate Carnegie, IV, 282.
• Katharine Jaffray (No 221), IV, 216-31, 523; V, [260] f.
• Katherine Jaffarie, IV, 216.
• The Keach i the Creel (No 281), V, [121-5].
• Kellyburnbraes, V, [107].
• Kemp Owayne, I, 306.
• Kemp Owyne (No 34), I, 306-13; II, 502-5; III, 504; IV, 454; V, [213] f., [290].
• I, 315 f.
• Kempion, I, 306.
• Kempy Kane, I, 300.
• Kempy Kay (Kaye) (No 33), I, 300-6; V, [213], [289].
• Kertonha, or, The Fairy Court, I, 335.
• King Alfred and the Shepherd, III, 165; V, [73].
• King and Shepperd, V, [73] n.
• A King and a Shepherd, A merry songe of, V, [73] n.
• King and Tanner, V, [68].
• The King and the Bishop, I, 404; IV, 459 b.
• The King and the Forrester, V, [74], and n.
• The King and the Tanner, V, [68].
• The Kinge and the Tanner, A merie songe of, V, [67] f.
• The King and the Tinkler, V, [73] n.
• King Arthur and King Cornwall (No 30), I, 274-88, 507; II, 502; III, 503.
• I, 67; II, 240.
• King Edelbrode, V, [203].
• King Edward the Fourth and a Tanner of Tamworth, Percy’s ballad, V, [68], and n.
• King Edward the Fourth and a Tanner of Tamworth (No 273), V, [67-87], [303].
• King Estmere (No 60), II, 49-55, 510 f.; III, 508; IV, 463.
• II, 57; III, 18 n.
• King Henry (No 32), I, 297-300; II, 502; IV, 454; V, [289].
• I, 292, 301.
• King Henry the Fifth’s Conquest of France (No 164), III, 320-6; V, 245.
• King James and Brown (No 180), III, 442-6.
• III, 400.
• King James and the Tinker (Tinkler), V, [73], and n.
• King James the First and the Tinker (Fortunate Tinker), V, [73] n.
• Kinge John and Bishoppe, I, 403.
• King John and the Abbot, Percy’s ballad, I, 404.
• King John and the Abbot of Canterbury, I, 403.
• I, 1.
• King John and the Bishop (No 45), I, 403-14, 508; II, 506 f.; IV, 459; V, [216], [291].
• King Knapperty, I, 300.
• King Malcolm and Sir Colvin, II, 62.
• The King of Fairies, I, 496 f.
• The King of Scots and Andrew Browne, III, 445.
• King Orfeo (No 19), I, 215-17, 504; II, 500; III, 502; IV, 451; V, [211].
• I, 339.
• King William and his Forrester, V, [74] n.
• King William going a hunting, V, [74] n.
• The King’s Disguise and Friendship with Robin Hood (No 151), III, 220-2.
• III, 133 n.
• The King’s Dochter Lady Jean (No 62), I, 450-4.
• Kinmont Willie (No 186), III, 469-74; IV, 516.
• II, 127, 240; III, 463; V, [187] n.
• The Kitchen-boyes Songe, A ballett, V, [34].
• The Kitchie-Boy (No 252), IV, 400-8; V, [277] f.
• IV, 451; V, [11] n., [34].
• The Knicht o Archerdale, I, 425.
• The Knight and Lady, II, 479.
• The Knight and Shepherd’s Daughter (No 110), II, 457-77; IV, 492-4; V, [237-9].
• I, 67, 292, 340, 446; II, 84, 170 n., 399; III, 265 n.; IV, 423.
• Knight and a fair virgin, ballad, or “sonnet” of a, I, 292.
• The Knight and the Chief’s Daughter, II, 497.
• The Knight in Jesuite, V, [34] n.
• The Knight of Liddesdale (No 160), III, 288.
• The Knight’s Ghost (No 265), IV, 437 f.
• Knip Knap, V, [213].
• The Lads of Wamphray (No 184), III, 458-60, 520.
• IV, 34.
• Lady Alice (No 85), II, 279 f.; III, 514 f.; V, [225] f.
• Lady Anne, recent ballad, I, 218 n., 227.
• Lady Barbara Erskine’s Lament, IV, 91 n.
• Lady Daisy (Dayisie), V, [29].
• Lady Diamond (No 269), V, [29-38], [303].
• II, 244.
• Lady Diamond, the King’s Daughter, V, [29].
• Lady Douglas and Blackwood, IV, 90.
• Lady Elspat (No 247), IV, 387 f.
• Lady Isabel (No 261), IV, 429-31.
• I, 432; IV, 426.
• Lady Isabel and the Elf-Knight (No 4), I, 22-62, 485-9; II, 496-8; III, 496 f.; IV, 440-2; V, [206] f., [285].
• I, 13, 112 n., 113, 123 n., 432.
• The Lady Isabella’s Tragedy, V, [34], and n., [203].
• Lady Jane (==Fair Annie), II, 63.
• The Lady Jane (==The Death of Queen Jane), III, 372.
• Lady Maiserye, V, [222] a.
• Lady Maisry (No 65), II, 112-26; III, 508; IV, 466-8; V, [222] f., [292].
• II, 100, 103, 204, 264, 309 n., 406; IV, 339 n.; V, [34].
• Lady Maisry (==The Maid freed from the Gallows), II, 346.
• Lady Maisry (==Mary Hamilton), III, 379.
• Lady Margaret (==Earl Brand), I, 88.
• Lady Margaret (==Child Waters), II, 83.
• Lady Margaret has bound her silken snood, fragment, V, [203].
• Lady Margerie (==Jellon Grame), II, 302.
• Lady Margery, II, 112; IV, 466.
• Lady Marjory, II, 112.
• Lady Mary Ann, I, 226.
• Lady Mazery, II, 309.
• Lady Ouncebell, II, 204.
• The Lady of Arngosk (No 224), IV, 241-3.
• IV, 232.
• The Lady of Livenston, V, [227].
• The Lady turnd Serving-Man, II, 429 n.
• The Ladye o the Drum, IV, 322.
• The Lady’s Policy, or, The Baffled Knight, II, 479.
• The Laidley Worm of Spindleston Heughs, I, 308, 311, 316; II, 502-5.
• The Laily Worm and the Machrel of the Sea (No 36), I, 315 f.; V, [214] f., [290].
• The Laird of Blackwood, IV, 90, 525 b.
• The Laird o Drum (No 236), IV, 322-32; V, [272] f.
• The Laird of Geight (Gigh), or Gae, IV, 123.
• Laird of Gight, IV, 123.
• The Laird of Kellary, V, [172].
• The Laird o Keltie, V, [153].
• The Laird of Knotington, IV, 191.
• The Laird of Laminton, IV, 216.
• Laird o Leys, IV, 355.
• The Laird o Linne, V, [11].
• The Laird o Livingstone, II, 309.
• The Laird of Lochinvar, IV, 191.
• Laird o Lochnie, IV, 191.
• The Laird O Logie (No 182), III, 449-56, 520; IV, 515 f.; V, [299] f.
• The Laird o Logie, or, May Margaret, III, 449.
• (The) Laird of Ochiltree, IV, 191, 515.
• The Laird o Ochiltree Wa’s, IV, 191.
• The Laird of Roslin’s Daughter, I, 414.
• The Laird o the Dainty Downby, V, [153].
• The Laird o the Drum, IV, 322.
• The Laird of Wariston (No 194), IV, 28-33.
• III, 381.
• (The) Laird of Waristoun (Wariestoun), IV, 28.
• Lairde Rowlande, or Ronalde, V, [208].
• Lambert Linkin, II, 320.
• Lambkin, II, 320.
• The Lament of the Border Widow, II, 429, 430.
• Lament of the Queen’s Marie, IV, 509.
• The Lamentation of Quene Jane, III, 372.
• The Lamenting Lady, etc., II, 68 n.
• Lamerlinkin, II, 320.
• Lamkin (No 93), II, 320-42, 513 f.; III, 515; IV, 480 f.; V, [229-31], [295].
• I, 201; II, 243.
• Lammikin, II, 320.
• Lang Johnny Moir, IV, 396.
• Lang Johnny More (No 251), IV, 396-400, 524.
• II, 378.
• The Lard of Drum, V, [272].
• The Lass of Aughrim, II, 213.
• The Lass of Lochroyan, II, 213; IV, 471.
• The Lass of Ocram, III, 510 f.
• The Lass of Philorth, IV, 309 n., 347.
• The Lass of Roch Royal (No 76), II, 213-26; III, 510-12; IV, 471-4; V, [225], [294].
• II, 288; IV, 186.
• The Leaves of Lind, I, 63.
• Leesome Brand (No 15), I, 177-84, 501 f.; II, 499; III, 500; IV, 450; V, [209], [287].
• I, 33 n., 66, 90 n., 92; II, 101 n., 406, 412, 416; III, 501.
• Leezie Lindsay, IV, 255.
• The Life and Death of George of Oxford, IV, 141.
• The Life and Death of Sir Hugh of the Grime, IV, 8.
• The Linkin Ladie, IV, 355.
• Little Harry Hughes and the Duke’s Daughter, III, 233.
• Little John a Begging (No 142), III, 188-90.
• Little John and the Four Beggers, III, 188.
• III, 133.
• The Little Man, I, 329.
• Little Mousgrove and the Lady Barnet, II, 242, 259.
• Little Musgrave (Massgrove), II, 242.
• Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard (No 81), II, 242-60, 513; IV, 476-8; V, [225].
• II 137,158, 240, 260, 264.
• Little Musgrave and the Lady Barnard, II, 242.
• Little Mushiegrove, II, 242.
• Little Sir Grove, II, 242.
• Little Sir William, V, [241].
• Little wee toorin dow, I, 498, 500; IV, 450.
• Lizie (Lizae) Baillie, IV, 266.
• Lizie Lindsay (No 226), IV, 255-66, 524; V, [264] f.
• II, 84; V, [116].
• Lizie Wan (No 51), I, 447-9.
• I, 167, 168, 437, 446.
• The Loch o the Loanie, I, 504.
• Loch-in-var, IV, 216.
• Lochinvar, Scott’s ballad, IV, 218.
• The Lochmaben Harper (No 192), IV, 16-23; V, [300].
• Logan Water, or, A Lover in Captivity, IV, 184 n.
• The Long-armed Duke, IV, 110.
• Long Lankyn, II, 320; V, [295].
• Long Lonkin (Longkin), II, 320.
• Lord Aboyne, IV, 351.
• Lord and Lady Errol, IV, 282.
• Lord Arnwaters, IV, 115.
• Lord Bangwell, I, 63.
• Lord Barnabas’ Lady, II, 242.
• Lord Barnaby, II, 242.
• Lord Barnard, II, 242.
• Lord Barnett and Little Musgrave, II, 242.
• Lord Bateman, II, 508.
• I, 455 n.
• Lord Bateman, The Loving Ballad of, I, 454.
• Lord Beichan and Susie Pye, I, 454.
• Lord Beichim, V, [218].
• Lord Bengwill, I, 62 f.
• Lord Brangwill, I, 62 f.
• Lord Darlington, II, 309.
• Lord Delamare (Delaware), IV, 110.
• Lord Delamere (No 207), IV, 110-15.
• Lord Derntwater, IV, 115.
• Lord Derwentwater (No 208), IV, 115-23, 522; V, [254] f.
• IV, 466.
• Lord Derwentwater’s Death, IV, 115.
• Lord Dingwall, I, 63 f.
• Lord Donald, I, 151.
• Lord Douglas, I, 88.
• Lord Douglas, or, The Laird of Blackwood, IV, 90.
• Lord Douglas’ Tragedy, I, 489 b, 492; IV, 445 b.
• Lord Dunwaters, IV, 115.
• Lord Garrick, IV, 61.
• Lord Gregory, II, 213.
• Lord Ingram and Chiel Wyet (No 66), II, 126-36, 511; III, 508 f.; V, [223], [292].
• II, 157 n., 264.
• Lord Ingram and Childe (Viat) Vyet, II, 126.
• Lord Ingram and Gil Viett, II, 126.
• Lord Jamie Douglas, IV, 90.
• I, 437.
• Lord John (==The Elfin Knight), I, 6.
• Lord John (==The Broomfield Hill), I, 390.
• Lord John (==Johnie Scot), II, 377.
• Lord John (==Young Hunting), II, 142.
• Lord John and Bird Ellen, II, 83.
• Lord Johnnie Scott (Scot), II, 377, 397.
• Lord John’s Murder, II, 288.
• Lord Lavel, II, 204.
• Lord Livingston (No 262), IV, 431-3.
• II, 156.
• Lord Lovel (No 75), II, 204-13, 512; III, 510; IV, 471; V, [225], [294].
• I, 96; II, 200, 214, 279.
• Lord Lundy (Lord William) (No 254), IV, 411-415.
• Lord Maxwell’s Goodnight, IV, 34.
• Lord Maxwell’s Last Goodnight (No 195), IV, 34-8; V, [251].
• Lord of Learne, V, [42].
• I, 455 n.; II, 510.
• The Lord of Lorn and the False Steward (No 271), V, [42-58], [280] f.
• V, [295].
• The Lord of Lorn and the Fals Steward, A pretty ballad of, V, [42].
• Lord of Lorne, V, [42].
• The Lord of Lorne and the False Steward, V, [42].
• Lord Randal (No 12), I, 151-66, 498-501; II, 498 f.; III, 499; IV, 449 f.; V, [208] f., [286].
• I, 168, 496.
• Lord Rannal, I, 498.
• Lord Revel, II, 204.
• Lord Robert and Mary Florence, II, 284.
• Lord Ronald, my son, I, 151, 498 f.
• I, 143.
• Lord Roslin’s Daughter, I, 414.
• Lord Salton and Auchanachie, IV, 347.
• Lord Saltoun and Annachie, IV, 347.
• Lord Saltoun and Auchanachie (No 239), IV, 347-50; V, [273] f.
• Lord Saunders, II, 156.
• Lord Soulis, Leyden’s ballad, V, [1] n.
• Lord Thomas (==Lord Thomas and Fair Annet), II, 197.
• Lord Thomas (==Lord Thomas and Lady Margaret), IV, 426.
• Lord Thomas and Fair Annet (No 73), II, 179-99, 512; III, 509 f.; IV, 469-71; V, [223] f., [293].
• I, 54 n., 96; II, 65, 126 n., 200, 204, 240, 244, 288; III, 381; IV, 409; V, [166].
• Lord Thomas and Fair Annie, II, 63.
• Lord Thomas and Fair Ellinor (Eleanor), II, 179 f., 195; III, 509; IV, 471; V, [166].
• Lord Thomas and Lady Margaret (No 260), IV, 426-9.
• Lord Thomas of Winesberrie (Winsberry, Wynnesbury), II, 398; III, 517.
• Lord Thomas of Winesberry and the King’s Daughter, II, 398.
• Lord Thomas of Winsbury (Wynnesbury), II, 398; III, 517 b.
• Lord Thomas Stuart (No 259), IV, 425 f.; V, [279].
• Lord Travell, II, 204.
• Lord Wa’yates and Auld Ingram, II, 126.
• Lord William (==Fair Janet), II, 100.
• Lord William (==Young Hunting), II, 142.
• Lord William (==Lord Lundy), IV, 411.
• Lord William, or, Lord Lundy (No 254), IV, 411-15.
• IV, 218.
• Lord Willie Douglas, II, 406.
• Loudon Hill, or, Drumclog (No 205), IV, 105-7.
• Loudoun Castle, III, 423.
• Love Annie, IV, 391.
• Love Gregory (Gregor), II, 213.
• Love in Despair, IV, 105.
• Love Johny, II, 377.
• Love Robbie, II, 368.
• The Lovely Northerne Lasse, IV, 208 f.
• IV, 192.
• A Lover in Captivity, IV, 184, and n.
• The Lovers’ Quarrel, or, Cupid’s Triumph, II, 441, 456.
• The Lover’s Riddle, V, [216] a.
• Low in the Lowlands Low, V, [135].
• The Lowlands Low, V, [135].
• The Lowlands of Holland, II, 317; V, [229].
• The Loyal Forrister, or, Royal Pastime, V, [74] n.
• A Lytell Geste of Robyn Hode, III, 39, 79.
• McNachton, II, 377.
• McNaughtan, II, 377.
• McNaughton’s Valour, II, 398.
• The Maid and Fairy, V, [201] n.
• The Maid and the Magpie, I, 446.
• The Maid and the Palmer (The Samaritan Woman) (No 21), I, 228-33, 504; II, 501; III, 502; IV, 451; V, [212], [288].
• I, 218.
• The Maid freed from the Gallows (No 95), II, 346-55, 514; III, 516 f.; IV, 481 f.; V, [231-4], [296].
• III, 381.
• The Maid of Rygate, V, [129].
• The Maid o the Cowdenknows, IV, 191.
• Maiden o the Cowdenknowes, IV, 191.
• The Maiden Outwitted, II, 480.
• The Maidens’ Song (==The Fair Flower of Northumberland), I, 111.
• The Maid’s Answer to the Knight’s Three Questions, I, 1.
• The Maid’s Lamentation for the loss of her true love, V, [229].
• Margaret’s Ghost, Mallet’s ballad, II, 199; V, [294].
• Marie Hamilton, III, 379.
• Marjorie and William, II, 226.
• The Marriage of Sir Gawain (No 31), I, 288-96, 507; II, 502; IV, 454; V, [213], [289].
• I, 297 f., 301, 315; II, 458.
• Mary Hamilton (No 173), III, 379-99; IV, 507-13; V, [246] f., [298].
• I, 436; II, 14 n., 346; IV, 30 n.
• Mary Miles, III, 379.
• Mary-a-Row, II, 302.
• May Collean, The Historical Ballad of, I, 23 n.
• May Collin (Collean), I, 22; IV, 442.
• May Colven (Colvin), I, 22.
• May Colvin, or, False Sir John, I, 22.
• May Colvine and Fause Sir John, IV, 440 b.
• May Culzean, The historical ballad of, I, 485.
• May Margaret, III, 449. See The Laird o Logie.
• The Mermaid (No 289), V, [148-152].
• II, 19.
• The Mermaid (==Clerk Colvill), I, 371.
• The Merry Broomfield, or, The West Country Wager, I, 390.
• The Merry Cuckold and Kind Wife, V, [88].
• A Mery Geste of Robyn Hoode and of hys Lyfe, III, 39, 81.
• Mild Mary, II, 309.
• Mill o Tifty’s (Tiftie’s) Annie, IV, 301, 302 n.
• The Miller and the King’s Daughter (Daughters), I, 118.
• The Miller’s Melody, I, 118.
• The Minister’s Daughter of New York, I, 218.
• The Minister’s Dochter o Newarke, I, 226.
• Montrose he had a poor shepherd, IV, 330 f.
• Moss Groves, IV, 478.
• The Mother’s Malison, or, Clyde’s Water (No 216), IV, 185-91; V, [256] f., [301].
• IV, 117, 415, 471 b.
• The Murder of the King of Scots, III, 399.
• Musleboorrowe ffeild, III, 378.
• Musselburgh Field (No 172), III, 378 f.; IV, 507.
• My bonny Lizzie Baillie, IV, 266.
• My lady ye shall be, V, [153].
• My love Annie’s very bonny, IV, 184 a.
• My love, she lives in Lincolnshire, IV, 416.
• My Wee Croodling Doo, IV, 450 a.
• Naughton’s Valour, II, 398.
• The New Slain Knight (No 263), IV, 434 f.; V, [279].
• The Noble Ffisherman, or, Robin Hoods great Prize, III, 211.
• The Noble Fisherman, or, Robin Hood’s Preferment (No 148), III, 211-13.
• III, 95, 208 n., 227; IV, 393.
• A Noble Riddle Wisely Expounded, or, The Maid’s Answer to the Knight’s Three Questions, I, 1.
• The Norfolk Maiden, V, [129].
• Norham, down by Norham, I, 493, 495.
• A Northern Ballet (Ballad) (==Johnie Armstrong), III, 362.
• Northumberland Betrayed by Douglas (No 176), III, 408-16; V, [299].
• II, 49 n.; III, 402, 406.
• Northumberland Betrayd by Dowglas, III, 408.
• The Nut-Brown Bride, II, 179.
• O Alva hills is bonny, fragment, V, [202], [307].
• O come you from the earth she said, fragment, V, [203].
• O my bonie, bonie may, IV, 330.
• O saw ye my father, IV, 389.
• O, the twelfth day of December, IV, 507.
• Ochiltree Walls, IV, 207 b.
• Of a Knight and a Fair Virgin, I, 292.
• Oh, open the door, Lord Gregory, II, 213.
• The Old Abbot and King Olfrey, I, 404; IV, 459.
• The Old Man and his Three Sons, I, 208.
• Old Robin of Portingale (No 80), II, 240-2, 513; III, 514; IV, 476; V, [225], [286] b, [295].
• Old Wichet and his Wife, V, [88].
• One king’s daughter said to anither, III, 500.
• Our Goodman (No 274), V, [88-95], [281], [303] f.
• II, 158.
• The Outlandish Knight, I, 22; V, [207] a.
• The Outlaw Murray (No 305), V, [185-200], [307].
• Outlaw Murray, an antient historical ballad, V, [185].
• Outlaw Murray, An old song called, V, [185].
• The Outlaw Murray, The Sang (Song), of, V, [185].
• The Over Courteous Knight, II, 479.
• A Paradox (==Captain Wedderburn’s Courtship), V, [216].
• Parcy Reed, IV, 520 b.
• Parcy Reed and the Three False Halls, A song of, IV, 24.
• Peggie’s gane oer the seas, a’ dressed in red, V, [172].
• Peggy Irvine, V, [301] f.
• Perthshire Tredgey, V, [217].
• The place where my love Johnny dwells, IV, 209.
• The Politick Maid, II, 491. II, 480; V, [239] b.
• The Politick Squire, or, The Highwaymen catch’d in their own play, V, [129].
• The Pollitick Begger-Man, V, [110], [113].
• Pretty Peggy, V, [172].
• The Prickly Bush, V, [233].
• Prince Heathen (No 104), II, 424-6; V, [296].
• Prince Robert (No 87), II, 284-7; V, [295].
• I, 96.
• Proud Lady Margaret (No 47), I, 425-31; IV, 460; V, [291].
• I, 1; II, 156, 227; V, [203].
• The Provost’s Dochter, I, 111.
• Queen Eleanor’s Confession (No 156), III, 257-64; IV, 498 f.; V, [241] f., [297].
• Queen Elizabeth’s Champion, or, Great Britain’s Glory, etc., V, [145].
• Queen Jeanie, III, 372.
• The Queen of all Sluts, The Queen of Sluts, modern “ballad,” I, 301, and n.; V, [289].
• The Queen of Elfan’s Nourice (No 40), I, 358-60; II, 505 f.; III, 505 f.; IV, 459; V, [215], [290].
• The Queen of England, III, 257.
• The Queen of Scotland (No 301), V, [176] f.
• The Queen of the Fairies, III, 504.
• Queen’s Marie, III, 380.
• The Queen’s Marie (Mary), III, 379; IV, 507, 513.
• The Queen’s Maries (Marys), III, 379; IV, 511 f.; V, [299].
• Quin Mary’s Marreys, V, [246].
• The Rantan Laddy, V, [274].
• The Rantin Laddie (No 240), IV, 351-5; V, [274] f. IV, [355].
• Rare Willie Drowned in Yarrow, or, The Water o Gamrie (No 215), IV, 178-85; V, [256].
• IV, 161.
• Red-Cap, he was there, fragment, V, [203].
• Redesdale and Wise William (No 246), IV, 383-6; V, [276] f.
• V, [25].
• Reedisdale and Wise William, IV, 383.
• Renowned Robin Hood, III, 196.
• Ricadoo, V, [121].
• Richard Storie (Story), IV, 291.
• Richie Storie (Storrie), IV, 291.
• Richie Story (No 232), IV, 291-300; V, [270].
• II, 441; IV, 299.
• Richie Tory, IV, 291.
• Richie’s (Ritchie’s) Lady, IV, 291.
• A Riddle Wittily Expounded, I, 1.
• Riddles Wisely Expounded (No 1), I, 1-6, 484; II, 495; III, 496; IV, 439; V, [205], [283].
• The Rising in the North (No 175), III, 401-8.
• II, 49 n.
• Risinge in the Northe, III, 401.
• Ritchie’s Tory Laddie, IV, 291.
• Rob Oig, IV, 243.
• Rob Roy (No 225), IV, 243-54, 523; V, [262-4].
• IV, 232, 239; V, [165].
• Rob Roy MacGregor, IV, 243.
• Robin he’s gane to the wude, V, [104].
• Robin Hood (==Henry Martyn), IV, 393.
• Robin Hood and a Beggar, A pretty dialogue betwixt, III, 158.
• Robin Hood and Allen a Dale (No 138), III, 172-5.
• III, 49 n.
• Robin Hood and Allin of Dale, III, 172.
• Robin Hood and Guy of Gisborne (No 118), III, 89-94.
• III, 42, 53, 95, 96, 102 n., 122, 141, 156.
• Robin Hood and Little John (No 125), III, 133-6; V, [297].
• III, 116, 130, 145.
• Robin Hood and Maid Marian (No 150), III, 218 f., 519.
• III, 130, 133 n.
• Robin Hood and Queen Katherine (No 145), III, 196-205.
• III, 122, 191, 194, 205, 227; V, [190].
• Robin Hood and the Beggar, I (No 133), III, 155-8.
• III, 116, 130, 133, 144, 178, 520.
• Robin Hood and the Beggar, II (No 134), III, 158-65.
• III, 130, 156, 170.
• Robin Hood and the Beggar (II), The History of, III, 158.
• Robin Hood and the Bishop (No 143), III, 191-3.
• III, 133, and n., 144, 156, 178, 227.
• Robin Hood and the Bishop of Hereford (No 144), III, 193-6.
• III, 197.
• Robin Hood and the Butcher (No 122), III, 115-20.
• III, 108, 109, 120, 130, 133, and n., 156, 520.
• Robin Hood and the Curtal Friar (No 123), III, 120-8.
• III, 96, 108, 109, 126, 130, 178; V, [8], [126], [297].
• Robin Hood and the Curtal Fryer, The Famous Battel between, III, 120.
• Robin Hood and the Golden Arrow (No 152), III, 223-5; V, [241].
• III, 133 n., 220.
• Robin Hood and the Jolly Tinker, III, 143.
• Robin Hood and the Monk (No 119), III, 94-101.
• III, 13, 16, 42, 102, 159.
• Robin Hood and the Pedlars (No 137), III, 170-2.
• III, 130, 133 n., 499.
• Robin Hood and the Potter (No 121), III, 108-15; IV, 497.
• III, 42, 49, 90, 95, 96, 115, 130, 137.
• Robin Hood and the Prince of Aragon (No 129), III, 147-50.
• III, 133 n., 144 n., 145.
• Robin Hood and the Proud Pedlar, V, [240].
• Robin Hood and the Ranger (No 131), III, 152-4.
• III, 130, 133, 168.
• Robin Hood and the Scotchman (No 130), III, 150 f.
• III, 130, 133, and n., 145.
• Robin Hood and the Shepherd (No 135), III, 165-7.
• III, 109, 130, 137, 168, 198; V, [126].
• Robin Hood and the Sheriff, III, 184 f.
• Robin Hood and the Stranger, III, 116, 133, and n., 144, and n., 145.
• Robin Hood and the Tanner (No 126), III, 137-40.
• III, 121 n., 130, 133, 144.
• Robin Hood and the Tanner’s Daughter, I, 106, 109; II, 416 f.
• Robin Hood and the Tinker (No 127), III, 140-3.
• III, 130, 137.
• Robin Hood and the Valiant Knight (No 153), III, 225 f.
• III, 104, 133 n., 220, 223.
• Robin Hood, John, Scarlock, and Three Keepers, III, 168.
• Robin Hood newly Revived (No 128), III, 144-7.
• III, 133, and n., 137, 147, 150, 154, 214.
• Robin Hood rescuing the Three Squires from Nottingham Gallows, III, 177.
• Robin Hood rescuing the Widow’s Three Sons from the Sheriff, when going to be executed, III, 177.
• Robin Hood rescuing Three Squires (No 140), III, 177-85.
• III, 122, and n., 156, 185, 188, 363 n.; V, [8], [126].
• Robin Hood rescuing Will Stutly (No 141), III, 185-7; IV, 497.
• III, 16, 198.
• Robin Hood, Scarlet and John, III, 196.
• Robin Hood, Will. Scadlock and Little John, III, 147.
• III, 144 n., 145.
• Robin Hood’s Birth, Breeding, Valor and Marriage (No 149), III, 214-17.
• III, 159, 197.
• Robin Hood’s Chase (No 146), III, 205-7.
• III, 133, 198.
• Robin Hood’s Death (No. 120), III, 102-7; V, [240], [297].
• I, 274 n.; II, 499; III, 42, 49, 96.
• Robin Hood’s Death and Burial, III, 102-7.
• I, 185, 436; III, 107.
• Robin Hood’s Delight (No 136), III, 168-70.
• III, 130, 154, 170.
• Robin Hood’s Golden Prize (No 147), III, 208-10, 519.
• III, 122.
• Robin Hood’s Great Prize, III, 211.
• Robin Hood’s Preferment. See The Noble Fisherman (No 148).
• Robin Hood’s Progress to Nottingham (No 139), III, 175-7.
• III, 49, 133, and n., 168, 198, 208.
• Robin Oigg’s Elopement, IV, 523.
• Robin, the Kitchie-Boy, V, [29].
• Robine Hood and Ffryer Tucke, III, 120.
• III, 122.
• Robine Hoode his Death, III, 102.
• Robyn and Gandeleyn (No 115), III, 12-14.
• Rookhope Ryde (No 179), III, 439-41.
• The Rose o Malindie, O, I, 218.
• The Rose of England (No 166), III, 331-3.
• III, 294.
• Rose the Red and White Lilly (Lillie), II, 415.
• Rose the Red and White Lily (No 103), II, 415-24.
• I, 182; II, 368, 407, 412, 499.
• The Roses grow sweet aye, I, 496 f.
• Rosie Ann, I, 447.
• Roudesdales, IV, 383.
• The Royal Frolick, or, King William and his Nobles’ Entertainment at the Farmer’s House, V, [74], and n.
• The Royal Recreation (Second Part of The Royal Frolick, etc.), V, [74], and n.
• Saddle to Rags, V, [128].
• The Sailor’s Caution, V, [148].
• The Sailor’s Joy, V, [133] n.
• St. Stephen and Herod (No 22), I, 233-42, 505 f.; II, 501; III, 502 f.; IV, 451 f.; V, [212], [288].
• The Samaritan Woman. See The Maid and the Palmer.
• Saw you my Father? (No 248). See The Grey Cock.
• Scarborough Fair, II, 495 f.; IV, 440; V, [206].
• (Cf. I, 17, 484 f.)
• The Scotchman Outwitted, II, 483.
• Scotish Field, ballad of, III, 307, 352, 354 n.
• The Scottish Squire, II, 355.
• The Seamans (Saylors) only Delight: Shewing the brave fight between (the) George Aloe, the Sweepstakes (Sweepstake), and certain French men at sea, V, [134] f.
• The Seaman’s Sorrowful Bride, V, [229].
• The Seamen’s Distress, V, [148].
• The Seamen’s Song of Captain Ward, V, [143].
• The Seamen’s Song of Dansekar, V, [143].
• The Seven Bluidy Brithers, II, 156.
• Seven pretty sisters dwell in a bower, V, [207].
• The Seven Sisters, or, The Leaves of Lind, I, 63.
• She cares not for her daddy, V, [201].
• She’ll no ly neist [the] wa, I, 414.
• Sheath and Knife (No 16), I, 185-7; II, 499; III, 500 f.; IV, 450; V, [210].
• I, 178.
• The Shepherd and the King, V, [73].
• The Shepherd’s Bonny Lassy, V, [116].
• The Shepherd’s Boy, IV, 495.
• The Shepherd’s Daughter, II, 457.
• Shepherd’s Dochter, II, 457.
• The Shepherd’s Son, II, 479; IV, 495 a.
• The Shipherd Boy, V, [116].
• The Silly Old Man, V, [128].
• Sir Aldingar (No 59), II, 33-48, 510; III, 508; IV, 463; V, [292].
• II, 50.
• Sir Andraye Barton, Knight, The Sonnge of, IV, 502.
• Sir Andrew Barton (No 167), III, 334-50; IV, 502-7; V, [245].
• I, 54 n.; IV, 393; V, [143], [302].
• Sir Andrew Barton, The Life and Death of, III, 334, 346 f.
• Sir Andrew (Andro) Wood, II, 17.
• Sir Cawline (No 61), II, 56-63, 511; III, 508; IV, 463.
• Sir Colin, II, 61.
• Sir Hew, or, The Jew’s Daughter, III, 233.
• Sir Hugh, III, 233.
• Sir Hugh, or, the Jew’s Daughter (No 155), III, 233-54, 519 f.; IV, 497 f.; V, [241], [297].
• Sir Hugh in the Grime’s Downfall, IV, 8, 15.
• Sir Hugh le Blond, II, 33.
• Sir Hugh the Graeme, IV, 8.
• Sir James the Rose (No 213), IV, 155-60.
• IV, 150; V, [245].
• Sir James the Ross (de Ross), IV, 159 a.
• Sir John Butler (No 165), III, 327-330.
• Sir Lionel (No 18), I, 208-15; II, 500; IV, 451, I, 274 n.
• Sir Patrick, II, 17.
• Sir Patrick Spence (Spensse), II, 17.
• Sir Patrick Spens (No 58), II, 17-32, 510; V, [220].
• I, 35 n.; II, 13 n., 113 n.; IV, 376, and n.; V, [148].
• Sir Robert Bewick and the Laird Graham, A Remarkable and Memorable Song (History) of, IV, 144, 148 f.
• Sir Thamas (==Erlinton), I, 111.
• Sir Walter Raleigh sailing in the Low-lands, etc., V, [135], [139].
• Sir William Stanley, I, 463.
• Sir William Wallace, III, 265.
• Sir William Wallace killed thirty Englishmen, An old song shewing how, V, [242] f.
• Sir William Wallace, On an honorable achievement of, near Falkirk, III, 265.
• Sister, dear Sister, I, 118.
• Skipper Patrick, II, 17.
• The Slaughter of the Laird of Mellerstain (No 230), IV, 281 f.
• IV, 371.
• Sleepest or wakest thou, jolly shepheard? fragment, V, [201] b.
• The Sleepy Merchant, I, 393.
• The Soldier and Peggy, V, [172].
• The Sorrowful Lover’s Regrate, or, The Low-Lands of Holland, V, [229].
• The Stirrup of Northumberland, V, [207] b, title due to a misreading of Scott’s hand (should be Heiress).
• The stormy winds do blow, V, [148].
• The Suffolk Miracle (No 272), V, [58-67], [303].
• V, [225].
• Susan Py, or, Young Bichen’s Garland, I, 454, 483 b.
• Susan Pye and Lord Beichan, I, 454.
• Susie Cleland, II, 112.
• The Swain’s Resolve, IV, 389.
• The swan swims bonnie, O, I, 118.
• Sweet Robin, V, [104].
• The Sweet Trinity (The Golden Vanity) (No 286), V, [135-42], [305].
• Sweet William, IV, 411.
• II, 101, 112 n., 113 n., 356.
• Sweet William and May Margaret (==Sweet William’s Ghost), II, 226.
• Sweet William and the Young Colonel, II, 288.
• Sweet William’s Ghost (No 77), II, 226-34, 512; IV, 474; V, [225], [294].
• I, 435; II, 156, 174, 204, 234, 240; IV, 390, 415; V, [60] n., [166].
• Sweet Willie (==Fair Janet), II, 100.
• Sweet Willie (==The Famous Flower of Serving-Men), II, 428.
• Sweet Willie and Fair Annie (==Lord Thomas and Fair Annet), II, 100, 179.
• Sweet Willie and Fair Maisry (==Fair Janet), II, 100.
• Sweet Willie and Lady Margerie (==Willie and Lady Maisry), II, 167.
• Sweet Willie and May Margaret (==The Mother’s Malison), IV, 185.
• Sweet Willie of Salisbury, II, 399.
• Sweet Willy (==Willie’s Lady), I, 81.
• Tam Lin (No 39), I, 335-58, 507 f.; II, 505; III, 504 f.; IV, 455-9; V, [215], [290].
• I, 308, 320 n., 360 n., 446, 450; III, 381; IV, 186 n.; V, [11] n., [40] n., [223].
• Tam-a-lin, or, The Knight of Faerylande, I, 335.
• Tam-a-line, the Elfin Knight, I, 335.
• Tamlane, I, 507; IV, 458 a.
• I, 256.
• There livd a knight in Jesuitmont, V, [34] n.
• There livd a wife in the wilds of Kent, IV, 439 a.
• There was a jovial beggar, V, [113] n.
• There was a knight in Jessamy, V, [34] n.
• There was a knight was drunk with wine, II, 491.
• There was a wife in yon town, V, [109].
• There waur three ladies, I, 141.
• There were aucht an forty nobles, IV, 338.
• Ther wer three ravens, IV, 454.
• There were three sisters going from home, III, 500.
• The Thief Outwitted, V, [128].
• Thomalyn, a ballett of, I, 336.
• Thomas Cromwell (No 171), III, 377.
• Thomas of Potte, II, 441.
• Thomas o Yonderdale (No 253), IV, 409-11.
• II, 69.
• Thomas Rymer (No 37), I, 317-29; II, 505; III, 504; IV, 454 f.; V, [290].
• I, 330, 358; IV, 458.
• Thomas Rymer and Queen of Elfland, I, 317.
• Thomas the Rhymer, IV, 454.
• The Three Brothers, III, 484.
• The Three Knights, I, 141.
• The Three Ravens (No 26), I, 253 f.; IV, 454; V, [212].
• II, 429.
• The Three Sisters (==Riddles Wisely Expounded), I, 1.
• The Three Sisters (==The Twa Sisters), I, 118.
• The Thyme Song, V, [258].
• Tifty’s Nanny, IV, 300.
• The Tinker and Farmer’s Daughter’s Garland, V, [109].
• Tiranti, my Son, I, 151.
• Tom Linn, I, 335.
• Tom Potts (No 109), II, 441-56; III, 518. III, 276.
• Tomaline, I, 335.
• Tring Dilly, II, 432.
• The Trooper, V, [172].
• The Trooper and Fair Maid, V, [172].
• I, 437.
• Trooper and Maid (No 299), V, [172-4], [306].
• The Trooper Lad, V, [306] f.
• True Love Requited, or, The Bayliff’s Daughter of Islington, II, 428.
• A True Tale of Robin Hood (No 154), III, 227-33.
• III, 103, 220, 223.
• True Tammas (==Erlinton), I, 106.
• True Thomas and the Queen of Elfland, I, 317.
• The Trumpeter of Fyvie, IV, 300.
• The Tryal of the Laird of Gycht, IV, 309 n.
• The Turkish Galley, V, [135].
• The Turkish Lady, I, 463.
• The Turkish Lady and the English Slave, I, 463.
• The Twa Brithers, I, 435.
• The Twa Brothers (No 49), I, 435-44; II, 507; III, 507; IV, 460; V, [217] f.
• I, 167, 168, and n., 446, 448; II, 14 n., 137, 234, 288; III, 381; V, [291].
• The Twa Brothers, or, The Wood o Warslin, I, 435.
• The Twa Corbies, I, 253; IV, 454.
• The Twa Knights (No 268), V, [21-28].
• I, 67; IV, 383; V, [277].
• The Twa Magicians (No 44), I, 399-403; II, 506; III, 506 f.; IV, 459; V, [216].
• The Twa Sisters (No 10), I, 118-41, 493-6; II, 498, 509; III, 499; IV, 447-9; V, [208], [286].
• I, 40 n.
• ’Twas on a Christmas Day, V, [95].
• The Two Brothers, I, 435; IV, 460.
• The Two Constant Lovers in Scotland, II, 441, 456.
• The Unco Knicht’s Wowing, I, 1.
• The Unfortunate Forrester, or, Fair Eleanor’s Tragedy, II, 180; III, 509 b.
• The Ungrateful Knight and the Fair Flower of Northumberland, I, 111.
• The Unquiet Grave (No 78), II, 234-8, 512; III, 512 f.; IV, 474-6; V, [225], [294].
• V, [116].
• Wakefylde and a grene, A ballett of, III, 129.
• The Wakerife Mammy, IV, 389.
• Wallace and his Leman, II, 513; III, 265.
• Walter Lesly (No 296), V, [168] f.
• Warenston and the Duke of York’s Daughter, II, 346.
• A Warning for Maidens, or, Young Bateman, I, 455.
• A Warning for Married Women, etc., IV, 360.
• A Warning-Piece to England against Pride and Wickedness, etc., III, 257.
• The Water o Gamrie (Gemrie, Gamery), IV, 178.
• See Rare Willie Drowned in Yarrow.
• The Water o Wearie’s Well (Wells), I, 22.
• A Waukrife Minnie, IV, 389.
• We were sisters, we were seven, I, 62.
• The Weary Coble o Cargill, IV, 358.
• II, 156.
• The Weary Heir of Linne, V, [11].
• The Wedding of Robin Hood and Little John, II, 415.
• Wee Messgrove, II, 242.
• The Wee Wee Man (No 38), I, 329-34.
• I, 335.
• The West-Country Damosel’s Complaint (No 292), V, [157-9].
• The West-Country Wager, I, 390.
• The Western Tragedy, I, 23 n.
• What a bad luck had I (==The Queen of all Sluts), I, 301 n.
• The White Fisher (No 264), IV, 435-7.
• Whittingham Fair, II, 495; V, [206].
• The Whummil Bore (No 27), I, 255; V, [212].
• I, 187; V, [203].
• The Widdow-Woman, III, 513.
• The Wife of Usher’s Well (No 79), II, 238 f.; III, 513 f.; V, [294] f.
• II, 173.
• The Wife Wrapt in Wether’s Skin (No 277), V, [104-7], [304] f.
• Will Stewart and John (No 107), II, 432-8; V, [237].
• Will ye go to the Hielans, Geordie? IV, 123.
• William and Marjorie, II, 226.
• William Clowdisley, A ballad of, neuer printed before, III, 34.
• William Grismond’s Downfal, II, 16.
• William Guiseman, II, 16.
• Willie and Annet, II, 100.
• Willie and Earl Richard’s Daughter (No 102), II, 412-15; III, 518.
• II, 296, 303, 406, 499.
• Willie and Janet, II, 100.
• Willie and Lady Maisry (No 70), II, 167-9.
• II, 240, 244.
• Willie and Margaret, IV, 185.
• Willie and May Margaret, IV, 185.
• I, 372, 435.
• Willie Doo, I, 151; IV, 450 a.
• Willie Macintosh (No 183), III, 456 f.; IV, 516.
• Willie o Douglas Dale (No 101), II, 406-11; III, 517; V, [235-7].
• II, 368, 377, 412, 416.
• Willie of Duglass Daill, V, [235].
• Willie of Winsberye, II, 398.
• Willie O Winsbury (No 100), II, 398-406, 514 f.; III, 517; IV, 491; V, [296].
• II, 377, 406; V, [29].
• Willie, the Kitchie-Boy, IV, 400.
• Willie, the Widow’s Son, II, 167.
• Willie Wallace, III, 265.
• Willie’s drowned in Gamery, IV, 178.
• Willie’s Fatal Visit (No 255), IV, 415f.
• II, 406, 513; IV, 389.
• Willie’s Lady (No. 6), I, 81-8; II, 498; III, 497; V, [207], [285].
• I, 67.
• Willie’s Lyke-Wake (No 25), I, 247-52, 506 f.; II, 502; III, 503; IV, 453; V, [212], [289].
• II, 356.
• Willy’s rare and Willy’s fare, IV, 178.
• IV, 163.
• Wilson, III, 496.
• The Wind hath blown my Plaid away, or, A Discourse betwixt a young [Wo]man and the Elphin Knight, a proper new ballad entituled, I, 6.
• The Wind hath blown my Plaid awa, or, A Discourse between a Young Woman and the Elphin Knight, I, 6, 20.
• The Winsome Laird of Young Logie, IV, 516.
• With that came out his paramour, fragment, V, [202].
• The witty lass of Somersetshire, or, The fryer servd in his kind, V, [100].
• The Wofull Death of Queene Jane, wife to King Henry the Eight, etc., III, 372.
• The Wood o Warslin, I, 435.
• The Wylie Wife of the Hie Toun Hie (No 290), V, [153-6].
• The Yerle o Aboyne, V, [271].
• The Yetts of Gowrie, IV, 160.
• Yorkshire Bite, V, [129].
• The Yorkshire Farmer, V, [128].
• Young Airly, IV, 54.
• Young Akin, I, 360.
• Young Allan (No 245), IV, 375-83; V, [275] f.
• II, 17, 19 n.
• Young Andrew (No 48), I, 432-4.
• I, 113.
• Young Annochie, IV, 347.
• Young Beachen, V, [218].
• Young Bearwell (No 302), V, [178] f.
• Young Beichan (No 53), I, 454-83; II, 508 f.; III, 507; IV, 460-2; V, [218-20], [291].
• I, 67, 279 n.; II, 127, 204; III, 498, 514; IV, 5, 409.
• Young Beichan and Susie Pye, I, 454.
• Young Bekie, I, 454; V, [218].
• Young Benjie (No 86), II, 281-3; IV, 478 f.
• Young Betrice, II, 377.
• Young Bicham, I, 454.
• Young Bichen, I, 455 n.
• Young Bichen’s Garland, I, 454, 483 b.
• Young Bondwell, I, 454.
• Young Brechin, I, 454.
• Younge Cloudeslee, III, 34.
• The Young Earl of Essex’s Victory over the Emperor of Germany (No 288), V, [145-8].
• Young Edward, V, [305].
• Young Hastings, I, 360.
• Young Hastings, the Groom, I, 360.
• The Young Heir of Baleichan (Baleighan), IV, 156 n.
• Young Hunting (No 68), II, 142-55, 512; III, 509; IV, 468; V, [223].
• II, 137, 406, 407; IV, 39.
• Young Hyn Horn (Hynhorn, Hyndhorn), I, 187, 502.
• Young Hyndford, III, 509 a.
• Young Johnstone (No 88), II, 288-95.
• The Young Laird o Keltic, V, [153].
• The Young Laird of Ochiltree, III, 449.
• Young Logie, III, 449, 520; V, [299] f.
• Young Lundie was in Brechin born, I, 455 n.
• The Young MacLean, IV, 270.
• Young Musgrave, II, 242.
• Young Patrick, II, 17.
• Young Peggy (No 298), V, [171].
• Young Prince James, II, 112.
• Young Ratcliffe, IV, 116.
• Young Redin (Riedan), II, 142.
• Young Ronald (No 304), V, [181-4].
• (The) Young Tam Lane (Tamlane), I, 335, 507.
• Young Tamlin, I, 335.
• Young Tolquhon, IV, 48 f.
• Young Tom Line, I, 335, 356 a.
• Young Waters (No 94), II, 342-6; III, 516.

Albanian.

• Βαλα ἐ Ἐγγιελινες, La ballata di Angelina, I, 97.
• Garentina, V, [65].
• Κοσταντίνι ἰ βόγελιθ, Costantino il piccolo, I, 198 f., 502 b.