| Title | Parts |
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| [] Drink boys in hopes of a peace words S. Parsons pub Broderip & Wilkinson, London 1800 |
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| [] Loyal volunteers. Song pub Broderip and Wilkinson, London ?1800 |
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| [] Nelson's death. Song. ?1805 the words by a young lady, eight years of age pub Broderip & Wilkinson, for the author, London ?1810 |
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| [] The Pilgrim, for three voices, or voice and harp or pianoforte pub Broderip and Wilkinson, London 1805 |
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| [] Hunting song "Bright sol has gilt the eastern skies". Song words J. Cooper Esqr. pub Preston, London 1807 |
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| [] The Girl I love so true. Song the words by J. Lilly pub Broderip & Wilkinson, London ?1807 |
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| [] Sweet girl of Norwich city as sung with unbounded applause at Ranelagh Gardens, Norwich by J. Smith the words by S. Parsons, the music composed by S. Ball, organist, Ipswich pub Wilkinson & Co., London 1808 |
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| [] Lubin and Anna. A favorite ballad words S. Parsons pub Wilkinson & Co., London 1808 |
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| [] The Ipswich Volunteers, slow and quick marches, with a funeral march for a military band pub Broderip & Wilkinson, London 1808 |
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| [] Hymns, before Morning and Evening Service, with a dismissal hymn, as sung at St Lawrence Church, Ipswich pub Wilkinson & Co., London 1808 |
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| [] Sacred Music, consisting of Hymns on the Advent, the Nativity, and the Sacrament, with a Miserere or Kyrie eleeson pub Preston, for the author, London 1809 |
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| [] Three Hymns, eight Psalms, and an Epitaph to the memory of a young lady pub Preston, London 1812 |
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| [] Little blue eyed Mary. A favorite new song the words by G. R. C. pub Broderip and Wilkinson, London 1813 |
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| [] Nelson's tomb. Song the words by a young gentleman pub Broderip & Wilkinson, for the author, London 1813 |
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| [] Nelson's grave. Song words J. Lilly pub Broderip & Wilkinson, for the author, London 1813 |
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| [] Solemn Services to the Deity, consisting of a Morning Invocation, Evening Supplication, and Midnight Meditation. For two voices and
pianoforte with harp accompt ad libitum pub Broderip & Wilkinson's Music Warehouse, London 1813 |
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| [] The wounded sailor. Song the words by a lady pub Broderip and Wilkinson, London 1813 |
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| [] A Hymn for the late plentiful harvest words S. Parsons pub Preston, for the author, London 1815 |
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| [] The Maid of the Wold. Song words S. Parsons pub Wilkinson & Co., London ?1815 |
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| [] The negro girls rescue. Song pub Broderip & Wilkinson, for the author, London ?1815 |
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| [] The Lake, of the dismal swamp. Song written at Norfolk Virginia, by T. Moore Esqr. pub Wilkinson & Compy, London ?1815 |
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| [] Occasional hymn. Proper to be sung in all public places of worship during his Majesty's indisposition. Choir or voice and organ words by the Rev. Rich. Eastcott pub Preston, for the author, London ?1815 |
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| [] East Suffolk quadrilles. Composed and arranged for the pianoforte. With proper figures French and English. New figure de la finale pub Preston, for the author, London 1819 |
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| [] A military march and quick step, for the piano forte pub Ball & Sons, Ipswich c1845 |