Ancient Chaunts & Responses, | Principally Selected from those in use | at | Westminster Abbey, | With an Accompaniment for the | Organ or Piano Forte, | by | J.F. Burrowes Chappell .. 50 New Bond Street
pp.1-15 Plate no. 6012 Sig. Georgina Gregory on front cover and t.p.
A Selection | of | Psalms and Hymns, | arranged for | One or Two Treble Voices, | and | an additional Bass Voice. | Cordially dedicated to | Mr. | Mainzer and his pupils, | by | The Chevalier Sigismond Neukomm, | The words from 'The Psalmist' | by | The Revs. Henry and John Gwyther .. 1842. Part 1 The Repository for Mainzer's Publications, 340, Strand
New Edition revised and corrected by the author, | Trios, | Composed | and Dedicated to the | Glee & Choral Societies of Great Britain. | by | Sir Henry R. Bishop, | Mus. Bac. Oxon | Conductor of her Majesty's Concerts of Ancient Music | and The Professor of Music in the University of Edinburgh | (Blow gentle Gales) D'Almaine & Mackinlay, Royal Piano Forte Saloon, Soho Square :: Sold by Robertson 39 Princes Street Edinburgh.
Chefs D'Oeuvre | de | Mozart, | a New & Correct Edition of | the | Piano Forte Works, | With & Without Accts. | of the | Celebrated Composer. | Edited by | Cipriani Potter. | No. 70 Part J. Alfred Novello, 69 Dean Street, Soho & No. 24 Poultry
Will ye Gang to the Highlands wi me | Lizzy Lindsay. | An Admired Song. | Arranged | with | Symphonies and Accompaniments | For The | Piano Forte | By | Alexr. Robertson Edinburgh Penson & Roberston .. 47 Princes Street
pp.1-3 Sig. Donald Gregory - 2 St.Andrew's Square, Edinr. Top of p.
Wilt thou say farewell Love, | Composed by | Thomas Moore Esqr. | Arranged as a Duetto, | and Sung by | Miss Stephens & Mr. Braham, | In the Opera of | The Slave, | at the | Theatre Royal Covent Garden, | With an Accompaniment for the | Harp | by | Henry R. Bishop, | Composer & Director of the Music to the Theatre Royal Covent Garden J. Power, 34, Strand :: Sold by R. Purdie 70 Princes Strt. Edinr.
Here shall soft Charity repair, | a favorite | Duett, | (from the Leicester Ode) | Composed by | Dr | Boyce, | newly arranged from the Score, | by | H. Mullinex The Regent's Harmonic Institution
pp.(1)-9 Plate no. 64 Sig. 'McKenzie with Mr Mulliner's Compts.' at top of p.
The | Banks of Allan Water, | A Ballad, Sung by | Miss Stephens, | in the | Antiquary, | The Words by M.G. Lewis Esqr. | Composed by a Lady | and Arranged for the Piano Forte, | by | C.E. Horn J. Power, 34, Strand
pp.1-3 Plate no. 417 Sig. 'William Gregory Canaan Lodge 1821' at top of p.[?]
Third (No.10,) Edition, | 'We're a Noddin at our house at Hame,' | The Popular ballad, Sung by | Miss Stephens, | With Unbounded Applause at the | Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, | in the favorite Opera called | Montrose, | or | The Children of the Mist, | Arranged and in part composed by | W. Hawes The Royal Harmonic Institution
pp.(1)-4 Plate no. 871
Also: Catalogue of Music Composed by W. Hawes
Montrose, or The Children of the Mist, a musical drama in three acts by Isaac Pocock, with an overture by Henry Bishop, was first performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden on Thursday Feb 14 1822
Donald & Prince Charlie | A Jacobite Song | Written | and arranged with | Symphonies and Accompaniments | for the | Piano Forte. | by | Charles J. Finlayson Edinburgh .. Penson & Robertson .. 47 Princes Street
pp.1-2 Sig. Donald Gregory 2 St.Andrew's Square, Edinr. 1821 on outer cover
Here's to the Year that's Awa. | An | Admired | Scottish Song | Arranged | with | Symphonies and an Accompaniment | for the | Piano Forte Edinburgh .. Penson & Robertson .. 47 Princes Street
pp.1-2 Sig. Donald Gregory 2, St. Andrew's Square Edinburgh. 1822 on outer cover.
The Lament of | Flora McDonald, | An | Original and Favorite | Jacobite Air. | The Poetry | Imitated from the Gaelic | by | James Hogg. | Arranged with | Symphonies and Accompaniments, | for the | Piano Forte or Harp Nathaniel Gow & Son 60 Princes Street Edinburgh
pp.(1)-3 Sig. Donald Gregory - 2 St. Andrew's Square, Edinburgh.
The Bonny House o' Airly, | A | Favorite Jacobite | Ballad | Arranged | with | Symphonies and Accompaniments | for the | Piano Forte. | By | Alexr. Robertson Penson & Robertson
.. 47 Princes Street Edinburgh
Favorite | English, Irish & Scotch | Airs, | Arranged | for the | Concertina, | by | A. Sedgwick Rock Chidley Concertina Manufacturer and Music Seller, 135 High Holborn, (near Oxford Strt.)
No. 2 | Second Series | of | Six Songs. | The Poetry | Imitated from the German | by | Thos. Oliphant Esqe. | the Music | By | Franz Schubert Cramer, Addison & Beale, 201 Regent Street and 67 Conduit St.
The | Edinburgh | Sacred harmony, | for the use of | Churches and Families. | Consisting of | Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Sanctusses, Doxlogies, Thanksgivings, and Dismissions, | Arranged for Four Voices | With an Accompaniment | for | The Organ or Piano Forte. | No. 1 [Edited by R.A. Smith] [1820?] Robert Purdie, 70 Princes Street, Edinburgh
The Chouch & Crow to Roost are Gone, | The | Celebrated Gipsy Glee | in | Guy Mannering | Arranged for | Three Voices | The Words by | Joanna Baillie. | The Music by | Henry R. Bishop D'Almaine & Co. Soho Square :: Sold by Robertson Music Seller to their Majesties 39 Princes Street Edinburgh
Der Edelknabe und die Mullerin | von | Goethe | komponiert | von I.F. Reichardt Leipzig bei C.F. Peters :: Sold by Hamilton & Muller, 116 George Street, Edinburgh
No. 2 | Third Series | of | Six Songs, | The Poetry | Imitated from the German | by | Thos. Oliphant Esqe. | The Music by | Franz Schubert Cramer, Addison & Beale, 201 Regent Street, & 67, Conduit St.
'Oh! The Merry Days,' | Ballad, | Inscribed to | Lady Whitmore, | By | C.S.W. [ie Charles Shapland Whitmore] Willis & Co., 75, Lower Grosvenor St. Royal Musical Subscription Library :: Sold by Royal Musical Repository
pp.1-5 Plate no. RMR 1699 Sig. Georgina at top of t.p. (in pencil)
Arranged for pf. or guitar accomp. by C.M.A. Sola?
What Holy Calm, | Duett for two Treble Voices | adapted to English Words | from a Composition by | Beethoven, | & inscribed to | Thomas Attwood Esqe. | by | Edward Taylor J. Alfred Novello, 69 Dean Street Soho Sque.
pp.2-6 Plate no. 81 Sig. Georgina on t.p. (in pencil)
The second movement of Beethoven's second symphony to words beginning:'What holy calm'
