Collection of 23 titles of Bound 19th Century Sheet Music: Ballads, Melodies and piano solos, A.

London, etc: Various publishers (Wybrow, Cramer, Goulding, Power, Farn, DeForb), ca. 1830-98. Illustrated by Many engraved covers bound in. Repaired half leather binding of 1898 to Half cloth on brown topboard and marbled bottom board. 4to (34.5cm). pp. 190 hand numbered. Very Good. Eclectic collection of period ballads, some second editions from the Forbes Library, Northampton, MA. Archival tear repairs, some trim. Content: 1. Alpine March (piano solo), 2. No. 2 Trois Airs Varies Op. 114 (Quatre Mains, 4 hands piano solo), 3. Rest Lady Rest, A Duetto for Trebles Lungin, Hafed the Cheber 4. You Say that Face is Passing Fair, written expressly for Madame Malibran, 5. We Met twas at the Fancy Fair, Ballad of Real Life, 6. We Parted! Ballad sung by Miss H. Cawse, 7. Where the Stream is Gently Flowing, I will roam with thee, sung by Miss Vincent, 8. The Voice of the False One, Ballad sung by Miss H. Cawse, 9. Lady of Beauty, Come Wander with Me or Sea-Side at Sunrise, sung by Mrs. Waylett, 10. One Struggle More, a Ballad by Lord Byron from set of Songs composed and dedicated to Thomas Moore, Esq. 11. Think Not of Me Poor Page: Ballad sung by Miss H. Cawse, 12. The Stormy Petrel sung by Sir Phillips (poetry of Barry Cornwall) composed and dedicated to J.B. Cramer, 13. Beth Gelert, A Ballad by William Spencer (T. Cooke arrangement), 14. The Rhine Falls, Poetry by Planche (2 sopranos, basso), 15. The Mighty Earth A Companion to the Sea, or the Great Globe Itself, 16. Treasures of the Deep, A Ballad by Mrs. Hemans, 17. The Bloodhound sung by Mr. Phillips (Barry Cornwall poetry), 18. Oh! give me back those gladd'ning hours, A Brazilian Melody, poetry by Robert Folkestone Williams, 19. I've Heard My Own Dear Mother Sing, Ballad sung by Miss Osborne, 20 When Day has thrown his golden beam, A Brazilian Melody, 21. Those joyous Village Bells, Ballad sung by Miss Somerville, 22. A Brave Old Country Gentleman all of the Olden Time, A Favorite Old Chaunt as sung by Mr. Murray, 23 Bendemeers Stream, A Ballad from Moore's celebrated poem, Lalla Rookh..