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• [Come, Tougall, tell me what you'll thocht] (1831), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1832: Representation of the People Acts
  Alexander Rodger
• [Descend, sweet Liberty, descend] (1832), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1832: Representation of the People Acts
  Anon
• [Every year of my life do I drain a bowl] (1832), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1832: Representation of the People Acts
  Anon
• [Gladstone, dread of every Tory] (1884), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1884: Representation of the People Act
  Anon
• [Great is thy power and great thy fame] (1884), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1884: Representation of the People Act
  Anon
• [Green grow the rashes O] (1913), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1918: Representation of the People Act
  Anon [T. E. J.]
• [Hark! 'Tis the day of summons] (1831), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1832: Representation of the People Acts
  Anon
• [Lord Salisbury and his Tory Gang] (1884), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1884: Representation of the People Act
  Anon
• [Midst Whig-boys and Radicals though we may roam] (1831), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1832: Representation of the People Acts
  Anon
• [My Lords you have kindled a national fire] (1884), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1884: Representation of the People Act
  Anon
• [My wish is ardent that Reform] (1832), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1832: Representation of the People Acts
  Anon
• [Newington butts were lively] (1912), National Library of Scotland, Chapbook
  1918: Representation of the People Act
  Alice Stewart Ker
• [Now's the day, and now's the hour] (1884), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1884: Representation of the People Act
  Anon
• [O' Whigs an' Tories we can see] (1832), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1832: Representation of the People Acts
  Anon
• [O, may our present Government] (1916), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1832: Representation of the People Acts
  Anon [Sanny McNee]
• [Oh! who are these in scant array] (1912), National Library of Scotland, Chapbook
  1918: Representation of the People Act
  Kathleen Emerson
• [Rejoice ye sons of Lanarkshire] (1831), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1832: Representation of the People Acts
  Anon [J. A.]
• [Repent, ye Tory Lords, repent] (1884), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1884: Representation of the People Act
  Anon
• [The beech wood saunters idly to the sea] (1912), National Library of Scotland, Chapbook
  1918: Representation of the People Act
  Katherine M. Richmond
• [The dressers of flax will do which they can] (1884), Mitchell Library, Glasgow, Newspaper/Periodical
  1884: Representation of the People Act
  Anon