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To  the .Right  Honorable  the  President,  Vice-Presidents,  Treasurer,  and  the  Rest  of  the  Patrons  of 
the  Anniversary  of  the  Charity-Schools  in  London  and  its  Environs. 

My  Lords  and  Gentlemen, 

The  unrivalled  excellence  of  the  institution  established  for  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Charity 
Children  of  this  great  Metropolis,  which  exhibits  a  spectacle  that  excites  the  wonder  and  admiration  of  every 
humane  and  beneficent  individual,  who  has  witnessed  that  display  of  British  Charity,  sufficiently  proclaims 
the  virtues  of  its  supporters,  whose  memory  will  be  venerated  and  revered  till  time  shall  level  all  distinctions. 

My  humble  attempts  in  conducting  the  music  on  that  grand  solemnity  having  met  with  your  approba- 
tion, I  thus  publicly  return  my  warmest  acknowledgments. 

Impressed  with  a  grateful  sense  of  the  distinguished  honour  conferred  upon  me,  by  your  permission  in 
dedicating  to  you  this  small  collection  of  Sacred  Music,  calculated  not  only  for  the  use  of  Charity  Children, 
but  the  rising  generation  of  both  sexes,  who  delight  in  Sacred  Music,  a  work  which,  I  hope,  whilst  it  will 
soothe  the  ear  with  its  melody,  will  also  tend  to  excite  in  the  mind  a  spirit  of  Piety  and  Devotion. — 
Throughout  the  whole  1  have  made  it  my  study  to  select  such  compositions,  as  I  hope  and  trust  will  be 
sanctioned  by  every  friend  to  virtue  and  religion. 

I  cannot  conclude  without  returning  my  sincere  thanks  to  the  different  Composers,  who  have  contri- 
buted in  so  eminent  a  degree  by  their  productions  to  the  benefit  and  utility  of  this  publication,  and  for 
whom  I  shall  ever  retain  the  highest  respect  and  esteem. — I  remain, 

My  Lords  and  Gentlemen, 

Your  most  obedient  humble  Servant, 

Warwick-Square, 

Dec.  1,  1804.  JOHN  PAGE- 


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RAWSON  Aislabie,  Esq.  City  Chambers 

Miss  Acklington,  Barnet,  Middlesex 

Mrs.  Ayscough,  York  Buildings,  Islington 

Miss  Arnott,  Union  Court,  Broad-Street 

The  Rev.   Doctor  Aspinshaw,    Rector  of  St.  Peters, 

Nottingham 
Mr.  Attwood,  Senior,  Eaton-Street,  Pimlico 
Mr.  Thomas  Attwood,  Composer  to  his  Majesty,  and 

Organist  of  St.  Paul's  Cathedral 
Mr.  G.  Andrews,  Stationers'  Court 
Mr.  John  Allen,  Whitechapel-Road 
Mr.  Arthur,    Phil.  Harmonic  Society,  Queen's  Arms, 

Newgate-Street 
Mr.  Michael  Allen,  Paternoster-Row 
Mrs.  Adams,  Smithfield 
Isaac  Ackerman,  Esq.  Coleman-Streeti 
Thomas  Althrape,  Esq.  Trinity  House 
Mrs.  Allworth,  Bow,  Middlesex 
John  Allen,  Esq.  Queen  Elizabeth's  Row,  Greenwich 
Aldgate  School,  St.  Botolph 
Mr.  Allen,  Navy  Office 
Miss  Ayscough,  Leicester 


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William  Borradaile,  Esq.  Streatham,  Surry.     2  Copies 

Richard  Borradaile,  Esq.         do.  do. 

Henry  Blaxland,  Esq.  Broad-Street.     3  Copies 

John  Bayford,  Esq.  Upper-Gower-Streot,  Bedford-square 

Doctor  Busby,  Queen  Ann-Street,  West 

Mr.  Christopher  Brown,  Charles-Street,  Hatton-Garden 

John  Beardmore,  Esq.  Red-Cross-Street 

Miss  Beardsley,  Houndsgate,  Nottingham 

Miss  Burbidge,  Tottenham,  Middlesex 

Rev.  Mr.  Baylis,  Colchester 

Miss  Burgh,  Torrington,  Devonshire 

Miss  Eliza  Bennet  Compton-Street,  Clerkcnwell 

Miss  Bonwick,  Organist  of  St.  Bartholomew,  Exchanore 

IT  T 

Mr.  Bushby,  Master  of  the  Ward  School,  Farringdon- 

Within 
Mr.  Balls,  Engraver.     2  Copies 
Mr.  Beeby,  Providence  Row,  Finsbuiy-Square 
Miss  E.  Bradley,  Sittingbome,  Kent 
J.  Botterell,  Esq.  Northampton 
Mr.  Barry,  Master  of  the  School  of  Ciipplegate  Warcl 

Without 
Miss  Biggs,  Manor-Row,  Little  Towei-Hill 


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Mr.  John  Bow  is,  School-Master,  Bridge-Row,  Battersea 

Mr.  Edward  Butler,  Crooked-Lane 

Mr.  Bradbury,  Dowgate-Hill.     2  Copies 

Thomas  Benton,  Esq.  Charles-Street,  Soho 

R.  D.  Benton,  Junior,  Esq.  Hornchurch,  Essex 

Mr.  Blackbourn,  Pitt's-Place,  Southwark 

Mr.  Berks,  Castle-Street,  Oxford-Market 

Broad-Street  Ward  Schools.     2  Copies 

Mr.  Clement  Brotherson,  Charlotte-Street?  Bloomsbury 

Mr.  Thomas  Bright,  Chiswell-Street 

T.  Bryan,  Esq.  Sloane-Street,  Chelsea 

Mr.  J.  H.  Bright,  Chiswell-Street 

Mr.  Bartholomew,  Organist  of  St.  Clement's,  Eastcheap 

Mr.  Bailey,  St.  Martin's-Lane 

Mr.  James  Brandram,  Tooley-Street,  Borough 

John  BoddyButterfield,Esq.  Prince's  Place,  Kennington 

Mr.  Brown,  Arundel-Street.     4  Copies 

Mr.  Bratt,  Horsleydown 

Miss  Bedford,  Friday-Street 

Mr.  Bicknell,  Blackman-Street 

Miss  Buckton,  Rodney-Street,  Pentonville 

Mr.  Daniel  Bearden,  Organist  of  St.  Dunstan's,  and  St. 

Mary  Stratford,  Bow,  Middlesex 
Miss  Beckwith,  Wood-Street,  Cheapside 
Mr.  Batho,  Houndsditch 

Mr.  Bovvgin,   Little  New-Street,  Gough-Square 
Miss  Barker,  Houndsditch 
Mrs.  Beckwith,  Walton  upon  Thames 
Miss  Boddy,  Warwick-Square 
Mr.  Brushford,  Union-Street,  Middlesex  Hospital 


Mr.  J.  Bottivel,  Clipstone,  Northampton 

Miss  S.  C.  Berthon,  Layton 

Miss  Buckland  Shaftesbury,  Dorset 

Mr.  William  Bristall,  Southwell,  Nottinghamshire 

Mr.  Bates,  Market-Piace,  Nottingham 

Miss  Bristoe,  Southwell,  Nottingham 

Miss  Bourgeois,  Islington 

Mr.  Thomas  Beale,  Manchester 

Messrs  Banks,  Salisbury.     3  Copies 

Mr.  Samuel  Bythesea 

Mr.  Joseph  Barns,  Manchester 

Miss  Sarah  Bay  ley,         do 

Rev.  James  Barclay,  Malmsbury,  Wilts 

Miss  Bellamy,  Cheverel,  Wilts 

Nathaniel  Brick  wood,  Broken-Wharf,   Queenhithe. 

2  Copies 
Mr.  James  Bacon,  Grey's  Inn  Lane 
Mr.  Birchall,  Music-seller,  New  Bond-Street.  2  Copies 
Mr.  Brad  field,  Custom-House 
Mr.  J.  Brown,  Horsley  Down 
Mr.  Banks,  Organist  of  Rochester  Cathedral 
Mr.  Brnn,  Horsleydown 

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Richard  Clark,  Esq.  Chamberlain  of  the  City  of  London 
Rev.  Weldon  Champneys,  A.  M.  Sub  Dean  of  St.  Paul's 
Cathedral,  Precenter  of  Westminster- Abbey,  Mi- 
nor Canon  of  St.  George's  Windsor,  and  Vicar  of 
St.  Pancras,  Middlesex 
Benjamin  Collins,  Esq.  Salisbury.     6  Copies 
Alexander  Champion,  Esq.  Finsbury-Square 


ttev.  William  Clarke,  A.  M.  Senior  Cardinal  of  St.  Paul's 
Cathedral 

J.  W.  Callcott,  Mus.  Doctor,   Organist  of  St.  Paul's  Co- 
vent  Garden 

Messrs.  Clement!  &  Co.  Music-sellers,  Cheapside. 
6  Copies 

Mrs.  Cath.  Cameron,  Tottenham-Green 

Miss  Church,  Smithfield 

Mrs.  Conybeare,  Rectory,  Bishopsgate 

Miss  T.  Cookson,  Richmond,  Yorkshire 

Mr.    Richard  Carpenter,  Aldgate  High-Street 

Miss  Elizabeth  Carpenter,  Mile-End 

Miss  Cartwright 

Richard  Carter,  Esq.  Bakor-Street,  North-Marylebone 

Miss  Cornish,  Tottenham-Green,  Middlesex 

Miss  E.  Chambers,  Hurst,  Derbyshire 

Miss  J.  Clarke,  Tooting,  Surry 

Miss  Clarke,  West  Square,  Surry  Road 

Miss  F.  Colebatch,  Minories 

Miss  Comptons,  Salisbury 

Mr.  Chard,  Organist  of  Winchester  Cathedral,  College, 
and  St.  Maurice 

William  Criswell,  Esq.  Bedford-Row 

Mr.  Combs,  Organist  of  Chippenham 

Mr.  Cartwright,  John  Street,  Adelphi 

John  Capel,  Esq.  Royal  Exchange 

John  Chamberlain,  Esq.  Exeter 

Mr.  Clark,  Master  of  the  School  of  Industry,  Marylebone 

Mr.  Thomas  Clarke,  High  Holborn 

Richard  Chippendall,  Esq.  Salisbury-Square 

]\]r.  James  Cook,  of  the  Choir,  Bedford  Chapel 


Mr.  Cass,  Whitechapel 

Mr.  John  Campion,  Cloth  Fair 

Mr.  George  Cadogan,  Church-Street,  Bethnall-Gfeen 

Mr.  Carrick,  Ivy-Lane,  Paternoster- Rbw 

Crooked-Lane  Society  of  Singers.     ()  Copies 

Henry  Cope,  Esq;  Braintree,  Essex 

Mrs.  Croftos,  Bartholomew-Close 

Mrs.  Curtis,  Southgate  Cottage 

Samuel  Crane,  Esq.  Preston,  Lancashire 

James  Cazenove,  Esq.  Old  Pay  Office.     2  Copies 

Rev.  E.  Cowley,  Elston,  Nottinghamshire 

Mrs.  F.  Churchill,  Long  Row,  Nottingham 

Lucius  Coghlan,  D.D. 

Mrs.  Corneld,  Chatham  Place,  Blaekfriars 

Mrs.  Caddick,  Nelson's  Terrace,  City  Road 

Miss  Campion,  Pest-House  Row 

Miss  Curties,  Church-House,  Northaim,  Sussex 

Joseph  Corfe,  Esq.  Salisbury 

James  Chetham,  Esq.  Penton-Street,  Penton  Yille 

Mr.  Arthur  Corfe,  Organist  of  the  Cathedral,  Salisbury 

Stephen  Cave,  Esq.  Lullingstone,  Kent 

Rev.  Mr.  Clipstone,  Northampton 

Miss  Crowder,  Islington 

Mr.  II.  Cole,  Guildford 

Rev.  Richard  Codrington,  Staple    Grove,   rear  Teuton 

Somerset 
Mr.  Cross,  Strand 

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Mr.  Dinsdale,  Well  Court,  Cheapside 
Mrs.  Dubois,  Mortlake,  Surry 
Miss  Dorrin<iton,  Millbank-Row,  Westminster 


Miss  Down,  Colney  Hatch 

Mr.  Joseph  Doane,  Fen  Office,  Temple 

Mr.  Robert  Day,  Philip's  Buildings,  Somers-Town 

Mr.  Joseph  Daker,  Whitecross-Street 

Mr.  Doddridge,  St.  Martin's-Lane 

Mr.  William  Dorset,  St.  Ann's  Society 

Mr.  George  Douse,  Walworth 

Mr.  Donne,  Piano-Forte  Maker,  Great  James-Street, 
Bedford-Row 

Mr.  Dale,  Music-Seller,  Cornhill 

Mr.  Robert  Day,  Somers  Town 

Mr.  J.  Drummer,  Coal-Meter's-Office,  Foot-Lane,  Tow- 
er-Street 

Miss  Daubenys  Royal  Crescent,  Bath  .     2  Copies 

Mrs.  Dawson  Patenoster-Row 

Miss  Doughty,  Tottenham 

Mr.  John  Driver 

Mr.  Thomas  Davoy,  Deputy  Organist  of  the  Charter- 
House 

Mr.  John  Davison,  Fleet-Street 

Miss  Downer,  Ashford,  Kent 

Miss  Dean,  Battersea 

Miss  Davenport,  Falcon-Square 
Mr.  Dyson 

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Miss.  Eltham 
Miss.  Ellison,  Highgate 

Mr.  Charles  Edwards,  Master  of  Finsbury-School,  Ta- 
bernacle-Row 
Mr.  James  Elliott,  of  Grosvenor-Chapel  Choir 


Mr.  G.  Eglintoh,  Red-Cross-Street 

Mr.  J.  H.  Evans,  Cheque  Office,  Deptford 

Mr.  G.  P.  England,  Organ  Builder 

Mr.  Endle,  Organist,  Romsey 

T.  Entwille,  Esq.  Rochdale.     3  Copies 

Rev.  J.  Eaton,  M.  A.  Chester 

Mr.  Everett,  Clark  of  St.  Bennett's,  Grace  Church-Street^ 

Mr.  Thomas  Everett,  Bunhill-Row 

Mrs.  Elliott,  Pimlico 


F 

Lady  Francis  Fitzwilliam 

Lady  Dorothy  Fitzwilliam 

Rev.  Doctor  Fly,  Junior  Cardinal  of  St.  Paul's  Cathedral 

Thomas  F.  Forster,  Esq.  Clapton 

Miss  Fry,  Highgate 

Miss  Fearnside,  Blacklands,  King's  Road,  Chelsea 

Miss  Fleming,  Tottenham-Green 

Mrs.  Fowler's  School,  Tottenham 

Miss  Fleming,  Newgate-Street 

Alexander  Forbes,  Esq.  Great  AylifT-Street,  Goodman's* 

fields 
Mr.  E.  Frith,  Organist  of  St.  James's,   Garlick  Hi  the,- 

and  Carshalton 
Mr.  J.  Fisher,  Leather-Lane 
Thomas  Flockton,  Esq.  Horsleydown 
Mr.  J.  Fisher,  Clerk   of  St.  Michael's    Royal,  and  Si- 

Martin's  Vintry 
Mr.  French,  Blackfriars 
Mr.  Farmer.  Silver-Street,  Wood-Street 


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Miss  Charlotte  Fairless,  Bishop  Auckland,  Durham 

Mr.  Fletcher,  Horslydown 

Mr.  Frith,  Master  of  Vintry- Ward  School 

Miss  M.  S.  Fisher,  Houndsditch 

Mrs.  Fourdrinier,  South  Place,  Finsbury  Square 

Mrs.  Fourdrinier,  Cannon-Street 

Mr.  Field 

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Rev.  Dr.  Gr'etton,  Chaplain  in  Ordinary  to  his  Majesty 
Rev.  Dr.  Gaskin,  Rector  of  St.  Bennett's  Gracechurch- 

Street,  and  Stoke  Newington 
Miss  Gunter,  Elms-Court,  Kensington 
Miss  Greaves,  Tottenham,  Middlesex 
Mrs.  Goodenough,  Rochester.     2  Copies 
Miss  Gramshaw,  Tottenham-Green,   Middlesex 
Miss  Good,  Guildford-Street 
Stephen  Groombridge,  Esq.  Blackheath 
Mr.  John  Gopsell,  George-Row,  Bermondsey 
Mr.  Glanville,  Red-Cross-Street 
Mr.  Joseph  Goss,  Organist  of  Poole 
Mr.  Griffith,  Blackman-Street,  Borough 
Miss  Gage,  Dover-Street,  Piccadilly 
George  Gill,  Esq.  Watling-Stfeet 
J.  Goll,  Esq.  Cold  Bath-Row,  Blackheath-Road 
Mr.  George  Greaves,  Aldermanbury 
Air.  James  Gibbon,  Drury-Lane  Theatre 
Mr.  James  Tucker  Ghostly,  Musician,  Berkeley,  Glo- 

cestershire 
Mr.  John  Gibbons,  Telegraph,  Barham-Down,  Kent 

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Henry  Hodson,  Esq.  Pimlico 


Christopher  Hodgson,  Junior,  Esq.  Chapter-House :  St. 

Paul's.     3  Copies 
Mrs.  Hardy,  Eastly-end  House,  near  Staines     2  Copies 
Miss  Hancock,  Clapton 
Miss  Heather,  Hatton-Garden 
Miss  Holt,  Tottenham  Green,  Middlesex 
Mrs.  Hill,  Paradise-Row,  Rotherhithe 
Mr.  Robert  Hudson,    Gentleman  of  the  Royal  Chapels, 

and  Vicar  Choral  of  St.  Paul's  Cathedral 
Philip  Holds  worth,   Esq.  Mansion  House 
Miss  Horton,  Kennington,  Surry 
Mr.  Hurlock,  Surgeon,  St.  Paul's  Church  Yard 
Thomas  Hubbart,  Esq.  Well-Court,  Cheapside 
Win.  Horsley,  M.  B.  Organist  of  the  Asylum 
Mr.  J.  Harrington,  Eay  Clerk,  Salisbury 
Mr.  Howell,  Organist,  Blandford.     6  Copies 
Mrs.  Hill,  Upper  East  Smithfield 
Mr.  Nicholas  Horn,  Martin's-Lane,  Cannon-Street 
Mr.  J.  Hobbs,  Margaret-Street,  Cavendish-Square 
Mr.  Hart,  New-Street  Square 
Mr.  I?.  Herriman,  Aldgate  Ward  Sehool 
Mr.  William  Harding,  St.  Ann's-Lane 
Mr.  Hall,  Duncan-Place,  Leicester-Square 
J.  Hurst,  Esq.  Queen's-Row,  Walworth,  Surry 
Mrs.  Hodges,   Mortimer-Street,  Cavendish-Square 
Jacob  Herbert,  Esq. 
Mrs.  Charles  Hastings  Harley-Street 
Miss  Hancock,  Clement's-Court,   Milk-Street 
Mr.  Hicks,  Newgate-Street 

Mrs.  Hirtehms,  Clapton-House,  Hackney.     6  Copies 
.Mrs.  Hcusliaw.   Edi»-ware  Hoad 


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John'V.  Hammond,  Music  Master,  Southampton 

Mr.  Hobson,  Alsop's  Buildings,  New  Road,  Paddington 

Mr.  J.  Hurst,  Bookseller,  Wakefield.     6  Copies 

Thomas  Hassel,  Esq.  Aartshom,  near  AshbyDeLaZouch 

Mr.  I  lay,  Pimlico 

Thomas  Hammersley,  Esq.  Pall  Mall 

The  Hitchin  Society  of  Singers 

Rev.  J.  Harrison,  Kendall,  Westmoreland 

Miss  Hughes,  Walworth 

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Mr.  John  Tmmyns,  Organist  of  St  Giles's  Cripplegate 
Miss  Eliza  Council!  Immyns,  Organist  of  Hatton-Chapel  < 
Mr.  John  Irwin,  Oxford-Street 
Mr.  William  Izard,  High-Street,  Southward 


Miss  Johnson,  Aldersgate-Street 

Miss  Johnson,  Royal-Hill,  Greenwich 

Miss  Johnson,  White-Street,  Cripplegate 

Miss  Jennings,  Stratford,  Essex 

Mr.  Jones,  Stationer,  Chapter-House  Court,  St.  Paul's 

Church-Yard.     3  Copies 
Mr.  Joseph,  New-Street-Square 
Mr.  Joyce 

Mr.  I.  Johnson,  Wood-Street,   Cheapside 
Mr.  T.  H,  Jones,  Horsleydown 
R.  G.  James,  Esq.  Royal  Flintshire  Fuzileers 
Richard  Jenkins,  Esq.  St.  Catharines  Court 
Mr.  Samuel  Jones,  Jun.  St.  John,  St.  Clerkenwell 
Mr.  Jackson,  Organist,  Kendall,  Westmoreland 


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Mrs.  King,  Lower  Tooting,  Surry 

Miss  King,  do.  do. 

Mr.  John  King,  sen.  Musician,  Nottingham 

Miss  King,  do. 

Mr.  John  King,  Jun.         do.  do. 

Mr.  H.  Keysell,  Broad-Street,  Bloomsbury 

Mr.  Killick,  Organist,  Gravesend 

Mr.    William    Knight,     Gainford-Street,     St.    John's,- 

Horsley  Down 
R.  King,  Esq.  Navy  Office 

Mr.  Robert  Kilsby,  West-Havern,  Northampton 
Mrs.  C.  Knight,  Lower  Shadwell 


Paul  Le  Mesurier,  Esq.  Alderman,  and  Colonel  of  the 
Honourable  Artillery  Company 

Miss  Anne  Luke,  Shilston,  Devonshire 

Mr.  Luke,  Smithfield.     2  Copies 

Mr.  Thomas  Leach,  Musician  in  Ordinary  to  his  Ma- 
jesty, and  Orfganist  of  Cheshunt,  Herts. 

Mrs.  Leach,  Cheshunt,  Herts. 

Miss  Leach,  do.  do. 

Mr.  Thomas  Leach,  Wellclose-Square 

Miss  Lowden,  Houndsditch 

Henry  Lang,  Esq.  Prescott-Street,  Goodman's-Fields 

Miss  E.  A.  Laurence,  Drapers-Gardens 

Thomas  Longbottom,  Esq.  Kingsland-Road 

Mr.  William  Lord,  Master  of  Bridge  Candlewick,  and 
Dowgate-ward  School 

Miss  Amelia  Lushington,  Harley-Street 


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Miss  C.  Lockier,  Hendon.     6  Copies 

Miss  Lake,  Rectory,  Rotherhithe 

Miss  Leverton,  Gate-Street,  Lincoln's-Inn-Fiekls 

Peter  Lock,  Esq. 

Henry  Lee,  Esq.  Dover-Place,  Kent-Road 

William  Langston,  Esq.  Highbury-Place 

Martin  Lloyd,  Esq.  Gloucester-Place,  New-Road,  Ma- 

rylebone 
Miss  Leming,  Shoreditch 
Mr.  John  Loveland,  Aldersgate-Ward  School 
Mr.  William  Leslie,  Tower- Ward  School 
Mr.  Robert  Leave,  Featherston's-Bujldings 
Miss  Lee,  Totteridge  Park 
Miss  Lightfoot,  Islington 
Miss  M.  Lewis,  Highbury-Place 
Mr.  Edward  Linzee,  Rood-Lane,  Fenchurch-Street 
Mr.  Charles  Lacy,  Loughbro,  Leicestershire 
Mr.  George  Leuecke,  St.  Bartholomew's  Hospital 
Mr.  B.  L.  Le  Mesurier,  AYamford  Court,  Throgniorton- 

Street 
Mr.  Charles  Lacy,  Organist,  Warminster 
Miss  Langton,  Teeton-House,  near  Northampton 
R.  Legge,  Esq.  Chemist,  Windsor 
Miss  Leforest,  College-Hill 
Messrs.  Lackington,  Allen,  and  Co.     2  Copies 
Miss  Leach,  Leicester 
Mrs.  Lewis,  Beaconsfield 

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Rev.Dr.  Moss,  Canon  Residentiary  of  St.  Paul's  Cathedral 


Mr.  William  Marsh,  Brook-Street,  Holborn 

Mr.  William  Mead,  Great  Eastcheap 

William  French  Major,  Esq.  the  Elms  Market,  Ilarbro' 

Miss  Major,  do. 

J.  Marsh,  Esq.  Chichester 

Miss  Miller,  Tottenham-Green,  Middlesex 

Miss  Mary  Marriott,  Northampton 

Miss  Mitchell,  Carshalton 

Miss  Meyrick,  White-Hart-Place,  Kensington 

Miss  Morris,  Baker-street,  Portman-Square 

Rev.  Mac  Bean,  A.  M. 

Mr.   Edward  Matthews,    Frederic-Place,    IJampstead- 
Road 

Miss  Mackay,  Tooting,  Surry 

Mr.  James  Mills,  Earl-Street,  7  Dials 

Miss  Meadows,  Spital-Fields 

Mr.  W.  P.  Musgrave 

Miss  Morgan,  Canterbury-Square 

Mrs.  Middleton,  Queen's-Square,  Bloomsbury 

Miss  Mount,  Newington  Place,  Kennington 

Miss  Marchant,  Fleet-Street 

Mr.  Daniel  Mecham,  Coleman-Street 

Mr.  Milbourne,  Strand 

Mrs.  Moysey,  Bloomsbury  Square 

Mr.  Joseph  Mellor,  Ashton 

Mr.  James  Mort,  Manchester 

Miss  Mann,  Warwick-Square 

Mr.  John  Morgan,  Hitchin.     3  Copies 

Mr.  Mumford,  Greville-Street,  Hatton-Garden, 


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William  Manypenny,  Master  of  Bethnall-Green  Bord- 

ing  School 
Mr.  Thomas  Mayo,  Eydon 


Rey.  Mr.  Cox  Neesall,  Newark,  Nottingham 

Mr.  Nielson,  Musician,  Derby 

Miss  Nichols,  Vietualling-Office-Square 

Master  William  Whitehall  Nichols,  King's-Chapel 

Mr.  Nightingale 

Mr.  William  Nicholson,  St.  Bartholomew's  Hospital 

Mrs.  Nott,  Gracechurch-Street 

Mr.  James  Neame,  Birchington,  near  Margate 

Mr.  Ncele 


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Mr.  T.  Ottway,  Barbican 


Robert  Pickwoad,  Esq.  Cloak-Lane 

Miss  H.  D  Pickwoad,  do. 

Rev.  Mr.  Pridden,  Minor  Canon  of  St.  Paul's  Cathedral 

John  Perring,  Esq.  and  Alderman.     3  Copies 

Mr. John  Page,  Caroline-Street, Bedford-Square.  2  Copies 

Rev.  Mr.  Parker,  Islington 

Miss  Parry,  Thavies-Inn 

Mr.  Richard  Pierce,  Bermondsey  New-Road 

Miss  Elizabeth  Charlotte  Philips 

E.  E.  Philips,  Esq.  Leicester-Square 

Rev.  William  Parker,  Curate  of  St,  Luke's,  Old-Street 


Evan  Pugh,  Esq.  Wells-Street,  Wellclose-Square 

Rev.  Charles  Pryce,  Bartlett's-Buildings,  Holborn 

John  Powell,  Esq.  Cross-Street,  Islington 

Mr.  Pearson,  Organist  of  St.  Mary's,  Nottingham 

Mr.  Robert  Peele,  Church-Bank,  near  Blackburn,  Lan- 
cashire 

Mr.  James  Page,  King's-Bench-Walk,  Temple 

Mrs.  J.  Page,  "  do.  do. 

Miss  Page,  do.  do. 

Mr.  Joseph  Pickering,  Southampton-Buildings 

Mr.  Thomas  Pitt 

Mr.  Joseph  Potter,  Vicar  Choral  of  Exeter  Cathedral 

Mr.  Pearce,  Prince's-Street,  Soho 

Mr.  John  A.  Parrin,  Organist  of  Portland-Chapel 

R.  E.  Pritchett,  Esq.  Chambers-Street,  Goodman's-. 
Fields.     2  Copies 

Mrs.  C.  Price,  Bedford-Square 

R.  Parry,  Esq.  Colebrook-Row,  Islington 

James  Powell,  Esq.  Tottenham,  Middlesex 

Miss  Peacock,  Einsbury  Square 

Miss  Pullen,  Horsley  Down 

Miss  Elizabeth  Charlotte  Phillips 

Mr.  Dodd  Parkin,  Rotheram,  Yorkshire 

Mr.  Richard  Parkes,  Broad-Street,  Bloomsbury 

Miss  H.  Penny 

Mr.  Privett,  Bristol 

Mr.  John  Page,  Norton  Falgate 

Miss  Pile,  Bath.     2  Copies 

Rev.  William  James  Porter,  A.  M.  Gravesend 

James  Phillips,  Esq.  Clayton  Place,  Kennington 

Mr.  Edward  Pugh.  London-Road,  Surry 


Miss  Pullen,  Potten  Field 


Queen  Ilithe  W  ard  Charity  School 


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Thomas  RoAvcroft,  Esq.  and  Alderman.     3  Copies 

Miss  Ranking,  Highgate 

John  Robinson,  Esq.  Secretary  to  the  Society  of  Patrons, 
Bartlett's-Buiklings 

Miss  Rogers,  Tottenham-Green,  Middlesex 

Miss  Rankin 

Miss  Rodgers,  Tottenham 

Mrs.  William  Rowe,  Blackheath.     3  Copies 

Mr.  Rooe,  Stamford,  Lincolnshire.     3  Copies 

John  Ranson,  Esq.  Treasurer  to  the  Pentonville  Charity 
School 

Mr.  William  Robins,  Gray's-lnn  Place 

Mr.  William  Roberts,  Islington 

Rev.  Doctor  Roberts,  Loughborough  House,  Stockwell, 
Surry 

Mrs.  Sergeant  Runnington,  Totteridge,  Herts 

Mr.  William  Russel,  Organist  of  St.  Ann's,  Limehouse, 
and  the  Foundling  Hospital 

Mr.  Charles  Edward  Reynolds,  Castle  Street,  Falcon- 
Square 

Master  Frederic  Richardson,  London  Wall 

Mr.  Riley,  Music  Engraver 


Miss  Read,  Cambcrwell 

Benjamin  Raven,  Esq.  Hackney-Road 

Mr.  J.  Rivington,  St.  Paul's  Church-Yard 

Mr.  Richard   Randall,  late  Oorganist,    and  Fellow  of 

Dulwich  College,  Surry 
Richard  Roberts,  Esq.  Burtons,  Bradstock 
Miss  Sophia  Rihden,  Dorset-Street,  Salisbury-Square 
Smith  William  Rodwell,  Ash,  Kent 
Mr.  William  Rainbow,  Peckham 
Miss  Elizabeth  Rogers,  Gravesend 
Rev.  Thomas  Radford 
Mr.  William  Russel,  Guildford 

S. 
The  Right  Honourable  Earl  Stanhope 
Granville  Sharpe,  Esq.     3  Copies 
Miss  Smith,  Chapter  House,  St.  Paul's 
Mrs.  Stewart,  Lower  Tooting,  Surry 
Miss  Staines,  Clapham 

Miss  Sanders,  Queen-Street,  Little  Tower-hill 
Miss  Ann  Galpine  Sampson,  Tumham-Green 
Miss  Simon,  Lower  Tooting,  Surry 
Miss  Standfield,  Field  House,  New  Cross,  Deptford 
Mrs.  S.  Scott,  Gower-Street,  Bedford-Square.     2  Copies 
Miss  Maria  Schofield,  Brick-Lane,  Old-Street 
Mr.  R.  Spinks,  Crooked-Lane  Society 
Miss  Spinks 

Mr.  Alexander  Stewart,  Pheenix-Street,  St.  Giles's 
Mr.  S.  T.  Sturtevant,  Church-Street,  Bethnall-Green 
Shoreditch  School 


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Miss  Stone,  Penton-Street 

Mrs.  Simkin,  Turnham-Green 

Miss  Simkin,  do. 

Mr.  George  Saltmer,  Old  Change,  St.  Paul's 

Miss  Stone,  Tooting,  Surry 

John  Sanders,  Esq.  Colcbrook-Row,  Islington 

Mr.  Samuel  Snook,  Master  of  Clerkenwell  School 

Mr.  John  Shield,  St.  .Andrew's  School 

Master  Daniel  Salmon,  Walbrook  School 

Miss  Stansfield,  Tooting,  Surry 

S.  Sharwood,  Esq.  Charterhouse-Square 

Miss  Caroline  Sibley,  Old  Gravel-Lane 

Mr.  Stephen  Shepherd,  Bridgewater-Square 

Mr.  Charles  Smith,  New  Bond-Street 

Mr.  Sturley,   Einsbury-Street 

Mr.  Thomas  Stuchfield,   RatelifTe 

Mr.  A.  H.  Smith,  Master  of  Islington  Charity-School 

Mr.  George  Smith,  Span's  Buildings,  St.  Pancras 

Society  of  Singers,  Kirkby  in  Ashfield,  Nottinghamshire 

Mr.  William  Solfan,  Stamford-Street,  Blackfriars 

William  Shrigley,  Esq,  Eirst  Eruits  Office,  Temple 

Julius  Ludolphus  Schroder,  College-IIill.     2  Copies 

Mr.  Reginald  Spoftbrth,  Musician 

Mr.  William  Seman  Stevens,  Musician 

Mr.  Sturla,  Master  of  St.  Ann's  School,  SohQ 

Mr.  T.  Snelson,  High-Street,  Lambeth 

Miss  Stratford,  Hornsey,  Middlesex 

Miss  Slater,  Pimlico 

Mr.  H.  D.  Symonds,  Paternoster-Row.     6  Copies 

Mr.  Simson,  Hockley,  Nottingham 

Mr.  Benjamin  Sharpe,  Jun.  Eleet-Street 

Charles  F.  Stuart,  Esq.  Temple 


Mr.  Schneider,  Strand 

Rev.  Mr.  Swire,  Melsonby,  Richmond,  Yorkshire 

Rev.  T.  Stevenson,  A.  M.  Blackburn 

Robert  Sanders,  Esq.  Southampton 

Miss  Spencer 

Mr.  Henry  Stone,  Crooked-Lane 


Miss  Templeman,  Bucklersbury 
Miss  Taylor,  Carshalton,  Surry 
Rev.  Mr.  Trebeck,  A.  M.  Chiswick,  Middlesex 
Mrs.  Jasper  Taylor,  Dyers  Buildings,  Elolborn 
Mrs.  Thesiger,  Excise  Office 
Mr.  Thomas  Times,  Hitchin 
Mr.  Daniel  Times,       do. 
Mr.  R.  B.  Thompson,  Aldermanbury 
Mrs.  Treppas,  Owen's-Row,  Islington 
Mr.  John  Taylor,  Jun.  Rotheram,  Yorkshire 
Miss  Taylor,  Devizes 

Thomas  Tilson,  Esq.  Earl-Street,  Blackfriars 
Rev.  Mr.  Tonyn,  A.M.  Rector  of  AUchurch,  Worcester- 
shire 
Mr.  Thomson  and  Son,  Manchester 


Vintry  Ward  School 

Miss  Elizabeth  V'ickerman,  Tower  Royal 

Miss  Anne  Vickerman,  do. 

Mr.   T.  Yerrall,    Master   of  Raine's  Free  School,    St. 

George's  in  the  East 
Miss  Yardill,  Clipstone-Street 
Miss  Vivian,  Colney  Hatch 


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Mr.  John  Varey,  Woriley,  near  Manchester 

W. 

David  Pike  Watts,  Esq.     3  Copies 

Charles  Wesley,  Esq. 

Mrs.  L.  Way,  New-Street,  Spring-Gardens 

Mrs.  E.  Windus,  Bishopsgate-Street 

Miss  Williams,  Mark-Lane 

Miss  M.  Webb,  Hoxton 

W.  II.  White,  Esq.  Parliament  Place 

Mrs.  Walker 

Miss  Walker 

Mr.  John  Wright,  Newgate-Street 

Walbrook  School 

Mr.  Michael  Woodward,  Musical  Instrument  Maker, 

Birmingham.     6  Copies 
Mr.  Wild,  jun.  Warwick-Square 
Mr.  Thomas  Wright 
Mr.  Wild,  St.  Martin's-Lane 
Mr.  John  Woodhouse,  New  Bridge-Street 
Mr.  White,  Storer's  Gate,  Westminster 
Mrs.  Walton,  Girdlers'-H'all,  Basinghall-Street 
Mr.  G.F.White,  Garlick-Hill 
Mr.  J.  Wilkinson,  Fenchurch-Street 
Mrs.  Wood,  Thavies-lnn,  Holborn 
Reginald  Whitley,  Esq.  Old  Brompton 
Mr.  Whitaker,  Organist  of  Woobum  Chapel 
Mr.  Williams,  Musician 
Mr.  Weldon,  Musician,  London-wall 
Mr.  Walker,  Warwick-Square 


Mr.  Wright,  Old-Street  Road.  Shoreditch 

Mr.  Wright,  Music-Seller,  Strand 

Master  William  Walsh,  King's-Chapel 

Mr.  W.  Wildman 

Charles  Welstead,  Esq.  Laytonstone 

Rev.   Richard  Webb,  Minor  Canon  of  St.  Paul's  Ca- 
thedral, &c« 

MissWatkins,  Fleet-Street 

Mr.  William  White,  Highbury-Place 

John  Wheelright,  Esq.  Brook's  Hotel,  St.  James's-Street 

Mr.  John  Woodall,  Jun.  Scarborough 

Mrs.  Wagna,  Pall  Mall 

John  Walker,  Esq.  Wrexham,  Devon.     2  Copies 

Mr.  Thomas  Watts,  St.  Bartholomew  Close 

Miss  Walton,  Little  Britain.     2  Copies 

Rev.  Mr.  Williams,  A.  M.  Clipstone,  Northampton 

Miss  Elizabeth  Warren,  Monkwell-Street 

Charles  Whittle,  Esq.  Paisley,  Essex 

Miss  Wix,  Islington 

Mr.  Wright,  39,  Strand 

Mr.  Edward  Wormersley,  Teacher  of  Singing,  Notting- 
ham 

Mrs.  Whittinbury 

Mrs.  Wilde,  Basing-Lane 

Lieutenant  Whitmell,  Northampton 

Mrs.  Williams,  Haverford  West 

George  Wyson,  Esq.  Botolph-Lane 

Rev.  Francis  Wrangham,  Hummanby,  Yokshire 

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Robert  Young,  Esq.  Shoreditch 


FRINTF.D  P.Y   51.  AT.U'.X,    NO-   15,    FATERNOSIT.R-ROW,    LONDON, 


I       N       D 


X. 


Composers. 
Dr.  Arnold 


Mr.  T.  Attwood... 

Dr.  Busby 

Mr.  BattishiU  .... 

Dr.  Callcott 

Dr.  Callcott 

Dr.  Dupuis 

Dr.  Dupuis  ■ 

R.  Hudson,  m.  b  . 
TV.  Horsley,   m.  b.  . 
W.  Horsley,   m.  b.. 
Rev.  W.  Joins,    a.  M 
jf.  Marsh,  Esq.  ... 
Mr.  William  Russell 
Mr.  William  Russell 
Mr.  William  Russell 
Mr.  R.  Spofforlh  .  . 
Mr.  R.  Spoforth  . . 
Mr.  W.  S.Stevens. 
Mr   C.  Wesley  ... 
Mr.  J.  Whitaker.. 

Mr.  T.  Welsh 

Air.  G.  E.  Williams 


Mr.  Baft  sliill.  . . 


Mr.  BattishiU. 


When  wand'rinf 


An  ADDRESS, 
comfortless  and  low 


HYMNS. 

Almighty  Lord,  dispose  each  Mind  

Praise  to  God,  immoital  Praise 

.'esus,   Lord,  we  look  to  Thee 

Blest  is  the  Man,  whose  soft'ning  Heart  

Let  us  with  a  gladsome  Mind  

Eternal  very  God  of  Light  - 

Lrreat  Lord  of  all  Things,  pow'r  divine  

Eternal  Father  of  Mankind  

Supremest  Being,  God  alone  

W  e'll  proclaim  the  wond'rous  Story 

Arise,  O  Lord,  unto  thy  resting  Place 

If  any  Pity  dwells  on  Earth  

Almighty  Lord  of  Earth  and  Skies 

Taught  by  the  blessed  Choir  above 

To  Thee,  great  God,  our  Thanks  are  due  

To  Thee,  our  Saviour  and  our  Kino- 

1  sing  the  Almighty  Power  of  God-- 

Like  some  bright  Seraph  now  descend  

The  Lord  my  Pasture  shall  prepare 

Come,   heavenly  Dove,  thy  Power  display  

Judge  and  defend  my  Cause,  O  God 

Blest,  who  with  gen'rous  Pity  glows 


TWELVE  PSALM  TUNES  FOR  FOUR  VOICES. 

Names. 

Wanstead  

Han  well 

Torrington   

Tottenham   

Nayland 

Tonbridrre 

Salisbury   

Nottingham 

Sittingbourne   

Exeter « 

Blandford 

London  Grand 


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Common  

Common   

Long 

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Long 

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AN  ODE  FOR  FIVE  VOICES. 
O  Lord,  how  beauteous  are  thy  Courts- 


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