Lord Ronald, | A Ballad, | as Sung by Miss Neel, of the | Theatre Royal Edinburgh, | The Words M.S. | The Music Arranged & Composed by | Geo. Hargreaves, | and Respectfully Inscribed by Permission to | Lady Chetwynde F.T. Latour .. 50 New Bond Street, Hime and Hargreaves, No. 14 St. Ann's Square, Manchester, & Hime and Son, Castle Street, and Church Street, Liverpool :: Sold Hime & Hargreaves Manchester
pp.2-5 Plate no. L.376.
Voice and piano
'O where are ye going Lord Ronald?' Also: A Catalogue of New Vocal Music Published by F.T.Latour .. 50 New Bond Street.
Welcome Me Home, | A Ballad, | By | Thomas Haynes Bayly Esqe. | Sung by | Mrs. W. Knyvett [1829] Cramer, Addison & Beale 201 Regent Street :: Sold by Wood & Co 12 Waterloo Place Edinr.
pp.1-4 Plate no. 772
Voice and piano
'Gaily the Troubadour Touch'd his Guitar' Also: Catalogue: Horsley's Editions of Standard Vocal Music.
Isabel! | Sung by | Miss Ashe, | and also by | Miss Stephens, | at the | Nobility's Concerts, | The Poetry by | Thomas Bayly Esqr. | and the | Symphonies and Accompaniments | Arranged by | Henry R. Bishop, | Composer of the Music to the | Theatre Royal Covent Garden Goulding & D'Almaine, 20, Soho Square .. 7 Westmorland Street, Dublin ..
There's a tear that falls when we part, | a favorite Ballad, founded in a Scottish Melody. | and sung with the most unbounded applause by | Miss Stephens, | in the Popular Opera of | Broken Promises, | at the Theatre Royal, English Opera House, | The Poetry by S.J. Arnold, Esqr. | Newly Arranged, and in part composed, | By | Willm. Hawes Welsh & Hawes .. the Royal Harmonic Institution Argyll Rooms, 246 Regent Street :: Sold by J. Davie, Aberdeen.
Fifth Edition | The | Merry Mountain Boy, | or | The Mountain Lay; | A Ballad, | No. 14 of the Tyrolese Melodies, | Sung by | The Rainer Family; | The words by William Ball, Esq. | The Music arranged by | I. Moscheles [1822-29] Willis & Co., Royal Musical Repository, 55 St.James Street; 7 Westmoreland Street, Dublin and 4, Bis Rue de la Paix, Paris :: Sold by Wood Small & Co 12 Waterloo Place
The Hunters Bride. | A Scottish Ballad, | The Poetry by | John Hay Allan Esqr. C.E. | The Music | Composed by | F.W. Crouch Published by the Royal Harmonic Institution. Lower Saloon, Argyll Rooms
pp.1-4 Plate no. 945
Voice and piano
'My Allans kirtle is Lincoln green'
John Hay Allan is one of the pseudonums adopted by John Carter Allen (1795–1872)
2nd Edition | The Moon is up! | A Serenade | in answer to "Rise gentle Moon!" | Sung by Madame Vestris and Miss Bartolozzi, | Written by | Mrs. Cornwell Baron Wilson, | The Music by | T.B. Phipps W. Wybrow, 24 Rathbone Place :: Printed by R.Martin, 124 High Holborn.
pp.1-5. Inscribed by the Author to Mr. John Barnett
Love from the Heart; | or | Yes, I will leave my Father's Halls | as sung by | Madame Vestris | at the | Theatre Royal, Covent Garden & the Grand Music Festivals. | Composed and arranged by | Sidney Waller [1822-29] W. Wybrow, 24 Rathbone Place :: Sold by Wood Small & Co. 12 Waterloo Place
pp.[1]-4
Voice and piano
Also: Select Catalogue of Violin & Flute Music, Printed for the London and country Music Sellers and Published at the Temple of Apollo, 24, Rathbone Place - 2pp.
The Birks of Aberfeldy, | A Ballad, | Sung by | Mr | Wood, | The Melody Composed by | Mrs. Philip Millard. | The Symphonies and Accompaniments by | P. Knapton A. Pettet, 154 Oxford Strt. (opposite Bond Street)
pp.1-5 Sig. V. Millard
Voice and piano
'Now simmer blinks on flow'ry braes' Also: Catalogue of New Music Published by Alfred Pettet ..
Second Edition | Merrily Merrily goes the Bark, | from the | Celebrated Poem | The Lord of the Isles, | Written by | Sir Walter Scott, Bart; | Composed by | J. Mazzinghi Goulding & D'Almaine 20 Soho Square
The Swiss Boy, | A Ballad. | No. 1 of the Tyrolese Melodies, | Sung by Mrs. Waylett, | The words by William Ball, Esq. | The music arranged by | I. Moscheles [1822-29] Willis & Co., Royal Musical Repository, 55 St. James's Street; 7 Westmoreland Street,Dublin; and 4 Bis, Rue de la Paix, Paris :: Sold by Wood Small & Co 12 Waterloo Place.
pp.1-5 Plate no. 997
Voice and piano
'Come, arouse thee, arouse thee, my brave Swiss boy!' Also: Catalogue of Royal Musical Repository 55,St.James's Street(Opposite Jermyn Street), London.
They are gone, all gone from the Mountain Home! | Ballad, | The Poetry by | Rosamond Wadams; | The Music Composed & Inscribed to | Mrs. I.A. Nixon, | by | W. Kirby Monro & May; 11 Holborn Bars, near Middle Row :: J.Netherclift Lithog; 8 Newman Str.
Seventh Edition | "The Soldier's Tear", | Ballad, | Sung by | Mr. Wood, | In the New Interlude | Sold for A Song, | The Poetry by | Thos. Haynes Bayly Esqr. | The Music Composed by | Alexander Lee [1829] Alexander Lee & Lee 86 Regent's Quadrant :: Engraved | by | W.S. Joselin Sold by Wood & Co. 12 Waterloo Pl. Edinr.
Second Edition | O! Give me but my Arab Steed, | A Romantic Ballad, | as Sung by | Miss Forde, | at the | Theatre Royal Dublin, | also by Miss Ashe, at the | Dublin Concerts. | Composed by | G.A. Hodson [1822-29] S. Chappell, 135 New Bond Street :: Sold by Wood Small & Co. 12 Waterloo Place.
pp.1-6 Plate no. 3525
Voice and piano
Also: A Catalogue of New Vocal Music Published by S.Chappell ...135 New Bond Street.
Ay Waking O! | As arranged for, & Sung with distinguished applause, at the | Edinburgh Professional Concerts, | By | Miss Noel, | With Symphonies & Accompaniment | for the | Piano Forte, | By | James Dewar [1821-32] Alexr. Robertson, 47 Princes Street :: Walker & Co Engrs. Edinbr.
Twere Vain to tell thee all I feel. | Der Abschied; | a Celebrated Swiss Air., as Sung by | Madame Stockhausen, | also by | Madame Vestris, | The Words Written by | J. Augustine Wade Esqre. | Arranged with an Accompaniment | for the | Piano-forte or Harp, | and Dedicated to | Mlle. Thadea de Zeltner | by | F. Stockhausen, | Harpiste de Roi de France S. Chappell .. 50 New Bond Street
pp.2-5 Plate no. L.326
Voice and piano
Also: A Catalogue of New Vocal Music Published by S.Chappell, No.135 New Bond Street.
Fourth Edition | We Met! | Ballad, | Sung by | Miss Paton, Miss H. Cawse, & Miss Betts, | from the | Songs of the Boudoir, | The Poetry Written | And | The Melodies Selected | by | Thomas Haynes Bayly Esqr. [1829] A. Betts, Royal Exchange :: Sold by Wood & Co. 12 Waterloo Pl. Edinr.
pp.1-5
Voice and piano
'We met, 'twas in a crowd' Also: Catalogue New and Select Music Published by A.Betts, North Piazza, Royal Exchange, London.
Third Edition | Alice Gray, | A Ballad, | Sung by | Miss Stephens, Miss Love & Miss Paton, | Composed & Inscribed to | Mr. A. Pettet, | By | Mrs. Philip Millard A. Pettet, 18 Hanway Strt., (Removed from 154) Oxford Strt.
The deep deep Sea, | A Cavatina, | Composed expressly for & Inscribed | To | Madame Vestris, | By | C.E. Horn, | The Poetry by | Mrs. George Sharp [1822-29] T. Welsh, at the Royal Harmonic Institution 204 Regent St. from the late Argyll Rooms :: Sold by Wood Small & Co 12 Waterloo Place.
Julio told me when we parted, | Ballad | Sung by | Miss Paton, | Accompanied by Herself on the Harp, | in the Opera of | Native Land, | at the | Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, | Composed by | Henry R. Bishop [1829] Goulding, D'Almaine & Co., 20, Soho Square, & to be had at 7 Westmorland Street Dublin :: Sold by Wood & Co 12 Waterloo Pl. Edinr.
Fourth Edition | Love's Ritornella; | The Much Admired Air, | As Sung By | Mr. | Wallack, | At the | Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, | In the Popular Drama of | The Brigand, | Written by J.R. Planché, Esq. | the Music Composed by | T. Cooke, | Director of Music to the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane S. Chappell .. 50 New Bond Street
pp.1-4
Voice and piano
Also: A Catalogue of New Vocal Music, Published by S.Chappell
The Missletoe Bough, | The | Poetry | By | Thomas H. Bayly Esq. | The | Symphonies & Accompaniments | Composed | And | Arranged | by | Henry R. Bishop Goulding & D'Almaine, 20, Soho Square
The Crusader, | A Song, | Composed by Augs. Meves | and dedicated to | Miss Paton .. The Poetry by | Fred. Fox Cooper Esq. [1822-29] S. Chappell, 135 New Bond Street :: Sold by Wood Small & Co. 12 Waterloo Place.
pp.1-5 Plate no. 3560
Voice and piano
'The warrior sprang on his jet-black steed' Also: A Catalogue of New Vocal Music Published by S.Chappell
I have come from a happy land. | The Celebrated | Dancing Girls Song, | Written by, | William Kennedy Esqr. | Arranged to a Hindostan Air. | With Symphonies & Accompaniments | By | R.A. Smith [1821-29] Robt. Purdie .. 83 Princes Street :: Sold by Wood & Co. 12 Waterloo Pl. Edinr
The Lammie, | A Favorite Scotish Ballad, | Never before Published. | With | Original Words, | The first of a series of unpublished Songs, | With Symphonies & Accompaniments | By | Finlay Dun [1821] Robt. Purdie .. 83 Prins. St.
Mozart's | Vergiss mein nicht, | Adapted to English Words, | and Arranged | With an Accompaniment for the | Piano Forte, | By | Alfred Bennett, | Mus.Bac.Oxon. S. Chappell .. 50 New Bond Street
pp.[1]-5 Plate no. 3662
Voice and piano
Also: A Catalogue of New Vocal Music .. S. Chappell
Misattributed to Mozart. Actually by Georg Lorenz Schneider (1766-1855)
Helen Trevor, | Ballad | The Words by | Mrs George Sharp, | Composed for & Inscribed | To | Miss Paton | by | Charles E. Horn [1822-29 ] Goulding & D'Almaine, 20, Soho Square :: Sold by Wood Small & Co. 12 Waterloo Place.
pp.1-5
Voice and piano. "The Moon arraye'd in all her Pride"
Non più mesta accanto al fuoco, | Aria | In the Opera of | La Cenerentola, | Composed by | Signor G. Rossini Messrs. Birchall & Co., 140 New Bond Street
The Captive Knight, | A Ballad | The Words by Mrs. Hemans, | The music by her Sister; | And both respectfully dedicated to | Sir Walter Scott Willis and Co., Royal Musical Respository, Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, and at 7, Westmorland Street, Dublin
pp.2-8
Voice and piano. "'Twas a trumpet's pealing sound!"' (Pencil marks p.7)
When the day with rosy light | Der Muntere Alpen Hirt, | a Celebrated Swiss Air, as Sung by | Madame Strockhausen, | also by | Madame Vestris, | The Words Written by | J. Augustine Wade Esqre. | Arranged with an Accompaniment | for the | Piano forte or Harp, | and Dedicated to | Mlle. Thadea de Zeltner, | By | F. Stockhausen, Harpiste du Roi de France S. Chappell .. 50 New Bond Street
pp.2-5 Plate no. L.335
Voice and harp or piano
Also: A Catalogue of New Vocal Music, Published by T.Latour, 50 New Bond Street. J.Mallett, Printer, Wardour Street, Soho.
The Treasures of the Deep, | A Ballad, | The Words by | Mrs. Hemans, | The Music by | Her Sister I. Willis & Co.Royal Musical Repository, 55 St. James's Street, 7 Westmorland Street, Dublin, & 4 Bis, Rue de la Paix, Paris :: Sold by Wood Small & Co. 12 Waterloo Place
pp.1-5 Plate no. RMR 645
Voice and piano
Also: Catalogue Royal Musical Repository, 55 St.James's Street, (opposite Jermyn Street) etc.
Fourth Edition | 'I stood amid the glittering Throng', | A Ballad | The Poetry by | F.W.N. Bayley Esq. | The Melody by | Henry R. Bishop. | Sung by | Madame Vestris, Mrs. Wood, Miss Inverarity, Mrs Waylett, | Miss Somerville and Miss H. Cawse Goulding and D'Almaine, No. 20 Soho Square :: Sold by Wood & Co.
