But thou didst not leave his soul in hell | from | G. F. Handel's | Oratorio of | The Messiah | Arranged by William Hutchins Callcott [1860] Leader & Cock 63 New Bond Street Corner of Brook St
Eve's Lamentation | sung by | Miss Stephens | in the | Oratorio of the Intercession | the poetry by Milton | The music by | M. P. King [1834-48] Coventry & Hollier 71 Dean Street, Soho
Ere I sleep | an | Evening Hymn | composed and inscribed | to | Mrs. Allnutt | (of Clapham) | by | Wm. Horsley, Mus.Bac.Oxon. Cramer, Addison & Beale, 201 Regent Street and 67 Conduit Street
I'm Afloat, I'm Afloat | Composed and Sung by Henry Russell | The Poetry .. by Eliza Cook [Musical Bouquet no. 67] [p.1843] [J. Bingley, 37 Moneyers St., Hoxton and W. Strange, 21 Paternoster Row]
Life on the Ocean Wave | Song | Sung by | Mr. Henry Russell | Written by E. Sargent | Music composed by | Henry Russell [1844-8] Addison & Hodson, 210 Regent Street, Opposite Conduit Street and 47 King St.
Thady O'Toole | No. 9 | Songs of the Parish Wake | Written | Composed & Dedicated | to his friend | J. C. Jones Esqr. | by F. N. Crouch [1875?] D'Almaine & Co. 20 Soho Square
O Thou Breeze of Spring! | Song | The Poetry Written by | Mrs. Hemans | The Music Composed | by | John Lodge Ellerton [c1834?] C. Lonsdale (late Birchall & Co.) 26 Old Bond Street
By Dimpled Brook And Fountain Brim | From | Milton's Masque of Comus | The Music Composed by Dr. Arne [1845] Leader & Cock 63 New Bond Street Corner of Brook Street
Kathleen Mavourneen | No. 4 | Echoes of the Lakes | sung by | Miss S. Hobbs | The Poetry written by Mrs Crawford | The music Composed | by | F. Nicholls Crouch [1841] D'Almaine & Co. Soho Square
Kathleen is gone | Irish Ballad | Written by | George Linley | Composed & Dedicated | to Mrs. E. Barron | by | Walter Maynard [1847?] Leader & Cock 63 New Bond Street
Goodbye, Sweetheart, Goodbye | Ballad | Written by Mr. Sims Reeves .. Composed by John L. Hatton [1854?] Cramer Beale & Co. 201 Regent Street & 67 Conduit Street and at 167 North Bridge Street Brighton
(Anon) Juanita | A Song of Spain, | Sung by Miss Lascelles. | by the Honble. Mrs. Norton [c1860] Chappell 50 New Bond Street :: J. W. Pearman, litho, 13, Castle Street, East
We have been friends together | Ballad | Written by | The Honble. Mrs. Norton | Composed by | John Blockley [1846] Cramer Beale & Co 201 Regent Street and 67 Conduit Street
Goethe's | Song of Mignon | Know'st thou the land | Kennst du das Land, wo die Litronen bluhm? | The Music by | L. van Beethoven [c1840] Wessel & Co 67 Frith Street Soho Square :: Sold by Hamilton & Müller
Swans are proudly advancing | Duettino | for | Two Treble Voices and Piano Forte | Composed by | Carl. Blum | of Berlin | Translated and adapted by Jno. Rhing [1837] Wessel & Co. 67 Frith Street Soho Square
Six German Songs | by | Fleming, Voss & Grillparzer | composed for | Voice & Piano | by | Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy. | Translated and Adapted by | Miss de Pontigny | Op. 8 || No. 241 Fairer the Meads are growing [c1840] Wessel .. 67 Frith Street Soho Square
Near the limpid fountain's edge | Duet for Soprano and Tenor | from Goethe's Divan | with an accompaniment for the | Piano Forte | composed by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy | translated and adapted by | Miss de Pontigny [c1840] Wessel & Co. [67 Frith Street Soho Square]
Ah! Could I teach the Nightingale - 'Ach könnt ich doch' | Lied for Two Voices and Pianoforte Composed by | Charles Keller | Translated and Adapted by Jno. Rhing [1836] Wessel & Co. [6 Frith Street Soho Square]
Eight German Songs | for | Two Treble Voices and Piano | Composed by | Charles Keller || Soul Breathing Music [c1840] Wessel & Co. 67 Frith Street Soho Square
Soffriva nel pianto | Duetto | In the Opera of Lucia di Lammermoor | Composed by Donizetti [1845-8] Addison & Hodson 210 Regent Street, opposite Conduit Street, & 47 King Street
E Susanna non vien? Recitvo. e | Dove sono i bei momenti - Aria | nell'Opera Le Nozze di Figaro | Di. W. A. Mozart [1834-78] C. Lonsdale 26 Old Bond Street, London
A | Serenade | from | Maud | by | Alfred Tennyson, D.C.L. Poet Laureate | Dedicated to Miss S. A. Whitmore | music by | Miss M. Lindsay [c1856] Robert Cocks & Co. New Burlington Street
Ah! tu sai che insiemi con esso | Aria | in the opera of | Parisina | Composed by | Donizetti [c1850] Cramer Beale & Co.201 Regent Street & 67 Conduit Street
Dearest Mace | The New Negro Song | sung with immense applause by all the | Ethiopian Serenaders | arranged by | Wellington Guernsey [1845-50] D'Almaine & Co. 20 Soho Square.
Boosey & Sons' | New Edition of | The Most Celebrated | Canti Popolari | by | L. Gordigiani || La Rosa D'lnghilterra | Impossibile | Canto Popolare Toscana | Musica di Luigi Gordigiani [c1854] Boosey & Sons 28 Holles Street, Oxford Street
