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• catalog alternative "Dancing master. 1721.".
• catalog alternative "Dancing-master".
• catalog alternative "Directions for dancing country dances".
• catalog contributor b6544493.
• catalog contributor b6544494.
• catalog contributor b6544495.
• catalog contributor b6544496.
• catalog contributor b6544497.
• catalog coverage "England London.".
• catalog created "1721.".
• catalog date "1721".
• catalog date "1721.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1721.".
• catalog description "ESTC (BLAISE), T168783".
• catalog description "Epsom wells -- Mr. Young's delight -- The happy meeting -- Bury-fair -- Hobb's wedding: a kissing-dance in the country wake -- Mr. Eaglesfield's new hornpipe -- The purlongs -- Richmond ball, or, Mr. Lane's maggot -- Love for love: danc'd in the play -- 'Twas within a furlong of Edinborough town -- The happy miller -- The Britains -- The geud man of Ballangigh: to a new Scotch jigg -- Young Sir Solomon -- The bonny grey-ey'd morn -- De'll take the wars -- Edinborough castle, or, Mother Dobney's trencher -- Lord mayor's delight -- Hole in the wall -- None such -- Captain's maggot -- Winchester wedding, or, The king's jigg -- Lambeth Wells -- Dunmore Kate -- Anna Maria -- Europes revels -- Sham doctor -- Mock match -- Temple change -- Waltom Abey -- Mad Moll -- Westminster-Hall -- Highlander's march -- Greenwich park -- Shore's trumpet tune -- My Lord Byron's delight -- The barly-mow -- Cheshire rounds -- The beaux delight -- Portsmouth -- The Irish ground -- My Lord Byron's maggot -- The tyger -- Moll Peatley the new way -- Woolly and Georgey -- New Whitehall -- The beautiful scrabmagg / by G.B. -- Lumps of pudding -- Enfield common -- New boree [bouree?] -- The Duke of Gloucester's march -- The hare's maggot -- Mount hills -- The Gilford -- Carpenter's maggot -- St. Albans -- The queen's jigg -- Childgrove -- Well's humour -- Reeve's maggot -- George's maggot -- Nottingham castle --".
• catalog description "French embassador [ambassador] -- Indian queen -- The ladies maggot -- Cary's maggot -- The new invention -- The cobler's hornpipe -- The pilgrim, or, The lord Phopington -- The new lord Phopington -- The temple -- Whimbleton house -- The English pasby -- Touch and go -- The frolick -- Ely court -- Crosby-square -- The princess -- The round -- Friday night -- Buskin -- The jolly breeze -- The B. of Bangor's jigg -- Easter-eve -- St. Catherine -- A trip to the jubilee: as 'ti danc'd at the play-house -- Cheshire ally -- Czar of Muscovy -- Dainty Davy -- Christmas cheer -- White-hall minuet -- Black Nell -- Hill's maggot -- Lincolns-inn -- Golden square -- The fidler's morris -- Mother Brown's cat -- Buford's march, or, Jockey was a dowdy lad -- Nobe's maggot -- Black-heath -- Cockle-shells -- The catch club -- America -- Rub her down with straw -- The mansell -- The royal navy -- Ladies conveniency -- The last new vagaries -- Taylor's tripp -- The princess's court -- The ladies misfortune -- The virgin queen -- Slaughter-house -- Jolly-boy -- Fidler's maggot -- Old Noll's jigg -- Apley house -- My lady Foster's delight -- Hang sorrow --".
• catalog description "Granny's delight -- Cottey house -- Country farmer -- Twelfth eve -- Man-tiger -- Vigo -- Fye, nay, prithee John -- A trip to Bury -- Jack's maggot -- Dick's maggot -- The queen's head -- News from Tripoly -- Old Abigal's delight -- Whely house -- The cookow -- The queen's birth-day -- Wooden shooes -- Nowil hills, or, Love neglected -- Bloomsbury market -- The ruffel -- Tunbridge walks -- Resolution, or, The Quaker's grace -- The Marlborough -- The colonel's health -- Scotch ayre -- Barker's maggot -- May fair, or, Grief alamode [a la mode] -- The punch-bowl -- Akeroyd's pad -- Ianthia -- Ormond house -- Round o -- The French kings mistake -- Barham down -- Hunt the squiril [squirrel] -- A trip to St. John's-court --".
• catalog description "Includes index.".
• catalog description "King James's march, or, The garter -- The maids delight -- Maid's morris -- Cold and raw -- The siege of buda -- The serag's hornpipe -- Bellamira -- The French rigadoon -- A paspe -- Alchurch -- Welcome home old Rowley -- Pool's hole -- Essex-building -- Lilli Burlero -- Emperor of the moon -- The old rigadoon -- Pretty miss -- I often for my Jenny strove -- Kensington court -- Sancho Pancho -- Whitney's farewel [i.e. farewell] -- The Jack's farewel [i.e. farewell] -- Old batchelor [sic] -- O mother, Roger -- Roger of Coverly -- Of noble race was Shinkin -- Daniel Cowper -- Bartholemew fair, or, The whim -- Spanish jigg -- Valliant Jockey -- The siege of Limerick -- Mr. Lane's minuet -- The maid's last wish -- Duke of Luxemburgh's march -- Red-house -- The dutchess -- Betty's maggot -- Mr. Beveridge's maggot -- Rockingham castle -- Jacob Hall's jigg -- The intreagues of the town, or, The marriage hater -- Easter Tuesday -- Mad Robin -- Johnson's jigg -- Rigadoon -- Pope Joan -- Draper's gardens -- Mr. Isaac's maggot -- Huntington's maggot -- Arundel-street -- Man was for woman made -- Mr. Lane's trumpet-minuet: to be danc'd with the minuet-step -- The happy marriage -- Black Bess -- St. Martin's lane -- The more the merrier -- A solder and a saylor -- Irish boree -- Take not a woman's anger ill, for if one won't, another will -- The rake's delight -- Draper's maggot --".
• catalog description "Lady Cullen -- Amaryllis -- Black Jack -- Cavylilly-man -- Wallingford-house -- Jamaica -- Mulberry garden -- Singleton's slip -- Count Tallard -- Northern Nancy -- The Irish trot -- The witcher -- White-hall -- Opera, or, The ape's dance -- New-market -- The second part of New-market -- Duke of York's delight -- Mr. Staggins's jigg -- The cobler's jigg -- No-body's jigg -- Parson upon Dorothy -- Under the greenwood tree -- Sawney was tall -- Westmorland -- Well-hall -- Valentine's-day -- Damme -- Young Jemmy -- Bouzer castle -- Bore la bass -- Christ-church bells in Oxon -- Maremaid -- Hey-boys up go we -- Smith's rant -- Hedge-lane -- Love lies a bleeding -- Never love thee more -- Jack's health -- Old Simon the king -- Green sleeves and yellow lace -- Sion-house -- Excuse me -- The rummer -- Miller's jigg -- Dragoon's march -- Country Abigail -- New bath -- Hap-hazzard -- Prince George -- Grenadiers march -- Arcadia -- Pell-mell -- Johnny cock thy beaver -- Black and grey -- Hey ho my honey -- Short's gardens -- Vienna -- Wolverton-hall -- The B. of Chester's jig, or, The fit's come on me now -- Lady of pleasure -- The country farmer's daughter, or, The painted chamber -- Cupid's garden -- The knot -- Bonney dundee -- Jenny come tye my cravat -- Holy-rood day -- Four-pence half-penny farthing, or, The jockey -- Ladies of London -- Astrope wells --".
• catalog description "Sage Leaf -- Dull Sir John -- Joan Sanderson, or, The cushion dance -- Kemp's jigg -- Ely minster -- The coronation day -- New-Year's Eve -- Hunsdon house -- Madge on a tree, or, Margery Cree -- Winchester -- Devonshire House -- The galloping nag -- The gun fleet -- Ten pound lass -- Cuckolds all arow -- Up with Aily -- Green stockings -- Hit or miss -- Scotland -- Mug-house -- Lady-day -- Mock hobby house -- Lincoln or Bolton -- King of Poland -- Cherrily merrily -- Lord Canarvan's jigg -- The merry milk maids in green -- Red bull -- Puddings and pies -- Joan's placket -- Spanish gypsie -- The maid in the mill -- London's loyalty -- Spring garden -- Abergenny -- The dumps -- Prince Rupert's march -- New royal exchange -- The 29th of May -- Buff-coat -- An old man a bed full of bones -- Cast a bell -- Glory of the west -- Trenchmore -- Have at they coat old woman -- The goddesses -- Three sheeps skins -- A soldier's life -- Saturday night, and Sunday morning -- What you please -- Watton town's end -- A la mode de France -- Drive the cold winter away -- The friar and the nun -- A health to Betty -- Winsor-castle -- Bobbing Joe -- Dr. Pope's jigg -- The saylor's delight -- The hemp-dresser -- Picadilly -- The new fagary -- From Aberdeen -- Sweet Kate -- Row well ye mariners -- Under and over -- Hey to the camp -- Duke of Lorrain's march -- The slip -- The jovial beggars -- The gossip's frolick -- The devil's dream -- Punk's delight, the new way --".
• catalog extent "1 score ([8], 358 pages) ;".
• catalog isPartOf "Eighteenth century collections online. net".
• catalog isReferencedBy "ESTC (BLAISE), T168783".
• catalog issued "1721".
• catalog issued "1721.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog language "zxx".
• catalog publisher "London : W. Pearson, and sold by John Young, musical instrument-maker, at the Dolphin and Crown at the Welt End of St. Paul's Church Yard,".
• catalog spatial "England London.".
• catalog spatial "England".
• catalog subject "Choreography England 18th century.".
• catalog subject "Country-dances (Music)".
• catalog subject "Dance music England 18th century.".
• catalog subject "Violin music.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Epsom wells -- Mr. Young's delight -- The happy meeting -- Bury-fair -- Hobb's wedding: a kissing-dance in the country wake -- Mr. Eaglesfield's new hornpipe -- The purlongs -- Richmond ball, or, Mr. Lane's maggot -- Love for love: danc'd in the play -- 'Twas within a furlong of Edinborough town -- The happy miller -- The Britains -- The geud man of Ballangigh: to a new Scotch jigg -- Young Sir Solomon -- The bonny grey-ey'd morn -- De'll take the wars -- Edinborough castle, or, Mother Dobney's trencher -- Lord mayor's delight -- Hole in the wall -- None such -- Captain's maggot -- Winchester wedding, or, The king's jigg -- Lambeth Wells -- Dunmore Kate -- Anna Maria -- Europes revels -- Sham doctor -- Mock match -- Temple change -- Waltom Abey -- Mad Moll -- Westminster-Hall -- Highlander's march -- Greenwich park -- Shore's trumpet tune -- My Lord Byron's delight -- The barly-mow -- Cheshire rounds -- The beaux delight -- Portsmouth -- The Irish ground -- My Lord Byron's maggot -- The tyger -- Moll Peatley the new way -- Woolly and Georgey -- New Whitehall -- The beautiful scrabmagg / by G.B. -- Lumps of pudding -- Enfield common -- New boree [bouree?] -- The Duke of Gloucester's march -- The hare's maggot -- Mount hills -- The Gilford -- Carpenter's maggot -- St. Albans -- The queen's jigg -- Childgrove -- Well's humour -- Reeve's maggot -- George's maggot -- Nottingham castle --".
• catalog tableOfContents "French embassador [ambassador] -- Indian queen -- The ladies maggot -- Cary's maggot -- The new invention -- The cobler's hornpipe -- The pilgrim, or, The lord Phopington -- The new lord Phopington -- The temple -- Whimbleton house -- The English pasby -- Touch and go -- The frolick -- Ely court -- Crosby-square -- The princess -- The round -- Friday night -- Buskin -- The jolly breeze -- The B. of Bangor's jigg -- Easter-eve -- St. Catherine -- A trip to the jubilee: as 'ti danc'd at the play-house -- Cheshire ally -- Czar of Muscovy -- Dainty Davy -- Christmas cheer -- White-hall minuet -- Black Nell -- Hill's maggot -- Lincolns-inn -- Golden square -- The fidler's morris -- Mother Brown's cat -- Buford's march, or, Jockey was a dowdy lad -- Nobe's maggot -- Black-heath -- Cockle-shells -- The catch club -- America -- Rub her down with straw -- The mansell -- The royal navy -- Ladies conveniency -- The last new vagaries -- Taylor's tripp -- The princess's court -- The ladies misfortune -- The virgin queen -- Slaughter-house -- Jolly-boy -- Fidler's maggot -- Old Noll's jigg -- Apley house -- My lady Foster's delight -- Hang sorrow --".
• catalog tableOfContents "Granny's delight -- Cottey house -- Country farmer -- Twelfth eve -- Man-tiger -- Vigo -- Fye, nay, prithee John -- A trip to Bury -- Jack's maggot -- Dick's maggot -- The queen's head -- News from Tripoly -- Old Abigal's delight -- Whely house -- The cookow -- The queen's birth-day -- Wooden shooes -- Nowil hills, or, Love neglected -- Bloomsbury market -- The ruffel -- Tunbridge walks -- Resolution, or, The Quaker's grace -- The Marlborough -- The colonel's health -- Scotch ayre -- Barker's maggot -- May fair, or, Grief alamode [a la mode] -- The punch-bowl -- Akeroyd's pad -- Ianthia -- Ormond house -- Round o -- The French kings mistake -- Barham down -- Hunt the squiril [squirrel] -- A trip to St. John's-court --".
• catalog tableOfContents "King James's march, or, The garter -- The maids delight -- Maid's morris -- Cold and raw -- The siege of buda -- The serag's hornpipe -- Bellamira -- The French rigadoon -- A paspe -- Alchurch -- Welcome home old Rowley -- Pool's hole -- Essex-building -- Lilli Burlero -- Emperor of the moon -- The old rigadoon -- Pretty miss -- I often for my Jenny strove -- Kensington court -- Sancho Pancho -- Whitney's farewel [i.e. farewell] -- The Jack's farewel [i.e. farewell] -- Old batchelor [sic] -- O mother, Roger -- Roger of Coverly -- Of noble race was Shinkin -- Daniel Cowper -- Bartholemew fair, or, The whim -- Spanish jigg -- Valliant Jockey -- The siege of Limerick -- Mr. Lane's minuet -- The maid's last wish -- Duke of Luxemburgh's march -- Red-house -- The dutchess -- Betty's maggot -- Mr. Beveridge's maggot -- Rockingham castle -- Jacob Hall's jigg -- The intreagues of the town, or, The marriage hater -- Easter Tuesday -- Mad Robin -- Johnson's jigg -- Rigadoon -- Pope Joan -- Draper's gardens -- Mr. Isaac's maggot -- Huntington's maggot -- Arundel-street -- Man was for woman made -- Mr. Lane's trumpet-minuet: to be danc'd with the minuet-step -- The happy marriage -- Black Bess -- St. Martin's lane -- The more the merrier -- A solder and a saylor -- Irish boree -- Take not a woman's anger ill, for if one won't, another will -- The rake's delight -- Draper's maggot --".
• catalog tableOfContents "Lady Cullen -- Amaryllis -- Black Jack -- Cavylilly-man -- Wallingford-house -- Jamaica -- Mulberry garden -- Singleton's slip -- Count Tallard -- Northern Nancy -- The Irish trot -- The witcher -- White-hall -- Opera, or, The ape's dance -- New-market -- The second part of New-market -- Duke of York's delight -- Mr. Staggins's jigg -- The cobler's jigg -- No-body's jigg -- Parson upon Dorothy -- Under the greenwood tree -- Sawney was tall -- Westmorland -- Well-hall -- Valentine's-day -- Damme -- Young Jemmy -- Bouzer castle -- Bore la bass -- Christ-church bells in Oxon -- Maremaid -- Hey-boys up go we -- Smith's rant -- Hedge-lane -- Love lies a bleeding -- Never love thee more -- Jack's health -- Old Simon the king -- Green sleeves and yellow lace -- Sion-house -- Excuse me -- The rummer -- Miller's jigg -- Dragoon's march -- Country Abigail -- New bath -- Hap-hazzard -- Prince George -- Grenadiers march -- Arcadia -- Pell-mell -- Johnny cock thy beaver -- Black and grey -- Hey ho my honey -- Short's gardens -- Vienna -- Wolverton-hall -- The B. of Chester's jig, or, The fit's come on me now -- Lady of pleasure -- The country farmer's daughter, or, The painted chamber -- Cupid's garden -- The knot -- Bonney dundee -- Jenny come tye my cravat -- Holy-rood day -- Four-pence half-penny farthing, or, The jockey -- Ladies of London -- Astrope wells --".
• catalog tableOfContents "Sage Leaf -- Dull Sir John -- Joan Sanderson, or, The cushion dance -- Kemp's jigg -- Ely minster -- The coronation day -- New-Year's Eve -- Hunsdon house -- Madge on a tree, or, Margery Cree -- Winchester -- Devonshire House -- The galloping nag -- The gun fleet -- Ten pound lass -- Cuckolds all arow -- Up with Aily -- Green stockings -- Hit or miss -- Scotland -- Mug-house -- Lady-day -- Mock hobby house -- Lincoln or Bolton -- King of Poland -- Cherrily merrily -- Lord Canarvan's jigg -- The merry milk maids in green -- Red bull -- Puddings and pies -- Joan's placket -- Spanish gypsie -- The maid in the mill -- London's loyalty -- Spring garden -- Abergenny -- The dumps -- Prince Rupert's march -- New royal exchange -- The 29th of May -- Buff-coat -- An old man a bed full of bones -- Cast a bell -- Glory of the west -- Trenchmore -- Have at they coat old woman -- The goddesses -- Three sheeps skins -- A soldier's life -- Saturday night, and Sunday morning -- What you please -- Watton town's end -- A la mode de France -- Drive the cold winter away -- The friar and the nun -- A health to Betty -- Winsor-castle -- Bobbing Joe -- Dr. Pope's jigg -- The saylor's delight -- The hemp-dresser -- Picadilly -- The new fagary -- From Aberdeen -- Sweet Kate -- Row well ye mariners -- Under and over -- Hey to the camp -- Duke of Lorrain's march -- The slip -- The jovial beggars -- The gossip's frolick -- The devil's dream -- Punk's delight, the new way --".
• catalog title "Dancing-master".
• catalog title "Directions for dancing country dances".
• catalog title "The dancing-master. Vol. the first. or, Directions for dancing country dances : with the tunes to each dance, for the treble-violin.".
• catalog type "Publishers' advertisements England London 1721. rbgenr".
• catalog type "text".