| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1760.10.13 | London | CITATION | Ballad, Away to the Marquis of Granby [t], sung by embarking British troops | 1760.10.13 | London | CITATION | Ballad, Away to the Marquis of Granby [t], sung by embarking British troops | 1760.10.16 | London | CITATION | Ballad, Away to the Marquis of Granby [t], sung by embarking British troops | 1760.10.27 | London | CITATION | Ballad, Away to the Marquis of Granby [t], sung by embarking British troops | 1771.01.14 | London | CITATION | Ballad, baby, addressed to Mrs Macauley | 1721.06.15 | London | CITATION | Ballad, Bricklayer's Son Has Got A Son of His Own [t], sung by hawkers | 1722.04.09 | London | CITATION | Ballad, Bricklayer's Son Has Got A Son of His Own [t], sung by hawkers | 1746.09.04 | Dublin | CITATION | Ballad, by Prior, on taking of Namur, burlesqued French ode | 1753.05.03 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ballad, Chevy Chace [t], recited | 1771.03.11 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Come, my lads, ye sowls of thunder | 1781.11.27 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Cornwallis led a country dance | 1781.12.31 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Cornwallis led a country dance | 1782.01.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Cornwallis led a country dance | 1782.01.17 | Worcester | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Cornwallis led a country dance | 1738.09.21 | London | CITATION | Ballad, English, Moor of Moor Hall [t], model of description in lyric | 1738.10.13 | London | CITATION | Ballad, English, Moor of Moor Hall [t], model of description in lyric | 1782.02.12 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ballad farce, Contrivances [t], to be performed in Baltimore | 1782.02.19 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ballad farce, Contrivances [t], to be performed in Baltimore | 1782.03.19 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ballad farce, Honest Yorkshireman [t], to be performed in Baltimore | 1768.02.29 | New York | CITATION | Ballad farce, Wonder! An Honest Yorkshireman [t], to be performed | 1768.02.29 | New York | CITATION | Ballad farce, Wonder! An Honest Yorkshireman [t], to be performed | 1768.03.21 | New York | CITATION | Ballad farce, Wonder! An Honest Yorkshireman [t], to be performed | 1768.03.21 | New York | CITATION | Ballad farce, Wonder! An Honest Yorkshireman [t], to be performed | 1779.06.12 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] For George the Third I turn'd my coat | 1778.05.09 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not tell you a story | 1778.06.09 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not tell you a story | 1778.06.16 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not tell you a story | 1778.06.16 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not tell you a story | 1778.06.18 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not tell you a story | 1746.08.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] God prosper long our noble King | 1767.03.12 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Goody Bull and her daughter together fell out | 1783.12.02 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Hark, hark, 'tis a voice from the tomb | 1782.04.23 | Eton College | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] How happy is he born or taught | 1783.02.08 | Eton | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] How happy is he born or taught | 1783.03.04 | England | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] How happy is he born or taught | 1775.01.05 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] In George the second's golden days | 1780.05.13 | Paris | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] In spite of all my friends, quoted by Rousseau's widow | 1780.05.22 | Paris | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] In spite of all my friends, quoted by Rousseau's widow | 1773.09.30 | Anglesey | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Let who will complain of the troubles they meet | 1750.06.18 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Let's away to Nova Scotia, where plenty sits queen | 1774.02.17 | New York | CITATION | Ballad maker, in satiric essay with scattered lyrics | 1768.10.10 | New York | CITATION | Ballad, metaphor, in essay by Sir Isaac Foot | 1766.06.24 | Oakingham | CITATION | Ballad, Molly Mogg [t] (Gay), written on Mary Mogg, whose death is reported | 1750.02.20 | London | CITATION | Ballad monger, in lyric [beg] Accept, great prince, in these degenerate days | 1750.03.05 | London | CITATION | Ballad monger, sings for bread, in lyric [beg] Accept, great prince, in | 1723.12.16 | England | CITATION | Ballad, Moor of Moore-Hall and the Dragon of Wantly [t], excellent poetry | 1782.01.19 | Dublin | CITATION | Ballad, new, lyric [beg] By our leave, gossip John | 1781.12.26 | Ireland | CITATION | Ballad, new, lyric [beg] By you leave, gossip John | 1782.02.16 | Ireland | CITATION | Ballad, new, lyric [beg] By your leave, gossip John | 1768.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad, new, lyric [beg] Vestry conven'd at a time the most fitting | 1773.09.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Noise was heard thro' all the land | 1770.03.15 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad, not sung by accused, in topical tale of contradictions | 1770.03.12 | London | CITATION | Ballad, not sung by prisoner, in satire on free elections | 1779.05.22 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Of Bray the vicar long I've been | 1767.03.05 | Elizabeth City | CITATION | Ballad, old, alteration for entertainment of public critizised | 1772.01.02 | London | CITATION | Ballad, old English [beg] And must Trelawney die? | 1783.01.11 | London | CITATION | Ballad, old [beg] How happy is he born or taught | 1768.05.12 | New York | CITATION | Ballad, old, lyric [beg] My mind to me a kingdom is | 1772.07.20 | Tisculum | CITATION | Ballad, old, lyric [beg] Soon, Myrtilla, must thy friend | 1768.07.07 | New Jersey | CITATION | Ballad, old, lyric [beg] Ye gentle, generous Whigs, give ear | 1774.02.03 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad, old [beg] New-England's annoyances you that would know | 1782.08.17 | London | CITATION | Ballad, Old Rowley the King [t], sung by courtesan of Charles II | 1736.12.03 | Shoreditch | CITATION | Ballad, on affair in Parliament, singers arrested | 1738.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad on Nothing, A [t] [beg] Come hark to our ditty which shall not be | 1721.07.24 | London | CITATION | Ballad, on South Sea bubble, sold near Exchange Alley | 1765.11.07 | New York | CITATION | Ballad on the Fifth of November [t] [beg] Some twelve months ago | 1768.08.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ballad on the General Election [t] [beg] Hail glorious time | 1768.08.29 | Newport | CITATION | Ballad on the General Election [t] [beg] Hail glorious time | 1721.06.22 | London | CITATION | Ballad, on topical subjects, printed by Clifton, Francis | 1752.10.19 | Chestertown | CITATION | Ballad opera, Beggar's Opera [t], to be performed in Chestertown | 1752.08.13 | Upper Marlboro | CITATION | Ballad opera, Beggar's Opera [t], to be performed in Upper Marlborough | 1752.08.27 | Upper Marlboro | CITATION | Ballad opera, Beggar's Opera [t], to be performed in Upper Marlborough | 1767.04.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad opera, Contrivances [t], to be performed in Philadelphia | 1767.04.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad opera, Contrivances [t], to be performed in Philadelphia | 1767.04.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad opera, Contrivances [t], to be performed in Philadelphia | 1767.06.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad opera, Contrivances [t], to be performed in Philadelphia | 1751.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Daemon and Philida [t], to be performed in New York | 1751.02.25 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Daemon and Philida [t], to be performed in New York | 1769.10.10 | Salem | CITATION | Ballad opera, Damon & Phillida [t], actor announces solo performance | 1752.07.23 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ballad opera, Damon and Philida [t], to be performed in Annapolis | 1768.04.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ballad opera, Damon and Phillida [t], to be performed in Williamsburg | 1769.03.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ballad opera, Damon and Phillida [t], to be performed in Annapolis | 1769.04.27 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ballad opera, Damon and Phillida [t], to be performed in Annapolis | 1761.12.21 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Devil to Pay [t], to be performed in New York | 1761.12.21 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Devil to Pay [t], to be performed in New York | 1761.12.28 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Devil to Pay [t], to be performed in New York | 1761.12.28 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Devil to Pay [t], to be performed in New York | 1768.02.01 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Devil to Pay [t], to be performed in New York | 1768.02.01 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Devil to Pay [t], to be performed in New York | 1768.05.30 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Devil to Pay [t], to be performed in New York | 1768.05.30 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Devil to Pay [t], to be performed in New York | 1766.12.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad opera, Devil to Pay [t], to be performed in Philadelphia | 1766.12.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad opera, Devil to Pay [t], to be performed in Philadelphia | 1767.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad opera, Devil to Pay [t], to be performed in Philadelphia | 1767.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad opera, Devil to Pay [t], to be performed in Philadelphia | 1767.04.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad opera, Devil to Pay [t], to be performed in Philadelphia | 1762.03.20 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Flora, or Hob in the Well [t], to be performed in New York | 1767.04.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad opera, Flora; or Hob in the Well [t], to be performed in Philadelphia | 1761.12.17 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Flora [t], to be performed in New York | 1762.03.22 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Flora [t], to be performed in New York | 1762.03.22 | New York | CITATION | Ballad opera, Flora [t], to be performed in New York | 1732.12.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Ballad opera, Village Opera [t], for sale by Whitmarsh, T | 1732.11.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Ballad operas, for sale by Whitmarsh, T, listed | 1732.11.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Ballad operas, for sale by Whitmarsh, T, listed | 1738.04.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Ballad, Parson upon Page [t], to tune of Parson upon Dorothy [t] | 1776.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Ballad, pastoral, author of lyric [beg] When the trees are all bare, not a | 1760.02.04 | New York | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Princely huntsman once did live, A | 1769.09.13 | London | CITATION | Ballad printer, in London, arrested for printing and selling topical ballad | 1766.05.08 | London | CITATION | Ballad, quoted by Pitt [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1766.05.09 | London | CITATION | Ballad, quoted by Pitt [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1766.05.28 | London | CITATION | Ballad, quoted by Pitt [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1768.05.19 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ballad, reference to topical songs, in personal satire | 1733.02.01 | London | CITATION | Ballad sellers, in London, not allowed in Moorfields after landscaping | 1741.12.31 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad selling, an employment of life, in essay on idleness | 1738.07.10 | New York | CITATION | Ballad singer, correspondent intends to become | 1781.12.11 | Amsterdam | CITATION | Ballad singer, in Amsterdam, sold 600 ballads favourable to American cause | 1781.12.20 | Amsterdam | CITATION | Ballad singer, in Amsterdam, sold 600 ballads favourable to American cause | 1781.12.22 | Amsterdam | CITATION | Ballad singer, in Amsterdam, sold 600 ballads favourable to American cause | 1781.12.31 | Amsterdam | CITATION | Ballad singer, in Amsterdam, sold 600 ballads favourable to American cause | 1782.01.01 | Amsterdam | CITATION | Ballad singer, in Amsterdam, sold 600 ballads favourable to American cause | 1772.06.18 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in Harlequin Skeleton [t], sings [beg] Ye belles and ye | 1763.07.04 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in London, arrested for singing A Scotchman he must have..[t] | 1763.07.09 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in London, arrested for singing A Scotchman he must have the | 1768.09.23 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in London, arrested for singing topical songs | 1769.09.13 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in London, arrested for singing topical ballads | 1734.01.15 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in London, in lyric [beg] Not ev'ry temper rural scenes | 1773.04.19 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in London, mask at Pantheon masquerade | 1768.06.06 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in London, sang songs on Wilkes and Liberty, and No 45 | 1768.06.09 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in London, sang songs on Wilkes and Liberty, and No 45 | 1768.06.11 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in London, sang songs on Wilkes and Liberty, and No 45 | 1768.06.17 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in London, sang songs on Wilkes and Liberty, and No 45 | 1768.06.20 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in London, sang songs on Wilkes and Liberty, and No 45 | 1768.07.01 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in London, sang songs on Wilkes and Liberty, and No 45 | 1777.10.16 | London | CITATION | Ballad singer, in London, Smith, Ann, aged 22, murdered | 1737.07.04 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, able to foment rebellion if left uncontrolled | 1783.04.11 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ballad singers, American, benefit from early information about peace | 1750.05.30 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, arrested as rogues | 1744.05.08 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, arrested for singing seditious ballads | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, arrested for singing seditious songs | 1772.05.05 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, arrested for singing songs on royal family | 1721.06.15 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, arrested for singing topical songs | 1722.04.09 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, arrested for singing topical songs | 1768.08.19 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, arrested for singing topical songs | 1768.10.24 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, arrested for singing topical song | 1753.06.21 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, cited as dead weight in society | 1724.05.07 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, cited as disorderly persons in essay on crime | 1738.11.09 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, impressed by constables | 1782.03.02 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, sell song [beg] There was--and is a very great | 1782.03.29 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, sell song [beg] There was--and is a very great | 1755.11.06 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, singing martial ballads, to rouse countrymen | 1755.11.10 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, singing martial ballads, to rouse countrymen | 1751.05.20 | London | CITATION | Ballad singers, in London, taken up as vagrants and sent to Bridewell | 1736.12.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ballad singers, in lyric [beg] Scarce Egypt's land more dire disasters knew | 1782.10.16 | Paris | CITATION | Ballad singers, in Paris, taken up if they sing unlicensed songs | 1766.10.24 | London | CITATION | Ballad singing, in London, now fashionable | 1769.01.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Sun was hot, the hay grew dry | 1749.06.05 | New York | CITATION | Ballad, sung by tipster, in satire of "a sacrifice to Bacchus" | 1777.11.13 | London | CITATION | Ballad, sung in London streets [beg] Come let us all pray for protection | 1770.06.07 | London | CITATION | Ballad, sung in London, Whisperer Extraordinary [t], singers arrested | 1770.06.12 | London | CITATION | Ballad, sung in London, Whisperer Extraordinary [t], singers arrested | 1770.06.15 | London | CITATION | Ballad, sung in London, Whisperer Extraordinary [t], singers arrested | 1770.06.18 | London | CITATION | Ballad, sung in London, Whisperer Extraordinary [t], singers arrested | 1782.12.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Sweet Poll of Plymouth was my dear | 1752.07.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ballad, Tate and Brady's psalms and Song of Solomon cited as | 1780.01.05 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Tho' I'm firm, and am young, and was lively and fair | 1778.11.23 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Three quarters of will, two-thirds of a lie | 1770.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad titles, metaphor of political affairs, in description of concert | 1770.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad titles, metaphor of political affairs, in description of concert | 1770.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad titles, metaphor of political affairs, in description of concert | 1741.04.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ballad to Admiral Vernon, in General Magazine, Mar 1741 [t] | 1773.05.13 | Chellow | CITATION | Ballad, to author of, lyric [beg] Whate'er we great or small conceive | 1766.05.08 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1766.05.12 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1766.05.12 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1766.05.13 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1770.11.23 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] To the worthies of Britain my song I address | 1773.04.29 | Chellow | CITATION | Ballad, to tune of Chevy Chace [t], published by Purdie and Dixon | 1783.09.01 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Transported with joy, with a heart light as air | 1768.03.07 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Turn gentle hermit of the dale | 1783.09.22 | Hartford | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Turn, gentle hermit of the dale | 1775.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad, Vicar of Bray [t], parody [beg] In George the second's golden | 1775.01.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] When the trees are all bare, not a leaf to be seen | 1770.03.19 | New York | CITATION | Ballad writer, in satire | 1783.12.31 | Bath-Easton | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Ye couples, who meet under love's smiling star | 1772.04.25 | Boston | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Ye gentle, generous Whigs, give ear | 1776.10.28 | London | CITATION | Ballad [t] [beg] Yet Goddess, sure thou must agree |