I am going to the Morpeth Northumbrian Gathering this weekend, and reading up on the appropriate music. The first big collection for Northumbrian pipes was published by John Peacock in 1800. The tunes all have a range of an octave from G - for the simple pipes of the time. I would normally play them on a G 10-hole ocarina (or an 8-hole like my Posch G6), but with a bit of finger dexterity they fit a D 10-hole too. Good exercise for high notes.
I've got a PDF of the whole thing but it's on my old and hard-to-use Android tablet. I'll upload it when I can figure out how.
Edit: this is a reprint edition. I have the facsimile of the original on paper but can't find the PDF. Oddity: most tunes use the G to G range, some are written as D to D, a few are unplayably a bit wider. I have no idea what Peacock was up to with those.
52 pages and they have a LOT of dots..