4177: | Lovers, musical farce, Lyceum, 1832 ; Promo- |
4178: | tion, musical farce, Lyceum, 1833 ; Pet of the |
4179: | Petticoats, operetta, Sadler's Wells, August, |
4180: | |
4181: | 1832 ; Win Her and Wear Her, opera, Drury |
4182: | Lane, December, 1839 ; Soldier's Widow, mii- |
4183: | sical drama, written by E. Fitzball, liinglish |
4184: | Opera Company, Adelphi, 1838 ; Two songs |
4185: | and a march in Nell Gwynne, Covent Garden, |
4186: | |
4187: | 1833 ; Song in Planch6's Charles the Twelfth, 1833 ; Song in Planche's Charles the Twelfth, |
4188: | Drury Lane, 1833 ; Deuce is in her, operetta, |
4189: | 1833 ; Olympic Revels, 1833 ; Blanche of Jer- |
4190: | sey, 1834 ; Mountain Sylph, opera, written by |
4191: | Thackwray, Lyceum, August 25, 1834 ; Fair |
4192: | Rosamond, opera, written by C. Z. Barnett, |
4193: | Drury Lane, March 30, 1837 ; Farinelli, opera, |
4194: | written by C. Z. Barnett, Drury Lane, Feb- |
4195: | ruary 8, 183-7 ; Kathleen opera (never pro- |
4196: | duced), composed in 1840 ; Marie, opera, |
4197: | coinposed in 1845 (unfinishedl. Oratorios : composed in 1845 (unfinished). Oratorios : |
4198: | Omnipresence of the Deity, published in 1829 |
4199: | (never performed) ; Daniel, unfinished, com- |
4200: | posed in 1841. A Mass. A Symphony, unfin- |
4201: | ished, composed in 1840. Two string quartets, |
4202: | MS., conaposed in 1840. Spare Moments, three MS., composed in 1840. Spare Moments, three |
4203: | sketches for concertina [1859] . Part-songs: |
4204: | Twelve Part-songs, niostly x^ublished in 1870 ; Twelve Part-songs, mostly published in 1870 ; |
4205: | Chamber Madrigals, London, 1861 : It is sum- |
4206: | mer it is summer ; Bend down from thy chariot ; |
4207: | Haste not ; Farewell to the Flowers ; Tic-tac |
4208: | of the mill ; Dear peaceful valley ; Evening |
4209: | drum ; Merrily, merrily sounds the horn ; In |
4210: | the merry greenwood ; Wrong not, sweet |
4211: | mistress (madrigal) ; Chamois Hunter ; O |
4212: | Lord, our governor. Duets . Set of six vocal |
4213: | duets [1845] ; A smile, a tear ; A spring song ; |
4214: | Come where the flowers are blooming ; Dear |
4215: | maid, my heart is thine ; Down in the dell ; |
4216: | The Gleaner's Bell ; Good night ; The Hun- |
4217: | garian to his bride ; I'll follow thee ; Moon- |
4218: | light, music, love, and flowers: My gondola |
4219: | glides ; No inore, no more ; Oh ! give to me ; |
4220: | Oh ! 'tis sweet to meet again ; Spring ; The |
4221: | twilight hour ; There's not a breeze ; When at |
4222: | night ; Where are the mountains ; Wilt thou |
4223: | tempt the wave ? Songs : Amusement for |
4224: | leisure hours — seven songs and one duet |
4225: | [1835J ; Songs of the Minstrels [1830]. [1835] ; Songs of the Minstrels [1830]. |
4226: | Dreams of a Persian maiden [1842] ; Twelve |
4227: | Russian Melodies, with words by Harry Stoe |
4228: | van Dyk [1822] ; Songs of the Slavonians, |
4229: | containing Bohemian popular airs, with words |
4230: | by John Bowring, London, 1824 ; Twenty-four |
4231: | songs in imitation of the music of various |
4232: | nations, with words by Van Dyk, Leon Lee, |
4233: | and Mayhew, 1824 ; Twelve Songs from Fairy |
4234: | Land, written by Thomas Haynes Bayley, |
4235: | 1827 ; Lyric Illustrations of the IModern 1827 ; Lyric Illustrations of the Modern |
4236: | Poets, 1834, reprinted in 1877 ; Adieu to thee |
4237: | fair Rhine ; Ask me no more ; A day-dream ; |
4238: | Banks of Broomsgrove ; Break, break, l^reak ; |
4239: | Bride's farewell ; Chase the falling tear ; |
4240: | Clansman's bride ; Come to me, thou gentle |
4241: | child ; Dear Napoli ; Days of Chivalry ; Days |