INDEX. | 567 Natural History—continued. Page | Natural History—continued. Page 623. Thad a little COW ........cceeseecceceeseeeeeees 354 639. "I was the twenty-ninth of May ......... 362 624. There was an old woman had three cows 356 | 640. Cock Robin got up early. . 362 625. As titty mouse sat in the witty to spin 356 641. Pussy-cat, pussy-cat.. . 362 626. Shoe the colt . 356 | 642. "T was once upon a tim . 363 627. Little Robin Redbreast . . 356 | 643. There was a glossy blackbir 364 628. Mary had a pretty bird ... « 357 644. Little Jenny Wren fell sick upon a time 365 629. Bless you, bless you, bonny bee + 358 645. Who killed Cock Robin?......... pecem SOT, 630. Dickery, dickery, dare.............. .. 358 646. ‘‘ Robert Barnes, fellow fine” . 379 631. Some little mice sat in a barn to spin... 358 647. I had a little dog, and they called him 632. Johnny Armstrong killed a calf............ 358 Butt) ere eee seetsere «+ 370 633. Four-and-twenty tailors went to kill a 648. As I went over the water . . 370 snail ... - 359 | 649. In the month of February . . 371 634. Pussy sat b: i .. 360 650. Croak! said the Toad, I’m . 372 635. Hie, hie, says Anthony . .. 360 | 651. The winds they did blow................008. 372 636. A pye sate ona pear-tree . . 360 | 652. A farmer went trotting upon his grey 637. When the snow is on the ground mare £24393 638. All of a row 653. Gray goose and gander . .» 374 654. 655. 656. 657. 658. 659. 660. 661. 662. 663. 664. 665. 666. 667. 668. 669. 670. 671. 672. 673. 674. 675. 676, 677. 678. 706. 797. 708. 709 710. Il. 712. 713. 714. 722. 723. 724. 725. FIFTEENTH CLASS.— B} elics. The girl in the lane that couldn’t scale 679. ‘The quaker’s wife got up to bake plain, - 375 | 680. Who comes here?—A grenadier Hink, min 376 68x. Go to bed Tom !................ What are little boys made of, made of ? Be6 682. As I went over the water . Baby and I . 376 683. High diddle doubt, my candle out Rain, rain, go away. . 377 684. Little Mary Ester........ What’s the news of the day . 377 685. Little Tommy Tacket .. Charley Wag .............eccceeee . 378 686. Peg, Peg, with a wooden leg.... Hannah Bantry in the pantry . 378 687. Parson Darby wore a black gown Girls and boys, come out to play . 378 688. When Jacky’s a very good boy Hark, hark! ..... 689. Little Tom Tucker .. 386 . 386 « 386 . 386 . 386 » 387 . 388 388 . 388 . 388 » 389 Willy boy, where 690. Little Miss, pretty Miss , + 390 Shake a leg, wag a leg 691. Little Miss Muffet.......... » 390 To market, to market, a gallop, a trot 380 692. My little old man and I fell out. + 391 We’re all in the dumps .... 53 693. Blow, wind, blow! and go, mill, go! ... 392 Thad a little moppet .... The children of Holland . If all the seas were one sea... The barber shaved the mason Come, let’s to bed.. 694. Wash, hands, wash ................sseeeeeeees 391 695. How many days has my baby to play? 391 696. Daffy-down-dilly has come up to town 392 697. The man in the moon drinks claret ...... 392 698. A good child, a good child. 392 Little’ girl, where h: 699. Blenky my nutty-cock.. 392 Darby and Joan were dressed in joo. Around the green gravel.. 393 Barbar, barber, shave a pig ............... zor. As I was going to sell my eggs. 303 Cut them on Monday, you cut them for zo2. Old Sir Simon the King ....... 393 health 703. To market to buy a plum cake ., 304 Monday’s child is fair in face : qo4. St. Thomas’s Day is past and gone 304 Blue is true . 385 705. How do you do, neighbour? ..............4 304 SIXTEENTH CLASS.—J@:ocal. w.. 395 | 715. Little lad, little lad, where wast thou . 396 (DORM? cycccecessesveceescecceccenese ses 399 « 397 716. Lincoln was, and Londonis . 400 - 397 717. I loss my mare in Lincoln Lane . 406 . 397 | 718. Cripple Dick upon a stick ....... 400 . 397 | 719. Driddlety drum, driddlety drum . . 400 . 398 q2o. Little boy, pretty boy, where were you « 398 DOL e.ceseccrrecs eee re ccess eta +» 400 . 398 | 72x. All the bairns unborn will rue the . 401 There was a little nobby colt King’s Sutton is a pretty town The little priest of Felton . The tailor of Bicester ....... Dick and Tom, Will and John At Brill-on-the-Hill ............... A man went a-hunting at Reigate. A little bit of powdered beef My father and mother .... SEVENTEENTH CLass.—T@obe and Gh) atrimany, As I was going up Pippen Hill............ 726. What care I how black I be?... see 4O4 It’s once I courted as pretty a lass 727. Sylvia, sweet as morning air . wee 405 Brave news is come to town 728. ‘‘Where have you been all the day” . 406 Willy, Willy Wilkin ...........ccc0088 72g. A cow and a Calf o......eccesssscccceesenes sees 407