[ Nineteenth century songs.
Contributors: Handel, George Frideric, 1685-1759.
Published: 1811
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 29
Subjects: Songs, English
Notes: Miscellaneous songs published in London by various publishers.

The number of voices, and the instrumental accompaniments vary.
Table of contents: value: Art thou not dear unto this heart, by William Aspull.-  The old Abbey Bell, written by J.E. Carpenter, composed by N.J. Sporle.-  The dream of two sisters, from Dante, by Thomas Moore.-  The bells, the bells of evening poetry, by E.S. Gill, composed by Alexander Lee.-  From the shores of gay Provence, by George Linley.-  Floating on the ambient air, by Emily Blayney.-  Father do not weep, by Mrs. Henry Shelton.-  Kathleen Mavourneen, written by Mrs. Crawford, composed by F. Nicholls Crouch.- Let me wander not unseen, by Handel, arranged by William Carnaby.-; value: Mild as the moonbeams, composed by M. Braham, with an obligato accompaniment for the piano forte, by John Parry.-  Mary Dhu, by G.A. Hodson.-  Oh! Erin my country.-  Oh! twine me a bower, written by T. Crofton Croker, composed by A.D. Roche.-  The old yew tree, words by W.H. Bellamy, music by Mrs. Henry Shelton.-  The old watermill, written by Eliza Cook, music by Henry Russell.-; value: The goatherd's boy, words by W. Ball, with an accompṭ for the harp or piano forte, by F. Stockhauser.-  Sweet Mary mine, poetry by G.E. Inman, music by John Parry, Jr.-  The scenes of home written by J.E. Carpenter, composed by N.J. Sporle.-  Scenes of my youth, poetry by George Linley, music by Jules Benedict.-  Tell me, my heart, poetry by Thomas Morton, music by H.R. Bishop.-; value: 'Twas nature's gay day, by Barham Livius.-  The vocal beauties of Norma: Give but the word, arranged by S. Nelson.-  Vocal beauties of Norma: Hear me, Norma, words by C. Jefferys, arranged by S. Nelson.-  Go, when the morning shineth, by J. Lodge Ellerton.-  Ruth and Naomi, Ruth, Chap. I, verses 11 to 19, composed by R. Topliff.-  Psalm CXI, 10th verse, composed by R. Topliff.-  Consider the lilies, St. Matthew, Chap. 6th, part 25, 26, 28 & 29 verse, composed by R. Topliff.-  What is prayer, written by Montgomery, composed by H. Phillips.-  Out of the deep, composed by H.R. Bishop adapted to the 130th Psalm by M. Mason.