An Irish Crazy-Quilt: Smiles and tears, woven into song and story

Name: An Irish Crazy-Quilt: Smiles and tears, woven into song and story
Author: Arthur M. Forrester

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Arthur M. Forrester

Piezas 64

A bewildered Boycotter
A Complaint of coercion
An Address to slaves
An official valuation
An old Irish tune
An æsthetic Wooing
Arab war song
At the College Sports
Avenging, though dim (1798)
Balfour Rejoices
Balfour’s wish
Black Loris
Calcraft and Price. — A Lyric for Loyalists
Christmas dirge of the London police (1885)
Clause twenty-six
Constable X
Contrary Cognomens
Death’s victory. — In Memoriam John Boyle o’Reilly
Entitled to a raise. — Suggested by a Royal Irish constabulary Petition
Erin Machree (1798)
Father Tom Malone. — A land League Reminiscence
Fenian battle-song
Hurrah for liberty
Ireland’s prayer (may, 1885)
Ivan Petrokoffsky
Jenkins, M. P
John Bull’s appeal to Jonathan
John Bull’s new year
Lucifer’s Laboratory
Memorial Ode
Mulrooney.—a Trooper’s tale
New England’s Marksmen
Our cause
Our land shall be free
Our own again
Peggy o’Shea. — An Irish Serenade
Rapparee song
Ready and steady. — A Fenian new-year song (1867)
Served him right
Song of King Alcohol
Songs of Innisfail
Sonnets to a Shoemaker
The Boston Carrier’s Plaint
The charge of the Guards at London Tower. — By Alfred Tennyson’s ghost
The church of Ballymore
The Drunkard’s dream
The Emperor’s ring
The felons of our land
The grave of the martyrs
The green flag at Fredericksburg
The Irish Brigade
The Irish soldier at grant’s grave
The lion’s Lamentation
The Lord of Kenmare
The Monopolist’s moan
The old boreen
The postman’s Wooing. — The postman’s plight
The priest with the brogue. — A Miner’s Reminiscence
The Speaker’s Complaint
The story of a Bomb
The tale of a tail
The tide is turning
To the landlords of Ireland
You can guess