Manuscripts / 1694 - Hartburn, nr.Morpeth, Northumberland, England.
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| Page | tune no. | Tune title | key | key sig |
| * | 1 | Jackes Carvatt (Jenny Come Tie My Cravat) | D | 6/4 |
| * | 2 | Boni Cate of Edenbrough (Bonny Kate of Edinboro') | D | Common |
| * | 3 | Northern Nanny | B flat? | 6/4 |
| * | 4 | Reed House Rant | D | 6/4 |
| * | 5 | Such a Wife as Willie had | ??? | 4/4 |
| * | 6 | Hey Boys! Up go we | C | 4/4 |
| * | 7 | The Black Mares Antic | B flat | 6/4 |
| * | 8 | Have you any more onit | C | Common |
| * | 9 | The Black Ewe | C | Common |
| * | 10 | The Flower of yarrow | G | 6/4 |
| * | 11 | A Hunsup (Hunt's up) | G | 6/4 |
| * | 12 | The Buff Coat hath no Fellow | D | 6/4 |
| * | 13 | The Boyne (A New Scotch March) | D | Common |
| * | 14 | Wheir must our Good man ly | C? | 4/4 |
| * | 15 | The ffarther be in the welcomer | unclear | Common |
| * | 16 | Over the Hills and far away | C | 4/4 |
| * | 17 | Green Sleeves | B flat | 6/4 |
| * | 18 | The King shall enjoy his own again | D | Common |
| * | 19 | Weills me I gotten Shott on her | G | 6/4 |
| * | 20 | Three Crowdeys in a day | F | Common |
| * | 21 | Cock up thy beaver Jemme | F | 6/4 |