Connaught Man, the — The singer rambles from Connaught to the big cities of Ulster. He has various c… The Connecticut Peddler — "I'm a peddler, I'm a peddler, I'm a peddler from Connecticut... And don't you … Connla — In Irish Gaelic; dialog; woman asks, "Who's that down there tapping the window?… Connlach Ghlas an Fhomhair (Green Harvest Stubble, The) — Gaelic. Singer wishes he and his sweetheart were wed and on a ship sailing west… Conroy's Camp — (The company sets out for camp and) arrives at Waltham, where they stop to drin… The Constant Farmer's Son — Her parents consent to let their daughter marry a farmer, but her brothers will… The Constant Lover — "Although my parents me disdain, For loving of my own dear honey," the singer v… The Constant Lovers — The sailor promises to marry the girl after he makes one more trip. His mother … The Constitution and the Guerriere — Captain Dacres of the Guerriere expects to defeat the Americans as easily as Br… The Contented Countryman — "Who would like a jovial count-e-rie life? Happy am I with my home and wife." T…