| Title | Parts |
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| [] I'll love but thee, my native home. Ballad. 1840 words Miss E. Hosking |
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| [] Two part exercises, for the voice. 1860 | |
| [] Trust me all in all. Song. 1868 words Lord Alfred Tennyson |
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| [] Mary bereft of thee "Chatelein's lament on the departure of Mary Queen of Scots from France". Voice
and piano words G. W. Melville pub E. Ascherberg & Co., London 1870 pub Duncan Davison & Co., London 6jan1872 |
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| [] Go lovely rose. Song. 1870 words Waller pub Weekes & Co., London 6jan1872 |
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| [] Golden slumbers, kiss your eyes. Song pub Lamborn Cock & Co., London 1871 |
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| [] Waiting, watching. Song. 1871 sung by Miss Edith Holman Andrews pub Chappell & Co., London 6jan1872 |
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| [] The adieu. Song pub Duff & Stewart Ltd., London 6jan1872 |
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| [] Prince Charley's farewell to Scotland. Song. Solo, chorus and piano. 1872 pub Howard & Co., London 1878 |
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| [] Legend of the Avon. Female voices and choir arr of Old English Ditty the air by Dowland 1670, arranged by Mrs. John Holman Andrews pub Lamborn Cock & Co., London 6jan1872 |
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| [] Nocturne. Piano | |
| [] Autumn's golden leave. Song | |
| [] Gently think and gently speak. Song pub Chappell & Co., London |
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| [] The last rose of summer. Duett. Song pub Chappell & Co., London |
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| [] Rainbow. Song pub Chappell & Co., London |
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| [] The last request. Voice and piano words Elizabeth D. Cross pub Boosey & Co., London 18?? |
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| [] My first love and my last. Voice and piano composed by J. Andrews - ? Jenny pub B. & J. Williams, London |