HTimetey

published in the 1800s

lyrics by Chauncey Marvin Cady

published in 1856

lyrics by Thomas Haynes Bayly

published in 1861 lyrics by Mrs M. N. Macdonald

published in 1853

published in 1884 lyrics by Guy Ronald

lyrics by Thomas Moore

published in 1880

lyrics by Robert Burns This song is among those collected in the book "Heart Songs dear to the American people"

published in 1867

This song is among those collected in the book "Heart Songs dear to the American people"

From a Choice of Songs set to music by M. DE LA BORDE published in 1773 and dedicated to Madam the Dauphin (Marie-Antoinette). Jean Benjamin De La Borde was first assistant (Premier Valet-de-Chambre) of King Louis XV. After the King death, he became "Fermier Général" (Tax Collector). He was guillotined in 1794 during the French Revolution.

published in 1868

published in 1842 This song is among those collected in the book "Heart Songs dear to the American people"

Part of a project for referencing music quoted in P.G.Wodehouse Novels and Short Stories A Gentleman of Leisure, chapter 6 "An Exhibition Performance" : Upstairs the efforts of the canine choir had begun to resemble the 'A che la morte' duet in Il Trovatore.Particularly good work was being done by the baritone dog.

Part of a project for referencing music quoted in P.G.Wodehouse Novels and Short Stories. The Head of Kay's, chapter 4 "Harmony and Discord" : Fenn played the 'Moonlight Sonata'. A trained musical critic would probably have found much to cavil at in his rendering of the piece, but it was undoubtedly good for a public-school player.