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ROBIN HOOD AND THE BISHOP [TRADITIONAL BALLAD INDEX ENTRY]
- Roud no: 3955 | Online index | Historical notes / References
- Traditional Ballad Index (online)
- Roud no: 3955 | Broadside | Reference only
- Company of Stationers, Register II 35 (12 Mar 1656) (Rollins Analytical Index No.2311)
- Francis Grove (London) | England : London
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen awhile
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Text
- Roxburghe Ballads (Ed. William Chappell, 1874) Vol.2 pp.448-452
- W.O. (London) | England : London
- First line: That now comes over the lee
- Roud no: 3955 | Manuscript | Text
- William Higgott manuscript books (Vaughan Williams Memorial Library) (1779)
- Higgott, William | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/54c063ee-2807-4b75-9e09-a5f57c6a78ce
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen a while, with a hey down down and a down
- Roud no: 3955 | Broadside | Text
- Pepys Collection of Broadsides (Magdalene College, Cambridge) 2:109 (1684-1686)
- J. Clarke / W. Thackeray / T. Passinger (London) | England : London
- URL link
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen a while, with a hey down down and a down
- Roud no: 3955 | Broadside | Text
- Pepys Collection of Broadsides (Magdalene College, Cambridge) 2:112 (1684-1695?)
- [Alex Milbourn] (London) | England : London
- URL link
ROBIN HOOD AND THE BISHOP [SUBJECT INDEX ENTRY]
- Roud no: 3955 | Online index | Historical notes; Synopsis; Subject index
- Vaughan Williams Memorial Library (VWML) Folk Song Subject & Master Index
- URL link
ROBIN HOOD AND THE BISHOP SHEWING HOW ROBIN ROBBED THE BISHOP OF HIS GOLD AND MADE HIM SING A MASS
- First line: Come, gentlemen all, and listen awhile
- Roud no: 3955 | Songster | Text
- Life and Death of Robin Hood Complete in Twenty-Four Songs (1800)pp.14-17
- (New York) (1800)
- URL link
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen a while
- Roud no: 3955 | Songster | Text
- Adventures of Robert Earl of Huntington Commonly Called Robin Hood (1777) pp.14-16
- J. and J. Robertson (Glasgow) (1777) | Scotland : Glasgow
- URL link
- First line: Come, gentlemen all, and listen awhile
- Roud no: 3955 | Book songster | Text
- English Archer or Robert Earl of Huntington Vulgarly Called Robin Hood (1800) pp.18-21
- Bonsal and Niles (Baltimore) (1800) | USA : Baltimore
- URL link
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen a while
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Text
- Euing Ballads pp.496-497
- F. Coles, T. Vere, J. Wright, J. Clarke (London) | England : London
- First line: Come, gentlemen all, and listen awhile
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Text
- Ritson, Robin Hood (1823 edn., 1972 reprint) pp.119-122
- First line: Come, gentlemen all, and listen awhile
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Text
- Ritson, Robin Hood (1865 edn., 1994 reprint) pp.143-146
- Roud no: 3955 | Broadside printer's catalogue | Reference only
- William Thackeray, List of Small Books, Ballads, etc. (c1689)
- William Thackeray (London) | England : London
- URL link
- First line: Come gentlemen all and listen a while
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Text
- Leach, The Ballad Book (1955) pp.408-411
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Reference only
- Flanders, Ancient Ballads Traditionally Sung in New England 3 p.117
- Edwards, George | http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/3b02956b-c4e9-4d64-82c2-26c55d726c9b
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Discussion; References only
- Coffin, Brit. Trad. Ballad in N. America (1977 edn.) p.107
- http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/01cc2feb-f80d-4f07-b02e-f9f30aef16f9
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen a-while
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Text
- Evans, Old Ballads, Historical & Narrative (1810 edn.) 2 pp.103-107
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen a while
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Text
- Child, Vol.3 pp.191-193 (No.143) (version a)
- First line: Come gentlemen all and listen a while
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Text
- A Collection of Old Ballads (1723) 2 pp.39-43
- First line: Betwixt a cragg and a stony rock
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Text
- Knight, Robin Hood: The Forresters Manuscript (1998) pp.10-15
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen a while
- Roud no: 3955 | Broadside | Text
- Bodleian Library Broadside Ballad Collections: Wood 401(11)
- Grove, F. (London) | England : London
- URL link
ROBIN HOOD AND THE BISHOP [TRADITIONAL BALLAD INDEX ENTRY]
- Roud no: 3955 | Online index | Historical notes / References
- Traditional Ballad Index (online) C143
- URL link
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen a while, with a hey down down and a down
- Roud no: 3955 | Broadside | Text
- Pepys Collection of Broadsides (Magdalene College, Cambridge) 2:109 (1684-1686)
- J. Clarke / W. Thackeray / T. Passinger (London) | England : London
- URL link
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen a while, with a hey down down and a down
- Roud no: 3955 | Broadside | Text
- Pepys Collection of Broadsides (Magdalene College, Cambridge) 2:112 (1684-1695?)
- [Alex Milbourn] (London) | England : London
- URL link
ROBIN HOOD AND THE BISHOP SHEWING HOW ROBIN ROBBED THE BISHOP OF HIS GOLD AND MADE HIM SING A MASS
- First line: Come, gentlemen all, and listen awhile
- Roud no: 3955 | Songster | Text
- Life and Death of Robin Hood Complete in Twenty-Four Songs (1800)pp.14-17
- (New York) (1800)
- URL link
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen a while
- Roud no: 3955 | Songster | Text
- Adventures of Robert Earl of Huntington Commonly Called Robin Hood (1777) pp.14-16
- J. and J. Robertson (Glasgow) (1777) | Scotland : Glasgow
- URL link
- First line: Come, gentlemen all, and listen awhile
- Roud no: 3955 | Book songster | Text
- English Archer or Robert Earl of Huntington Vulgarly Called Robin Hood (1800) pp.18-21
- Bonsal and Niles (Baltimore) (1800) | USA : Baltimore
- URL link
- Roud no: 3955 | Broadside | Reference only
- Company of Stationers, Register II 35 (12 Mar 1656) (Rollins Analytical Index No.2311)
- Francis Grove (London)
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen a while
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Text
- Euing Collection of English Broadside Ballads (1971) pp.496-497
- F. Coles, T. Vere, J. Wright, J. Clarke (London) | England : London
- URL link
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen a-while
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Text
- Evans, Old Ballads, Historical & Narrative (1810 edn.) 2 pp.103-107
- First line: Come gentlemen all and listen a while
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Text
- A Collection of Old Ballads (1723) 2 pp.39-43
- Roud no: 3955 | Broadside printer's catalogue | Reference only
- William Thackeray, List of Small Books, Ballads, etc. (c1689)
- William Thackeray (London) | England : London
- URL link
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen awhile
- Roud no: 3955 | Book | Text
- Roxburghe Ballads (Ed. William Chappell, 1874) Vol.2 pp.448-452
- W.O. (London) | England : London
- First line: Come gentlemen all, and listen a while
- Roud no: 3955 | Broadside | Text
- Bodleian Library Broadside Ballad Collections: Wood 401(11)
- Grove, F. (London) | England : London
- URL link
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