Text Index-WH

Date	Text	Short Title	Page	Verses
1795	Wha Does this Bonnet Fit? (t)	Tribute, 1795	47-48	4
1803	Wha sae fast, sae young, and gay (r)	American Songster, 1803	23	3
1805	Wha sae fast, sae young and gay (r)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	78-79	3
1812	Wha wad na be in love (fl)	Diamond Scottish Lively, 1812	3-4	5
1817	Wha wad na be in love (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	67	5
1803	Wha wadna be in love (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	137-138	5
1806	Wha wadna be in love (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	17-18	5
1806	Wha wadna be in love (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	17-18	5
1812	Wha wadna be in love (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	218-220	5
1813	Wha wadna be in love (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	43-44	5
1817	Wha wadna be in love (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	14-15	5
1820	Wha wadna be in love (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	118
1820	Wha wadna be in love (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1820	118
1812	Wha Wadna Be in Love (t)	Minstrel, 1812	218-220	5
1815	Wha wadna be in love wi' Maggie Lauder (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-2, 1815	65-67	5
1813	Wha wadna be in love? (fl)	American Songster, 1813	7-8	5
1796	Wha wants me? (bt)	Tom Paine, 1796	46-47	8
1795	Wha wants me? (bt)	Tribute, 1795	19-20	8
1812	Whack fal de diddle, &c. (bt)	Harp of Erin, 1812	155-156	4
1805	Whack fal de ral, &c. (bt)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	42-43	2
1807	Whack fal de ral, &c. (bt)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	101-103	2
1812	Whack fal de ral, &c. (bt)	Harp of Erin, 1812	28-29	2
1817	Whack fal de ral, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	90	2
1817	Whack fal de ral, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	121-122	2
1807	Whack fal didle dum (r)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	109-111	3
1798	Whack fal la! lal, de ral la ral lal, lal de ral (r)	Columbian, 1798	43-44	3
1800	Whack fal la! lal, de ral la ral lal, lal de ral (r)	Festival, 1800	58-59	3
1817	Whack falare, &c. (bt)	Village Songster, 1817	22-23
1817	Whack falare, &c. (bt)	Songster's New PC, 1817	101-102	6
1818	Whack falare, &c. (bt)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	76-78	6
1819	Whack falare, &c. (bt)	Songster's PC, 1819	25-26	6
1820	Whack falare, &c. (bt)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	26-28	6
1817	Whack falare, bow wow (r)	Village Songster, 1817	22-23
1818	Whack falare, bow wow (r)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	76-78	6
1819	Whack falare, bow wow (r)	Songster's PC, 1819	25-26	6
1816	Whack fas ra la, &c. (bt)	American Patriotic, 1816	46-47	8
1820	Whack for O'Shaughnashane, Tooleywhagg-ho! (r)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	110-111	3
1811	Whack! Hurla, bow wow (bt)	Musical Repertory, 1811	71-74	10
1817	Whack row de dow, &c. (bt)	Songster's New PC, 1817	91-93	5
1820	Whack! row de dow dow (bt)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	15-16	5
1812	Whack! row de dow dow (r)	Harp of Erin, 1812	63-64	5
1814	Whack! row de dow dow (r)	Comic Songs, 1814	16-17	5
1814	Whack! row de dow dow (r)	Ameican Star, 1814	147-148	5
1816	Whack! row de dow dow (r)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	117-118	5
1817	Whack! row de dow dow (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	91	5
1817	Whack! row de dow dow (r)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	67-68	5
1817	Whack! row de dow dow (r)	Village Songster, 1817	18-19	5
1817	Whack! row de dow dow (r)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	87-88	5
1817	Whack! row de dow dow (r)	Mess of Messes, 1817	139-140	5
1817	Whack! row de dow dow (r)	American Star, 1817	166-167	5
1818	Whack! row de dow dow (r)	Columbian Songster, 1818	124-125	5
1818	Whack! row de dow dow (r)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	177-178	5
1818	Whack! row de dow dow (r)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	65-66	5
1764	Whare is he gone whom I adore [sic] (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	57-58	3
1816	Wha's this, bedight in tatter'd claes (fl)	Forest Minstrel, 1816	29-30	4
1790	What a beau my Granny was! (r)	Philadelphia Jest, 1790	93-94	3
1788	What a Beau my Granny Was (t)	Enchanting, 1788	42	3
1806	What a Beau My Granny Was (t)	Black Bird-2, 1806	115-116	3
1806	What a Beau My Granny Was (t)	Linnet, 1806	115-116	3
1812	What a Beau My Granny Was (t)	Black Bird, 1812	115-116	3
1816	What a Beau My Granny Was (t)	Black Bird, 1816	121	3
1820	What a Beau My Granny Was (t)	Blackbird, 1820	115-116	3
1777	What a blockhead is he who's afraid to die poor (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	65-66	8
1798	What a Charming fellow (t)	Humming Bird, 1798	167	5
1801	What a Charming Fellow (t)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	158	5
1805	What a Charming Fellow (t)	Warbler, 1805	119-120	5
1805	What a Charming Fellow (t)	Modern Songster, 1805	82-83
1805	What a Charming Fellow (t)	Town & Country, 1805	82-83	5
1812	What a Charming Fellow (t)	Songster's Museum, 1812	13	5
1788	What a charming thing's a battle! (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	32	2
1788	What a charming thing's a battle! (fl)	American Songster, 1788	130-131	3
1790	What a charming thing's a battle (fl)	Charmer, 1790	26-27	2
1797	What a charming thing's a battle! (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	115	2
1797	What a charming thing's a battle (fl)	Columbian, 1797	74-75	2
1798	What a charming thing's a battle (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	12-13	3
1800	What a charming thing's a battle! (fl)	Amorous, 1800	47	3
1803	What a charming thing's a battle! (fl)	American Songster, 1803	130-131	3
1805	What a charming thing's a battle! (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	133	3
1806	What a charming thing's a battle! (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	152	3
1809	What a charming thing's a battle! (fl)	American Vocal, 1809	18-19	2
1815	What a charming thing's a battle! (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	67	2
1788	What a charming thing's a battle (r)	American Songster, 1788	130-131	3
1797	What a charming thing's a battle! (r)	Sky Lark, 1797	115	2
1797	What a charming thing's a battle! (r)	Columbian, 1797	74-75	2
1798	What a charming thing's a battle (r)	Buck's PC, 1798	12-13	3
1800	What a charming thing's a battle (r)	Amorous, 1800	47	3
1803	What a charming thing's a battle (r)	American Songster, 1803	130-131	3
1805	What a charming thing's a battle (r)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	133	3
1810	What a charming thing's a battle (r)	New Musical-1, 1810	55-56	3
1810	What a charming thing's a battle (r)	New Musical-2, 1810	55-56	3
1815	What a charming thing's a battle (r)	Songster's Companion, 1815	67	2
1788	What a Charming Thing's a Battle (t)	Enchanting, 1788	32	2
1797	What a Charming Thing's a Battle (t)	Columbian, 1797	74-75	2
1800	What a Charming Thing's a Battle (t)	Amorous, 1800	47	3
1805	What a Charming Thing's a Battle (t)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	133	3
1806	What a Charming Thing's a Battle (t)	Complete Modern, 1806	152	3
1810	What a Charming Thing's a Battle (t)	New Musical-1, 1810	55-56	3
1810	What a Charming Thing's a Battle (t)	New Musical-2, 1810	55-56	3
1815	What a Charming Thing's a Battle (t)	Songster's Companion, 1815	67	2
1799	What a charming thing's a battle? (fl)	Columbian, 1799	II:25	2
1799	What a charming thing's a battle? (r)	Columbian, 1799	II:25	2
1794	What a good boy was I?. And (r)	Tommy Thumb, 1794	44	1
1797	What a great beau my granny was (r)	Sky Lark, 1797	211-212	3
1803	What a great thing to be married (at)	Battle of Flodden, 1803	4-6	4
1798	What a hard lot is ours now, indeed and indeed (fl)	Columbian, 1798	24-25	3
1799	What a plague cried young Colin would Chloe be at (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	101-102	5
1801	What a plague cry'd young Colin would Chloe be at? (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	110-111	5
1799	What a plague do you call all these women but mad? (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	177	3
1818	What a plague's a summer breakfast (fl)	Universal Song-Book-2, 1818	[30-32]	7
1786	What a pretty kitten's here (fl)	Robin Red Breast, 1786	66-68	6
1799	What a queer thing to be married (bt)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	226227	3
1799	What a rare thing it is to be married (r)	American, 1799	160-162	3
1800	What a rare thing it is to be married (r)	American, 1800	160-162	3
1811	What a sly little urchin this Love is (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	191	2
1786	What a sweet and pretty creature (fl)	Robin Red Breast, 1786	33-35	6
1818	What a whimsical creature was form'd in a frolic (r)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	114-117	3
1805	What a whimsical creature was formed in a frolic (r)	Choice Collection, 1805	34-36	3
1816	What a whisical creature (r)	Black Bird, 1816	111-112	3
1819	What ails thee, Heart! so wildly thus to beat? (fl)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	143	1
1819	What airy sounds (fl)	Songster's Magazine-8, 1819	48
1820	What airy sounds (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	48
1817	What, alas! is life below (fl)	Songs of Love, 1817	20-21	3
1811	What angel form is that descends (fl)	Harp, 1811	68-69	10
1802	What anguish fills the breast (fl)	Complete Pocket, 1802	49-52	11
1817	What are the joys of white man here? (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	115-116	3
1797	What argufies pride and ambition (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	III:5	5
1799	What argufies pride and ambition (fl)	American, 1799	96-97	5
1800	What argufies pride and ambition (fl)	American, 1800	96-97
1805	What argufies pride and ambition (fl)	Union Song, 1805	202-203	5
1797	What argufies pride and ambition? (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	III:5	4
1798	What argufies pride and ambition? (fl)	Columbian, 1798	203-204	4
1799	What argufies pride and ambition? (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	48-49	6
1800	What argufies pride and ambition? (fl)	Festival, 1800	34	4
1807	What argufies pride and ambition? (fl)	American Songster, 1807	92-93	4
1798	What argufies your logic, your sense and all that there (fl)	Columbian, 1798	102-103	6
1812	What arm a sinking State can save (fl)	Works of Paine, 1812	252-253	8
1802	What art on earth is more sublime (fl)	Complete Pocket, 1802	9-12	1
1799	What art thou, facinating war [sic] (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	189-190	3
1805	What art thou, fascinating war (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	236-237	3
1788	What bard, &c. (bt)	Charms, 1788	27-28	2
1796	What bard, &c. (bt)	Vocal, 1796	123-124	2
1788	What bard, O time, discover (fl)	Charms, 1788	27-28	2
1790	What bard, O time, discover (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	131-132	2
1796	What bard, O time, discover (fl)	Vocal, 1796	123-124	2
1801	What baron or 'squire, or knight of the shire (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	69	2
1805	What baron or 'squire, or knight of the shire (r)	Warbler, 1805	51	2
1817	What baron or squire, Or knight of the shire (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	69	2
1817	What baron or squire, or knight of the shire (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	62-63	2
1765	What beauteous scenes enchant my sight (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.124-II.125	3
1760	What beauties does Flora disclose! (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	31-32	4
1790	What beauties does Flora disclose (fl)	Charmer, 1790	51-52	4
1797	What beauties does Flora disclose (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	I:14	4
1797	What beauties does Flora disclose! (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	I:14	4
1800	What beauties does Flora disclose! (fl)	Syren, 1800	20	4
1803	What beauties does Flora disclose (fl)	Nightingale, 1803	53
1804	What beauties does Flora disclose! (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	35-37	4
1807	What beauties does Flora disclose! (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	57	4
1809	What beauties does Flora disclose! (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	57	4
1810	What beauties does Flora disclose (fl)	Bachelor Decoyed, 1810	9-10	8
1812	What beauties does Flora disclose (fl)	Diamond Scottish Sentimental, 1812	9-10	4
1813	What beauties does Flora disclose! (fl)	American Songster, 1813	83	4
1813	What beauties does Flora disclose! (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	83	4
1817	What beauties does Flora disclose (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	140-141	4
1817	What beauties does Flora disclose (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	93	4
1818	What beauties does Flora disclose (fl)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	90-92	4
1803	What beauties does Flora disclose (t)	Nightingale, 1803	53
1788	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	American Songster, 1788	24-25	4
1789	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Apollo, 1789	92
1791	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Apollo, 1791	92-93	4
1793	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	92	4
1793	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	92	4
1793	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Syren, 1793	138-139	4
1795	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	73-74	4
1801	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	93-94	4
1802	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	129-130	4
1803	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	American Songster, 1803	24-25	4
1804	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	53-55	4
1806	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	161-162	4
1806	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	161-162	4
1808	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	57	4
1808	What Beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	National Songster, 1808	180-181	4
1810	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	85-86	4
1811	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	71-72	4
1812	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	84-85	4
1816	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	84-85	4
1816	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	50-51	4
1817	What beauties does Flora disclose? (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	29	4
1807	What Call Have You to Me, Ned? (t)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	109-111	3
1817	What Can a Lassy Do (t)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	26-27
1817	What Can a Lassy Do (t)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	102-103	3
1817	What Can a Lassy Do (t)	Mess of Messes, 1817	98-99	3
1819	What Can a Lassy Do (t)	Songster's PC, 1819	15-16	3
1799	What can a lassy do? (r)	American Ladies PB, 1799	131-132
1817	What can a lassy do? (r)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	26-27
1817	What can a lassy do? (r)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	102-103	3
1817	What can a lassy do? (r)	Mess of Messes, 1817	98-99	3
1819	What can a lassy do? (r)	Songster's PC, 1819	15-16	3
1799	What Can a Lassy Do? (t)	American Ladies PB, 1799	131-132
1817	What can a woman poor thing do (fl)	Village Songster, 1817	37-38	3
1820	What can a woman poor thing, do? (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	98-99	3
1817	What Can a Woman, Poor Thing, Do? (t)	Village Songster, 1817	37-38	3
1820	What Can A Women Poor Thing, Do? (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	98-99	3
1812	What Can a Young Lassie (t)	Diamond Scottish Lively, 1812	64-65	4
1818	What Can a Young Lassie Do (t)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	150	4
1819	What can a young Lassie do (t)	Songster's Magazine-7, 1819	10
1820	What Can a Young Lassie Do (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	53-54	4
1820	What can a young Lassie do (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	10
1818	What Can a Young Lassie do wi' an Auld Man (t)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	193-194	4
1812	What can a young lassie, what shall a young lassie (fl)	Diamond Scottish Lively, 1812	64-65	4
1818	What can a young lassie, what shall a young lassie (fl)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	193-194	4
1818	What can a young lassie, what shall a young lassie (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	150	4
1819	What can a young lassie, what shall a young lassie (fl)	Songster's Magazine-7, 1819	10
1820	What can a young lassie, what shall a young lassie (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	10
1820	What can a young lassie, what should a young lassie (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	53-54	4
1798	What can the matter be (it)	Columbian, 1798	185-186	4
1805	What can the matter be (it)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	46-47	3
1806	What can the matter be (it)	Complete Modern, 1806	45-46	3
1815	What can the matter be (it)	Songster's Companion, 1815	34-35	3
1798	What Can the Matter Be! (t)	Jovial-2, 1798	42-43	3
1798	What can the Matter be (t)	Whim, 1798	8	1
1812	What Can the Matter Be (t)	Diamond Irish Humourous, 1812	21-23	4
1816	What Can the Matter Be (t)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	118-119	4
1818	What Can the Matter Be (t)	Columbian Songster, 1818	142	4
1812	[What Can the Matter Be?] (it)	Harp of Erin, 1812	117-118	4
1798	What can the matter be? (r)	Columbian, 1798	73	4
1812	What Can the Matter Be? (t)	Harp of Erin, 1812	116-117	4
1817	What can woman poor thing do (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	159-160	3
1817	What Can Woman, Poor Thing Do (t)	Songster's New PC, 1817	159-160	3
1817	What Can Woman Poor Thing Do? (t)	Songster's New PC, 1817	7. App.
1812	What car I how black I be [sic] (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1812	30	1
1785	What care I how black I be (fl)	Mother Goose, 1785	44	1
1794	What care I how black I [be] (fl)	Mother Goose, 1794	44	1
1799	What care I how black I be (fl)	Mother Goose, 1799	43	1
1799	What care I how black I be (fl)	Lullabies, 1799	26	1
1800	What care I how black I be (fl)	Mother Goose, 1800	44	1
1819	What care I how black I be (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1819	20	1
1764	What care I how fair she be (r)	Mock Bird, 1764	211-212	3
1811	What care I how fair she be! (r)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	206-207	5
1803	What Care I How Fair She Be (t)	Songster's Museum, 1803	119-121	3
1812	What Care I How Fair She Be (t)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	38-39	5
1817	What Care I How Fair She Be (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	29	5
1817	What Care I How Fair She Be (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	81-82	5
1791	What Cato advises most certainly wise, is (fl)	Apollo, 1791	117	4
1793	What Cato advises most certainly wise is (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	117*	4
1797	What Cato advises most certainly wise is (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	III:10	4
1797	What Cato advises most certainly wise is (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	III:10-III:11	4
1800	What Cato advises, most certainly wise, is (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	18	2
1801	What Cato advises, most certainly wise is (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	115-116	2
1804	What Cato advises, most certainly wise is (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	108	4
1805	What Cato advises, most certainly wise is (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	175-176	2
1805	What Cato advises, most certainly wise is (fl)	Mock-Bird, 1805	67-68	2
1810	What Cato advises most certainly wise is (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	77	2
1796	What cheer, my dear Poll, &c. (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	11
1801	What cheer, my dear Poll, did'nt I tell you as how [sic] (fl)	Evenings Amusement, 1801	6-8	12
1820	What cheer my dear Poll? Didn't I tell you as how (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	75-76	4
1793	What cheer, my dear Poll---did'nt I tell you as how (fl)	Syren, 1793	4-6	4
1798	What cheer my dear Poll---didn't I tell you as how (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	13-15	4
1800	What cheer my dear Poll---didn't I tell you as how (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	88-89	4
1804	What cheer my dear Poll--didn't I tell you as how (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	71-73	4
1795	What cheer my dear Poll---did'nt I tell you as how [sic] (fl)	Medley, 1795	191-193	4
1797	What cheer my dear Poll---did'nt I tell you as how [sic] (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	6-7	4
1802	What cheer my dear Poll---did'nt I tell you as how [sic] (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	92-93	4
1806	What cheer my dear Poll---did'nt I tell you as how [sic] (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	74-75	4
1806	What cheer my dear Poll---did'nt I tell you as how [sic] (fl)	Linnet, 1806	74-75	4
1812	What cheer my dear Poll---did'nt I tell you as how [sic] (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	74-75	4
1816	What cheer my dear Polly---did'nt I tell you as how [sic] (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	75-78	4
1816	What cheer, my honest messmates (fl)	American Patriotic, 1816	44-45	5
1779	What cheer, ny honest Mess-Mate (it)	Songs Naval, 1779	89-90	2
1790	What cheerful sounds salute our ears (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	70-71	4
1797	What cheerful sounds salute our ears (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	77-78	4
1805	What cheerful sounds salute our ears (fl)	Union Song, 1805	167-168	4
1818	What did beauty or virtue avail (r)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	56	3
1813	What distant thunders rend the skies (fl)	American Patriotic-1, 1813	48-50	10
1813	What distant thunders rend the skies (fl)	American Patriotic-2, 1813	48-50	10
1816	What distant thunders rend the skies (fl)	American Patriotic, 1816	39-41
1811	What do I love? a polish'd mind (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	99-100	3
1812	What do I love? a polish'd mind (fl)	Syren, 1812	126-127	3
1814	What do I love? a polish'd mind (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	16-17	3
1814	What do I love? a polish'd mind (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1814	137-138	3
1786	What do you see there my deary (fl)	Robin Red Breast, 1786	42-44	6
1812	What do you think of an Irish, &c. (bt)	Harp of Erin, 1812	50-52	4
1811	What dreaming drone was ever blest (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	102-103	4
1799	What d'ye thingk of my miller's daughter? (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	1-2	3
1814	What d'ye think of an Irish hay-maker, &c. (r)	Comic Songs, 1814	99-101	4
1818	What d'ye think of an Irish hay-maker, &c. (r)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	174-175	4
1820	What d'ye think of an Irish hay-maker, &c. (r)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	151-152	4
1799	What d'ye think of my miller's daughter (r)	American, 1799	75-76	3
1800	What d'ye think of my miller's daughter (r)	American, 1800	75-76	3
1814	What fairy scenes before me ran (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	22-23	3
1817	What fairy scenes before me ran (fl)	American Star, 1817	25	3
1801	What greater bliss can fall from Heav'n (fl)	Republican Harmonist, 1801	140	1
1812	What happy days shall William prove (r)	Syren, 1812	50	2
1813	What heart but throbs high with sincerest devotion (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	74-75	2
1817	What Heavenly form is that appears (fl)	Songs of Love, 1817	86-91	16
1803	What heav'nly sounds now float upon the gale! (fl)	American Ladies PB-2, 1803	56	4
1816	What Hero led to fight our Sires? (fl)	Sky Lark, 1816	94-95	6
1811	What I Love (t)	Musical Repertory, 1811	99-100	3
1812	What I Love (t)	Syren, 1812	126-127	3
1814	What I Love (t)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	16-17	3
1814	What I Love (t)	American Ladys PB, 1814	137-138	3
1801	What if I am mad? what if in pain (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	226	3
1799	What if my pleasures fools condemn (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	45	2
1803	What ills my infant days await (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	167	4
1788	What is a poet, Sir? you Sir? no Sir (fl)	American Songster, 1788	140	3
1803	What is a poet, Sir? you, Sir? no Sir! (fl)	American Songster, 1803	140	3
1798	What is a poet, Sir? you, Sir? no, Sir? (fl)	Echo, 1798	126-127	3
1799	What is a poet, Sir? you, Sir? no, Sir? (fl)	Columbian, 1799	III:36	3
1797	What is a poet, Sir? you, Sir? no Sir (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	87	3
1800	What is a Woman Like? A Comic Song (t)	Collection, 1800	20-21
1797	What is beauty, but a flow'r (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	96-97	2
1803	What is beauty, but a flow'r (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	149-150	3
1812	What is beauty, but a flow'r (fl)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	39-40	2
1811	What is beauty without pleasure (r)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	245-246	4
1765	What, is he gone! and can it be (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.15-II.16	4
1812	What is it that rides thro' the forest so fast (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1812	23-29
1818	What is Life of Love Bereft? (t)	Masonick Melodies, 1818	44-48	1
1816	What is Life of Love Bereft? Duet (t)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	240-244	2
1816	What is life, what is life of love bereft (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	240-244	2
1818	What is life, what is life of love bereft (fl)	Masonick Melodies, 1818	44-48	1
1817	What is love (t)	Songster's New PC, 1817	1, App.
1760	What is love, fantastick boy! (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	149-150	5
1801	What is Love? (t)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	216	4
1805	What is Love? (t)	Warbler, 1805	154-155	4
1817	What is Love? (t)	Village Songster, 1817	51	3
1817	What is Love? (t)	Songster's New PC, 1817	173	3
1817	What is love? why but a name (fl)	Village Songster, 1817	51	3
1817	What is love? why but a name (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	173	3
1800	What is man unpossess'd of the permanent joy (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1800	134-135	5
1815	What, is there ill news, you're so sad, Robin Gray (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	229-230	5
1806	What! is there ill-news you're so sad, Robin Gray (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	119-120	6
1806	What! is there ill-news you're so sad, Robin Gray (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	119-120	6
1807	What is there ill news, you're so sad, Robin Grey (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	33-34	5
1803	What Is't to Us (t)	Songster's Museum, 1803	197-198	5
1803	What is't to us who guides the state? (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	197-198	5
1820	What It Is to Love (t)	American Ladies PB, 1820	144-145	3
1820	What It Is to Love (t)	American Ladies PB, 1820	144-145	3
1818	What joy, when brethren dwell combin'd (fl)	Masonick Melodies, 1818	154-156	2
1797	What joys do the Craft on each Mason bestow (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	283-284	5
1797	What joys do the Craft on each mason bestow (fl)	Free Mansonry, 1797	207-208	5
1798	What joys do the Craft on each Mason bestow (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	65	5
1798	What joys do the Craft on each Mason bestow (fl)	Echo, 1798	197-198	5
1800	What joys do the Craft on each Mason bestow (fl)	Echo, 1800	172-173	5
1800	What joys do the Craft on each Mason bestow (fl)	Spicer's PC-2, 1800	22-23	5
1802	What joys do the Craft on each Mason bestow (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	68-69	5
1811	What joys do the Craft on each Mason bestow (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	175-176	5
1790	What lover is he that has nothing to give (fl)	Charmer, 1790	130	4
1804	What makes a modern gentleman (fl)	Variety, 1804	33	1
1811	What man in his wits had not rather be poor (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	86-87	9
1811	What man in his wits had not rather be poor (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	107	5
1760	What man, in his wits, had not rather been poor (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	105	5
1811	What matters, Tom, to where we're bound (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	267-268	5
1811	What matters, Tom, to where we're bound (fl)	Humourist, 1811	87	5
1814	What mean those hoarse threat'nings, that mix with the gale (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	27	3
1817	What mean those hoarse threat'nings, that mix with the gale (fl)	American Star, 1817	29-30	3
1818	What Means my Fair (t)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	133-134	2
1818	What means my fair that clouded brow (fl)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	133-134	2
1820	What means, my fair, that clouded brow (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	179-180	2
1820	What Means, my Fair, that Clouded Brow (t)	Melodist-1, 1820	179-180	2
1790	What means, my fair, that crystal tear (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	5	2
1764	What means that tender sigh my dear (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	106-107	2
1796	What means that tender sigh, my dear? (fl)	Vocal, 1796	10-11	4
1764	What means that throb said I my heart (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	132-133	3
1793	What means this new felt agitation (fl)	Pownall's Address, 1793	12-13	4
1800	What means this new felt agitation (fl)	Fables, 1800	45-46	4
1795	What meant our consternation (fl)	Tribute, 1795	41-43	6
1800	What meant our consternation (fl)	Republican, 1800	43
1801	What meant our consternation (fl)	Republican Harmonist, 1801	106-108	6
1796	What meant our consternation? (fl)	Tom Paine, 1796	64-65	6
1760	What Med'cine (t)	Mock Bird, 1760	91	4
1764	What Med'cine (t)	Mock Bird, 1764	76	4
1760	What med'cine can soften the bosom's keen smart (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	91	4
1764	What med'cine can soften the bosom's keen smart (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	76	4
1790	What med'cine can soften the bosom's keen smart (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	48	4
1765	What med'cine can soften the bosom's keen smart? (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.122	4
1801	What mortal can boast so noble a toast (r)	Muse of Masonry, 1801	23-24	7
1805	What mortal can more happy be (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	59-60	4
1806	What mortal can more happy be (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	84-85	4
1807	What mortal can more happy be (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	111-112	4
1810	What mortal can more happy be (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	157-158	5
1779	What mortals on earth can with Britons compare (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	84-85	6
1802	What mournful strains invade our ears (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	127-128
1764	What nation shall dare with old England compare (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	46-47	6
1779	What nation shall dare with old England compare (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	64-65	6
1799	What naughty things we women are (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	40	3
1799	What naughty things we women are (fl)	American, 1799	93-94	3
1800	What naughty things we women are (fl)	American, 1800	93-94	3
1801	What naughty things we women are (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	102-103	3
1814	What nerves the sodier, when danger surrounding [sic] (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	11-12	4
1813	What nerves the soldier, when danger surrounding (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	138	4
1814	What nerves the soldier, when danger surrounding (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1814	131	4
1800	What news! said John Bull to a croaker: Alack (fl)	Federal, 1800	99-100	6
1817	What news today (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1817	33	1
1760	What numbers shall the Muse repeat (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	87	4
1811	What pleasing scenes before me ran (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	33-34	3
1814	What pleasing scenes before me ran (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	57-58	3
1817	What pleasing scenes before me ran (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	34-35	3
1818	What pleasing scenes before me ran (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	34-35	3
1820	What pleasing scenes before me ran (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	34-35	3
1820	What pleasing scenes before me ran (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	34-35	3
1820	What pleasing scenes before me ran (fl)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	34-35	3
1812	What Pleasure Can Compare, &c. (t)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	61-63	5
1816	What Pleasure Can Compare, &c. (t)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	61-63	5
1795	What pleasure can compare (fl)	Medley, 1795	173-174	3
1799	What pleasure can compare (fl)	American, 1799	218-219	5
1800	What pleasure can compare (fl)	American, 1800	218-219	5
1812	What pleasure can compare (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	61-63	5
1816	What pleasure can compare (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	61-63	5
1795	What pleasure can compare, to a sleighing with the fair (fl)	Choice Collection, 1795	11	5
1790	What pleasure can compare, with sleighing with the fair (fl)	Charmer, 1790	42-43	5
1800	What pleasure can compare, with sleighing with the fair (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	98-99	5
1816	What Pleasures, &c. (t)	Sky Lark, 1816	5-7	5
1790	What Pleasures Can, &c. (t)	Charmer, 1790	42-43	5
1797	What Pleasures can Compare. &c. (t)	Columbian, 1797	82	5
1800	What Pleasures can Compare. &c. (t)	Amorous, 1800	93-95	5
1802	What Pleasures Can Compare, &c. (t)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	156-157	5
1805	What Pleasures Can Compare, &c. (t)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	136-137	5
1806	What Pleasures Can Compare, &c. (t)	Complete Modern, 1806	156-157	5
1810	What Pleasures Can Compare, &c. (t)	New Musical-1, 1810	95-96	5
1810	What Pleasures Can Compare, &c. (t)	New Musical-2, 1810	95-96	5
1811	What Pleasures Can Compare, &c. (t)	Songsters Repository, 1811	278-279	5
1797	What pleasures can compare (fl)	Columbian, 1797	82	5
1800	What pleasures can compare (fl)	Amorous, 1800	93-95	5
1802	What pleasures can compare (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	156-157	5
1805	What pleasures can compare (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	136-137	5
1806	What pleasures can compare (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	156-157	5
1809	What pleasures can compare (fl)	American Vocal, 1809	19-20	5
1810	What pleasures can compare (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	95-96	5
1810	What pleasures can compare (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	95-96	5
1810	What pleasures can compare (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	8-9	5
1811	What pleasures can compare (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	278-279	5
1816	What pleasures can compare (fl)	Sky Lark, 1816	5-7	5
1809	What Pleasures Can Compare (t)	American Vocal, 1809	19-20	5
1810	What Pleasures can Compare (t)	Sky Lark, 1810	8-9	5
1810	What power can prop a sinking soul (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	68-69	6
1789	What! put off with one denial (fl)	Apollo, 1789	43
1791	What! put off with one denial (fl)	Apollo, 1791	43	2
1793	What! put off with one denial (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	35	2
1793	What! put off with one denial (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	35	2
1811	What! put off with one denial (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	225	2
1765	What sadness reigns over the plain (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.44-I.45	4
1806	What sadness reigns over the plain (fl)	Linnet, 1806	171-173	6
1800	What sadness reigns over these plains [sic] (fl)	Echo, 1800	146-147	6
1800	What scripture says (fl)	Spicer's PC-1, 1800	32-36
1811	What shade and what stillness around! (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	212	4
1794	What shall he have that kill'd the deer? (fl)	Mother Goose, 1794	88	2
1800	What shall he have that kill'd the deer? (fl)	Mother Goose, 1800	87	2
1797	What shall I say (bt)	Syren-1, 1797	I:19-I:20	5
1803	What shall I say (r)	American Songster, 1803	111-112	5
1760	What shall I say to make my fair (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	260
1807	What shall I say? (bt)	American Songster, 1807	229-230	5
1811	What shall I say? (bt)	Universal Fortune-Teller, 1811	59-60	5
1811	What shall I say? (bt)	Amusement, 1811	59-60	5
1811	What shall we have for supper Mrs. Bond (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	246-247	5
1812	What shall we have for supper Mrs. Bond (fl)	Diamond English Humorous, 1812	22-23	5
1814	What shall we have for supper Mrs. Bond (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	98	5
1814	What shall we have for supper Mrs. Bond (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	98	5
1814	What shall we have for supper Mrs. Bond (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	98	5
1814	What shall we have for supper Mrs. Bond (fl)	American Muse, 1814	98	5
1817	What shall we have for supper Mrs. Bond (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	30-31	5
1817	What shall we have for supper Mrs. Bond [sic] (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	65
1815	What shall we have for supper Mrs. Bond? (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	89-90	5
1788	What shepherd. or nymph of the grove (fl)	Charms, 1788	75-77	5
1790	What shepherd or nymph of the grove (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	18-19	5
1796	What shepherd, or nymph of the grove (fl)	Vocal, 1796	171-173	5
1807	What Should a Woman Be? (t)	American Songster, 1807	176-177	5
1797	What solemn sounds on holy, &c. (fl)	Masonic, 1797	19-22
1785	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1785	69-70	2
1791	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Apollo, 1791	142-143	2
1794	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Freemason's PC, 1794	75-76	3
1796	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Jachin-2, 1796	49-50	6
1796	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Jachin-1, 1796	49-50	6
1797	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Jachin, 1797	64-65
1802	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Jachin, 1802	48	2
1802	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	92-93	2
1804	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Illustrations of Masonry-1, 1804	342-344	10
1804	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Illustrations of Masonry-2, 1804	382-383	11
1804	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Illustrations of Masonry-2, 1804	382	1
1807	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	53-54	2
1808	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Masonic Consitutions, 1808	168-171	7
1811	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Jachin-2, 1811	91-92	2
1811	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Jachin-1, 1811	91-92	2
1812	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Antichristian Antisocial, 1812	70-71	2
1814	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Masonic, 1814	151-152	2
1814	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Jachin, 1814	91-92	2
1815	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Jachin, 1815	89	2
1817	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	151-152	2
1818	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Masonic Constitutions, 1818	186-187	2
1818	What solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Jachin, 1818	86-87	2
1793	What solumn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	142-143*	2
1799	What song shall I sing? (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	150-151	4
1798	What sorrowful sounds do I hear (fl)	American MM, 1798	228-230	6
1800	What sorrowful sounds do I hear (fl)	Spicer's PC-1, 1800	51-53
1805	What sorrowful sounds do I hear (fl)	Musical Siren, 1805	29-30	6
1797	What sport can compare (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	187	3
1779	What swells within yon southern breeze? (fl)	Songs Loyal, 1779	34-35	9
1817	[What the bee is to the floweret] (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	58	4
1817	What the bee is to the floweret (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	151	4
1817	[What the Bee Is To the Floweret] (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	58	4
1817	What the Bee Is To the Floweret (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	151	4
1815	What the bee is to the flowret (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1815	95-96	5
1816	What the bee is to the flowret (fl)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	95-96	5
1816	What the bee is to the flowret (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	79-80	5
1816	What the bee is to the flowret (fl)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	56-57	5
1817	What the bee is to the flowret (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	57-58	5
1818	What the bee is to the flow'ret (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	62	5
1818	What the bee is to the flow'ret (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	168-169	5
1818	What the bee is to the flow'ret (fl)	Syren, 1818	II.56-II.57	5
1819	What the bee is to the flow'ret (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	145-146	5
1819	What the bee is to the flow'ret (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	145-146	5
1815	What the Bee is to the Flowret (t)	Irish Melodies, 1815	95-96	5
1816	What the Bee is to the Flowret (t)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	95-96	5
1816	What the Bee is to the Flow'ret (t)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	79-80	5
1816	What the Bee is to the Flow'ret (t)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	56-57	5
1817	What the Bee is to the Flowret (t)	Irish Melodies, 1817	57-58	5
1818	What the Bee is to the Flow'ret (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	168-169	5
1818	What the Bee is to the Flow'ret (t)	Syren, 1818	II.56-II.57	5
1819	What the Bee is to the Flow'ret (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	145-146	5
1819	What the Bee is to the Flow'ret (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	145-146	5
1815	What! the Girl I adore, by another embraced? (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	213-214	1
1777	What the heart feels oppose to the phrases of schools (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	24-26	12
1798	What the meaning can be we shall presently see (r)	Columbian, 1798	86	3
1807	What think you, my friends---'tis wond'rous to me (fl)	American Songster, 1807	232	4
1765	What tho' his guilt my heart hath torn (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.7
1760	What tho' my parents frown and scold (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	35-36	8
1809	What tho' the blooming, genial year (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	14-15	3
1809	What tho' the blooming, genial year (fl)	New Joke, 1809	122-123	3
1809	What tho' the blooming, genial year (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1809	124-125	3
1813	What tho' the blooming, genial year (fl)	American Songster, 1813	47-48	3
1813	What tho' the blooming, genial year (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	11-12	3
1816	[What tho' the blooming, genial year] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	129
1816	What tho' the blooming, genial year (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	21-22	3
1804	What tho' the fate of battle (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	73-76	18
1783	What tho' they call me country lass (it)	Ahiman,1783	128-129	4
1805	What tho' they call me country lass (it)	Free Mason's Companion, 1805	172-173	4
1805	What tho' they call me country lass (it)	True Ahiman, 1805	150-152	4
1783	What tho' they call us Mason-fools (fl)	Ahiman,1783	128-129	4
1805	What tho' they call us Mason-fools (fl)	Free Mason's Companion, 1805	172-173	4
1805	What tho' they call us mason-fools (fl)	True Ahiman, 1805	150-152	4
1807	What tho' they call us masons fools (fl)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	82	3
1812	What tho' tis true I've talk'd of love (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	30-31	2
1812	What tho' tis true I've talk'd of love (fl)	Syren, 1812	43	2
1812	What Tho' 'tis True I've Talk'd of Love (t)	Syren, 1812	43	2
1799	What thos I be a country clown [sic] (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	102-103	4
1799	What though from Venus Cupid sprung (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	70-71	4
1818	What though the blooming, genial year (fl)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	31-32	3
1734	What though they call us Masons fools (fl)	Constitutions, 1734	93	4
1819	What to me are the sweets, which the hawthorne exhales? (fl)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	89-90	6
1804	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	103-104	3
1790	What virgin or shepherd, in valley or grove (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	18	3
1792	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	39-40	3
1793	What virgin or shepherd, in valley or grove (fl)	Syren, 1793	163-164	3
1795	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Medley, 1795	39-40	3
1797	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	60-61	3
1798	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Nautical, 1798	29-30	3
1799	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	American, 1799	227-228	3
1800	What virgin or shepherd, in valley or grove (fl)	Festival, 1800	71-72	3
1800	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	American, 1800	227-228	3
1800	What virgin or shepherd, in valley or grove (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	67	3
1801	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	74	3
1801	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	67	3
1801	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	134	3
1802	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	74-75	3
1803	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	49	6
1803	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Nightingale, 1803	46
1804	What virgin or shepherd, in valley or grove (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	198-200	3
1805	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	28-29	3
1805	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	84-86	3
1806	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	23-24	3
1807	What virgin or Shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	46-47	3
1808	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	46-47	3
1808	What virgin, or shepherd, in valley or grove (fl)	National Songster, 1808	178-179	3
1809	What virgin or Shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	46-47	3
1810	What virgin or shepherd, in valley or grove (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	83-84	3
1811	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	72	3
1811	What virgin or shepherd, in valley or grove (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	98-100	3
1814	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	111-112	3
1815	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	American Songster, 1815	66-67	3
1815	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	262	3
1815	What virgin or shepherd, in valley or grove (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	120-122	3
1816	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	59	3
1816	What virgin or Shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	44-45	3
1817	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	American Star, 1817	129-130	3
1818	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	139-140	3
1820	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	150-151	3
1803	What virgin or shepherd in valley or grove (t)	Nightingale, 1803	46
1804	What virgin or shepherd in vally or grove [sic] (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	52-53	3
1805	What virgin or shepherd in vally or grove [sic] (fl)	Musical Siren, 1805	21-22	6
1805	What virgin or shepherd of valley or grove (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	143	3
1805	What virgin or shepherd of valley or grove (fl)	Mock-Bird, 1805	35	3
1807	What virgin or shepherd, of valley or grove (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	80	3
1815	What virgin or shepherd of valley or grove (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	59	3
1792	What wakes this new pain in my breast (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	121	3
1795	What wakes this new pain in my breast (fl)	Medley, 1795	121	3
1813	What was puchased with blood, &c. (bt)	National Song-Book, 1813	71-72	7
1795	What we wish to be true, love bids us believe (r)	Sky Lark, 1795	12	3
1797	What we wish to be true love bids us believe (r)	Sky Lark, 1797	13	3
1798	What we wish to be true, love bids us believe (r)	Echo, 1798	22-23	3
1800	What we wish to be true, love bids us believe (r)	Echo, 1800	14-15	3
1807	What we wish to be true, love bids us believe (r)	Nightingale, 1807	77	3
1809	What we wish to be true, love bids us believe (r)	Nightingale, 1809	77	3
1815	What we wish to be true, love bids us believe (r)	American Songster, 1815	31	3
1815	What we wish to be true, love bids us believe (r)	Songster's Companion, 1815	56-57	3
1816	What we wish to be true, love bids us believe (r)	Nightingale, 1816	70-71	3
1803	What youth her husband was to be (r)	Cupid's Miscellany, 1803	20-21	7
1816	What youth her husband was to be (r)	Nightingale, 1816	54-55	7
1820	Whate'er my fate, where-e'er I roam (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	42-43	2
1818	Whate'er my fate, where'er I roam (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	146	2
1819	Whate'er my fate, where'er I roam (fl)	Songster's Magazine-4, 1819	91	2
1820	Whate'er my fate, where'er I roam (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	91	2
1791	Whate'er squeamish lovers may say (fl)	Apollo, 1791	112-113	5
1793	Whate'er squeamish lovers may say (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	112-113*	5
1802	Whatever Tom tells, if his wife should be by (fl)	Medley, 1802	149
1809	Whatever Tom tells, if his wife should be by (fl)	American Medley, 1809	149
1799	What's a beau or a monkey without a tail (r)	American, 1799	124-126	4
1800	What's a beau or a monkey without a tail (r)	American, 1800	124-126	4
1795	What's a poet, Sir? you, Sir? no Sir? (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	124-125	3
1788	What's a valiant hero? (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	24-25	4
1797	What's a valiant hero? (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	114	5
1799	What's a valiant hero? beat the drum (fl)	Columbian, 1799	II:24	5
1811	What's a Wife Without a Sou (t)	Humourist, 1811	34-35	3
1819	What's all the world to me (fl)	Songster's Magazine-9, 1819	70
1820	What's all the world to me (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	97-98	3
1820	What's all the world to me (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	70
1819	What's all the world to me? (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	39	3
1819	What's an old bachelor like? himself (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1819	173-174
1792	What's life without passion, sweet passion of love (r)	Vocal Muse, 1792	51	3
1795	What's life without passion, sweet passion of love (r)	Medley, 1795	51	3
1820	What's life without passion, sweet passion of love (r)	Melodist-1, 1820	199-200	3
1764	What's Little is Pretty (t)	Mock Bird, 1764	40-41	5
1777	What's That to Me? (t)	Songs Comic, 1777	122-124	9
1805	What's the Matter Now (t)	Warbler, 1805	189-191	4
1808	What's the Matter Now (t)	Nightingale, 1808	101-102	4
1816	What's the Matter Now (t)	Modern Songster, 1816	42-43	4
1807	What's the matter now? (r)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	136-137	4
1809	What's the matter now? (r)	Humming Bird, 1809	68-69	4
1809	What's the matter now? (r)	New Joke, 1809	176-177	4
1812	What's the matter now? (r)	Songster's Museum, 1812	78-79	4
1815	What's the matter now? (r)	Songster's Companion, 1815	150-152	4
1817	What's the matter now? (r)	Village Songster, 1817	44	4
1804	What's The Matter Now? (t)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	56-57	4
1807	What's the Matter Now? (t)	Nightingale, 1807	101-102	4
1809	What's the Matter Now? (t)	Nightingale, 1809	101-102	4
1810	What's the Matter Now? (t)	Sky Lark, 1810	71-72	4
1815	What's the Matter Now? (t)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	170-172	4
1815	What's the Matter Now? (t)	Songster's Companion, 1815	150-152	4
1817	What's the Matter Now? (t)	Village Songster, 1817	44	4
1817	What's the Matter Now? (t)	Songster's New PC, 1817	166-167	4
1820	What's the Matter Now? (t)	Melodist-1, 1820	232-235	4
1820	What's the Matter Now? (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	101-102	4
1812	What's the news of the day (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1812	24	1
1819	What's the news of the day (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1819	16	1
1817	What's this dull town to me (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	146	3
1812	What's this dull town to me, Robin's not here (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	116-117	3
1817	What's this dull town to me, Robin's not here (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	59	3
1818	What's this dull town to me, Robin's not here (fl)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	93	3
1820	What's this dull town to me, Robin's not here (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	48-49	3
1816	What's this dull town to me, Robin's not near (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	286-287	3
1818	What's this dull town to me, Robin's not near [sic] (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	98	3
1818	What's this dull town to me? (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	88-89	3
1818	What's this dull town to me? (fl)	Songster's Magazine-2, 1818	31	3
1819	What's this dull town to me? (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	38-39	3
1820	What's this dull town to me? (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	25-26	3
1820	What's this dull town to me? (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	31	3
1796	Wheel of life is quickly turning round, The (fl)	Academy, 1796	105-106	5
1799	Wheel of life, The (fl)	New Academy, 1799	121-122	5
1802	Wheel of life, The (fl)	New Academy, 1802	80-81	5
1796	Wheel of Life, The (t)	Academy, 1796	105-106	5
1799	Wheel of Life, The (t)	New Academy, 1799	121-122	5
1802	Wheel of Life, The (t)	New Academy, 1802	80-81	5
1803	Wheel-Barrow, The (t)	Death of Wolfe, 1803	7-8	6
1810	When a heart she bestows (r)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	161-162	2
1802	When a hunting, &c. (r)	Choice Collection, 1802	7-9	8
1805	When a lad comes a courting, how bashful he'll stand (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	48	2
1812	When a lad comes a courting how bashful he'll stand (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	36	2
1795	When a little merry he (fl)	Medley, 1795	184	2
1797	When a little merry he (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	59	2
1798	When a little merry he (fl)	Whim, 1798	6-7	1
1807	When a Lodge of Free Masons (fl)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	94-95	9
1792	When a lodge of Free Masons are cloth'd in their aprons (fl)	Constitutions, 1792	257-259	10
1798	When a lodge of Free Masons are cloth'd in their aprons (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	23-25	10
1800	When a lodge of Free Masons are clothed in their aprons (fl)	Echo, 1800	190-191	10
1805	When a lodge of free-masons are cloath'd in their aprons (fl)	True Ahiman, 1805	189-190	10
1797	When a lodge of Free-Masons are cloth'd in their aprons (fl)	Masonic, 1797	77-79	10
1802	When a lodge of Free-masons are cloth'd in their aprons (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	32-33	10
1814	When a Lodge of Freemasons are cloth'd in their aprons (fl)	Masonic, 1814	45-47	10
1817	When a Lodge of Freemasons are cloth'd in their aprons (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	45-47	10
1800	When a lodge of Free-masons are clothed in their aprons (fl)	Republican, 1800	98-99	10
1806	When a natiion's absorb'd under tyranny's chain (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	203-204	8
1805	When a nation's absorb'd under Tyranny's chain (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	190-191	8
1797	When a nation's obsorb'd under Tyranny's chain (fl)	Columbian, 1797	146-147	8
1786	When a youth commences love (fl)	Select Songster, 1786	35-36	4
1803	When a youth commences love (fl)	American Songster, 1803	158-159	4
1790	When a youth commences lover (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	107-108	4
1788	When a youth commences to love (fl)	American Songster, 1788	158-159	4
1807	When absent from her my soul holds most dear (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	26	2
1809	When absent from her my soul holds most dear (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	17-18	2
1809	When absent from her my soul holds most dear (fl)	New Joke, 1809	125-126	2
1809	When absent from her my soul holds most dear (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1809	127	2
1813	When absent from her, my soul holds most dear (fl)	American Songster, 1813	50	2
1813	When absent from her, my soul holds most dear (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	14	2
1814	When absent from her my soul holds most dear (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	20-21	2
1815	When absent from her my soul holds most dear (fl)	American Song Book, 1815	37	2
1816	[When absent from her my soul holds most dear] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	132
1816	When absent from her my soul holds most dear (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	24	2
1818	When absent from her my soul holds most dear (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	30	2
1807	When absent from her whom my soul holds most dear (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	43	2
1819	When absent from her whom my soul holds most dear (fl)	Songster's Magazine-6, 1819	129	2
1820	When absent from her whom my soul holds most dear (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	129	2
1820	When absent from her whom my soul, my soul holds most dear (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	165-169	2
1765	When absent from the maid I love (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.185
1790	When absent from the nymph I love (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	19-20	4
1819	When Adam was station'd in Eden's fair bower (fl)	Songster's Magazine-6, 1819	124	8
1820	When Adam was station'd in Eden's fair bower (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	124	8
1818	When Adam was stationed in Eden's fair bower (fl)	Bird of Birds, 1818	19-21	8
1820	When Adam was stationed in Eden's fair bower (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	149-151	8
1819	When again shall I stray on my own native mountain (fl)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	100-101	3
1798	When Alcidea, the son of Olympian Jove (fl)	American MM, 1798	274-277	3
1797	When Alcides, the son of Olympian Jove (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	197-198	3
1765	When all the Attic Fire was fled (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.184-II.185	2
1779	When all the Attic Fire was fled (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	13
1788	When all the Attic Fire was fled (fl)	Charms, 1788	54-55	3
1796	When all the Attic Fire was fled (fl)	Vocal, 1796	150-151	3
1799	When all the Attic Fire was fled (fl)	New Academy, 1799	137	3
1802	When all the attic fire was fled (fl)	New Academy, 1802	92	3
1760	When all the Attick Fire was fled (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	220
1798	When all the trees are bare, not a leaf to be seen (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	92-93	4
1789	When all was wrapt in dark midnight (fl)	Apollo, 1789	80
1791	When all was wrapt in dark midnight (fl)	Apollo, 1791	80-82	17
1793	When all was wrapt in dark midnight (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	82-84	18
1793	When all was wrapt in dark midnight (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	82-84	18
1816	When all within is peace (fl)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	146
1817	When all within is peace (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1817	152-153	3
1772	When allegiance bids obey (fl)	Candid, 1772	224-225	1
1788	When aloft thro' air I go (fl)	Poetical, 1788	82-83	3
1797	When America first, at Heaven's command (fl)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	33-35	8
1797	When America first, at Heaven's command (fl)	Columbian, 1797	99-100	8
1805	When America first, at Heaven's command (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	153-155	8
1806	When America first, at Heaven's command (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	176-177	8
1808	When America first, at Heaven's command (fl)	National Songster, 1808	162-163	8
1814	When America first, at Heaven's command (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	64-65	8
1814	When America first, at Heaven's command (fl)	Nightingale, 1814	64-65	8
1814	When America first, at Heaven's command (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	64-65	8
1814	When America first, at Heaven's command (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	64-65	8
1814	When America first, at Heaven's command (fl)	American Muse, 1814	64-65	8
1815	When America first, at Heaven's command (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	67-68	8
1815	When America first, at Heaven's command (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	67-68	8
1801	When angry nations rush to arms (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	37	3
1805	When angry nations rush to arms (fl)	Union Song, 1805	9-10	3
1805	When Anna look'd o'er the wide main (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	47-48	3
1765	When April day began to rise (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.31	3
1810	When Arthur first at court began (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	15	4
1800	When as the sheriff of Nottingham (fl)	English Archer, 1800	109-111
1804	When at Bellona's loud alarm (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	46-47	3
1816	When at night the swains (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	185
1808	When at night the village swains (fl)	National Songster, 1808	83-84	4
1809	When at night the village swains (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	79-80	4
1809	When at night the village swains (fl)	New Joke, 1809	187-188	4
1816	When at night the village swains (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	77-78	4
1818	When, at night, the village swains (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	148	4
1815	When at war on the ocean we meet the proud foe (fl)	Sailor's Rights, 1815	37-38	3
1790	When Aurora gilds the morning (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	21-22	8
1811	When Autumn wing'd the blast with power (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	256	3
1811	When Autumn wing'd the blast with power (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	215	3
1815	When autumn wing'd the blast with power (fl)	American Songster, 1815	17	3
1802	When avarice enslaves the mind (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	197-198	7
1802	When avarice enslaves the mind (fl)	Medley, 1802	114-115	7
1805	When avarice enslaves the mind (fl)	Union Song, 1805	124-126	7
1809	When avarice enslaves the mind (fl)	American Medley, 1809	114-115	7
1811	When avarice enslaves the mind (fl)	Gold Finch, 1811	19-21	7
1791	When Bacchus first planted the vine (fl)	Apollo, 1791	110-111	4
1793	When Bacchus first planted the vine (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	110-111*	4
1798	When beating rains and pinching winds (fl)	Echo, 1798	185-186	6
1800	When beating rains and pinching winds (fl)	Echo, 1800	139-140	6
1804	When beating rains and pinching winds (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	156-157	6
1795	When beating tempests waste the plains (fl)	Tribute, 1795	79-81	6
1796	When beating tempests waste the plains (fl)	Paddy's Resource, 1796	49	4
1760	When beaus, to please the ladies write [sic] (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	2-3	5
1764	When beauty appears (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	64-65	3
1807	When beauty's smiling queen alone (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	127	1
1769	When beaux, to please the ladies, write (fl)	William Crotty, 1769	6-7	5
1798	When bending o'er the lofty yard (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	7-8	3
1800	When bending o'er the lofty yard (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	124-125	3
1807	When bending o'er the lofty yard (fl)	American Songster, 1807	121-122	3
1816	When Bibo Went Down (t)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	63	3
1817	When Bibo Went Down (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	52	3
1817	When Bibo Went Down (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	165-166	3
1818	When Bibo Went Down (t)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	93-94	3
1798	When Bibo went down to the regions below (fl)	Vocal, 1798	27-28	3
1800	When Bibo went down to the regions below (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	35-36	3
1801	When Bibo went down to the regions below (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	27-28	3
1802	When Bibo went down to the regions below (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	46	3
1804	When Bibo went down to the regions below (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	29-30	3
1805	When Bibo went down to the regions below (fl)	Warbler, 1805	186-187	3
1816	When Bibo went down to the regions below (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	63	3
1817	When Bibo went down to the regions below (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	52	3
1817	When Bibo went down to the regions below (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	165-166	3
1818	When Bibo went down to the regions below (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	93-94	3
1817	When bidden to the Wake (it)	Star, 1817	45-46	4
1818	When bidden to the Wake (it)	Star, 1818	106-107	4
1798	When Bidden to the Wake (t)	Humming Bird, 1798	223	2
1798	When Bidden to the Wake (t)	American MM, 1798	70-71	2
1801	When Bidden to the Wake (t)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	138	2
1804	When Bidden to the Wake (t)	Nightingale, 1804	90-91	2
1810	When Bidden to the Wake (t)	Sky Lark, 1810	52-53	2
1811	When Bidden to the Wake (t)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	44-45	2
1815	When Bidden to the Wake (t)	Songster's Companion, 1815	66	2
1793	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Syren, 1793	93-94	2
1795	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	89	2
1797	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	I:25	4
1797	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	I:25	4
1798	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Columbian, 1798	80-81	4
1798	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	223	2
1798	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	American MM, 1798	70-71	2
1800	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Echo, 1800	61	2
1800	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	31-32	2
1801	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	51-52	2
1801	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	138	2
1802	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	18	2
1802	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	42-43	2
1803	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	64-65	2
1803	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	81	2
1804	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	90-91	2
1805	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	156	2
1805	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	256	2
1805	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Mock-Bird, 1805	48	2
1805	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	63	2
1806	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	47	2
1806	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Linnet, 1806	47	2
1807	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	American Songster, 1807	59	2
1807	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	115-116	2
1807	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	55-56	2
1808	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	115-116	2
1809	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	115-116	2
1810	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	52-53	2
1811	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	253-254	2
1811	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	44-45	2
1812	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	47	2
1815	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	66	2
1815	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	41-42	2
1816	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	47-48	2
1817	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	71	2
1817	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	97	2
1818	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	71	2
1820	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	47	2
1820	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	71	2
1820	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	70	2
1820	When bidden to the wake or fair (fl)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	71	2
1796	When bidden to the wake or fair (it)	Paddy's Resource, 1796	17-18	3
1798	When bidden to the Wake or Fair (it)	Paddy, 1798	25	3
1803	When Bidden to the Wake or Fair (t)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	81	2
1805	When Bidden to the Wake or Fair (t)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	63	2
1811	When Bidden to the Wake or Fair (t)	Songsters Repository, 1811	253-254	2
1815	When Bidden to the Wake or Fair (t)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	41-42	2
1817	When Bidden to the Wake or Fair (t)	Songster's New PC, 1817	97	2
1786	When Billy was a little boy (fl)	Robin Red Breast, 1786	62-65	10
1788	When blushes dy'd the cheek of morn (fl)	American Songster, 1788	181-182	4
1790	When blushes dy'd the cheek of morn (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	114-115	4
1795	When blushes dy'd the cheek of morn (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	137-138	4
1797	When blushes dy'd the cheeks of morn [sic] (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	95-96	4
1801	When blushes dyed the cheek of morn (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	130-131	4
1802	When blushes dyed the cheek of morn (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	110-111	4
1803	When blushes dyed the cheek of morn (fl)	American Songster, 1803	181-182	4
1819	When blythsome morning's smilin' e'e (fl)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	103-104	4
1807	When bounding o'er the lofty yard (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	140-141	3
1813	When Brazen Trumpets (t)	American Patriotic-2, 1813	124-125	1
1813	When brazen trumpets from afar (fl)	American Patriotic-2, 1813	124-125	1
1764	When Britain first, at Heaven's command (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	125	6
1765	When Britain first at Heaven's command (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.154-I.155	6
1779	When Britain first at Heaven's command (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	20-21	6
1779	When Britain first at Heaven's command (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	1-2	6
1796	When Britain first at Heaven's command (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	49
1806	When Britain first at heaven's command (fl)	Nightingale, 1806	48-50	6
1779	When Britain first at Heaven's command (it)	Songs Naval, 1779	109	6
1779	When Britain first at Heaven's command (it)	Songs Naval, 1779	110-111	6
1760	When Britain first, at Heav'n's command (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	27-28	6
1793	When Britain first, at Heav'n's command (fl)	Syren, 1793	99-100	6
1795	When Britain first at Heav'n's command (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	35-36	6
1798	When Britain first, at Heav'n's command (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	50-51	6
1815	When Britain first began (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	43-45	12
1817	When Britain first began (fl)	New American, 1817	13-15	12
1818	When Britain first began (fl)	Bird of Birds, 1818	129-132	12
1809	When Britain first brandish'd Oppression's fell spear (fl)	Republican Songs, 1809	20	7
1811	When Britain first open'd her war in this land (fl)	Republican Songster, 1811	67-69	5
1805	When Britain gigantic, by justice unaw'd (fl)	Warbler, 1805	15-16	7
1812	When Britain gigantic, by justice unaw'd (fl)	Patriotic Vocalist, 1812	10-11	3
1814	When Britain saw her sons were brave (fl)	Comic Songs, 1814	130-133	14
1814	When Britain saw her sons were brave (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-3, 1814	3-6	14
1817	When Britain saw her sons were brave (fl)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	30-33	14
1817	When Britain saw her sons were brave (fl)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	106-109	14
1817	When Britain saw her sons were brave (fl)	Mess of Messes, 1817	102-105	14
1818	When Britain saw her sons were brave (fl)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	90-92	14
1819	When Britain saw her sons were brave (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	19-21	14
1803	When Britain sent, with stern command (fl)	American Republican, 1803	53-54	4
1810	When Britain try'd with haughty pride (fl)	Celebration of 16 August, 1810	12	3
1814	When Britain was just, Omnipotence gave (fl)	Naval Songster-1, 1814	76-77	4
1798	When Britain with despotic sway (fl)	Echo, 1798	27-28	6
1798	When Britain with despotic sway (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	231-232	6
1799	When Britain with despotic sway (fl)	Columbian, 1799	II:20-II:22	6
1800	When Britain with despotic sway (fl)	Festival, 1800	42-43	6
1800	When Britain with despotic sway (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	10-12	6
1804	When Britain with despotic sway (fl)	Variety, 1804	17-18	6
1799	When Britain with dispotic sway [sic] (fl)	American, 1799	7-9	6
1800	When Britain with dispotic sway [sic] (fl)	American, 1800	7-9	6
1802	When Britain's fame degenerated (fl)	Medley, 1802	86-89	8
1809	When Britain's fame degenerated (fl)	American Medley, 1809	86-89	8
1802	When Britain's tame, degenerate sons (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	11-14	8
1811	When Britain's tame, degenerate sons (fl)	Republican Songster, 1811	33-37	8
1808	When British troops first landed here (fl)	National Songster, 1808	182-183	9
1811	When British troops first landed here (fl)	Collection, 1811	4-5	9
1812	When British troops first landed here (fl)	Eagle and Harp, 1812	75-76	9
1814	When British troops first landed here (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	164-165	9
1809	When Britons, Tories, Indians (fl)	Republican Songs, 1809	i-ii	3
1798	When brotherly love sha'l thro' Ireland prevail (fl)	Paddy, 1798	4	4
1800	When business calls, or friends invite me (fl)	American Jest, 1800	115-116
1815	When business calls or friends invite me (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	230-231	6
1790	When bus'ness calls, or friends invite me (fl)	Philadelphia Jest, 1790	99-100	5
1817	When by moonlight I met in the vale my dear Nanny (r)	American Ladys PB, 1817	155-156	3
1813	When cannons roar, when bullets fly (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	117-118	3
1814	When cannons roar, when bullets fly (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	158-159	3
1814	When cannons roar, when bullets fly (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	158-159	3
1814	When cannons roar, when bullets fly (fl)	American Muse, 1814	158-159	3
1815	When cannons roar, when bullets fly (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	127-128	3
1815	When cannons roar, when bullets fly (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	127-128	3
1817	When, casting many a look behind (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	114-115	8
1760	When Celadon first from his cottage did stray (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	77-78	6
1779	When Celtiberia's tawny brood (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	110-111	6
1818	When chaos invested the face of the deep (fl)	Jachin, 1818	101-102	7
1818	When chaos invested the face of the deep (fl)	Masonick Melodies, 1818	150-152	7
1818	When Charles was deceiv'd by the maid he loved (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	55-56	3
1819	When Charles was deceiv'd by the maid he loved (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	48-49	3
1819	When Charles was deceiv'd by the maid he loved (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	48-49	3
1820	When Charles was deceiv'd by the maid he loved (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	132-133	3
1818	When Charles Was Deceived (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	55-56	3
1819	When Charles Was Deceived (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	48-49	3
1819	When Charles Was Deceived (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	48-49	3
1820	When Charles Was Deceived (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	132-133	3
1817	When Charley did his love confess (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	24	3
1818	When Charley did his love confess (fl)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	56-57	3
1820	When Charley did his love confess (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	57-58	3
1779	When Charlotte plow'd the azure main (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	115-116	5
1789	When charming Teraminta sings (fl)	Apollo, 1789	18
1791	When charming Teraminta sings (fl)	Apollo, 1791	18	2
1793	When charming Teraminta sings (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	14	2
1793	When charming Teraminta sings (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	14	2
1811	When charming Teraminta sings (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	159	2
1817	When cheerful day began to dawn (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	76	3
1818	When cheerful day began to dawn (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	76	3
1820	When cheerful day began to dawn (fl)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	76	3
1812	When Chloe tried her virgin fires (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	240-241	3
1812	When Chloe Tried her Virgin Fires (t)	Minstrel, 1812	240-241	3
1795	When Chloe try'd her virgin fires (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	218-219	5
1797	When Chloe try'd her virgin fires (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	259	5
1792	When clouds that angel face deform (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	32	2
1795	When clouds that angel face deform (fl)	Medley, 1795	32	2
1811	When clouds that angel face deform (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	201	2
1818	When clouds that angel face deform (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	104	2
1819	When Cold in the Earth (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	246-247	3
1819	When cold in the earth lies the friend thou hast loved (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	246-247	3
1817	When Coldness Wraps (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	149	4
1817	When coldness wraps this suffering clay (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	149	4
1812	When Colin told his tale (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	233	2
1812	When Colin Told his Tale (t)	Minstrel, 1812	233	2
1813	When Columbia arose from the wide-spreading flood (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	25-27	10
1802	When Columbia's brave sons call'd my hero to lead 'em (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	200-202	10
1804	When Columbia's brave sons call'd my hero to lead 'em (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	28-32	10
1805	When Columbia's brave sons call'd my hero to lead 'em (fl)	Union Song, 1805	195-196	10
1806	When Columbia's brave sons call'd my hero to lead 'em (fl)	Tom Bowling, 1806	3-5	10
1811	When Columbia's brave sons call'd my hero to lead 'em (fl)	Gold Finch, 1811	72-75	10
1812	When Columbia's brave sons call'd my hero to lead 'em (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	225-225	10
1816	When Columbia's brave sons call'd my hero to lead 'em (fl)	Sky Lark, 1816	34-37	10
1805	When Columbia's shores receding (fl)	Union Song, 1805	266-267	4
1813	When commotions arise, and frowns of the skies (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	133	6
1798	When Cupid bends his bow (r)	Humming Bird, 1798	76	3
1811	When Cupid, wanton boy, was young (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	38-41
1801	When Cupids leave the Virgin's face (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	198	3
1805	When Cupids leave the Virgin's face (fl)	Warbler, 1805	145	3
1807	When Cupids leave the virgin's face (fl)	American Songster, 1807	201-202	3
1790	When Cynthia sheds her silver light (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	6	1
1794	When daffodils begin to 'pear (fl)	Mother Goose, 1794	89-90
1800	When daffodils begin to 'pear (fl)	Mother Goose, 1800	88	2
1799	When daffolds begin to appear [sic] (fl)	Mother Goose, 1799	88	1
1799	When Daisies pied, and Vilets blue [sic] (fl)	Mother Goose, 1799	77-78	2
1785	When daisies pied, and violets blue (fl)	Mother Goose, 1785	79-80	3
1794	When daisies pied, and violets blue (fl)	Mother Goose, 1794	79-80	3
1800	When daisies pied, and violets blue (fl)	Mother Goose, 1800	79-80	2
1765	When daisies py'd. and vi'lets blue (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.112	2
1760	When Damon, blithe shepherd, appears in my sight (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	37-38	5
1765	When Damon first my eyes beheld (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.135-II.136	6
1788	When Damon languish'd at my feet (fl)	American Songster, 1788	36	2
1790	When Damon languish'd at my feet (fl)	Charmer, 1790	55
1795	When Damon languish'd at my feet (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	52	2
1803	When Damon languish'd at my feet (fl)	American Songster, 1803	36	2
1805	When Damon languish'd at my feet (fl)	Warbler, 1805	216-217	4
1760	When Damon met Phillis first on the gay green (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	263	3
1818	When danger threats our native land (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1818	158	2
1820	When danger threats our native land (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1820	142-143	2
1820	When danger threats our native land (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1820	142-143	2
1807	When darkness spread her sable vest (fl)	American Songster, 1807	261-262	5
1812	When day has smiled a soft farewell (fl)	Syren, 1812	103-104	4
1816	When day has smiled a soft farewell (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.93-I.94	4
1818	When day has smiled a soft farewell (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.93-I.94	4
1812	When Day has Smiled a Soft Farewell (t)	Syren, 1812	103-104	4
1816	When Day has Smiled a Soft Farewell (t)	Syren, 1816	I.93-I.94	4
1818	When Day has Smiled a Soft Farewell (t)	Syren, 1818	I.93-I.94	4
1812	When Day Light was yet Sleeping (t)	Diamond Irish Sentimental, 1812	43-44	3
1817	When Day-Light (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	30	3
1817	When Day-light (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	85-86	3
1811	When daylight was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	148-150	3
1812	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	142-143	3
1812	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Diamond Irish Sentimental, 1812	43-44	3
1815	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1815	60-61	3
1815	When daylight was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	166-168	3
1816	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	60	3
1816	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	48-49	3
1816	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	34-35	3
1817	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	36-37	3
1817	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	30	3
1817	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	85-86	3
1818	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	41-42	3
1818	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	143-144	3
1818	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Syren, 1818	II.34-II.35	3
1819	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	123-124	3
1819	When day-light was yet sleeping under the billow (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	123-124	3
1811	When Daylight Was Yet Sleeping Under the Billow (t)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	148-150	3
1815	When Daylight was yet Sleeping Under the Billow (t)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	166-168	3
1820	When deeds of fame at honor's call (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	69-70	2
1788	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	American Songster, 1788	79	5
1790	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	Charmer, 1790	70
1790	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	Songs, 1790	29-31	5
1792	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	22-23	5
1795	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	18-19	5
1795	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	Medley, 1795	22-23	5
1797	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	18	5
1797	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	70	5
1798	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	Echo, 1798	67-68	5
1799	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	Columbian, 1799	V:29	5
1800	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	Echo, 1800	76-77	5
1801	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	125	5
1802	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	113-114	5
1803	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	American Songster, 1803	79	5
1811	When Delia on the plain appears (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	123-124	5
1786	When Delia on the plains appears (fl)	Select Songster, 1786	15-16	5
1788	When Delia on the plains appears (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	67-68	5
1789	When Delia on the plains appears (fl)	Apollo, 1789	5
1791	When Delia on the plains appears (fl)	Apollo, 1791	5-6	5
1793	When Delia on the plains appears (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	4-5	5
1793	When Delia on the plains appears (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	4-5	5
1777	When diety's word (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	35-37	7
1800	When discord had rais'd her black standard on high (fl)	Federal, 1800	54-56	6
1798	When discord's bloody flag unfurl'd (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	159-160	9
1811	When disdainfully we treat you (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	197	2
1798	When Donald first came wooing me (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	86-87	3
1799	When Donald first came wooing me (fl)	Companion, 1799	267-268	3
1808	When dry first, a droll little creature (fl)	National Songster, 1808	51-52	5
1795	When duty call'd, I sail'd away (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	117-118	8
1797	When duty call'd I sail'd away (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	86-87	8
1798	When duty call'd I sail'd away (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	3-4	4
1797	When earth's foundation first (fl)	Masonic, 1797	59
1783	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Ahiman,1783	121-122	5
1792	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Constitutions, 1792	235-236	5
1794	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Jachin, 1794	46	5
1796	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Jachin-2, 1796	43-44	5
1796	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Jachin-1, 1796	43-44	5
1797	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Maryland Ahiman, 1797	265-266	5
1797	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Jachin, 1797	59	5
1797	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Free Mansonry, 1797	243	5
1797	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Freemason's Monitor, 1797	102-103	5
1798	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Jachin, 1798	46	5
1798	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	14	5
1798	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Constitutions, 1798	267-268	5
1800	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Republican, 1800	82-83	5
1801	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Beauties, 1801	55
1801	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Masonic Almanac, 1801	27-28	5
1802	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Jachin, 1802	43-44	5
1802	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	43-44	5
1802	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Oration, 1802	19-20	5
1803	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Jachin, 1803	46	5
1803	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	237-238	5
1804	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Illustrations of Masonry-1, 1804	349	4
1805	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Free Mason's Companion, 1805	169	5
1805	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Ahiman Rezon, 1805	172-173	5
1807	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	13-14	5
1808	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Freemason's Monitor, 1808	335-336	5
1808	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Jachin-1, 1808	43-44	5
1808	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Masonic Consitutions, 1808	174	5
1811	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	161	5
1811	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Jachin-2, 1811	85-86	5
1811	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Jachin-1, 1811	85-86	5
1812	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Freemasons Monitor, 1812	298-299	5
1812	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Antichristian Antisocial, 1812	65-66	5
1814	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	101-102	5
1814	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Jachin, 1814	85-86	5
1814	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	101-102	5
1814	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	101-102	5
1814	[When earth's foundation first was laid] (fl)	American Muse, 1814	101-102	5
1815	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	87	5
1815	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Jachin, 1815	82-83	5
1815	When Earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	87	5
1816	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	53-55	5
1816	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Beauties of Free-Masonry, 1816	318	5
1816	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Masonic Museum, 1816	14-15	5
1816	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-3, 1816	311	5
1816	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-2, 1816	321	5
1816	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-1, 1816	298-299	5
1817	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Freemasons Library, 1817	App. 84-86 [=83-85]	5
1818	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-1, 1818	321	5
1818	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-2, 1818	311	5
1818	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Masonic Constitutions, 1818	191-192	5
1818	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Jachin, 1818	79-80	5
1818	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	227-228	5
1818	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Masonick Melodies, 1818	19-21	5
1819	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	True Masonic Chart, 1819	167-168	5
1819	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	Hardcastle's Annual, 1819	65	5
1820	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	True Masonic Chart, 1820	189-190	5
1820	When earth's foundation first was laid (fl)	True Masonic Chart, 1820	189-190	5
1805	When earth's foundations first were laid (fl)	True Ahiman, 1805	160-161	5
1814	When Earth's foundations first were laid (fl)	Masonic, 1814	22-23	5
1817	When earth's foundations first were laid (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	22-23	5
1817	When Earth's foundations first were laid (fl)	Calcott's Masonry, 1817	205-206	5
1818	When Earth's foundations first were laid (fl)	New Free-Mason, 1818	346	5
1819	When Earth's foundations first were laid (fl)	New Freemasons, 1819	330	5
1796	When Edward first heard, &c. (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	39
1795	When Edward first heard Poll of Plymoth was dead (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	105-106	6
1793	When Edward first heard Poll of Plymouth was dead (fl)	Syren, 1793	108-109	6
1798	When Edward first heard Poll of Plymouth was dead (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	41	6
1803	When Edward first heard Poll of Plymouth was dead (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	102-103	3
1807	When Edward first heard Poll of Plymouth was dead (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	181	3
1814	When Edward first heard Poll of Plymouth was dead (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	182-183	3
1814	When Edward first heard Poll of Plymouth was dead (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	182-183	3
1814	When Edward first heard Poll of Plymouth was dead (fl)	American Muse, 1814	182-183	3
1815	When Edward first heard Poll of Plymouth was dead (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	151	3
1815	When Edward first heard Poll of Plymouth was dead (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	151	3
1812	When Edward left his native plain (fl)	Syren, 1812	108-109	5
1812	When Edward Left His Native Plain (t)	Syren, 1812	108-109	5
1797	When e'er I think on that dear spot (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	68-69	6
1798	When e'er I view the opening dawn (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	55	3
1799	When e'er I view the opening dawn (fl)	Columbian, 1799	IV:14-IV:15	3
1802	When e'er intruding gloom prevails (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	215	3
1734	When e'er we are alone (fl)	Constitutions, 1734	88-90	13
1794	When e'er we are alone (fl)	Jachin, 1794	54-57	13
1813	When e'er we sit, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1813	16	3
1817	When e'er we sit, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	138	3
1813	When engaged on the ocean, the brave Yankee tar (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	183	4
1779	When England's free scepter Elizabeth sway'd (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	118-120	4
1800	When Erin first rose from the dark swelling flood (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	75-77	12
1802	When Erin first rose from the dark swelling flood (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	80-81
1797	When errant knights, in proud array (fl)	Columbian, 1797	70-71	2
1805	When errant knights, in proud array (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	128-129	1
1806	When errant knights, in proud array (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	146-147	2
1809	When erst a ray of liberty, enlightened modern France (fl)	Spain, 1809	31-34	14
1805	When Eve and Adam first did wed (fl)	Union Song, 1805	33-34	4
1811	When Eve and Adam first did wed (fl)	Gold Finch, 1811	58-59	4
1811	When Eve and Adam first did wed (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	206-207	4
1799	When Eve and Adam first were wed (fl)	Social Companion, 1799	50-51	4
1815	When evening came, in sober gray (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-2, 1815	48-49	3
1819	When evening's gathering gloom (fl)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	108-109	4
1819	When Evening's Gathering Gloom (t)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	108-109	4
1811	When every passion sunk to rest (fl)	Harp, 1811	114-115	5
1797	When exil'd Freedom, forc'd to roam (fl)	Columbian, 1797	102-103	6
1797	When exil'd Freedom forc'd to roam (fl)	Essays, 1797	6:6-6:7	6
1805	When exil'd Freedom, forc'd to roam (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	156-157	6
1806	When exil'd freedom forc'd to roam (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	170-171	6
1790	When faintly gleams the doubtful day (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	159-160	3
1799	When faintly gleams the doubtful day (fl)	American, 1799	91-92	4
1800	When faintly gleams the doubtful day (fl)	American, 1800	91-92	4
1799	When faintly gleams the doubtful sky (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	43-44	4
1800	When fair Aurora blushes (fl)	Echo, 1800	53	4
1801	When fair Eliza sweetly sings (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	30-31	3
1802	When fair Eliza sweetly sings (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	61-62	3
1811	When fair Serena first I knew (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	234	4
1798	When Fair Susan I Left (t)	Nautical, 1798	22-23	3
1798	When fair Susan I left, with a heart full of woe (fl)	Nautical, 1798	22-23	3
1807	When fair Susan I left with a heart full of woe (fl)	American Songster, 1807	126	3
1799	When fairies are lighted by night's silver queen (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	45-46	2
1801	When fairies are lighted by night's silver queen (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	23-24	2
1802	When fairies are lighted by night's silver queen (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	48-49	2
1764	When fairies dance round on the grass (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	190-191	4
1765	When fairies dance round on the grass (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.88-I.89	4
1790	When fairies dance round on the grass (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	29-30	4
1793	When fairies dance round on the grass (fl)	Syren, 1793	180-181	5
1795	When fairies dance round on the grass (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	48-49	5
1813	When fairies dance round on the grass (fl)	American Songster, 1813	23	5
1813	When fairies dance round on the grass (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	59	5
1760	When fairies dance round on the green (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	252	4
1820	When fairies trip round the gay green (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	230-232	3
1820	When Fairies Trip round the Gay Green (t)	Melodist-1, 1820	230-232	3
1813	When Fame shall tell the splendid story (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	194	4
1813	When Fame shall tell the splendid story (fl)	Columbian Naval Songster-2, 1813	38-39	4
1765	When Fanny, blooming fair (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.164
1790	When Fanny, blooming fair (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	127-128	4
1800	When Fanny, blooming fair (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	174
1811	When Fanny blooming fair (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	143-144	4
1812	When Fanny first with playful art (fl)	Syren, 1812	123-124	3
1798	When Fanny I saw, as she trip'd o'er the green [sic] (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	83-84	2
1799	When Fanny I saw, as she trip'd o'er the green [sic] (fl)	Columbian, 1799	IV:8	2
1788	When Fanny I saw, as she tripp'd o'er the green (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	38	2
1797	When Fanny I saw, as she tripp'd o'er the green (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	I:7	2
1797	When Fanny I saw, as she tripp'd o'er the green (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	I:7	2
1764	When Fanny to woman is growing a pace (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	110-111	5
1777	When Fanny to woman is growing apace (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	24-26	12
1795	When far awa-- (bt)	Choice Collection, 1795	3-4	4
1811	When far awa (bt)	Musical Repertory, 1811	170-171	5
1805	When far from Freedom's happy court (fl)	Union Song, 1805	261	2
1805	When Far from Freedom's Happy Court (t)	Union Song, 1805	261	2
1798	When faries trip round the gay green (fl)	American MM, 1798	159-161	3
1797	When fast from the straits we had fairly cast anchor (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	V:8	3
1818	When Fate's stern fiat dooms fond friends to part (fl)	Woodworth Poems, 1818	253-255
1800	When first a babe upon the knee (fl)	Syren, 1800	72
1820	When first a babe upon the knee (fl)	Melodist-2, 1820	70-71	3
1811	When first a little Smouchy, no higher than as that (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	94
1814	When first a little Smouchy, no higher than as that (fl)	Comic Songs, 1814	18	4
1817	When first a little Smouchy, no higher than as that (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	19-20	4
1818	When first a little smouchy no higher than as that (fl)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	53-55	4
1820	When first a little smouchy, no higher than as that (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	128-130	4
1793	When first a maid within her breast (fl)	Syren, 1793	147-148	5
1795	When first a maid within her breast (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	16	5
1785	When first a Mason I was made (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1785	77	4
1791	When first a Mason I was made (fl)	Apollo, 1791	148	4
1793	When first a Mason I was made (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	148*	4
1794	When first a Mason I was made (fl)	Freemason's PC, 1794	82	4
1814	When first a Mason I was made (fl)	Masonic, 1814	12-13	4
1817	When first a Mason I was made (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	12-13	4
1818	When first a mason I was made (fl)	Masonick Melodies, 1818	114-115	4
1819	When first a Mason I was made (fl)	Harp, 1819	44	4
1806	When, first at sea, the sailor lad (fl)	Neptune, 1806	17	2
1807	When, first at sea, the sailor lad (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	35-36	4
1807	When, first at sea, the sailor lad (fl)	American Songster, 1807	86-87	2
1818	When, first at sea, the sailor lad (fl)	Neptune, 1818	10-11	3
1760	When first by fond Damon Flavella was seen (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	221	4
1764	When first by fond Damon Flavella was seen (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	193-194	4
1765	When first by fond Damon Flavella was seen (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.98-II.99	4
1805	When First from Kilkenny (t)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	46-47	3
1806	When First from Kilkenny (t)	Complete Modern, 1806	45-46	3
1807	When First from Kilkenny (t)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	55-56	4
1812	When First from Kilkenny (t)	Diamond Irish Humourous, 1812	16-17	3
1815	When First from Kilkenny (t)	Songster's Companion, 1815	34-35	3
1817	When First from Kilkenny (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	71	3
1817	When first from Kilkenny (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	37-38	3
1805	When first from Kilkenny as fresh as a daisy (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	46-47	3
1806	When first from Kilkenny as fresh as a daisy (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	45-46	3
1807	When first from Kilkenny, as fresh as a daisy (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	55-56	4
1812	When first from Kilkenny, as fresh as a daisy (fl)	Diamond Irish Humourous, 1812	16-17	3
1812	When first from Kilkenny, as fresh as a daisy (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	117-118	4
1815	When first from Kilkenny, as fresh as a daisy (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	34-35	3
1817	When first from Kilkenny, as fresh as a daisy (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	71	3
1817	When first from Kilkenny as fresh as a daisy (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	37-38	3
1818	When first from Kilkenny as fresh as a daisy (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	115-116	3
1820	When first from Kilkenny, as fresh as a daisy (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	134
1820	When first from Kilkenny, as fresh as a daisy (fl)	Songster's Magazine-2, 1820	134
1816	When first from on high the great fiat was given (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1816	118-119	5
1817	When first from on high the great fiat was given (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	118-119	5
1811	When first from on high the great fiat was giv'n (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	271-272	5
1808	When first from the east, bursts the bright god of day (fl)	National Songster, 1808	16-17	2
1806	When first I came to be a man (fl)	Linnet, 1806	198-201	6
1818	When first I came to be a man (fl)	Whistle, 1818	22-24	6
1818	When first I came to Stewart Kyle (fl)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	270	2
1812	When first I come to London town, I was both spruce and fine, sir (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	57-59	9
1798	When first I had scarcely told sixteen (fl)	Columbian, 1798	136-137	3
1793	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Syren, 1793	51-52	5
1801	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	89	5
1802	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	90-91	5
1805	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	59-61	5
1812	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Diamond Scottish Sentimental, 1812	58-59	5
1814	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	108	5
1814	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	108	5
1814	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	108	5
1814	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	American Muse, 1814	108	5
1815	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	93	5
1815	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	93	5
1817	[When first I ken'd young Sandy's face] (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	38	5
1817	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	102	5
1818	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	98-99	5
1820	When first I ken'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	87-88	5
1803	When first I kenn'd young Sandy's face (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	31-32	5
1792	When first I knew young Sandy's face (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	116-117	5
1795	When first I knew young Sandy's face (fl)	Medley, 1795	116-117	5
1815	When First I Met Thee (t)	Irish Melodies, 1815	130-132	4
1816	When First I Met Thee (t)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	130-132	4
1816	When First I Met Thee (t)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	110-112	4
1816	When First I Met Thee (t)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	76-78	4
1817	When First I Met Thee (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	48	4
1817	When First I Met Thee (t)	Irish Melodies, 1817	79-80	4
1817	When First I Met Thee (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	137-138	4
1818	When First I Met Thee (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	194-196	4
1818	When First I Met Thee (t)	Syren, 1818	II.76-II.78	4
1819	When First I Met Thee (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	166-168	4
1819	When First I Met Thee (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	166-168	4
1820	When First I Met Thee (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	147-148	4
1815	When first I met thee, warm and young (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1815	130-132	4
1816	When first I met thee, warm and young (fl)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	130-132	4
1816	When first I met thee, warm and young (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	110-112	4
1816	When first I met thee, warm and young (fl)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	76-78	4
1817	[When first I met thee, warm and young] (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	48	4
1817	When first I met thee, warm and young (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	79-80	4
1817	When first I met thee, warm and young (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	137-138	4
1818	When first I met thee, warm and young (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	82-84	4
1818	When first I met thee, warm and young (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	194-196	4
1818	When first I met thee, warm and young (fl)	Syren, 1818	II.76-II.78	4
1819	When first I met thee, warm and young (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	166-168	4
1819	When first I met thee, warm and young (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	166-168	4
1820	When first I met thee, warm and young (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	147-148	4
1790	When first I met young Henry's eyes (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	94	3
1812	When first I met young Teddy's eyes (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1812	46	3
1812	When first I met young Teddy's eyes (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	190	3
1817	When first I saw Flora, so sprightly and blooming (fl)	Village Songster, 1817	52-53	3
1817	When first I saw Flora, so sprightly and blooming (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	174-175	3
1791	When first I saw Lucinda;s face (fl)	Apollo, 1791	66	3
1789	When first I saw Lucinda's face (fl)	Apollo, 1789	66
1793	When first I saw Lucinda's face (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	53	3
1793	When first I saw Lucinda's face (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	53	3
1760	When first I saw my Delia's face (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	36-37	4
1765	When first I saw my Delia's face (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.47	4
1812	When first I saw my Mary's face (fl)	Diamond Scottish Sentimental, 1812	19-20	3
1817	[When first I saw my Mary's face] (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	37	3
1817	When first I saw my Mary's face (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	99-100	3
1790	When first I saw the village maiden (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	1	3
1811	When first I saw the youth who came to me a wooing (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	23-24	2
1814	When first I saw the youth who came to me a wooing (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	53-54	2
1818	When first I saw the youth who came to me a wooing (fl)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	111	2
1818	When first I saw the youth who came to me a wooing (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	175-176	2
1764	When first I saw thee graceful move (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	41	3
1789	When first I saw thee graceful move (fl)	Philadelphia, 1789	11	2
1789	When first I saw thee graceful move (fl)	Apollo, 1789	12
1791	When first I saw thee graceful move (fl)	Apollo, 1791	12	3
1792	When first I saw thee graceful move (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	18	3
1793	When first I saw thee graceful move (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	9	3
1793	When first I saw thee graceful move (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	9	3
1795	When first I saw thee graceful move (fl)	Medley, 1795	18	3
1798	When first I saw thee, graceful move (fl)	American MM, 1798	158-159	2
1811	When first I saw thee graceful move (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	140	3
1798	When first I slipp'd my leading strings (fl)	American MM, 1798	76-78	4
1798	When first I slipp'd my leading strings (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	33-34	4
1801	When First I Slipp'd my Leading Strings (t)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	47-48	4
1798	When first I slipp'd my leading strings to please her little Poll (fl)	Vocal, 1798	52-53	4
1801	When first I slipp'd my leading strings to please her little Poll (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	52-53	4
1803	When first I slipp'd my leading strings, to please her little Poll (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	216	4
1815	When first I slipp'd my leading strings to please her little Poll (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	163-164	4
1798	When first I slipp'd my leading strings---to please her little Poll (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	80-81	4
1799	When first I slipp'd my leading strings---to please her little Poll (fl)	Columbian, 1799	IV:11-IV:12	4
1801	When first I slipp'd my leading strings...to please her little Poll (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	47-48	4
1797	When First I Slipt My Leading Strings (t)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	70-71	4
1797	When first I slipt my leading strings---to please my little Poll (fl)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	70-71	4
1793	When first I sought Caelia's love (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	36-37	4
1793	When first I sought Caelia's love (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	36-37	4
1789	When first I sought fair Caelia's love (fl)	Apollo, 1789	45
1791	When first I sought fair Caelia's love (fl)	Apollo, 1791	45	4
1811	When first I sought fair Caelia's love (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	228-229	4
1794	When first I sought fair Celia's love (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1794	20
1798	When first I sought fair Celia's love (fl)	Jovial-2, 1798	21	4
1799	When first I sought fair Celia's love (fl)	Baltimore, 1799	22	4
1810	When first I strove to win the prize (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	31-32	4
1816	When first I told my Rosa I lov'd (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.24-I.25	2
1818	When first I told my Rosa I lov'd (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	69	2
1818	When first I told my Rosa I lov'd (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.24-I.25	2
1816	When First I Told My Rosa I Lov'd (t)	Syren, 1816	I.24-I.25	2
1818	When First I Told My Rosa I Lov'd (t)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	69	2
1818	When First I Told My Rosa I Lov'd (t)	Syren, 1818	I.24-I.25	2
1798	When first I was kitten'd, it was in Kilkenny (fl)	Columbian, 1798	62	3
1798	When first I was kitten'd, it was in Kilkenny (fl)	Jovial-2, 1798	74-75	3
1800	When first I was kitten'd, it was in Kilkenny (fl)	Festival, 1800	63	3
1811	When first I was kitten'd, it was in Kilkenny (fl)	Irish Pedler, 1811	8	3
1812	When first I was married to Katty O'Connor (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	62-63	3
1817	When first I was married to Katty O'Connor (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	125-126	3
1817	When first I was married to Katty O'Connor (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	103-104	3
1819	When first I was married to Katty O'Connor (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	26-27	3
1811	When first I was married to Katy O'Connor (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	167	3
1812	When first I was married to Katy O'Connor (fl)	Diamond Irish Humourous, 1812	69-70	3
1815	When first I was married to Katy O'Connor (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	105-106	3
1815	When first I was married to Katy O'Connor (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	110-111	3
1818	When first I was married to Katy O'Connor (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	122-123	3
1811	When first I was married to Kitty O'Conner (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	67
1814	When first I was married to Kitty O'Conner (fl)	Comic Songs, 1814	12-13	3
1817	When first I was married to Kitty O'Connor (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	93	3
1798	When first I went to school it was all my delight (fl)	Vocal, 1798	82-83	5
1799	When first I went to school it was all my delight (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	256-257	5
1818	When first Infant Liberty dropp'd upon earth (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	6	2
1818	When first infant Liberty dropt upon earth (fl)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	65	4
1820	When first Infant Liberty dropt upon earth (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	82	4
1820	When first infant Liberty dropt upon earth (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	65	4
1800	When first Miss Kitty came to town (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	49
1801	When first Miss Kitty came to town (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	56
1805	When first Miss Kitty came to town (fl)	Warbler, 1805	44-45
1806	When first miss Kitty came to town (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	26-27
1806	When first miss Kitty came to town (fl)	Linnet, 1806	26-27
1812	When first miss Kitty came to town (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	26-27
1816	When first miss Kitty came to town (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	26-27
1817	When first Miss Kitty came to town (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	84
1817	When first Miss Kitty came to town (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	88-89
1820	When first Miss Kitty came to town (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	26-27	1
1788	When first my dear laddie gade to the green hill (fl)	American Songster, 1788	117-118	3
1803	When first my dear Laddie gade to the green hill (fl)	American Songster, 1803	117-118	3
1790	When first my shepherd told his tale (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	128	3
1805	When first o'er dull chaotic night (fl)	Union Song, 1805	93-94	5
1795	When first on the plain I began to appear (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	31-32	4
1797	When first on the plain I began to appear (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	27	4
1818	When first on the plain I began to appear (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	106-107	4
1813	When first that peoud Queen, whom the waters environ (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	55-56	6
1803	When first that proud Queen, whom the waters environ (fl)	American Republican, 1803	103-105	6
1802	When first that young Strephon he saw that his heart (fl)	Complete Pocket, 1802	75-76	4
1807	When first the dear youth passing by (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	133-134	5
1790	When first the East begins to dawn (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	78-79	3
1797	When first the golden, &c. (fl)	Masonic, 1797	23-24
1813	When first the great Archeitect master of all (fl)	Gentleman's Pocket Register-1, 1813	242-243	4
1813	When first the great Archeitect master of all (fl)	Gentleman's Pocket Register-2, 1813	242-243	4
1795	When first the great Senate of Frenchmen agreed (fl)	Tribute, 1795	23-25	8
1796	When first the great Senate of Frenchmen agreed (fl)	Paddy's Resource, 1796	26-27	6
1796	When first the great Senate of Frenchmen agreed (fl)	Tom Paine, 1796	49-50	8
1797	When first the great Senate of Frenchmen agreed (fl)	Essays, 1797	6:4-6:6	8
1801	When first the humble roof I knew (fl)	Evenings Amusement, 1801	10	2
1797	When first the mitre's wrath to shun (fl)	Columbian, 1797	206-208	6
1812	When first the Mitre's wrath to shun (fl)	Works of Paine, 1812	258-260	6
1805	When first the sun o'er Columbia glow'd (fl)	Union Song, 1805	281-282	8
1797	When first the Sun o'er Ocean glow'd (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	145-146	8
1798	When first the Sun o'er Ocean glow'd (fl)	American MM, 1798	103-105	8
1799	When first the Sun o'er Ocean glow'd (fl)	Columbian, 1799	II:32-II:34	8
1801	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	157-158	8
1801	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Evenings Amusement, 1801	3-4	8
1804	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	103-106	8
1804	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	127-129	8
1805	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Warbler, 1805	118-119	8
1805	[When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	81-82
1805	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	81-82	8
1805	When first the sun o'er Ocean glow'd (fl)	Almanack, 1805	30-32	8
1806	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Neptune, 1806	35-36	6
1806	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Nightingale, 1806	71-72	8
1807	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	American Songster, 1807	262-263	8
1807	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	64-65	8
1810	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	55-56	8
1811	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	182-183	8
1811	When first the sun o'er Ocean glow'd (fl)	Gold Finch, 1811	25-26	8
1812	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1812	18-19	8
1812	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1812	78-79	8
1812	When first the sun o'er Ocean glow'd (fl)	Patriotic Vocalist, 1812	3-4	8
1812	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Eagle and Harp, 1812	71-72	8
1812	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	219-220	8
1814	When first the sun o'er Ocean glow'd (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	161-162	8
1814	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	201-202	8
1814	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	201-202	8
1814	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	American Muse, 1814	201-202	8
1815	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	168-169	8
1815	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	168-169	8
1816	When first the Sun, o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1816	102-103	8
1816	When first the Sun, o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1816	102-103	8
1817	When first the sun, o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1817	102-103	8
1817	When first the Sun, o'er Ocean glow'd (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	102-103	8
1818	When first the Sun o'er Ocean glow'd (fl)	Song-Singer's Amusing, 1818	21-22
1818	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Bird of Birds, 1818	34-36	8
1820	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	136-138	8
1820	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	97
1820	When first the sun o'er ocean glow'd (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1820	97
1812	When first the Sun o'er Ocean glowed (fl)	Works of Paine, 1812	243-244	8
1813	When first the Sun, o'er Ocean glowed (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	47	8
1818	When first the sun o'er ocean glowed (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	1-2	8
1798	When first the sun o'er the ocean glow'd (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	154-155	8
1812	When First This Humble Roof (t)	Minstrel, 1812	102-103	2
1820	When First this Humble Roof (t)	Melodist-1, 1820	127-128	2
1788	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	American Songster, 1788	61	2
1790	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	96-97	2
1798	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Columbian, 1798	133-134	4
1798	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	34-35	2
1800	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	32	2
1801	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	141	2
1801	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	184-185	4
1802	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	127-128	3
1802	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	43	2
1803	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	American Songster, 1803	61	2
1803	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	162-163	2
1803	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Nightingale, 1803	69
1804	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	205-206	2
1804	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	23-24	3
1804	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	30-31	2
1805	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Warbler, 1805	137-138	4
1805	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Musical Siren, 1805	5-6	4
1805	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	287	2
1806	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Linnet, 1806	205	2
1807	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	72	2
1808	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	72	4
1809	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	72	2
1810	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	18	2
1811	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	28-29	2
1811	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	128	2
1812	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	62-63	2
1812	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	102-103	2
1815	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	202-203	2
1815	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	36-37	2
1816	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	65	4
1818	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	159-160	2
1818	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	104	4
1820	When first this humble roof I knew (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	127-128	2
1803	When First this Humble Roof I Knew (t)	Songster's Museum, 1803	162-163	2
1803	When first this humble roof I knew (t)	Nightingale, 1803	69
1804	When First This Humble Roof I Knew (t)	Nightingale, 1804	205-206	2
1804	When First This Humble Roof I Knew (t)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	30-31	2
1805	When First this Humble Roof I Knew (t)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	287	2
1811	When First This Humble Roof I Knew (t)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	28-29	2
1815	When First this Humble Roof I Knew (t)	Songster's Companion, 1815	202-203	2
1815	When First This Humble Roof I Knew (t)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	36-37	2
1812	When First This Roof (t)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	62-63	2
1798	When first to Helen's lute (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	216	2
1807	When first to Helen's lute (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	110	4
1798	When First to Helen's Lute (t)	Humming Bird, 1798	216	2
1817	When first unto Matildaville (fl)	Songs of Love, 1817	3-4	3
1789	When first upon your tender cheek (fl)	Apollo, 1789	64
1791	When first upon your tender cheek (fl)	Apollo, 1791	64-65	5
1792	When first upon your tender cheek (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	65-66	5
1793	When first upon your tender cheek (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	52	5
1793	When first upon your tender cheek (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	52	5
1795	When first upon your tender cheek (fl)	Medley, 1795	65-66	5
1797	When first, upon your tender cheek (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	107	5
1801	When first upon your tender cheek (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	127-128	5
1802	When first upon your tender cheek (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	116-117	5
1811	When first upon your tender cheek (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	188-189	5
1810	When first we hear the boatswain bray (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	63-64	4
1810	When first we hear the boatswain bray (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	63-64	4
1798	When first we hear the boatswain's bra[y] (fl)	Whim, 1798	14-15	4
1798	When first we hear the boatswain's bray (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	61-62	4
1798	When first we hear the boatswain's bray (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	64-65	4
1800	When first we hear the boatswain's bray (fl)	Federal, 1800	89-90	4
1800	When first we hear the boatswain's bray (fl)	Amorous, 1800	53-55	4
1806	When first we hear the boatswain's bray (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	46	4
1806	When first we hear the boatswain's bray (fl)	Linnet, 1806	46	4
1812	When first we hear the boatswain's bray (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	46	4
1812	When first we hear the boatswain's bray (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	88-89	4
1816	When first we hear the boatswain's bray (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	45-46	4
1816	When first we hear the boatswain's bray (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	88-89	4
1817	When first we hear the boatswain's bray (fl)	Mermaid, 1817	32-33	4
1820	When first we hear the boatswain's bray (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	30-31	4
1820	When first we hear the boatswain's bray (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	45-46	4
1796	When first we heard the boatswain's bray (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	60
1764	When first we see the ruddy, sun-rise from an eastern hill (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	153	5
1817	When first with weary steps and slow (fl)	Songs of Love, 1817	7	3
1790	When first you courted me (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	156-157	2
1815	When first you courted me (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	165-166	2
1817	When first you courted me (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	45	2
1817	When first you courted me (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	121-122	2
1820	When first you courted me (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	85-86	2
1812	When first you courted me, I own (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	182-183	2
1820	When first you courted me, I own (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	145	2
1820	When first you courted me, I own (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	101
1820	When first you courted me, I own (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1820	101
1807	When floating o'er th' impending steep (fl)	Music of Erin, 1807	5-6	4
1807	When Floating o'er th' Impending Steep (t)	Music of Erin, 1807	5-6	4
1788	When Flora o'er the garden stray'd (fl)	American Songster, 1788	162-163	3
1790	When Flora o'er the garden stray'd (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	108-109	2
1803	When Flora o'er the garden stray'd (fl)	American Songster, 1803	162-163	2
1764	When Flora, with her plighted love (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	32	3
1805	When flow'ry meadows deck the year (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	230-231	4
1806	When flow'ry meadows deck the year (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	255-256	4
1798	When foes, &c. (bt)	Echo, 1798	17-18	5
1799	When foes, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1799	IV:24-IV:25	5
1799	When foes, &c. (bt)	American, 1799	17-18	5
1800	When foes, &c. (bt)	American, 1800	17-18	5
1800	When foes, &c. (bt)	Patriotic, 1800	19-20	5
1800	When foes, &c. (bt)	Echo, 1800	13	5
1810	When foes, &c. (bt)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	131-132	5
1799	When foes invade, with heart and hand (r)	Columbian, 1799	IV:24-IV:25	5
1799	When foes invade with heart and hand (r)	American, 1799	17-18	5
1800	When foes invade with heart and hand (r)	American, 1800	17-18	5
1800	When foes invade, with heart and hand (r)	Patriotic, 1800	19-20	5
1800	When foes invade, with heart and hand (r)	Echo, 1800	13	5
1818	When Folly's shrine attracts the fair (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1818	5	1
1820	When Folly's shrine attracts the fair (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	5	1
1793	When forc'd from dear Hebe to go (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	107-108	5
1793	When forc'd from dear Hebe to go (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	107-108	5
1797	When forc'd from dear Hebe to go (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	II:29-II:30	5
1797	When forc'd from dear Hebe to go (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	II:29-II:30	5
1797	When fortune doth frown (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	278-279	8
1798	When fortune doth frown (fl)	Echo, 1798	119-121	8
1799	When fortune doth frown (fl)	Columbian, 1799	II:28-II:29	8
1800	When fortune doth frown (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	67-68	8
1800	When fortune doth frown (fl)	Echo, 1800	124-125	8
1803	When fortune doth frown (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	56-58	8
1804	When fortune doth frown (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	120-121	6
1810	When fortune doth frown (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	150-152	8
1814	When fortune doth frown (fl)	Comic Songs, 1814	59-60	8
1815	When fortune doth frown (fl)	American Songster, 1815	37-39	8
1805	When France indignant rais'd her head (fl)	Different Subjects, 1805	111	3
1800	When France with huge pride (fl)	Federal, 1800	102-103	6
1800	When France with huge pride, 'cross the Atlantic did stride (fl)	Echo, 1800	133-134	6
1818	When free men first the triumph sung (fl)	Bird of Birds, 1818	115-116	3
1815	When Freedom fair Columbia sought (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	100-101	5
1816	[When Freedom fair Columbia sought] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	109
1818	When Freedom fair Columbia sought (fl)	Star, 1818	61-62	5
1799	When Freedom, fair Freedom her banner display'd (fl)	American, 1799	20-22	6
1800	When Freedom, fair Freedom her banner display'd (fl)	American, 1800	20-22	6
1800	When Freedom, fair Freedom her banner display'd (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	27-29	6
1805	When freedom, fair freedom, her banner display'd (fl)	Union Song, 1805	6-7	6
1813	When Freedom, fair Freedom, her banner display'd (fl)	Columbian Naval Melody, 1813	81-83	6
1815	When Freedom, fair Freedom, her banner display'd (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	19-21	6
1811	When freedom first at mighty Jove's command (rec)	Humourist, 1811	83	8
1811	When freedom first shone o'er Columbia's rich shores (fl)	Humourist, 1811	72-73	4
1813	When Freedom first the Triumph sung (fl)	Odes, Naval Songs, 1813	22-23	5
1814	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Naval Songster-1, 1814	6-7	5
1814	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	10-11	5
1814	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-3, 1814	10-11	5
1815	When freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Sailor's Rights, 1815	52-53	5
1815	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	9	5
1816	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Masonic Museum, 1816	75-76	5
1816	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1816	65-66	5
1816	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1816	65-66	5
1817	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1817	65-66	7
1817	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Cabin Boy, 1817	27-28	5
1817	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	American Star, 1817	11-12	5
1817	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	94-95	4
1817	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	65-66	5
1818	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	94-95	5
1819	When freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Songster's Magazine-7, 1819	18
1820	When freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	18
1820	When freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	94-95	5
1820	When freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	94-95	5
1820	When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	94-95	4
1799	When freedom knew not where to rove (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	290-291	4
1815	When Freedom wakes upon the world (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	101	6
1816	[When Freedom wakes upon the world] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	110
1800	When Freedom was banish'd from Greece and from Rome (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	78-79	4
1802	When Freedom was banish'd from Greece and from Rome (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	83	4
1811	When Freedom was banish'd from Greece and from Rome (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	230-231	6
1811	When Freedom was banish'd from Greece and from Rome (fl)	Humourist, 1811	76-77	4
1815	When Freedom was banish'd from Greece and from Rome (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	28-29	6
1815	When Freedom was banish'd from Greece and from Rome (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	6-7	6
1803	When freedom was banished from Greece and from Rome (fl)	American Republican, 1803	54-55	5
1797	When Freedom's sons, at Heav'ns command (fl)	Columbian, 1797	225-227	10
1805	When Freedom's sons, at heav'ns command (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	224-226	10
1806	When freedom's sons, at Heav'n's command (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	232-235	10
1813	When freedom's sons, at Heav'n's command (fl)	American Patriotic-1, 1813	71-74	10
1813	When freedom's sons, at heav'n's command (fl)	American Patriotic-2, 1813	71-74	10
1816	When Freedom's sons, at Heav'n's command (fl)	American Patriotic, 1816	58-60	10
1814	When freedom's star its last bright gleam (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	13-14	7
1817	When freedom's star its last bright gleam (fl)	American Star, 1817	14-16	7
1798	When Frenchmen first attack'd the crown (fl)	Paddy, 1798	30-31	5
1808	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	National Songster, 1808	121-122	3
1811	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	285	3
1812	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Syren, 1812	24-25	3
1814	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	130-131	3
1814	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	130-131	3
1814	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	130-131	3
1814	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	American Muse, 1814	130-131	3
1814	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	119-120	3
1815	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	104-105	3
1815	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	104-105	3
1816	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	141-142	3
1816	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.45-I.46	3
1817	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	110-111	3
1817	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	American Star, 1817	140	3
1817	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	71	3
1818	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	101-102	3
1818	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	101-102	3
1818	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.45-I.46	3
1818	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	71	3
1819	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	88-89	3
1819	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	88-89	3
1820	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	82-83	3
1820	When freshly blows the northern gale (fl)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	71	3
1807	When "Friendship, Love, and Truth" abound (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	1-2	3
1808	When friendship, love, and truth abound (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	1-2	3
1809	When "Friendship, Love, and Truth" abound (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	1-2	3
1812	When "Friendship, Love, and Truth" abound (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	105-106	3
1813	When friendship, love and truth abound (fl)	American Songster, 1813	81-82	3
1813	When "Friendship, Love and Truth" abound (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	81-82	3
1815	When "Friendship, Love, and Truth" abound (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	153-154	3
1816	When "Friendship, Love, and Truth" abound (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	105-106	3
1816	When "Friendship, Love, and Truth" abound (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	3-4	3
1818	When friendship, love and truth abound (fl)	Masonick Melodies, 1818	145-147	3
1801	When from Dayda dear I'm parting (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	186	2
1805	When from Dayda dear I'm parting (fl)	Warbler, 1805	138-139
1802	When from Dublin to London I came (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	232-233	4
1806	When from Dublin to London I came (fl)	Linnet, 1806	149-150	4
1813	When from his cave Aeolus raves (fl)	Popular Songs, Ballads, 1813	4	4
1803	When from his Palace forth he comes! (r)	Buck's PC, 1803	17	4
1817	When from London first I came (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	41-43	3
1818	When from our shores Bellona's car (fl)	Woodworth Poems, 1818	91-93	9
1818	When from Sweet Kilkenny (t)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	115-116	3
1798	When First I Slipp'd My Leading strings (t)	American MM, 1798	76-78	4
1805	When gazing on his dear one's cheek (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1805	130-131	2
1805	When Gazing on His Dear One's Cheek (t)	American Ladies PB, 1805	130-131	2
1801	When generous wine expands the soul (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	163	2
1805	When generous wine expands the soul (fl)	Warbler, 1805	171	2
1798	When Gen'rous Wine (t)	Nautical, 1798	27	4
1812	When Gen'rous Wine (t)	Minstrel, 1812	313-316	2
1817	When Gen'rous Wine (t)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	61-62	4
1817	When Gen'rous Wine (t)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	137-138	4
1817	When Gen'rous Wine (t)	Mess of Messes, 1817	133-134	4
1790	When gen'rous wine expands the soul (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	161-162	2
1798	When gen'rous wine expands the soul (fl)	Nautical, 1798	27	4
1799	When gen'rous wine expands the soul (fl)	American, 1799	226-227	4
1800	When gen'rous wine expands the soul (fl)	American, 1800	226-227	4
1812	When gen'rous wine expands the soul (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	313-316	2
1817	When gen'rous wine expands the soul (fl)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	61-62	4
1817	When gen'rous wine expands the soul (fl)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	137-138	4
1817	When gen'rous wine expands the soul (fl)	Mess of Messes, 1817	133-134	4
1789	When gentle Celia first I knew (fl)	Apollo, 1789	63
1791	When gentle Celia first I knew (fl)	Apollo, 1791	63-64	7
1792	When gentle Celia first I knew (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	92-93	7
1793	When gentle Celia first I knew (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	51-52	7
1793	When gentle Celia first I knew (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	51-52	7
1795	When gentle Celia first I knew (fl)	Medley, 1795	92-93	7
1811	When gentle Celia first I knew (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	186-187	7
1764	When gentle Harriot first I saw (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	188	5
1765	When gentle Harriot first I saw (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.38-I.39	5
1795	When gentle love first fir'd my breast (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	40	3
1801	When gentle love first fir'd my breast (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	142	3
1800	When gentle peace, and pleasing smiles (fl)	Echo, 1800	123	4
1779	When gentle peace's olive branch (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	125	1
1797	When gentle zephyr fans the ocean (fl)	Columbian, 1797	31-32	3
1819	When Gloaming treads the heels of day (fl)	Poems and Songs, 1819	177-178	3
1820	When gloaming treads the heels of day (fl)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	177-178	3
1812	When gloomy night ha taken flight (fl)	Diamond Scottish Sentimental, 1812	68-69	3
1817	When gloomy night had taken flight (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	34	3
1817	When gloomy night had taken flight (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	87-88	3
1790	When gloomy thoughts possess (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	93	3
1800	When God from his celestial throne (fl)	Federal, 1800	58-59	6
1813	When Guerrier, Dacres, from Halifax sail'd (fl)	American Patriotic-2, 1813	19-21	9
1813	When Guerrier, Dacres, from Halifax sail'd (fl)	American Glory, 1813	53-54	9
1814	When Guerrier, Dacres, from Halifax sail'd (fl)	Naval Songster-1, 1814	38-40	9
1816	When Guerrier, Dacres, from Halifax sail'd (fl)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	55-57	9
1813	When Guerriere, Dacres, from Halifax sail'd (fl)	American Patriotic-1, 1813	19-21	9
1816	When Guerriere, Dacres, from Halifax sail'd (fl)	American Patriotic, 1816	17-18	9
1818	When Guerriere, Dacres, from Halifax sail'd (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	52-53	9
1818	When Guilford good our pilot stood (fl)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	215-217	9
1803	When hated morning's light (fl)	American Songster, 1803	186-187	4
1802	When he went out of office he left the British nation (fl)	Medley, 1802	151-152	1
1809	When he went out of office he left the British nation (fl)	American Medley, 1809	151-152	1
1812	When He who Adores Thee (t)	Vocal Companion, 1812	61	2
1812	When He who Adores Thee (t)	Diamond Irish Sentimental, 1812	23-24	2
1815	When He who Adores Thee (t)	Irish Melodies, 1815	17	2
1816	When He who Adores Thee (t)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	17	2
1816	When He who Adores Thee (t)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	12	2
1816	When He who Adores Thee (t)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	8	2
1817	When He Who Adores Thee (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	34	2
1817	When He who Adores Thee (t)	Irish Melodies, 1817	8	2
1817	When He who Adores Thee (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	88-89	2
1818	When He who Adores Thee (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	109	2
1818	When He who Adores Thee (t)	Syren, 1818	II.8	2
1819	When He who Adores Thee (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	95	2
1819	When He who Adores Thee (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	95	2
1818	When he who adores thee, has left behind but the name (fl)	Syren, 1818	II.8	2
1812	When he who adores thee, has left but the name (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1812	61	2
1812	When he who adores thee, has left but the name (fl)	Diamond Irish Sentimental, 1812	23-24	2
1815	When he who adores thee, has left but the name (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1815	17	2
1816	When he who adores thee, has left but the name (fl)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	17	2
1816	When he who adores thee, has left but the name (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	12	2
1816	When he who adores thee, has left but the name (fl)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	8	2
1817	When he who adores thee, has left but the name (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	34	2
1817	When he who adores thee, has left but the name (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	8	2
1817	When he who adores thee, has left but the name (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	88-89	2
1818	When he who adores thee, has left but the name (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	14	2
1818	When he who adores thee, has left but the name (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	109	2
1819	When he who adores thee, has left but the name (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	95	2
1819	When he who adores thee, has left but the name (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	95	2
1797	When Heaven design'd that man should know (fl)	Masonic, 1797	111-113	9
1800	When Heaven dissolves the sacred tie (fl)	Fables, 1800	37	4
1794	When Heav'n-born Freedom hail'd this happy land (fl)	Ladies New Memo, 1794	129-130	4
1760	When here, Lucinda, first we came (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	253	2
1765	When here, Lucinda first we came (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.140	2
1789	When here Lucinda first we came (fl)	Apollo, 1789	24
1791	When here Lucinda first we came (fl)	Apollo, 1791	24-25	2
1793	When here Lucinda first we came (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	19	2
1793	When here Lucinda first we came (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	19	2
1815	When high the foaming surges rise (it)	Sailor's Rights, 1815	24-25	4
1805	When hoarse winds roar, and lightnings gleam (fl)	Union Song, 1805	263	2
1802	When hoary frost hung on each thorn (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	179-180	3
1804	When hoary frost hung on each thorn (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	65-66	3
1807	When hoary frost hung on each thorn (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	138	3
1810	When Hobbinol entreated Doll (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	91-92	6
1800	When Holland gag'd and fetter'd sprawls (fl)	Federal, 1800	69-71	7
1800	When Holland gag'd and fetter'd sprawls (fl)	Spicer's PC-1, 1800	56-59
1801	When Holland gag'd and fetter'd sprawls (fl)	Songster's Assistant, 1801	36
1788	When hope endears a lover's pain (fl)	American Songster, 1788	139	1
1790	When hope endears a lover's pain (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	102	1
1792	When hope endears a lover's pain (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	84	2
1803	When hope endears a lover's pain (fl)	American Songster, 1803	139	1
1819	When Hope's Sweet Prospects (t)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	97	3
1819	When, Hope's sweet prospects fondly viewing (fl)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	97	3
1811	When husbands are tyrants, their wives will be free (r)	Universal Fortune-Teller, 1811	43-54	4
1807	When husbands are tyrants,their wives will be free (r)	American Songster, 1807	164-165	4
1811	When husbands are tyrants,their wives will be free (r)	Amusement, 1811	53-54	4
1813	When husbands are tyrants,their wives will be free (r)	Town and Country, 1813	47-48	4
1818	When I at my window am gazing (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	48	4
1790	When I awake with painful brow (fl)	Charmer, 1790	132-133	7
1820	When I breath'd a last Adieu (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	101
1820	When I breath'd a last Adieu (t)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1820	101
1811	When I came on the world without notice or name (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	107
1814	When I came on the world without notice or name (fl)	Comic Songs, 1814	36	2
1817	When I chang'd my smock-frock for a jacket of blue (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	22-23	3
1795	When I comes to town with a load of hay (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	115-117	3
1799	When I comes to town with a load of hay (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	172-173	3
1799	When I comes to town with a load of hay (fl)	American, 1799	132-134	3
1800	When I comes to town with a load of hay (fl)	American, 1800	132-134	3
1791	When I drain the rosy bowl (fl)	Apollo, 1791	113-114	7
1793	When I drain the rosy bowl (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	113-114*	7
1796	When I drain the rosy bowl (fl)	Vocal, 1796	24-25	3
1800	When I drain the rosy bowl (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	32-33	3
1800	When I drain the rosy bowl (fl)	Assistant, 1800	23-24	3
1811	When I drain the rosy bowl (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	108-109	3
1779	When I drain the rosy bowl (it)	Songs Naval, 1779	94-95	3
1764	When I enter'd my teens, and threw playthings aside (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	165-166	6
1765	When I enter'd my teens, and threw playthings aside (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.15-I.16	6
1777	When I enter'd my teens, and threw play-things aside (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	18-20	10
1799	When I first heard the drum, with the row, dow, do (r)	Companion, 1799	254-255	3
1815	When I first saw the youth who to me came a wooing (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	158	2
1817	When I first saw the youth who to me came a wooing (fl)	American Star, 1817	56	2
1817	When I first told my Rosa I lov'd (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1817	156-157	4
1817	When I first told my Rosa I Lov'd (t)	American Ladys PB, 1817	156-157	4
1815	When I first Went to School (t)	Songster's Companion, 1815	184-186	5
1801	When I first went to school it was all my delight (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	82-83	5
1815	When I first went to school it was all my delight (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	184-186	5
1807	When I follow'd a lass that was froward and shy (fl)	American Songster, 1807	206	1
1801	When I followed a lass that was froward and shy [sic] (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	180	1
1805	When I followed a lass that was froward and shy [sic] (fl)	Warbler, 1805	134
1814	When I from dear Ireland first took my leave (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	157-158	4
1817	When I from dear Ireland first took my leave (fl)	American Star, 1817	172-173	4
1819	When I from dear Ireland first took my leave (fl)	Songster's Magazine-4, 1819	89	4
1820	When I from dear Ireland first took my leave (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	89	4
1818	When I gaz'd on a beautiful face (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	10	2
1818	When I gaz'd on a beautiful face (fl)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	55	2
1820	When I gaz'd on a beautiful face (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	55	2
1818	When I Gaz'd on a Beautiful Face (t)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	10	2
1818	When I Gaz'd on a Beautiful Face (t)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	55	2
1820	When I Gaz'd on a Beautiful Face (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	55	2
1795	When I had scarcely told sixteen (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	28	6
1797	When I had scarcely told sixteen (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	25	6
1798	When I had scarcely told sixteen (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	29-30	3
1798	When I had scarcely told sixteen (fl)	Nautical, 1798	23-24	3
1799	When I had scarcely told sixteen (fl)	American, 1799	225-226	3
1800	When I had scarcely told sixteen (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	85	3
1800	When I had scarcely told sixteen (fl)	American, 1800	225-226	3
1801	When I had scarcely told sixteen (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	67-68	3
1801	When I had scarcely told sixteen (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	140-141	6
1802	When I had scarcely told sixteen (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	87-88	3
1812	When I ha'e a saxpence under my thumb (fl)	Diamond Scottish Lively, 1812	44-45	4
1804	When I have sax-pence [sic] under my thumb (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	27-28	4
1765	When I liv'd in my grandmother's cot (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.114-I.115	3
1818	When I Lov'd You. To . . . . (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	99	1
1819	When I Lov'd You. To . . . . (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	86	1
1819	When I Lov'd You. To . . . . (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	86	1
1816	When I lov'd you, I can't but allow (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	138	1
1817	When I lov'd you, I can't but allow (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	108	1
1818	When I lov'd you, I can't but allow (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	99	1
1818	When I lov'd you, I can't but allow (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	99	1
1819	When I lov'd you, I can't but allow (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	86	1
1819	When I lov'd you, I can't but allow (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	86	1
1805	When I quitted the cot, that stands alone on the moor (fl)	Union Song, 1805	148-149	3
1820	When I quitted the cot that stands lone on the moor (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	190-192	3
1816	When I receiv'd my whole ship's pay (fl)	Masonic Museum, 1816	74-75	4
1817	When I receiv'd my whole ship's pay (fl)	Cabin Boy, 1817	18-19	4
1817	When I Rov'd (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	145	6
1816	When I Rov'd a Young Highlander (t)	Syren, 1816	I.27-I.29	6
1818	When I Rov'd a Young Highlander (t)	Syren, 1818	I.27-I.29	6
1816	When I rov'd, a young Highlander, o'er the dark heath (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1816	142-144	6
1816	When I rov'd, a young highlander, o'er the dark heath (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.27-I.29	6
1817	When I rov'd, a young highlander, o'er the dark heath (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	145	6
1818	When I rov'd, a young highlander, o'er the dark heath (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.27-I.29	6
1816	When I Rov'd a Young Highlander O'er the Dark Heath (t)	American Ladys PB, 1816	142-144	6
1820	When I think on this warld's pelf (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	119	4
1806	When I think on this warld's pelf [sic] (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	119	4
1806	When I think on this warld's pelf [sic] (fl)	Linnet, 1806	119	4
1812	When I think on this warld's pelf [sic] (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	119	4
1816	When I think on this warld's pelf [sic] (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	124-125	4
1797	When I think on this world's palf (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	106-107	4
1801	When I to London first came in (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	76-77	3
1805	When I, to London, first came in (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	53	3
1806	When I to London first came in (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	30-31	3
1806	When I to London first came in (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	30-31	3
1806	When I to London, first came in (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	52-53	3
1807	When I to London first came in (fl)	American Songster, 1807	182-183	3
1812	When I to London first came in (fl)	Diamond English Humorous, 1812	19-20	3
1760	When I to sleep address my mind (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	148
1799	When I told you your cheeks were the blush of the rose (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	291-292	3
1805	When I took my departure for Dublin's sweet clay (fl)	Warbler, 1805	37	1
1817	[When I took my departure from Dublin sweet town] (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	73	6
1796	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet city (fl)	Vocal, 1796	46-48	6
1793	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Syren, 1793	57-59	6
1797	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	I:21-I:22	6
1797	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	I:21-I:22	6
1798	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	14-16	6
1800	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Spicer's PC-1, 1800	44-46
1801	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	174-175	6
1802	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	227-228	6
1803	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	159-161	6
1805	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	78-81	6
1806	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	14-16	6
1806	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Linnet, 1806	14-16	6
1807	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	68-70	6
1812	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	14-16	6
1812	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	47-49	6
1812	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Diamond Irish Humourous, 1812	43-46	6
1812	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	134-136	6
1816	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	14-16	6
1816	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	47-49	6
1817	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	56-59	6
1818	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Bird of Birds, 1818	22-25	12
1820	When I took my departure from Dublin's sweet town (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	14-16	6
1814	When I trace back the scenes of my juvenile days (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	43-44	6
1818	When I trace back the scenes of my juvenile days (fl)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	30-31	6
1820	When I trace back the scenes of my juvenile days (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	50	6
1819	When I upon thy bosom lean (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	59-60	3
1788	When I wake with painful brow (fl)	American Songster, 1788	185-186	4
1797	When I wake with painful brow (fl)	Columbian, 1797	86-87	6
1803	When I wake with painful brow (fl)	American Songster, 1803	185-186	5
1807	When I was a Boy (t)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	15-16	3
1809	When I was a Boy (t)	Humming Bird, 1809	55-56	3
1809	When I was a Boy (t)	New Joke, 1809	163-164	3
1810	When I was a Boy (t)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	100-101	3
1810	When I was a Boy (t)	Comic Songster, 1810	56-57	3
1814	When I was a Boy (t)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	123-124	3
1816	When I was a Boy (t)	Town and Country, 1816	58-59	3
1808	When I was a boy in Daddy's mud edifice (fl)	New Whim, 1808	4-5	3
1807	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	15-16	3
1809	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	55-56	3
1809	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	New Joke, 1809	163-164	3
1810	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	100-101	3
1810	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	56-57	3
1812	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	33-34	3
1812	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Diamond Irish Humourous, 1812	8-10	3
1814	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	123-124	3
1814	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Comic Songs, 1814	89-90	3
1815	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	81-83	3
1815	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	100-103	3
1816	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	33-34	3
1816	[When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	166
1816	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	58-59	3
1817	[When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice] (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	76	3
1817	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	New American, 1817	19-20	6
1817	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	43-44	3
1817	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Star, 1817	73-74	3
1818	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	114-115	3
1818	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	139-140	3
1818	When I was a boy in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Star, 1818	145-146	3
1807	When I was a boy, just as high as a span (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	16-17	3
1810	When I was a boy, just as high as a span (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	101-102	3
1815	When I was a boy, just as high as a span (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	94-95	3
1812	When I was a Chicken (t)	Harp of Erin, 1812	118-120	3
1807	When I was a chicken as high as a hen (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	12-13	3
1812	When I was a chicken, as high as a hen (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	118-120	3
1811	When I was a chicken I went to school (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	134-135	6
1811	When I was a chicken, I went to school (fl)	Humourist, 1811	61-62	3
1798	When I Was a Chit (t)	Jovial-2, 1798	66-67	3
1800	When I was a Chit (t)	Amorous, 1800	72-73	3
1810	When I was a Chit (t)	New Musical-1, 1810	84-85	3
1810	When I was a Chit (t)	New Musical-2, 1810	84-85	3
1798	When I was a chit, just got into my teens (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	87-88	3
1798	When I was a chit, just got into my teens (fl)	Jovial-2, 1798	66-67	3
1799	When I was a chit, just got into my teens (fl)	Columbian, 1799	IV:9-IV:10	3
1800	When I was a chit, just got into my teens (fl)	Amorous, 1800	72-73	3
1800	When I was a chit, just got into my teens (fl)	Echo, 1800	167	3
1810	When I was a chit, just got into my teens (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	84-85	3
1810	When I was a chit, just got into my teens (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	84-85	3
1811	When I was a chit, just got into my teens (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	123-124	3
1814	When I was a lad (fl)	Songbook for Children, 1814	3-6	5
1801	When I was a lad I had cause to be sad (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	145-146	10
1804	When I was a lad I had cause to be sad (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	162-164	9
1805	When I was a lad I had cause to be sad (fl)	Warbler, 1805	105
1811	When I was a lad I had cause to be sad (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	17-19	10
1812	When I was a lad I had cause to be sad (fl)	Diamond English Humorous, 1812	61-63	9
1812	When I was a lad I had cause to be sad (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1812	16-18	10
1817	When I was a lad I had cause to be sad (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	84	10
1817	When I was a lad I had cause to be sad (fl)	Mermaid, 1817	43-44	10
1817	When I was a lad I had cause to be sad (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	89-91	10
1817	When I was a lad, I had cause to be sad (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	35-37	9
1817	When I was a lad I had cause to be sad (fl)	Star, 1817	100-102	10
1818	When I was a lad I had cause to be sad (fl)	Song-Book, 1818	3-6	5
1818	When I was a lad I had cause to be sad (fl)	Star, 1818	164-166	10
1811	When I was a lad in my father's mud edifice (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	88-90	3
1817	When I was a lad in the land of Kilkenney (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	94	4
1817	When I was a lad in the land of Kilkenney (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	66-67	4
1805	When I was a lad in the land of Kilkenny (fl)	Union Song, 1805	152-153	4
1811	When I was a lad in the land of Kilkenny (fl)	Gold Finch, 1811	60-61	4
1811	When I was a lad in the land of Kilkenny (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	143-144	4
1814	When I was a lad in the land of Kilkenny (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	238	4
1815	When I was a lad in the land of Kilkenny (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	52-53	4
1768	When I was a little boy (fl)	Tommy Thumb-1, 1768	30	4
1771	When I was a little boy (fl)	Tommy Thumb, 1771	29-30	1
1785	[When] I was a little boy (fl)	Mother Goose, 1785	50	1
1785	When I was [a little boy] (fl)	Mother Goose, 1785	51-52	2
1788	When I was a little boy (fl)	Tommy Thumb, 1788	37-38	4
1794	When I was a little boy (fl)	Mother Goose, 1794	50	1
1794	When I was a little boy (fl)	Mother Goose, 1794	51-52	2
1794	When I was a little boy (fl)	Tommy Thumb, 1794	37-38	4
1805	When I was a little boy (fl)	New A B C, 1805	25-26	4
1807	When I was a little boy (fl)	Old Dame Margery, 1807	[23]	1
1812	When I was a little boy (fl)	Mother's Gift, 1812	9-10	2
1812	When I was a little boy (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1812	23	1
1812	When I was a little boy (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1812	35	1
1814	When I was a little boy (fl)	Comic Songs, 1814	22-23	7
1814	When I was a little boy (fl)	Old Dame Margery, 1814	15	1
1817	When I was a little boy (fl)	Old Dame Margery, 1817	15-16	2
1818	When I was a little boy (fl)	Old Dame Margery, 1818	15-16	2
1819	When I was a little boy (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1819	15	1
1819	When I was a little boy (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1819	23	4
1768	When I was a Little Boy (t)	Tommy Thumb-1, 1768	30	4
1771	When I was a little boy (t)	Tommy Thumb, 1771	29-30	1
1799	When I was a little boy I had but little wit (fl)	Mother Goose, 1799	49	1
1800	When I was a little boy, I had but little wit (fl)	Mother Goose, 1800	50	1
1799	When I was a little boy, I liv'd by myself (fl)	Mother Goose, 1799	50-51	2
1800	When I was a little boy, I lived by myself (fl)	Mother Goose, 1800	51-52	2
1817	When I was a pert little Miss in my teens (fl)	Village Songster, 1817	56-57	3
1817	When I was a pert little Miss in my teens (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	178-179	3
1820	When I was a pert little miss in my teens (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	120-121	3
1798	When I was a poor, little innocent boy (fl)	Columbian, 1798	92-93	2
1811	When I was a very little fellow (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	105
1803	When I was a wee thing (fl)	Death of Wolfe, 1803	7-8	6
1811	When I was a Yonker, I was first apprentic'd (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	206	3
1805	When I was a young man (fl)	Prentice Boy, 1805	4-5	5
1797	When I was a young man in sweet Tipparary (it)	Columbian, 1797	142-143	7
1805	When I was a young man in sweet Tipparary (it)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	189-190	7
1806	When I was a Young Man in Sweet Tipperary (it)	Complete Modern, 1806	201-203	7
1764	When I was a young one, what girl was like me (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	192-193	6
1765	When I was a young one, what girl was like me (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.168
1788	When I was a young one, what girl was like me (fl)	American Songster, 1788	171-172	6
1796	When I was a young one, what girl was like me (fl)	Vocal, 1796	65-66	6
1801	When I was a young one, what girl was like me (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	166	6
1805	When I was a young one, what girl was like me (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	41-42	6
1805	When I was a young one, what girl was like me (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	41-42	6
1807	When I was a young one, what girl was like me (fl)	American Songster, 1807	11-12	6
1815	When I was a young one, what girl was like me (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	93-94	6
1795	When I was a young one, what girl was like me? (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	134-135	6
1797	When I was a young one, what girl was like me? (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	92	6
1803	When I was a young one, what girl was like me? (fl)	American Songster, 1803	171-172	6
1807	When I was a youngster, and lived with my dad (fl)	American Songster, 1807	54-55	3
1811	When I was a youngster, and lived with my dad (fl)	Universal Fortune-Teller, 1811	54-55	3
1811	When I was a youngster, and lived with my dad (fl)	Amusement, 1811	54-55	3
1814	When I was a youngster, and lived with my dad (fl)	Little Gypsy-1, 1814	54-55	3
1810	When I was a youngster, I first was apprentic'd (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	44-45	3
1816	When I was a youngster, I first was apprentic'd (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	105	3
1807	When I was a youngster I first was apprentice (fl)	American Songster, 1807	171-172	3
1814	When I was a youngster our women were prudent (fl)	Sky Lark, 1814	22-23	2
1793	When I was a Younker (t)	Syren, 1793	164-165	3
1795	When I was a Younker (t)	Social Harmony, 1795	99-100	3
1798	When I was a Younker (t)	Buck's PC, 1798	24-25	3
1800	When I was a Younker (t)	Festival, 1800	68-69	3
1793	When I was a younker, and liv'd with my dad (fl)	Syren, 1793	164-165	3
1795	When I was a younker, and liv'd with my dad (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	99-100	3
1795	When I was a younker, and liv'd with my dad (fl)	Medley, 1795	181-182	3
1798	When I was a younker, and liv'd with my dad (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	24-25	3
1800	When I was a younker, and liv'd with my dad (fl)	Festival, 1800	68-69	3
1798	When I was a younker, I first was apprentic'd (fl)	Columbian, 1798	135-136	3
1799	When I was a younker, I first was apprentic'd (fl)	American, 1799	232	3
1800	When I was a younker, I first was apprentic'd (fl)	American, 1800	232
1805	When I was a younker I first was apprentic'd (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	45	3
1800	When I was a younker, I was apprentic'd (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	107-108	3
1802	When I was a younker, I was apprentic'd (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	108	3
1798	When I was a younker, says feyther to I (fl)	Columbian, 1798	112-113	3
1805	When I was at home, as the lark I was gay (fl)	Union Song, 1805	159-160	3
1807	When I was at home as the lark I was gay (fl)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	12-13	5
1794	When I was at home I was merry and frisky (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1794	37
1798	When I was at home I was merry and frisky (fl)	Jovial-2, 1798	39	3
1798	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	42	3
1799	When I was at home I was merry and frisky (fl)	Baltimore, 1799	31-32	3
1804	When I was at home I was merry and frisky (fl)	Happy Shepherd, 1804	4	3
1806	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	41-42	3
1806	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Linnet, 1806	41-42	3
1812	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	41-42	3
1812	When I was at home I was merry and frisky (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	85-86	3
1812	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Diamond Irish Humourous, 1812	24-25	3
1812	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	5-6	3
1814	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	97-98	3
1815	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	61-62	3
1816	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	42-43	3
1816	When I was at home I was merry and frisky (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	85-86	3
1817	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	88	3
1817	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	120-121	3
1817	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Star, 1817	74-75	3
1818	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Star, 1818	152-153	3
1820	When I was at home, I was merry and frisky (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	41-42	3
1811	When I was at home with my father and mother (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	15-16	3
1815	When I was at home with my father and mother (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	97-98	3
1819	When I was at home with my father and mother (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	69-70	3
1819	When I was at home with my father and mother (fl)	Songster's Magazine-8, 1819	38
1820	When I was at home with my father and mother (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	153	3
1820	When I was at home with my father and mother (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	38
1817	When I was near manhood I grew sick of home (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	82-83	14
1817	When I was near manhood I grew sick of home (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	91-93	14
1798	When I was of a tender age (fl)	Columbian, 1798	128-129	4
1798	When I was of a tender age (fl)	Jovial-2, 1798	75-76	4
1785	When icicles hang on the wall (fl)	Mother Goose, 1785	81-82	3
1794	When icicles hang on the wall (fl)	Mother Goose, 1794	81-82	3
1799	When Icicles hang on the wall (fl)	Mother Goose, 1799	79-80	2
1800	When icicles hang on the wall (fl)	Mother Goose, 1800	80-81	2
1816	When I'm dowie, weet, or weary (fl)	Forest Minstrel, 1816	171-172	4
1798	When in a garden sweet I walk (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	75	2
1811	When in Death I shall calm recline (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	116	3
1811	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	139	3
1811	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	68-69	3
1811	When in death, I shall calm recline (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	220-221	3
1811	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	14
1812	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	18-19	3
1812	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Syren, 1812	6-7	3
1812	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Diamond Irish Sentimental, 1812	32-33	3
1812	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1812	85-86	3
1812	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	229-230	3
1814	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	40	3
1814	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Nightingale, 1814	40	3
1814	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	82 [=84]-85	3
1814	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	40	3
1814	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	40	3
1814	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	American Muse, 1814	40	3
1814	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	84-85	3
1815	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	American Songster, 1815	33-34	3
1815	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1815	34-35	3
1815	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	40	3
1815	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	74-75	3
1815	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	174	3
1815	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	40	3
1815	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	78-79	3
1816	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	34-35	3
1816	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	184-185	3
1816	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	26	3
1816	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	18	3
1817	[When in death I shall calm recline] (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	38	3
1817	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	18-19	3
1817	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Cabin Boy, 1817	29-30	3
1817	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	American Star, 1817	92	3
1817	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	101	3
1818	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	24-25	3
1818	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	121-122	3
1818	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Song-Singer's Amusing, 1818	19-20	3
1818	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	161	3
1818	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	212-213	3
1818	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Syren, 1818	II.18	3
1818	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Nightingale, 1818	3-4	3
1819	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	105-106	3
1819	When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	105-106	3
1812	When in Death I Shall Calm Recline (t)	Diamond Irish Sentimental, 1812	32-33	3
1818	When in death I shall calmly recline (fl)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	68	3
1820	When in death I shall calmly recline (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	68	3
1799	When in order drawn up, and adorn'd in his best (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	62	2
1811	When in the last, faint light of evening (fl)	Harp, 1811	135	4
1815	When in the storm on Albion's coast (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-2, 1815	158-166	1
1815	When in the storm on Albion's coast (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1815	39-41	1
1807	When in war on the ocean we meet the proud foe (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	168-169	3
1818	When infant bliss in roses slept (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	207	3
1815	When injur'd Freedom's pilgrim band (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	4-5	5
1788	When innocence and beauty meet (fl)	American Songster, 1788	45-46	4
1790	When innocence and beauty meet (fl)	Charmer, 1790	56
1792	When innocence and beauty meet (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	144-145	4
1795	When innocence and beauty meet (fl)	Medley, 1795	144-145	4
1797	When innocence and beauty meet (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1797	134
1800	When innocence and beauty meet (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	82	4
1803	When innocence and beauty meet (fl)	American Songster, 1803	45-46	4
1804	When innocence and beauty meet (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	178-179	4
1810	When innocence and beauty meet (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	14	3
1818	When innocence and beauty meet (fl)	Star, 1818	115-116	4
1788	When innocent pastime our pleasure did crown (fl)	Charms, 1788	84-85	3
1796	When innocent pastime our pleasure did crown (fl)	Vocal, 1796	180-181	3
1796	When it is night, &c. (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	42
1798	When it is Night (t)	Mermaid, 1798	44	2
1793	When it is night, and the mid-watch is come (fl)	Syren, 1793	106-107	2
1798	When it is night, and the midwatch is come (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	44	2
1794	When I've money I am merry (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1794	47
1798	When I've money I am merry (fl)	Columbian, 1798	81-82	3
1798	When I've money I am merry (fl)	Jovial-2, 1798	46	3
1798	When I've money I am merry (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	57-58	3
1803	When I've money I am merry (fl)	Buck's PC, 1803	24	5
1804	When I've money I am merry (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	68-69	3
1806	When I've money I am merry (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	39	3
1806	When I've money I am merry (fl)	Linnet, 1806	39	3
1812	When I've money I am merry (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	39	3
1816	When I've money I am merry (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	39-40	3
1820	When I've money I am merry (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	39	3
1798	When I've Money I Am Merry (t)	Jovial-2, 1798	46	3
1798	When I've Money I am Merry (t)	Buck's PC, 1798	57-58	3
1806	When I've Money I am Merry (t)	Black Bird-2, 1806	39	3
1806	When I've Money I am Merry (t)	Linnet, 1806	39	3
1812	When I've Money I am Merry (t)	Black Bird, 1812	39	3
1816	When I've Money I am Merry (t)	Black Bird, 1816	39-40	3
1820	When I've Money I am Merry (t)	Blackbird, 1820	39	3
1796	When Jack parted from me, &c. (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	10
1793	When Jack parted from me, to plough the salt deep (fl)	Syren, 1793	3-4	3
1795	When Jack parted from me, to plough the salt deep (fl)	Medley, 1795	190-191	3
1797	When Jack parted from me to plough the salt deep (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	V:4-V:5	3
1797	When Jack parted from me to plough the salt deep (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	V:4-V:5	3
1797	When Jack parted from me, to plough the salt deep (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	4-5	3
1798	When Jack parted from me, to plough the salt deep (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	12-13	3
1800	When Jack parted from me to plough the salt deep (fl)	Syren, 1800	3-4	3
1807	When Jack parted from me to plough the salt deep (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	149-150	3
1800	When Jack parted from me to plow the salt deep (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	87-88	3
1802	When Jack parted from me to plow the salt deep (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	91	3
1812	When Jack parted from me to plow the salt deep (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	65-66	3
1816	When Jack parted from me to plow the salt deep (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	65-66	3
1802	When January winds were blawing cauld (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	197-199	7
1799	When jealous out of season (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	29	2
1760	When Jockey was bless'd with your love and your truth (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	222-223	7
1765	When Jockey was blest with your love and your truth (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.79-II.80	7
1819	When John and me were married (fl)	Poems and Songs, 1819	181-182	3
1819	When John and me were married (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	65	3
1820	When John and me were married (fl)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	181-182	3
1819	When John and Me Were Married (t)	Poems and Songs, 1819	181-182	3
1819	When John and Me Were Married (t)	Songster's PC, 1819	65	3
1820	When John and Me Were Married (t)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	181-182	3
1817	When Johnny Gubbins courted me, no girl so pleas'd as I (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	106	2
1818	When Johnny Gubbins courted me, no girl so pleas'd as I (fl)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	79	2
1820	When Johnny Gubbins courted me, no girl so pleas'd as I (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	77	2
1790	When join'd in the chase, sly Reynard in view (fl)	Charmer, 1790	123-124	2
1791	When Jove was resolv'd to create the round earth (fl)	Apollo, 1791	105	6
1793	When Jove was resolv'd to create the round earth (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	105*	6
1793	When Jove was resolv'd to create the round earth (fl)	Syren, 1793	97-98	6
1795	When Jove was resolv'd to create the round earth (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	97-99	6
1797	When Jove was resolv'd to create the round earth (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	III:20	6
1797	When Jove was resolv'd to create the round earth (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	III:20-III:21	6
1798	When Jove was resolv'd to create the round earth (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	220-221	6
1798	When Jove was resolv'd to create the round earth (fl)	Echo, 1798	158-159	6
1800	When Jove was resolv'd to create the round earth (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	49-50	6
1801	When Jove was resolv'd to create the round earth (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	131-132	6
1805	When Jove was resolv'd to create the round earth (fl)	Warbler, 1805	96	6
1797	When Kind Friends, &c. (t)	Columbian, 1797	11	6
1790	When kind friends expect a song (fl)	Charmer, 1790	132-133	6
1797	When kind friends expect a song (fl)	Columbian, 1797	11	6
1798	When Ladies Are Willing (t)	Jovial-2, 1798	21-22	2
1800	When Ladies are Willing (t)	Amorous, 1800	80-81	4
1798	When last from the straights we had fairly cast anchor (fl)	Vocal, 1798	78-79	3
1799	When last from the straights we had fairly cast anchor (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	57	3
1801	When last from the straights we had fairly cast anchor (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	78-79	3
1815	When last from the straights we had fairly cast anchor (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	89	3
1816	When last from the straights we had fairly cast anchor (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	93-94
1816	When last from the straights we had fairly cast anchor (fl)	Sky Lark, 1816	32-33	3
1797	When last from the straits we had fairly cast anchor (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	V:8	3
1800	When last from the straits we had fairly cast anchor (fl)	Syren, 1800	5-6	6
1793	When, last honest Jack, of whose fate I now sing (fl)	Syren, 1793	8	3
1796	When last honest Jack of whose fate I now sing (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	15
1798	When last honest Jack, of whose fate I now sing (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	17-18	3
1803	When last honest Jack, of whose fate I now sing (fl)	Death of Wolfe, 1803	4-5	3
1804	When last honest Jack, of whose fate I now sing (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	200-202	3
1805	When last honest Jack, of whose fate I now sing (fl)	Union Song, 1805	228-229	3
1814	When last honest Jack, of whose fate I now sing (fl)	Birth-Day, 1814	7	3
1798	When last honest Jack, of whose fate I now write (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	23	3
1800	When last honest Jack, of whose fate I now write (fl)	Amorous, 1800	68-69	3
1800	When last honest Jack, of whose fate I now write (fl)	Echo, 1800	163-164	3
1799	When last in the Dreadful your honour set sail (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	109	2
1764	When last we parted on the plain (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	207-208	8
1765	When last we parted on the plain (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.6-II.7	8
1790	When late a simple rustic lass (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	46	2
1814	When late Columbia's patriot brave (fl)	Naval Songster-1, 1814	56-58	14
1764	When late I wander'd o'er the plain (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	4-5	3
1788	When late I wander'd o'er the plain (fl)	Charms, 1788	94	4
1790	When late I wander'd o'er the plain (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	145	4
1795	When late I wander'd o'er the plain (fl)	Winter Evening, 1795	23	4
1796	When late I wander'd o'er the plain (fl)	Vocal, 1796	190	4
1788	When lav'rocks sweet, and yellow broom (fl)	American Songster, 1788	23	3
1797	When lav'rocks sweet and yellow broom (fl)	Columbian, 1797	10	3
1803	When lav'rocks sweet. and yellow broom (fl)	American Songster, 1803	23	3
1805	When lav'rocks sweet. and yellow broom (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	78-79	3
1806	When lav'rocks sweet and yellow broom (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	90	3
1820	When lav'rocks sweet and yellow broom (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	135-136	3
1802	When lav'rocs sweet and yellow broom (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	132-133	3
1806	When lav'rocs sweet and yellow broom (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	135-136	3
1806	When lav'rocs sweet and yellow broom (fl)	Linnet, 1806	135-136	3
1812	When lav'rocs sweet and yellow broom (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	135-136	3
1820	When lav'rocs sweet and yellow broom (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	123-124	3
1818	When Leila touch'd the lute (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	49	3
1818	When Leila Touch'd the Lute (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	49	3
1819	When Leila touch'd the lute (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	42-43	3
1819	When Leila touch'd the lute (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	42-43	3
1819	When Leila touch'd the lute (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	42-43	3
1819	When Leila touch'd the lute (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	42-43	3
1795	When Liberty, to bless mankind (fl)	Medley, 1795	219-220	4
1802	When liberty to bless mankind (fl)	Medley, 1802	105-106	4
1809	When liberty to bless mankind (fl)	American Medley, 1809	105-106	4
1801	When liberty with laurels crown'd (fl)	Republican Harmonist, 1801	62-64	5
1803	When liberty, with laurels crown'd (fl)	American Republican, 1803	81-82	5
1803	When Liberty's standard Columbia rais'd (fl)	Buck's PC, 1803	37-38	4
1812	When liberty's standard Columbia rais'd high (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1812	100-101	4
1812	When liberty's standard Columbia rais'd high (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	244-245	4
1813	When liberty's standard Columbia rais'd high (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	33	4
1818	When life looks lone and dreary (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	59	2
1818	When life looks lone and dreary (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	206-207	2
1819	When life looks lone and dreary (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	51	2
1819	When life looks lone and dreary (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	51	2
1819	When life looks lone and dreary (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	81	2
1819	When life looks lone and dreary (fl)	Songster's Magazine-8, 1819	42
1820	When life looks lone and dreary (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	42
1818	When Life Looks Lone and Dreary (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	59	2
1819	When Life Looks Lone and Dreary (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	51	2
1819	When Life Looks Lone and Dreary (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	51	2
1812	When lightnings pierce the pitchy sky (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	87	4
1816	When lightnings pierce the pitchy sky (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	87	4
1820	When lightnings pierce the pitchy sky (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	123-124	4
1820	When lightnings pierce the pitchy sky (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	108
1820	When lightnings pierce the pitchy sky (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1820	108
1795	When little on the village green (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	103	3
1801	When little on the village green (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	147
1802	When little on the village green (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	174	3
1803	When little on the village green (fl)	Buck's PC, 1803	28	3
1820	When little on the village green (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	135
1820	When little on the village green (fl)	Songster's Magazine-2, 1820	135
1802	When love get's one fast in his clutches [sic] (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	212	2
1819	When Love gets you fast (t)	Songster's Magazine-8, 1819	38
1820	When Love gets You Fast (t)	Melodist-1, 1820	136-137	2
1820	When Love gets you fast (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	38
1819	When Love gets you fast in her clutches (fl)	Songster's Magazine-8, 1819	38
1820	When love gets you fast in her clutches (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	136-137	2
1820	When Love gets you fast in her clutches (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	38
1792	When love hath charm'd the virgin's ear (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	146	3
1795	When love hath charm'd the virgin's ear (fl)	Medley, 1795	146	3
1817	When love that dear deceiver (fl)	Songs of Love, 1817	13-14	2
1765	When lovely Chloe's gentle touch (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.57	3
1789	When lovely woman stoops to folly (fl)	Apollo, 1789	25
1791	When lovely woman stoops to folly (fl)	Apollo, 1791	25	2
1793	When lovely woman stoops to folly (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	19	2
1793	When lovely woman stoops to folly (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	19	2
1807	When lovely woman stoops to folly (fl)	American Songster, 1807	245	2
1811	When lovely woman stoops to folly (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	93	2
1815	When lovely woman stoops to folly (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	217-218	2
1798	When lovers are too daring grown (fl)	Columbian, 1798	183-184	3
1800	When lovers are too daring grown (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	39	3
1802	When lovers are too daring grown (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	49	3
1806	When lovers are too daring grown (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	84	3
1806	When lovers are too daring grown (fl)	Linnet, 1806	84	3
1812	When lovers are too daring grown (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	84	3
1816	When lovers are too daring grown (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	86-87	3
1820	When lovers are too daring grown (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	85	3
1820	When lovers are too daring grown (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	84-85	3
1798	When lovers for favors petition (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	67	2
1818	When lovers for favours petition (fl)	Nightingale, 1818	7-8	2
1797	When Lubin first, with cunning care (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	143-145	7
1804	When Lucy try'd her virgin fires (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	116-117	5
1804	When Lucy was Kind (t)	Nightingale, 1804	285-286	3
1804	When Lucy was kind, and love play'd in her eyes (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	285-286	3
1798	When manners thus corrupt we see (r)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	19	3
1800	When manners thus corrupt we see (r)	Echo, 1800	170-171	3
1795	When Mary heard young Sandy's tale (fl)	Winter Evening, 1795	18
1797	When Masonry, by heaven's design (fl)	Masonic, 1797	127-129	5
1805	When masonry, by heav'ns decree (fl)	True Ahiman, 1805	185	5
1807	When masonry, by heav'ns decree (fl)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	14-15	5
1797	When Masonry expiring lay (fl)	Masonic, 1797	81-83	5
1804	When Masonry expiring lay (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	143-145	5
1804	When Masonry expiring lay (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	127	2
1811	When Masonry expiring lay (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	157-158	5
1814	When Masonry expiring lay (fl)	Masonic, 1814	99-101	5
1815	When Masonry expiring lay (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	139-141	5
1817	When Masonry expiring lay (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	99-101	5
1792	When Masonry expiring lay, by knaves and fools rejected (fl)	Constitutions, 1792	261-262	5
1798	When Masonry expiring lay, by knaves and fools rejected (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	26-28	5
1798	When Masonry expiring lay, by knaves and fools rejected (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	247	2
1799	When Masonry expiring lay, by knaves and fools rejected (fl)	Columbian, 1799	VII:18-VII:19	5
1800	When Masonry expiring lay, by knaves and fools rejected (fl)	Echo, 1800	187-188	5
1801	When Masonry expiring lay, by knaves and fools rejected (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	257-258	5
1802	When Masonry expiring lay, by knaves and fools rejected (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	33-34	5
1812	When Masonry expiring lay, by knaves and fools rejected (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1812	35-37	5
1801	When Masonry was first begun (fl)	Beauties, 1801	49-50	5
1795	When May-day buds on fields were seen (fl)	Feast, 1795	130-132	9
1803	When May-day buds on fields were seen (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	61-62	3
1802	When May-scented zephyrs breath gladness around (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	145-146	3
1804	When May-scented zephyrs breathe gladness around (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	21-22	3
1816	When me leetle boy, den me cum from Guinea (fl)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	127-128	8
1816	When me leetle boy, den me cum from Guinea (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1816	26-27	7
1816	When me leetle boy, den me cum from Guinea (fl)	British Taxation, 1816	6-7
1816	When me leetle boy, den me cum from Guinea (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1816	26-27	7
1817	When me leetle boy, den me cum from Guinea (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1817	26-27	7
1817	When me leetle boy, den me cum from Guinea (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	26-27	7
1805	When merry hearts were gay (fl)	Yorkshire Tragedy, 1805	7-8	8
1818	When 'midst the gay I meet (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	40-41	2
1819	When 'midst the gay I meet (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	34-35	2
1819	When 'midst the gay I meet (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	34-35	2
1820	When 'midst the gay I meet (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	138-139	2
1760	When mighty roast beef was the Englishman's food (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	29	7
1765	When mighty roast beef was the Englishman's food (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.143-II.144	7
1779	When mighty roast beef was the Englishman's food (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	3-4	7
1779	When Molly smiles beneath the cow (fl)	Songs Loyal, 1779	67-68	5
1819	When Mora eye be drown'd wid tear (fl)	Songster's Magazine-9, 1819	56
1820	When Mora eye be drown'd wid tear (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	56
1760	When morn her sweets shall first unfold (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	51	3
1798	When morn, 'twixt mountain and the sky (fl)	Columbian, 1798	192	3
1790	When morning peeps forth, and the zephir's cool gale (fl)	Charmer, 1790	117	2
1801	When morning's first blushes illumine the east (fl)	Republican Harmonist, 1801	77-79	9
1803	When morning's first blushes illumine the east (fl)	American Republican, 1803	87-89	9
1798	When morn's approach had banish'd night (fl)	Columbian, 1798	68-69	3
1804	When morn's approach had banish'd night (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	186-187	4
1804	When morn's approach had banish'd night (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	84	3
1807	When music, blest maid, as the mandate of heaven (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	186-187	4
1816	When Musick, blest Maid, at the mandate of Heaven (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	82	4
1802	When my divine Althaea's charms (fl)	Free-Mason's Companion, 1802	12	3
1808	When my divine Althaea's charms (fl)	National Songster, 1808	222-223	3
1792	When my divine Althea's charms (fl)	Constitutions, 1792	243-244	3
1797	When my divine Althea's charms (fl)	Masonic, 1797	67-68	3
1798	When my divine Althea's charms (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	19	3
1798	When my divine Althea's charms (fl)	Echo, 1798	195	3
1800	When my divine Althea's charms (fl)	Republican, 1800	87	3
1800	When my divine Althea's charms (fl)	Echo, 1800	170-171	3
1804	When my divine Althea's charms (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	134-135	3
1805	When my divine Althea's charms (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1805	12	3
1815	When My Farm is Taken (t)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	92-94	2
1815	When my fortune does frown (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	139-140	5
1798	When my fortune does frown, I'll not be cast down (fl)	American MM, 1798	163-166	5
1795	When my fortune doth frown (fl)	Columbian-1, 1795	18-19	5
1796	When my love I left behind (r)	Vocal, 1796	43	2
1803	When my money was all gone, I had gain'd in the wars (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	22-23	6
1804	When my money was all gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	83-84	6
1798	When my money was all gone that I gained in the wars (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	51-52	6
1800	When my money was all gone that I gained in the wars (fl)	Federal, 1800	94-95	6
1811	When my money was all gone that I gained in the wars (fl)	Tid Re I,1811	6-7	6
1796	When my money was gone, &c. (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	56
1798	When My Money Was Gone (t)	Columbian, 1798	134	6
1800	When My Money was Gone (t)	Festival, 1800	25	6
1811	When my Money was Gone (t)	Irish Pedler, 1811	2-3	6
1807	When my money was gone I gained in the wars (fl)	American Songster, 1807	93-94	6
1793	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Syren, 1793	192-193	6
1795	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	55-56	6
1797	When my money was gone, that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	187-188	6
1797	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	V:13	6
1797	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	V:13	6
1797	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	40	3
1798	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Columbian, 1798	134	6
1798	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	57-58	6
1800	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Festival, 1800	25	6
1800	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Syren, 1800	9-10	6
1801	When my money was gone, that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	147-148	6
1801	When my money was gone, that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	162-163	6
1803	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	91	6
1804	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	190-191	6
1805	When my money was gone, that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Warbler, 1805	108	6
1805	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Union Song, 1805	3-4	3
1806	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Neptune, 1806	12	6
1811	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Gold Finch, 1811	7-8	3
1811	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Irish Pedler, 1811	2-3	6
1817	When my money was gone that I gain'd in the wars (fl)	Mermaid, 1817	28-29	6
1813	When my money was gone that I gained in the wars (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	157	6
1805	When my true love I left behind (r)	Modern Songster, 1805	198
1805	When my very first day to the field I had got (fl)	Union Song, 1805	88-89	4
1812	When nature, kind goddess, first form'd this big ball (fl)	Yankee Chronology, 1812	14-16	10
1813	When Nature, kind Goddess, first form'd this big ball (fl)	Columbian Naval Melody, 1813	50-52	10
1816	When nature with wild-flowers bespangled the mountains (fl)	Forest Minstrel, 1816	187-188	4
1815	When Nell, Given O'er By the Doctor (t)	Vocal Companion, 1815	44	1
1810	When Nell, given' o'er by the Doctor. was dying (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1810	12	4
1810	When Nell, Given o'er by the Doctor---Catch (t)	Vocal Companion, 1810	12	4
1815	When Nell, giv'n o'er by the doctor (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1815	44	1
1802	When Neptune our Isle from the deep had survey'd (fl)	American Ladies PB-2, 1802
1810	When night, and here upon my guard (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1810	76-77	2
1798	When night, and left upon my guard (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	37-38	2
1813	When north winds rage, and tempests howl (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	51	8
1818	When o'er proud Tiber's flood (fl)	Woodworth Poems, 1818	108-110	5
1790	When o'er the downs at early day (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	157	3
1802	When o'er the green meadows I stray (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	162-163	7
1805	When o'er the moon a misty veil (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	226-227	5
1798	When on board the Hector I first went to sea (fl)	Columbian, 1798	31	2
1800	When on board the Hector I first went to sea (fl)	Festival, 1800	18	2
1797	When on thy bosom I recline (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	139-140	4
1799	When on thy bosom I recline (fl)	Columbian, 1799	IV:30-IV:31	4
1804	When on thy bosom I recline (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	165-166	4
1807	When on thy bosom I recline (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	55-56	4
1808	When on thy bosom I recline (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	55-56	4
1809	When on thy bosom I recline (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	55-56	4
1812	When on thy bosom I recline (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1812	58-59	4
1816	When on thy bosom I recline (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	49-50	4
1788	When once I with Phillida stray'd (fl)	American Songster, 1788	180-181	4
1790	When once I with Phillida stray'd (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	68	4
1790	When once I with Phillida stray'd (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	114	4
1803	When once I with Phillida stray'd (fl)	American Songster, 1803	180-181
1807	When once love's subtle poison gains (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	102	2
1797	When once the gods, like us below (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	224-225	5
1800	When once the gods, like us below (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	42	5
1802	When once the gods, like us below (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	51-52	5
1805	When once the gods, like us below (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	233-235	4
1805	When once the gods, like us below (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	283	4
1798	When one's drunk, not a girl but looks pretty (fl)	Columbian, 1798	148-149	4
1798	When one's drunk not a girl but looks pretty (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	219	4
1800	When one's drunk not a girl but looks pretty (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	89-90	4
1811	When one's drunk not a girl but looks pretty (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	20-21	4
1807	When order first from chaos sprang (fl)	General Regulations, 1807	36-37	6
1811	When order in this land commenced (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	141
1818	When or'ent wisdom beam's serene (fl)	Masonick Melodies, 1818	29-31	5
1798	When orient Wi'dom beam'd serene (fl)	Echo, 1798	208-209	5
1797	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Free Mansonry, 1797	224-225	5
1797	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Maryland Ahiman, 1797	233-234	5
1798	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	55-56	5
1800	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Echo, 1800	199-200	5
1802	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	63-64	5
1804	When Orient wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	149-150	5
1805	When orient wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Ahiman Rezon, 1805	164-166	5
1808	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	National Songster, 1808	214-215	5
1810	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	164-165	5
1813	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Gentleman's Pocket Register-1, 1813	243-244	5
1813	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Gentleman's Pocket Register-2, 1813	243-244	5
1814	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Masonic, 1814	106-107	5
1815	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	146-147	5
1817	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	106-107	5
1817	When Orient wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Freemasons Library, 1817	254-256	5
1818	When Orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	Masonic Constitutions, 1818	205-206	5
1820	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	True Masonic Chart, 1820	193-194	5
1820	When orient Wisdom beam'd serene (fl)	True Masonic Chart, 1820	193-194	5
1789	When Orpheus went down, &c. (fl)	Apollo, 1789	50
1797	When Orpheus Went Down, &c. (t)	Columbian, 1797	86	4
1791	When Orpheus went down to the regions below (fl)	Apollo, 1791	50-51	4
1793	When Orpheus went down to the regions below (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	41	4
1793	When Orpheus went down to the regions below (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	41	4
1797	When Orpheus went down to the regions below (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	75-76	2
1797	When Orpheus went down to the regions below (fl)	Columbian, 1797	86	4
1800	When Orpheus went down to the regions below (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	44-45	3
1805	When Orpheus went down to the regions below (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	93	3
1805	When Orpheus went down to the regions below (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	93	3
1810	When Orpheus went down to the regions below (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	107-108	2
1811	When Orpheus went down to the regions below (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	242	4
1812	When our antient forefathers agreed w' the laird (fl)	Diamond Scottish Lively, 1812	51-52	6
1798	When our enemies rise and defiance proclaim (fl)	Columbian, 1798	11	2
1800	When our enemies rise and defiance proclaim (fl)	Festival, 1800	5	2
1800	When our enemies rise and defiance proclaim (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	69	2
1802	When our enemies rise and defiance proclaim (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	75	2
1803	When our enemies rise and defiance proclaim (fl)	Buck's PC, 1803	52	2
1804	When our enemies rise and defiance proclaim (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	52	2
1811	When our enemies rise and defiance proclaim (fl)	True American, 1811	2	2
1797	When our fathers came o'er (fl)	Columbian, 1797	160-162	10
1797	When our fathers came o'er (fl)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	35-37	10
1805	When our Fathers came o'er (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	200-202	10
1806	When our fathers came o'er (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	239-241	10
1797	When Our Fathers Came O'er (t)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	35-37	10
1816	When our fathers of yore hove in sight of the shore (fl)	American Patriotic, 1816	28-31	16
1813	When our fathers of yore hove in sight of this shore (fl)	American Patriotic-2, 1813	34-37	8
1813	When our fathers of your hove in sight of this shore (fl)	American Patriotic-1, 1813	34-37	8
1812	When Our Great Sires (t)	Eagle and Harp, 1812	56-57	5
1814	When our Great Sires (t)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	159-160	5
1798	When our great sires this land explor'd (fl)	Columbian, 1798	13-14	8
1798	When our great sires this land explor'd (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	232-234	8
1798	When our great sires this land explor'd (fl)	Echo, 1798	156-158	8
1799	When our great sires this land explor'd (fl)	American, 1799	22-24	8
1800	When our great sires this land explor'd (fl)	American, 1800	22-24	8
1800	When our great sires this land explor'd (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	35-36
1800	When our great sires this land explor'd (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	56-57	8
1802	When our great sires this land explor'd (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	63-64	8
1805	When our great Sires this land explor'd (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	67-68	5
1806	When our great Sires this land explor'd (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	81-82	5
1807	When our great Sires this land explor'd (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	166-167	5
1810	When our great Sires this land explor'd (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	170-171	5
1812	When our great sires this land explor'd (fl)	Eagle and Harp, 1812	56-57	5
1814	When our great Sires this land explor'd (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	159-160	5
1802	When our Master command (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	59-60
1808	When our sky was illum'd by freedom's bright dawn (fl)	National Songster, 1808	42-43	5
1813	When our sky was illumined by freedom's bright dawn (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	66-67	5
1800	When our tutelar saint, in his wigwam reclin'd (fl)	Amorous, 1800	69-70	4
1810	When our tutelar saint in his wigwam reclin'd (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	83-84	3
1810	When our tutelar saint in his wigwam reclin'd (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	83-84	3
1818	When our tutelar saint, in his wigwam reclin'd (fl)	Song-Singer's Amusing, 1818	20-21	3
1812	When Over the Billows We Go (t)	Syren, 1812	88	3
1814	When Over the Billows We Go (t)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	78	3
1813	When Pauls great dome shews flags of France and Spain (fl)	Columbian Naval Songster-2, 1813	93	1
1807	When Pensive (t)	Nightingale, 1807	108	2
1808	When Pensive (t)	Nightingale, 1808	108	2
1809	When Pensive (t)	Nightingale, 1809	108	2
1810	When Pensive (t)	Linnet, 1810	35	2
1810	When Pensive (t)	Sky Lark, 1810	83	2
1811	When Pensive (t)	New-York Songster, 1811	72	2
1815	When Pensive (t)	Songster's Companion, 1815	273-274	2
1816	When Pensive (t)	Nightingale, 1816	101	2
1815	When pensive I thought [previous tune] (at)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	191	2
1804	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	278-279	2
1804	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	40-41	3
1807	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	108	2
1807	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	90	2
1809	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	108	2
1810	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Linnet, 1810	35	2
1810	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	83	2
1811	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	176-177	2
1814	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	200-201	2
1814	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	200-201	2
1814	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	American Muse, 1814	200-201	2
1815	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	167-168	2
1815	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	178	2
1815	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	273-274	2
1815	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	167-168	2
1815	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	189-190	2
1816	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	101	2
1817	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	36-37	4
1817	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	112-113	2
1817	When pensive I thought of my love (fl)	Mess of Messes, 1817	108-109	2
1804	When Pensive I Thought of My Love (t)	Nightingale, 1804	278-279	2
1804	When Pensive I Thought of My Love (t)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	40-41	3
1811	When Pensive I Thought of My Love (t)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	176-177	2
1815	When Pensive I Thought of My Love (t)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	178	2
1815	When Pensive I thought of my Love (t)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	189-190	2
1817	When Pensive I Thought of My Love (t)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	36-37	4
1817	When Pensive I Thought of my Love (t)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	112-113	2
1817	When Pensive I Thought of my Love (t)	Mess of Messes, 1817	108-109	2
1808	When pensive I thought on my love (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	108	2
1811	When pensive I thought on my love (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	72	2
1806	When pensive I thought on my love (it)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	138-139	5
1806	When pensive I thought on my love (it)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	138-139	5
1813	When pensive I thought on my love (it)	Town and Country, 1813	40-41	5
1801	When people call'd Poets, in Blank Verse, or Rhime [sic] (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	206-207	5
1818	When people call'd poets, in blank verse or rhyme (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1818	24	5
1820	When people call'd poets, in blank verse or rhyme (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	24	5
1800	When Phebus had melted the 'cicles of ice (fl)	Robin Hood, 1800	77-78
1791	When Phoebus begins just to peep o'er the hills (fl)	Apollo, 1791	134	3
1793	When Phoebus begins just to peep o'er the hills (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	134*	3
1800	When Phoebus begins just to peep o'er the hills (fl)	Syren, 1800	66	3
1800	When Phoebus had dissolv'd the ice (fl)	English Archer, 1800	81-83
1812	When Phoebus had dissolv'd the ice (fl)	Adventures of Robin Hood, 1812	81-83	16
1812	When Phoebus peep'd o'er yonder hill (fl)	Adventures of Robin Hood, 1812	101-104	23
1817	When Phoebus' rays no more appear (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	138	2
1792	When Phoebus the tops, &c. (it)	Constitutions, 1792	239-240	2
1798	When Phoebus the tops, &c. (it)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	17-18	2
1802	When Phoebus the tops, &c. (it)	Vocal Companion, 1802	44	2
1760	When Phoebus the tops of the hills does adorn (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	253-254	2
1765	When Phoebus, the tops of the hills does adorn (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.99-I.100	2
1800	When Phoebus the tops of the hills does adorn (fl)	Assistant, 1800	20-21
1794	When Placinda's beauties appear (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1794	12
1798	When Placinda's beauties appear (fl)	Jovial-2, 1798	13	3
1764	When pleasing cares disturb the youthful breast (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	62	9
1813	When plundering armies take the field (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	74	4
1811	When plund'ring armies take the field (fl)	Republican Songster, 1811	69-70	4
1819	When Poortith cauld, and sour Disdain (fl)	Poems and Songs, 1819	219-221	6
1820	When Poortith cauld, and sour disdain (fl)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	219-221	6
1815	When pregnant nature strove relief to gain (fl)	General Armstrong, 1815	5	3
1807	When Pretty Poll (t)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	36-37	3
1807	When pretty Poll had slipt her stays (fl)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	36-37	3
1808	When proud Rome of old, her dread eagle unfurl'd (fl)	National Songster, 1808	8-9	5
1810	When proud Rome of old, her dread Eagle unfurl'd (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	38	5
1814	When proud Rome of old her dread Eagle unfurl'd (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	28	5
1817	When proud Rome of old her dread Eagle unfurl'd (fl)	American Star, 1817	30-31	5
1777	When prudence declaims how time passes (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	66-67	3
1817	When prudence declaims how time passes (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	136	3
1797	When quite a young spark (fl)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	58-59	7
1798	When quite a young spark (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	63-64	7
1800	When quite a young spark (fl)	Echo, 1800	186-187	7
1801	When quite a young spark (fl)	Beauties, 1801	33-34	7
1802	When quite a young spark (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	67-68	7
1804	When quite a young spark (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	223-224	7
1805	When quite a young spark (fl)	Union Song, 1805	309-310	7
1807	When quite a young spark (fl)	American Songster, 1807	275-277	7
1811	When quite a young spark (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	174-175	7
1811	When quite a young spark (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	176-177	7
1814	When quite a young spark (fl)	Masonic, 1814	121-122	7
1816	When quite a young spark (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	199-200	7
1817	When quite a young spark (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	121-122	7
1819	When quite a young spark (fl)	Harp, 1819	45-46	7
1816	When Quite a Young Spark (t)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	199-200	7
1818	When Quite a Young Spark (t)	Masonick Melodies, 1818	116-117	7
1819	When Quite a Young Spark (t)	Harp, 1819	45-46	7
1818	When quite a young spark was in the dark (fl)	Masonick Melodies, 1818	116-117	7
1805	When rising from ocean, Columbia appear'd (fl)	Union Song, 1805	270	3
1817	When Robin dress'd out in his holyday clothes (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	145	2
1820	When Robin dress'd out in his holyday clothes (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	100-101	2
1812	When Robin Hood and his bow-men (fl)	Adventures of Robin Hood, 1812	104-105	14
1800	When Robin Hood and his merry men (fl)	English Archer, 1800	112-113
1800	When Robin Hood and his merry men all (fl)	Robin Hood, 1800	79-80
1792	When Robin Hood and little John (fl)	Robin Hood, 1792	104-107	22
1800	When Robin Hood and little John (fl)	English Archer, 1800	116-118
1800	When Robin Hood in the greenwood stood (fl)	Robin Hood, 1800	58-63
1800	When Robin Hood was about twenty years old (fl)	English Archer, 1800	84-88
1812	When robin was about twenty years old (fl)	Adventures of Robin Hood, 1812	83-88	38
1812	When Rolling Orbs (t)	Eagle and Harp, 1812	115-116	4
1812	When rolling orbs from chaos sprung (fl)	Eagle and Harp, 1812	115-116	4
1813	When rolling orbs from chaos sprung (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	82-83	4
1813	When rolling orbs from chaos sprung (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1813	131-132	4
1814	When rolling orbs from chaos sprung (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	25-26	4
1817	When rolling orbs from chaos sprung (fl)	American Star, 1817	28-29	4
1817	When rolling orbs from chaos sprung (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	74-75	4
1818	When rolling orbs from chaos sprung (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	74-75	4
1819	When rolling orbs from chaos sprung (fl)	Songster's Magazine-7, 1819	3
1820	When rolling orbs from chaos sprung (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	6-7	4
1820	When rolling orbs from chaos sprung (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	74-75	4
1820	When rolling orbs from chaos sprung (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	74-75	4
1820	When rolling orbs from chaos sprung (fl)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	74-75	4
1820	When rolling orbs from chaos sprung (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	3
1809	When Rome, her plundering legions pour'd (fl)	Spain, 1809	34-35	6
1819	When Rosie Was Faithful (t)	Poems and Songs, 1819	208-209	3
1820	When Rosie Was Faithful (t)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	208-209	3
1819	When Rosie was faithful, how happy was I (fl)	Poems and Songs, 1819	208-209	3
1820	When Rosie was faithful, how happy was I (fl)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	208-209	3
1803	When rosy morn appearing (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	82	4
1819	When Rous'd by Invasion (t)	Songster's Magazine-4, 1819	84	2
1820	When Rous'd by Invasion (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	84	2
1819	When rous'd by invasion of all we hold dear (fl)	Songster's Magazine-4, 1819	84	2
1820	When rous'd by invasion of all we hold dear (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	84	2
1803	When royal George rul'd o'er this land (fl)	American Republican, 1803	118-120	8
1811	When Rubin dress'd out in his holiday clothes (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	53	2
1777	When running life's race (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	204-205	8
1797	When running life's race (fl)	Columbian, 1797	88-89	8
1805	When running life's race (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	142-143	8
1806	When running life's race (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	159-160	8
1790	When rural lads and lasses gay (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	147-148	3
1797	When rural lads and lasses gay (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	95	3
1798	When rural lads and lasses gay (fl)	Columbian, 1798	126-127	3
1800	When rural lads and lasses gay (fl)	Festival, 1800	54	3
1807	When rural lads and lasses gay (fl)	American Songster, 1807	44-45	3
1812	When rural lads and lasses gay (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	92-93	3
1816	When rural lads and lasses gay (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	92-93	3
1797	When Rural Lads and Lasses Gay (t)	Little Charmer, 1797	95	3
1808	When rushing, the foes of his country to meet (fl)	National Songster, 1808	17-18	1
1815	When ruthless war rears high his head (fl)	Sailor's Rights, 1815	24-25	4
1801	When sable night each drooping plant restoring (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	177	3
1805	When sable night each drooping plant restoring (fl)	Warbler, 1805	130-131	2
1805	When sable night each drooping plant restoring (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	205	3
1805	When sable night each drooping plant restoring (fl)	Mock-Bird, 1805	97	3
1807	When sable night, each drooping plant restoring (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	93	1
1817	When sable night, esch drooping plant restoring (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	86-87	1
1819	When saftening breezes spread the buds (fl)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	104-105	5
1793	When sailing for Columbia's land (fl)	Democratic, 1793	5-6	3
1797	When sailing for Columbia's land (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	V:11	3
1797	When sailing for Columbia's land (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	V:11	3
1800	When sailing for Columbia's land (fl)	Syren, 1800	8	3
1815	When sailing with a favoring gale (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	56	4
1816	When sailing with a favoring gale (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	56	4
1801	When sailing with a fav'ring gale (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	41	4
1817	When sailing with a fav'ring gale (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	90-91	4
1818	When sailing with a fav'ring gale (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	90-91	4
1820	When sailing with a fav'ring gale (fl)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	90-91	4
1798	When sailing with a fav'ring tide (fl)	Vocal, 1798	41	4
1786	When Sally was little, she liv'd in a cot (fl)	Robin Red Breast, 1786	14-17	7
1800	When Sandy told his tale of love (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	24	3
1789	When Sappho tun'd the raptur'd strain (fl)	Apollo, 1789	16
1791	When Sappho tun'd the raptur'd strain (fl)	Apollo, 1791	16-17	4
1793	When Sappho tun'd the raptur'd strain (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	13	4
1793	When Sappho tun'd the raptur'd strain (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	13	4
1807	When Sappho tun'd the raptur'd strain (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	199	2
1817	When Sappho tuned the raptur'd strain (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	37	4
1811	When Sappho tuned the raptured strain (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	157	4
1812	When Sappho tuned the raptured strain (fl)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	59-60	4
1817	When Sappho tuned the raptured strain (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	98-99	4
1805	When scarce a handspike high (fl)	Union Song, 1805	18-19	6
1807	When scarce a handspike high (fl)	American Songster, 1807	120-121	5
1817	When scarce a handspike high (fl)	Mermaid, 1817	29-30	6
1790	When scorching suns the thirsty earth (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	94	3
1814	When seated with my Sal, all my messmates around (fl)	Sky Lark, 1814	14-15	3
1814	When Seated with Sal (t)	Sky Lark, 1814	14-15	3
1811	When seated with Sal, all my messmates around (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	197-198	3
1814	When seated with Sal, all my messmates around (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	66-67	3
1814	When seated with Sal, all my messmates around (fl)	Nightingale, 1814	66-67	3
1814	When seated with Sal, all my messmates around (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	66-67	3
1814	When seated with Sal, all my messmates around (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	66-67	3
1814	When seated with Sal, all my messmates around (fl)	American Muse, 1814	66-67	3
1814	When seated with Sal, all my messmates around (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	128-129	3
1817	When seated with Sal, all my messmates around (fl)	American Star, 1817	147-148	3
1818	When seated with Sal, all my messmates around (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	77-78	3
1798	When Seated with Sall (t)	Nautical, 1798	43-44	3
1801	When Seated with Sall (t)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	3-4	3
1795	When seated with Sall, all my messmates around (fl)	Medley, 1795	185	3
1797	When seated with Sall, all my messmates around (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	30-31	3
1798	When seated with Sall, all my mess-mates around (fl)	Nautical, 1798	43-44	3
1801	When seated with Sall, all my messmates around (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	3-4	3
1799	When Serjeant Belswagger, that masculine brute (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	11	6
1799	When Serjeant Belswagger, that masculine brute (fl)	American, 1799	82-83	6
1800	When Serjeant Belswagger, that masculine brute (fl)	American, 1800	82-83	6
1806	When Serjeant Belswagger, that masculine brute (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	174-176	6
1806	When Serjeant Belswagger, that masculine brute (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	174-176	6
1811	When shall the cloud that hangs over my country (fl)	Harp, 1811	131-132	7
1808	When shall we three meet again? (fl)	National Songster, 1808	183	4
1811	When shall we three meet again? (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	94	4
1816	When shall we three meet again? (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	263-272
1816	When shall we three meet again? (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.73-I.74	3
1818	When shall we three meet again? (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.73-I.74	3
1815	When Shall We Three Meet Again? (t)	Vocal Companion, 1815	46-53	1
1816	When Shall We Three Meet Again? (t)	Syren, 1816	I.73-I.74	3
1818	When Shall We Three Meet Again? (t)	Syren, 1818	I.73-I.74	3
1816	When Shall We Three Meet Again? Glee (t)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	263-272
1800	When she came ben she bobbed (it)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	57-58	5
1814	When she smiles (bt)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	17	3
1818	When she smiles! (bt)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	6	3
1808	When she smiles (r)	National Songster, 1808	109	3
1809	When she smiles (r)	Humming Bird, 1809	9	3
1809	When she smiles (r)	New Joke, 1809	117	3
1812	When she smiles (r)	Syren, 1812	96-97	3
1813	When she smiles (r)	American Songster, 1813	43	3
1813	When she smiles (r)	Town and Country, 1813	7	3
1814	When she smiles (r)	American Ladys PB, 1814	136	3
1816	When she smiles (r)	Town and Country, 1816	15-16	3
1808	When She Smiles (t)	National Songster, 1808	109	3
1809	When She Smiles (t)	Humming Bird, 1809	9	3
1809	When She Smiles (t)	New Joke, 1809	117	3
1812	When She Smiles (t)	Syren, 1812	96-97	3
1813	When She Smiles (t)	American Songster, 1813	43	3
1813	When She Smiles (t)	Town and Country, 1813	7	3
1814	When She Smiles (t)	American Ladys PB, 1814	136	3
1816	When She Smiles (t)	Town and Country, 1816	15-16	3
1818	When She Smiles! (t)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	6	3
1812	When she smiles, oh I think of the heaven's warm ray (fl)	Syren, 1812	96-97	3
1818	When she smiles, Oh, I think of the heaven's warm ray (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	6	3
1808	When she smiles, Oh I think of the heav'ns warm ray (fl)	National Songster, 1808	109	3
1809	When she smiles oh I think of the Heav'ns warm ray (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	9	3
1809	When she smiles oh I think of the Heav'ns warm ray (fl)	New Joke, 1809	117	3
1813	When she smiles oh I think of the heav'ns warm ray (fl)	American Songster, 1813	43	3
1813	When she smiles oh I think of the heav'ns warm ray (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	7	3
1814	When she smiles oh I think of the Heav'ns' warm ray (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	17	3
1814	When she smiles, oh! I think of the Heav'ns warm ray (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1814	136	3
1816	[When she smiles oh! I think of the Heav'ns warm ray] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	123
1816	When she smiles oh! I think of the Heav'ns warm ray (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	15-16	3
1814	When She Smles (t)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	17	3
1814	When she weeps (bt)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	18	3
1809	When she weeps (r)	Humming Bird, 1809	9-10	3
1809	When she weeps (r)	New Joke, 1809	117-118	3
1813	When she weeps (r)	American Songster, 1813	43-44	3
1813	When she weeps (r)	Town and Country, 1813	8-9	3
1816	When she weeps (r)	Town and Country, 1816	16-17	3
1809	When She Weeps (t)	Humming Bird, 1809	9-10	3
1809	When She Weeps (t)	New Joke, 1809	117-118	3
1813	When She Weeps (t)	American Songster, 1813	43-44	3
1813	When She Weeps (t)	Town and Country, 1813	8-9	3
1814	When She Weeps (t)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	18	3
1816	When She Weeps (t)	Town and Country, 1816	16-17	3
1814	When she weeps and averting her azure eyes (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	18	3
1809	When she weeps and averting her mild azure eyes (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	9-10	3
1809	When she weeps and averting her mild azure eyes (fl)	New Joke, 1809	117-118	3
1813	When she weeps and averting her mild azure eyes (fl)	American Songster, 1813	43-44	3
1813	When she weeps and averting her mild azure eyes (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	8-9	3
1816	[When she weeps and averting her mild azure eyes] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	124
1816	When she weeps and averting her mild azure eyes (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	16-17	3
1798	When sleep has clos'd the trav'ler's eyes (fl)	Columbian, 1798	110	2
1804	When sleep invites the village train (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	98	3
1765	When snow descends, and robe the fields (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.30	3
1790	When snow descends, and robe the fields (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	7-8	3
1800	When so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Echo, 1800	80-82	4
1805	When Sol, ascending from the East (fl)	True Ahiman, 1805	185-186	6
1807	When Sol, ascending from the East (fl)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	99-100	6
1814	When Sol, ascending in the East (fl)	Masonic, 1814	92-93	6
1817	When Sol, ascending in the East (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	92-93	6
1815	When Sol With Grave Motion (at)	Songster, 1815	33-34	1
1808	When Sol with Grave Motion (t)	New Whim, 1808	32-34	18
1804	When Sol with grave motion, had plung'd in the ocean (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	145-148	18
1808	When Sol with grave motion had plung'd in the ocean (fl)	New Whim, 1808	32-34	18
1810	When Sol with grave motion, had plung'd in the ocean (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	158-160	18
1814	When Sol with grave motion, had plung'd in the ocean (fl)	Masonic, 1814	101-104	18
1815	When Sol with grave motion, had plung'd in the ocean (fl)	American Songster, 1815	5-7	18
1815	When Sol with grave motion had plung'd in the ocean (fl)	Songster, 1815	33-34	1
1816	When Sol with grave motion, had plung'd in the ocean (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	283-286	9
1817	When Sol with grave motion, had plung'd in the ocean (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	101-104	18
1819	When Sol with grave motion, had plung'd in the ocean (fl)	Harp, 1819	14-16	10
1808	When solemn sounds on holy Sinai rung (fl)	Jachin-1, 1808	48-49	6
1793	When sorrow baneful ills impart (fl)	Democratic, 1793	24	2
1796	When spring, dispensing sweets around (fl)	Vocal, 1796	73-74	3
1799	When spring returning decks the grove (fl)	Baltimore, 1799	41	3
1802	When spring returning, decks the grove (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	207-208	3
1804	When spring returning decks the groves (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	64-65	3
1798	When spring returning decks the groves in glittering array (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	25-26	3
1800	When spring returning decks the groves in glittering array (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	120	3
1807	When Steerswell heard me first impart (fl)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	77-78	3
1804	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	73-77	1
1805	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Union Song, 1805	289-290	3
1805	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Molly Mog, 1805	5-6	3
1807	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	44-45
1809	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	61-62	5
1809	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	New Joke, 1809	169-170	5
1810	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	71-72	6
1811	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	86-87	5
1811	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	37	3
1811	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Gold Finch, 1811	45-47	3
1811	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	151-155	1
1811	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	67-68	3
1811	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	29
1812	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	41-43	3
1812	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	97-101	5
1812	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Syren, 1812	15-16	3
1812	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1812	88-89	3
1812	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	232-233	3
1814	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	71-72	3
1814	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Nightingale, 1814	71-72	3
1814	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	71-72	3
1814	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	71-72	3
1814	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	American Muse, 1814	71-72	3
1814	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	61-62	4
1814	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Choice Collection, 1814	9	3
1815	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	71-72	3
1815	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	71-72	3
1816	[When Steerwell heard me first impart] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	172
1816	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Masonic Museum, 1816	57-58	3
1816	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	64-65	5
1816	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.50-I.51	3
1817	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Mermaid, 1817	67-68	3
1817	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	71-72	3
1817	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Mess of Messes, 1817	71-72	3
1817	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Cabin Boy, 1817	14-15	3
1817	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	American Star, 1817	69-70	4
1817	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	8-9	3
1817	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	129-130	3
1817	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Star, 1817	13-15	3
1818	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	115-116	3
1818	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.50-I.51	3
1818	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Star, 1818	77-78	3
1818	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	8-9	3
1818	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Bird of Birds, 1818	9-10	1
1819	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Songster's Magazine-9, 1819	55
1820	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	8-9	3
1820	When Steerwell heard me first impart (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	55
1815	When Steerwell heard me first impart our brave commander's story (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	172-177	3
1760	When Stella first appear'd on earth (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	167-168	6
1807	When storms are sunk to rest (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	100	2
1811	When storms are sunk to rest (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	45	2
1803	When stranded on some desart coast (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	149-150	4
1805	When stranded on some desart coast (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	222	4
1806	When stranded on some desart coast (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	260-261	4
1807	When stranded on some desart coast (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	82-83	4
1808	When stranded on some desart coast (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	83	4
1809	When stranded on some desart coast (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	82-83	4
1815	When stranded on some desart coast (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	204	4
1816	When stranded on some desart coast (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	75-76	4
1817	When stranded on some desert coast (fl)	Cabin Boy, 1817	24	4
1797	When stranded on some distant coast (fl)	Columbian, 1797	217	4
1804	When Strephen appears, how my heart pit-a-pat (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	6-7	3
1777	When Strephon to Chloe made love his pretence (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	8-10	10
1788	When summer comes, the swains on Tweed (fl)	American Songster, 1788	62-63	4
1796	When summer comes, the swains on Tweed (fl)	Vocal, 1796	53	4
1803	When summer comes, the swains on Tweed (fl)	American Songster, 1803	62-63	4
1798	When summer smiling bids the hills (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	45	3
1788	When swallows lay their eggs in snow (fl)	American Songster, 1788	139	2
1803	When swallows lay their eggs in snow (fl)	American Songster, 1803	139	2
1760	When Sylvia strikes the trembling strings (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	179-180	6
1817	When talking, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	92	4
1817	When talking, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	112-113	4
1817	When talking of bulls, only mention our forefathers (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	92	4
1817	When talking of bulls, only mention our forefathers (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	112-113	4
1816	When Tell-Tale Echoes. Duet (t)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	250-251	2
1810	When tell-tale echoes whisper around (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1810	40-41	2
1816	When tell-tale echoes whisper around (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	250-251	2
1810	When Tell-tale Echoes---Duet (t)	Vocal Companion, 1810	40-41	2
1807	When the anchor is weigh'd, and the ship's unmoor'd (fl)	American Songster, 1807	94-95	6
1798	When the anchor's weigh'd and ship's unmoor'd (fl)	Columbian, 1798	170-171	6
1797	When the anchor's weigh'd and the ship is unmoor'd (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	22-23	6
1804	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship unmoor'd (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	72-73	6
1805	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship unmoor'd (fl)	Warbler, 1805	55-56	6
1818	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship unmoor'd (fl)	Universal Song-Book-2, 1818	[35-36]	6
1797	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship unmoored (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	35-36	6
1796	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship's unmoor'd (fl)	Vocal, 1796	67-68	6
1797	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship's unmoor'd (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	V:12	6
1797	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship's unmoor'd (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	V:12	6
1800	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship's unmoor'd (fl)	Syren, 1800	8-9	6
1801	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship's unmoor'd (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	74-75	6
1805	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship's unmoor'd (fl)	Union Song, 1805	217-218	6
1806	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship's unmoor'd (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	61-62	6
1806	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship's unmoor'd (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	61-62	6
1811	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship's unmoor'd (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	141-142	6
1820	When the anchor's weigh'd, and the ship's unmoor'd (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	71-72	6
1798	When the anchor's weighed & the ships unmoor'd (fl)	Nautical, 1798	47-49	6
1815	When the black-letter'd list to the Gods was presented (fl)	American Songster, 1815	36-37	10
1817	When the black-lettered list to the gods was presented (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	23	9
1817	When the black-lettered list to the go[ds] was presented (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	143-145	9
1817	When the bloodhounds of Britain ftom Baltimore dtiven (fl)	Songs of Love, 1817	74-78	21
1790	When the blush of Aurora first tinges the plain (fl)	Charmer, 1790	114-115	4
1797	When the Blythe Village-Maid, &c. (t)	Columbian, 1797	33	4
1805	When the Blythe Village-Maid, &c. (t)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	92-93
1806	When the Blythe Village-Maid, &c (t)	Complete Modern, 1806	95-96	2
1806	When the blythe village-maid leads her flocks to the plain (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	95-96	2
1797	When the blythe village-maid leads her flocks to the plains (fl)	Columbian, 1797	33	4
1805	When the blythe village-maid leads her flocks to the plains (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	92-93
1807	When the bonny grey morning just peeps thro' the skies (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	139-140	3
1812	When the bonny grey morning just peeps through the skies (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1812	47-48	3
1793	When the chill Sirocco blows (fl)	Syren, 1793	97	3
1795	When the chill Sirocco blows (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	97	3
1811	When the cold North unlocks his store (fl)	Minstrel, 1811	10-12	16
1810	When the dark clouds of war rise, and threaten to pour (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	9-10	5
1811	When the day star has sunk in the wave of the west (fl)	Harp, 1811	179	4
1785	When the Deity's word (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1785	73	4
1791	When the Deity's word (fl)	Apollo, 1791	145	4
1793	When the Deity's word (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	145*	4
1794	When the Deity's word (fl)	Freemason's PC, 1794	78	4
1797	When the Deity's word (fl)	Maryland Ahiman, 1797	251-252	4
1802	When the Deity's word (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	150-151	4
1814	When the Deity's word (fl)	Masonic, 1814	6-7	4
1817	When the Deity's word (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	6-7	4
1818	When the Deity's Word (t)	Masonick Melodies, 1818	96-97	4
1818	When the Deity's word through all chaos was heard (fl)	Masonick Melodies, 1818	96-97	4
1814	When the Devil cried "Flam, come away!" (r)	Comic Songs, 1814	11	4
1799	When the drum beats reveille (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	63-64	5
1799	When the drum beats reveillez (r)	American, 1799	99-100	5
1800	When the drum beats reveillez (r)	American, 1800	99-100	5
1777	When the early cock crows at the day's dappl'd dawn (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	181-182	4
1805	When the earth first arose (fl)	Warbler, 1805	12-14	13
1788	When the fancy stirring bowl (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	25-26	5
1793	When the fancy stirring bowl (fl)	Syren, 1793	52-53	4
1795	When the fancy stirring bowl (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	61-63	5
1797	When the fancy stirring bowl (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	III:12	4
1797	When the fancy stirring bowl (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	III:12-III:13	4
1800	When the fancy stirring bowl (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	40-41	4
1802	When the fancy stirring bowl (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	50-51	4
1804	When the fancy stirring bowl (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	88-89	4
1810	When the fancy stirring bowl (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	57-59	5
1810	When the fancy stirring bowl (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	57-59	5
1788	When the Fancy Stirring Bowl (t)	Enchanting, 1788	25-26	5
1793	When the Fancy Stirring Bowl (t)	Syren, 1793	52-53	4
1795	When the Fancy Stirring Bowl (t)	Social Harmony, 1795	61-63	5
1797	When the fancy stirring bowl (t)	Syren-2, 1797	III:12	4
1797	When the Fancy Stirring Bowl (t)	Syren-1, 1797	III:12-III:13	4
1804	When the Fancy Stirring Bowl (t)	Buck's PC, 1804	88-89	4
1805	When the Fancy Stirring Bowl (t)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	175-177	4
1810	When the Fancy Stirring Bowl (t)	New Musical-1, 1810	57-59	5
1810	When the Fancy Stirring Bowl (t)	New Musical-2, 1810	57-59	5
1805	When the fancy stirring bowl wakes its world of pleasure (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	175-177	4
1798	When the fancy-stirring bowl (fl)	Vocal, 1798	30-31	4
1801	When the fancy-stirring bowl (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	30-31	4
1803	When the fancy-stirring bowl (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	166-167	4
1817	When the fancy-stirring bowl (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	99	4
1817	When the fancy-stirring bowl (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	145-146	4
1800	When the Fancy-Stirring Bowl (t)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	40-41	4
1802	When the Fancy-Stirring Bowl (t)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	50-51	4
1803	When the Fancy-Stirring Bowl (t)	Songster's Museum, 1803	166-167	4
1817	When the Fancy-Stirring Bowl (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	99	4
1817	When the Fancy-Stirring Bowl (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	145-146	4
1820	When the Father first laid the foundation (fl)	Hardcastle's Annual, 1820	80-81	4
1804	When the fell arts of Tyrants with ardor did oppose (fl)	Lying Ballad, 1804	6	5
1818	When the fiend of fell discord had delug'd in gore [sic] (fl)	Woodworth Poems, 1818	96-98	5
1801	When the forehead of Phoebus illumines the east (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	19-20	4
1802	When the forehead of Phoebus illumines the east (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	34-36	4
1810	When the Genius of Freedom her children invites (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	65-67	9
1811	When the Genius of Freedom her children invites (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	135-137	9
1819	When the Genius of History those triumphs records (fl)	American Patriotic, 1819	37	2
1810	When the great plan was drawn at Light's earliest dawn (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	10	7
1788	When the hated morning's light (fl)	American Songster, 1788	186-187	4
1790	When the head of poor Tummas was broke (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	35-36	2
1816	When the Heart is at Rest (t)	Sky Lark, 1816	88-89	2
1817	When the heart's feeling (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	139-140	2
1803	When the Hollow Drum (t)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	52
1808	When the Hollow Drum (t)	National Songster, 1808	140-141	3
1819	When the Hollow Drum (t)	Songster's Magazine-9, 1819	57
1820	When the Hollow Drum (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	57
1815	When the hollow drum beats to bed (fl)	American Song Book, 1815	38-39	3
1797	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	Freemason's Monitor, 1797	275	2
1798	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	8	2
1802	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	FreeMason's Monitor, 1802	297	2
1805	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	Freemason's Monitor, 1805	322	2
1805	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	Union Song, 1805	295-296	2
1805	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	Ahiman Rezon, 1805	155-156	2
1808	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	Freemason's Monitor, 1808	332-333	2
1808	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	Masonic Consitutions, 1808	184	2
1812	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	Freemasons Monitor, 1812	296	2
1816	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	Freemason's Monitor-3, 1816	308	2
1816	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	Freemason's Monitor-2, 1816	318	2
1816	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	Freemason's Monitor-1, 1816	296	2
1818	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	Freemason's Monitor-1, 1818	318	2
1818	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (it)	Freemason's Monitor-2, 1818	308	2
1798	When the hollow drum doth beat to bed (r)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	8	2
1817	When the hollow drum, etc. (bt)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	66	1
1818	When the hollow drum, etc. (bt)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	66	1
1820	When the hollow drum, etc. (bt)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	66	1
1797	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Nightingale, 1797	18	2
1798	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Columbian, 1798	71-72	3
1800	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Festival, 1800	44-45	3
1800	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Echo, 1800	84-85	3
1802	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1802	6-7	2
1803	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	52
1805	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Union Song, 1805	276	3
1806	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Nightingale, 1806	42-43	3
1807	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	87-88	3
1808	When the Hollow Drum has beat to bed (fl)	National Songster, 1808	140-141	3
1811	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	112	3
1814	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	220	3
1814	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Sky Lark, 1814	53-54	3
1817	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	66	1
1818	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	66	1
1819	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Songster's Magazine-9, 1819	57
1820	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	66	1
1820	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	66	1
1820	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	66	1
1820	When the hollow drum has beat to bed (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	57
1818	When the hollow drum shall beat to bed (it)	Masonic Constitutions, 1818	201-202	2
1799	When the horrors of war sounding loud from each quarter (fl)	Oration, 1799	30-32	8
1801	When the horrors of war sounding loud from each quarter (fl)	Songs for 16th August, 1801	3-5	7
1809	When the horrors of war, sounding loud from each quarter (fl)	Republican Songs, 1809	ii, iv	3
1805	When the Junior Warden, &c. (bt)	Freemason's Monitor, 1805	322-323	3
1816	When the Junior Warden, &c. (bt)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	130-131	3
1805	When the Junior Warden calls us from our labours (fl)	Freemason's Monitor, 1805	322-323	3
1808	When the Junior Warden calls us from our labours (fl)	Freemason's Monitor, 1808	333-334	3
1808	When the Junior Warden calls us from our labours (fl)	Masonic Consitutions, 1808	184-185	3
1816	When the Junior Warden calls us from our labours (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	130-131	3
1816	When the Junior warden calls us from our labours (fl)	Masonic Museum, 1816	31	3
1816	When the Junior Warden calls us from our labours (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-3, 1816	309	3
1816	When the Junior Warden calls us from our labours (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-2, 1816	319	3
1816	When the Junior Warden calls us from our labours (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-1, 1816	296-297	3
1818	When the Junior Warden calls us from our labours (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-1, 1818	319	3
1793	When the men a courting came (fl)	Syren, 1793	169-170	5
1801	When the men a courting came (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	163-164	5
1810	When the men a courting came (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	64-65	5
1810	When the Men a Courting Came (t)	Sky Lark, 1810	64-65	5
1795	When the men a courting come (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	44-45	5
1797	When the men a courting come (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	IV:17-IV:18	5
1797	When the men a courting come (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	IV:17	5
1812	When the Midnight of Absence (t)	Syren, 1812	128-129	2
1816	When the Midnight of Absence (t)	Syren, 1816	I.99-I.100	2
1818	When the Midnight of Absence (t)	Syren, 1818	I.99-I.100	2
1808	When the midnight of absence the day scene pervading (fl)	National Songster, 1808	32-33	2
1812	When the midnight of absence the day scene pervading (fl)	Syren, 1812	128-129	2
1816	When the midnight of absence the day scene pervading (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.99-I.100	2
1818	When the midnight of absence the day scene pervading (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.99-I.100	2
1818	When the Mind is in Tune (t)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	27	1
1818	When the mind is in tune, all is harmony round (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	27	1
1810	When the Moon Shines o'er the Deep (t)	Vocal Companion, 1810	30-31	3
1807	When the moon shines o'er the deep (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	156	2
1810	When the moon shines o'er the deep, Ackee--O (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1810	30-31	3
1760	When the nymphs were contending for beauty and fame (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	224	4
1764	When the nymphs were contending for beauty and fame (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	52-53	4
1765	When the nymphs were contending for beauty and fame (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.73	4
1777	When the nymphs were contending for beauty and gra (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	155-157	9
1815	When the party commences, all starch'd and all glum (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	243-246	8
1808	When the praise of the Rangers, was sounded by fame (fl)	National Songster, 1808	15-16	3
1809	When the proud Persian Monarch had Asia subdu'd (fl)	Spain, 1809	30-31	4
1772	When the Queen of the South shall return (fl)	Candid, 1772	226	2
1798	When the robber his victim has noted (fl)	Columbian, 1798	103	3
1801	When the robber his victim has noted (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	134-135	3
1802	When the robber his victim has noted (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	119	3
1760	When the rose is in bud, and blue vi'lets blow (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	254	2
1765	When the rose is in bud, and blue vi'lets blow (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.100-I.101	2
1818	When the rose-bud of summer its beauties bestowing (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	160	2
1820	When the rose-bud of summer its' beauties bestowing (fl)	Melodist-2, 1820	5-7	2
1820	When the rose-bud of summer its beauties bestowing (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	93
1820	When the rose-bud of summer its beauties bestowing (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	93
1789	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Philadelphia, 1789	6	3
1790	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	28	3
1796	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Vocal, 1796	14-15	3
1797	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	189	3
1797	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	69	3
1798	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Columbian, 1798	191-192	6
1798	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Whim, 1798	15-16	3
1800	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	24-25	4
1802	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	159-160	3
1804	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	183-184	5
1805	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Union Song, 1805	190-191	3
1807	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	66	3
1811	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Humourist, 1811	103	3
1811	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	113-114	3
1812	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	63	3
1817	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	34	3
1817	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	95	3
1818	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	101-102	3
1820	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	109
1820	When the rosy morn appearing (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1820	109
1805	When the sails catch the breeze (fl)	Union Song, 1805	28-29	3
1805	When the sails catch the breeze (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	41-43	3
1805	When the Sails Catch the Breeze (t)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	41-43	3
1820	When the Sails Catch the Breeze (t)	Melodist-1, 1820	163-165	3
1797	When the sails catch the breeze, and the anchor is weigh'd (fl)	Columbian, 1797	165-166	3
1797	When the sails catch the breeze and the anchor is weigh'd (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	38-39	3
1801	When the sails catch the breeze, and the anchor is weigh'd (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	244	3
1805	When the sails catch the breeze, and the anchor is weigh'd (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	204-205	3
1806	When the sails catch the breeze, and the anchor is weigh'd (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	228-229	3
1807	When the sails catch the breeze, and the anchor is weigh'd (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	112-113	3
1807	When the sails catch the breeze, and the anchor is weigh'd (fl)	American Songster, 1807	136	3
1814	When the sails catch the breeze, and the anchor is weigh'd (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-3, 1814	46-47	6
1815	When the sails catch the breeze, and the anchor is weigh'd (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	131-132	3
1820	When the sails catch the breeze, and the anchor is weigh'd (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	163-165	3
1820	When the sails catch the breeze, and the anchor is weigh'd (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	134
1820	When the sails catch the breeze, and the anchor is weigh'd (fl)	Songster's Magazine-2, 1820	134
1802	When the Seas Were Roaring (t)	Fair Warbler, 1802	141-143	5
1797	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	Freemason's Monitor, 1797	275	2
1798	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	8	2
1802	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	FreeMason's Monitor, 1802	297	2
1805	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	Freemason's Monitor, 1805	322	2
1805	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	Union Song, 1805	295-296	2
1805	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	Ahiman Rezon, 1805	155-156	2
1812	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	Freemasons Monitor, 1812	296	2
1816	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	116-117	2
1816	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	Freemason's Monitor-3, 1816	308	2
1816	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	Freemason's Monitor-2, 1816	318	2
1816	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	Freemason's Monitor-1, 1816	296	2
1818	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	Freemason's Monitor-1, 1818	318	2
1818	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	Freemason's Monitor-2, 1818	308	2
1818	When the Senior, &c. (bt)	Masonic Constitutions, 1818	201-202	2
1807	When the senior warden, &c. (bt)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	44-45	2
1816	When the senior warden, &c. (bt)	Masonic Museum, 1816	32	2
1797	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Freemason's Monitor, 1797	275	2
1798	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	8	2
1802	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	FreeMason's Monitor, 1802	297	2
1805	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Freemason's Monitor, 1805	322	2
1805	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Union Song, 1805	295-296	2
1805	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Ahiman Rezon, 1805	155-156	2
1807	When the Senior Warden standing in the West (fl)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	44-45	2
1808	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Freemason's Monitor, 1808	332-333	2
1808	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Masonic Consitutions, 1808	184	2
1812	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Freemasons Monitor, 1812	296	2
1816	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	116-117	2
1816	When the Senior Warden standing in the west (fl)	Masonic Museum, 1816	32	2
1816	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-3, 1816	308	2
1816	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-2, 1816	318	2
1816	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-1, 1816	296	2
1818	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-1, 1818	318	2
1818	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-2, 1818	308	2
1818	When the Senior Warden, standing in the West (fl)	Masonic Constitutions, 1818	201-202	2
1793	When the sheep are in the fauld (fl)	Syren, 1793	157-159	9
1790	When the sheep are in the fauld, and a' the kye at hame (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	152-153	9
1803	When the sheep are in the fauld, and a' the kye at hame (fl)	American Songster, 1803	113-114	5
1788	When the sheep are in the fauld, and a' the kye at home (fl)	American Songster, 1788	113-114	5
1788	When the sheep are in the fauld, and the ky at hame (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	84-85	9
1796	When the sheep are in the fauld, and the ky at hame (fl)	Vocal, 1796	57-58	9
1797	When the sheep are in the fauld, and the ky at hame (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	45-47	5
1812	When the sheep are in the fauld and the ky at hame (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	269	1
1815	When the sheep are in the fauld, and the ky at hame (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	79-81	9
1819	When the sheep are in the fauld and the ky at hame (fl)	Songster's Magazine-7, 1819	24
1820	When the sheep are in the fauld and the ky at hame (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	24
1811	When the sheep are in the fauld, and the kye at hame (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	108-109	9
1807	When the sheep are in the fold, and the ky come hame (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	185-186	9
1819	When the sighs of affection 'mid darkness appearing (fl)	Songster's Magazine-5, 1819	117	2
1820	When the sighs of affection 'mid darkness appearing (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	117	2
1814	When the snow drop and Crocus first look for the Spring (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	21-22	5
1812	When the snow is on the ground (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1812	16	2
1819	When the snow is on the ground (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1819	11	1
1809	When the snow-drop and crocus first look for the Spring (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	19-20	5
1809	When the snow-drop and crocus first look for the Spring (fl)	New Joke, 1809	127-128	5
1809	When the Snow-drop and Crocus first look for the Spring (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1809	130-131	5
1813	When the snow-drop and crocus first look for the Spring (fl)	American Songster, 1813	51-52	5
1813	When the snow-drop and crocus first look for the Spring (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	15-16	5
1816	[When the snow-drop and Crocus first look for the spring] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	133
1816	When the snow-drop and Crocus first look for the Spring (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	25-26	5
1816	When the soft breath of May so auspicious to love (fl)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	148-149	3
1817	When the soft breath of May so auspicious to love (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1817	155-156	3
1809	When the sound of war was loud (fl)	Republican Songs, 1809	18-19	4
1811	When the standard of war Columbia rais'd high (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	208-209	4
1814	When the standard of war Columbia rais'd high (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	60-61	4
1814	When the standard of war Columbia rais'd high (fl)	Nightingale, 1814	60-61	4
1814	When the standard of war Columbia rais'd high (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	60-61	4
1814	When the standard of war Columbia rais'd high (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	60-61	4
1814	When the standard of war Columbia rais'd high (fl)	American Muse, 1814	60-61	4
1815	When the standard of war Columbia rais'd high (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	56-57	3
1815	When the standard of war Columbia rais'd high (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	26-27	4
1815	When the standard of war Columbia rais'd high (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	56-57	4
1806	When the stormy, &c. (bt)	Black Bird-2, 1806	92-93	4
1806	When the stormy, &c. (bt)	Linnet, 1806	92-93	4
1812	When the stormy, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1812	92-93	4
1816	When the stormy. &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1816	95-96	4
1806	When the stormy winds, &c. (bt)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	103-104	4
1806	When the stormy winds, &c. (bt)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	103-104	4
1820	When the stormy winds do blow (bt)	Blackbird, 1820	93-94	4
1801	When the stormy winds do blow (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	233	3
1805	When the stormy winds do blow (r)	Warbler, 1805	173-174	3
1806	When the stormy winds do blow (r)	Black Bird-2, 1806	92-93	4
1806	When the stormy winds do blow (r)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	103-104	4
1806	When the stormy winds do blow (r)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	103-104	4
1806	When the stormy winds do blow (r)	Linnet, 1806	92-93	4
1807	When the stormy winds do blow (r)	American Songster, 1807	99-100	3
1812	When the stormy winds do blow (r)	Black Bird, 1812	92-93	4
1812	When the stormy winds do blow (r)	Minstrel, 1812	88-90	4
1816	When the stormy winds do blow (r)	Black Bird, 1816	95-96	4
1816	When the stormy winds do blow (r)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	132-135	4
1805	When the storny winds do blow (r)	Modern Songster, 1805	65	3
1805	When the storny winds do blow (r)	Town & Country, 1805	65	3
1802	When the stroke of the woodman had ceas'd in the vale (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	209-210	8
1802	When the subjects of despots, with ensigns unfurl'd (fl)	Medley, 1802	79-80	5
1809	When the subjects of despots, with ensigns unfurl'd (fl)	American Medley, 1809	79-80	5
1795	When the summer smiling bids the hills (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	39	3
1797	When the summer smiling bids the hills (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	30	3
1817	When the sun beams round us play (fl)	American Star, 1817	182-183	3
1797	When the Sun from the East (t)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	45-46	8
1807	When the sun from the east first saluted our eyes (fl)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	20-21	6
1791	When the sun from the East first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	New Ahiman, 1791	238-239	6
1797	When the sun from the East first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Maryland Ahiman, 1797	245-246	6
1797	When the sun from the East first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Masonic, 1797	87-89	6
1797	When the sun from the East first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	45-46	8
1798	When the sun from the East first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	30-31	6
1799	When the sun from the East first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Columbian, 1799	VII:7-VII:8	4
1800	When the Sun from the East first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Republican, 1800	89-90	6
1800	When the sun from the East first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Echo, 1800	185-186	6
1801	When the sun from the East first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	254	8
1802	When the sun from the east first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	35-36	6
1805	When the sun from the east first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Free Mason's Companion, 1805	188-189	6
1805	When the sun from the east first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Union Song, 1805	300-301	6
1807	When the sun from the East first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	American Songster, 1807	277-278	8
1808	When the sun from the east first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Masonic Consitutions, 1808	180-181	6
1811	When the sun from the east first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	159	6
1814	When the sun from the east first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Masonic, 1814	44-45	6
1816	When the sun from the east first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	272=274	6
1816	When the sun from the east first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Masonic Museum, 1816	40-41	6
1817	When the sun from the east first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	44-45	6
1818	When the sun from the east first salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Masonic Constitutions, 1818	198-199	6
1792	When the sun from the East fisrt salutes mortal eyes (fl)	Constitutions, 1792	266-267	6
1814	When the sunbeams round us play (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	171	3
1787	When the sun's beams have warm'd the air (fl)	Little Pretty PB, 1787	42
1811	When the sweet smiling moon rolls her orb thro' the sky (fl)	Harp, 1811	173	4
1807	When the sweet smiling Moon rolls her orb through the sky (fl)	American Songster, 1807	222	4
1811	When the sweet smiling moon rolls her orb through the sky (fl)	Republican Songster, 1811	9-10	4
1813	When the sweet smiling moon rolls her orb through the sky (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	36	4
1818	When the thunder of Britain assaulted our shore (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	3-4	5
1820	When the thunder of Britain assaulted our shore (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	5-6	5
1788	When the trees are all bare, not a leaf to be seen (fl)	Charms, 1788	62-63	4
1790	When the trees are all bare, not a leaf to be seen (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	138-139	4
1796	When the trees are all bare, not a leaf to be seen (fl)	Vocal, 1796	158-159	4
1800	When the trees are all bare, not a leaf to be seen (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	141-142	4
1801	When the trees are all bare, not a leaf to be seen (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	117-118	4
1802	When the trees are all bear, not a leaf to be seen [sic] (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	171-173	4
1817	When the trumpet sounds, &c. (bt)	Songs of Love, 1817	37-39	6
1819	When the trumpet's loud cry (fl)	Songster's Magazine-4, 1819	91	2
1820	When the trumpet's loud cry (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	91	2
1815	When the Warrior Returns (t)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	43-45	5
1814	When the Warrior Returns (t)	American Patriotic, 1814	38-39	5
1816	When the Warrior Returns (t)	American Patriotic, 1816	42	5
1814	When the warrior returns from the battle afar (fl)	American Patriotic, 1814	38-39	5
1815	When the warrior returns from the battle afar (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	43-45	5
1816	When the warrior returns from the battle afar (fl)	American Patriotic, 1816	42	5
1816	When the warrior returns from the battle afar (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1816	54-55	5
1816	When the warrior returns from the battle afar (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1816	54-55	5
1817	When the warrior returns from the battle afar (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1817	54-55	5
1817	When the warrior returns from the battle afar (fl)	American Star, 1817	65-66	5
1817	When the warrior returns from the battle afar (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	54-55	5
1818	When the warrior returns from the battle afar (fl)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	52	5
1820	When the warrior returns from the battle afar (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	21-23	5
1820	When the warrior returns from the battle afar (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	52	5
1817	When the Warrior Returns, The (t)	American Star, 1817	65-66	5
1788	When the waters gently flow (fl)	Poetical, 1788	86-88	8
1790	When the western breezes fan the shore (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	10	6
1807	When the widow and orphan renew (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	117	2
1818	When the wild war's deadly blast was blawn (fl)	Bird of Birds, 1818	53-55	8
1819	When the winter wind whistles along the wild moor (fl)	Songster's Magazine-9, 1819	62
1820	When the winter wind whistles along the wild moor (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	141	5
1820	When the winter wind whistles along the wild moor (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	62
1796	When the young Chloe's rising charms (fl)	Vocal, 1796	33-34	4
1798	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	41-42	4
1798	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	American MM, 1798	82-84	4
1798	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Nautical, 1798	58	4
1799	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Columbian, 1799	III:17	4
1801	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	152	4
1804	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	99-100	4
1805	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Warbler, 1805	114	4
1807	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	57	4
1810	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Linnet, 1810	14-15	4
1810	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	122-123	4
1811	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	26-27	4
1814	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	15-16	4
1814	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Nightingale, 1814	15-16	4
1814	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	15-16	4
1814	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	15-16	4
1814	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	American Muse, 1814	15-16	4
1815	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	15-16	4
1815	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	57-58	4
1815	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	15-16	4
1815	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	33-35	4
1817	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Harp, 1817	11	4
1819	When thirst of gold enslaves the mind (fl)	Harp, 1819	16-17	4
1815	When those eyes in azure splendor (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	160-161	8
1799	When thou shalt see his bosom swelling (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	21	2
1817	When thro' Life (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	32	3
1817	When thro' Life (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	73-74	3
1811	When Thro' life unblest we rove (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	156-157	3
1815	When thro' life unblest we rove (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	156-157	3
1817	[When thro' life unblest we rove] (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	32	3
1817	When thro' life unblest we rove (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	73-74	3
1812	When through life unblest we rove (fl)	Diamond Irish Sentimental, 1812	33-34	3
1815	When through life unblest we rove (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1815	69-70	3
1816	When through life unblest we rove (fl)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	69-70	3
1816	When through life unblest we rove (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	57-58	3
1816	When through life unblest we rove (fl)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	40-41	3
1817	When through life unblest we rove (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	42-43	3
1818	When through life unblest we rove (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	47	3
1818	When through life unblest we rove (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	150-151	3
1818	When through life unblest we rove (fl)	Syren, 1818	II.40-II.41	3
1819	When through life unblest we rove (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	129-130	3
1819	When through life unblest we rove (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	129-130	3
1811	When Through Life Unblest We Rove (t)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	156-157	3
1812	When through life unblest we rove (t)	Diamond Irish Sentimental, 1812	33-34	3
1815	When Through Life Unblest We Rove (t)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	156-157	3
1792	When thy beauty appears (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	157-158	3
1795	When thy beauty appears (fl)	Medley, 1795	157-158	3
1805	When thy beauty appears (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	249-250	3
1806	When thy beauty appears (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	274	3
1815	When Time was Entwining (t)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	25-27	2
1811	When time was entwining the garland of years (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	22-23	1
1815	When time was entwining the garland of years (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	25-27	2
1817	When time was entwining the garland of years (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	140	2
1811	When Time Was Entwining the Garland of Years (t)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	22-23	1
1795	When Time was young (fl)	Tribute, 1795	84-87
1812	When time who steals our years away (fl)	Syren, 1812	74	9
1816	When time, who steals our years away (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.43-I.44	3
1818	When time who steals our years away (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	28-29	3
1818	When time, who steals our years away (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.43-I.44	3
1819	When time who steals our years away (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	23-24	3
1819	When time who steals our years away (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	23-24	3
1820	When time who steals our years away (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	136-137	3
1812	When Time Who Steals Our Years Away (t)	Syren, 1812	74	9
1816	When Time Who Steals Our Years Away (t)	Syren, 1816	I.43-I.44	3
1818	When Time Who Steals Our Years Away (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	28-29	3
1818	When Time Who Steals Our Years Away (t)	Syren, 1818	I.43-I.44	3
1819	When Time Who Steals Our Years Away (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	23-24	3
1819	When Time Who Steals Our Years Away (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	23-24	3
1807	When 'Tis Night (t)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	46-47	2
1814	When 'Tis Night (t)	Ameican Star, 1814	176	2
1817	When 'tis Night (t)	American Star, 1817	188	2
1817	When 'tis Night (t)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	89	2
1818	When 'tis Night (t)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	89	2
1820	When 'Tis Night (t)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	89	2
1820	When 'Tis Night (t)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	89	2
1820	When 'tis Night (t)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	89	2
1797	When 'tis night, and the mid watch is come (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	188-189	2
1817	When 'tis night, and the mid watch is come (fl)	American Star, 1817	188	2
1800	When 'tis night and the mid-watch is come (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	17	2
1801	When 'tis night and the mid-watch is come (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	225-226	3
1805	When 'tis night, and the mid-watch is come (fl)	Union Song, 1805	90-91	2
1817	When 'tis night and the mid-watch is come (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	89	2
1818	When 'tis night and the Mid-watch is come (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	102	2
1818	When 'tis night and the mid-watch is come (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	89	2
1819	When 'tis night, and the mid-watch is come (fl)	Songster's Magazine-6, 1819	123	2
1820	When 'tis night and the mid-watch is come (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	89	2
1820	When 'tis night and the mid-watch is come (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	89	2
1820	When 'tis night and the mid-watch is come (fl)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	89	2
1820	When 'tis night, and the mid-watch is come (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	123	2
1807	When 'tis night, and the mid-watch is set (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	46-47	2
1814	When 'tis night, and the mid-watch is set (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	176	2
1799	When to man the distinguishing form (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	225-226	2
1801	When to man the distinguishing form (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	22-23	2
1802	When to man the distinguishing form (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	45-46	2
1797	When to my pretty Poll I went (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	275-276	5
1798	When to my pretty Poll I went (fl)	Columbian, 1798	23-24	2
1798	When to my pretty Poll I went (fl)	Vocal, 1798	58-59	8
1801	When to my pretty Poll I went (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	58-59	8
1805	When to my pretty Poll I went (fl)	Union Song, 1805	230-231	2
1817	When to my pretty Poll I went (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	120-122	4
1807	When to queer the folks I choose, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1807	22-23	4
1764	When trees did bud and fields were green (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	161	6
1788	When trees did bud and fields were green (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	89-90	4
1788	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	Charms, 1788	39-40	8
1788	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	American Songster, 1788	33-34	4
1790	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	149-150	4
1793	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	Syren, 1793	148-149	3
1795	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	167-168
1796	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	Vocal, 1796	135-136	10
1797	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	49-50	7
1799	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	New Academy, 1799	142-144	9
1800	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	Amorous, 1800	9-10	4
1802	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	New Academy, 1802	95-97	9
1803	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	American Songster, 1803	33-34	4
1806	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	129-130	4
1806	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	129-130	4
1810	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	12-13	4
1810	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	12-13	4
1820	When trees did bud, and fields were green (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	224-226	6
1811	When tutor'd by mother, she often times said (fl)	Humourist, 1811	24	5
1808	When tutor'd by Mother, she oftentimes said (fl)	National Songster, 1808	84-85	5
1811	When tutor'd by my mother, she ofentimes said (fl)	Collection, 1811	3	5
1765	When tutor'd under mamma's care (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.41-II.42	8
1811	When twilight's dewy wing reposes (fl)	Harp, 1811	31-32
1811	When tyranny's scourge & opprest in' a chill blast (fl)	Harp, 1811	167-168	4
1808	When tyranny's scourge, and oppression's chill blast (fl)	National Songster, 1808	13-14	4
1810	When tyranny's scourge, and oppression's chill blast (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	43-44	4
1812	When tyranny's scourge and oppression's chill blast (fl)	Eagle and Harp, 1812	39-41	4
1813	When tyranny's scourge, and oppresson's a chill blast (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	67-68	4
1798	When up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	24	3
1803	When up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	160-161	3
1804	When up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	74-75	3
1804	When up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	203-205	3
1793	When up the shrouds the sailor goes (it)	Democratic, 1793	24	2
1790	When up the shrouds the sailors go (fl)	Charmer, 1790	14-15	8
1797	When up the shrouds the sailors goes [sic] (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	41-42	3
1803	When up to London (t)	Songster's Museum, 1803	179-180	4
1798	When up to London first I came (fl)	Echo, 1798	141	3
1799	When up to London first I came (fl)	American, 1799	189	3
1800	When up to London first I came (fl)	American, 1800	189	3
1800	When up to London first I came (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	105-106	3
1803	When up to London first I came (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	179-180	4
1805	When up to London first I came (fl)	Union Song, 1805	201-202	5
1790	When vapours o'er the meadows die (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	45	3
1802	When ven'trous o'er th' Atlantic main (fl)	Medley, 1802	91-93	6
1803	When ven'trous o'er th' Atlantic main (fl)	American Republican, 1803	60-61	6
1809	When ven'trous o'er th' Atlantic main (fl)	American Medley, 1809	91-93	6
1815	When vent'rous o'er th' Atlantic main (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	198-199	6
1801	When ven'trous o'er th' Atlantic main [sic] (fl)	Republican Harmonist, 1801	6-7	6
1805	When ven'trous o'er th' Atlantic main [sic] (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	270-271	4
1818	When verdant fields their sweets disclose (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	225	3
1819	When verdant fields their sweets disclose (fl)	Songster's Magazine-5, 1819	106	3
1820	When verdant fields their sweets disclose (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	106	3
1764	When vernal airs perfume the fields (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	81	4
1811	When vice assail'd this lower sphere (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	59-60	3
1815	When Vulcan forg'd the bolts of Jove (fl)	Sailor's Rights, 1815	35	4
1816	When Vulcan forg'd the bolts of Jove (fl)	Masonic Museum, 1816	72	4
1820	When Vulcan forg'd the bolts of Jove (fl)	Melodist-2, 1820	98-100	2
1811	When Vulcan forged the bolts of Jove (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	40
1803	When waken'd by the convent bell (fl)	William & Margaret, 1803	8	2
1805	When wand'ring, comfortless, and low (fl)	Free Mason's Companion, 1805	200-201	2
1814	When wand'ring, comfortless, and low (fl)	Masonic, 1814	147	2
1817	When wand'ring, comfortless, and low (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	147	2
1812	When War was Heard (t)	Harp of Erin, 1812	37	2
1814	When War was Heard (t)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	106-107	2
1812	When war was heard, and Erin's call (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	37	2
1814	When war was heard, and Erin's call (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	106-107	2
1811	When war would have sounded the trumpet "to arms" (fl)	Republican Songster, 1811	44-47	9
1818	When Warriors Return (t)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	52	5
1820	When Warriors Return (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	21-23	5
1820	When Warriors Return (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	52	5
1788	When War's Alarms (t)	American Songster, 1788	61-62	2
1788	When War's Alarms (t)	Enchanting, 1788	65-66	2
1797	When War's Alarms (t)	Columbian, 1797	25	2
1800	When War's Alarms (t)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	45	2
1803	When War's Alarms (t)	American Songster, 1803	61-62	2
1803	When War's Alarms (t)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	142	2
1807	When War's Alarms (t)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	152-153	2
1788	When war's alarms entic'd my Willy from me (fl)	American Songster, 1788	61-62	2
1788	When war's alarms entic'd my Willy from me (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	65-66	2
1788	When war's alarms entic'd my Willy from me (fl)	Charms, 1788	34	2
1790	When war's alarms entic'd my Willy from me (fl)	Charmer, 1790	65
1796	When war's alarms entic'd my Willy from me (fl)	Vocal, 1796	130	2
1797	When war's alarms entic'd my Willy from me (fl)	Columbian, 1797	25	2
1800	When wars alarms entic'd my Willy from me (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	45	2
1803	When war's alarms entic'd my Willy from me (fl)	American Songster, 1803	61-62	2
1803	When war's alarms entic'd my Willy from me (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	142	2
1804	When war's alarms entic'd my Willy from me (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	105	2
1807	When war's alarms entic'd my Willy from me (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	152-153	2
1807	When we danc'd round the may-pole in honor of May (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	168-169	3
1811	When we dwell on the kiss of a lass we adore (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	17	2
1814	When we dwell on the kiss of a lass we adore (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	68	2
1814	When we dwell on the kiss of a lass we adore (fl)	Nightingale, 1814	68	2
1814	When we dwell on the kiss of a lass we adore (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	68	2
1814	When we dwell on the kiss of a lass we adore (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	68	2
1814	When we dwell on the kiss of a lass we adore (fl)	American Muse, 1814	68	2
1815	When we dwell on the kiss of a lass we adore (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	69-70	2
1815	When we dwell on the kiss of a lass we adore (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	69-70	2
1820	When we dwell on the kiss of a lass we adore (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	117
1820	When we dwell on the kiss of a lass we adore (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1820	117
1799	When we promise an heir or a miser (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	202	3
1811	When we took our departure from Dublin's fam'd city (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	48-49	4
1814	When we took our departure from Dublin's fam'd city (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	85-86	4
1814	When we took our departure from Dublin's fam'd city (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	85-86	4
1814	When we took our departure from Dublin's fam'd city (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	85-86	4
1814	When we took our departure from Dublin's fam'd city (fl)	American Muse, 1814	85-86	4
1814	When we took our departure from Dublin's fam'd city (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	68-69	4
1815	When we took our departure from Dublin's fam'd city (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	179-180	4
1815	When we took our departure from Dublin's fam'd city (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	179-180	4
1817	When we took our departure from Dublin's fam'd city (fl)	Cabin Boy, 1817	15-17	5
1817	When we took our departure from Dublin's famed city (fl)	American Star, 1817	75-76	4
1816	When wearied wretches sink to sleep (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	131	3
1817	When wearied wretches sink to sleep (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	103	3
1818	When wearied wretches sink to sleep (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	94	3
1818	When wearied wretches sink to sleep (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	93	3
1819	When wearied wretches sink to sleep (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	81	3
1819	When wearied wretches sink to sleep (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	81	3
1818	When Wearied Wretches Sink to Sleep (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	93	3
1819	When Wearied Wretches Sink to Sleep (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	81	3
1819	When Wearied Wretches Sink to Sleep (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	81	3
1805	When weary Sol gaed down the west (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	55-56	3
1810	When weary Sol gaed down the west (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	14-15	3
1810	When weary Sol gaed down the west (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	14-15	3
1810	When weary Sol gaed down the west (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	[53]-54	3
1804	When weary Sol gang'd down the west (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	79-80	3
1800	When weary Sol gaz'd down the West (fl)	Amorous, 1800	12	3
1799	When well one knows to love and please (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	212	3
1792	When Werter fair Charlotte beheld (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	8	3
1797	When Werter fair Charlotte beheld (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	II:12	3
1797	When Werter fair Charlotte beheld (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	II:12	3
1798	When Werter fair Charlotte beheld (fl)	Echo, 1798	140	3
1800	When Werter fair Charlotte beheld (fl)	Echo, 1800	126	3
1803	When Werter fair Charlotte beheld (fl)	Nightingale, 1803	82
1807	When Werter fair Charlotte beheld (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	93	3
1809	When Werter fair Charlotte beheld (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	93	3
1816	When Werter fair Charlotte beheld (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	85-86	3
1803	When Werter fair Charlotte beheld (t)	Nightingale, 1803	82
1795	When Werter first Charlotte beheld (fl)	Medley, 1795	8	3
1790	When Werter first fair Charlotte saw (fl)	Charmer, 1790	93	3
1802	When Werther fair Charlotte beheld (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1802	5	2
1808	When Werther fair Charlotte beheld (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	92-93	3
1815	When, when shall we three meet again (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1815	46-53	1
1797	When whistling winds are heard to blow (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1797	138	3
1798	When whistling winds are heard to blow (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	13-14	3
1798	When whistling winds are heard to blow (fl)	Jovial-2, 1798	64-65	3
1798	When whistling winds are heard to blow (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	32-33	3
1800	When whistling winds are heard to blow (fl)	Amorous, 1800	82-83	3
1807	When whistling winds are heard to blow (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	151-152	3
1810	When whistling winds are heard to blow (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	85-86	3
1810	When whistling winds are heard to blow (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	85-86	3
1811	When whistling winds are heard to blow (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	241-242	3
1813	When whistling winds are heard to blow (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	150	4
1818	When whistling winds are heard to blow (fl)	Star, 1818	119	3
1812	[When Wild War's Deadly Blast] (it)	Minstrel, 1812	171-172	3
1812	When Wild War's Deadly Blast (t)	Minstrel, 1812	167-170	8
1806	When wild war's deadly blast was [blawn] (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	4-6	8
1806	When wild war's deadly blast was [blawn] (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	4-6	8
1806	When wild wars deadly blast was blawn (fl)	Tom Bowling, 1806	5-7	8
1807	When wild w[a]r's deadly blast was blawn (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	151-153	8
1807	When wild war's deadly blast was blawn (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	161-163	16
1808	When wild war's deadly blast was blawn (fl)	National Songster, 1808	155-157	8
1812	When wild war's deadly blast was blawn, (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	90-92	8
1812	When wild war's deadly blast was blawn, (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	167-170	8
1812	When wild war's deadly blast was blawn (fl)	Diamond Scottish Lively, 1812	61-64	8
1813	When wild war's deadly blast was blawn (fl)	Poor Honest Soldier, 1813	2-3	8
1813	When wild war's deadly blast was blawn (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	38-40	8
1814	When wild war's deadly blast was blawn, (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	142-144	8
1816	When wild war's deadly blast was blawn, (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	90-92	8
1816	When wild war's deadly blast was blawn (fl)	Poor Honest Soldier, 1816	2-3	8
1817	When wild war's deadly blast was blawn, (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	86-88	8
1818	When wild war's deadly blast was blawn, (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	86-88	8
1820	When wild war's deadly blast was blawn, (fl)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	86-88	8
1804	When wild war's deadly blast was blown (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	71-73	16
1817	When wild war's deadly blast was blown, (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	40	8
1817	When wild war's deadly blast was blown (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	119-121	8
1818	When will heaven, its sweet bell ringing (r)	Irish Melodies, 1818	31-32	2
1811	When will heav'n [its] sweet bell ringing (r)	Songsters Repository, 1811	23	2
1815	When will heav'n, its sweet bell ringing (r)	Irish Melodies, 1815	45-46	2
1816	When will heav'n, its sweet bell ringing (r)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	45-46	2
1817	When will heav'n, its sweet bell ringing (r)	Irish Melodies, 1817	25-26	2
1818	When will heav'n, its sweet bell ringing (r)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	129-130	2
1819	When will heav'n, its sweet bell ringing (r)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	112-113	2
1819	When will heav'n, its sweet bell ringing (r)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	112-113	2
1803	When William at Eve (t)	Songster's Museum, 1803	14-15	3
1803	When William at Eve (t)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	82	2
1804	When William at Eve (t)	Nightingale, 1804	170-171	2
1805	When William at Eve (t)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	277	2
1818	When William at Eve (t)	Universal Song-Book-2, 1818	[32]	2
1800	When William, at eve, meets me down at the gate (fl)	Syren, 1800	19	2
1792	When William at eve meets me down at the stile (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	70	2
1795	When William at eve meets me down at the stile (fl)	Medley, 1795	70	2
1796	When William, at eve, meets me down at the stile (fl)	Vocal, 1796	14	2
1797	When William at eve, meets me down at the stile (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	I:38	2
1797	When William, at eve, meets me down at the stile (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	I:38	2
1798	When William at eve meets me down at the stile (fl)	Columbian, 1798	79	2
1802	When William at eve meets me down at the stile (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	160	2
1803	When William at eve meets me down at the stile (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	14-15	3
1803	When William at eve meets me down at the stile (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	82	2
1804	When William at eve meets me down at the stile (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	170-171	2
1805	When William at eve meets me down at the stile (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	277	2
1805	When William at eve, meets me down at the stile (fl)	Union Song, 1805	271	2
1807	When William, at eve, meets me down at the stile (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	73	2
1815	When William at eve, meets me down at the stile (fl)	American Song Book, 1815	48	2
1818	When William at eve meets me down at the [stile] (fl)	Universal Song-Book-2, 1818	[32]	2
1808	When William first woo'd I said yes to the swain (fl)	National Songster, 1808	56-57	3
1809	When William first woo'd I said yes to the swain (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	74	3
1809	When William first woo'd I said yes to the swain (fl)	New Joke, 1809	182	3
1811	When William first woo'd I said Yes to the swain (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	55	3
1816	When William first woo'd I said yes to the swain (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	179
1816	When William first woo'd I said YES to the swain (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	71-72	3
1819	When William Tell was doom'd to die (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	80	2
1819	When William Tell was doom'd to die (fl)	Songster's Magazine-8, 1819	40
1820	When William Tell was doom'd to die (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	40
1807	When William Tell was doomed to die (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	95	1
1801	When Winter spreads her banner chill (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	109	3
1802	When Winter spreads her banner chill (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	193-194	3
1814	When winter wing'd the blast with power (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	23-24	3
1817	When winter wing'd the blast with power (fl)	American Star, 1817	26
1818	When winter wing'd the blast with power (fl)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	134-135	3
1811	When wise man cleaveth to woman's side (fl)	Humourist, 1811	34-35	3
1811	When wise man cleaveth to woman's side (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	103
1812	When with fierce rage the wild-winds roar (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1812	138	3
1813	When with fierce rage the wild-winds roar (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	182-183	3
1819	When women warm us (fl)	Songster's Magazine-6, 1819	140	5
1820	When women warm us (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	140	5
1819	When Women Warm us (t)	Songster's Magazine-6, 1819	140	5
1820	When Women Warm us (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	140	5
1818	When, wrapp'd in folds of papal gloom (fl)	Woodworth Poems, 1818	112-113	6
1814	When Xerxes, by boundless ambition seduc'd (fl)	Sky Lark, 1814	15-17	4
1813	When Yankees first denied our right to cuff them and to kick them, O (fl)	Columbian Naval Songster-2, 1813	55-56	3
1788	When Yanko Dear (t)	Enchanting, 1788	30	2
1788	When Yanko dear fight far away (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	30	2
1793	When Yanko, dear, fight far away (fl)	Syren, 1793	143	4
1795	When Yanko, dear, fight far away (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	75-76	4
1799	When Yanko dear fight far away (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	36	2
1806	When Yanko dear sight far away (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	176	2
1806	When Yanko dear sight far away (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	176	2
1807	When yet but a boy (fl)	Victory, 1807	19-20	3
1765	When you for me alone had charms (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.179-II.180	7
1786	When you live with your parents at home (fl)	Robin Red Breast, 1786	54-56	6
1805	[When you meet a tender creature] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	58
1805	When you meet a tender creature (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	58-59	2
1807	When you meet a tender creature (fl)	American Songster, 1807	154	2
1820	When young and thoughtless, Laura said (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1820	143-144	3
1820	When young and thoughtless, Laura said (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1820	143-144	3
1807	When young, I sung (fl)	Victory, 1807	14-16	5
1815	When young, I sung (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	74-75	5
1812	When young, I sung, Danc'd, play'd to a maid (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1812	38-40	3
1816	[When young Stephen came to woo me] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	129
1809	When young Strephon came to woo me (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	14	3
1809	When young Strephon came to woo me (fl)	New Joke, 1809	122	3
1809	When young Strephon came to woo me (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1809	123-124	3
1813	When young Strephon came to woo me (fl)	American Songster, 1813	47	3
1813	When young Strephon came to woo me (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	11	3
1816	When young Strephon came to woo me (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	21	3
1818	When young Strephon came to woo me (fl)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	32-33	3
1789	When your beauty appears (fl)	Apollo, 1789	29
1793	When your beauty appears (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	23	4
1793	When your beauty appears (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	23	4
1811	When your beauty appears (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	173	3
1791	When your beauty appears in its graces and airs (fl)	Apollo, 1791	29	3
1799	When you're silent, &c. (bt)	Baltimore, 1799	16-17	3
1790	When youth mature, to manhood grew (fl)	Charmer, 1790	98	4
1790	When Zephir, who sigh for the lover's soft bliss (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	146	3
1804	When zephyrs fan the verdant grove (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	232-233	3
1811	Whence comes it neighbour Dick (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	69-70	7
1811	Whence comes my love? O heart! disclose (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	192-193	3
1816	Whence comes this keen cutting smart? (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	28-29	5
1809	Whence comes this keen this cutting smart? (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	22-23	5
1809	Whence comes this keen this cutting smart? (fl)	New Joke, 1809	130-131	5
1809	Whence comes this keen this cutting smart? (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1809	138-139	5
1812	Whence comes this keen this cutting smart? (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	79	5
1813	Whence comes this keen this cutting smart? (fl)	American Songster, 1813	54	5
1813	Whence comes this keen this cutting smart? (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	18	5
1816	Whence comes this keen this cutting smart? (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	79	5
1816	[Whence comes this keen this cutting smart?] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	136
1819	Whence comes this keen, this cutting smart? (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	66	4
1803	Whene'er a comely lass I spy (fl)	Nightingale, 1803	89
1807	Whene'er a comely lass I spy (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	97-98	4
1808	Whene'er a comely lass I spy (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	97-98	4
1809	Whene'er a comely lass I spy (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	53	4
1809	Whene'er a comely lass I spy (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	97-98	4
1809	Whene'er a comely lass I spy (fl)	New Joke, 1809	161	4
1816	Whene'er a comely lass I spy (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	90-91	4
1816	Whene'er a comely lass I spy (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	55-56	4
1803	Whene'er a comely lass I spy (t)	Nightingale, 1803	89
1807	Whene'er a Comely Lass I Spy (t)	Nightingale, 1807	97-98	4
1808	Whene'er a Comely Lass I Spy (t)	Nightingale, 1808	97-98	4
1809	Whene'er a Comely Lass I Spy (t)	Humming Bird, 1809	53	4
1809	Whene'er a Comely Lass I Spy (t)	Nightingale, 1809	97-98	4
1809	Whene'er a Comely Lass I Spy (t)	New Joke, 1809	161	4
1816	Whene'er a Comely Lass I Spy (t)	Nightingale, 1816	90-91	4
1816	Whene'er a Comely Lass I Spy (t)	Town and Country, 1816	55-56	4
1819	Whene'er I see those smiling eyes (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	250-251	2
1819	Whene'er I See those Smiling Eyes (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	250-251	2
1798	Whene'er I sit beneath the shade (r)	Jovial-2, 1798	30	4
1801	Whene'er I view the opening dawn (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	81-82	3
1802	Whene'er I view the opening dawn (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	67-68	3
1804	Whene'er I view the opening dawn (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	62-63	3
1805	Whene'er in life's broad path we tread (fl)	Union Song, 1805	275-276	8
1814	Whene'er the tyrant of the main (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-3, 1814	53-55	10
1796	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Jachin-2, 1796	51-54	13
1796	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Jachin-1, 1796	51-54	13
1797	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Jachin, 1797	67-71	13
1798	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Jachin, 1798	54-57	13
1802	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Jachin, 1802	50-53	13
1802	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Free-Mason's Companion, 1802	5-10	13
1803	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Jachin, 1803	54-56	13
1805	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1805	5-10 [page numbers start again]	14
1808	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Jachin-1, 1808	50-53	14
1811	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Jachin-2, 1811	94-99	13
1811	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Jachin-1, 1811	94-99	13
1812	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Antichristian Antisocial, 1812	73-77	13
1814	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Jachin, 1814	94-99	13
1815	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Jachin, 1815	92-97	13
1818	Whene'er we are alone (fl)	Jachin, 1818	90-95	13
1798	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	Vocal, 1798	90	3
1801	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	Vocal Medley, 1801	90	3
1803	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	Buck's PC, 1803	8	3
1803	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	Songster's Museum, 1803	60-61	3
1803	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	142-143	3
1805	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	286	3
1805	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	Mock-Bird, 1805	4	3
1806	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	41	3
1806	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	41	3
1810	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	New Musical-1, 1810	17-18	4
1810	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	New Musical-2, 1810	17-18	4
1813	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	Town and Country, 1813	52	3
1818	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	Columbian Songster, 1818	162	3
1818	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	Songster's Magazine-2, 1818	30	3
1820	Whene'er we sit, &c. (bt)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	30	3
1805	Whene'er we sit (r)	American Academy, 1805	105	3
1798	Whene'er we sit beneath the broom (r)	Jovial-2, 1798	69-70	3
1800	Whene'er we sit beneath the broom (r)	Amorous, 1800	15-16	3
1801	Whene'er we sit beneath the broom (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	58	3
1804	Whene'er we sit beneath the broom (r)	American Academy, 1804	105	3
1800	Whene'er with haggard eyes I view (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	90-91	8
1816	When'er the tyrants of the main (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	207-209	16
1816	When'er the tyrants of the main (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1816	18-21	16
1816	When'er the tyrants of the main (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	99-101	16
1816	When'er the tyrants of the main (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1816	18-21	16
1817	When'er the tyrants of the main (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1817	18-21	16
1817	When'er the tyrants of the main (fl)	American Star, 1817	60-63	16
1817	When'er the tyrants of the main (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	18-21	16
1817	When'er the tyrants of the main (fl)	Star, 1817	142-144	11
1818	When'er the tyrants of the main (fl)	Star, 1818	29-31	11
1816	[Whenever a comely lass I spy] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	163
1818	Whenever a lad that's good humour'd and free (fl)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	103-104	4
1818	Whenever a lad, that's good humour'd and free (fl)	Songster's Magazine-2, 1818	43	4
1819	Whenever a lad that's good humour'd and free (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1819	169	2
1820	Whenever a lad, that's good humour'd and free (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	39-40	4
1820	Whenever a lad, that's good humour'd and free (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	43	4
1800	Whenever, Chloe, I begin (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	206-207
1802	Whenever commanded we're always obedient (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	58-59	1
1800	Whenever I ask a brisk girl for a kiss (fl)	Festival, 1800	49	2
1814	Whenever the Tyrant of the main (fl)	Naval Songster-1, 1814	70-71	6
1799	Where a learned physician who writes for all ills (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	251	4
1812	Where are the joys I have met in the morning (fl)	Diamond Scottish Sentimental, 1812	41-42	3
1804	Where are those hours fled (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	82-83	3
1807	Where are those hydras? let me vent my spleen (fl)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	117-118
1799	Where beams a benevolent smile (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	245	2
1799	Where beams a benevolent smile (r)	American, 1799	167-168	2
1800	Where beams a benevolent smile (r)	American, 1800	167-168	2
1801	Where beams a benevolent smile (r)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	41	2
1802	Where beams a benevolent smile (r)	Fair Warbler, 1802	59-60	2
1802	Where beams a benevolent smile (r)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	222	2
1818	Where braving angry winter's storms (fl)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	180-181	2
1818	Where Braving Angry Winter's Storms (t)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	180-181	2
1818	Where Cart rins rowin to the sea (fl)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	204	4
1799	Where Charles' tide encircling leaves (fl)	Columbian, 1799	II:9	2
1818	Where Charle's tide encircling leaves [sic] (fl)	Nightingale, 1818	11	2
1798	Where Charles's tide encircling leaves (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	26-27	2
1812	Where Dee flows saftly yo the sea [sic] (fl)	Syren, 1812	83-84	3
1795	Where do I chuse the greatest bliss (fl)	New Academy, 1795	124
1819	Where Echaig joins the briny tide (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	94-95	9
1807	Where Emma's mould'ring ashes lay (fl)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	29-30	3
1793	Where gently flows sweet winding Tay (fl)	Pownall's Address, 1793	14-15	3
1809	Where here I lie, alone to die (r)	Humming Bird, 1809	12	3
1813	Where here I lie, alone to die (r)	Town and Country, 1813	9	3
1810	Where Hudson's murmuring billows (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	62-63	5
1817	Where Hudson's murmuring billows (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	37-39	5
1818	Where Hudson's murmuring billows (fl)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	111-113	5
1818	Where Hudson's murmuring billows (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	37-39	5
1819	Where Hudson's murmuring billows (fl)	Songster's Magazine-5, 1819	111	5
1820	Where Hudson's murmuring billows (fl)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	37-39	5
1820	Where Hudson's murmuring billows (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	111	5
1819	Where Irwin smoothly glides (r)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	112-113	4
1819	Where Irwin Smoothly Glides (t)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	112-113	4
1807	Where is Ellen, rural beauty? (fl)	Victory, 1807	23-24	5
1810	Where is Ellen, rural beauty? (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	36	5
1795	Where is my sweet William, where is my dear (fl)	New Academy, 1795	113-115
1815	Where is now the smile that lighten'd (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	291-292	4
1817	Where is now the smile, that lighten'd (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	85-86	4
1818	Where is now the smile that lighten'd (fl)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	128-129	4
1818	Where is now the smile, that lighten'd (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	85-86	4
1820	Where is now the smile, that lighten'd (fl)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	85-86	4
1796	Where is sweet William, where is my dear (fl)	Academy, 1796	99-101	7
1804	Where is sweet William, where is my dear (fl)	American Academy, 1804	87-88	7
1805	Where is sweet William, where is my dear (fl)	American Academy, 1805	87-88	7
1806	Where is sweet William, where is my dear (fl)	Nightingale, 1806	13-15	7
1812	Where is sweet William, where is my dear (fl)	American Academy, 1812	88-90	7
1814	Where is sweet William, where is my dear (fl)	Sky Lark, 1814	31-33	7
1815	Where is sweet William, where is my dear (fl)	General Armstrong, 1815	7-8	7
1818	Where is the maiden, &c. (bt)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	224	3
1818	Where is the Nymph (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	68-69	3
1819	Where is the Nymph (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	59	3
1819	Where is the Nymph (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	59	3
1820	Where is the nymph of the azure eye (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	138
1820	Where is the nymph of the azure eye (fl)	Songster's Magazine-2, 1820	138
1811	Where is the nymph, whose azure eye (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	165-167	3
1812	Where is the nymph whose azure eye (fl)	Syren, 1812	100-101	3
1818	Where is the nymph, whose azure eye (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	68-69	3
1819	Where is the nymph, whose azure eye (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	59	3
1819	Where is the nymph, whose azure eye (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	59	3
1820	Where is the nymph whose azure eye (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	237-239	2
1815	Where is the nymph, whose azure eyes (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	196-198	3
1807	Where is the smile, that was heaven to our eye (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	77-78	4
1812	Where is the smile that was heaven to our eye? (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	42-43	4
1811	Where is the smile that was heav'n in our eye? (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	112-113	4
1820	Where is the smile that was heav'n in our eye? (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	240-241	4
1812	Where is the Smile? (t)	Minstrel, 1812	42-43	4
1820	Where is the Smile? (t)	Melodist-1, 1820	240-241	4
1812	Where Liffey Rolls (t)	Minstrel, 1812	300-301	2
1812	Where Liffey Rolls (t)	Diamond Irish Sentimental, 1812	13	2
1812	Where Liffey rolls its silver stream (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	300-301	2
1812	Where Liffey rolls its silver stream (fl)	Diamond Irish Sentimental, 1812	13	2
1805	Where Lowestoff waves its yellow corn (fl)	Union Song, 1805	137-138	3
1811	Where Maty sleeps, alas! Forever (r)	Harp, 1811	125
1803	Where new mown hay on winding Tay (fl)	Nightingale, 1803	90
1807	Where new mown hay on winding Tay (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	99	3
1808	Where new mown hay on winding Tay (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	99	3
1809	Where new mown hay on winding Tay (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	99	3
1812	Where new mown hay on winding Tay (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1812	65-66	3
1815	Where new mown hay on winding Tay (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	272	3
1816	Where new mown hay on winding Tay (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	91-92	3
1803	Where new mown hay on winding Tay (t)	Nightingale, 1803	90
1788	Where new-mown hay, on winding Tay (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	88-89	3
1810	Where now shall I go, poor, forsaken and blind? (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	120-121
1819	Where primroses spring on the green leafy brae (fl)	Poems and Songs, 1819	197	2
1820	Where primroses spring on the green tufted brae (fl)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	197	2
1805	Where Rising Forest, &C (t)	Jovial Songster, 1805	40	2
1805	Where rising forest spreads (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1805	40	2
1816	Where roll thy billows, O Champlain (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1816	43-44	5
1816	Where roll thy billows, O Champlain (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1816	43-44	5
1817	Where roll thy billows, O Champlain (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1817	43-44	4
1817	Where roll thy billows, O Champlain (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	43-44	5
1790	Where rural cots appear to sight (fl)	Charmer, 1790	109-110	4
1792	Where rural cots appear to sight (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	97-98	4
1816	Where Scaur rin wimpling 'mang the rocks (fl)	Forest Minstrel, 1816	71-74	7
1815	Where Schuykill o'er his rocky bed (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	285-286	4
1764	Where shall Celia fly for shelter (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	32-33	3
1811	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	41-42	4
1814	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	42-43	4
1814	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Nightingale, 1814	42-43	4
1814	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	42-43	4
1814	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	42-43	4
1814	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	American Muse, 1814	42-43	4
1815	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	41-42	4
1815	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	172-173	4
1815	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	41-42	4
1816	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.13-I.14	4
1817	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	22-23	4
1817	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	98-99	4
1817	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Mess of Messes, 1817	94-95	4
1817	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	87	4
1818	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	202-203	4
1818	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.13-I.14	4
1818	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	87	4
1820	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	87-88	4
1820	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	87-88	4
1820	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	87	4
1820	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	90
1820	Where shall the lover rest (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	90
1814	Where Shall the Lover rest (t)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	42-43	4
1814	Where Shall the Lover Rest (t)	Nightingale, 1814	42-43	4
1814	Where Shall the Lover rest (t)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	42-43	4
1814	Where Shall the Lover rest (t)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	42-43	4
1814	Where Shall the Lover rest (t)	American Muse, 1814	42-43	4
1815	Where Shall the Lover rest (t)	Mocking Bird, 1815	41-42	4
1815	Where Shall the Lover Rest (t)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	41-42	4
1816	Where Shall the Lover rest (t)	Syren, 1816	I.13-I.14	4
1817	Where Shall the Lover Rest (t)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	22-23	4
1817	Where Shall the Lover Rest (t)	Mess of Messes, 1817	94-95	4
1817	Where Shall the Lover Rest (t)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	87	4
1818	Where Shall the Lover rest (t)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	202-203	4
1818	Where Shall the Lover rest (t)	Syren, 1818	I.13-I.14	4
1818	Where Shall the Lover Rest (t)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	87	4
1820	Where Shall the Lover Rest (t)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	87-88	4
1820	Where Shall the Lover Rest (t)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	87-88	4
1820	Where Shall the Lover Rest (t)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	87	4
1820	Where shall the Lover rest (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	90
1820	Where shall the Lover rest (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	90
1815	Where Shall the Lover Rest? (t)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	172-173	4
1797	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Sky Lark, 1797	78-79	4
1801	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	119-120	3
1802	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	170-172	4
1806	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Black Bird-2, 1806	50-52	4
1806	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Linnet, 1806	50-52	4
1807	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1807	127-128	4
1807	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1807	50-52	4
1809	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1809	50-52	4
1812	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1812	50-52	4
1814	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	103-105	4
1814	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	103-105	4
1814	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	103-105	4
1814	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	American Muse, 1814	103-105	4
1815	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Mocking Bird, 1815	88-90	4
1815	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Songster's Companion, 1815	83-85	4
1815	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	88-90	4
1816	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1816	51-53	4
1817	Where so sweetly the horn, &c. (bt)	Mermaid, 1817	36-38	4
1800	Where social mirth with pleasure reigns (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	96-97	4
1812	Where spirits dwell and shad'wy forms (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1812	97-98	6
1812	Where spirits dwell and shad'wy forms (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	241-242	6
1798	Where Thames, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1798	138-139	3
1798	Where Thames, &c. (bt)	Vocal, 1798	10-11	3
1801	Where Thames, &c. (bt)	Vocal Medley, 1801	10-11	3
1802	Where Thames, &c. (bt)	Fair Warbler, 1802	139-140	3
1815	Where Thames, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1815	41-42	3
1816	Where Thames, &c. (bt)	Modern Songster, 1816	41-42	3
1798	Where Thames in silver current flows (r)	Columbian, 1798	138-139	3
1801	Where Thames in silver current flows (r)	Vocal Medley, 1801	10-11	3
1802	Where Thames in silver current flows (r)	Fair Warbler, 1802	139-140	3
1804	Where Thames in silver current flows (r)	Buck's PC, 1804	3-4	3
1815	Where Thames in silver current flows (r)	Nightingale, 1815	41-42	3
1816	Where Thames in silver current flows (r)	Modern Songster, 1816	41-42	3
1792	Where Thames's silver currents glide (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	74-75	4
1795	Where Thames's silver currents glide (fl)	Medley, 1795	74-75	4
1820	Where the Bee Sucks (t)	Melodist-2, 1820	66-67	1
1820	Where the bee sucks, there lurk I (fl)	Melodist-2, 1820	66-67	1
1785	Where the bee sucks, there suck I (fl)	Mother Goose, 1785	76
1794	Where the bee sucks, there suck I (fl)	Mother Goose, 1794	76
1799	Where the bee sucks, there suck I (fl)	Mother Goose, 1799	74	1
1805	Where the beech and pine embracing (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	9	3
1798	Where the cause of strife's a doxy (r)	Humming Bird, 1798	47-49	5
1811	Where the chilling north wind howls (fl)	Harp, 1811	155	5
1790	Where the fond zephir thro' the woodbine plays (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	64-65	7
1816	Where the friend and lover are equally joined (r)	Town and Country, 1816	3	3
1790	Where the friend and the lover are equally join'd (r)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	124-125	3
1797	Where the friend and the lover are equally join'd (r)	Syren-1, 1797	I:15	3
1813	Where the friend and the lover are equally join'd (r)	Town and Country, 1813	54	3
1796	Where the jessamin sweetens the bow'r [sic] (fl)	Vocal, 1796	85-86	4
1765	Where the jessamine sweetens the bow'r (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.92-II.94	4
1790	Where the jessamine sweetens the bow'r (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	30-32	8
1790	Where the light cannot pierce, in a grove of all trees (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	66	7
1815	Where the light cannot pierce, in a grove of tall trees (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	286-287	7
1790	Where the murm'ring river flows (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	61	2
1764	Where the primrose decks thee well (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	153-154	2
1804	Where the Rising Forest, &c. (t)	Variety, 1804	40	2
1801	[Where the rising forest spreads] (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	45	2
1802	Where the rising forest spreads (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	56	2
1804	Where the rising forest spreads (fl)	Variety, 1804	40	2
1813	Where the stormy tempests blow (r)	Columbian Naval Melody, 1813	57-58	4
1813	Where the stormy tempests blow (r)	Columbian Naval Songster-2, 1813	85-86	4
1816	Where the stormy tempests blow (r)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1816	96-97	4
1816	Where the stormy tempests blow (r)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1816	96-97	4
1817	Where the stormy tempests blow (r)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	72	4
1817	Where the Streamlet was Flowing (t)	American Ladys PB, 1817	160	2
1801	Where thou art the fairest of the fair (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	168	4
1791	Where thou were fairest of the fair (r)	Apollo, 1791	35-36	4
1793	Where thou wert fairest of the fair (r)	Apollo-2, 1793	28-29	4
1793	Where thou wert fairest of the fair (r)	Apollo-1, 1793	28-29	4
1817	Where thou wert fairest of the fair (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	147-148	4
1792	Where thou wert fairest of the fair? (r)	Vocal Muse, 1792	113	4
1795	Where thou wert fairest of the fair? (r)	Medley, 1795	113	4
1811	Where thou wert fairest of the fair? (r)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	180-181	4
1812	Where thou wert fairest of the fair? (r)	Minstrel, 1812	188-189	4
1817	[Where thou wert fairest of the fair?] (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	46	4
1817	Where thou wert fairest of the fair? (r)	Star, 1817	45-46	4
1818	Where thou wert fairest of the fair? (r)	Star, 1818	106-107	4
1820	Where thou wert fairest of the fair? (r)	Melodist-1, 1820	16-18	4
1803	Where thou wert the fairest of the fair (r)	Songster's Museum, 1803	52-54	4
1816	Where turn the tyrants [myrmidous?] (fl)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	39-41	5
1792	Where two tall elms their verdant boughs entwined (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	1-4
1790	Where virtues encircles the fair (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	48-49	2
1790	Where weeping yews and nodding cypress wave (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	61	1
1811	Where weeps the Willow o'er the stream (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	224	5
1812	Where weeps the willow o'er the stream (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1812	96-97	5
1812	Where weeps the Willow o'er the stream (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	240-241	5
1814	Where weeps the willow o'er the stream (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	121-122	4
1815	Where weeps the willow o'er the stream (fl)	American Songster, 1815	24-25	5
1817	Where weeps the willow o'er the stream (fl)	American Star, 1817	144-145	4
1818	Where weeps the willow o'er the stream (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	76-77	4
1806	Where, where, where shall I seek my lovely swain (fl)	Jovial Songster, No. II, 1806	16-17	3
1799	Where wild flow'rs grow, &c. (bt)	American Ladies PB, 1799	136	3
1799	Where wild flow'rs grow and linnets sing (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1799	136	3
1801	Where winding Forth adorns the vale (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	151-152	3
1816	Where Yarrow's current, waving blue (fl)	Forest Minstrel, 1816	81-83	6
1811	Where yon green hazel's trembling wave (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	217-218	2
1807	Where'er true valor can its power display (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	126	1
1806	Wherever I'm going and all the day long (fl)	Nightingale, 1806	82	4
1792	Wherefore bid me cease to sigh? (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	80	3
1795	Wherefore bid me cease to sigh? (fl)	Medley, 1795	80	3
1760	Where's my swain, so blithe and clever? (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	221-222	8
1765	Where's my swain, so blythe and clever (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.24-II.25	8
1798	Where's the harm of that (r)	Columbian, 1798	108-109	3
1798	Where's the Harm of That (t)	Columbian, 1798	108-109	3
1811	Where's the rosy smile you gave me (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	129	2
1811	Where's the rosy smile you gave me (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	59	2
1819	Where's the rosy smile you gave me (fl)	Songster's Magazine-8, 1819	44
1820	Where's the rosy smile you gave me (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	44
1760	Wherever I am going, and all the day long (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	254-255	4
1765	Wherever I am going, and all the day long (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.144-I.145	4
1788	Wherever, I'm going and all the day long (fl)	American Songster, 1788	122-123	5
1790	Wherever I'm going, and all the day long (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	169	4
1797	Wherever I'm going, and all the day long (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	II:35	4
1797	Wherever I'm going, and all the day long (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	II:35	4
1800	Wherever I'm going, and all the day long (fl)	Assistant, 1800	35-36	3
1803	Wherever, I'm going, and all the day long (fl)	American Songster, 1803	122-123	4
1803	Wherever I'm going, and all the day long (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	131	4
1803	Wherever I'm going, and all the day long (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	43-44	4
1814	Wherever I'm going, and all the day long (fl)	Sky Lark, 1814	73-74	4
1794	Wherever our wandering feet are inclin'd (fl)	Freemason's PC, 1794	86	2
1818	Whether a Sailor or not, for a moment avast (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	95	3
1819	Whether a sailor or not, for a moment avast (fl)	Songster's Magazine-6, 1819	123	3
1820	Whether a sailor or not, for a moment avast (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	123	3
1816	Whether sailor or not, for a moment, avast! (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.83-I.84	4
1818	Whether sailor or not, for a moment, avast! (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.83-I.84	4
1820	Whether sailor or not, for a moment avast (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	102-103	3
1820	Whether sailor or not, for a moment avast (fl)	Hardcastle's Annual, 1820	93	3
1808	Which goes, &c. (bt)	New Whim, 1808	30	3
1811	Which goes, &c. (bt)	Musical Repertory, 1811	23-24	3
1801	Which goes gluggity, &c. (bt)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	238	3
1805	Which goes gluggity, &c. (bt)	Warbler, 1805	214-215	3
1805	Which goes gluggity, &c. (bt)	Town & Country, 1805	59-60	3
1806	Which goes gluggity, &c. (bt)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	97-98	3
1806	Which goes gluggity, &c. (bt)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	97-98	3
1810	Which goes gluggity, &c. (bt)	Comic Songster, 1810	21-22	3
1815	Which goes gluggity, &c. (bt)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	53-54	3
1816	Which goes gluggity, &c. (bt)	Town and Country, 1816	104	3
1817	Which goes gluggity, &c. (bt)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	72-73	3
1818	Which goes gluggity, &c. (bt)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	72-73	3
1820	Which goes gluggity, &c. (bt)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	72-73	3
1811	Which goes gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	Musical Repertory, 1811	23-24	3
1811	Which goes gluggity gluggity glug (r)	New-York Songster, 1811	80-81	3
1817	Which goes gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	78	3
1817	Which goes gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	65-66	3
1801	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	119-120	3
1806	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	Black Bird-2, 1806	50-52	4
1806	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	Linnet, 1806	50-52	4
1807	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	American Songster, 1807	127-128	4
1812	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	Black Bird, 1812	50-52	4
1814	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	103-105	4
1814	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	103-105	4
1814	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	103-105	4
1814	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	American Muse, 1814	103-105	4
1815	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	Mocking Bird, 1815	88-90	4
1815	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	Nightingale, 1815	44-46	4
1815	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	88-90	4
1816	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	Black Bird, 1816	51-53	4
1816	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	Modern Songster, 1816	44-46	4
1817	Which made for me to go and leave my dear behind (r)	Mermaid, 1817	36-38	4
1813	Which Nature plants, called Liberty (r)	National Song-Book, 1813	75-76	5
1798	Which no body, &c. (bt)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	49-50	7
1798	Which no body can deny (r)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	49-50	7
1764	Which nobody, &c. (bt)	Mock Bird, 1764	213-214	10
1765	Which nobody, &c. (bt)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.138-I.139	10
1779	Which no-body, &c. (bt)	Songs Naval, 1779	11-12	10
1783	Which nobody can deny, &c. (bt)	Ahiman,1783	125-126	7
1801	Which nobody can deny, &c. (bt)	Beauties, 1801	51-52	5
1805	Which nobody can deny, &c. (bt)	True Ahiman, 1805	142-143	7
1814	Which nobody can deny, &c. (bt)	Masonic, 1814	78-79	7
1817	Which nobody can deny, &c. (bt)	Jachin-2, 1817	78-79	7
1802	Which nobody can deny, &c. (it)	Vocal Companion, 1802	26-27	7
1777	Which nobody can deny (bt)	Songs Comic, 1777	77-78	10
1777	Which nobody can deny (bt)	Songs Comic, 1777	210-211	10
1801	Which nobody can deny (bt)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	208-209	8
1805	Which nobody can deny (bt)	Warbler, 1805	150-151	8
1807	Which nobody can deny (bt)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	17-18	7
1777	Which nobody can deny (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	77-78	10
1764	Which nobody can deny (r)	Mock Bird, 1764	213-214	10
1765	Which nobody can deny (r)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.138-I.139	10
1779	Which no-body can deny, which no-body, &c (r)	Songs Naval, 1779	11-12	10
1798	Which throbs for only you (r)	Columbian, 1798	30-31	3
1800	Which throbs for only you (r)	Festival, 1800	6	3
1810	Which throbs for only you (r)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	185-186	3
1803	Which went gluggity, &c. (bt)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	180	3
1811	Which went gluggity gluggity glug (bt)	Humourist, 1811	59-60	3
1801	Which went gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	238	3
1803	Which went gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	180	3
1805	Which went gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	Warbler, 1805	214-215	3
1806	Which went gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	97-98	3
1806	Which went gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	97-98	3
1808	Which went gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	New Whim, 1808	30	3
1810	Which went gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	Comic Songster, 1810	21-22	3
1815	Which went gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	53-54	3
1817	Which went gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	72-73	3
1818	Which went gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	72-73	3
1820	Which went gluggity, gluggity, glug (r)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	72-73	3
1799	Which, which is the man? (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	2-3	3
1816	Whig o' Fife (it)	Forest Minstrel, 1816	189-191	7
1802	While all our nation, whelm'd in grief (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	11	3
1811	While all our nation, whelm'd in grief (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	147	3
1804	While Anacreon's chosen sons combine (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	192-194	2
1808	While angry nations rush to arms (fl)	New Whim, 1808	25	1
1808	While Angry Nations Rush to Arms (t)	New Whim, 1808	25	1
1808	While around the festive board (fl)	National Songster, 1808	36-39	8
1809	While around the festive board (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	71-73	8
1809	While around the festive board (fl)	New Joke, 1809	179-181	8
1810	While around the festive board (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	45-47	8
1811	While around the festive board (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	157-159	8
1811	While around the festive board (fl)	Humourist, 1811	78-80	8
1812	While around the festive board (fl)	Eagle and Harp, 1812	45-47	8
1814	While around the festive board (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	55-57	8
1814	While around the festive board (fl)	Nightingale, 1814	55-57	8
1814	While around the festive board (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	55-57	8
1814	While around the festive board (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	55-57	8
1814	[While around the festive board] (fl)	American Muse, 1814	55-57	8
1815	While around the festive board (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	52-54	8
1815	While around the festive board (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	52-54	8
1816	While around the festive board (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	177
1816	While around the festive board (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	69-71	8
1818	While around the festive board (fl)	Woodworth Poems, 1818	101-104	8
1802	While arts and sciences did lie (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	147-148	3
1816	While autumn sits drooping o'er nature's decay (fl)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	90-91	6
1765	While beaus to please the ladies whine (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.20-I.21	5
1802	While beauty and pleasure are now in their prime (fl)	Complete Pocket, 1802	90-92	7
1813	While beneath the sharp scourge of tyrannical power (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	53-54	17
1765	While blossoms deck each verdant spray (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.89-II.90	5
1779	While British oak, &c. (bt)	Songs Naval, 1779	18-19	4
1779	While British oak beneath us rolls (r)	Songs Naval, 1779	18-19	4
1813	While Decatur and Hull protect her Liberty! (r)	Columbian Naval Melody, 1813	32-33	4
1813	While Decatur and Hull protect her Liberty (r)	Columbian Naval Songster-2, 1813	21-22	4
1809	While despots of Europe run mad from their birth (fl)	Republican Songs, 1809	17-18	4
1798	While discord's bloody flag unfurl'd (fl)	Echo, 1798	167-169	9
1807	While dong, ding, ding, dong, goes the bell (r)	Victory, 1807	31	2
1816	While dreaming night soothes other eyes with rest (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.108-I.109	3
1818	While dreaming night soothes other eyes with rest (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.108-I.109	3
1813	While Earth in her orbit shall roll (r)	National Song-Book, 1813	70-71	5
1817	While Europe groans with war's alarms (fl)	Songs of Love, 1817	22-23	4
1800	While Europe is wrapt in the horrors of war (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	64-66	7
1796	While Europe resounds with the clangour of arms [sic] (fl)	Paddy's Resource, 1796	51	5
1808	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are raging (fl)	National Songster, 1808	1-5	10
1812	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are raging (fl)	Eagle and Harp, 1812	63-67	10
1809	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	95-99	11
1809	[While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging] (fl)	American Vocal, 1809	52-56	10
1809	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	New Joke, 1809	203-207	10
1810	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	33-35	10
1811	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Harp, 1811	158-162	10
1811	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	260-263	10
1811	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Humourist, 1811	73-76	10
1812	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	57-61	10
1814	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	106-109	11
1815	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	39-42	10
1816	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	57-61	10
1816	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	198-202	10
1816	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	90-94	11
1817	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	American Star, 1817	124-128	10
1819	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Songster's Magazine-7, 1819	1
1820	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	1
1811	While Europe's mad powers o'er creation are wrangling (fl)	Republican Songster, 1811	3-8	10
1813	While Europe's mad powers o'er the ocean are ranging (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	63-66	10
1816	While Europe's mad powers o'er the ocean are ranging (fl)	American Patriotic, 1816	76-80	10
1817	While Europe's mad powers o'er the ocean are ranging (fl)	Star, 1817	125-129	10
1818	While Europe's mad powers o'er the ocean are ranging (fl)	Star, 1818	14-17	10
1816	While Europe's mad pow'rs o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1816	74-77	10
1816	While Europe's mad pow'rs o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1816	74-77	10
1817	While Europe's mad pow'rs o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1817	74-77	10
1817	While Europe's mad pow'rs o'er creation are ranging (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	74-77	10
1813	While Europe's mad pow'rs o'er the ocean are ranging (fl)	American Patriotic-1, 1813	96-102	10
1813	While Europe's mad pow'rs o'er the ocean are ranging (fl)	American Patriotic-2, 1813	96-102	10
1803	While Europe's subjected to kings and their minions (fl)	American Republican, 1803	101-102	4
1804	While every orator and bard displays (fl)	Illustrations of Masonry-2, 1804	368	3
1802	While ev'ry Orator and Bard displays (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	132
1817	While ev'ry swain is trying (fl)	Songs of Love, 1817	12-13	3
1799	While Fancy, as she rules the mind (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	199-200	3
1799	While Fancy, as she rules the mind (fl)	American, 1799	147-148	3
1800	While Fancy, as she rules the mind (fl)	American, 1800	147-148	3
1799	While flocks shall, &c. (bt)	Social Companion, 1799	56-57	5
1798	While Freedom spreads her banner forth (fl)	Paddy, 1798	11-12	5
1811	While from my looks, fair nymph, you guess (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	119-120	4
1760	While from our looks, dear nymph, you guess (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	72-73	4
1820	While Gallia's chief, with cruel conquests vain (fl)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	107-108	1
1817	While Gazing on the Moon (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	94-95	2
1812	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	48-49	2
1812	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Diamond Irish Sentimental, 1812	42-43	2
1815	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1815	58-59	2
1816	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	58-59	2
1816	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	46-47	2
1816	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	33-34	2
1817	[While gazing on the moon's light] (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	31	2
1817	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	35-36	2
1817	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	94-95	2
1818	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	39-41	2
1818	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	141-142	2
1818	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Syren, 1818	II.33-II.34	2
1819	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	121-123	2
1819	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	121-123	2
1820	While gazing on the moon's light (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	193-194	2
1812	While Gazing on the Moon's Light (t)	Minstrel, 1812	48-49	2
1812	While Gazing on the Moon's Light (t)	Diamond Irish Sentimental, 1812	42-43	2
1815	While Gazing on the Moon's Light (t)	Irish Melodies, 1815	58-59	2
1816	While Gazing on the Moon's Light (t)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	58-59	2
1816	While Gazing on the Moon's Light (t)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	46-47	2
1816	While Gazing on the Moon's Light (t)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	33-34	2
1817	While gazing on [the moon's light] (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	31	2
1817	While Gazing on the Moon's Light (t)	Irish Melodies, 1817	35-36	2
1818	While Gazing on the Moon's Light (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	141-142	2
1818	While Gazing on the Moon's Light (t)	Syren, 1818	II.33-II.34	2
1819	While Gazing on the Moon's Light (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	121-123	2
1819	While Gazing on the Moon's Light (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	121-123	2
1820	While Gazing on the Moon's Light (t)	Melodist-1, 1820	193-194	2
1801	While gentlefolks strut in their silver and sattins (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	202-203	6
1777	While gentlefolks strut in their silver sattins (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	69-71	6
1811	While giddy pride from day to day (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	106	2
1816	While gratitude yet holds a station on earth (fl)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	11-12	5
1818	While gratitude yet holds a station on earth (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	5-7	5
1800	While greasy Joan doth keel the pot (r)	Mother Goose, 1800	80-81	2
1799	While happy in my fair one's arms (fl)	Columbian, 1799	II:8	2
1798	While happy in my fair-one's arms (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	23-24	2
1800	While happy in my fair-one's arms (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	67-68	2
1788	While harmony, beauty, and reason combine (r)	Charms, 1788	90	3
1796	While harmony, beauty and reson combine (r)	Vocal, 1796	186	3
1799	While he is at the helm (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	27	3
1805	While here I lie, alone to die (r)	Choice Collection, 1805	22	3
1793	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Syren, 1793	45-46	3
1795	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	19-20	3
1796	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	28
1797	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	189-190	3
1797	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Columbian, 1797	150-151	3
1797	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Theatrical, 1797	23-24	3
1798	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	142-143	3
1798	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	29-30	3
1799	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Columbian, 1799	VI:21-VI:22	3
1800	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	10	3
1805	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	44-45	3
1806	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Neptune, 1806	30-31	3
1806	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	42-43	3
1807	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	American Songster, 1807	87-88	3
1811	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	174	3
1818	While high the foaming surges rise (fl)	Neptune, 1818	19	3
1793	While High the Foaming Surges Rise (t)	Syren, 1793	45-46	3
1795	While High the Foaming Surges Rise (t)	Social Harmony, 1795	19-20	3
1797	While High the Foaming Surges Rise (t)	Columbian, 1797	150-151	3
1797	While High the Foaming Surges Rise (t)	Theatrical, 1797	23-24	3
1798	While High the Foaming Surges Rise (t)	Humming Bird, 1798	142-143	3
1798	While high the Foaming Surges Rise (t)	Mermaid, 1798	29-30	3
1815	While History's Muse (t)	Irish Melodies, 1815	133-134	3
1816	While History's Muse (t)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	133-134	3
1816	While History's Muse (t)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	113-114	3
1816	While History's Muse (t)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	78-79	3
1817	While History's Muse (t)	Irish Melodies, 1817	81-82	3
1818	While History's Muse (t)	Syren, 1818	II.78-II.79	3
1815	While History's Muse the memorial was keeping (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1815	133-134	3
1816	While History's Muse the memorial was keeping (fl)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	133-134	3
1816	While History's Muse the memorial was keeping (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	113-114	3
1816	While History's Muse the memorial was keeping (fl)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	78-79	3
1817	While history's muse the memorial was keeping (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	81-82	3
1818	While History's Muse the memorial was keeping (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	84-85	3
1818	While History's Muse the memorial was keeping (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	196-198	3
1818	While History's Muse the memorial was keeping (fl)	Syren, 1818	II.78-II.79	3
1819	While History's Muse the memorial was keeping (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	168-169	3
1819	While History's Muse the memorial was keeping (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	168-169	3
1818	While History's Muse the Memorial was Keeping (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	196-198	3
1819	While History's Muse the Memorial was Keeping (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	168-169	3
1819	While History's Muse the Memorial was Keeping (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	168-169	3
1799	While Holland gag'd and fetter'd sprawls (fl)	Social Companion, 1799	4-6	7
1818	While hostile ships engage (r)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	56-57	5
1797	While I am scarce a toast? (bt)	Sky Lark, 1797	213-214	3
1809	While I fold in my arms, the dear girl of my heart (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1809	134	4
1813	While I fold in my arms the dear girl of my heart (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	139	4
1813	While I fold in my arms the dear girl of my heart (fl)	American Songster, 1813	54-55	4
1815	While I fold in my arms the dear girl of my heart (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	83	4
1816	[While I fold in my arms, the dear girl of my heart] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	137
1816	While I fold in my arms, the dear girl of my heart (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	29-30	4
1809	While I fold my arms, the dear girl of my heart (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	23	4
1813	While I fold my arms, the dear girl of my heart (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	18-19	4
1809	While I fold my in arms, the dear girl of my heart (fl)	New Joke, 1809	131	4
1803	[While I hang on your bosom] (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	44
1807	While I Hang on your Bosom (t)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	74	2
1805	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to loose you (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	197	4
1805	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to loose you (fl)	Mock-Bird, 1805	89	4
1815	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to loose you (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	160-161	4
1807	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	172-173	2
1807	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	74	2
1807	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	65	4
1807	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	78	2
1808	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	65	2
1809	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	70	2
1809	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	65	4
1809	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	New Joke, 1809	178	2
1811	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	30	4
1811	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	27-28	2
1811	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	37
1812	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1812	3	4
1812	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	Syren, 1812	62	2
1814	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	22	4
1814	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	Nightingale, 1814	22	4
1814	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	51-52	4
1814	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	22	4
1814	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	22	4
1814	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	American Muse, 1814	22	4
1814	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	65	4
1815	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	22	4
1815	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	90	4
1815	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	22	4
1815	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-2, 1815	154-156	2
1816	[While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	95 96 97 98 99
1817	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	36	4
1817	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	112	4
1817	While I hang on your bosom distracted to lose you (fl)	Mess of Messes, 1817	108	4
1817	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	American Star, 1817	74	4
1818	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	166	4
1819	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Songster's Magazine-4, 1819	90	4
1820	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to lose you (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	90	4
1818	While I hang on your bosom, distracted to love you (fl)	Bird of Birds, 1818	68-69	2
1811	While I rehearse my story (fl)	British Taxation, 1811	3-11	37
1816	While I rehearse my story, Americans give ear (fl)	British Taxation, 1816	2-6	37
1811	While I the praise of Washington (fl)	Washington Garland, 1811	2-6	27
1799	While in every nation, A (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	211-212	4
1799	While in every nation, A (fl)	American, 1799	153	1
1800	While in every nation, A (fl)	American, 1800	153	1
1789	While in the bower with beauty blest (fl)	Apollo, 1789	16
1791	While in the bower with beauty blest (fl)	Apollo, 1791	16	5
1793	While in the bower with beauty blest (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	12-13	5
1793	While in the bower with beauty blest (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	12-13	5
1811	While in the bower with beauty blest (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	156	5
1790	While jocund life is her spring (r)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	104	4
1803	While jocund life is in her spring (r)	American Songster, 1803	143-144	4
1796	While jocund we follow, follow, follow, follow (r)	Vocal, 1796	184-185	5
1797	While landmen wander uncontroul'd (fl)	Columbian, 1797	175-177	7
1805	While landmen wander uncontroul'd (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	209-211	7
1806	While landmen wander uncontroul'd (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	221-223	7
1812	While landmen wander uncontroul'd (fl)	Eagle and Harp, 1812	82-84	7
1798	While landsmen wander uncontoul'd (fl)	Paddy, 1798	23-24	6
1796	While landsmen wander uncontroul'd (fl)	Paddy's Resource, 1796	38-39	6
1814	While many a fond and blooming maid (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	27	3
1797	While Molly sigh'd faintly, adieu (bt)	Dibdin, 1797	21-22	3
1799	While music lends its heavenly art (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	266-267	6
1805	While none will endeavour, &c. (bt)	Modern Songster, 1805	49-50	6
1798	While nostrums are held out to cure each disease (fl)	Columbian, 1798	40	6
1799	While o'er Europe's fairest regions (fl)	American, 1799	26-29	9
1800	While o'er Europe's fairest regions (fl)	American, 1800	26-29	9
1800	While o'er Europe's fairest regions (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	97-99	9
1802	While o'er Europe's fairest regions (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	99-101	9
1796	While o'er the raging raoring seas (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	57
1793	While o'er the raging roaring seas (fl)	Syren, 1793	182-183	2
1795	While o'er the raging roaring seas (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	50-51	2
1797	While o'er the raging roaring seas (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	IV:16	2
1798	While o'er the raging, roaring seas (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	58	2
1803	While o'er the raging, roaring seas (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	234	2
1797	While o'er the raging soaring seas (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	IV:16	2
1818	While on her features, &c. &c. (bt)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	58	2
1819	While on her features, &c. &c. (bt)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	50-51	2
1819	While on her features, &c. &c. (bt)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	50-51	2
1811	While on history's page stand the heroes enroll'd (fl)	Harp, 1811	102-104	5
1816	While, on history's page stand the heroes enrolled (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1816	122-123	5
1817	While, on history's page stand the heroes enrolled (fl)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	122-123	5
1793	While on the village green (fl)	Syren, 1793	132-133	3
1791	While others barter ease for state (fl)	Apollo, 1791	114-115	4
1793	While others barter ease for state (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	114-115*	3
1807	While others sing of wars and martial feats (fl)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	116-117
1765	While others strip the new fall'n snows (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.92-I.93	6
1790	While others strip the new fall'n snows (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	39-40	6
1760	While others strip the new-fall'n snows (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	157-158	6
1777	While others strive by pompous phrase (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	212-213	5
1813	While our Hull's on the sea, &c. (bt)	Columbian Naval Songster-2, 1813	61-62	4
1811	While pensive I thought, &c. (it)	Songsters Repository, 1811	48-50	3
1815	While pensive I thought, &c. (it)	Songster's Olio, 1815	93-94	3
1799	While, pensive, I thought on my love (fl)	American, 1799	205-206	2
1800	While, pensive, I thought on my love (fl)	American, 1800	205-206	2
1803	While, pensive, I thought on my love (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	15	2
1817	While pensive I thought on my love (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	52-53	2
1818	While pensive I thought on my love (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	52-53	2
1820	While pensive I thought on my love (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	52-53	2
1820	While pensive I thought on my love (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	52-53	2
1820	While pensive I thought on my love (fl)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	52-53	2
1817	While Pensive I Thought on my Love (t)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	52-53	2
1818	While Pensive I Thought on my Love (t)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	52-53	2
1820	While Pensive I Thought on My Love (t)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	52-53	2
1820	While Pensive I Thought on My Love (t)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	52-53	2
1820	While Pensive I Thought on my Love (t)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	52-53	2
1777	While people call'd poets, in blank verse or rhime (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	196	6
1817	While people call'd poets, in blank verse or rhime (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	117	6
1760	While Phillis is drinking, love and wine in alliance (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	224-225	4
1765	While Phillis is drinking, love and wine in alliance (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.125	4
1820	While Phoebus reposes in Thetis's bosom (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	115
1820	While Phoebus reposes in Thetis's bosom (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1820	115
1798	While plots work revolutions (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	7-8	3
1801	While plung'd in a gulph of despair (fl)	Republican Harmonist, 1801	16-18	5
1803	While plung'd in a gulph of despair (fl)	American Republican, 1803	18-19	5
1764	While poets tune their monthly lays (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	109	10
1812	While round the full board, independent and free (fl)	Patriotic Vocalist, 1812	11-13	6
1795	While some do love full bowls of quaff (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	149-150	5
1798	While some do love full bowls of quaff (fl)	Whim, 1798	24	5
1797	While some do love full bowls of quall (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	102-103	5
1800	While some for pleasure pawn their health (fl)	Amorous, 1800	41	2
1806	While some for pleasure pawn their health (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	100-101	2
1806	While some for pleasure pawn their health (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	100-101	2
1810	While some for pleasure pawn their health (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	44-45
1810	While some for pleasure pawn their health (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	44-45
1819	While some obey, and some comman' (fl)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	139-142	12
1803	While some on rights, and some on wrongs (fl)	American Republican, 1803	102-103	6
1811	While Strephon in his pride of youth (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	215	4
1788	While Strephon thus you tease me (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	38-39	4
1811	While, Strephon, thus you tease one (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	149	4
1818	While sylvan bards awake the tuneful strain (fl)	Woodworth Poems, 1818	187-213
1816	While ten jolly tars, &c. (bt)	Masonic Museum, 1816	57-58	3
1817	While the Bugle sounds (r)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	56-57	3
1818	While the Bugle sounds (r)	Woodworth Poems, 1818	116-117	3
1818	While the Bugle sounds (r)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	56-57	3
1820	While the Bugle sounds (r)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	56-57	3
1815	While the cannon's fire is flashing fast (r)	Mocking Bird, 1815	107-109	7
1815	While the cannon's fire is flashing fast (r)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	24-26	7
1815	While the cannon's fire is flashing fast (r)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	107-109	7
1810	While the Chaunter, &c. (bt)	Linnet, 1810	3-4	6
1811	While the chaunter, &c. (bt)	Harp, 1811	69-73	6
1811	While the chaunter, &c. (bt)	Tid Re I,1811	2-6	5
1817	While the chaunter, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	102	6
1817	While the chaunter, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	127-128	6
1812	While the chaunter, &c. (r)	Harp of Erin, 1812	14-16	6
1810	While the chaunter with his merry pipes (bt)	Sky Lark, 1810	111-112	6
1809	While the drum, &c. (bt)	American Vocal, 1809	9-10	4
1799	While the earth bears a plant (r)	Companion, 1799	275-278	9
1819	While the Gray-Pinion'd Lark (t)	Poems and Songs, 1819	176-177	2
1820	While the Gray-Pinion'd Lark (t)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	176-177	2
1819	While the gray-pinion'd lark early mounts to the skies (fl)	Poems and Songs, 1819	176-177	2
1820	While the gray-pinion'd lark early mounts to the skies (fl)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	176-177	2
1788	While the lads, &c. (bt)	Charms, 1788	24-25	3
1790	While the lads, &c. (bt)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	23	3
1795	While the lads, &c. (bt)	Sky Lark, 1795	146-147	3
1796	While the lads, &c. (bt)	Vocal, 1796	120-121	3
1799	While the lads, &c. (bt)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	13	3
1801	While the lads, &c. (bt)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	90	3
1802	While the lads, &c. (bt)	Fair Warbler, 1802	91	3
1818	While the lads in the village, &c. (bt)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	68	3
1820	While the lads in the village, &c. (bt)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	68	3
1818	While the Lads in the Village (t)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	68	3
1820	While the Lads in the Village (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	68	3
1802	While the lads in the village shall merrily ah (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	91	3
1818	While the lads in the village shall merrily, ah! (fl)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	68	3
1820	While the lads in the village shall merrily, ah! (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	68	3
1818	While the lads of the village, &c. (bt)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	103	3
1788	While the lads of the village shall merrily, ah! (fl)	Charms, 1788	24-25	3
1790	While the lads of the village shall merrily, ah! (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	23	3
1795	While the lads of the village shall merrily, ah! (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	146-147	3
1796	While the lads of the village shall merrily, ah! (fl)	Vocal, 1796	120-121	3
1799	While the lads of the village shall merrily ah (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	13	3
1801	While the lads of the village shall merrily ah (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	90	3
1818	While the lads of the village shall merrily, ah! (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	103	3
1804	While the lads of the village shall merrily ah [sic] (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	55-56	3
1805	While the lover is thinking (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	248	2
1806	While the lover is thinking (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	272	2
1800	While the merry, merry sailors all foot it away (r)	Festival, 1800	31	2
1807	While the merry, merry sailors all foot it away (r)	American Songster, 1807	77-78	2
1790	While the merry pipe I play (r)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	8-9	4
1804	While the moon beams all bright (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	43-44	5
1812	While the moon beams all bright (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1812	35-37	2
1792	While the moon plays yon branches among (r)	Vocal Muse, 1792	70	2
1795	While the moon plays yon branches among (r)	Medley, 1795	70	2
1786	While the moon so sweetly shining (fl)	Robin Red Breast, 1786	39-41	6
1807	While the morn, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1807	44	3
1809	While the morn, &c. (bt)	Humming Bird, 1809	46-47	3
1809	While the morn, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1809	44	3
1809	While the morn, &c. (bt)	New Joke, 1809	154-155	3
1812	While the morn, &c. (bt)	Songster's Museum, 1812	62	3
1814	While the morn, &c. (bt)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	29-30	6
1815	While the morn, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1815	65-66	3
1815	While the morn, &c. (bt)	Songster's Companion, 1815	261	3
1816	While the morn, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1816	41-42	3
1816	While the morn, &c. (bt)	Town and Country, 1816	50-51	3
1818	While the morn, &c. (bt)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	16	3
1808	While the morn is inviting to love (bt)	Nightingale, 1808	44	3
1801	While the morn is inviting to love (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	191	6
1817	While the morn is inviting to love (r)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	86-87	3
1818	While the morn is inviting to love (r)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	86-87	3
1820	While the morn is inviting to love (r)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	86-87	3
1799	While the pipes, &c. (bt)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	187-188	4
1817	While the scenes of the Town, fame, grandeur and wealth (fl)	Songs of Love, 1817	5-6	3
1799	While the song, &c. (bt)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	153-154	4
1811	While the steersman sings, &c. (bt)	Musical Repertory, 1811	14-15	3
1811	While the subjects of despots, with ensigns unfurl'd (fl)	Republican Songster, 1811	26-27	5
1799	While the sun shines, make our hay (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	25-26	7
1818	While the vassals of Tyranny rivet their claims (fl)	Woodworth Poems, 1818	117-118	5
1816	While through the crook'd paths of this world I am travelling (fl)	Masonic Museum, 1816	44-45	3
1811	While to heralds of war front the annals of fame (fl)	Republican Songster, 1811	49-51	5
1797	While trifles lead the world astray (fl)	Masonic, 1797	62-63	4
1800	While trifles lead the world astray (fl)	Republican, 1800	85	4
1818	While truth and honest love are thine (r)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	8	2
1819	While truth and honest love are thine (r)	Songster's PC, 1819	40-41	2
1820	While truth and honest love are thine (r)	Melodist-1, 1820	125-127	2
1805	While tyranny marshalls her minions around (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	192-194	15
1806	While tyranny marshalls her minions around (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	210-212	15
1797	While tyranny marshals her minions around [sic] (fl)	Columbian, 1797	147-149	15
1796	While tyranny marshals his minions around [sic] (fl)	Paddy's Resource, 1796	65	3
1798	While tyrants grasp with greedy aim (fl)	Paddy, 1798	15-16	4
1817	While tyrants on the land, and robbers on the ocean (fl)	Songs of Love, 1817	30-32	4
1803	While up the shroud the sailor goes (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	172	3
1796	While up the shroud the sailors goes [sic] (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	52
1793	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Syren, 1793	142-143	4
1795	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	74-75	5
1795	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Medley, 1795	187	4
1797	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	III:21-III:22	4
1797	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	III:21-III:22	4
1797	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	36	4
1798	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Columbian, 1798	207-208	4
1798	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	53-54	4
1799	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	23	5
1799	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	American, 1799	85-86	5
1800	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	American, 1800	85-86	5
1801	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	98-99	4
1806	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	62-63	4
1806	While up the shrouds the sailor goes (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	62-63	4
1797	While war's crimson carnage is drenching the plains (fl)	Columbian, 1797	171-173	14
1797	While war's crimson carnage is drenching the plains (fl)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	27-29	13
1777	While waves rebound from Albion's shore (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	147-148	6
1799	While whim, &c. (bt)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	142-143	4
1799	While whim, and glee, and jest and song (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	142-143	4
1814	While wild war's deadly blast was blown (fl)	American Songster, 1814	11-12
1799	While woman, like soft music's charms (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	198-199	3
1815	While women, like soft music's charms (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	215-216	3
1800	While wrapt in fancy's airy dreams (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	43	4
1800	While yet as a cowan I wander'd the plain (fl)	Spirit, 1800	App. 17-18	6
1786	While you smell at that rose-bud, my love (fl)	Robin Red Breast, 1786	18-20	6
1798	While your opera squallers fine verses are singing (fl)	Columbian, 1798	113-114	3
1810	While youth my Lesbia love inspires (fl)	Jamie Reily, 1810	8	4
1764	While youthfull bards in lyrick lays (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	92	5
1800	While zephyrs fan the verdant grove (fl)	Echo, 1800	59-60
1810	While zephyrs fan the verdant grove (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	141
1815	Whilst angry nations rush to arms (fl)	Songster, 1815	25	1
1815	Whilst Angry Nations Rush to Arms (t)	Songster, 1815	25	1
1816	Whilst at the, &c. (bt)	American Patriotic, 1816	68-69	4
1816	Whilst at the, &c. (bt)	Sky Lark, 1816	51-52	4
1808	Whilst at the hostile shore, &c. (bt)	National Songster, 1808	97-98	4
1813	Whilst at the hostile shore, &c. (bt)	National Song-Book, 1813	172	4
1813	Whilst at the hostile shore (bt)	American Patriotic-2, 1813	85-87	4
1813	Whilst at the hostile shore (r)	American Patriotic-1, 1813	85-87	4
1804	Whilst at the hostile shore the thund'ring cannons (r)	Lying Ballad, 1804	8	4
1797	Whilst each poet sings (fl)	Masonic, 1797	85-87	5
1802	Whilst each poet sings of great princes & kings (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	50-51	5
1792	Whilst each poet sings of great princes and kings (fl)	Constitutions, 1792	265-266	5
1798	Whilst each poet sings of great princes and kings (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	29-30	5
1813	Whilst echo, echo, echo (r)	Town and Country, 1813	22-23	3
1809	Whilst echo, echo, repeats the soft strain (r)	New Joke, 1809	135-136	3
1814	Whilst echo, echo, Repeats the soft strain (r)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	35	3
1808	Whilst echo, Repeats the soft strain (r)	National Songster, 1808	105	3
1799	Whilst Europe is wrapt in the horrors of war (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	321-322	7
1802	Whilst Europe is wrapt in the horrors of war (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	71-72	7
1797	Whilst Friendship's bands, &c. (r)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	43-44	3
1793	Whilst happy in my native land (fl)	Syren, 1793	110-111	2
1795	Whilst happy in my native land (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	65-66	2
1798	Whilst happy in my native land (fl)	Echo, 1798	147-148	2
1803	Whilst happy in my native land (fl)	Buck's PC, 1803	31	2
1812	Whilst happy in my native land (it)	Works of Paine, 1812	272-273	5
1799	Whilst happy in our native land (fl)	Columbian, 1799	VI:29-VI:31	5
1793	Whilst here we are found, Put the bumper around (r)	Apollo-2, 1793	108-109*	3
1793	Whilst I, &c. (bt)	Apollo-2, 1793	106-107	5
1793	Whilst I, &c. (bt)	Apollo-1, 1793	106-107	5
1760	Whilst I fondly view the charmer (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	104	8
1811	Whilst I fondly view the charmer (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	213-214	4
1793	Whilst I, forlorn and pensive still (r)	Apollo-2, 1793	106-107	5
1793	Whilst I, forlorn and pensive still (r)	Apollo-1, 1793	106-107	5
1795	Whilst I gaze on Chloe trembling (fl)	New Academy, 1795	105-106
1792	Whilst I with love's persuasive charms (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	85-86	6
1795	Whilst I with love's persuasive charms (fl)	Medley, 1795	85-86	6
1818	Whilst I'm at the tavern quaffing (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	221-222	4
1818	Whilst I'm at the tavern quaffing (fl)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	67	4
1820	Whilst I'm at the tavern quaffing (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	67	4
1797	Whilst in peaceful quarter's lying (fl)	Columbian, 1797	118-121	11
1805	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	171-174	11
1806	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	195-198	11
1807	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	General Regulations, 1807	41-44	6
1808	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	National Songster, 1808	165-168	11
1811	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	145-147	6
1812	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	Eagle and Harp, 1812	67-70	11
1813	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	109-111	7
1814	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	155-158	6
1814	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	155-158	6
1814	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	American Muse, 1814	155-158	6
1815	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	American Songster, 1815	50-52	11
1815	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	124-127	6
1815	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	49-52	11
1815	Whilst in peaceful quarters lying (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	124-127	6
1798	Whilst on those hills I feed my sheep (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	62-63	4
1764	Whilst on thy dear bosom lying (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	63	2
1796	Whilst on thy dear bosom lying (fl)	Vocal, 1796	18	2
1798	Whilst on thy dear bosom lying (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	40
1792	Whilst princes and heroes promiscuously fight (fl)	Constitutions, 1792	239-240	2
1798	Whilst princes and heroes promiscuously fight (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	17-18	2
1802	Whilst princes and heroes promiscuously fight (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	44	2
1802	Whilst science yields a thousand lights (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	74-75	9
1811	Whilst science yields a thousand lights (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	178-179	9
1760	Whilst shrowded by an oak, in leafy state (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	53	2
1797	Whilst some sing of love and its powerful flame (fl)	Maryland Ahiman, 1797	264-265	10
1797	Whilst sycophantic trembling slaves (fl)	Columbian, 1797	203-205	5
1804	Whilst the moon plays yon branches among. (bt)	Nightingale, 1804	170-171	2
1798	Whilst the moon plays yon branches among (r)	Columbian, 1798	79	2
1803	Whilst the moon plays yon branches among (r)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	82	2
1805	Whilst the moon plays yon branches among (r)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	277	2
1818	Whilst the moon plays yon branches among (r)	Universal Song-Book-2, 1818	[32]	2
1760	Whilst the town's brim-full of folly (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	137-138	3
1792	Whilst thro' the sharp hawthorn still blows (r)	Vocal Muse, 1792	157	3
1795	Whilst thro' the sharp hawthorn still blows (r)	Medley, 1795	157	3
1808	Whilst wars reeking horrors from Europe's dy'd plain (fl)	National Songster, 1808	98-99	3
1803	[Whilst with village maids I stray] (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	[108]
1820	Whilst with village maids I stray (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	9-12
1820	Whilst with Village Maids I Stray (t)	Melodist-1, 1820	9-12
1793	Whilte the lads fo the village shall merrily ah (fl)	Syren, 1793	140	3
1793	Whim of the Moment (tw)	Syren, 1793	74-76	4
1793	Whim of the Moment (tw)	Syren, 1793	77	3
1811	Whim of the Moment, A (t)	Songsters Repository, 1811	103-104	3
1795	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Social Harmony, 1795	25-27	4
1795	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Social Harmony, 1795	27-28	3
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	65-66	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	66-67	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	67	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	68	6
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	68-69	6
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	69-70	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	70-71	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	71-72	3
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	72-73	2
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	73-74	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	74-75	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	75	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	80	2
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	80-81	6
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	84-85	7
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	100-101	5
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	101-102	5
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	103-104	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	104-105	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	108	2
1793	Whim of the Moment, The. Ballad, in (t)	Syren, 1793	74-76	4
1793	Whim of the Moment, The. Ballad, in (t)	Syren, 1793	77	3
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Glee in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	80	2
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Rondeau in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	71-72	3
1795	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Social Harmony, 1795	25-27	4
1795	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Social Harmony, 1795	27-28	3
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	65-66	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	66-67	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	67	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	68	6
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	68-69	6
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	69-70	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	70-71	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	72-73	2
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	73-74	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	74-75	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	75	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	80-81	6
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	84-85	7
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	100-101	5
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	101-102	5
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	103-104	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	104-105	4
1799	Whim of the Moment, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	108	2
1777	Whim, The (t)	Songs Comic, 1777	98-100	7
1817	Whimsical creature, was form'd in a frolic, A (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	100	3
1764	Whimsical lover's a prey to each care, A (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	70	5
1812	Whimsical Paddy (t)	Harp of Erin, 1812	77-78	4
1811	Whimsical Wedding, The (t)	Humourist, 1811	38-40	10
1798	Whip away, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1798	117-119	5
1800	Whip away, &c. (bt)	Festival, 1800	56-58	5
1817	Whip Club, The (t)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	34-35	3
1817	Whip Club, The (t)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	110-111	3
1817	Whip Club, The (t)	Mess of Messes, 1817	106-107	3
1814	Whip-Club, The (t)	Comic Songs, 1814	29-30	3
1818	Whiskers, The. A Tale (t)	Woodworth Poems, 1818	178-182
1805	Whiskey (t)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	29-31	10
1806	Whiskey (t)	Complete Modern, 1806	24-27	10
1807	Whiskey (t)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	96-99	10
1812	Whiskey (t)	Harp of Erin, 1812	25-27	10
1814	Whiskey (t)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	102-104	10
1819	Whistle and I'll come to you (t)	Songster's Magazine-7, 1819	10
1820	Whistle and I'll come to you (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	10
1818	Whistle o'er the lave o't (r)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	257-258	4
1812	Whistle O'er the Lave O't (t)	Diamond Scottish Lively, 1812	32-33	4
1818	Whistle O'er the Lave O't (t)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	257-258	4
1819	Whistle owre the lave o't (it)	Poems and Songs, 1819	146	2
1820	Whistle owre the lave o't (it)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	146	2
1818	Whistle, The. A Ballad (t)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	229-232	17
1797	Whistled o'er the lea (bt)	Syren-1, 1797	I:27-I:28	4
1799	Whistles and drives my team (r)	American, 1799	132-134	3
1795	Whistles and drives my team (bt)	Sky Lark, 1795	115-117	3
1800	Whistles and drives my team (r)	American, 1800	132-134	3
1788	Whistling Ploughman - Air (t)	Enchanting, 1788	77-78	6
1800	Whistling ploughman hails the blushing dawn, The (fl)	Syren, 1800	63-64	5
1803	Whistling ploughman hails the blushing dawn, The (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	46-47	3
1805	Whistling ploughman hails the blushing dawn, The (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	65-66	3
1805	Whistling ploughman hails the blushing dawn, The (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	65-66	4
1814	Whistling Ploughman, The (t)	Little Gypsy-1, 1814	46-47	4
1810	White and grey sand (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1810	77	3
1802	White Cockade (it)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	225-226	3
1812	White Cockade (it)	Patriotic Vocalist, 1812	6-7	7
1812	White Cockade, The (t)	Diamond Scottish Lively, 1812	34-35	6
1817	White Cockade, The (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	133	6
1807	White Headed Boy, The (t)	American Songster, 1807	54-55	3
1811	White Headed Boy, The (t)	Universal Fortune-Teller, 1811	54-55	3
1811	White Headed Boy, The (t)	Amusement, 1811	54-55	3
1814	White Headed Boy, The (t)	Little Gypsy-1, 1814	54-55	3
1807	White Plume, The, at Covent Garden (tw)	Victory, 1807	16-17	3
1807	White Plume, The, at Covent Garden (tw)	Victory, 1807	17-18	3
1807	White Plume, The, at Covent Garden (tw)	Victory, 1807	18	3
1807	White Plume, The, at Covent Garden (tw)	Victory, 1807	19-20	3
1807	White Plume, The, at Covent Garden (tw)	Victory, 1807	20
1807	White Plume, The, at Covent Garden (tw)	Victory, 1807	20-21	2
1807	White Plume, The, at Covent Garden (tw)	Victory, 1807	21	1
1807	White Plume, The, at Covent Garden (tw)	Victory, 1807	21	2
1807	White Plume, The, Ballad in (t)	Victory, 1807	20
1807	White Plume, The, [Song in] (t)	Victory, 1807	16-17	3
1807	White Plume, The, [Song in] (t)	Victory, 1807	17-18	3
1807	White Plume, The, [Song in] (t)	Victory, 1807	18	3
1807	White Plume, The, [Song in] (t)	Victory, 1807	19-20	3
1807	White Plume, The, [Song in] (t)	Victory, 1807	20-21	2
1807	White Plume, The, [Song in] (t)	Victory, 1807	21	1
1807	White Plume, The, [Song in] (t)	Victory, 1807	21	2
1816	White sail caught the evening ray, The (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1816	146	2
1816	White sail caught the ev'ning ray, The (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.21-I.22	2
1818	White sail caught the ev'ning ray, The (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.21-I.22	3
1815	White Sand (t)	Vocal Companion, 1815	82	1
1815	White sand and gray sand (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1815	82	1
1816	White sand and grey sand (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	70	3
1816	White Sand. Catch (t)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	70	3
1810	White Sand---Catch (t)	Vocal Companion, 1810	77	3
1777	White winter has left us, with all its chill train (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	198-199	9
1817	[White Winter has left us, with all its chill train] (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	122	9
1796	Whitehall Alarmed! (t)	Tom Paine, 1796	60-62	11
1795	Whitehall Alarmed! and a Council Called!!! (t)	Tribute, 1795	36-39	11
1811	Whiten'd breakers lash'd the shore, The (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	25
1798	Whither My Love (t)	Humming Bird, 1798	25	1
1798	Whither My Love (t)	Nautical, 1798	18	2
1801	Whither My Love (t)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	41	1
1795	Whither my love, ah whither art thou gone! (fl)	Medley, 1795	4	2
1798	Whither my love, ah! whither art thou gone (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	97	1
1799	Whither, my love, ah! whither art thou gone (fl)	Columbian, 1799	IV:9	1
1801	Whither, my love, ah! whither art thou gone (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	41	1
1797	Whither, my love, ah! whither art thou gone? (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	190	2
1798	Whither, my love, ah! whither art thou gone? (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	25	1
1798	Whither my love, ah! whither art thou [sic] (fl)	Nautical, 1798	18	2
1797	Who, and what are you, sceptred bullies? speak (fl)	Columbian, 1797	208-211	14
1817	Who are you? The Ghost of Grim (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	7-8	2
1807	Who bathes the wound in rosy wine (r)	American Songster, 1807	36	4
1801	Who better knows the world than I (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	164-165	4
1805	Who better knows the world than I (fl)	Warbler, 1805	124-125	4
1807	Who better knows the world than I (fl)	American Songster, 1807	22-23	4
1805	[Who better knows the world than I?] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	76
1805	Who better knows the world than I? (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	76-77	4
1810	Who bids for me (bt)	Linnet, 1810	11	3
1799	Who bids for me (r)	Columbian, 1799	V:28-V:29	3
1800	Who bids for me (r)	Nightingale, 1800	45-46	3
1807	Who bids for me (r)	American Songster, 1807	175	3
1811	Who bids for me (r)	Amusement, 1811	55-56	3
1814	Who bids for me (r)	Comic Songs, 1814	52	3
1815	Who bids for me (r)	Songster's Companion, 1815	182-183	3
1810	Who bids for me, who bids for me? (r)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	89-90	3
1799	Who bids for me? (r)	Social Companion, 1799	53-54	3
1799	Who calls, &c. (bt)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	240
1799	Who calls on her whose powerful art (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	240
1799	Who calls?, &c. (bt)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	169-170	4
1799	Who calls? Who calls? (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	169-170	4
1779	Who can attempt a more exalted theme (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	112	3
1734	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Constitutions, 1734	88-90	13
1772	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Candid, 1772	230-231	1
1779	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Freemason's, 1779	5	2
1794	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Jachin, 1794	54-57	13
1796	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Jachin-2, 1796	51-54	13
1796	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Jachin-1, 1796	51-54	13
1797	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Masonic, 1797	101	2
1797	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Free Mansonry, 1797	215-216	1
1797	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Jachin, 1797	67-71	13
1798	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Jachin, 1798	54-57	13
1801	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Muse of Masonry, 1801	34	1
1802	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Jachin, 1802	50-53	13
1802	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Free-Mason's Companion, 1802	5-10	13
1803	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Jachin, 1803	54-56	13
1805	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	True Ahiman, 1805	137-138	1
1805	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Ahiman Rezon, 1805	152-153	1
1811	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Jachin-2, 1811	94-99	13
1811	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Jachin-1, 1811	94-99	13
1812	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Antichristian Antisocial, 1812	73-77	13
1814	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Masonic, 1814	33	1
1814	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Jachin, 1814	94-99	13
1815	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Jachin, 1815	92-97	13
1817	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Jachin-2, 1817	33	1
1818	Who can rehearse the praise (r)	Jachin, 1818	90-95	13
1792	Who can suspect sweet Marian's faith (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	46-47	4
1795	Who can suspect sweet Marian's faith (fl)	Medley, 1795	46-47	4
1798	Who can tell, &c. (bt)	American MM, 1798	86-88	7
1815	Who can tell, &c. (bt)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	180-181	5
1798	Who can tell, if thou, my dear (r)	Humming Bird, 1798	42-43	3
1765	Who can unfold the royal art (r)	Wood Lark, 1765	I-107-I.108	3
1772	Who can unfold the royal art (r)	Candid, 1772	228-230	6
1779	Who can unfold the royal art (r)	Masons, 1779	3-5	6
1779	Who can unfold the Royal art (r)	Freemason's, 1779	3-5	6
1783	Who can unfold the Royal Art (r)	Ahiman,1783	115-117	6
1794	Who can unfold the royal art (r)	Jachin, 1794	45	2
1796	Who can unfold the royal art (r)	Jachin-2, 1796	51	1
1796	Who can unfold the royal art (r)	Jachin-1, 1796	51	1
1794	Who can unfold the royal art? (r)	Jachin, 1794	54	1
1797	Who can unfold the royal art (r)	Masonic, 1797	43-45	5
1797	Who can unfold the royal art (r)	Free Mansonry, 1797	213-215	6
1801	Who can unfold the royal art (r)	Muse of Masonry, 1801	41	6
1801	Who can unfold the Royal Art (r)	Masonic Almanac, 1801	15-17	6
1801	Who can unfold the Royal art (r)	Masonic Almanac, 1801	17-18	1
1802	Who can unfold the royal art (r)	Vocal Companion, 1802	30-32	6
1805	Who can unfold the royal art (r)	Ahiman Rezon, 1805	[145]-147	6
1816	Who can unfold the royal art (r)	Masonic Museum, 1816	27	1
1734	Who can unfold the Royal Art? (r)	Constitutions, 1734	83	5
1734	Who can unfold the Royal Art? (r)	Constitutions, 1734	84	6
1734	Who can unfold the Royal Art? (r)	Constitutions, 1734	85	6
1734	Who can unfold the Royal Art? (r)	Constitutions, 1734	86	6
1734	Who can unfold the Royal Art? (r)	Constitutions, 1734	87	5
1797	Who can unfold the royal art? (r)	Jachin, 1797	67	1
1798	Who can unfold the royal art? (r)	Jachin, 1798	54	1
1802	Who can unfold the royal art? (r)	Jachin, 1802	50	1
1803	Who can unfold the royal art? (r)	Jachin, 1803	53	1
1805	Who can unfold the Royal art? (r)	True Ahiman, 1805	133	1
1811	Who can unfold the royal art? (r)	Jachin-2, 1811	94	1
1811	Who can unfold the royal art? (r)	Jachin-1, 1811	94	1
1812	Who can unfold the royal art? (r)	Antichristian Antisocial, 1812	73	1
1814	Who can unfold the royal art? (r)	Masonic, 1814	32	1
1814	Who can unfold the royal art? (r)	Jachin, 1814	94	1
1815	Who can unfold the royal art? (r)	Jachin, 1815	92	1
1817	Who can unfold the royal art? (r)	Jachin-2, 1817	32	1
1818	Who can unfold the royal art? (r)	Jachin, 1818	90	1
1814	Who comes here! a grenadier (fl)	Mother Goose, 1814	20	1
1815	Who comes here! a grenadier (fl)	Mother Goose, 1815	20	1
1785	Who comes here? A grenadier (fl)	Mother Goose, 1785	42
1794	Who comes here? A grenadier (fl)	Mother Goose, 1794	42
1799	Who comes here? A grenadier (fl)	Mother Goose, 1799	41	1
1800	Who comes here? A grenadier (fl)	Mother Goose, 1800	42	1
1812	Who comes here? A grenadier (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1812	10	1
1817	Who comes here? A grenadier (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1817	13	1
1819	Who comes here? A grenadier? (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1819	7	1
1799	Who cries "buy my matches," from morning to night (r)	Social Companion, 1799	48-49	3
1768	Who did kill cock robbin? (fl)	Tommy Thumb-1, 1768	29-30	5
1794	Who did kill Cock Robin (fl)	Tommy Thumb, 1794	34-35	4
1798	Who did kill Cock Robin (fl)	Holyday, 1798	28-29	4
1794	Who Did Kill Cock Robin (t)	Tommy Thumb, 1794	34-35	4
1771	Who did kill Cock Robin? (fl)	Tommy Thumb, 1771	29	4
1788	Who did kill Cock Robin? (fl)	Tommy Thumb, 1788	34-35	4
1788	Who did kill Cock Robin? (t)	Tommy Thumb, 1788	34-35	4
1812	Who died on the banks of the Yarrow (r)	Vocal Companion, 1812	35-37	2
1785	[Who doth ambition shun] (fl)	Mother Goose, 1785	85
1794	Who doth ambition shun (fl)	Mother Goose, 1794	85	2
1799	Who doth ambition shun (fl)	Mother Goose, 1799	89	1
1808	Who fed me from her gentle breast (fl)	Pretty Poems, 1808	8-10	12
1813	Who fed me from her gentle breast (fl)	Pretty Poems, 1813	8-10	12
1814	Who fed me from her gentle breast (fl)	Pretty Poems, 1814	8-10	12
1815	Who fed me from her gentle breast (fl)	Pretty Poems, 1815	8-10	12
1818	Who fed me from her gentle breast (fl)	Pretty Poems, 1818	8-10	12
1764	Who has e'er been at Baldock must needs know the mill (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	176	5
1765	Who has e'er been at Baldock, must needs know the mill (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.119-I.120	5
1804	Who has e'er been in London (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	37-39	11
1805	Who has e'er been in London, that overgrown place (fl)	Union Song, 1805	31-33	11
1815	Who has e'er been in London, that overgrown place (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	142-143	11
1815	Who has e'er been in London, that overgrown place (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-2, 1815	100-102	11
1801	Who has e'er been to London, that overgrown place (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	109-110	11
1805	Who has e'er been to London, that overgrown place (fl)	Mock-Bird, 1805	13-14	11
1807	Who has ever been in London, that overgrown place (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	53-55	11
1811	Who has ever been in London, that overgrown place (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	50-52	11
1805	[Who has ev'r been in London] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	121
1798	Who has the best wife, &c. (it)	Columbian, 1798	143-144	4
1814	Who in this world of care and strife (fl)	Little Gypsy-2, 1814	57-58	8
1808	Who is it that rides thro' the forest so fast (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	127-128	4
1815	Who is it that rides thro' the forest so fast (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	226-227	4
1816	Who is the maid my spirit seeks (fl)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	167-168	3
1816	Who is the maid my spirit seeks (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	167-168	3
1818	Who is the maid my spirit seeks (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	115	3
1818	Who is the maid my spirit seeks (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	225	3
1819	Who is the maid my spirit seeks (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	217-218	3
1819	Who is the maid my spirit seeks (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	217-218	3
1807	Who marries little Sue (r)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	167-168	3
1810	Who marries little Sue (r)	Linnet, 1810	4-5	3
1799	Who o'er the furrow whistle! (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	222-223	4
1799	Who to my wounds a balm advises (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	44	2
1764	Who, to win a woman's favour (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	180	2
1765	Who, to win a woman's favour (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.170	2
1808	Who took me from my mother's arms (fl)	Pretty Poems, 1808	5-7	12
1813	Who took me from my mother's arms (fl)	Pretty Poems, 1813	5-7	12
1814	Who took me from my mother's arms (fl)	Pretty Poems, 1814	5-7	12
1815	Who took me from my mother's arms (fl)	Pretty Poems, 1815	5-7	12
1818	Who took me from my mother's arms (fl)	Pretty Poems, 1818	5-7	12
1816	Who will not join the lay (fl)	Forest Minstrel, 1816	194-195	3
1787	Who will Play at My Squares? (t)	Little Pretty PB, 1787	54
1817	Who Wins I, Widow's Choice, The (tw)	Songster's New PC, 1817	42-43	4
1797	Who'd be grave (r)	Syren-2, 1797	III:12	4
1779	Who'd know the sweets of liberty (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	23-24	2
1798	Who'd know the sweets of liberty? (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	150	2
1792	Whoe'er with curious eye has rang'd (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	34-35	4
1795	Whoe'er with curious eye has rang'd (fl)	Medley, 1795	34-35	4
1814	Whoever wants wisdom, must, with greedy delight (fl)	Masonic, 1814	93-94	4
1817	Whoever wants wisdom, must, with greedy delight (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	93-94	4
1800	Whoever wants wisdom must with some delight (fl)	Echo, 1800	198	4
1802	Whoever wants wisdom must with some delight (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	151-152	4
1805	Whoever wants wisdom must with some delight (fl)	True Ahiman, 1805	193	4
1807	Whoever wants wisdom must with some delight (fl)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	107-108	4
1816	Whoever wants wisdom, must with some delight (fl)	Masonic Museum, 1816	37-38	4
1760	Who'll be so happy, so happy as we? (r)	Mock Bird, 1760	6	5
1806	Who'll buy, &c. (bt)	Black Bird-2, 1806	33	4
1806	Who'll buy, &c. (bt)	Linnet, 1806	33	4
1812	Who'll buy, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1812	33	4
1816	Who'll buy, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1816	33-34	4
1765	Who'll buy a heart, Myrtilla cries (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.87	4
1805	Who'll buy a nose gay? cried a sweet child (fl)	Union Song, 1805	260	4
1798	Who'll buy my primroses, &c. (bt)	American MM, 1798	235-237	8
1820	Who'll buy my primroses (bt)	Blackbird, 1820	33	4
1798	Who'll buy Primroses, &c. (bt)	Jovial-2, 1798	56-57	4
1815	Who'll buy primroses, who'll buy, who'll buy (r)	Songster's Companion, 1815	23-24	3
1801	Who'll buy primroses, who'll buy, who'll buy3 (r)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	129	3
1807	Who'll buy primroses, who'll buy, who'll buy3 (r)	Nightingale, 1807	39	3
1809	Who'll buy primroses, who'll buy, who'll buy3 (r)	Nightingale, 1809	39	3
1802	Who'll buy primroses, who'll buy, who'll buy? (r)	Fair Warbler, 1802	174-175	3
1814	Who'll buy primroses, who'll buy, who'll buy? (r)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	102	3
1814	Who'll buy primroses, who'll buy, who'll buy? (r)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	102	3
1814	Who'll buy primroses, who'll buy, who'll buy? (r)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	102	3
1814	[Who'll buy primroses, who'll buy, who'll buy?] (r)	American Muse, 1814	102	3
1815	Who'll buy primroses, who'll buy, who'll buy? (r)	Mocking Bird, 1815	88	3
1815	Who'll buy primroses, who'll buy, who'll buy? (r)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	88	3
1814	Who'll Serve the King? (t)	Comic Songs, 1814	63-65	3
1816	Who'll Serve the King? (t)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	253-255	3
1811	Who'll serve the King? cried the serjeant aloud (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	100
1814	"Who'll serve the King?" cried the serjeant aloud (fl)	Comic Songs, 1814	63-65	3
1816	Who'll serve the king? cried the serjeant aloud (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	253-255	3
1811	Whoop, hoop, hoop, whoop, tallyho (r)	Songsters Repository, 1811	146-147	3
1805	Who's the Richest, from (at)	Choice Collection, 1805	3-4	3
1805	Who's the Richest, from (at)	Choice Collection, 1805	4-5
1805	Who's the Richest, from (at)	Choice Collection, 1805	5	2
1797	Whose life is free from Envy's stain (r)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	51-52	8
1810	Wht a charming thing's a battle! [sic] (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	55-56	3
1810	Wht a charming thing's a battle! [sic] (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	55-56	3
1799	Why am not I that fragrant flow'r (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	200	2
1805	Why am not I that fragrant flow'r (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	199-200	4
1805	Why am not I that fragrant flow'r (fl)	Mock-Bird, 1805	91-92	4
1795	Why are my eyes still flowing? (fl)	New Academy, 1795	110
1801	Why are we fond, &c. (bt)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	233-234	4
1811	Why are we fond, &c. (bt)	New-York Songster, 1811	65-66	4
1814	Why are we fond, &c. (bt)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	217-218	4
1817	Why are we fond, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	20-21	4
1817	Why are we fond, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	63	5
1803	Why are we fond of toil and care (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	66	4
1807	Why are we fond of toil and care (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	114	4
1808	Why are we fond of toil and care (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	114	4
1809	Why are we fond of toil and care (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	114	4
1810	Why are we fond of toil and care (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	102	4
1810	Why are we fond of toil and care (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	83-84	4
1811	Why are we fond of toil and care (fl)	Gold Finch, 1811	89-90	4
1812	Why are we fond of toil and care (fl)	Woodman's Hut, 1812	3	4
1815	Why are we fond of toil and care (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	187-188	4
1815	Why are we fond of toil and care (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	275-276	4
1818	Why are we fond of toil and care? (fl)	Bird of Birds, 1818	60-61	3
1800	Why, Celia, is your spreading waist (fl)	Fables, 1800	3-5
1800	Why, Chloe, thus squander your prime (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	195	3
1764	Why Cloe still those jealous heart (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	139	2
1790	Why Colin, why must your Laura mourn [sic] (fl)	Charmer, 1790	71
1786	Why Collin, must your Laura mourn (fl)	Select Songster, 1786	16	3
1788	Why, Collin, must your Laura mourn (fl)	American Songster, 1788	80	3
1803	Why Collin, must your Laura mourn [sic] (fl)	American Songster, 1803	80	3
1789	Why cruel creature, why so bent (fl)	Apollo, 1789	31
1791	Why, cruel creature, why so bent (fl)	Apollo, 1791	31-32	4
1792	Why, cruel creature, why so bent (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	119	4
1793	Why, cruel creature, why so bent (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	25	4
1793	Why, cruel creature, why so bent (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	25	4
1795	Why, cruel creature, why so bent (fl)	Medley, 1795	119	4
1811	Why, cruel creature, why so bent (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	176	4
1801	Why, dear George, in every feature (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	135	4
1805	Why, dear George, in every feature (fl)	Warbler, 1805	98-99	4
1811	Why, Delia, ever while I gaze (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	118-119	5
1801	Why did they not come with you, Robin Adair (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	243	4
1805	Why did they not come with you, Robin Adair (r)	Warbler, 1805	216	4
1815	Why did you give me that bouquet (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1815	143	3
1812	Why do yon lovely virgins mourn (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	40-41	3
1814	Why does azure deck the sky (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	58	3
1814	Why does azure deck the sky (fl)	Choice Collection, 1814	23	3
1815	Why does azure deck the sky (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	156-157	3
1817	Why does azure deck the sky (fl)	American Star, 1817	59-60	3
1817	Why does azure deck the sky (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	94	3
1818	Why does azure deck the sky (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.42	3
1810	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	American Ladies' PB, 1810	131	3
1811	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Songsters Repository, 1811	34-35	3
1811	Why does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	New-York Songster, 1811	23-24	4
1812	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	5	3
1812	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Minstrel, 1812	140-141	3
1812	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Syren, 1812	50-51	3
1814	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	30	3
1814	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Nightingale, 1814	30	3
1814	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	30	3
1814	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	30	3
1814	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	American Muse, 1814	30	3
1814	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Ameican Star, 1814	58	3
1814	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Choice Collection, 1814	23	3
1815	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Mocking Bird, 1815	30	3
1815	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	156-157	3
1815	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	30	3
1816	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Syren, 1816	I.42	3
1817	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	32	3
1817	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	American Star, 1817	59-60	3
1817	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	94	3
1817	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Star, 1817	5	3
1818	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	70	3
1818	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Syren, 1818	I.42	3
1818	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Star, 1818	69	3
1818	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	71	3
1820	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Melodist-1, 1820	216-217	3
1820	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	71	3
1808	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	National Songster, 1808	120-121	3
1810	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1810	94	3
1810	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	American Ladies' PB, 1810	131	3
1811	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	34-35	3
1811	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	14-15	3
1811	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	23-24	4
1812	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	5	3
1812	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	140-141	3
1812	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Syren, 1812	50-51	3
1814	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	30	3
1814	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Nightingale, 1814	30	3
1814	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	30	3
1814	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	30	3
1814	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	American Muse, 1814	30	3
1815	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	30	3
1815	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	30	3
1815	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	19-21	3
1816	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.42	3
1817	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	32	3
1817	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Star, 1817	5	3
1818	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	70	3
1818	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	197-198	3
1818	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Star, 1818	69	3
1818	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	71	3
1819	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	60-61	3
1819	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	60-61	3
1820	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	216-217	3
1820	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	17-18	3
1820	Why does azure deck the sky? (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	71	3
1808	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky? (t)	National Songster, 1808	120-121	3
1810	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky? (t)	Vocal Companion, 1810	94	3
1811	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky? (t)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	14-15	3
1815	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky? (t)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	19-21	3
1818	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky? (t)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	197-198	3
1819	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky? (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	60-61	3
1819	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky? (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	60-61	3
1820	Why Does Azure Deck the Sky? (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	17-18	3
1818	Why does love so resemble an Irish potato? (fl)	Songster's Magazine-2, 1818	29	1
1820	Why does love so resemble an Irish potato? (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	29	1
1800	Why does the sun dart forth his chearful rays [sic] (fl)	Assistant, 1800	11-13
1803	Why does the sun dart forth his cheerful rays (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	181-184
1794	Why dont you know me by my scars (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1794	26
1799	Why don't you know me by my scars (fl)	Baltimore, 1799	23-24	4
1798	Why dont you know me by my scars? (fl)	Jovial-2, 1798	26-27
1799	Why don't you know me by my scars? (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	139	4
1799	Why don't you know me by my scars? (fl)	American, 1799	111-112	4
1800	Why don't you know me by my scars? (fl)	American, 1800	111-112	4
1807	Why don't you know me by my scars? (fl)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	85-86	4
1804	Why Droops My Nan (t)	Buck's PC, 1804	58-59	2
1806	Why Droops My Nan (t)	Nightingale, 1806	57-58	2
1800	Why droops my Nan, and why those tears (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	19	2
1806	Why droops my Nan, and why those tears (fl)	Nightingale, 1806	57-58	2
1807	Why droops my Nan, and why those tears (fl)	American Songster, 1807	108	2
1800	Why droops my Nan and why those tears? (fl)	Syren, 1800	60	2
1801	Why droops my Nan, and why those tears? (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	23	2
1801	Why droops my Nan, and why those tears? (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	116	2
1802	Why droops my Nan, and why those tears? (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	49-50	2
1804	Why droops my Nan, and why those tears? (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	58-59	2
1805	Why droops my Nan, and why those tears? (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	52	2
1805	Why droops my Nan, and why those tears? (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	52	2
1801	Why Droops my Nan? (t)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	23	2
1802	Why Droops my Nan? (t)	Fair Warbler, 1802	49-50	2
1805	Why droops the blooming rose (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1805	125-126	3
1811	Why drown it in the bowl (bt)	British Taxation, 1811	12	4
1817	Why drown it in the bowl (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	55	3
1817	Why drown it in the bowl (r)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	136-137	3
1817	Why drown it in the bowl (r)	Mess of Messes, 1817	132-133	3
1820	Why, Ella, Dear (t)	Melodist-1, 1820	159-161
1820	Why, Ella, dear, that pearly tear (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	159-161
1801	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	104-105	4
1805	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	Union Song, 1805	8-9	4
1805	Why fair maid in every feature (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	26-27	4
1806	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	115-116	4
1806	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	115-116	4
1807	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	47	4
1810	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	58-59	4
1811	Why fair maid in every feature (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	105-106	4
1812	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	69	3
1814	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	196-197	4
1814	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	196-197	4
1814	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	American Muse, 1814	196-197	4
1815	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	164-165	4
1815	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	164-165	4
1817	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	38	4
1817	Why, fair maid, in every feature (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	100-101	4
1800	Why fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	19-20	4
1801	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	75-76	4
1801	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	116-117	4
1802	Why fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1802	19-20	4
1803	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	50-51	4
1803	[Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature] (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	[106]
1804	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	95-96	4
1804	Why, fair maid, in evry feature (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	19-21	4
1804	Why fair maid in ev'ry feature (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	42-43	4
1804	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Variety, 1804	5-6	4
1805	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Warbler, 1805	57-58	4
1805	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	188-189	4
1805	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	2-3	4
1805	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Mock-Bird, 1805	80-81	4
1805	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Captain Barney's Victory, 1805	5	4
1806	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Nightingale, 1806	28-29	4
1806	Why fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	56-57	4
1807	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	American Songster, 1807	18-19	4
1807	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	15-16	4
1808	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	15-16	4
1809	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	36-37	4
1809	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	American Vocal, 1809	29-30	4
1809	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	15-16	4
1809	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	New Joke, 1809	144-145	4
1810	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	3-4	4
1810	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	3-4	4
1810	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	15-16	4
1812	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	93-94	4
1813	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	American Songster, 1813	66-67	4
1813	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	30-31	4
1814	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-3, 1814	61-62	4
1814	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Sky Lark, 1814	43-44	8
1815	Why fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	American Songster, 1815	63	4
1815	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	51-52	4
1815	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	169-170	4
1815	Why fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	94-95	4
1815	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	22-23	4
1815	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	American Song Book, 1815	35-36	4
1816	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	93-94	4
1816	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	22-23	4
1816	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	14-15	4
1817	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	88-89	4
1818	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	88-89	4
1818	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Nightingale, 1818	13-14
1819	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Songster's Magazine-6, 1819	141	4
1820	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	88-89	4
1820	Why, fair maid, in ev'ry feature (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	141	4
1797	Why give to your tyrants the laurel of fame? (fl)	Columbian, 1797	114-118	18
1805	Why give to your tyrants the laurel of fame? (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	167-171	19
1806	Why give your tyrants the laurel of fame (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	183-188	19
1797	Why Hangs That Cloud (t)	Little Charmer, 1797	100-101	4
1805	Why hangs that cloud upon the brow? (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	83-84	4
1797	Why hangs that cloud upon thy brow? (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	100-101	4
1807	Why hangs that cloud upon thy brow? (fl)	American Songster, 1807	151-152	4
1800	Why heaves Columbia's throbbing heart (fl)	Accepted, 1800	78	4
1786	Why heaves my fond bosom, ah! what can it mean (fl)	Select Songster, 1786	17-18	3
1788	Why heaves my fond bosom, ah! what can it mean (fl)	American Songster, 1788	81	3
1803	Why heaves my fond bosom, Ah! what can it mean (fl)	American Songster, 1803	81	3
1764	Why heaves my fond bosom, ah! what can it mean? (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	197	3
1765	Why heaves my fond bosom, ah! what can it mean? (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.149	3
1795	Why heaves my fond bosom, ah! what can it mean? (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	20	3
1797	Why heaves my fond bosom, ah! what can it mean? (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	19	3
1760	Why heaves my fond bosom; ah! what can it mean? (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	28	3
1790	Why heaves my fond bosom? ah! what can it mean (fl)	Charmer, 1790	72
1803	Why Heaves my Troubled Breast (t)	Songster's Museum, 1803	46-48	3
1806	Why Heaves My Troubled Breast (t)	Nightingale, 1806	50-51	3
1807	Why Heaves my Troubled Breast (t)	Nightingale, 1807	95-96	3
1808	Why Heaves My Troubled Breast (t)	Nightingale, 1808	95-96	3
1809	Why Heaves my Troubled Breast (t)	Nightingale, 1809	95-96	3
1816	Why Heaves My Troubled Breast (t)	Nightingale, 1816	88	3
1803	Why heaves my troubled breast with sighs (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	46-48	3
1805	Why heaves my troubled breast with sighs (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	201-202	3
1805	Why heaves my troubled breast with sighs (fl)	Mock-Bird, 1805	93-94	3
1806	Why heaves my troubled breast with sighs (fl)	Nightingale, 1806	50-51	3
1807	Why heaves my troubled breast with sighs (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	95-96	3
1808	Why heaves my troubled breast with sighs (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	95-96	3
1809	Why heaves my troubled breast with sighs (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	95-96	3
1816	Why heaves my troubled breast with sighs (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	88	3
1799	Why I be squire Ned of Gobble-hall (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	90-91	3
1798	Why, I never will marry (r)	Columbian, 1798	65-66	3
1799	Why is the devil in you (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	179	3
1798	Why love is the only thing ne'er out of season (r)	Columbian, 1798	39-40	3
1800	Why love is the only thing ne'er out of season (r)	Festival, 1800	59-60	3
1811	Why, lovely charmer, tell me why (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	199	2
1803	Why maid in ev'ry feature (fl)	Nightingale, 1803	13
1803	Why maid in ev'ry feature (t)	Nightingale, 1803	13
1803	Why mark you labourer's unceasing toil (fl)	American Ladies PB-2, 1803	44-45	1
1797	Why Molly, my girl, do you whimper and sob (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	8-10	4
1818	Why Molly, my girl, do you whimper and sob (fl)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	95-97	4
1820	Why Molly, my girl, do you whimper and sob (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	11-13	4
1803	Why Moses and Aaron, my boys (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	140	2
1798	Why Moses, why Aaron, my boys (fl)	Columbian, 1798	20	2
1800	Why, Moses, why Aaron, my boys (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	26	2
1802	Why, Moses, why Aaron, my boys (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	37-38	3
1805	Why Moses, why Aaron, my boys (fl)	Union Song, 1805	235	2
1805	Why Moses, why Aaron, my boys (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	186-187	1
1807	Why, Moses, why Aaron, my boys (fl)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	99-100	1
1808	Why, Moses, why Aaron, my boys (fl)	New Whim, 1808	10	1
1810	Why, Moses, why Aaron, my boys (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	107	1
1811	Why, Moses, why Aaron, my boys (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	78-79	2
1814	Why, Moses, why Aaron, my boys (fl)	Comic Songs, 1814	54-55	2
1806	Why Moses, why Aaron, my boys, I'm glad (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	73	1
1815	Why Moses, why Aaron, my boys I'm glad that I've met with you here (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	30	1
1805	Why Moses, why Aaron, my boys I've met with you here (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	64
1801	Why Mosy, why Aaron, my boys (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	8-9	2
1805	Why Mosy, why Aaron, my boys (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	26	1
1805	Why Mosy, why Aaron, my boys (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	26	1
1820	Why mourn ye, why mourn ye those flowers around (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	64-65	8
1813	Why mourn ye? Why strew ye these flow'rets around (fl)	Popular Songs, Ballads, 1813	3	4
1798	Why Mourns My Faithful Lover (t)	Humming Bird, 1798	30-32	5
1795	Why must I appear so deceitful? (fl)	Medley, 1795	217	2
1798	Why must I appear so deceitful? (fl)	Columbian, 1798	87	2
1779	Why not to the rendezvous venture? (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	120-121	5
1803	Why, O why, almighty passion (fl)	Nightingale, 1803	88
1807	Why, O why, almighty passion (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	96	3
1808	Why, O why, almighty passion (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	96	3
1809	Why, O why, almighty passion (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	96	3
1816	Why, O why, almighty passion (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	89	3
1803	Why, O why, almighty passion (t)	Nightingale, 1803	88
1803	Why Owen, &c. (bt)	Cupid's Miscellany, 1803	15-16	5
1812	Why Owen, &c. (bt)	Syren, 1812	[40]-41
1819	Why, Owen, &c. (bt)	Songster's PC, 1819	90	5
1798	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	Vocal, 1798	32-33	5
1800	Why, Owen, did'st thou leave me (r)	Youthful, 1800	82-83	5
1801	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	Vocal Medley, 1801	32-33	5
1802	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	Fair Warbler, 1802	15-17	5
1802	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	54	5
1803	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	Cupid's Miscellany, 1803	15-16	5
1803	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	Songster's Museum, 1803	19-20	5
1803	Why, Owen, did'st thou leave me (r)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	28-29	5
1805	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	Town & Country, 1805	37-38	5
1806	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	93-94	5
1806	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	93-94	5
1807	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	Nightingale, 1807	11	4
1809	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	Nightingale, 1809	11	4
1810	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	62-63	4
1815	Why Owen did'st thou leave me! (r)	Songster's Companion, 1815	33	5
1815	Why Owen did'st thou leave me, (r)	Nightingale, 1815	90	4
1816	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1816	108	5
1817	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	New American, 1817	12	5
1818	Why, Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	Columbian Songster, 1818	163-164	5
1818	Why Owen, did'st thou leave me (r)	Nightingale, 1818	6-7	5
1819	Why Owen did'st thou leave me (r)	Songster's PC, 1819	90	5
1801	Why Owen did'st thou leave me at home (r)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	8-9	5
1805	Why Owen did'st thou leave me at home? (r)	Modern Songster, 1805	37-48	5
1799	Why Owen did'st thou leave me? (r)	American, 1799	223-224	5
1800	Why Owen did'st thou leave me? (r)	American, 1800	223-224	5
1801	Why Owen did'st thou leave me? (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	33-34	5
1805	Why Owen did'st thou leave me? (r)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	68-69	5
1807	Why Owen did'st thou leave me? (r)	American Songster, 1807	16-18	5
1812	Why Owen didst thou leave me? (r)	Syren, 1812	[40]-41
1815	Why Owen didst thou leave me? (r)	American Songster, 1815	59-60	4
1816	Why, Owen did'st thou leave me? (r)	Syren, 1816	I.89-I.90	5
1818	Why, Owen did'st thou leave me? (r)	Syren, 1818	I.89-I.90	5
1819	Why, pensive fair one, mourn lov'd Woman's fate (fl)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	155	4
1800	Why quarrel with plain fornication? (bt)	Patriotic, 1800	195	3
1760	Why shine those charming eyes so bright (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	23-24	4
1777	Why shou'd you lov'd sensible, shou'd be pale (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	89-90	6
1813	Why should I deprive my neighbour (fl)	Songs, Divine and Moral, 1813	16-18	6
1807	Why should I vain fears discover (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	116	3
1803	Why should life in sorrow be spent (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	20-21	3
1805	Why should life in sorrow be spent (fl)	Union Song, 1805	104-105	3
1817	Why should man, &c. (bt)	Songster's New PC, 1817	63-64	4
1817	Why should man at fate repining (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	63-64	4
1795	Why should marriage be dispised (fl)	New Academy, 1795	96-97	2
1800	Why should our joys transform to pain (fl)	Spicer's PC-1, 1800	42-44
1802	Why should our joys transform to pain (fl)	Complete Pocket, 1802	18-21	10
1810	Why should our joys transform to pain (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	149-150	10
1797	Why should our joys transform to pain? (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	76-78	10
1798	Why should our joys transform to pain? (fl)	Echo, 1798	78-80	10
1798	Why should our joys transform to pain? (fl)	American MM, 1798	241-244	10
1800	Why should our joys transform to pain? (fl)	Echo, 1800	87-88	10
1802	Why should our joys transform to pain? (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	193-194	10
1804	Why should our joys transform to pain? (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	238-240	10
1807	Why should our joys transform to pain? (fl)	American Songster, 1807	145-147	10
1810	Why should our joys transform to pain? (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	53-55	10
1812	Why should our joys transform to pain? (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	81-83	10
1815	Why should our joys transform to pain? (fl)	American Songster, 1815	13-15	10
1815	Why should our joys transform to pain? (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	96-98	10
1816	Why should our joys transform to pain? (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	81-83	10
1790	Why should the friends of young Cupid (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	165	4
1820	Why should the sailor take a wife (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	111-113	5
1820	Why Should the Sailor Take a Wife (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	111-113	5
1801	Why should the true sons of fair liberty sigh (fl)	Songs for 16th August, 1801	7-8	3
1813	Why should vain mortals tremble at the sight of (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	97-99	15
1800	Why should we at our lot complain (fl)	Spicer's PC-1, 1800	5-6
1800	Why should we at our lot complain (fl)	William Riley, 1800	8	11
1806	Why should we at our lot complain (fl)	Jovial Songster, No. II, 1806	11-13	4
1807	Why should we at our lot repine (fl)	American Songster, 1807	177-178	5
1814	Why should we at our lot repine (fl)	Sky Lark, 1814	36-37	5
1815	Why should we at our lot repine (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	98-99	5
1802	Why should we at our lots repine (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	205-206	5
1806	Why should we at our lots repine (fl)	Linnet, 1806	141-142	5
1806	Why should we at our lots repine (fl)	Nightingale, 1806	19-20	5
1810	Why should we at our lots repine (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	55-56	5
1811	Why should we at our lots repine (fl)	Gold Finch, 1811	50-52	5
1816	Why should we at our lots repine (fl)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	133-134	5
1818	Why should we at our lots repine (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	110-111	5
1820	Why should we at our lots repine (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	59-61	5
1811	Why should we grieve for the days that are gone (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	85-86	3
1805	Why Should We Quarrel for Riches (t)	Union Song, 1805	19-20	3
1807	Why Should We Quarrel for Riches (t)	American Songster, 1807	101-102	3
1815	Why Should We Quarrel for Riches (t)	Nightingale, 1815	19-20	3
1816	Why Should We Quarrel for Riches (t)	Modern Songster, 1816	19-20	3
1794	Why should we start and fear to die? (fl)	Bristol, 1794	12	4
1807	Why should you, dear girl, why should you look pale (fl)	American Songster, 1807	165-166	6
1807	Why shun me thus my charming Kate? (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	135	3
1811	Why shun me thus, my charming Kate? (fl)	Humourist, 1811	100	3
1792	Why sleeps the thunder in the skies (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	42	2
1795	Why sleeps the thunder in the skies (fl)	Medley, 1795	42	2
1811	Why so pale and wan, fond lover (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	191-192	2
1797	Why stands the tear in Mara's eye (fl)	Columbian, 1797	173-174	4
1805	Why stands the tear in Maria's eye (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	208-209	4
1806	Why stands the tear in Maria's eye (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	220-221	4
1815	Why, sweet Affection, hast thou power (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	248-249	5
1801	Why tarries my love, ah, why did he rove (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	133-134	5
1802	Why tarries my love, ah why did he rove (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	118-119	5
1812	Why tarries my love, ah why did he rove (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	223-224	5
1800	Why tarries my love, or where does he rove (fl)	Echo, 1800	97-98	5
1811	Why tarries my love, or where does he rove? (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	76-77	5
1801	Why that is naught to you (r)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	122	3
1798	Why that sadness on thy brow (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	84-85	3
1811	Why then here's to you Mr. Higgins, &c. (bt)	Musical Repertory, 1811	202-204	3
1819	Why Unite to Banish Care (t)	Poems and Songs, 1819	180	2
1820	Why Unite to Banish Care (t)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	180	2
1819	Why unite to banish care? (fl)	Poems and Songs, 1819	180	2
1820	Why unite to banish care? (fl)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	180	2
1796	Why vainly do we waste our time (fl)	Paddy's Resource, 1796	22	4
1798	Why vainly do we waste our time (fl)	Paddy, 1798	31-32	4
1789	Why we love and why we hate (fl)	Apollo, 1789	44
1791	Why we love, and why we hate (fl)	Apollo, 1791	44	3
1793	Why we love, and why we hate (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	35-36	3
1793	Why we love, and why we hate (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	35-36	3
1803	Why we love, and why we hate (fl)	Death of Wolfe, 1803	8	3
1811	Why we love, and why we hate (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	226	3
1820	Why weep thus dear Norah (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	104
1820	Why weep thus dear Norah (t)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1820	104
1820	Why weep thus, dear Norah, will Patrick deceive thee (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	104
1820	Why weep thus, dear Norah, will Patrick deceive thee (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1820	104
1800	Why, what's it to you, if my eyes, I'm a wiping (fl)	Syren, 1800	48-49
1807	Why, what's that to you, if my eyes I am wiping? (fl)	American Songster, 1807	106-108	4
1801	Why, what's that to you, if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	53-54	4
1805	Why, what's that to you, if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Union Song, 1805	101-102	4
1805	Why what's that to you if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	40-41	4
1807	Why, what's that to you, if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	106-107	4
1807	Why, what's that to you if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	71	4
1810	Why what's that to you if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	20	4
1811	Why, what's that to you, if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Gold Finch, 1811	3-5	4
1813	Why, what's that to you, if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	159-160	4
1814	Why what's that to you if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	188-190	4
1814	Why what's that to you if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	188-190	4
1814	Why what's that to you if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	American Muse, 1814	188-190	4
1815	Why, what's that to you, if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	16-17	4
1816	Why, what's that to you, if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	201-202	4
1816	Why, what's that to you, if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Masonic Museum, 1816	73-74	4
1817	Why, what's that to you, if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	American Star, 1817	191-192	4
1818	Why, what's that to you if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	99	4
1819	Why, what's that to you, if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	54-55	4
1819	Why, what's that to you, if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Songster's Magazine-4, 1819	81	4
1820	Why, what's that to you, if my eyes I'm a wiping (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	81	4
1812	Why! What's the Matter Now (t)	Songster's Museum, 1812	78-79	4
1820	Why what's the matter now? (bt)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	101-102	4
1807	Why, what's the matter now? (r)	Nightingale, 1807	101-102	4
1809	Why, what's the matter now? (r)	Nightingale, 1809	101-102	4
1815	Why what's the matter now? (r)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	170-172	4
1816	Why, what's the matter now? (r)	Nightingale, 1816	94-95	4
1817	Why what's the matter now? (r)	Songster's New PC, 1817	166-167	4
1807	Why! What's the Matter Now? (t)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	136-137	4
1809	Why! What's the Matter Now? (t)	Humming Bird, 1809	68-69	4
1809	Why! What's the Matter Now? (t)	New Joke, 1809	176-177	4
1815	Why! What's the Matter Now? (t)	Nightingale, 1815	42-43	4
1816	Why What's the Matter Now? (t)	Nightingale, 1816	94-95	4
1765	Why will Delia thus retire (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.42-I.43	3
1811	Why will Felia thus retire (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	240-241	6
1789	Why will Florella while I gaze (fl)	Apollo, 1789	69
1791	Why will Florella while I gaze (fl)	Apollo, 1791	69-70	4
1793	Why will Florella while I gaze (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	56	4
1793	Why will Florella while I gaze (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	56	4
1811	Why will Florella, while I gaze (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	260-261	4
1798	Why will Laura thus retire (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	43-44	2
1802	Why will Laura thus retire (fl)	New Academy, 1802	93-94	2
1811	Why will Laura thus retire (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1811	5-6	2
1799	Why will Laury thus retire [sic] (fl)	New Academy, 1799	139	2
1760	Why will you my passion reprove (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	270-271	6
1764	Why will you my passion reprove (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	141	3
1765	Why will you my passion reprove (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.54-II.55	6
1789	Why will you my passion reprove (fl)	Apollo, 1789	101
1793	Why will you my passion reprove (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	99-100	7
1793	Why will you my passion reprove (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	99-100	7
1797	Why will you my passion reprove (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	II:25-II:26	7
1791	Why will you my passion reprove? (fl)	Apollo, 1791	101-102	7
1797	Why will you my passion reprove? (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	71-73	7
1797	Why will you my passion reprove? (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	II:25-II:26	7
1792	Why will you plague me with your pain? (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	106-107	2
1795	Why will you plague me with your pain? (fl)	Medley, 1795	106-107	2

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