Chapter XXXVI: Part III: , p. 24, Part IV, p. xxxi, taken down from James Olver, (23)

217. The Broom of Cowdenknows.
Thomson, W., I, No 10;
Barsanti, 13;
Ritson, S., I, 118;
Smith, R., II, 45;
Thomson, G., III, 32;
Motherwell, No 10 (=D=);
Christie, I, 126, 284;
Chappell, 461.

218. The False Lover won Back.
Christie, I, 144 (=B=).

219. The Gardener.
Kinloch, to p. 74 (=A=);
Christie, II, 206 (=B=);
Baring-Gould, S., IV, 52, No 108.

221. Katherine Jaffray.
Christie, II, 16.

225. Rob Roy.
Smith, R., I, 32 (=G=).

226. Lizie Lindsay.
Johnson, No. 434;
Smith, R., II, 100, 101;
Graham, H, 82;
Christie, II, 88;
privately printed, Brighton, 1895 (=H=).

227. Bonny Lizie Baillie.
Johnson, No 456 (=d=);
Smith, R., IV, 90 (=f=).

228. Glasgow Peggie.
Christie, I, 70 (=E=).

229. Earl Crawford.
Christie, I, 68 (=A=).

231. The Earl of Errol.
Christie, I, 206;
II, 40.

232. Richie Story.
Christie, I, 72 (=G= =d=).

233. Andrew Lammie.
Motherwell, No 28 (=C= =b=);
Christie, I, 48 (=C=).

235. The Earl of Aboyne.
Christie, I, 22 (=B= =a=).

236. The Laird o Drum.
Kinloch, to p. 199 (=A= =b=);
Christie, I, 24.

237. The Duke of Gordon’s Daughters.
Johnson, No 419 (=a=);
Smith, R., IV, 98 (=a=);
Christie, I, 2.

238. Glenlogie, or, Jean o Bethelnie.
Smith, R., IV, 78 (=I= =b=);
Christie, I, 54 (=E= =b=), 282.

239. Lord Saltoun and Auchanachie.
Christie, I, 10 (=B= =b=).

240. The Rantin Laddie.
Johnson, No 462 (=A= =a=);
Smith, R., IV, 6 (=A=);
Christie, I, 210 (=A= =b=).

241. The Baron o Leys.
Johnson, No 237 (The Linkin Ladie).

243. James Harris (The Dæmon Lover).
Motherwell, No 1 (=F=);
Christie, I, 138.

245. Young Allan.
Christie, I, 252.

247. Lady Elspat.
Christie, I, 102.

248. The Grey Cock, or, Saw you my Father?
Johnson, No 76;
Smith, R., VI, 54 (=a=);
Chappell, 731 (=b=);
Graham, I, 102 (=a=).

250. Henry Martyn.
Kidson, 30 (=B= =c=), 31 (=B= =b=);
Baring-Gould, S., III, 2.

251. Lang Johnny More.
Christie, I, 44.

252. The Kitchie Boy.
Christie, I, 14.

253. Thomas o Yonderdale.
Christie, I, 96 (=b=).

254. Lord William, or, Lord Lundy.
Motherwell, No 19 (=A=).

255. Willie’s Fatal Visit.
Christie, I, 218.

257. Burd Isabel and Earl Patrick.
Christie, II, 34 (=B=).

260. Lord Thomas and Lady Margaret.
Christie, II, 12 (=B=).

265. The Knight’s Ghost.
Christie, II, 238.

266. John Thomson and the Turk.
Christie, II, 52.

267. The Heir of Linne.
Christie, I, 112 (=B= =c=).

269. Lady Diamond.
Christie, II, 218.

270. The Earl of Mar’s Daughter.
Christie, II, 38.

271. The Lord of Lorn and the False Steward.
Chappell, 230 (=B=).

273. King Edward the Fourth and a Tanner of Tamworth.
Chappell, 392(?), 542(?).

274. Our Goodman.
Johnson, No 454 (=A=);
Smith, R., IV, 66 (=A=).

275. Get up and Bar the Door.
Ritson, S., I, 226 (=A= =a=);
Johnson, Nos 300 (=A= =a=), 365 (=C=);
Smith, R., I, 62 (=A=);
Thomson, G., II, 8;
Graham, II, 62 (=A= =a=);
Christie, II, 262 (=A= =a=).

276. The Friar in the Well.
Chappell, 274 (=A=).

279. The Jolly Beggar.
Thomson, W., I, 95, App. No 43;
Ritson, S., I, 168;
Johnson, No 266 (=B= =a=).

280. The Beggar Laddie.
Christie, I, 100 (=D=).

281. The Keach i the Creel.
Motherwell, No 29;
Bruce, 82 (=A=).

282. Jock the Leg and the Merry Merchant.
Christie, I, 130.

283. The Crafty Farmer.
Chappell, 554 (=c=);
Mason, 43 (=f=);
Kidson, 141 (=b=);
Baring-Gould, S., I, 38 (=c=).

284. John Dory.
Ritson, A., 164;
Chappell, 68.

286. The Sweet Trinity (The Golden Vanity).
Gordon, II, 317 (=B= =a=);
Christie, I, 238 (=C= =c=);
Baring-Gould, S., III, 24 (=C= =d=);
Broadwood, 182 (=C=).

289. The Mermaid.
Motherwell, No 30 (=E= =b=);
Chappell, 743 (=B=).

293. John of Hazelgreen.
Kinloch, to p. 206 (=B=);
Christie, I, 124.

298. Young Peggy.
Christie, II, 20.

299. Trooper and Maid.
Christie, II, 210 (=A=).

BALLAD AIRS FROM MANUSCRIPT

3 C. THE FAUSE KNIGHT UPON THE ROAD.

Miss M. Macmath.

[Music]

“Oh where are ye gaun,” says the fause knight up- on the road.
“I’m gaun to the schule,” says the wee boy; and still he stood.

9 G. THE FAIR FLOWER OF NORTHUMBERLAND.

Sharpe MS.

[Music]

10 Bc. THE TWA SISTERS.

Abbotsford MS. “Scottish Songs.”

[Music]

There was twa sis-ters in a bour, Ed-in-bor-ough, Ed-in-borough; There
was twa sis-ters in ae bour, Stir-ling for ay. There was
twa sis-ters in ae bour, There came a . . knight to
be their wooer, Bon-ny St. John-ston stands up-on Tay.

10 W. THE TWA SISTERS.

T. Lugten, Kelso.

[Music]

There were three la-dies play-ing at the ba,
Nor-ham, down by Nor-ham, And oot cam a knight to
view them a,’ By the bon-nie mill-dams o Nor-ham.]

10. THE TWA SISTERS.

Mrs Harris and others.

[Music]

11 C. THE CRUEL BROTHER.

Harris MS.

[Music]

12 D. Lord Randal.

Received from J. F. Campbell (of Islay). “Transcribed by G. E. Johnstone.”

[Music]

Oh, where hae ye been, Lord
I hae been to the wild wood, mith-er
For I’m

12 P. LORD RANDAL.

Miss M. Macmath.

[Music]

Whare hae ye been a’ day. Lord Ran-dal, my son? Whare
hae ye been a’ day, my hand-some young one? I’ve been
in the wood hunt-ing, Mother, make my bed soon, For I’m
wea-ry, wea-ry hunt-ing and fain would lie down.

17 I. HIND HORN.

Miss M. Macmath.

[Music]

She gave him a gay gold ring, hey lil-le-lu and how lo lan, and
he gave her a far bet-ter thing, Wi my hey down and a he did-dle down-ie.

20 Ja. THE CRUEL MOTHER.

Mrs Harris and others.

[Music]

40. THE QUEEN OF ELFAN’S NOURICE.

W. Walker, Aberdeen.[132]

[Music]

42. CLERK COLVILL.

Abbotsford MS. “Scottish Songs.”[133]

[Music]

42. CLERK COLVILL. (Revised.)

[Music]

Clerk Col-vill and his la-dye gay

46 Be. CAPTAIN WEDDERBURN’S COURTSHIP.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

47 D. PROUD LADY MARGARET.

Harris MS.

[Music]

53. YOUNG BEICHAN.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

58 J. SIR PATRICK SPENS.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

61. SIR COLIN.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

63 E. CHILD WATERS.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

68 C. YOUNG HUNTING.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

75. LORD LOVEL.

_As sung in Aberdeen above forty years ago._

W. Walker.

[Music]

speed, . And wished Lord Lov-el much speed.]

77. SWEET WILLIAM’S GHOST.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

84 A. BONNY BARBARA ALLAN.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

89 C. FAUSE FOODRAGE.

Harris MS.

[Music]

95 L. THE MAID FREED FROM THE GALLOWS.

Miss E. M. Backus, North Carolina.

[Music]

97 Ab. BROWN ROBIN.

Abbotsford MS. “Scottish Songs.”

[Music]

98 B. BROWN ADAM.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

99 A. JOHNIE SCOT.

Abbotsford MS., “Scottish Songs.”

[Music]

99 O. JOHNIE SCOT.

Miss M. Macmath.

[Music]

Out then spak his auld fai-ther, And a blythe auld man was he, sayin, “I’ll
send five hun-ner o my brisk young men, To bear John-ie com-pa-nie.”

100 J. WILLIE O WINSBURY

Miss M. Macmath.

[Music]

There was a lass in the north countie, And her cloth-ing it was the
green; And she’s looked ower her fa-thr’s cas-tle wa’, For to
see her fa-ther’s ships sail in, For to see her fa-ther’s ships on sea.

106. THE FAMOUS FLOWER OF SERVING-MEN.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

114 G. JOHNIE COCK.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

157 I. GUDE WALLACE.

Sharpe MS.

[Music]

161 (V, 243). THE BATTLE OF OTTERBURN.

Sharpe MS.

It was a-bout the Lam-mes time When moor-land men do win their hay,
Brave Earl Doug-lass in ar-mer bright, Marchd to the Bor-der with-out de-lay.

[Music]

163. THE BATTLE OF HARLAW.

W. Walker, “from a residenter in the Garioch.”

[Music]

164. KING HENRY FIFTH’S CONQUEST OF FRANCE.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

164 (V, 245). KING HENRY FIFTH’S CONQUEST OF FRANCE.

Sharpe MS.

[Music]

169 C. JOHNIE ARMSTRONG.

Sharpe MS.

[Music]

169. JOHNIE ARMSTRONG.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

173 J. MARY HAMILTON.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

182 D. THE LAIRD O LOGIE.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

222 (V, 261). BONNY BABY LIVINGSTON.

Sharpe MS.

Bon-ny An-ny Liv-ie-ston Went out to see the play,
By came the Laird of Glen-lion And took her quite a-way.

[Music]

226 H. LIZIE LINDSAY.

_As sung by George Mitchell, Edgell Castle, Forfarshire._

W. Walker.

[Music]

228 C. GLASGOW PEGGIE.

Miss M. Macmath.

It was on a day, and a fine sum-mer’s day, When the
Low-lands they were mak-ing read-y, There I es-pied a
weel far’d lass; She was gaun to Glas-gow, and they ca’ her Peggy.

[Music]

235 E. THE EARL OF ABOYNE.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

247 b. LADY ELSPAT.

Abbotsford MS., “Scottish Songs.”

[Music]

247 b. LADY ELSPAT. (Revised.)

How brent is . . your brow, my la-dy Els-pat; How . . gold-
en yel-low is your hair! Of a’ the . . maids in . . fair . . . .
Scot-land There . . is . . none like . . la-dy Els-pat fair.]

[Music]

250 E (V, 302). ANDREW BARTIN.

Miss L. P. Haskell, South Carolina.

Three bold bro’s of mer-rie Scot-land, And three bold broth-ers were
they, And they cast lots, the one with the oth-er, t’see
Who should go rob-bing all oer the salt sea, And they cast lots, the
one with the oth-er, t’see Who sh’d go rob-bing all oer the salt sea.

[Music]

256 A. ALISON AND WILLIE.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

258 B. BROUGHTY WA’S.

Mrs Harris.

[Music]

278 B. THE FARMER’S CURST WIFE.

Miss M. Macmath.

The auld Deil cam to the man at the pleugh, Rum-chy ae de aid-ie, saying, “I
wish ye gude luck at the mak-ing o yer sheugh.” Mushy toor-in an ant tan air-a.

[Music]

281. THE KEACH I THE CREEL.

W. Walker, Aberdeen.

[Music]

286 Ba. THE SWEET TRINITY. (The Golden Vanity.)

Macmath MS.

From a copy in the handwriting of P. S. Fraser (slightly corrected).

[Music]

286 Cg. THE SWEET TRINITY. (The Golden Vanity.)

Miss M. Macmath.

There was a ship of the North Coun-trie, And the name of the ship was
the Gold-en Trin-i-tie; She was sail-ing in the Low-lands
low, low, low, She was sail-ing in the Low-Lands low.]

[Music]

299 D (V, 306). TROOPER AND MAID.

Macmath MS.

The troop-er lad cam to oor gate, And oh, but he was wea-ry; He
rap-ped at and chap-ped at, Syne called for his kind dear-y.

[Music]

FOOTNOTES:

[132] “Perhaps an improvised adaptation of a pibroch tune.”

[133] Also noted in Glenriddell’s hand in the fly-leaf at the end of Vol. I of his copy of Herd, 1776, in the Signet Library.

W. Macmath.

INDEX OF BALLAD TITLES

English and Scottish.

The Abashed Knight, II, 480.

Abduction of Nelly Symon, V, 264.

Adam Bell, Clim of the Clough, and William of Cloudesly (No 116),
III, 14-39, 518; IV, 496; V, 297.
III, 90, 95, 96, 121 n., 334; IV, 391, 516 n.

Adambel, Clym of the cloughe, and Wyllyam of cloudesle, III, 14.

Adam Bell, Clim of the Clough, and William of Cloudesle, III, 14.

Adam Bell, Clime of the Cloug[he], and William off Cloudeslee, III,
14.

Adam Bell, The Second Part of, III, 34-39.
III, 214.

Airlie (==The Earl of Errol), V, 268.

Alison and Willie (No 256), IV, 416 f.

Allan Water, or, A Lover in Captivity, IV, 184.

Allan Water, or, My Love Annie’s very Bonny, IV, 184.

Allison Gross (No 35), I, 313-5; III, 504; V, 214.
I, 315, 339 n.

Amang the blue flowers and yellow, I, 247.

Andrew Bartin, V, 302 f.

Andrew Bodee, IV, 393.

Andrew Lammie (No 233), IV, 300-8.
IV, 92.

Annan Water, IV, 184 f.
IV, 179.

Annie Livingston, IV, 231.

Archie o Cawfield (No 188), III, 484-95; IV, 516 f.
III, 476 n.

Archie of Cafield, III, 484, IV, 516.

Archie of the Cawfield, III, 484.

Armstrong and Musgrave, IV, 432.

Arthur’s Seat shall be my Bed, or, Love in Despair, IV, 105.
IV, 93.

As I went out ae May morning, IV, 332.

Auld Carle Hood, or, Earl Brand, I, 489, 491.

The Auld Harper, IV, 16.

Auld Ingram, II, 126.
II, 113 n.

Auld Matrons (No 249), IV, 391 f.
II, 406; III, 15 n.

Aye as the Gowans grow gay, I, 22.

Baby Livingstone, IV, 231.

Babylon, or, The Bonnie Banks o Fordie (No 14), I, 170-7, 501; II,
499; III, 499 f.; IV, 450; V, 209, 287.
I, 121 n.

The Baffled Knight (No 112), II, 479-93; III, 518; IV, 495; V, 239
f., 296.
II, 378; III, 258 n.

The Baffled Knight, or, the Lady’s Policy, II, 479.

The Bailiff’s Daughter of Islington (No 105), II, 426-8; III, 518;
V, 237.

Ballade of the Scottysche Kynge, IV, 499.

The Banished Man, I, 170.

The Banks of Italy, IV, 360.

The Banks of Omey, IV, 270.

Bar aye your bower door weel, I, 300.

Barbara Allan, II, 276.

Barbara Allen’s Cruelty, II, 276, 278.

Barbara Livingston, IV, 231.

The Baron of Brackley (No 203), IV, 79-89, 522; V, 253 f., 298.
II, 240; IV, 309 n.

The Baron of Braickly, IV, 309 n.

The Baron o Leys (No 241), IV, 355-8; V, 275.

The Baronne (Barrone) of Braikley (Braikly), IV, 79.

The Barron of Breachell, V, 253 f.

The Battle of Agincourt, V, 245.

The Battle of Alford, IV, 78.

The Battle of Balrinnes, III, 317, and n.

The Battle of Harlaw (No 163), III, 316-20; V, 245.

The Battle of Loudon Hill, IV, 105.

The Battle of Otterburn (No 161), III, 289-302, 520; IV, 499-502;
V, 243 f., 297.
III, 304, 305, 332.

The Battle of Philiphaugh (No 202), IV, 77-9.

Bauld Rankin, II, 320.

The Beautifull Shepherdesse of Arcadia, II, 457, 476 f.

The Beggar-Laddie (No 280), V, 116-20, 305.

The Beggar’s Bride, V, 116.

The Beggar’s Dawtie, V, 116.

Benorie, I, 493 f.

The Bent sae Brown (No 71), II, 170-3; III, 509; IV, 469; V, 223;
II, 167, 240.

Bertram the Bauld Archer, III, 1; IV, 495.

Bessy Bell and Mary Gray (No 201), IV, 75-77, 522; V, 253.

The Betrayed Lady, I, 111.

Bewick and Graham (No. 211), IV, 144-50, 522.

Bewick and Grahame, the Song of, IV, 144-8.

Billie Archie, III, 484.

Binnorie, I, 118, 493, 495.

Binnorie, O an Binnorie, I, 118.

The Birth of Robin Hood, II, 412.
I, 178, 182; II, 406, 411, 416.

The Bishop of Hereford’s Entertainment by Robin Hood and Little
John, etc., III, 196.

Blancheflour and Jellyflorice (No 300), V, 175 f.

The Blende Harper, etc., IV, 16.

The Blind Harper, IV, 16.

The Blind Harper of Lochmaben, IV, 16.

Bloody Lambkin, II, 513.

Blow the winds, heigh, ho! II, 479.

Blue Flowers and Yellow, I, 247.

The Blue Flowers and the Yellow, I, 247; IV, 453.

The Blynde Harpers, with the Answere, “a ballet,” IV, 16.

Bob Norice, II, 263.

Bold Burnet’s Daughter, I, 450.

Bold Dickie, III, 495.

The Bold Pedlar and Robin Hood (No 132), III, 154 f.; V, 240.
III, 130, 137, 144 n., 168; V, 126.

Bold Rankin, II, 320.

Bondsey and Maisry, II, 281.

Bonnie Annie (No 24), I, 244-7; IV, 452 f.
I, 182; II, 499.

Bonnie Annie Livieston, V, 261.

Bonny Baby Livingston (No 222), IV, 231-9, 523; V, 261 f.
IV, 423.

The Bonny Banks O Fordie (No 14).
See Babylon.

Bonny Barbara Allan (No 84), II, 276-9; III, 514.
V, 166.

Bonny Bee Hom (No 92), II, 317-9; V, 229.
I, 200 f.; II, 156, 234.

The Bonny Birdy (No 82), II, 260 f.
II, 243.

The Bonny Bows o London, I, 118.

The Bonny Braes of Yarrow, IV, 160.

The Bonny Brown Girl, V, 166.

The Bonny Earl of Livingston, II, 309.

The Bonny Earl of Murray (No 181), III, 447-9; IV, 515.
IV, 44.

Bonny Foot-Boy, IV, 400.
II, 441; IV, 451 a.

Bonnie George Campbell, IV, 142.

The Bonny Hind (No 50), I, 444-7; V, 218.
I, 178, 185, 283 n.

The Bonny Hind Squire, I, 425.

The Bonnie House o Airlie (No. 199), IV, 54-60; V, 252.
IV, 161 n.

The Bonnie (Bonny) House o (of) Airlie (Airly, Airley), IV, 54.

The Bonny Hyn (Heyn), I, 444, 447.

Bonnie James Campbell (No 210), IV, 142-4.

Bonnie Jean o Bethelnie, IV, 338.

Bonnie John Campbell, IV, 142.

Bonny John Seton (No 198), IV, 51-4; V, 251 f.

Bonnie Johnie Scot, II, 377.

The Bonny Lads of Anglesey (No 220), IV, 214 f.

The Bonnie Lass o Englessies Dance, IV, 214.

The Bonnie Lass o Fyvie, V, 172.

The Bonnie Lass o the Hie Toun End, V, 153.

The Bonny Lass of Lochvoyan, or Lochroyan, II, 213.

Bonnie Lizie Baillie (No 227), IV, 266-70; V, 265.

Bonny Lizie Lindsay, IV, 255.

Bonny (Bonnie) May (==The Broom of Cowdenknows); IV, 191; (==The
Keach i the Creel), V, 121.

The Bonnie Mermaid, V, 148.

The Bonnie Milldams o Binnorie, I, 118.

Bonny Molly Stewart, II, 317 n.

Bonny Peggy, IV, 270.

Bonny Peggy Irvine, IV, 311.

Bonnie Rantin Laddie, IV, 351.

Bonnie Susie Cleland, II, 112.

The Bonnie Wee Croodlin Dow, I, 151.

Bony Catrain Jaffry, V, 260.

Bothwell, I, 62.

Bothwell Bridge (No 206), IV, 108-10.
IV, 106.

The Boy and the Mantle (No 29), I, 257-74, 507; II, 502; III, 503;
IV, 454; V, 212 f., 289.

The Braes o Yarrow (No 214), IV, 160-77, 522 f.; V, 255 f.
IV, 276.

The Braes of Yarrow, Logan’s, IV, 161, 178; Hamilton’s, IV, 163.

The Brave Earl Brand and the King of England’s Daughter, I, 88.

The Bridal Sark, I, 7.

The Bridegroom Darg, I, 7.

The Bride’s Testament, I, 141, 496.

Brig. Macintosh’s Farewell to the Highlands, or, Macintosh was a
Soldier Brave, IV, 117.

The Broom blooms bonnie (bonie) (==Leesome Brand), I, 177.

The Broom blooms bonnie (==Sheath and Knife), I, 185; V, 210.

The Broom o the Cathery Knowes, II, 346.

The Broom of Cowdenknows (No 217), IV, 191-209, 523; V, 257 f.
I, 446; III, 451; V, 153.

The Broom of the Cowdenknowes, IV, 191.

The Broomfield Hill (No 43), I, 390-9, 508; II, 506; III, 506; IV,
459; V, 290.
I, 335; IV, 389.

Broomfield Hills, I, 390.

The Brothers-in-Arms, IV, 145.

Broughty Wa’s (No 258), IV, 423 f.

Brown Adam (No 98), II, 373-6.
V, 234.

Brown Adam the Smith, II, 373.

The Brown Bride and Lord Thomas, II, 179.

Brown Edom, II, 373.

The Brown Girl (No 295), V, 166-8.

The Brown Girl (==Lord Thomas and Fair Annet), III, 509 f.

Brown Robin (No 97), II, 368-73.

Brown Robyn and Mally, II, 368.

Brown Robyn’s Confession (No 57), II, 13-6, 510; III, 508; IV, 462
f.; V, 220, 292.
I, 245, and n., 436; II, 17.

The Buchanshire Tragedy (==Sir James the Ross), IV, 156.

Burd Alone, II, 83.

Burd Bell, IV, 417.

Burd Ellen, II, 83.

Burd Ellen and Young Tamlane (No 28), I, 256, 507; III, 503.

Burd Helen (==Fair Annie), II, 63.

Burd Helen (==Child Waters), II, 83.
I, 23 n.

Burd Hellen, or, Browghty Wa’s, IV, 428.

Burd Isabel and Earl Patrick (No 257), IV, 417-23; V, 278 f.

Burd Isbel and Sir Patrick, IV, 417.

Burning of Auchindown, III, 456.

The Burning of Frendraught, IV, 39.

The Burning o Loudon Castle, III, 423.

The Burning of the Tower of Frendraught, IV, 521 f.

The Cambrick Shirt, I, 6.

Captain Car, or, Edom o Gordon (No 178), III, 423-38, 520; IV, 513-5;
V, 247 f., 299.
IV, 44, 64.

Captain Glen, II, 16; IV, 463.

Captain Ward and the Rainbow (No 287), V, 143-5, 305.

Captain Wedderburn’s Courtship (No 46), I, 414-25; II, 507; III, 507;
IV, 459; V, 216 f., 291.
I, 1, 2 n., 3 n., 20, 426.

Captain Wederburn, V, 216.

Carle of Kelly-Burn Braes, V, 107.

The Carnal and the Crane (No 55), II, 7-10, 509 f.; III, 507; IV,
462; V, 220.
I, 233, 235.

A Carol for St. Stephen’s Day, I, 233.

The Carpenter’s Wife, IV, 360.

The Carrying-off of the Heiress of Kinady, IV, 309, and n.

Castle Ha’s Daughter, I, 450.

Catharine (Catherine) Jaffery (Janferry), IV, 216.

Catherine Johnson (Johnstone), IV, 216.

Cathrine Jaffray, IV, 216.

Charles Graeme, IV, 475 f.

Charlie MacPherson (No 234), IV, 308-10; V, 301.

The Cherry-Tree, II, 1.

The Cherry-Tree Carol (No 54), II, 1-6, 509; V, 220.

Chevy Chase, III, 303, 314.
III, 293, 317.

Chield Morice, II, 263, 274.

Chil Brenton, I, 62.

Child Brenton, I, 62.

Child Maurice (No 83), II, 263-75; III, 514; IV, 478.
II, 127, 303, 377, 378; V, 284.

Child Noryce, II, 263; IV, 478.

Child Nourice, Buchan’s MSS, II, 264.

The Child of Ell, I, 88.

Child Owlet (No 291), V, 156 f., 305.

Child Rowland to the darke tower came, fragment, V, 201.

Child Vyet, II, 126.

Child Waters (No 63), II, 83-100, 511; III, 508; IV, 463; V, 220-2.
I, 23 n., 49 n., 112 n.; II, 127, 406, 430, 458, 499; IV, 186, 423.

Chirstie Graeme, IV, 144.

Christopher White (No 108), II, 439 f.

Clark Colven, I, 371 f.

Clerk Colin, V, 215.

Clerk Colvill (No 42), I, 371-89; II, 506; III, 506; IV, 459; V, 215
f., 290.
II, 143; IV, 187; V, 284.

Clerk Colvill, or, The Mermaid, I, 371.

Clerk Sandy, II, 156; IV, 468.

Clerk Saunders (No 69), II, 156-67, 512; III, 509; IV, 468 f.; V,
223, 293.
II, 100, 167, 170, 173, 226, 240, 244, 317, 406; IV, 39, 163, 276,
415, 474; V, 91, 166.

Clerk Tamas, IV, 426.

Clerk Tamas and Fair Annie, IV, 426.

The Clerks of Owsenfoord, II, 173.

The Clerk’s Twa Sons o Owsenford (No 72), II, 173-91, 512; III,
509; IV, 469, 293.
II, 112 n., 156, 238, 264, 417.

The Clerks Two Sons of Oxenfoord, II, 173.

Clyde’s (Clide’s) Water (==The Mother’s Malison) (No 216), IV,
185-91; V, 256 f., 301.
IV, 117, 415, 471 b.

Clyde’s Water (==Young Hunting), II, 142.

The Coble o Cargill (No 242), IV, 358-60.

Cold blows the wind, III, 512.

Cold blows the wind, sweetheart, IV, 474.

The Cooper of Fife, V, 104.

Cospatrick, I, 62; V, 283 n.

A councell brave [grave] our king did hold, ballad on Agincourt,
III, 321.

The Countess of Errol, IV, 282.

Courteous King Jamie, Lewis’s ballad, I, 297.

The Courteous Knight, I, 425.

The Courtier and Country Maid, II, 483.

The Covering Blue, V, 121.

The Crafty Farmer (No 283), V, 128-31.

The Crafty Miller, V, 128.

The Crafty Ploughboy, V, 129.

The Creel, or, Bonny May, V, 121.

The Croodin Doo, I, 151; V, 209.

The Croodlin Doo, I, 151.

Crow and Pie (No 111), II, 478 f.

The Crowdin Dou, I, 498.

The Cruel Brother (No 11), I, 141-51, 496-8; II, 498; III, 499; IV,
449; V, 208, 286.
I, 66 n., 155, 383 n., 436; II, 298.

The Cruel Brother, or, the Bride’s Testament, I, 141.

The Cruel Knight, II, 288.

Cruel Lammikin, II, 320.

The Cruel Mother (No 20), I, 218-27, 504 f.; II, 500 f.; III, 502;
IV, 451; V, 211 f., 287.
I, 230.

The Cruel Sister, I, 118; IV, 447.

Cruel William, II, 83.

The Cruelty of Barbara Allen, II, 276.

The Cunning Clerk, V, 121.

The Dæmon Lover (No 243). See James Harris.

The Dainty Downby, V, 153.

Dame Oliphant, or, Willie o Douglass-dale, II, 406.

Davie Faw, IV, 61.

Dead Maid’s Land, V, 259.

Death and the Lady, II, 204.

The Death of John Seton, IV, 51.

Death of Lord Rannal, V, 209.

Death of Lord Warriston, IV, 28.

The Death of Parcy Reed (No 193), IV, 24-8, 520 f.

The Death of Queen Jane (No 170), III, 372-6; V, 245 f., 298.

The Death of the Countess of Aboyne, IV, 309 n., 311.

The Deil’s Courting, I, 6.

The Deil’s Courtship, I, 6.

Dernie Hughie, II, 480.

The Devil and the Scold, V, 305.

Devonshire’s Noble Duel with Lord Danby, in the year 1687, IV, 110.

Diabolus et Virgo, V, 283.

Dick o the Cow (No 185), III, 461-8.
III, 475 n.; IV, 1.

Dick of the Cow, An excelent Old Song cald, III, 461.

The Disconsolate Lady, II, 424.

A Discourse betwixt (between) a young Woman and the Elphin
Knight, I, 6, 20.

The Distressed Ship-Carpenter, IV, 360, 369.

Diverus and Lazarus, II, 10.

Dives and Lazarus (No 56), II, 10-12, 510; III, 507 f.; IV, 462; V,
220, 292.

Donald M’Queen’s Flight wi Lizie Menzie, V, 305 f.

Donald of the Isles (==Glasgow Peggie), IV, 270.

Donald of the Isles (==Lizie Lindsay), IV, 255.

The Douglas Tragedy, I, 88, 91, 96, 99, 489, 492; II, 170 n., 457
n.; III, 497; IV, 64, and n., 426.

Douglass Dale, II, 406.

Dowie Banks of Yarrow, IV, 160.

The Dowie Den in Yarrow, IV, 160.

The Dowie Dens, IV, 160.

The Dowy Dens, non-traditional ballad, IV, 163.

The Dowie Dens o Yarrow (==The Water o Gamrie), IV, 178.

The Dowie Dens of Yarrow, IV, 160, 522.

The Dowie Downs o Yarrow, IV, 160.

The Dowie Glens of Yarrow, IV, 160, 177 b.

The Dowy Houms o Yarrow, IV, 160.

The Dragoon and Peggy, V, 172.

The Drowned Lady, I, 118.

The Drowned Lovers, I, 372, and n., 435; II, 240; IV, 185.

Drowsy Lane, I, 300.

Drumclog (Loudon Hill) (No 205), IV, 105.

The Drunkard’s Legacy, V, 12, 19 f.

Dugall Quin (No 294), V, 165 f., 305 f.

The Duke of Athol, IV, 299.

Duke of Athole’s Gates, IV, 150.

(The) Duke (o) of Athol’s Nourice, IV, 150.

The Duke of Athole’s Nurse (No 212), IV, 150-5.
IV, 161, 178.

The Duke of Bedford, V, 298.

The Duke of Gordon’s Daughter (No 237), IV, 332-8; V, 273.

The Duke of Gordon’s Daughters, IV, 332.

The Duke of Gordon’s Three Daughters, IV, 332, 335.

Duke of Perth’s Three Daughters, I, 170.

The Duke’s Daughter’s Cruelty, II, 500, 501.

Durham Field (No 159), III, 282-7; V, 297.
III, 352.

Earl Bichet, IV, 460.

Earle Bodwell, III, 399.

Earl Bothwell (No 174), III, 399-401; V, 247.

Earl Bran, I, 88; IV, 444.

Earl Brand (No 7), I, 88-105, 489-93; II, 498; III, 497 f.; IV,
443-5; V, 207, 285 f.
I, 67, 93, 95, and n., 106, 178, 496; II, 170 n., 240; IV, 64.

Earl Crawford (No 229), IV, 276-80; V, 301.

Earl Lithgow, II, 457.

Earl Marshall, III, 257; IV, 498.

The Earl of Aboyne (No 235), IV, 311-21; V, 270-2, 301 f.
IV, 355.

Earl of Aboyne, IV, 311.

The Earl o Boyn, IV, 311.

The Earl o Bran, IV, 443 f.

The Earl of Douglas and Dame Oliphant, II, 406.

The Earl of Errol (No 231), IV, 282-91; V, 267-70.

Earl of Errol and Lady Catherine Carnegie, Ballad of Gilbert, IV,
289.

Earl of Essex, V, 145.

Earl of Hume, IV, 270.

The Earl of Mar’s Daughter (No 270), V, 38-42.

The Earl of Rosslyn’s Daughter, I, 414.

The Earl of Westmoreland (No 177), III, 416-23, V, 299.
III, 402, 408.

Earle of Westmorelande, III, 416.

The Earl of Winton’s Daughter, IV, 291.

Earl Patrick, IV, 375.

Earl Patrick and Burd Isabel, IV, 417.

Earl Patrick Graham, II, 17.

Earl Patricke Spensse, II, 17.

Earl Richard (==Young Hunting) II, 142.

Earl Richard (==The Knight and Shepherd’s Daughter), I, 67 n.; II,
457.

Earl Richard’s Daughter, IV, 400.

Earl Richard, the Queen’s Brother, II, 457.

Earl Richmond, IV, 492.

Earl Robert, II, 284.

Earl Rothes (No 297), V, 170.

Earl Walter, ballad of Mrs Hampden Pye, II, 83.

Earlington’s Daughter, IV, 445 b.

Earlistown, IV, 109.

Eastmuir King, II, 296.

The Eastmure King and the Westmure King, II, 51 n., 296.

Edinburgh castle, towne and tower, fragment, V, 202.

Edom of Achendoon, V, 247.

Edom o Gordon (Captain Car), (No 178), III, 423-38, 520; IV, 513-15;
V, 247 f.
IV, 44, 64.

Edward (No 13), I, 167-70, 501; II, 499; III, 499; V, 209, 287.
I, 143, 155, 437, 446.

The Egyptian Laddy, IV, 61.

The Elfin Knicht, I, 6.

The Elfin Knight (No 2), I, 6-20, 484 f.; II, 495 f.; III, 496; IV,
439 f.; V, 205 f., 284.
I, 23 n., 178 n., 283.

Elfrida and Sir James of Perth, IV, 156.

Elisa Bailly, V, 265.

The Enchanted Ring, II, 317.

Eppie Morrie (No 223), IV, 239 f.; V, 262.
IV, 232, 245.

Eppie Norrie, V, 262 b.

Erlinton (No 8), I, 106-11; III, 498 f.; IV, 445-7.
I, 88, and n., 93, 178.

Errol’s Place, IV, 282.

Fair Annie (No 62), II, 63-83, 511; IV, 463; V, 220.
II, 180 n.; IV, 409.

Fair Annie and Sweet Willie, II, 179.

Fair Annie of Lochroyan, II, 17, 100.

Fair Anny, II, 213.

Fair Eleanor’s Tragedy, II, 180; III, 509 b.

Fair Ellen, V, 220.

The Fair Flower of Northumberland (No 9), I, 111-18, 493; II, 498;
III, 499; V, 207 f.
I, 49 n., 432, 456 n.; III, 351.

Fair Helen of Kirconnell, II, 429.

Fair Isabell of Rochroyall, II, 213.

Fair Janet (No 64), II, 100-11; III, 508; IV, 464-6; V, 222, 292.
I, 96; II, 113, and n., 137, 499; III, 381, 497 b.; IV, 39, 411,
471.

Fair Janet and Sweet William, II, 100.

Fair Mabel of Wallington, II, 309.

Fair Margaret (==Child Waters), II, 83.

Fair Margaret (==Proud Lady Margaret), I, 425.

Fair Margaret and Sweet William (No 74), II, 199-203; V, 224 f., 293.
I, 96; II, 156, 180, 204, 205, 214, 288.

Fair Margaret’s Misfortune (Misfortunes), II, 199, and n., 203.

Fair Mary of Wallington (No 91), II, 309-17, 513; III, 515; IV, 479
f.; V, 227-9.
II, 126 n., 127, 377.

Fair Orange Green (==Jamie Douglas), IV, 90.

A fair pretty maiden she sat on her bed, IV, 439.

The Fairy Court, I, 335.

The Fairy Knight, I, 6, 178 n.

The False Knight, I, 20, 485.

The False Knight Outwitted, I, 22.

The False Lover Won Back (No 218), IV, 209-11.

False Sir John, I, 22.

The Famous Flower of Serving-men (No 106), II, 428-32; III, 518;
IV, 492.
II, 501.

The Famous Flower of Serving-men, or, The Lady turned Serving-man,
II, 431.

The Famous Sea-Fight between Captain Ward and the Rainbow, V, 145.

The Famous Victories of Henry Fifth, III, 322 n.

The Farmer’s Curst Wife (No 278), V, 107 f., 305.

The Farmer’s Old Wife, V, 107.

Fa’se Footrage, II, 296.

Fause Foodrage (No 89), II, 296-301, 513; III, 515; IV, 479.
II, 51 n., 303; III, 430.

The Fause Knight upon the Road (No 3), I, 20-22, 485; II, 496; III,
496; IV, 440.

The Fause Lord, II, 63.

The Fause Lover, IV, 209.

Fause Sir John and May Colvin, I, 22.

Fine Flowers in the Valley, I, 218, 227.

Fine Flowers of the Valley, I, 141.

The Fire of Frendraught (No 196), IV, 39-49, 521 f.; V, 251, 300.

Flodden Ffeilde, Ffloden Ffeeld, Flowden Feilde, III, 353, 361.

Flodden Field (No 168), III, 351-62; IV, 507; V, 298.
III, 294, 332; IV, 36.

The Flower of Northumberland, I, 111.

The Flowers of Edinburgh, V, 153.

For I’ll cut my green coat a foot above my knee, fragment, V, 202.

The French Galley, V, 135.

The French Gallio (Galolee), V, 135.

Frennet Hall, non-traditional ballad, IV, 39.

The Friar, V, 100.

The Friar and Fair Maid, V, 100.

The Friar in the Well (No 276), V, 100-3.
III, 122.

The Fryar and the Maid, V, 100.

The Fryer servd in his kind, V, 100.

The Fryer well fitted, V, 100, 103.

The Gaberlunyie Man, V, 109, 115, 116.

The Gaberlunzie Laddie, or, The Beggar’s Bride, V, 116, 305.

Galla Water, IV, 270.

The Gallant Grahams, IV, 78.

The Gardener (No 219), IV, 212-14; V, 258-60.
IV, 210.

The Gardener Lad, IV, 212.

Gay Gos Hawk, IV, 483 b.

The Gay Goshawk (No 96), II, 355-67; III, 517; IV, 482-6; V, 234,
296.
I, 247; V, 6.

Geordie (No 209), IV, 123-42.
IV, 55, 351, 370.

Geordie Lukely (Lukelie), IV, 123, 127.

The George Aloe and the Sweepstake (No 285), V, 133-5.
V, 136.

George of Oxford, The Life and Death of, IV, 126, 141 f.

George Stoole, a lamentable new ditty made upon the death of a worthy
gentleman named, etc., IV, 126 f., 140 f.

A Gest of Robyn Hode (No 117), III, 39-89, 518 f.; IV, 496 f.; V,
240, 297.
I, 257 n.; II, 13; III, 16, 22, 96, 103, 108, 109, 116, and n.,
121 n., 129, 130, 159, 191, 194, 197, 220, 223, 227.

Get up and Bar the Door (No 275), V, 96-9, 281, 304.

The Ghost and Sailor, II, 234.

Gight’s Lady, IV, 123.

Gil Brenton (No 5), I, 62-81, 489; II, 498; III, 497; IV, 442 f.;
V, 207, 285.
I, 268; IV, 214, 276.

Giles Collins (Collin), III, 515; V, 225.

Giles Collins and Lady Annie, III, 514.

Giles Collins and Proud Lady Anna, II, 279.

Gill Morice, Gil Morrice, II, 263, 377.

Gillnokie, III, 363.

The Gipsey Davy, IV, 61.

The Gipsy Countess, IV, 62.

Give him flowers enow, palmer, give him flowers enow, fragment, V,
202.

Glasgerion (No 67), II, 136-42, 511 f.; III, 509; IV, 468; V, 293.
II, 101, 144; V, 220.

Glasgow Peggie (No 228), IV, 270-5; V, 266 f.

Glen Skeeny, IV, 468 a.

Glenkindie (-kindy), II, 136, 368; IV, 468.
I, 23 n.

Glenlogie, or, Jean o Bethelnie (No 238), IV, 338-46; V, 273, 302.

Glenogie, IV, 338.

God be wi the, Geordie, IV, 454.

God sen the Duc hed byddin in France, fragment, V, 202.

The Golden Ball, II, 346; V, 201, 233.

The Golden Key, II, 346.

The Golden Vanity; or, The Low Lands Low (The Sweet Trinity) (No
286), V, 135 ff., 305.

The Gordons and the Grants, IV, 49.

The Goulden Vanitie (-tee), V, 135, 305.

The Gowans sae Gay, I, 22.

Graeme and Bewick, IV, 144.

The Great Bull of Bendy-law, V, 203.

The Great Silkie of Sule Skerry (No 113), II, 494; III, 518; IV,
495.
II, 496.

The Green Broomfield, I, 390 n.

Greenland, V, 148.

The Grey Cock; or, Saw you my father? (No 248), IV, 389 f.; V, 302.
IV, 415.

Gnde Earl Brand and Auld Carle Hude, I, 489 f.

Gude Wallace (No 157), III, 265-75; V, 242 f.
II, 513; III, 179, 191.

Guye of Gisborne, III, 89.

The Gypsie Loddy, IV, 61.

The Gypsy Laddie (No 200), IV, 61-74, 522; V, 252 f., 300.
IV, 266; V, 306.

The Hagg Worm, II, 503.

The Hangman’s Tree, V, 296.

Hardyknute, II, 296.

The Haughs o Crondale, III, 317 n.; IV, 78.

The Haughs o Yarrow, recent ballad, IV, 163.

Hayrlau, The Battel of the, III, 317.

He steps full statly on y^e stre[et], fragment, V, 202.

He took a sword in every hand, fragment, V, 203.

The Heir of Lin, V, 11.

The Heir of Linne (No 267), V, 11-20.
I, 455.

The Heiress of Northumberland, V, 207.

Helen, IV, 423.

Henry Martyn (No 250), IV, 393-6; V, 302.

Hero and Leander, Tragedy of, IV, 186.

Hey wi the rose and the lindie, O, I, 218.

The High Banks o Yarrow, I, 244.

The Highwayman Outwitted, V, 129.

Hind Etin (No 41), I, 360-71, 508; II, 506; III, 506; IV, 459; V,
215.
I, 340, 450, 488 a; IV, 440.

Hind Henry, II, 302.

Hind Horn (No 17), I, 187-208, 502-4, 508; II, 499 f.; III, 501 f.;
IV, 450 f.; V, 210 f., 287.
I, 255, 455, 456 n., 459; II, 317; III, 179, 188; IV, 401.

Hindhorn, I, 187.

Hobie Noble (No 189), IV, 1-4.
III, 476, and n.

Hold up, hold up your hands so high (==Maid freed from the Gallows),
IV, 482 a.

The Holy Nunnery (No 303), V, 179-81.

The Honour of a London Prentice, III, 508.

The House-Carpenter, IV, 361.

Hugh of Lincoln, III, 233.

Hugh Spencer, III, 275.
II, 377, 439.

Hugh Spencer’s Feats in France (No 158), III, 275-82; IV, 499; V,
243.
II, 441; IV, 231 b.

Hughie Graham, IV, 8.

Hughie Grame (No 191), IV, 8-15, 518-20; V, 300.
III, 367 n., 471 n.; IV, 126.

Hughie the Græme, IV, 8.

The Hunting of the Cheviot (No 162), III, 303-15; IV, 502; V, 244,
297.
III, 292 n., 295.

Huntingtower, IV, 299.

Hunttis of Chevet, III, 292 n., 303.

Hynd (Hynde) Horn, I, 187, 503.

Hynde Etin, I, 360.

I had six lovers over the sea (==Captain Wedderburn’s Courtship),
III, 507 a.

I’ll no ly neist the wa, I, 414.

I’ll wager, I’ll wager, I, 390.

I sowd the seeds of love, V, 259.

Inter Diabolus et Virgo, V, 283.

Irish Dragoons, V, 172.

Isaac-a-Bell and Hugh the Graeme, I, 208.

It’s braw sailing here, V, 259.

It was an old tale, ten thousand times told, fragment, V, 202.

It was the friar of orders gray, fragment, V, 201.

Jack, the Little Scot, II, 377.

Jacky, my son, V, 209.

James V and the Tinker, V, 73 n.

James Grant (No 197), IV, 49 f.; V, 251.

James Harris (The Dæmon Lover) (No 243), IV, 360-9, 524.

James Hately (Hatelie), IV, 370.

James Hatley (No 244), IV, 370-5.

James Herries, IV, 360.
IV, 390.

Jamie Douglas (No 204), IV, 90-105.
IV, 276.

Jamie o’ Lee, II, 441; III, 518; IV, 370.

Jamie Telfer in the fair Dodhead, V, 249.

Jamie Telfer of the Fair Dodhead (No 190), IV, 4-8, 518; V, 249-51,
300.

Janet, II, 112.

Jean o Bethelnie (No 238). See Glenlogie.

Jean o Bethelnie’s Love for Sir G. Gordon, IV, 338.

Jellon Grame (No 90), II, 302-8, 513; III, 515; IV, 479; V, 226 f.,
295.
II, 240, 298, 368, 378, 412; IV, 35 n.

Jellon Grame and Lillie Flower, II, 302.

The Jew’s Daughter. (Sir Hugh) (No 155), III, 233.
II, 13; V, 241.

Jo Janet, II, 457.

Jock of Hazeldean, Scott’s, V, 160.

Jock o Hazelgreen, V, 159.

Jock o the Side (No 187), III, 475-84.
II, 240; III, 472 n., 485, 486; IV, 1 n.

Jock Sheep, II, 480.

Jock Sheep, or, the Maiden Outwitted, II, 480.

Jock the Leg and the Merry Merchant (No 282), V, 126-8.

The Jockey’s Lamentation, I, 7.

John a Side, III, 475.

John and William, I, 435.

John Armstrong, The Death of, III, 363.

John Arm-strongs last Good-Night, III, 382, 371; IV, 36.

John (Johnie) Blunt, V, 96.

John Dory (No 284), V, 131 f.

John Lankin, V, 295.

John o Cockielaw, IV, 495.

John of Hazelgreen (No 293), V, 159-64.

John o the Side, III, 475.

John Tamson, V, 1.

John the Little Scot, IV, 491; V, 234.

John Thomson and the Turk (No 266), V, 1-10, 279 f.

John Tomson and Jakaman his wife, A merry jest of, V, 8.

Johnie Armstrang, III, 362.

Johnie Armstrong (No 169), III, 362-72, 520; IV, 507; V, 298.
IV, 10, 80; V, 187 n.

Johnny Armstrong’s last Good-Night, III, 362, 372.
II, 276.

Johnnie Barbour, II, 398.

Johnnie Brad, III, 1.

Johnie Buneftan, II, 377.

Johnie Cock (No 114), III, 1-12; IV, 495 f.
IV, 163.

Johny Cox, III, 1.

Johnnie Faa, IV, 522.

Johnnie Faa and the Countess o Cassilis, The rare Ballad of, IV, 62.

Johnnie Faa the Gipsy Laddie, IV, 61.

Johnie of Braidisbank, III, 1; IV, 495.

Johnie of Breadislee, III, 1.

Johnie of Cockerslee, III, 1.

Johnie o Cocklesmuir, III, 1.

Johnie Scot (No 99), II, 377-98; IV, 486-91; V, 234 f.
IV, 111, 397; V, 284.

Johnston Hey and Young Caldwell, II, 288.

The Jolly Beggar (No 279), V, 109-116.

The Jolly Beggar-man, V, 109.

The Jolly Beggars, V, 109.

The Jolly Goshawk, II, 355.

The Jolly Harper, IV, 16.

The Jolly Hind Squire, I, 425.

Jolly Janet, I, 425.

The Jolly Pinder of Wakefield (No 124), III, 129-132.
III, 121, 132.

Joseph was an old man, II, 1.

The Jovial Beggarman, V, 109.

The Jovial Hunter of Bromsgrove, I, 208.

The Jovial Tinker and Farmer’s Daughter, V, 109.

Judas (No 23), I, 242-4; V, 288.

Kate Carnegie, IV, 282.

Katharine Jaffray (No 221), IV, 216-31, 523; V, 260 f.

Katherine Jaffarie, IV, 216.

The Keach i the Creel (No 281), V, 121-5.

Kellyburnbraes, V, 107.

Kemp Owayne, I, 306.

Kemp Owyne (No 34), I, 306-13; II, 502-5; III, 504; IV, 454; V, 213
f., 290.
I, 315 f.

Kempion, I, 306.

Kempy Kane, I, 300.

Kempy Kay (Kaye) (No 33), I, 300-6; V, 213, 289.

Kertonha, or, The Fairy Court, I, 335.

King Alfred and the Shepherd, III, 165; V, 73.

King and Shepperd, V, 73 n.

A King and a Shepherd, A merry songe of, V, 73 n.

King and Tanner, V, 68.

The King and the Bishop, I, 404; IV, 459 b.

The King and the Forrester, V, 74, and n.

The King and the Tanner, V, 68.

The Kinge and the Tanner, A merie songe of, V, 67 f.

The King and the Tinkler, V, 73 n.

King Arthur and King Cornwall (No 30), I, 274-88, 507; II, 502; III,
503.
I, 67; II, 240.

King Edelbrode, V, 203.

King Edward the Fourth and a Tanner of Tamworth, Percy’s ballad, V,
68, and n.

King Edward the Fourth and a Tanner of Tamworth (No 273), V, 67-87,
303.

King Estmere (No 60), II, 49-55, 510 f.; III, 508; IV, 463.
II, 57; III, 18 n.

King Henry (No 32), I, 297-300; II, 502; IV, 454; V, 289.
I, 292, 301.

King Henry the Fifth’s Conquest of France (No 164), III, 320-6; V,
245.

King James and Brown (No 180), III, 442-6.
III, 400.

King James and the Tinker (Tinkler), V, 73, and n.

King James the First and the Tinker (Fortunate Tinker), V, 73 n.

Kinge John and Bishoppe, I, 403.

King John and the Abbot, Percy’s ballad, I, 404.

King John and the Abbot of Canterbury, I, 403.
I, 1.

King John and the Bishop (No 45), I, 403-14, 508; II, 506 f.; IV,
459; V, 216, 291.

King Knapperty, I, 300.

King Malcolm and Sir Colvin, II, 62.

The King of Fairies, I, 496 f.

The King of Scots and Andrew Browne, III, 445.

King Orfeo (No 19), I, 215-17, 504; II, 500; III, 502; IV, 451; V,
211.
I, 339.

King William and his Forrester, V, 74 n.

King William going a hunting, V, 74 n.

The King’s Disguise and Friendship with Robin Hood (No 151), III,
220-2.
III, 133 n.

The King’s Dochter Lady Jean (No 62), I, 450-4.

Kinmont Willie (No 186), III, 469-74; IV, 516.
II, 127, 240; III, 463; V, 187 n.

The Kitchen-boyes Songe, A ballett, V, 34.

The Kitchie-Boy (No 252), IV, 400-8; V, 277 f.
IV, 451; V, 11 n., 34.

The Knicht o Archerdale, I, 425.

The Knight and Lady, II, 479.

The Knight and Shepherd’s Daughter (No 110), II, 457-77; IV, 492-4;
V, 237-9.
I, 67, 292, 340, 446; II, 84, 170 n., 399; III, 265 n.; IV, 423.

Knight and a fair virgin, ballad, or “sonnet” of a, I, 292.

The Knight and the Chief’s Daughter, II, 497.

The Knight in Jesuite, V, 34 n.

The Knight of Liddesdale (No 160), III, 288.

The Knight’s Ghost (No 265), IV, 437 f.

Knip Knap, V, 213.

The Lads of Wamphray (No 184), III, 458-60, 520.
IV, 34.

Lady Alice (No 85), II, 279 f.; III, 514 f.; V, 225 f.

Lady Anne, recent ballad, I, 218 n., 227.

Lady Barbara Erskine’s Lament, IV, 91 n.

Lady Daisy (Dayisie), V, 29.

Lady Diamond (No 269), V, 29-38, 303.
II, 244.

Lady Diamond, the King’s Daughter, V, 29.

Lady Douglas and Blackwood, IV, 90.

Lady Elspat (No 247), IV, 387 f.

Lady Isabel (No 261), IV, 429-31.
I, 432; IV, 426.

Lady Isabel and the Elf-Knight (No 4), I, 22-62, 485-9; II, 496-8;
III, 496 f.; IV, 440-2; V, 206 f., 285.
I, 13, 112 n., 113, 123 n., 432.

The Lady Isabella’s Tragedy, V, 34, and n., 203.

Lady Jane (==Fair Annie), II, 63.

The Lady Jane (==The Death of Queen Jane), III, 372.

Lady Maiserye, V, 222 a.

Lady Maisry (No 65), II, 112-26; III, 508; IV, 466-8; V, 222 f., 292.
II, 100, 103, 204, 264, 309 n., 406; IV, 339 n.; V, 34.

Lady Maisry (==The Maid freed from the Gallows), II, 346.

Lady Maisry (==Mary Hamilton), III, 379.

Lady Margaret (==Earl Brand), I, 88.

Lady Margaret (==Child Waters), II, 83.

Lady Margaret has bound her silken snood, fragment, V, 203.

Lady Margerie (==Jellon Grame), II, 302.

Lady Margery, II, 112; IV, 466.

Lady Marjory, II, 112.

Lady Mary Ann, I, 226.

Lady Mazery, II, 309.

Lady Ouncebell, II, 204.

The Lady of Arngosk (No 224), IV, 241-3.
IV, 232.

The Lady of Livenston, V, 227.

The Lady turnd Serving-Man, II, 429 n.

The Ladye o the Drum, IV, 322.

The Lady’s Policy, or, The Baffled Knight, II, 479.

The Laidley Worm of Spindleston Heughs, I, 308, 311, 316; II, 502-5.

The Laily Worm and the Machrel of the Sea (No 36), I, 315 f.; V,
214 f., 290.

The Laird of Blackwood, IV, 90, 525 b.

The Laird o Drum (No 236), IV, 322-32; V, 272 f.

The Laird of Geight (Gigh), or Gae, IV, 123.

Laird of Gight, IV, 123.

The Laird of Kellary, V, 172.

The Laird o Keltie, V, 153.

The Laird of Knotington, IV, 191.

The Laird of Laminton, IV, 216.

Laird o Leys, IV, 355.

The Laird o Linne, V, 11.

The Laird o Livingstone, II, 309.

The Laird of Lochinvar, IV, 191.

Laird o Lochnie, IV, 191.

The Laird O Logie (No 182), III, 449-56, 520; IV, 515 f.; V, 299 f.

The Laird o Logie, or, May Margaret, III, 449.

(The) Laird of Ochiltree, IV, 191, 515.

The Laird o Ochiltree Wa’s, IV, 191.

The Laird of Roslin’s Daughter, I, 414.

The Laird o the Dainty Downby, V, 153.

The Laird o the Drum, IV, 322.

The Laird of Wariston (No 194), IV, 28-33.
III, 381.

(The) Laird of Waristoun (Wariestoun), IV, 28.

Lairde Rowlande, or Ronalde, V, 208.

Lambert Linkin, II, 320.

Lambkin, II, 320.

The Lament of the Border Widow, II, 429, 430.

Lament of the Queen’s Marie, IV, 509.

The Lamentation of Quene Jane, III, 372.

The Lamenting Lady, etc., II, 68 n.

Lamerlinkin, II, 320.

Lamkin (No 93), II, 320-42, 513 f.; III, 515; IV, 480 f.; V, 229-31,
295.
I, 201; II, 243.

Lammikin, II, 320.

Lang Johnny Moir, IV, 396.

Lang Johnny More (No 251), IV, 396-400, 524.
II, 378.

The Lard of Drum, V, 272.

The Lass of Aughrim, II, 213.

The Lass of Lochroyan, II, 213; IV, 471.

The Lass of Ocram, III, 510 f.

The Lass of Philorth, IV, 309 n., 347.

The Lass of Roch Royal (No 76), II, 213-26; III, 510-12; IV, 471-4;
V, 225, 294.
II, 288; IV, 186.

The Leaves of Lind, I, 63.

Leesome Brand (No 15), I, 177-84, 501 f.; II, 499; III, 500; IV, 450;
V, 209, 287.
I, 33 n., 66, 90 n., 92; II, 101 n., 406, 412, 416; III, 501.

Leezie Lindsay, IV, 255.

The Life and Death of George of Oxford, IV, 141.

The Life and Death of Sir Hugh of the Grime, IV, 8.

The Linkin Ladie, IV, 355.

Little Harry Hughes and the Duke’s Daughter, III, 233.

Little John a Begging (No 142), III, 188-90.

Little John and the Four Beggers, III, 188.
III, 133.

The Little Man, I, 329.

Little Mousgrove and the Lady Barnet, II, 242, 259.

Little Musgrave (Massgrove), II, 242.

Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard (No 81), II, 242-60, 513; IV, 476-8;
V, 225.
II 137,158, 240, 260, 264.

Little Musgrave and the Lady Barnard, II, 242.

Little Mushiegrove, II, 242.

Little Sir Grove, II, 242.

Little Sir William, V, 241.

Little wee toorin dow, I, 498, 500; IV, 450.

Lizie (Lizae) Baillie, IV, 266.

Lizie Lindsay (No 226), IV, 255-66, 524; V, 264 f.
II, 84; V, 116.

Lizie Wan (No 51), I, 447-9.
I, 167, 168, 437, 446.

The Loch o the Loanie, I, 504.

Loch-in-var, IV, 216.

Lochinvar, Scott’s ballad, IV, 218.

The Lochmaben Harper (No 192), IV, 16-23; V, 300.

Logan Water, or, A Lover in Captivity, IV, 184 n.

The Long-armed Duke, IV, 110.

Long Lankyn, II, 320; V, 295.

Long Lonkin (Longkin), II, 320.

Lord Aboyne, IV, 351.

Lord and Lady Errol, IV, 282.

Lord Arnwaters, IV, 115.

Lord Bangwell, I, 63.

Lord Barnabas’ Lady, II, 242.

Lord Barnaby, II, 242.

Lord Barnard, II, 242.

Lord Barnett and Little Musgrave, II, 242.

Lord Bateman, II, 508.
I, 455 n.

Lord Bateman, The Loving Ballad of, I, 454.

Lord Beichan and Susie Pye, I, 454.

Lord Beichim, V, 218.

Lord Bengwill, I, 62 f.

Lord Brangwill, I, 62 f.

Lord Darlington, II, 309.

Lord Delamare (Delaware), IV, 110.

Lord Delamere (No 207), IV, 110-15.

Lord Derntwater, IV, 115.

Lord Derwentwater (No 208), IV, 115-23, 522; V, 254 f.
IV, 466.

Lord Derwentwater’s Death, IV, 115.

Lord Dingwall, I, 63 f.

Lord Donald, I, 151.

Lord Douglas, I, 88.

Lord Douglas, or, The Laird of Blackwood, IV, 90.

Lord Douglas’ Tragedy, I, 489 b, 492; IV, 445 b.

Lord Dunwaters, IV, 115.

Lord Garrick, IV, 61.

Lord Gregory, II, 213.

Lord Ingram and Chiel Wyet (No 66), II, 126-36, 511; III, 508 f.; V,
223, 292.
II, 157 n., 264.

Lord Ingram and Childe (Viat) Vyet, II, 126.

Lord Ingram and Gil Viett, II, 126.

Lord Jamie Douglas, IV, 90.
I, 437.

Lord John (==The Elfin Knight), I, 6.

Lord John (==The Broomfield Hill), I, 390.

Lord John (==Johnie Scot), II, 377.

Lord John (==Young Hunting), II, 142.

Lord John and Bird Ellen, II, 83.

Lord Johnnie Scott (Scot), II, 377, 397.

Lord John’s Murder, II, 288.

Lord Lavel, II, 204.

Lord Livingston (No 262), IV, 431-3.
II, 156.

Lord Lovel (No 75), II, 204-13, 512; III, 510; IV, 471; V, 225, 294.
I, 96; II, 200, 214, 279.

Lord Lundy (Lord William) (No 254), IV, 411-415.

Lord Maxwell’s Goodnight, IV, 34.

Lord Maxwell’s Last Goodnight (No 195), IV, 34-8; V, 251.

Lord of Learne, V, 42.
I, 455 n.; II, 510.

The Lord of Lorn and the False Steward (No 271), V, 42-58, 280 f.
V, 295.

The Lord of Lorn and the Fals Steward, A pretty ballad of, V, 42.

Lord of Lorne, V, 42.

The Lord of Lorne and the False Steward, V, 42.

Lord Randal (No 12), I, 151-66, 498-501; II, 498 f.; III, 499; IV,
449 f.; V, 208 f., 286.
I, 168, 496.

Lord Rannal, I, 498.

Lord Revel, II, 204.

Lord Robert and Mary Florence, II, 284.

Lord Ronald, my son, I, 151, 498 f.
I, 143.

Lord Roslin’s Daughter, I, 414.

Lord Salton and Auchanachie, IV, 347.

Lord Saltoun and Annachie, IV, 347.

Lord Saltoun and Auchanachie (No 239), IV, 347-50; V, 273 f.

Lord Saunders, II, 156.

Lord Soulis, Leyden’s ballad, V, 1 n.

Lord Thomas (==Lord Thomas and Fair Annet), II, 197.

Lord Thomas (==Lord Thomas and Lady Margaret), IV, 426.

Lord Thomas and Fair Annet (No 73), II, 179-99, 512; III, 509 f.;
IV, 469-71; V, 223 f., 293.
I, 54 n., 96; II, 65, 126 n., 200, 204, 240, 244, 288; III, 381;
IV, 409; V, 166.

Lord Thomas and Fair Annie, II, 63.

Lord Thomas and Fair Ellinor (Eleanor), II, 179 f., 195; III, 509;
IV, 471; V, 166.

Lord Thomas and Lady Margaret (No 260), IV, 426-9.

Lord Thomas of Winesberrie (Winsberry, Wynnesbury), II, 398; III,
517.

Lord Thomas of Winesberry and the King’s Daughter, II, 398.

Lord Thomas of Winsbury (Wynnesbury), II, 398; III, 517 b.

Lord Thomas Stuart (No 259), IV, 425 f.; V, 279.

Lord Travell, II, 204.

Lord Wa’yates and Auld Ingram, II, 126.

Lord William (==Fair Janet), II, 100.

Lord William (==Young Hunting), II, 142.

Lord William (==Lord Lundy), IV, 411.

Lord William, or, Lord Lundy (No 254), IV, 411-15.
IV, 218.

Lord Willie Douglas, II, 406.

Loudon Hill, or, Drumclog (No 205), IV, 105-7.

Loudoun Castle, III, 423.

Love Annie, IV, 391.

Love Gregory (Gregor), II, 213.

Love in Despair, IV, 105.

Love Johny, II, 377.

Love Robbie, II, 368.

The Lovely Northerne Lasse, IV, 208 f.
IV, 192.

A Lover in Captivity, IV, 184, and n.

The Lovers’ Quarrel, or, Cupid’s Triumph, II, 441, 456.

The Lover’s Riddle, V, 216 a.

Low in the Lowlands Low, V, 135.

The Lowlands Low, V, 135.

The Lowlands of Holland, II, 317; V, 229.

The Loyal Forrister, or, Royal Pastime, V, 74 n.

A Lytell Geste of Robyn Hode, III, 39, 79.

McNachton, II, 377.

McNaughtan, II, 377.

McNaughton’s Valour, II, 398.

The Maid and Fairy, V, 201 n.

The Maid and the Magpie, I, 446.

The Maid and the Palmer (The Samaritan Woman) (No 21), I, 228-33,
504; II, 501; III, 502; IV, 451; V, 212, 288.
I, 218.

The Maid freed from the Gallows (No 95), II, 346-55, 514; III, 516
f.; IV, 481 f.; V, 231-4, 296.
III, 381.

The Maid of Rygate, V, 129.

The Maid o the Cowdenknows, IV, 191.

Maiden o the Cowdenknowes, IV, 191.

The Maiden Outwitted, II, 480.

The Maidens’ Song (==The Fair Flower of Northumberland), I, 111.

The Maid’s Answer to the Knight’s Three Questions, I, 1.

The Maid’s Lamentation for the loss of her true love, V, 229.

Margaret’s Ghost, Mallet’s ballad, II, 199; V, 294.

Marie Hamilton, III, 379.

Marjorie and William, II, 226.

The Marriage of Sir Gawain (No 31), I, 288-96, 507; II, 502; IV,
454; V, 213, 289.
I, 297 f., 301, 315; II, 458.

Mary Hamilton (No 173), III, 379-99; IV, 507-13; V, 246 f., 298.
I, 436; II, 14 n., 346; IV, 30 n.

Mary Miles, III, 379.

Mary-a-Row, II, 302.

May Collean, The Historical Ballad of, I, 23 n.

May Collin (Collean), I, 22; IV, 442.

May Colven (Colvin), I, 22.

May Colvin, or, False Sir John, I, 22.

May Colvine and Fause Sir John, IV, 440 b.

May Culzean, The historical ballad of, I, 485.

May Margaret, III, 449. See The Laird o Logie.

The Mermaid (No 289), V, 148-152.
II, 19.

The Mermaid (==Clerk Colvill), I, 371.