| 46673: | and won a King's Scholarship, December, |
| 46674: | 1851, and again in 1853. Studied under John |
| 46675: | Thomas, harp ; W. H. Holmes, pf. ; and |
| 46676: | Steggall and G. A. Macfarreu, composition. |
| 46677: | She is a Fellow of the R.A.M., and Associate |
| 46678: | of the Philharmonic Society. She now de- |
| 46679: | votes chiefly to voice training, and for some |
| 46680: | years conducted the South Kensington Ladies' |
| 46681: | Choir. Her compositions include, I am the |
| 46682: | Angel ; My Song is Love ; How faithful are |
| 46683: | thy branches ; My Angel Lassie ; and other |
| 46684: | songs. |
| 46685: | |
| 46686: | Oliphant, Thomas 303-L-13 Oliphant, Thomas, writer and musician, |
| 46687: | born at Condie, Perthshire, December 25, |
| 46688: | 1799. Member of London Madrigal Society, |
| 46689: | 1830, and acted as its hon. secretarj' for nearly |
| 46690: | 40 years. President of the Madrigal Society. |
| 46691: | He died at London, March 9, 1873. |
| 46692: | |
| 46693: | Works. — A brief account of the INIadrigal |
| 46694: | Society. .. .London, 1835. Short account of |
| 46695: | Madrigals from their commencement to the |
| 46696: | present time, London, 1836. La ]\Iusa ]\Iad- present time, London, 1836. La Musa Mad- |
| 46697: | rigalesca, or a collection of madrigals, ballets, |
| 46698: | roundelays, etc., chiefly of the Elizabethan |
| 46699: | age ; with remarks and annotations, London, |
| 46700: | 1837. Catalogue of MS. Music in the British |
| 46701: | Lluseum, London, 1842. Ten Favourite |
| 46702: | Madrigals, arranged from the original part |
| 46703: | books, with an accompaniment for the pf., |
| 46704: | London [1836]. Collection of Glees, Madri- |
| 46705: | gals, etc. (Novello), n.d. Catches and Rounds, |
| 46706: | by old composers, London [1835]. Ditties of |
| 46707: | the Olden Time, London [1835] . Arrange- |
| 46708: | ment of Songs, etc. Tallis' Song of forty |
| 46709: | parts ; Responses (edited). Stay one moment, |
| 46710: | gentle river, madrigal. Poetry for various |
| 46711: | pieces of vocal music. Swedish part-songs |
| 46712: | |
| 46713: | (1860); German songs London, 1838-49, |
| 46714: | |
| 46715: | issued in numbers. Six ancient part-songs |
| 46716: | for five voices, London, [1845] . Songs. |
| 46717: | |
| 46718: | Olive, Joseph, organist and composer, |
| 46719: | who was organist of St. Botolph's, Aldersgate |
| 46720: | Street, London, about the middle of last |
| 46721: | century. He died at London, October 8, |
| 46722: | 1786. |
| 46723: | |
| 46724: | Works. — All for Scarlet, an interlude, 1785 ; |
| 46725: | India Hoa, interlude [1770] . Six songs for |
| 46726: | a voice and harpsichord. Bacchus, god of |
| 46727: | joys divine, duet [1775] . Songs : Farewell, |
| 46728: | Fox hunters. Lover's declaration, etc. |
| 46729: | ■ Another Olive, Edmund, was probably the Another Olive, Edmund, was probably the |
| 46730: | son or other relative of the above. He was |
| 46731: | organist of the parish church of Warrington, |
| 46732: | and is said to have held a similar office at |
| 46733: | Bangor Cathedral. Died at Warrington, No- |
| 46734: | vember 18, 1824. He compiled " Sixteen |
| 46735: | Psalm Tunes, adapted for three voices. . . .as |
| 46736: | sung in the parish church of Warrington," |
| 46737: | Warrington, Booth [1820] , 2nd. edit. |
| 46738: | |
| 46739: | Oliver, Frederick 303-L-60 Oliver, Frederick, bandmaster, born |
| 46740: | about 1812. He was bandmaster of the 20th |
| 46741: | Regiment for 31 years, and served in India, |
| 46742: | Burniah, and in the Crimean War ; was also |
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