Melodies of various nations
Subtitle: with symphonies and accompaniments
By: by Henry R. Bishop (and) John A. Stevenson ; the words by Thomas Bayly.
Contributors: Bishop, Henry R Sir, 1786-1855.; Bayly, Thomas Haynes, 1797-1839.; Stevenson, John Andrew, 1761-1833.
Publisher: Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter & Co
Published: 1822
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Songs with piano.; Choruses, Secular, with piano.
Notes: For voice and piano. (Some songs also arranged for 2 to 4 voices).

Lyrics also printed separately.
Table of contents: value: Vol. 1.  Hark fromyonder holy pile ; They may talk of scenes that are bright and fair ; Though now we part ; Oh! do not give way to the shadows of care ; In hours of grief ; Wake, dearest, wake! ; Youth's bosom when joy flourishes ; Can we banish the past? ;When meteor lights dance o'er the fen ; It is in the voice of years that are gone ; In happier hours ; To the home of my childhood; value: Vol. 2. The dance in deserted ; Go my own darling boy ; Think not of the future ; Oh leave me to my sorrow ; Hark the convent bells are ringing ; Oh Cupid's bow is not to blame ; Come let us pass the social glass ; Toujours le même ; Fly forward my boat ; I'll watch for thee from my lonely bow'r ; We meet again but not in bliss ; Hail source of joy.