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  Manchester Central Library - Blackletter Ballads • 36073

  1650?

  The seamans leave taken of his sweetest Margerie, / AND / Margery her singing loath to depart, / Being very unwilling to leave her sweet-heart.

  To the tune of, Ile goe through the World with thee.

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  British Library - Roxburghe • 31467

  1678-1680

  The Seamans renown in winning his fair Lady. / Brave Marriners by this you may behold / What 'tis to be a Seaman stout and bol[d] / This Seaman won a Lady by his valou[r] / [And w]ith his Sword he cur …

  Tune of, A w[eek] before Easter.

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  British Library - Roxburghe • 30435

  1678-1688 ?

  The Seamans Renown in Winning his Fair Lady. / Brave Marriners by this you may behold / What ’tis to be a Seaman stout and bold. / Their seaman won a Lady by his valour, / And with his Sword he …

  Tune of, A Week before Easter.

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  University of Glasgow Library - Euing • 31994

  1658-1664 ?

  The Seamans Song of Captain Ward the famous Pyrate of the world, and an / English man born,

  The tune is, The Kings going to Bulloign,

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  University of Glasgow Library - Euing • 32614

  1658-1664 ?

  The Seamans Song of Dansekar the Duchman, his robberies done at Sea.

  To the same tune,

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  Magdalene College - Pepys • 21830

  1680-1682

  The Seamans Wives ranting Resolution, OR, / Make use of time, while time serves. / It is a Proverb old some People say, / While this Cat is gone the Mouse hath leave to play; / Just so this witty Seam …

  Tune of Couragio, Or If by your good leave I may,&c,

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  National Library of Scotland - Crawford • 33160

  1654-1663 ?

  The second Part

  to the same Tune.

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  British Library - Huth • 37038

  1586-1625 ?

  The second part of the Marchants Daughter of Bristow.

  To the tune of the Maidens Ioy.

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  Huntington Library - Miscellaneous • 32415

  1647

  The Second Part to the same Tune. / Or, The Letanie continued. / Which may be sung or said, Morning or Evening, before or after Supper.

  to the same Tune.

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  Manchester Central Library - Blackletter Ballads • 36099

  1620?

  The Secoud part of Barrow-Faustus Dreame.

  To a pleasant new tune.

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