| Title | Parts |
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| [] The village coquette or Monsieur prenez garde. A new song written by P. Phillips pub London 1802 |
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| [] From the mast head. A new ballad. Voice and piano pub Printed by Michael Kelly, London 1802 |
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| [] A grotesque air with variations for the piano forte pub T. T. Bennison, printed & published at his Musical Repository, London 1810 |
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| [] La retour de Wicklow. Aria pastorale, pas seul and waltz. Harp or
piano composed and dedicated to Miss Stowell by T. Bennison pub Maurice Hime, Liverpool 1810 pub J. A. & W. Geib, New York 1820 |
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| [] Romance et valse pour le pianoforte pub Chelsea c1810 |
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| [] His sparkling eyes are black as jet. A favorite air from the opera of Blue Beard, arranged as a rondo by T. T. Bennison (Blue Beard by Michael Kelly, Drury Lane, London 16jan1798) pub Michael Kelly, London 1801/1811 |
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| [] A collection of original country dances. Piano pub Michael Kelly, London 1801/1811 |
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| [] The celebrated waltz, pas de trois, danced in the Patriot or the
Hermit of Saxellen pub J. Power, London and William Power, Dublin 1815 |
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| [] Trip to the cottage. A rondo for the piano forte or harp pub J. Willson, New York 1816/1820 |
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| [] Russian rondo. Piano pub J. Power, London and W. Power, Dublin 1830 |
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| [] Six Waltzes, for the harp or piano forte, etc. pub John Balls, London 1830 |
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| [] The storm was hush'd as sung by Miss Dixon of the Theatre Royal Covent Garden pub E. Riley, London ?1850 |