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Drink to me only -
Minutto
Go the Devil shake yourselves -
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John John I Augusta Merton - never Catherine Maldett Ridle Ann Bogue Matilda A Ann Bogue Hudson Ann Maria Caty Ann Bogue Alilla Ann Jane Ann Bogue McAlilta Augusta A Augusta Bogen Ann Augusta Maria Haron Nancy Eliza My dear Mamma Nancy Peadton My dear Mamma Eliza Birely B Birely invented James Hurley Susan Susan [illegible] Wm H Harrison Ann Bogue from Bogue
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| pg. 27 | (bare page) |
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| { | Lovely Nancy - Song |
| pg.28 { | A New Song. Set by S.ra Galla |
| { | Gramachree Molly. Irish Air |
| pg.29 | - Song (2-part: 1st & 2nd tenor?)* |
| pg.30 | (bare page) |
| pg.31 | The Warwickshire Lad |
| pp, 33-4{ | Sung by Mr. Du Bellamy (2-part as above) |
| { | |
| pg.35 | The Soger Lassie - Sung by Miss Thornton |
| pg.36 | The Female Captain |
| pg.37 { | He's aye a kissing me - Sung by Mrs.? Wrightse? |
| { | Tweedside |
| pg.38 | (bare page) |
| pg.39 | In the Camp |
| pg. 40 | Sung by Mr. Bannister, Mr Fawcett, & Mr Holcroft |
| (& Soldiers) in the Camp. |
| pg. 41 | Sung by Mr. Bannister In the Camp |
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| pg. 42 | The Song in the School for Scandal, sung by Mr. Vernon |
| pg. 43 | (Words to the above) |
| pp. 44-5 { | ( Song with piano LH - a love-song, 2 pp., |
| { | 3 verses, with intro. & closing bars. |
| pp. 46-9 { | Sandy of Bonny Dundee (similarly arranged, |
| { | but 1 verse, intro. repeated at end.) |
| pg. 50 | Weeping, Widow'd, Polly (Similarly arranged. |
| pg. 50 | Words to 2nd & 3rd verses added below.) |
| pg. 51 | The Willow Word to 2nd verse below. ("Willow") |
| (Similarly arranged. Refrain repeats | |
| pp. 52-3 { | All will hail the joyous day (Similarly arranged, |
| { | 2 pp., 2nd verse words below. |
| pg. 54 | Adele Fidelis (Simple piano arrangement. |
| 3 verses, last 2 words below) | |
| { | Why Huntress why - sung by Mr. Tyler in |
| pp. 55-6 { | the opera of the archers - B. Carr (Ar- |
| { | ranged like the songs above.) |
| pp. 57-58 | Sweet girl by the light of the Moon (as above) |
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| pg. 59 | A Favorite Song in the Opera of the Purse [As above] |
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| pg. 60 { | With Pleasure I talk of my pain - a favorite?---- |
| { | Song from the Poetry of--?--[As above but |
| { | RH more harmonie. More words next page] |
| pg. 61 | The Maid of Lodi. A favorite Italian ballad |
| { | [As above. 2 more verses below.] |
| pg. 62 | Jem of Aberdeen. [As above. More words pg. 63] |
| pg. 63 | Sung by Mrs. Jordan in the Spoil'd Child [As |
| { | above. 3 more verses below.] |
| pg. 64 | Flattering Lovers often swear. [As above] |
| pg. 65 | The favorite March in Feudal Times arranged |
| { | for the Piano Forte, violin and flute |
| pg. 66 | The favorite Seranading German Waltz- |
| { | arranged for the Piano Forte, violin, & flute |
| pg. 67-8 | My Journey is Love - Mrs. Jos. (?) [As above, |
| { | some alto. 2 pp. Words to 2 more verses pg 68] |
| pg. 69 | The Welsh Harper, a favorite ballad composed |
| { | by Theodore Smith. [As above. More words |
| { | on page 72! |
| pg. 70-2 | The English Naval Dance [No words. Pp. 70-72 |
| pg. 73-6 | The day of Marriage Sung with great applause |
| { | by Mrs. Hodgkinse (?) [As above. More |
| { | words & music on pp. 75 & 76] |
| pg. 77-9 | I'll be married to thee, a favorite Scoth Song |
| { | Sung by Mrs Beth (?), Mr Hough (?) [As |
| { | above. 2 pp. but more words pg. 79. |
| pp 79-81 | The Cuckoo, from the Aviary, a collection of |
| { | Sonnets. [ As above. 2 pp. & pg of words.] |
| pp. 82-89 | Rondo [with words]. [As above. 2pp. |
| pg. 90 | Drink to me only [No words] |
| { | Minuetto |
| { | Go the Devil & Shake yourselves |