Add MS 30273

Rounds, catches and cries for three or four voices. Around 1833 (watermark, f. 35).

f. 2. ‘Non nobis, Domine’; for 3 voices, in score, attributed to William Byrd; followed by two ‘Amens,’ for 3 and 4 voices.

ff. 4, 5b. Glees for 3 voices, in score, by Dr. Henry Harington. 1. 'What shall we sing now.' f. 4.2. 'Sing old Rose,' begins 'Now we're met.' f. 5b.

ff. 6b-53. Rounds, Catches, cries, etc., in score, except nos. 55-57, 74-79, 81-83, 92, which are written out at length. Nos. 27-34, 69, 75 are for 4 voices; the others, unless the contrary is stated, are for 3 voices. 1. 'Zephyr, I can tell you where': Catch. 'S. Webbe, Senr.' f. 6b. 2. 'Zephyr, breathe soft': Round. Anonymous. f. 7. 3. 'Who was it that sat': Round. 'Danby.' f. 7b. 4. 'Alas, cried Damon': Catch. 'Cal[l]cott.' f.8b. 5. 'She, who alone': Catch. 'S. Webbe, Senr.' f. 9b. 6. 'Stay, Daphne': Round. By the same. f. 10b. 7. 'Neighbours, come round me': Catch. By the same. f. 11. 8. 'Tread soft' (epitaph). 'J. Danby.' f. 11b. 9. 'Here lies a woman' (epitaph). 'J.Hilton.' f. 11b. 10. 'Sir, you're a Rascal': Catch. By J. S. Smith. f. 12. 11. A Yawning Catch, begins ' 'Tis humdrum.' 'Dr. Harrington.' f. 13. 12. 'Fie, nay, prithee, John': Catch. By J. Blow, or Purcell. f. 13b. 13. ' 'Twas you. Sir': Round. By Lord Mornington. f. 14. 14. 'Give me the sweet delights of love': Round. 'Harrington.' f. 14b. 15. 'By two black eyes my heart was won': Catch. 'Stafford Smith.' f.15. 16. 'To the old, long life': Round. 'S. Webbe, Senr.' f. 15b. 17. 'Ah, how, Sophia': Catch. 'Dr. Cal[l]cott.' f. 16b. 18. 'Surly Giles's old Cat': Catch. 'S. Webbe.' f. 17b. 19. 'I lov'd thee': Round. 'Battishill.' f. 18b. 20. 'Joan said to John': Round. 'Atterbury.' f. 19. 21. 'One a penny, two a penny': a 'Cry.' By the same. f. 19b. 22. 'Oh, if you see that Lady gay': Catch. Anonymous. f. 20b. 23. 'Pretty maidens': Round. 'Dr. Hayes.' f. 21b. 24. 'Mr. —, Mr. —, will you do us the favor': Round. 'S. Webbe, Senr.' f. 22b. 25. 'Poor Absalom is dead': Round. 'Harrington.' f. 23b. 26. 'One, two, three': Catch. 'Purcell.' f. 24b. 27. 'Come, buy my cherries': Round. 'Stevenson.' f. 25. 28. 'Would you know my Celia's charms': Catch. 'S. Webbe [sen.].' f. 25b. 29. 'Buz, quoth the blue Fly': Round. 'Dr. Arne.' f. 26. 30. 'London cries,' begins 'A quart a penny.' Anonymous. f. 26b. 31. 'My sickly spouse.' Anonymous. f. 26b. 32. 'The bottle's out': Round. 'S. Webbe, Senr.' f. 27. 33. 'When Nell giv'n o'er by the doctor.' By J. W. Holder(?). f. 27b. 34. 'Let's drink and let's sing.' By W. Hayes. f. 28. 35. 'Hang sorrow': Round. 'Purcell.' Attributed to W. Lawes in Add MS 31462. f. 29. 36. 'Jack, thou'rt a toper': Catch. 'H. Purcell.' f. 29b. 37. 'Come, my hearts': Round. 'J.Hilton.' f. 30. 38. 'As now we're met': Round. 'H. Purcell.' f. 30b. 39. 'Pale faces, stand by': Round. By the same. f. 31b. 40. 'Drink on 'til night be spent': Round. By the same. f. 32. 41. 'Come, pull away, boys': Round. 'G. Holmes, 1725.' f. 32b. 42. 'Look, neighbours, look'; Round. 'Harrington.' f. 33. 43. 'Let's be mer[r]y and banish care': Round. 'S. Webbe, Senr.' f. 33b. 44. 'The Laughing Catch,' begins 'I cannot sing this catch.' 'Harrington.' f. 34. 45. 'Heigho, says Jenny': Round. 'S. Webbe, Senr.' f. 34b. 46. 'Sweet enslaver': Round. 'Atterbury.' f. 35. 47. 'Mr. Speaker, tho' 'tis late.' By J. Baildon. f. 35b. 48. 'Wind, gentle evergreen': Round. 'Dr. Hayes.' f. 36. 49. 'Poor John is dead': Round. By W. Hayes. f. 36b. 50. 'This ale, my bonny lad': Round. 'Cranford.' f. 37. 51. 'Down in a dungeon': Round. 'Hilton.' f. 37b. 52. 'Boy, go down': Round. By S. Ives. f. 37b. 53. 'Boy, come back': Round. 'Cranford.' f. 38. 54. 'Have you any work for the tinker': Round. 'Edmund Nelham.' f. 38b. 55. 'Call for the ale': Round. 'Wm Lawes.' f. 39. 56. 'The wise men were but seven': Round. By the same. f. 39. 57. 'A boat, a boat! Haste to the ferry.' By J. Jenkins. f. 39. {See also R.C.M. 1123, f. 124} 58. 'Ye learned wise mortals.' By — Hughes, f. 39b. 59. 'Now we are met.' Anonymous. f. 40. 60. 'Come, honest friends': Round. By S. Ives. f. 40b. 61. 'Wilt thou lend me thy mare.' By J. Nares. f. 41. 62. 'Fill me a bumper': Round. 'S. Webbe, Senr.' f. 41b. 63. 'Let us drink and be merry': Round. 'Berg.' f. 42. 64. 'Fill, fill, fill a brimming glass': Round. Anonymous. f. 42b. 65. 'Since now we are met': Round. 'Chatterton, Father of the Poet.' f. 43. 66. 'Would you know how we meet': Round. 'H. Purcell.' f. 43b. 67. 'In drinking full bumpers': Round. 'Jerh Clark.' f. 44. 68. 'Care, thou canker of our joys': Round. Anonymous. f. 44b. 69. 'A Fig for care': Round. Anonymous. f. 45. 70. 'Come, come away to the Tavern': Round. Anonymous. f. 45b. 71. 'Slaves to the world': Round. Anonymous. f. 45b. 72. 'Had she not care enough': Round. 'Jer. Saville.' f. 46. 73. 'Come, follow me': Round. By J. Hilton, f. 46. 74. 'Wars are our delight' (à 5). 'Wm. Lawes.' f. 46b. 75. 'My dame hath a lame tame crane.' 'White.' f. 46b. 76. 'Now, my lads, let's be merry.' 'Henry Lawes.' f. 46b. 77. 'Fa la la': described as 'Saraband.' 'Simon Ives.' f. 47. 78. 'Hey down, a down derry.' 'Edmund Neldham.' f. 47. 79. 'Go no more a maying.' 'Wm Lawes.' f. 47. 80. 'Come, let us all a maying go': Round. By J. Hilton, f. 47b. 81. 'Tipple away.' Anonymous. f. 47b. 82. 'Go to Joan Glover.' By T. Ravenscroft. f. 47b. 83. 'Joan's ale.' Anonymous. f. 47b. 84. 'Call George again': Round. 'Hilton.' f. 48. 85. 'Quoth Jack on a time': Round. By the same. f. 48. 86. 'Come, come, let us drink': Round. 'H. Purcell.' f. 48b. 87. 'Come, drink about Tom.' Anonymous. f. 49. 88. 'Hark, Harry': Round. 'John Eccles.' f. 49b. 89. 'Frank, what shall we do': Round. 'Willis.' f. 50. 90. ' 'Tis too late for a coach': Round. 'H. Purcell.' f. 50. 91. 'Peter White.' Anonymous. f. 50b. 92. 'Let us be merry in our old cloaths': Round. 'Edmund Gregory.' f. 50b. 93. 'A southerly wind': described as 'Hunting Rondo. Adapted from Ferrari.' f. 51. 94. 'Three Blind Mice.' Anonymous. f. 51b. 95. 'Old Goody Grimshaw.' 'G. L.' f. 52b.

f. 29b. 'Jack, thou'rt a toper'; catch for 3 voices, in score, by H. Purcell. [From 'Bonduca.'].