THE

JACOBITE RELICS

OF

Scotland;

BEING

THE SONGS, AIRS, AND LEGENDS,

OF THE

Adherents to the House of Stuart.

COLLECTED AND ILLUSTRATED

BY

JAMES HOGG,

AUTHOR OF " THE QUEEN'S WAKE," &c. &c.

SECOND SERIES.

TOR LIBR

NEW-YORK

EDINBURGH:

PRINTED FOR WILLIAM BLACKWOOD, PRINCE'S STREET;

AND

T. CADELL AND W. DAVIES, STRAND, LONDON.

INDEX TO THE SONGS.

PAGE

A BALLAND, &c.

Aikendrum

A lamentable Ditty on the Death of Geordie
An excellent new Song on the Rebellion

An

yon

be he

Arms and the Man

Bessy's Haggies

Bonny Charlie

Britons who dare to claim

By the side of a country Kirk Wall

Callum-a-Glen. From the Gaelic
Carlisle Yetts

Charlie is my Darling (Modern)

168

22

104

102

77

140

191

89

154

52

113

155

198

92

93

194

Dialogue, &c. &c.

Dialogue, &c. &c. Modern Set

Farewell to Glen-Shalloch. From the Gaelic

For an Apple of Gold

From Bogie Side; or, The Marquis's Raide
Geordie sits in Charlie's Chair

Gladsmuir

He comes, he comes, the hero comes

Here's a Health to the valiant Swede
Here's his Health in Water

He winna be guided by me

Highland Harry

Johnnie Cope

Johnnie Cope. Second Set

Kenmure's on an' awa, Willie

Lament for the Lord Maxwell

Lenachan's Farewell, From the Gaelic
Lewie Gordon

127

71

149

199

28

6

10

160

48

13

202

118

82

44

176

25

60

206

111

113

147

27

33

211

189

81

Macdonald's
's Gathering. From the Gaelic
From the Gaelic

Maclean's Welcome.

Merry may the Keel row

Now Charles asserts his Father's right
O'er the Water to Charlie

O how shall I venture

O my bonny Highland Laddie

O my King

On the restoration of the Forfeited Estates, 1784

Our ain bonny Laddie

Prince Charles and Flora Macdonald's Welcome to Sky

Somebody

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204

84

90

58

159

76

57

115

20

207

9

172

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