Addio Teresa | Romanza by Carafa | Arranged for Two Voices | with an Accompaniment for the | Piano Forte | dedicated to his Friend | Ed. Mac.Mahon Esq. | by | Dumon [1825?] Birchall & Co. 140 New Bond Street :: Sold by C. Lonsdale Bond Street
When the Swallow homeward flies | Irene and Agathe | Composed by | Franz Abt [p.1850] Leader & Cock 63 New Bond Street, corner of Brook Street :: [Duff & Hodgson, 65 Oxford Street]
If o'er the boundless sky | of | Six German Songs | Dedicated to Miss Masson | Composed for | Voice and Piano | by | B. Molique | Translated and Adapted by | F. W. Rosier [1840s] Wessel & Co.... 67 Frith Street, corner of Soho Square
Land of my dearest happiest feelings | Song of the Wanderer | Keller's admired Aria | for | Voice and Piano | Translated and Adapted | by | Jno. Rhing [1842] Wessel & Co. No. 229 Regent St. corner of Hanover St.
Rose, in the charms | Rose, wie bist du reizend und mild | Aria sung with the greatest success at various concerts in London | by | Madame Schröder-Devrient | Composed by | Louis Spohr | Translated and Adapted by | Jno. Rhing, | and Dedicated to | Madame Schroder Devrient | by the Publishers [1839-46] Wessel & Co. .. 67 Frith Street Soho Square
2 | Lieder | for Voice & Piano .. Composed by | Fred. Kücken | of Berlin || 'A ride I once was taking' | Altes Liebeslied [1846-56] Wessel & Co. .. 229 Regent Street corner of Hanover Street
Sweet Home | Ballad | Composed & Dedicated to his pupil | Miss Mary Caldecott | (Woodford Hall) | by | W. T. Wrighton [c1860] Robert W. Ollivier 19 Old Bond St. Piccadilly :: Stannard & Dixon Lith. 7 Poland St.
Echo's Song | I am the viewless sound | Sung by | Miss Birch | The Poetry by | Miss Julia Payne | The Music by | Stephen Glover [1840?] Jeffreys & Comy. 21 Soho Square
Song of a Guardian Spirit | The Poetry | Written by Mrs. Hemans | The Music Composed | By | John Lodge Ellerton Esqre. [1834-80] Printed & Sold by C. Lonsdale 26 Old Bond Street
The Fairy's Home | Ballad | No. 1 of Legends of Fairy Land | Sung by | Mr. Jas. Perring & Mr. F. N. Crouch | In the Popular | Musical Entertainment | An Hour in Fairy Land | Written by | J. E. Carpenter | Composed by | F. Nicholls Crouch [c1846] Published by T. E. Purday, 50 St Paul's Church Yard and Addison & Hodson 210 Regent Street
Song | River! River! | The Words by | Mrs. Southey | to whom | The Music is Dedicated | by | Mrs. Murray Gartshore [1850?] Edinburgh, Hamilton & Muller | London, Addison & Co. | Leipzig, Peters :: Sold by Wood & Co. 12 Waterloo Place Edinburgh
What's in a Kiss | Ballad | sung by | Mr. Hobbs | with the Original Piano Forte Accompaniment | Composed & Dedicated to | T. Hitchins Esqr. | by | J. Blewitt J. Duff & C. Hodgson 60(?) Oxford Street
The Blind Man's Bride | Ballad | Written by | The Honble. Mrs Norton | and Inscribed to | The Honble. Mrs. Leicester Stanhope | The Music by | Miss A. Cowell [1839] London Chappell .. 50 New Bond Street
Then you'll remember me | Ballad | sung by | Mr. Harrison | At the Theatre Royal Drury Lane | In the Opera of | The Bohemian Girl | written by Alfred Bunn Esqre. | Composed by | M. W. Balfe [c1845] Chappell .. 50 New Bond Street | And in Paris by Bernard Latte
Gone is the calmness from my heart | Ballad | sung by | Mr. W. Harrison | In the Opera of | Matilda | Performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane | Written by Alfred Bunn | Composed by | W. Vincent Wallace [1847] Cramer, Beale & Co. 201 Regent Street & 67 Conduit Street
I'd be a fairy | Ballad | sung by | Mrs. M. Merriden | in the Popular Musical Entertainment | An Hour in Fairy Land | Written by | J. E. Carpenter | The Music by | James Perring | (Composer of the Maids of Merry England) [1840?] T. E. Purday 50 St Paul's Church Yard
The Song of the Zephyr | Sung by | Miss Birch & Mr. Handel Gear | at the | Nobilities and Public Concerts | The Poetry by | Charles Hitchins Esqre. | Composed and Dedicated to | Miss Georgina Robertson | by | A. J. Rexford [1842] Cramer, Addison & Beale, 201 Regent Street
pp.1-9 Sig. G. Fraser, April 27th. Also A. J. Rexford
Why so pale and wan, fond lover? | A Merrie Ballad | The Poetry by | Sir John Suckling | AD. 1630 | The Music Composed | by | Frank de Fonblanque Esqr. Addison & Hodson 210 Regent Street, & 47 King Street
The vows thou hast spoken | Ballad | The Poetry Written | by | Robert Storey Esqr. | The Music Composed | by | Frank de Fonblanque Addison & Hollier, 210 Regent Street
Dedicated to | Miss A. C. Fraser | Recitative | If the Lord had not helped me | Air | In the Multitude of the Sorrows | Composed by | Mrs. Groom [ie Martha Wilkinson] [1854] Leader & Cock, 63 New Bond Street corner of Brook Street
