Arnold, Thomas James 6.nov.1803-19.may.1877 England, London Westminster - London Marylebone
barrister and man of letters, 14.nov.1803 baptized at St James Westminster, 1829 called to the bar, 1847 appointed magistrate at the Worship Street police court, 1851-1877 transferred to the Westminster court, a man of great culture and accomplishments, translator of Goethe's Reineke Fuchs (1860), Anacreon (1869) and Faust (1877), Schiller's Song of the Bell, also of Euripides, Aristophanes, Xenophon and Ovid, 1871-1877 residing with housemaid, cook and servant at 1 Greville Place, Kilburn Priory in London Marylebone ; son of composer Samuel James Arnold ; 12.sep.1867 as widower at the parish church of St Marylebone he married the barrister's daughter Prudentia Sarah Jefferson Hogg (London Paddington 4.feb.1836-18.may.1897 London Marylebone)

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[] Auber's favorite Gallopade, arranged for the pianoforte by J. Arnold music Daniel Auber (from Gustave III 1833), arr J. Arnold (ie Thomas James Arnold) pub London ?1835
[] The Celestial Wreath, a collection of favorite Psalms & Hymns pub London 1840
[] Three favorite Hymns. Arranged with an accompaniment for the piano forte pub Printed by T. Holloway, London c1840
[] What shall we do with the witches?, an original song pub Printed for the Author by Holloway & Co., London 1841
[] Peace, be still, a song words and music Thomas Arnold pub London 1859
[] Memory "With the friends of youth beside me". Ballad words and music Thomas Arnold pub London 1860
[] The celebrated spanish chant adapted for one or two voices pub London 1860
[] Daily Exercises for a Soprano voice pub Edwin Ashdown, London 1861
[] A Selection of popular airs, progressively arranged for two performers on the pianoforte. 12 nos. pub London 1862
[] The Union, a collection of easy duets, for two performers on the pianoforte pub Edwin Ashdown, London 1866	[] 1 - Aurora waltz [] 2 - Blue bells of Scotland [] 3 - Deh con te [] 4 - Dell' aura tua (Norma) [] 5 - Let me but call thee [] 6 - Mrs. Macdonald [] 7 - My love she's but [] 8 - Philomelen waltz [] 9 - Rory O'More [] 10 - Tu vedrai [] 11 - Vaga luna [] 12 - She wore a wreath
[] Good night and good morning "A fair little girl". Song words Lord Houghton pub Paterson & Sons, Edinburgh & London 1870 ms The British Library, London
[] Through the night. Song the words by R. H. Stoddard pub Paterson & Sons, Edinburgh & London 1870 ms The British Library, London
following are compositions with words by Thomas James Arnold
[] The wanderer, a favorite german song music Franz Schubert, words Thomas James Arnold pub T. Holloway, London 184?
[] Gentle birds. Voice and piano music John William Cherry, words Thomas Arnold pub Holloway & Co., London 1862
[] Ye happy birds. Voice and piano music Ferdinand Gumbert, arr John William Cherry, words Thomas Arnold pub W. Williams, London ?1865
[] The wanderer (Der wanderer) music Franz Schubert, words Thomas Arnold pub W. Williams, London ?1865
[] Rose sweetly blooming (Rose wie bist du reizend und mild) sung by Madame Sainton-Dolby (Charlotte H. Sainton-Dolby) music Louis Spohr, words Thomas Arnold pub Samuel Brewer, London 1877

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