| When Father Papered The Parlour | 16 |
| Here We Are Again | 8 |
| Let's All Go Mad | 7 |
| Giving A Donkey A Strawberry | 6 |
| Wait Till I'm As Old As Father | 6 |
| I Wish It Was Sunday Night | 5 |
| I'll Lend You My Best Girl | 5 |
| Jean From Aberdeen | 5 |
| Little Willie's Woodbines | 5 |
| Save A Little One For Me | 5 |
| You're The One | 5 |
| Don't Go Out With Him To-Night | 4 |
| I Never Heard Father Laugh So Much Before | 4 |
| I'll Meet You One Dark Night | 4 |
| It's Mine When You've Done With It | 4 |
| Since Father Joined The Territorials | 4 |
| The Kangaroo Hop | 4 |
| When Mother Backed The Winner Of The Derby | 4 |
| Blame It On To Poor Old Father | 3 |
| Bobbing About In The Briny | 3 |
| Give My Love To Scotland, Maggie | 3 |
| I Don't Care | 3 |
| I Don't Want A Girl For Sunday | 3 |
| I Must Go Home Tonight | 3 |
| I've Found Kelly | 3 |
| Molly McIntyre | 3 |
| Mrs. B. | 3 |
| Put A Bit Of Powder On It Father | 3 |
| Put A Bit Of Powder On It, Father | 3 |
| She Does Like A Little Bit Of Scotch | 3 |
| Wake Up, John Bull | 3 |
| Where Does Daddy Go When He Goes Out? | 3 |
| Blame It On Poor Old Father | 2 |
| Come Into The Garden, John | 2 |
| Don't Go Out With Him Tonight | 2 |
| I Can't Keep Still Tonight | 2 |
| I Like Little People | 2 |
| I Shall Have To Ask My Mother If She'll Let Me | 2 |
| I'm Wearing My Heart Away For You | 2 |
| If I Could Only Find The Key | 2 |
| Let's Have A Song Upon The Gramophone | 2 |
| Let's Have Another One Together | 2 |
| Meet You One Dark Night | 2 |
| Mr. John Mackenzie, O | 2 |
| My Girl From Glasgie Toon | 2 |
| Oh! For Another Day At Margate | 2 |
| One Girl's As Good As Any Other Girl | 2 |
| Serves You Right | 2 |
| She Does Love A Little Bit Of Scotch | 2 |
| She Is My Best Girl Now | 2 |
| The Collier | 2 |
| The Daylight Bill | 2 |
| The Old Grey Coat | 2 |
| The Taximeter Cab | 2 |
| There Must Be Something Nice About The Isle Of Man | 2 |
| Tickle Me Timothy | 2 |
| Tickle Me, Timothy | 2 |
| Toddling Along | 2 |
| When Father Papered The Parlor | 2 |
| Where Does Daddy Go ? | 2 |
| Why Do You Think I Look So Gay? | 2 |
| Willie's Woodbines | 2 |
| ? | 1 |
| A Lover Up In Scotland | 1 |
| All Coons Look Alike To Me | 1 |
| All The Houses Are Going Round | 1 |
| All The Ladies Fall In Love With Sandy | 1 |
| All The Silver From The Silver Moon | 1 |
| All The Silver From The Silvery Moon | 1 |
| Are We All Here ? | 1 |
| As Good As Money In The Bank | 1 |
| Billy's Wild Woodbines | 1 |
| Call Me Early In The Morning | 1 |
| Clogs And Shawl (Parody) | 1 |
| Clogs And Shawls - Parody | 1 |
| Cohen | 1 |
| Come And Have A Look What I've Got | 1 |
| Father Papered The Parlour | 1 |
| Girls Of To-Day | 1 |
| Good-bye, Ragtime | 1 |
| Here We Go Again | 1 |
| Home Sweet Home | 1 |
| I Can't Keep Still To-Night | 1 |
| I Come Fra' Scotland | 1 |
| I Didn't Know What To Do | 1 |
| I Do Wish I Was A Ladies Man | 1 |
| I Don't Know How You Do It | 1 |
| I Don't Want A Girl On A Sunday | 1 |
| I Keep On Toddling Along | 1 |
| I Must Go Home To Night | 1 |
| I Must Go Home To-night | 1 |
| I Shall Have To Ask My Mother | 1 |
| I Wish I Were A Ladies Man | 1 |
| I Wish I Were A Ladies' Man | 1 |
| I Wish I Were A Lady's Man | 1 |
| I'll Have To Ask My Mother If She'll Let Me | 1 |
| I'll Meet You Some Dark Night | 1 |
| I'm Out For The Day To-day | 1 |
| I'm The Man That Buried Flanagan | 1 |
| I've Found Kelly! | 1 |
| If The World Belonged To Me | 1 |
| In The Land Where There Are No Girls | 1 |
| It's A Grand Old Song Is Home, Sweet Home | 1 |
| It's A Wonder What Little Things Lead To | 1 |
| It's Mine, When You've Done With It | 1 |
| Jean Loves All The Jockeys | 1 |
| John Go And Put Your Trousers On | 1 |
| John Put Your Trousers On | 1 |
| John, John, Put Your Trousers On | 1 |
| John, Put Your Trousers On | 1 |
| Let's All Go Mad. | 1 |
| Let's Go Where The Crowds Go | 1 |
| Little Willie's Wild Woodbines | 1 |
| Little Wooden Hut (Parody) | 1 |
| Matrimonial Chimes | 1 |
| Mrs B | 1 |
| My Father Was Born In Killarney | 1 |
| My Girl From London Town | 1 |
| My Lass From Glasgow Toon | 1 |
| My Lass From Glasgow Town | 1 |
| My Old Gray Coat | 1 |
| My Sweet Rosetta (Courting) | 1 |
| My Sweet Rosetta (Marriage) | 1 |
| Oh ! Mr. MacPherson | 1 |
| Old Grey Coat | 1 |
| On The Sunny Side | 1 |
| One Girl's As Good As Any Other | 1 |
| Post Cards | 1 |
| Postcards | 1 |
| Put A Bit Of Power On It, Father | 1 |
| Put Me Amongst The Girls | 1 |
| Sally O'Maley | 1 |
| Settle Up - Settle Down | 1 |
| Settle Up And Settle Down | 1 |
| She's Coming Home Tonight | 1 |
| Since Poor Father Joined The Territorials | 1 |
| Soap And Water | 1 |
| Spooning With My Girl | 1 |
| Squeeze Her, Ebenezer | 1 |
| Take Me Where There Are No Eyes | 1 |
| Take Me Where There Are No Eyes About | 1 |
| Take Me Where There Are No Eyes About. | 1 |
| Take Me Where There Are No Eyes To See | 1 |
| Tell Them You're A Londoner | 1 |
| That's A Jolly Fine Song | 1 |
| The Kangaroo's Hop | 1 |
| The Land Where The Women Wear The Trousers | 1 |
| The Territorials | 1 |
| There's Life In The Old Dog Yet | 1 |
| There's Something Nice About A Girl | 1 |
| Too-ral-oor-al-laddie | 1 |
| Waiting For A Girl | 1 |
| We Don't Want More Daylight | 1 |
| We're All Waiting For A Girl | 1 |
| When Father Tried To Kill The Cock-a-doodle-doo | 1 |
| Where Does Daddy Go When He Goes Out ? | 1 |
| Where Does Daddy Go When He Is Out? | 1 |
| Who's Your Friend? | 1 |
| Why Do You Think I Look So Gay | 1 |
| Why Don't Santa Claus Bring Something To Me | 1 |
| Why Don't Santa Clause Bring Something To Me? | 1 |
| Willie's Woodbine | 1 |