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Love in thine eyes : Jackson's favourite duet / newly arranged, with an accompaniment for the piano-forte by Sir John Stevenson [music]
Record number:
46592
Call No:
Rouse/MUS
Author/s:
Stevenson, John, Sir, 1761-1833.
Subject:
Burne, Wilhelmina, former owner. ;
Wilhelmina Burne Songbook. ;
Songs with piano. ;
parlour songs ;
musical works
Notes:
Ent. at Sta. Hall
Price 2/-
Provenance: Rouse Hill House
Title page only, subsequent 3 pages torn out.
No handwritten numeral.
Bookseller's label: E. McCullagh, Royal Arcade, College Green, Dublin [1821-1831]. This label is stuck over the address of Willis, Royal Harmonic Saloon, Musical Circulation Library, 7 Westmorland Street, Dublin [1820-1836]
Carries the monogram stamp I.W. [Isaac Willis]
Year:
[circa 1820]
Publication details:
Dublin : I. Willis
Description:
Title page only ; 35 cm.
Type:
music
Links:
Electronic Document
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