41. FARNE Archive Search :: Browse The Archive :: By Collection Blamire, Susanna (b.1747 d.1794) Songs and poems by Miss Blamire, together with songs by her friend Miss Gilpin. (1866) http://www.asaplive.com/archive/browse_by_collection.asp

FARNE Archive Search :: Browse the Archive :: By Collection Please select a collection by choosing one of the radio buttons to the left of the collection and pressing any of the Go buttons. Atkinson, Henry: Henry Atkinson manuscript tune book (1694/5). The pride of the collection, this is one of the earliest known tune books in Britain. The book has what appears to be the earliest known versions of 'Bobby Shaftoe' ('Brave Willy Forster'), 'Sir John Fenwick' ('The Flower of Yarraw') and 'Wylam Away' ('Gingling Geordy'), all of which have continued to be played by pipers and fiddlers in the region to the present day. Exhibition of Northumbrian bagpipes in the Black Gate. Additional notes, photographs and measurements arranged and compiled by R.A.S. Cowper. Bell, John (b.1783 d.1864):

42. Robert Anderson - 'Cumberland Ballads' Ballads, English England Cumberland. Anderson Robert 17701833 antiquary. Blamire Susanna 1747-1794 poet. Cumberland, England poetry http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/dept/scwmss/wmss/online/1500-1900/anderson-robert/and

Collection Level Description: Fair copy by Robert Anderson of his Cumberland ballads Reference : MSS. Eng. poet. e. 172-3 Title : Fair copy by Robert Anderson of his Cumberland ballads Dates of Creation Extent : 2 shelfmarks Physical Description : Bound by C. Thurnham, Carlisle, in half calf, marbled boards Language of Material : English Administrative/Biographical History Robert Anderson (1770-1833) was a Cumbrian poet. See the Dictionary of National Biography for further information. Scope and Content Fair copy by Robert Anderson of his Cumberland ballads , dedicated to P.H. Howard of Corby Castle, 1823. The second volume includes a glossary of the Cumbrian dialect; tunes by Anderson for Cumberland ballads; and songs by Susanna Blamire (dedicated to P.H. Howard) copied out by Anderson. Administrative Information Immediate Source of Acquisition Bought, H.T. Jantzen, cat. 71 (1967), 27. Access Conditions Entry to read in the Library is permitted only on presentation of a valid reader's card (for admissions procedures see http://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/services/admissions/

43. 1747 In Poetry: Facts, Discussion Forum, And Encyclopedia Article Thomas Gray was an English poet, classical scholar and professor at Cambridge University.Early life and education , http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/1747_in_poetry

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