X:3004 
T:HUMORS OF LISTIVAIN, The 
B:JCIT.07a
C:arr/ABC BB
N:Note ten measures in each part. I couldn't locate a place
with this name anywhere in Ireland but I'm guessing it was
somewhere in or near the Squire's native county of Limerick (cf. 
Panteen in "Humors of Panteen" below).
Q:1/4=160
L:1/8
M:6/8
R:jig
K:Am
EAA AGA|BAB GAB|eAA AGA|BAB g3|egg dee|
Bdd GAB|eAA AGA|BAB g3|egg dee|BEG A3 :|
faa aga|bab g3|aga e3|gfg d3|ef/e/d Bc/B/G|
AB/A/G E3|eAA AGA|BAB g3|egg dee|BEG A3 :|

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X:3006
T:JACKSON'S "BOUNER BOUGHER"
B:JCIT.08b
C:arr/ABC BB
N:Even Chief O'Neill - a native Gaelic speaker - had no idea 
what this title is intended to mean!
Q:1/4=160
L:1/8
M:6/8
R:jig
K:D % source key = C
AFE EFE|FED DED|AFD EFA|BAF dAF|
AFE EFE|FED D2d|cBA BAF|B2A Bcd :|
d2e fdB|c2d ecA|d2e fed|f2e fga|
d2e fdB|c2d ecA|dcB cBA|B2A Bcd :|

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X:3007
T:JACKSON'S DREAM 
B:JCIT.06b
C:arr/ABC BB
Q:1/4=160
L:1/8
M:6/8
R:jig
K:D
A|DED D2d|AGF F2d|AGF FED|EFE E2F|
DED D2d|AGF F2d|AGF FED|DFD D2 :|
g|f2d edB|ABd d2g|f2d edB|ABd e2g|
f2d edB|faf g2e|faf g2e|fdd d2 :|

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X:3005 
T:JACKSON OVER THE WATER  
B:JCIT.06a
C:arr/ABC BB
Q:1/4=160
L:1/8
M:6/8
R:jig
K:G
A/G/|FDD FDD|GAG GFG|ABA AFG|ABA GFG|
ABA AGF|cAc de=f|cAA AGF|G3 G2 :|
g|fdd gdd|fdd cAA|fdd gdd|fdd d2g|
fdd ab/a/g|fdd de=f|cAA AGF|G3 G2 :|

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X:3013
T:PITHER IN ENOUGH
B:JCIT.01b
C:arr/ABC BB
N:Another incomprehensible "Gaelic" title! (Note that O'Neill 
- an Irish speaker, as noted above - includes this tune in his 
"Waifs & Strays" (#126) as "Put in Enough", which I guess makes 
more sense ...) 
Q:1/4=160
L:1/8
M:6/8
R:jig
K:D
A|FGF FED|BcB Bcd|FGF FED|A2A A2d|
FGF FED|B2B Bcd|cBA dAF|ABA A2 :|
d|cBA cec|dBB B2d|cBA cec|ABA A2d|
cBA cec|dBB B2d|cBA dAF|ABA A2 :|
G|F2d F2d|B2B Bcd|F2d F2d|A2A A2G|
F2d F2d|B2B Bcd|cBA dAF|ABA A2 :|

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X:3002
T:CUMMILUM 
B:JCIT.07b
C:arr/ABC BB
N:"Is cuma liom" = "I don't care," "it's all
the same to me", etc. etc.
Q:1/4=160
L:1/8
M:9/8
R:slip jig
K:D
AGF F2F F2F |AGF F2F F2F |
AGF F2F F2F |E/F/GE E2F G2E :|
DEG A2F A2F |DEG A2F G2E |
DEG A2F A2F |EFE E2F G2E :|
DFA dAF dAF |DFA dAF G2E |
DFA dAF dAF |EFE E2F G2E :|
"final"D6z3|]

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X:3003
T:FIGURE OF 3  
B:JCIT.02
C:arr/ABC BB
Q:1/4=160
M:6/8
R:jig
K:G
G2A BcB|BAG c2A|G2E EGE|G2E EGE|
G2A BcB |BAG c2A |GED DFD |GED DFD :|
dcd ecA |BAG c2A |G2E EGE |G2E EGE |
dcd ecA |BAG c2A |GED DFD |GED DBc :|
dBG cAF |dBG c2A |G2E EGE |G2E EBc |
dBG cAF |dBG c2A |GED DFD |GED DFD :|
"final"G6|]

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X:3011
T:JACKSON'S TURRET  
B:JCIT.08a
C:arr/ABC BB
N:Since Jackson provides zero guidance as to how this 
tune is to be played, I've decided it's a hornpipe!
Q:1/4=150
L:1/16
M:2/4
R:hornpipe
K:D
A2|dAFA dAFA|d2f4 ed|ecAc ecAc|e2g4 fe|
fdAd f2ed |ecAc e2dc | dfdB cecA | E2^G2 A2 :|
A2|dAFA d2=c2 |BGAF G2B2 |eB^GB e2d2 |cAB^G A2fg |
afdf a2gf |gece g2fe |fafd egec |d2D2 D2 :|

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X:3012
T:MAIDS IN THE MORNING  
B:JCIT.09
C:arr/ABC BB
Q:1/4=160
M:6/8
R:jig
K:G
"A dorian"
EFE G2A|BAG B3|EFE G2A|GEA GED|
EFE G2A | BAG B3 | efg dBG | A3 A3 :|
AGE AGE | A2B c3 | EFE G2A | GEA GED |
AGE AGE | A2B c2d | efg dBG | A3 A3 :|
def gdB | A2B c3 | EFE G2A | GEA GED |
def gdB | A2B c2d | edB gdB | A3 A3 :|
gdB gdB | A2B c3 | EFE G2A | GEA GED |
gdB gdB | A2B c2d |edB gdB | A3 A3 :|

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X:3001 
T:COSSEY'S JIG
B:JCIT.01a (with "Jigg")
C:arr/ABC BB
N:1:No repeats in source. 
N:2:This is also called "Copey's" and has similar names in 
other 19th Century collections (none of which attribute the
tune to Jackson). First part is a predecessor of today's "Maid 
in the Meadow".
Q:1/4=160
L:1/8
M:6/8
R:jig
K:G
c3 B3|AGA BGE|DEG G/A/BG|AGA BGE|
cec BdB|AGA BGE|DEG AGA|BGG G3 :|
g3 edc|Bdg dBG|g2e dBG|ecA A2d|
geg fdf|ecg dBG|DEG AGA|BGG G3 :|
GBd GBd|Gce Gce|GBd GBd|ecA A3|
GBd GBd|Gce efg|DEG AGA|BGG G3 :|

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X:3008 
T:JACKSON'S HUMORS OF PANTEEN 
B:JCIT.03
C:arr/ABC BB
N:Panteen is a townland in Limerick.
L:1/8
M:6/8
R:jig
K:G
E|DFD G2B|AGE G2E|DFD G2B|AGE cGE|
DFD G2B|AGE G2c|BdB c2A|AGE ED :|
B|d2e g2e|age g2e|d2e g2e|age edB|
d2e g2e|age g2c|BdB c2A|AGE ED :|
A|BdB c2A|BAG c2A|BdB c2A|AGE EDC|
BdB c2A|BAG c2A|BAG c2A|1 "thru"AGE ED :|
[2 "final"AGE EDF|G3-G3|]

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X:3009 
T:JACKSON'S MORNING BRUSH
T:Jaakson's Morning Breeze
B:JCIT.04
C:arr/ABC BB
N:This is probably the most familiar of the Squire's 
tunes. It's also called "Jackson's Morning Breeze".
Q:1/4=160
L:1/8
M:6/8
R:jig
K:D
A|DFE EFD|DFA AFA|BAB d2f|gee e2D|
DFE EFD|DFA AFA|BAB d2e|fdc d2 :|
g|fed faf|fda fdB|AFA dfa|gfg e2g|
fed faf|gbg faf|fed ege|fdc d2 :|
g|fdf ece|dBd AGF|EFG daf|gfg e2g|
fdf edc|dcB AFA|DFA d2e|fdc d2 :|

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X:3010 
T:JACKSON'S NIGHT CAP
B:JCIT.05
C:arr/ABC BB
N:Close relative of "Strike the Gay Harp". Appears
as "Night Cap" in other collections with no attribution
to Jackson.
Q:1/4=160
L:1/8
M:6/8
R:jig
K:D
A|dBB cAA|BAG FED|dBB cAA|dAF EFA|
def Bcd|ABG FEF|DED DFA|AFE EF :|
A|d3 f3|a2b afd|d2f afa|bge ecA|
d2f aff|bff a2f|fed dfe|dAF EF :|
A|dfe dfe|dAG FED|dfe dfe|dAF EFA|
dfe Bcd|ABG FEF|DED DFA|1 "thru"AFE EF :|
[2 "final"AGF EFE|HD6|]

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