Second Edition | Buy a Broom ! | The Admired Air | Sung by Miss Love, at the | Royal Gardens, Vauxhall. | The Poetry by J. R. Planche Esqre., | The Music by | Henry R. Bishop Goulding & D'Almaine, 20 Soho Square
The Black Knight, | a Duet | from Ivanhoe, | with an Accompaniment for the | Harp or Piano Forte | Composed by | G. Kiallmark Chappell & Co. 50 New Bond Street, & Goulding & Co. 20, Soho Square.
Blue bonnets over the Border, | or | March, March, Etterick & Teviot-Dale, | Sung with the most enthusiastic approbation | By | Mr. Braham, | at the | Theatres Royal | London, Edinburgh & Dublin, | Partly Composed & Arranged from | The Original Celebrated National Air, | By | Alexr. Lee. | Composer & Director of Music to the Theatre Royal Dublin I. Willis & Co. Royal Musical Repository 55 St. James's Street (opposite Jermyn Street), London, And 7 Westmorland Street, Dublin
Bonny Prince Charlie, | As Sung | With distinguished applause by | Miss Noel | In the National Play of | Red Gauntlet; | Arranged with Symphonies & an Accompaniment, for the | Piano Forte, | By | James Dewar [1821-32] Alexr. Robertson at the Music Saloon 47 Princes Street
Bid me discourse. | Sung by | Miss M. Tree, | In Shakespeare's Comedy call'd | Twelfth Night. | Performed at the | Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, | The Poetry by Shakespeare's Sonnets. | The Music composed by | Henry R. Bishop .. As Sung by Miss M | Tree, | also by Miss Stephens, | at the Nobility's & Public Concerts Goulding, D'Almaine Potter & Co. 20 Soho Square & to be had at 7 Westmorland St Dublin
Fifth Edition | Cherry Ripe, | A Cavatina, | Sung with the most rapturous applause by | Madame Vestris, | In Mr. Poole's popular Comedy | Paul Pry, | Composed & Dedicated to C. Lyon Esqr. | By | C.E. Horn I. Willis & Co Royal Musical Repository, 55 St. James's Street, (opposite Jermyn Street), London, And 7, Westmorland Street, Dublin
Deeper, and deeper still, | and | Waft Her, Angels! | Recitative and Air in the Oratorio of | Jephtha, | by | G.F. Handel, | Aranged by T. Greatorex The Royal Harmonic Institution (Lower Saloon, Argyll Rooms)
Farewell! But, whenever you welcome the Hour, | from | A Selection of | Irish Melodies, | By | Thomas Moore Esq. | Arranged with Symphonies | and Accompaniment , by | Sir John Stevenson, Mus.Doc. J. Power 34 Strand
Hey the bonnie breast-knots, | A favorite Ballad Sung | By | Mr. Sinclair | Composed for & dedicated to | The Melodists Club, | By | John Sinclair For the Melodists Club by Alexander Robertson .. 47 Princes St. Edinburgh
pp.1-5. Sig. John Sinclair (t.p.)
Voice and piano. Also included is The Original Key (i.e. A as opposed to F) for vocal line alone on p.5.
I'd mourn the Hopes, | From A Selection of | Irish Melodies. | By | Thomas Moore Esqr. | Arranged with | Symphonies & Accompaniment by | Sir John Stevenson, Mus.Doc. J. Power, 34, Strand :: Sold by Wood Small & Co. 12 Waterloo Place Edinburgh.
I'll love thee ever dearly, | Composed & Sung by | Mr. T. Cooke, | in the Operatic Anecdote of | Frederick the Great, | as Performed at the | Theatre Royal Lyceum, | Written by | S.J. Arnold Esqr. J. Power, 34 Strand
If doughty deeds my Ladye please, | A | Favorite Ballad | The Poetry | Selected from the Minstrelsy | Of the | Scottish Border. | By | Sir Walter Scott Bart. Hime & Son, Castle Street & opposite Post Office place, Church Street, [Liverpool] and may be had of Messrs. Goulding & Co., 20 Soho Square
pp.1-4 Sig. Alexander Forbes Irvine 13 cc.
Voice and piano. Flute part on p.4 in key of D - B flat for main song.
Isabel ! | Sung by | Miss Ashe, | and also by | Miss Stephens, | at the | Nobility's Concerts, | The Poetry by | Thomas Bayly Esqr. | and the | Symphonies & Accompaniments | arranged by | Henry R. Bishop Goulding D'Almaine Potter & Co. 20, Soho Square & to be had at 7, Westmorland St. Dublin
I've been roaming, | A Cavatina | Sung by | Madame Vestris, | also by | Miss Stephens, Miss Love, and Miss Paton | Inscribed to Gibson Stott Esqr. | By | Charles E. Horn Royal Harmonic Institution, Argyll Rooms, 246 Regent Street
La ci darem là mano! | Duetto | Sung by | Signor Ambrogetti & Mame.Fodor, | in the Opera of | Il Don Giovanni. | Composed by | Mozart Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter & Co., 20 Soho Square & to be had at 7, Westmorland St. Dublin
The Mountain Maid, | A Ballad, | as Sung with Universal Applause by | Mr. Sinclair, | at the | Theatre Royal Covent Garden | In the Burletta of | Midas, | and also at | The Oratorios, | The Music Composed by | John Sinclair W. Dale, 19, Poultry :: Sold by J. Davie Aberdeen
My Soldier Love, | Sung by | Miss Stephens | in | The Antiquary. | at the | Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. | Adapted and Arranged | With | New Symphonies and Accompaniments | By | Henry R. Bishop Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter & Co., 20, Soho Sq. & also to be had at 7 Westmorland St. Dublin :: Sold by J. Davie Union Street Aberdeen.
pp.1-3 [57-59]
Voice and piano
Adaptation from Walter Scott's original by Daniel Terry
Non più andrai, farfallone amoroso, | Aria, | in the Opera of | Le Nozze di Figaro | Composed by | Mozart Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter & Co., 20 Soho Sq. 7, Westmorland Street Dublin
Oh! had I Jubal's Lyre, | Composed by | G.F. Handel, | Arranged by Osmond Saffery Goulding D'Almaine Potter & Co, 20 Soho Square & to be had at 7 Westmoreland St. Dublin
pp.90-93. At foot of pages - Saffery's Handel, Bk 5 pp.87-90
O Leave me to my Sorrow, | Ballad, | Sung by | Mr. Manners, | at the | Bath Concerts, | From the | Second Volume, | of the | Melodies of Various Nations, | The Poetry by | Thomas H. Bayly Esqr. | The Symphonies and Accompaniments, | by | Sir John A. Stevenson, Mus.Doc. Goulding, D'Almaine & Co, 20 Soho Square, & to be had at 7, Westmorland Street, Dublin :: Sold by J. Davie Aberdeen.
Say my heart why wildly Beating? | A favorite Song, | Introduced by | Miss Stephens & Miss Paton, | With distinguished Approbation | In the Popular Melo Drame called | Der Freischütz, | Or | The Seventh Bullet | now Performing with unbounded Applause at the | Theatre Royal English Opera House. | The Poetry by S.J. Arnold Esqr. | The Music Composed by | Carl Maria von Weber [1813-21] Royal Harmonic Institution (Argyll Rooms) 246 Regent St. :: Sold by R. Purdie 70 Princes Strt. Edinr.
Sereny, | An admired Spanish Serenade, | Arranged for the | Voice & Piano forte, | By | Sigr. Rugato I. Willis & Co.Royal Musical Repository, 55 St. James's Street, and 7 Westmorland Street, Dublin :: Sold By J. Davie Aberdeen
Should he upbraid | Sung by | Miss. M.Tree, | In Shakspeare's Play | of the | Two Gentlemen of Verona. | At the | Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, | The Poetry by Shakspeare | Composed by | Henry R. Bishop Goulding, D'Almaine Potter & Co., 20 Soho Square, & to be had at 7, Westmorland St. Dublin
Sure these soft Celestial strains, | Sung by | Miss Stephens, | in the Revived Opera of | Telemachus. | At the | Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. | Composed by | Henry R. Bishop No attributed printer or publisher :: Sold By J. Davie Aberdeen.
Thy smile was my hope, | A Favorite Song Introduced in the | Popular Melo Drama of | Der Freischütz | or the | Seventh Bullet | Now Performing with unbounded applause | The Poetry translated from the Original German. | The Music founded on an | Original German Melody Printed & Sold by Robt Purdie .. 70 Princes Street Edinburgh
We weave with flow'rs thy bridal Wreath, | Bridesmaid's Song & Chorus, | In the Celebrated Opera | Der Freyschutz, | at the | Theatre Royal Drury Lane. | Composed by | C M von Weber. | & adapted to the English Stage by Henry R. Bishop Goulding, D'Almaine & Co., 20, Soho Square & to be had of all Music & Booksellers in the United Kingdom. and to be had at 7 Westmorland St. Dublin
Yes! I will leave the festive scene, | In Answer to | The Celebrated Serenade, | The Light Guitar, | Sung by | Miss Paton. | Composed by | John Barnett Mayhew & Co. 17, Old Bond Street
