The contents, some of which was probably copied from printed sheets, is:

(a) (p. 1) 'The Friend and Pitcher', [beg. 'The wealthy Fool']

(b) (pp. 2-3) 'Jack the Guinea Pig', [beg. 'When the Anchor's weigh'd']

(c) (pp. 4-5) 'How happily my Life I led, a new Song'

(d) (pp. 6-7a) 'The Soldiers adieu', [beg. 'Adieu adieu my only life']

(e) (pp. 7b-8) 'Tom Bowling' [by Charles Dibden]

(f) (pp. 9-13) 'The Knave's Necklace or Every Rogue a Halter. A new Anacreontic... sung at a Loyal Association at T-r previous to burning of Tom Paine in Effigy'

(g) (pp. 13-17) 'The Island as sung by Mr. Davies at Sadlers Wells words by T. Dibdin'

(h) (pp. 18-21) 'Croppies lie dowm', [beg. 'We soldiers of Erin']

(j) (pp. 22-25) 'Peace. A song for one or two voices by Thos. Shoel', [beg. 'The din of war']

(k) (p. 25) 'The picture of a glutton', [beg. 'A senseless blockhead'. Incomplete, no music]

(l) (p. 32) Incomplete song, v. 2 beg. 'Much surprised at the voice...'. No music

(m) (pp. 33-37) 'Cupid's Recruiting Serjeant. Sung by Mr. Vernon at Vauxhall'

(n) (pp. 37-48) ['The forsaken nymph'] 'Guardian Angels sung by Mr. Mahon at Dublin...' etc.

(o) (pp. 38-41) 'As t'other Day milking', with figured bass

(p) (pp. 41-42) 'A drinking song', [beg. 'Ye foils']

(q) (pp. 42-6) 'A Hunting Song', [beg. 'Far in the distant East']

(r) (pp. 46-49) 'A Punting Song sung by Mrs. 'Brighton in [General John (sic) Burgoyne's] The Maid of the Oake', [beg. 'Come rouse from your Fances']

(s) (pp. 49-52) 'The heaving of the Lead... sung by Mr. Incledon in the Heartford Bridge... by Mr. Shield'

(t) (pp. 53-56) 'Honest John Bull'

(u) (pp. 56-58) 'A Hunting Song. Tally Hoe', [beg. 'Ye sportsmen draw near']

(v) (pp. 59-64) 'The Vestry Dinner by Mr. Reeves' [i.e. William Reeve(?), beg. 'Church Warden I've been']

(w) (pp. 64-65) 'A new Song', [beg. 'Wine Wine is alone']

(x) (pp. 66-67) 'A new Song' to the tune The Vicar of Bray, [beg. 'In Charles the seconds merry Days']

(y) (pp. 68-69) 'An excellent old Song' [beg. 'Ye frolicksome sparks']

(z) (p. 70) 'A Song set by Mr. Gray', [beg. 'The Voy[a]ge is past']

(aa) (pp. 71-72) 'The Jolly Brisk Tar', [beg. 'Early one morning']

(bb) (pp. 73-74) 'God save the king Sung at the Theatre Royal for 2 Voices'

(cc) (pp. 74-76) Rule Britannia

(dd) (pp. 76-78) 'A Song on a good old Man & a Lazy Son', [beg. 'There was an old man']

(ee) (pp. 78-79) 'The Woodman', [beg. 'When far retir'd']

(ff) (pp. 80-82) 'A Social Companion... sung by Mr. Burling at the Spa Gardens Bermondsey composed by Mr Blewitt'

(gg) (pp. 83-84) 'A new Song', [beg. 'To sing you a song']

(hh) (pp. 84-86) 'The husband deceived in a Wife', [beg. 'Good people draw near']

(jj) (pp. 87-90) 'The Little Cot by Mr. Smith... Music by E. McEwan'

(kk) (p. 91) 'A new Song to the Tune of God save the king' [beg. 'May this good Company', probably written by James Lush]