words by Charles Jefferys, music by Felix Gantier -- I cannot sing tonight / L.H. Lavenu -- A rose tree in full bearing -- The Marseillaise hymn / arranged by Emile Coulon -- The postman’s knock / Words by L.M. Thornton esq. [and composed by] W.T. Wrighton -- Home! Sweet home! Sung by Miss M. Tree, in Clari or The maid of Milan…/ composed and arranged by Sir Henry R. Bishop -- Norah McShane / arranged by W.D. Sutch -- Robin red-breast, song / written by W. Allingham, esqre. Composed & dedicated to Mrs William Sich / by Anne W. Pelzer -- All things love thee, so do I / music by Charles E. Horn -- Molly Asthore / L. Lavenu -- Shells of the ocean / written by J.W. Lake, music by J.W. Cherry -- Anne Laurie as sung by Mrs St. John Adcock -- Fading away. Song / composed by Ann Fricker -- Castles in the air / words by James Ballantyne, symphonies and accompaniments for the piano-forte by R. Adams -- The ballad singer / by G. Linley -- Fair shines the moon / Verdi -- Willie we have missed you / written and composed by Stephen C. Foster -- Molly Bawn / composed by S. Lover -- The bridge (I stood on the bridge at midnight) / Words by H.W. Longfellow, music by Agnes Landon -- Minnie / George Linley -- Sweet home / W.T. Wrighton -- England’s welcome to all nations… / Henry Russell -- What will they say in England? / written by the Rev. J.S.B. Monsell, composed by J.W. Hobbs -- Twine the lily with the rose, vocal duet / words by E.J. Carpenter, music by Stephen Glover -- “Si, la stanchezza m’opprime.” Duettino / G. Verdi -- See from ocean rising. The favorite duet sung Mrs H. Johnson & Mr Incledon…in Paul and Virginia / J. Mazzinghi -- What are the wild waves saying? -- A voice from the waves. Duett, companion to the popular duet “what are the wild waves saying?” / words by Richard Ryan and music by Stephen Glover -- The bridge of sighs / the poetry by the late Thomas Hood…

words by Charles Jefferys, music by Felix Gantier -- I cannot sing tonight / L.H. Lavenu -- A rose tree in full bearing -- The Marseillaise hymn / arranged by Emile Coulon -- The postman’s knock / Words by L.M. Thornton esq. [and composed by] W.T. Wrighton -- Home! Sweet home! Sung by Miss M. Tree, in Clari or The maid of Milan…/ composed and arranged by Sir Henry R. Bishop -- Norah McShane / arranged by W.D. Sutch -- Robin red-breast, song / written by W. Allingham, esqre. Composed & dedicated to Mrs William Sich / by Anne W. Pelzer -- All things love thee, so do I / music by Charles E. Horn -- Molly Asthore / L. Lavenu -- Shells of the ocean / written by J.W. Lake, music by J.W. Cherry -- Anne Laurie as sung by Mrs St. John Adcock -- Fading away. Song / composed by Ann Fricker -- Castles in the air / words by James Ballantyne, symphonies and accompaniments for the piano-forte by R. Adams -- The ballad singer / by G. Linley -- Fair shines the moon / Verdi -- Willie we have missed you / written and composed by Stephen C. Foster -- Molly Bawn / composed by S. Lover -- The bridge (I stood on the bridge at midnight) / Words by H.W. Longfellow, music by Agnes Landon -- Minnie / George Linley -- Sweet home / W.T. Wrighton -- England’s welcome to all nations… / Henry Russell -- What will they say in England? / written by the Rev. J.S.B. Monsell, composed by J.W. Hobbs -- Twine the lily with the rose, vocal duet / words by E.J. Carpenter, music by Stephen Glover -- “Si, la stanchezza m’opprime.” Duettino / G. Verdi -- See from ocean rising. The favorite duet sung Mrs H. Johnson & Mr Incledon…in Paul and Virginia / J. Mazzinghi -- What are the wild waves saying? -- A voice from the waves. Duett, companion to the popular duet “what are the wild waves saying?” / words by Richard Ryan and music by Stephen Glover -- The bridge of sighs / the poetry by the late Thomas Hood…