Contains the following items:
'Or che in cielo' or 'Through all the heaven' barcarola … in the opera Marino Faliero by Donizetti (Mori & Lavenu);
'All' idea che reo non sono' aria in the opera Il Bravo by MA Marliani (C Lonsdale);
'Dite al mio bene' by G Nicolini with ornaments and graces by Signor Velluti (JB Cramer, Addison & Beale);
'Or che L'indissolubile' by G Nicolini with ornaments and graces by Signor Velluti (JB Cramer, Addison & Beale);
'Tu sola, o mia Giulietta', recitativo, and 'Deh! tu bell' anima', preghiera, from I Capuleti ed I Montecchi by Bellini (Lonsdale & Mills);
'Grazie vi rendo', recitativo, and 'Amor, fortuna e pace', cavatina, in the opera Adele di Lusignano, by Michele Carafa (Birchall & Co);
'Dio! che mi vedi in core' in the opera Anna Bolena by Donizetti (Lonsdale & Mills);
'Robert, toi que j'aime' … in the opera Robert le Diable by Meyerbeer (S Chappell);
'Quando il di fra l'ombre incerto' and 'Reo di colpe ognun me vuole' … in the opera Il Bravo by MA Marliani (C Lonsdale);
'Come lieto a questo seno' by Signor Pacini (Lonsdale & Mills);
'Com'e bello quale incanto' … in the opera Lucrezia Borgia by Donizetti (R Mills);
'son vergin vezzosa in vesta di sposa' … in the opera I Puritani by Bellini (R Mills);
'La Barchetta' by Emilio Belgiojoso (C Lonsdale);
'Crudele! or colei piangi', recitativo, and 'Ho perdute il bel sembiante' rondo, in the opera L'Amor Vendicato by G Paesiello (Birchall & Co);
'Verdi prati e selve amene' … in the opera Alcina by GF Handel (Rt Birchall);
'Ah! per sempre io ti perdei' and 'A te o cara amor talora' … in the opera I Puritani by Bellini (R Mills, and Cramer, Paris);
'Canto de 'Pellegrini oratorio', quartetto by GA Nauman, and quartet 'From a Requiem' by GA Hasse (pp.17-32 of a single publication, printer unknown);
'In silent woe I wander by' by Franz Schubert, an adaptation of 'Der Wanderer' by Johannes Rhing, from Wessel & Co Auswahl Deutscher Gesande no.31 (Wessel & Co). Includes list of other publications;
'Obscure as darkest night is to me', the song of the blind, Der Blinde, by Carl von Holley … arranged by Johannes Thomas Kroff, composed by Charles Keller (Johanning & Co);
'King Death!' a song sung by Mr Phillips … composed by the Chevalier Sigismond Neukomm (Cramer, Addison & Beale);
'Napoleon's Midnight Review' … translated from the German of Baron Zedlitz by Matthew Ball to music by the Chevalier Sigismond Neukomm (Cramer, Addison & Beale);
'Savourna deelish, shighan oh!' or ' Oh! the moment was sad', Irish melody sung by Miss Stephens, arranged by Dr John Clarke (Birchall & Co);
'Toll not the Bell, a Spanish air' arranged by Sir John Stevenson, words by Alexander Dallas (J Power);
'Come away to the sands' sung by Mrs W Knyvett, and 'Or shall we go a sailing?' sung by Mme Malibran, words by WH Bellamy, the music by MW Balfe (Cramer, Addison & Beale);
'Midnight Rymes', words by Barry Cornwall, music by the Chevalier Sigismond Neukomm (Cramer, Addison & Beale);
'The Return of the Admiral', words by Barry Cornwall, music by Henry Phillips (Mori & Lavenu);
'An exhortation to mourning friends' dedicated to the memory of WP Beale by his admirer Johannes Thomas Kroff (Coventry & Hollier);
'A Parting Song', words by Mrs Hemans, music by the Chevalier Sigismond Neukomm (Cramer, Addison & Beale);
4 folios cut from the end of the volume.