17: inscribed "To the Editor, Bath "Journal" & Prince Bladud, with the composer's compts." and signed Frank Willcox, Bath.
19: inscribed "Katie Gibbons, from her loving friend, the Composer".
Added Personal Name
W., E.
Wald, Heinrich, fl.1849.
Walling, Charles.
Austin, Alfred, 1835-1913.
Waylett, Harriet, fl.1840-43.
Moncrieffe, W. T.
Waylett, Harriet, 1798-1851.
Bayly, Thomas Haynes, 1797-1839.
Wellings, Joseph Milton.
Dick, Cotsford, 1846-1911.
Weatherly, Fred E. 1848-1929.
Oxenford, Edward.
Welsh, Thomas, c.1780-1848.
White, John Charles.
Whitmore, Charles Shapland, 1805-1877.
Rawlings, Thomas A., 1775-1855.
C., L. M.
Wilson, Glenville Dean.
De Lorme, Adrian.
Windsor, Elizabeth, fl.1835.
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The Bath city quadrilles, composed ... by E. W.
My darling darling, polka, by Heinrich Wald.
A question, song, with violoncello accompaniment, ad. lib., words by Alfred Austin, music by Charles Walling.
Yesterday, song, no. 1 in D, by Charles Welling.
Pretty star of the night, or the day light has long been sunk under the billow, ... the poetry by W. T. Moncriffe, the music, composed with an accompt. for the harp or piano forte, by Mrs. Waylett : fourth edition.
To linger near thee, the favorite song ... the poetry by Thomas Haynes Bayly, the melody by C. M. von Weber.
Forget, forgive, song with violin, cello or flute accompaniment, ad lib, no.1 in C, the words by Cotsford Dick, the music by Milton Wellings.
Turnham toll, song, no.1 in G, words by Frederick E. Weatherly, music by Milton Wellings.
Weaving song, no. 2 in E flat, the words by Edward Oxenford, the music composed ... by Milton Wellings.
Over desert. over mountain, a cavatina ... composed by Thomas Welsh, the words by T. H. Bayly.
White's quadrilles, adapted to the figures of Pantalon ... arrange for the piano forte or harp, with an accompaniment for flute or violin, ad lib.
The fifteenth set of White's quadrilles ... arranged for the piano forte or harp, with and accompaniment for flute or violin ...
The dandy beaux, an exquisite song, written by J. A. I., the music by John Charles White.
Isle of beauty, fare thee well! from the first volume of Songs to Rosa by Thomas H. Bayly, the melody composed by Charles Shapland Whitemore, the symphonies and accompaniments by T. A. Rawlings.
Isle of beauty, fare thee well! ballad, written by Thomas Haynes Bayly, arranged by T. A. Rawlings.
Tien la foy! (hold thy faith) a song to the brave, words by L. M. C., music by Frank Willcox.
Christmas bells, arranged as a pianoforte duet, composed by G. D. Wilson, arranged as a duet by Adrian de Lorme : the Hanover edition.
God save the Prince of Wales, a loyal impromptu, words and music by Elizabeth Windsor.
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