M W Balfe, Alfred Bunn; Mr Fitzball; Walter Scott, Mrs Robert Arkwright; Thomas Campbell; Mrs Hemans, Lord Byron; Thomas Moore; W Marshall; Henry Phillips; Auber, M Rophino Lacy; Dr C B, John Ditchfield; Chas (Charles) Purday; Henry R Bishop; T Cooke Etc. Listings

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	1 M W Balfe, Alfred Bunn; Mr Fitzball; Walter Scott, Mrs Robert Arkwright; Thomas Campbell; Mrs Hemans, Lord Byron; Thomas Moore; W Marshall; Henry Phillips; Auber, M Rophino Lacy; Dr C B, John Ditchfield; Chas (Charles) Purday; Henry R Bishop; T Cooke etc. English Songs published 1825 - 1835: In the Light of Other Days; When I Beheld the Anchor Weighed: One Hour With Thee; Roland the Brave; Treasures of the Deep; One Struggle More; The Indian Boat; Fill High the Cup; I left the Bowl in Search of Love etc. London Cramer Addison & Beale; J Power, Strand; Mayhews, Old Bond Street; Goulding & D'Almaine; Willis & Co, St James's Street; Z T Purday, Old Holborn; D'Almaine & Co; Lonsdale & Mills, New Bond Street; Birchall & Co. 1835 No ISBN 1st Edition Hardcover Very Good No Jacket  Bound collection of 19 early 19th Century songs and piano accompaniments from the collection of Thomas Gladstone of Fasque. Soundly bound in firm marbled covers with green leather spine which is worn at top and bottom. Most pieces are initialled TG and dated in ink (presumably purchase date), clean slightly darkened pages. Contents are:- 1. In the Light of Other Days - Ballad sung by Mr J C Phillips in the Grand Opera of the Maid of Artois Performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane London, Words by Alfred Bunn, Composed by M W Balfe, Pub. by Cramer Addison & Beale of Regent Street, London, Undated. 2. When I Beheld the Anchor Weighed - Ballad sung by Mr H Phillips at the Theatre Royal, words by Mr Fitzball, Composed M W Balfe, Pub. Cramer Addison & Beale, London, initialled TG, hand-dated 1833. 3. One Hour With Thee - Ballad by Walter Scott, Music by Mrs Robert Arkwright, pub. J Power, Strand, London, init. TG, water-marked 1829. 4. Roland the Brave - a Legend by Thomas Campbell, music by Mrs Robert Arkwright, pub. J Power, hand-dated 1831, water-marked 1825. 5. Treasures of the Deep - Ballad by Mrs Hemans, music by Mrs Robert Arkwright, pub. J Power, water-marked 1828. 6. One Struggle More - Ballad by Lord Byron from a set of songs dedicated to Thomas Moore by Mrs Robert Arkwright, pub. by J Power, init. TG, hand-dated 1835. 7. The Indian Boat - Legendary Ballad by Thomas Moore, pub. J Power, init. TG, hand-dated 1833, water-marked 1828. 8. Fill High the Cup - Song Composed for and dedicated to the Honble. A W Ashley MP by W Marshall, words by Thomas Moore, pub. J Power. 9. I left the Bowl in Search of Love - an admired Ballad composed and sung with the Greatest Applause by Mr Henry Phillips, pub. Mayhews, Old Bond Street, init. TG hand-dated 1832. 10. A Life of toil and Danger sung by Mr H Phillips at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden in the Opera of The Coiners of the Soldier's oath Composed by Auber and adapted for the English Stage by M Rophino Lacy, pub Goulding & D'Almaine, init. TG hand-dated 1833. 11. Rosy Wine - a Song altered from the French by Dr C B, the music Composed and Dedicated to his Friend Thos Beasley by John Ditchfield, pub. Wiilis & Co, St James's Street, illustrated title-page. 12. The Old English Gentleman - an old Ballad sung by an Old File, Adapted to an Old Chant and inscribed to his Friend, F Crew, by Chas H Purday, pub. Z T Purday, Old Holborn, initialled TG, hand-dated 1833. 13. Oh Firm as an Oak and Free From Care - sung by Mr Bedford in the comic opera Call'd Englishmen in India at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane composed by Henry R Bishop, pub. Goulding & D'Almaine, init. TG 1833, hand-dated 1833, init. HRB but could be printed. 14. Second Edition, When Time Hath Breft Thee - sung by Mr H Phillips at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden in the Grand Opera of Gustavius the Third or The Masked Ball, the subject from the Overture and Arranged by T Cooke, words by I R Planche pub. D'Almaine & Co, init TG, hand-dated 1834. 15. The Pilot - Ballad sung by Mr Phillips, written by Thomas Haynes Bayly composed by S Nelson, pub Mayhew & Co, init. TG, hand-dated 1834. 16. O Leave Me To My Sorrow - Ballad sung by Mr Manners at the bath Concerts from the second volume of Melodies of Various Nations, the poetry of Thomas H Bayley, Symphonies & Accompaniments by Sir John Stevenson, pub Goulding &D'Almaine, init. TG, hand-dated 1832, stamped S J Piggott, Harmonic Institution, Dublin. 17. I Would Bear As Much For YOu, Written and Adapted to a Venetian Melody by Thomas Haynes Bayley, pub Lonsdale & Mills, New Bond Street, init. TG, hand-dated 1832. 18. We Have Been Friends together - Ballad from a Set of Twelve Songs dedicated to the Countess of Jersey, Words by the Honble. Mrs Norton, music by Miss A Cowell, pub. J Power, init. TG, hand-dated 1834, water-marked1828. 19. If in That Breast So Good, So Pure - Ballad composed and respectfully dedicated to Miss jane Hamilton by Theodore Giubilei, pub. Birchall & Co for the Author, init. TG Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2kg. Inventory No: 7131-7818. Hardcover  Price: 213.75 GBP Add to Shopping Cart
	2 Cooke, M C Natural History Rambles, The Woodlands London, Brighton and New York London, Brighton and New York: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK); E & J B Young & Co, 1885 1885 No ISBN Edition Unstated Hardcover No Dust Jacket  Seventh Thousand. Light brown cloth with pastoral decoration and lettering in black and gilt, decorated end-papers, numerous inset illustrations, 288 + 4pp catalogue. Corners and spine ends lightly bumped, spine a little darkened. Front inner hinge cracked but binding otherwise sound, previous owner's name opposite first page, first and last few pages very lightly freckled, pages otherwise clean. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2kg. Inventory No: 149-1079. Hardcover  Price: 19.00 GBP Add to Shopping Cart
	3 Edited by: J W F Hill; G S Gibbons; E M Williams; W North Coates. Contribs: C E Young; A M Cook; S F Cooke; C E Howard; W V R King-Fane; H L Evans The Lincolnshire Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 11 May-June 1936 Lincoln The Lindsey Local History Society, the Lincolnshire Chronicle and Leader 1936 No ISBN First Edition Softcover Very Good Condition No Dust Jacket  Illustrated lightly marked beige paper covers, sound stapled binding, clean pages, previous owner's details (R W Ambler) on front page. Articles include: Dr T E Page; The Boston Migration to Massachusetts; Ploughs; Lincoln Longwools; South Lincolnshire Quakers in the 17th Century; the cradle of the British Press; Notes and Queries. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 500g. Inventory No: 50110080042. Paperback  Price: 11.40 GBP Add to Shopping Cart