SIR BERNARD BURKE'S (Ulster King of Arms) PEERAGE AND BARONETAGE for 1860.
In 1 Vol., royal 8vo., Price 38s., 22nd Edition.
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SIR BERNARD BURKE'S (Ulster King of Arms) LANDED GENTRY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
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THE FOREIGN OFFICE LIST for 1860,
Exhibiting the Rank, Standing, and Various Services of every Person employed in the Foreign Office, the Diplomatic Corps, and the Consular Body. And also Regulations respecting Examinations, Passports, Foreign Orders, &c. Compiled by Francis W.H. Cavendish and Edward Hertslet.
EASY ANTHEMS.
For Four Voices, with Organ or Piano Forte Accompaniments.
O love the LordGoldwin2d.Praise the LordOkeland2d.For unto us a Child is BornHaselton2d.O Praise God in his HolinessWeldon2d.Behold, now Praise the LordRogers2d.Deliver us, O Lord our GodBatten }4dTeach me, O LordRogers }O Praise the LordWeldon2d.Veni, Creator SpiritusTallis3d.Out of the DeepAldrich6d.
The above ANTHEMS, forming PART I, may also be had in Wrapper, 2s.
O Praise the LordBatten2d.Plead Thou my CauseGlareanus2d.Praise the Lord, O JerusalemScott4d.My Soul Truly WaitethBatten2d.If Ye Love MeTallis2d.Thou Visitest the EarthGreene2d.O How AmiableRichardson }Offertory AnthemWhitbroke }3d.Not unto Us, O LordAldrich3d.Hear my PrayerBatten4d.Lord, Who shall dwellRogers4d.
The above ANTHEMS, forming PART II, may also be had in Wrapper, 2s.
Have mercy upon MeGibbs2d.Wherewithal shall a Young ManAlcock2d.I give you a New CommandmentShephard3d.Holy, Holy, HolyBishop2d.Call to RemembranceFarrant2d.Teach Me Thy Way, O LordFox }Blessed art Thou, O LordWeldon }2d.O Israel, Trust in the LordCroft2d.Blessing and GloryBoyce2d.Lilt Up Your HeadsTurner2d.Thou Knowest, LordPurcell }Set up Thyself, O GodWise }2d.Behold now, Praise the LordCreyghton2d.Gloria in ExcelsisS. Mark's use2d.
The above ANTHEMS, forming PART III, may also be had in Wrapper, 2s.
The Three Parts, forming Vol. I of EASY ANTHEMS, may be had, neatly bound together in cloth, price 6s.
O Praise the LordGoldwin2d.O Give ThanksRogers }Lord, We Beseech TheeBatten }4d.Offertory AnthemsMonk2d.Glory be to God on HighLoosemore4d.Lord, for Thy Tender MerciesFarrant2d.O Lord, Grant the KingChildBehold How Good and JoyfulRogers2d.The Lord is KingKing2d.Sing We MerrilyBatten4d.O Pray for the PeaceRogers4d.
The above ANTHEMS, forming PART IV, may also be had in Wrapper, 2s.ANTHEMS FOR PARISH CHOIRS,By Eminent Composers of the English Church.Collected and Edited by the Rev. SIR WILLIAM H. COPE, Bart., Minor Canon of St. Peter's, Westminster.
The above ANTHEMS, forming PART IV, may also be had in Wrapper, 2s.
ANTHEMS FOR PARISH CHOIRS,
By Eminent Composers of the English Church.
Collected and Edited by the Rev. SIR WILLIAM H. COPE, Bart., Minor Canon of St. Peter's, Westminster.
No. I. (Price 8d.) Contains:
Sing we merrilyAdrian BattenLet my complaintDittoI will not leave you comfortlessDr. William Byrde
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O Clap your handsDr. William ChildWhen the Lord turned againAdrian BattenO Pray for the Peace of JerusalemDr. Benj. RogersHow Long wilt Thou forget meDitto
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Oh! that the salvationDr. Benj. RogersPraise the Lord, O my soulDittoO Give thanks unto the LordDittoSave me, O GodDittoBehold how good and joyfulDitto
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By the waters of BabylonRev. Dr. H. AldrichNot unto us, O LordThomas KelwayO praise the Lord all ye heathenJohn Goldwin
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Haste Thee, O God, to deliver meAdrian BattenWhy art thou so heavyDr. Orlando GibbonsBehold now praise the LordRev. Dr. H. Aldrich
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Praise the Lord, O my soulDr. John BlowIn Thee, O Lord, have I put my trustWilliam Evans
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Unto Thee O Lord, will I lift upThomas KelwayThe Lord is KingWilliam KingIn the beginning, O LordMatthew Lock
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Let God ariseMatthew LockSing unto the Lord a new songDittoWhen the Son of Man shall comeDittoLord, we beseech TheeAdrian Batten
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O Lord, I have loved the habitationThomas TomkinsGreat and marvellousDittoHe that hath pity upon the poorDitto
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O Lord God of our salvationRev. Dr. H. AldrichLord, who shall dwellAdrian BattenO Praise the Lord: laud yeDr. William Child