Lads Who Live in Ireland or Where the Apple Praties Grow, The

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Title: Lads Who Live in Ireland or Where the Apple Praties Grow, The

Additional Title: Duke's Motto

First Line: My name is New O'Manney, I was born in sweet Killarney

First Line of Chorus:

Creator(s):

Seymour, Jas.

Additional Names:

Publication Date: 1850

Instrumentation: N/A

Subject: Broadsides and Penny Ballads
Killarney

WIMA Collections: Irish Fest Collection

ID: IF PB 00-011

Publisher: H. De Marsan

Publication Place: New York, NY

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Historical Notes

Original penny ballad handbill composed and sung by Jas. Seymour, at Niblo's in the "Duke's Motto". Border is of ship and fort in harbor, sailor on mast, officer with flag, fire company, and marching soldiers.

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