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Poems and Lancashire Songs

By Edwin Waugh. Fourth Edition, With Additions

Waugh, Edwin (1817-1890)

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THE MOORLAND FLOWER.

TIME IS FLYING.

TO THE ROSE-TREE ON MY WINDOW-SILL.

KEEN BLOWS THE NORTH WIND.

THE CAPTAIN'S FRIENDS.

NOW SUMMER'S SUNLIGHT GLOWING.

TO A MARRIED LADY.

CULTIVATE YOUR MEN.

OLD MAN'S SONG.

THE MOORLAND WITCH.

THE CHURCH CLOCK.

GOD BLESS THEE, OLD ENGLAND!

CHRISTMAS SONG.

ALL ON A ROSY MORN OF JUNE.

GLAD WELCOME TO MORN'S DEWY HOURS.

ALAS! HOW HARD IT IS TO SMILE.

YE GALLANT MEN OF ENGLAND.

HERE'S TO MY NATIVE LAND.

WHAT MAKES YOUR LEAVES FALL DOWN?

WHEN DROWSY DAYLIGHT.

OH! HAD SHE BEEN A LOWLY MAID.

THE OLD BARD'S WELCOME HOME.

OH! COME ACROSS THE FIELDS.

OH! WEAVE A GARLAND FOR MY BROW.

TO THE SPRING WIND.

TO A YOUNG LADY,

POOR TRAVELLERS ALL.

THE DYING ROSE.

THE MAN OF THE TIME.

THE WANDERER'S HYMN.

ALONE, UPON THE FLOWERY PLAIN.

LIFE'S TWILIGHT.

CHRISTMAS MORNING.

THE WOUNDED LARK.

THINGS GONE BY.

THE MOORLAND MAID.

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SONGS IN THE LANCASHIRE DIALECT.

COME WHOAM TO THY CHILDER AN' ME.

WHAT AILS THEE, MY SON ROBIN?

THE GRINDLESTONE.

GOD BLESS THESE POOR FOLK!

COME, MARY, LINK THI ARM I' MINE.

THE DULE'S I' THIS BONNET O' MINE.

JAMIE'S FROLIC.

TH' GOBLIN PARSON.

COME, JAMIE, LET'S UNDO THI SHOON.

WHILE TAKIN' A WIFT O' MY PIPE.

GOD BLESS THI SILVER YURE!

MARGIT'S COMIN'.

TH' SWEETHEART GATE.

FORGIVE ONE ANOTHER.

A LIFT ON THE WAY.

I'VE WORN MY BITS O' SHOON AWAY.

THESE MAUND'RIN' E'EN.

COME, LIMBER LADS.

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Poems and Lancashire Songs

By Edwin Waugh. Fourth Edition, With Additions

Edwin Waugh

1817-1890

Abel Heywood and Son Simpkin, Marshall and Co.

Manchester London

1876