Boosey's | Musical Cabinet, | No. 75 Seventh Selection | of | Twenty Songs | of the | Christy's Minstrels | with Choruses and Pianoforte Accompaniments [1861-81] London Boosey and Sons, 24 & 28 Holles Street
Afton Water | An admired | Scottish Song | words by | Robert Burns | music by Alexander Hume London John Blockley, 3 Argyll Str. Regent St. W. :: Sold by R. Mills & Son's Music Circulating Library Established 1786 140 New Bond Street W.
Afton Water | An admired | Scottish Song | words by | Robert Burns | music by Alexander Hume London John Blockley, 3 Argyll Str. Regent St. W. :: Sold by R. Mills & Son's Music Circulating Library Established 1786 140 New Bond Street W.
Cunningham Boosey's Universal' music | D'ye ken | John Peel, | Celebrated | Hunting Song, | with | New Symphonies and Accompaniment | By | William Layland | No. 850 [c1876] London Cunningham Boosey & Co. 296 Oxford Street W. :: Sold by W. Marriott & Sons Sole Agents for C. Boosey's Universal Music 296 Oxford Street, London, W.
pp.2-4 Plate no. CB & Co. 1143 Sig. Grace Eustace (?) from M[ary?] H[ay?] (of) H[aystoun?]
Original Cumberland hunting song written around 1824 by John Woodcock Graves (1795-1886)
The arrow and the song, | Song, | The words by | Longfellow, | The Music | composed expressly for | Madame Antoinette Sterling, | by | Ciro Pinsuti [1878] London Boosey & Co. 295 Regent Street W.
Gems of English Melody, | A Selection of | Favorite Airs | arranged for the | Piano Forte, | by | Henri Herz. | No. 7 (The Bloom is on the Rye) London: Joseph Williams, 11 Holborn Bars, and 123 Cheapside
The | Fields of Paradise | Sacred Song | by | Chopin [?] [1866] London | Cramer & Co (Limited) 201, Regent Street | Cramer & Co.'s Pianoforte Gallery, 209, Regent Street
The Forsaken, | Ballad, | The Poetry by Hamilton Aidé | The Music | composed expressly for | Madame Catherine Hayes, | by | Virginia Gabriel [1861] London C. Lonsdale, 26, Old Bond Street
When All the World is Young, | Song, | words by | The Revd. C. Kingsley | music | by | Elizabeth Philip [1866] London Boosey & Co. 28, Holles Street :: Sold by Pigott & Co. Music Sellers 112 Grafton Street, Dublin
Old Love Letters, | Song | Words by Samuel K. Cowan, MA. | Music Composed expressly for | Mr. Edward Lloyd, | by | Arthur Sullivan [1879] London Boosey & Co. 295 Regent Street, W.
Nightly Encored | The Continong | Sung by | Miss Farren, Miss Vaughan, & Mr Terry | in H. J. Byron's Burlesque of Little Doctor Faust | words by Henry | J. Byron | music by | W. M. Lutz [1877] London, Cramer & Co. 201 Regent St. W.
Boosey's Christy's Minstrels Album | containing | their Twelve most Popular Songs, | The Accompaniments & Symphonies arranged expressly by G.F. Harris [1859] [Stamp: 21.2.59] Boosey & Sons Holles St London
Drink, Puppy, Drink, | hunting song, (with chorus ad lib), | Written & Adapted By | G. J. Whyte Melville [1879?] London Chappell & Co. 50 New Bond St. W.
pp.2-7 Plate no. 16741 Sig. G (?) Lovett Mackenzie Fraser
Maggie's Secret, | Song, | Written | and | composed expressly for | Madame Sainton Dolby, | by | Claribel [c1860] London Boosey & Co. Musical Presentation Library 28 Holles Street :: [At end:] J. & W. Pearman Litho's, 13, Castle St. East
Alice where art Thou, | Romance, | Sung by | Signor Gardoni, & Mr. George Perren, | The Poetry by | Wellington Guernsey, | The Music by | J. Ascher [1861?] London Duncan Davison & Co. | Depôt general de la Maison Brandus de Paris | 244, Regent Street, Corner of Little Argyll Street
Douglas, Douglas, Tender and True | Old Ballad, | music by | W. C. Sellé [c1860] London A. W. Hammond, Music Seller & Publisher 9 New Bond Street opposite the Clarendon Hotel
My Boat is Waiting here for thee. | Duettino, | the words by | Frederick Enoch, | The Music by | Henry Smart [1877-84] London Hutchings & Romer, 9, Conduit street, Regent Street, Wholesale Warehouse, 10 & 11, Little Marlborough St. Regent St. W.
The Rhine-Maiden, | Song, | written by | Amelia B. Edwards | composed by | Henry Smart [c1858] London, Cramer & Co. (Limited) 201 Regent Street | Cramer's & Co.'s Piano Forte Gallery, 209, Regent Street :: [Stamp:] Cramer & Co. (Limited) 20.6.66. London
Dedicated to the Lady Katherine Coke | Will he Come? | Song | by | Adelaide Anne Procter, | The Music | Composed expressly for | Madame Sainton Dolby, | by Arthur S. Sullivan [1873] London Boosey & Co., 28 Holles Street
The | Guards | Waltz | By | D. Godfrey | Dedicated to Lt Col. Sir Charles Russell Bart V.C. Grenadier Guards [1865] London, Chappell & Co. 50, New Bond Street :: Price 4/-
Santa Lucia, | Barcarola Popolare, | di | T. Cottrau [c1871] London Cramer, Beale & Wood | and Wood & Co. Edinburgh, Glasgow & Aberdeen :: J. & W. Pearman Litho's 13 Castle St East Sold by Wood & Co. 189 Union Street Aberdeen.
Phillis is my only Joy, | Ballad, | in the Old English Style, | The Poetry by | Sir Charles Sedley, | The Music by | J. W. Hobbs [1848] London. R. Addison & Co. 210, Regent Street | Patentees of the Royal Albert Transposing Piano Forte :: [Stamp 4.6.50:] Addison & Hodson 210 Regent St.
Dedicated to Mrs. Alfred Mellon & Mr Paul Bedford | J. L. Toole's Original Song | A Norrible Tale | of the | Suicidial Family, | Written by | E. L. Blanchard Esq. | sung by Mr. Toole | at The Theatre Royal Adelphi, in the Farce of | The "Area Belle" | & in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast, Liverpool &c. | with the greatest success [1865] London | Hopwood & Crew 42 New Bond Street W. :: [Stamp:] From John Broadwood & Sons London | Logan & Compy | Pianoforte | makers | Aberdeen.
pp.1-5 Plate no. H&C 564
Also: [On back, ink stamp:] Hopwood and Crew 42 New Bond Street | 21 (?) 4.11.[18]65
Original by William Brough (1826-1870) and Andrew Halliday (1830-1877)
I saw from the Beach, | No. 24, of | Chappell's | New Edition | of | Moore's Irish Melodies, | The Symphonies and Accompaniments | Revised & Arranged by | Edward F. Rimbault [1859?] London Chappell & Co. 49 & 50 New Bond Street :: [At end:] J. W. Pearman, Litho, 13 Castle St East [Stamp:] Sold by Wood & Co. 189 Union St Aberdeen
Musical Bouquet | The Wanda Polka Mazurka - A. Talexy, | & The Puritani Polka [1851] ['Musical Bouquet' Office: 192 High Holborn and W. Strange, 21 Paternoster Row]
Recueil de Romances | Françaises et Anglaises | de | A. Templar .. Song: When Stars are in the quiet skies [1855-9] London A. W. Hammond, Late Jullien & Co. 214 Regent Street, & 45 King Street
Dedicated to | Mrs. Arthur Cumming. | At Her Window Ho! | Hungarian Love Song, | Sung by | Madame Sainton Dolby, | the Music by | Claribel [1862] London C. Lonsdale, 26, Old Bond Street
The Days that are no more, | The words from 'The Princess', | by | Alfred Tennyson, | (Published by special permission.) | set to Music | By | Zeta [1852] London | Lamborn Cock, Hutchings & Co. (Late Leader & Cock) 62 & 63 New Bond Street, Corner of Brook Street
The | Triune National March | Composed by | Mrs. [Sarah Ann] Hayes | Authoress of the Princesses of England Waltzes [i.e.1854] Middlesex: Published by the Authoress, 12, Montpellier Row, Twickenham S.W.
Lilly Baker, | the Favorite | Negro Ballad | as sung by | The Serenaders, | at the | Nobility's Private Concerts, | The Words written and | The Music Composed | by | Percy Vere, Esqre. [1865?] J. H. Jewell, Music Publisher & Pianoforte Maker, 104 Gt. Russell St. Bloomsbury :: [Stamp:] Sold by Wood & Co. 189 Union St. Aberdeen
