Johnny Collection (page 6)

See saw Marjory Daw, Johnny shall have a new Master. 20th century

British Ballad, Johnny Of Breadislee
JOHNNY OF BREADISLEE (Johnny O Breadislee) British ballad, the hero evidently being a deer-stealer and an outlaw

Bootblack at Prince of Wales investiture, Caernarvon

Greetings from the Salonika Army
Chrstmas Greetings from the British Army on Salonika. Finish Johnny - which alludes to the impending closing stages of the war and the desire (of the troops abroad) to be home as soon as possible

Tam O shanter
TAM O SHANTER & SOUTER JOHNNY " Tam lo ed him like a very brither; They had been fou for weeks togither; The night drave on wi sangs & clatter... "

THE JOHNNY GILPIN PUB
The inn sign of the Johnny Gilpin at Ware, Hertfordshire, England

There was a little man, who had a little gun
The Little Man (who has no name) fires at Johnny Sprig and knocks his wig off

Johnnys New Bonnet
Johnny shall have a new bonnet, and Johnny shall go to the fair, and Johny shall have a blue ribbon to tie up his bonny brown hair

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"Johnny: A Multifaceted Journey through Time and Talent" From the dazzling stages of Piccadilly to the grandeur of Memorial Stadium, Johnny's name echoes through history. In the world of entertainment, Vesta Tilley mesmerized audiences with her impeccable impersonation skills, but it was Johnny who stole hearts as she graced the music halls. The 1970 World Series witnessed a legendary moment when Brooks Robinson knelt to catch a ball hit by none other than Johnny Bench. The crowd held its breath as these baseball titans clashed on that fateful day in Baltimore. But sports were not his only domain; he soared high like Hoffmann's "Johnny Head-Air, " defying gravity and captivating spectators with his aerial prowess. Even jockeys knew him well - for in the roaring twenties, Johnny Dines galloped towards victory astride magnificent horses, leaving competitors trailing behind. Amidst war-torn landscapes during WWII, ENSA Entertainments brought solace to weary souls with Swing Vogue performances. And there stood Johnny amidst all that chaos, spreading joy through melodies that transcended boundaries. Yet beyond fame and glory lay another side of him - an intellectual conversing with Dons at Oxford University. Scholars and students alike marveled at his wisdom while others went about their daily lives buying corn from grocers or engaging in mischievous acts towards maids. Vividly captured by Thomas Rowlandson's handcoloured engraving from William Combes' "The History Quae Genus, " we glimpse into this enigmatic figure's life filled with contrasts and contradictions. And let us not forget those moments frozen in time - Tarzan's Secret Treasure cinema projection slide showcasing a rugged hero named Johnny Weissmuller. His adventures transported audiences to exotic realms where danger lurked around every corner. As we wander along London's Embankment, an onion seller catches our eye.