Add MS 27749

ff. 2-67b. Services, with figured bass, in score, by Dr. T. S. Dupuis; 1784-1787. Autograph. 1. Morning Service in B flat (Te Deum and Jubilate).' Composed at the request of Robert [Lowth], Lord Bishop of London, Dean of his Majesty's Chapels, upon a plan suggested by his Lordship, 1784.' Two copies, the second of which, finished in 1787, is preceded by a short organ symphony and varies in many respects from the earlier version, ff. 2, 37. 2. Morning Service in C (Te Deum and Jubilate). '1784.' Two copies, ff. 23, 54b. 3. Evening Service in C. '1787.' Two copies, the first of which is written on oblong folio paper and inserted between the first and second leaves of the Te Deum in C (No. 2). ff. 24, 63.

ff. 68-157v. Anthems, with figured bass, in score, by Dr. Thomas Sanders Dupuis; 1786-1793. Autograph. 1. 'O Lord, how manifold' (verse). 'Composed to shew the new Additions to the organ at ye Chapel Royal.' 'Jany', 1786.' f. 68. 2. 'Hearken unto my voice, Lord' (verse). 'March, 1786.' f. 79. 3. 'The souls of the Righteous' (verse). 'Composed Novr ye 5th, 1787, on the death of Dr. [Robert] Lowth, Bishop of London, who died on the 3d of Novr.' f. 85. 4. 'The Lord, ev'n the most Mighty God' (verse). 'July, 1788.' f. 93. 5. 'I was glad when they said' (verse, with violoncello obbligato). 'Composed for the op'ning St Pauls, Covent Garden, Nov. 1st, 1789.' An alternative Hallelujah is given at the end for 'where there is no choir.' ff. 101, 108b. 6. 'My God, my God, look upon me' (solo). 'Oct', 1787.' f. 109b. 7. 'Sing unto God, ye Kingdoms' (verse, with violoncello obbligato). 'March, 1790.' f. 118. 8. 'Arise, shine, for thy light is come' (full). 'Jan. 1', 1791.' f. 122b. 9. 'If the Lord himself.' 'Novr ye 2d, 1791.' f. 128b. 10. 'It is a good thing to give thanks' (solo). f. 133. 11. 'O come, let us sing unto the Lord' (solo). '1792.' f. 137b. 12. 'The Lord is my shepherd' (solo). '1792.' f. 140. 13. 'This is the day which the Lord hath made' (solo). 'Compos'd for Quebec Chapel.' '1792.' f. 142b. 14. 'Not unto us, Lord' (full). 'March, 1793.' f. 145b. 15. 'The Lord is my light' (solo). 'Ap[ril], 1793.' 'Composed for the General Fast. The words chosen by the Bishop of London.' f. 147b.