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A Touch on the Times
Roy Palmer (editor) |
The Songs
The songs are referenced by page numbers.
Part 1: The Times Are Altered
- The Road (Roud V1100)
- The New Navigation
- Humphrey Hardfeatures’ Description of Cast-Iron Inventions (Roud V1119)
- Johnny Green’s Trip fro’ Owdhum to See the Manchester Railway (Roud V5922)
- Navvy on the Line (Roud V22720)
- The Navigators (Roud V9149)
- A New Song on the Opening of the Birmingham and Liverpool Railway (Roud V9499)
- The Cockney’s Trip to Brummagem (RoudBS B62823)
- The Wonderful Effects of the Leicester Rail Road (Roud V11573)
- The Jolly Waggoner (Roud 1088)
- The Railway Whistle or The Blessings of Hot-Water Travelling (Roud V10040)
- The Scenes of Manchester
- Oldham Workshops (Roud V15133)
- Gorton Town (Roud V12547)
- The Dalesman’s Litany (TYG 70)
- Liverpool’s an Altered Town (Roud V4490)
- I Can’t Find Brummagem (Roud V34542)
- My Grandfather’s Days (Roud V4258)
- The State of Great Britain, or, A Touch at the Times (Roud V16297)
Part 2: Stirrings on Saturday Night
- Saturday Night
- Sheffield’s a Wonderful Town, 0 (Roud V11545)
- The Rigs and Sprees of Leeds Town (Roud V9160)
- The Rigs and Fun of Nottingham Goose Fair (Roud V3585)
- Country Statutes (Roud V8429)
- Truro Agricultural Show (Roud 21219)
- The Bullard’s Song (Roud 23378)
- The Toon Improvement Bill or Nee Pleyce Noo ti Play (Roud V39874)
- The Bonny Gryy (Roud 211; TYG 81)
- The Football Match (Roud 1291)
Part 3: On Monday Morning I Married a Wife
- The Rambling Miner (Roud 518; G/D 7:1477)
- The Weaver and the Factory Maid (Roud 17771)
- Dashing Steam-Loom Weaver (Roud V2135)
- Poor Man’s Work is Never Done (Roud 1572; G/D 7:1291)
- Washing Day (Roud 3747)
- Fuddling Day, or Saint Monday in Answer to Washing Day (Roud V5887)
- Coulter’s Candy (Roud 19019)
- The Skeul-Board Man (Roud V25951)
- The Captain’s Apprentice (Roud 835)
- Cholera Humbug, or, The Arrival and Departure of the Cholera Morbus (Roud V34835)
- The Barnsley Anthem (Roud 23553)
- The Lasses’ Resolution to Follow the Fashion (RoudBS B73123)
- The Tea-Drinking Wives
- A Drop of Good Beer (Roud 1502)
- A Word of Advice (Roud V588)
- London Adulterations, or, Rogues in Grain, Tea, Coffee, Milk, Beer, Bread, Snuff, Mutton, Pork, Gin, Butter, etc. (Roud V4507)
- A Chapter of Cheats, or, The Roguery of Every Trade (Roud V3311)
- How Five and Twenty Shillings Were Expended in a Week (Roud V1598)
- Belly and Back (RoudBS B32643)
- Tally Man (Roud V15843)
- Wife for Sale (Roud 2898; Henry H226)
Part 4: Time to Remember the Poor
- The Rambling Comber (Roud 1473)
- The Miseries of the Framework Knitters (Roud V20853)
- John o’ Grinfield (Roud 1460)
- Birmingham Jack of All Trades (RoudBS B60383)
- The Tradesman’s Complaint (RoudBS B86195)
- New Dialogue and Song on the Times (Roud V29649)
- What Shocking Hard Times (Roud V15260)
- The Shurat Weaver’s Song (Roud V8918)
- Poor Frozen-Out Gardeners (Roud 22228)
- Cowd Stringy Pie (Roud 1408; TYG 30)
- The Rest of the Day’s Your Own (Roud 1485)
- The Buffalo (Roud 1026; G/D 6:1103)
- Botany Bay (Roud 261; Laws L16; G/D 2:260; Henry H691, 202)
- Jim Jones (Roud 5478)
- Curly Williams (Roud 21231)
- Wakefield Gaol (Roud 964)
- New Bailey Tread-Mill
- Durham Gaol
- A Dialogue and Song on the Starvation Poor Law Bill, Between Tom and Ben (RoudBS B64571)
- The New Gruel Shops (RoudBS B107939)
- New Song: To Hereford Old Town
- The People’s Comic Alphabet (Roud V7261)
Part 5: The World Turned Upside Down
- The Colliers’ March
- The Rights of Mankind
- Watkinson and his Thirteens (Roud V42221)
- General Ludd’s Triumph
- Hunting a Loaf (Roud V29318)
- A Radical Song
- A New Song on the Peterloo Meeting
- New Hunting Song
- The Chartists are Coming (Roud V23180)
- The Best-Dressed Man of Seghill, or, The Pitman’s Reward for Betraying His Brethren (Roud V47488)
- Striking Times (Roud V15590)
- The Cotton Lords of Preston (Roud V38682)
- The Lock-Out
- Happy Land (Roud 13784)
- The World Turned Upside Down (Roud V1687)
- Poor Man’s Heaven (Roud 16821)