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First line "I pray give attention to what I will mention ..."
Grace Darling and the S. S. Forfarshire
Grace Darling and the S. S. Forfarshire
"Oh! father lov'd, the storm is raging"
First Line "Oh! dearest dad, the winds are blowing" Parody of Roud V3151 (bar519)
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Grace Darling (Poem by McGonagall)
Poem by McGonagall including a report of her death.
- 497
- Shipwrecks
- Grace Darling and the S. S. Forfarshire
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Grace Darling or the Wreckers Daughter
Begins "Ohl Father lov'd, the storm is raging". A parlour ballad from which bar519/Roud V3151 was copied
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Grace Darling
bar518: Dates 1888~1838|
"Twas at the Longstone Lighthouse" Often called The Grace Darling song.
Grace Darling (Roud V3151)
bar519: Dates 1838~1838|
"Oh! father lov'd, the storm is raging"
Grace Darling (Poem by McGonagall)
bar649: Dates 1842~----|
Poem by McGonagall including a report of her death.
Grace Darling (Roud V3152)
bar496: Dates 1842~1891|
First Line "Oh! dearest dad, the winds are blowing" Parody of Roud V3151 (bar519)
Grace Darling or the Wreckers Daughter
bar497: Dates 1838~1841|
Begins "Ohl Father lov'd, the storm is raging". A parlour ballad from which bar519/Roud V3151 was copied
Loss of the Forfarshire
bar498: Dates 1838~1838|
Probably the first of these ballads to appear. It mentions the Darlings only in passing and Grace is not identified by name.
Grace Darling and the S. S. Forfarshire
ns003: Dates ----~----|
The paddle steamer Forfarshireﾠstruck and later foundered on one of the Farne_Islandsº on the 7 September 1838, giving rise to the rescue for whichﾠGrace Darling is...