Bellchambers, Juliet Mary Elizabeth Barbara (Mrs. J J Nicholls) (fem) 16.feb.(bap.28.jun.)1809-6.nov.1851 England, London Westminster Marylebone - London (bur St Sepulchre Holborn)
singer, 1821 aged 12 educated in music and 1826 aged 17 already well-known as singer Miss Bellchambers, 1833 of the parish St John Clerkenwell London, 1851 resident at Blackheath Park London and of the parish Westcheap St Peter ; daughter of Benjamin and Jane Bellchambers ; 4.sep.1833 at St James London Westminster she married Joshua James Nicholls jr. ; Joshua James Nicholls died 12.oct.1862 at Lansdowne-square Brighton Sussex with his son reverend William Harman Nicholls (bap St Magnus the Martyr London 14.apr.1835) as the sole executor of his will

Title	Parts

[] Me beato il ciel. Canone for four voices. 1830 words Filippo Pistrucci (Bologna 1782-1859 London)
[] The spell is broken, we must part. Ballad. Soprano and piano words Francis Weiland pub Monro and May, London 3nov1832 pub Wood & Co, Edinburgh 1840 pub A. Fiot, Philadelphia 1842 pub Joseph Fairfield Atwill, New York 1842 pub Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston 1842 pub William Prowse, London 1850 pub J. Williams, London, catalog of 1904 pub Brainard & Sons, Chicago, catalog of 1904
[] Dearest! I am thine, answer to the highly popular ballad "The spell is broken" sung by Mr. Gear, Miss Bellchambers, Mr. Stretton pub Monro and May, London 1833
[] The song of other days. Ballad. 1834 words C. J. Davids pub S. Chappell, London

2008-01-13 00:00:00