| Title | Parts |
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| [] The Koochperwanipore command "Mrs. Dempsey managed it".
Operetta. Bombay 1883 libretto P. Neville pub S. Rose & Co., Bombay 1893 |
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| [] His nephew's wife. Operetta. London 1886 libretto P. Neville pub Grosvenor & Co., London 1896 |
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| [] The road to Pepityapore. An idyll of camp life in India words A. McMillan pub Alfred Hays, London 1889 |
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| [] St Valentine's Day. Song words Latakia, etc pub S. Rose & Co., Bombay 1891 |
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| [] The polo cup. Song words P. Neville pub S. Rose & Co., Bombay 1893 |
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| [] Sleep, fair one. Song, with violoncello accompt. ad lib. words J. H. Willmer pub S. Rose & Co., Bombay 1895 |
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| [] May is here! Song words P. Neville pub Rossini & Co., London 1896 |
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| [] Many waters. Song words by "Owlet" pub Phillips & Page, London 1896 |
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| [] The Red Route. Patriotic song words S. Leader pub S. Rose & Co., Bombay 1897 |
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| [] Alas I am in love. Song words Old English, etc pub S. Rose & Co., Bombay 1897 |
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| [] The Mahatma, a new and original comic opera libretto A. A. Irvine pub S. Rose & Co., Bombay 1899 |
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| [] The song of my heart. Song words by H. M. W. H pub Phillips & Page, London 1900 |
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| [] The sailors man's bride. Song words Sir Gilbert Parker pub Chappell & Co., London 1903 |
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| [] Baby Coon. Song words A. A. Irvine pub E. Ascherberg & Co., London 1904 |
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| [] The Braes o' Strathairlie. Song the words by Mrs. Craik pub Boosey & Co., London 1904 |
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| [] The Lord is my shepherd. Song the words by M. Corelli, etc pub Boosey & Co., London and New York 1905 |
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| [] The highway to Fairyland. Unison school song words L. S. Fry pub Weekes & Co., London 1917 |
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| [] When lights are low. Slumber song words L. S. Fry pub Weekes & Co., London 1918 |