| Title | Parts |
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| [] The Newmarket Coat. Baritone and piano. 1882 Peter Savidge, Jennifer Partridge. Just Accord Music 001 |
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| [] The temperance band. Song sung with immense success by W. Randall words and music Harry Ball, pub B. Williams, London 1872 |
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| [] Sir Garnet will show them the way. Song words G. Horncastle subject: Sir Garnet Wolseley and the Zulu war 1879 pub Howard & Co., London 1879 |
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| [] Here's luck to a jolly old pal. Song pub H. Beresford, Birmingham 1880 |
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| [] Oh Caroline. Song sung by Vesta Tilley words and music Harry Ball, orchestration E. Jonghmans pub Howard & Co., London 1881 |
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| [] You dream of me, love, and I'll dream of you. Song words J. F. Mitchell pub C. Sheard, London 1881 |
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| [] Quite a toff in my Newmarket Coat. Song words and music Harry Ball, orchestration Frederick W. Humphries pub H. Beresford, Birmingham 1882 |
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| [] Friends of my youthful days. Song sung with unbounded success by Vesta Tilley words Herbert Cole, orchestration H. Masseder pub H. Beresford, Birmingham 1886 |
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| [] British valour. Song words S. Norton, arrangement & symphony by Frederick W. Humphreys pub H. Beresford, Birmingham 1886 |
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| [] When will Old England be herself once more written by F. V. St Clair, sung by Vesta Tilley pub W. J. Willcocks & Co., London 1892 |
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| [] I'm mourning for Jemima. Song | |
| [] What in the name of goodness is England coming to today. Song | |
| [] Katie trips the dell. Song |