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Tis sad to say adieu, :. Sung with immense success by Miss Catherine Hayes composed as a companion ...

Harvey, R. F

Springhill, County Londonderry

"I heard thy fate without a tear", :. song, /. written by Lord Byron, with music by Stephen Glover.

George Gordon Noel Byron, 6th Baron Byron of Rochdale (1788-1824)

Springhill, County Londonderry

Oh fatherland dearest! :. the song of a Jewish maiden /. the words by Charles Jefferys ; the music ...

Glover, Stephen, 1813-1870

Springhill, County Londonderry

Six Songs, the poetry by Mrs Hemans. No 1, The Treasures of the Deep. 2, The Better Land. 3, The ...

Carl Czerny (1791-1857)

Springhill, County Londonderry

The Music of the Shell, Ballad, words by J. E. Carpenter, etc.

Cherry, J. W. 1824-1889. (John William)

Springhill, County Londonderry

Poems by Longfellow.. Green trees whispered low and mild

Michael William Balfe (1808 - 1870)

Springhill, County Londonderry

Excelsior :. dedicated to Miss S.A. Whitmore, by Miss M. Lindsay.

Maria Lindsay ('Miss Lindsay') (1827-1898)

Springhill, County Londonderry

Speak gently. :. Ballad. The words written by George Washington Langford Esqr and published by his ...

Maria Lindsay ('Miss Lindsay') (1827-1898)

Springhill, County Londonderry

The troubadour's song, Ah! che la morte. :. Sung in the prison scene ... in Verdi's popular opera ...

Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901)

Springhill, County Londonderry

The brook song /. composed by W.H. Montgomery, poetry by Alfred Tennyson, Esq.

William Henry Montgomery (1811-1886)

Springhill, County Londonderry

Sweet and low /. poetry by Alfred Tennyson Esq. Composed by W.H. Montgomery

William Henry Montgomery (1811-1886)

Springhill, County Londonderry

I'm not myself at all :. the celebrated Irish comic song ... written & composed /. by Samuel Lover.

Samuel Lover (1797-1868)

Springhill, County Londonderry

Little Terese :. a little ballad for little ladies to sing to little gentlemen, composed in a ...

Springhill, County Londonderry

The low-backed car! :. sung by the author in his Irish evenings /. written by Samuel Lover, esq.

Lover, Samuel, 1797-1868, composer

Springhill, County Londonderry

We'll row thee over the Clyde :. song written and arranged for piano forte /. by Andrew Park and ...

Park, Andrew

Springhill, County Londonderry

Bonnie Invermay :. ballad sung by Mr Stembridge Ray … /. written by Colin Rae Brown Esqr. Composed ...

Brown, Colin Rae

Springhill, County Londonderry

John Anderson my Jo ; & Roy's wife. :. favorite Scotch ballads.

Springhill, County Londonderry

When the kye come hame,. and Bonnie Prince Charlie. Popular Scotch songs, sung by Madme. Clara ...

Springhill, County Londonderry

Green grow the rashes O; and My boy Tammy :. favorite Scotch ballads.

Springhill, County Londonderry

The lass o' Gowrie :. popular Scotch song /. written by Burns & sung by Mr Wilson.

Springhill, County Londonderry

Emma Snow. :. Favorite negro melody.

Springhill, County Londonderry

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Tis sad to say adieu, :. Sung with immense success by Miss Catherine Hayes composed as a companion ...

"I heard thy fate without a tear", :. song, /. written by Lord Byron, with music by Stephen Glover.

Oh fatherland dearest! :. the song of a Jewish maiden /. the words by Charles Jefferys ; the music ...

Six Songs, the poetry by Mrs Hemans. No 1, The Treasures of the Deep. 2, The Better Land. 3, The ...

The Music of the Shell, Ballad, words by J. E. Carpenter, etc.

Poems by Longfellow.. Green trees whispered low and mild

Excelsior :. dedicated to Miss S.A. Whitmore, by Miss M. Lindsay.

Speak gently. :. Ballad. The words written by George Washington Langford Esqr and published by his ...

The troubadour's song, Ah! che la morte. :. Sung in the prison scene ... in Verdi's popular opera ...

The brook song /. composed by W.H. Montgomery, poetry by Alfred Tennyson, Esq.

Sweet and low /. poetry by Alfred Tennyson Esq. Composed by W.H. Montgomery

I'm not myself at all :. the celebrated Irish comic song ... written & composed /. by Samuel Lover.

Little Terese :. a little ballad for little ladies to sing to little gentlemen, composed in a ...

The low-backed car! :. sung by the author in his Irish evenings /. written by Samuel Lover, esq.

We'll row thee over the Clyde :. song written and arranged for piano forte /. by Andrew Park and ...

Bonnie Invermay :. ballad sung by Mr Stembridge Ray … /. written by Colin Rae Brown Esqr. Composed ...

John Anderson my Jo ; & Roy's wife. :. favorite Scotch ballads.

When the kye come hame,. and Bonnie Prince Charlie. Popular Scotch songs, sung by Madme. Clara ...

Green grow the rashes O; and My boy Tammy :. favorite Scotch ballads.

The lass o' Gowrie :. popular Scotch song /. written by Burns & sung by Mr Wilson.

Emma Snow. :. Favorite negro melody.