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<p>One of six volumes of sheet music collected by the Misses Jane and Mary Anne Shirreff of Deptford, Kent and Stradmore, Cardiganshire
</p><p>Contents: Southcote, Mary. Six songs &amp; duetts inscribed to Dr. Crotch, [n.d.] -- Stevenson, J., Sir. Come take the harp, a canzonett, [n.d.] -- Stevenson, J., Sir. Oh! Then dearest Ellen I'll love you no more, [n.d.] -- Stevenson, J. A., Sir. For Anna once I culled a flower, [n.d.] -- Moore, Thomas. Friend of my soul, [n.d.] -- Moore, Thomas. Oh! Soon return, [n.d.] -- Braham, Mr. O thou art all to me love ... in the comic opera of Narensky, or, the Road to Yaroslaf, [n.d.] -- Bishop, H. R. Love has eyes ... in the comic opera of The farmer's wife, [n.d.] -- Doyle, John Colston. Love among the roses ... in the revived opera of the Lord of the manor, [n.d.] -- Cave, Eliza. The blush &amp; the tear, [n.d.] -- Stevenson, I. A. Faithless Emma, [n.d.] -- Horsley, William. The sailor's adieu, [n.d.] -- Smith, R. A. Jessie the flower o'Dumblane, [n.d.] -- Ware, W. H. The oyster cross'd in love ... in the new pantomime of Harlequin and the swans, or, The bath of beauty, [n.d.] -- Rannie, Mr. Poor Fanny, [n.d.] -- Cooke, Robert. The farewell, [n.d.] -- Major, Joseph. Cruel love, art thou dead, [n.d.] -- O'Hara, Kane. Pray Goody, please to moderate ... in the burletta of Midas, [n.d.] -- Harrison, Mr. The deserters meditations, favorite Irish air, [n.d.] -- King, M. P. The girl that he loves ... in the popular farce of Love, law &amp; physic, [n.d.] -- Roche, D. D. Cease sweet girl, a canzonet, [n.d.] -- Braham, Mr., arr. Corri, D. All's well ... in the comic opera of The English fleet, [n.d.] -- Braham, Mr. Is there a heart that never lov'd ... in the favourite operatic romance of the Devil's bridge, [n.d.] -- Carter, J. Oh Nanny, [n.d.] -- Crouch, F. W. The bridal morn, the words taken from the celebrated poem of the Lord of the Isles, written by Walter Scott, [n.d.] -- Kiallmark, G. The cypress wreath, from the poem of Rokeby, written by Walter Scott, [n.d.] -- Whitaker, John. My harp alone! The poetry from the celebrated poem Rokeby, written by Walter Scott, [n.d.] -- Hunter, J. The Cavalier, the poetry from Rokeby, written by Walter Scott, [n.d.] -- Mazzinghi, J. Allen-a-Dale, from the celebrated poem Rokeby written by Walter Scott, [n.d.] -- Mazzingghi, J. The harper's first song, from the celebrated poem Rokeby written by Walter Scott, [n.d.] -- Mazzinghi, J. The harper's second song, from the celebrated poem Rokeby written by Walter Scott, [n.d.] -- Mazzinghi, J. Sure the rose is like a sigh ... in the opera of The blind girl, [n.d.] -- Mazzinghi, J. The captive to his bird ... in [the] new entertainment call'd Variety, [n.d.] -- Kelly, Michael. The wood pecker, [n.d.] -- Kelly, Michael. When pensive I thought of my love ... in the grand dramatic romance of Blue Beard, [n.d.] -- Kelly, Michael. On a river's margin, or, The little troubadour ... in the opera of The peasant boy, [n.d.] -- Kelly, Michael. The wife's farewell, or, No my love no ... in the much admired farce of Age to-morrow, [n.d.] -- Abrams, Miss. A smile and a tear, [n.d.] -- Smith, Theodore. The welch harper, [n.d.] -- [Anon]. The blue bells of Scotland, adapted for two or three voices with the piano forte, [n.d.] -- Maden, Revd. Dr. Before Jehovah's awful throne, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. Holy Holy Lord God Almighty, [n.d.] -- [Anon]. The morning hymn, [n.d.] -- [Anon]. The evening hymn, [n.d.]
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<br>Subjects: Piano music; Songs (Piano), Arranged</div>
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<dl><dd>Shirreff, Jane, former owner</dd>
<dd>Shirreff, Mary Anne, former owner</dd></dl></div>
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