Offenbach, 2

Panormo, 138 Parke, 141 Parr, Miss, 81 Parry, J., 133 Parsons, 48 Peel, Sir R., 96 Percy, J., 159 ‘Phiz,’ 47 Power, Miss, 10 Prentice’s Warbler, 89 Procter, A., 80 Purcell, 77, 139

  Rainforth, Miss, 15
  Reeve, W., 111, 145
  Rice, T.D., 97
  Richards, Brinley, 143
  Robson (singer), 159
  Rochester, 43, 75
  Rossini, 141
  Royal Academy of Music, 21
  Russell, Henry, 140, 156
  Russell, Lord John, 3

  St. Clement Danes, 70
  St. Peter’s, Rome, 72
  Seven Dials, 9
  Shakespeare, 154
  Sheridan, R.B., 144
  Shield, 137
  Stanfell’s Budget, 89
  Storace, S., 113, 147
  Souper, E., 158
  Sweeting, Dr., 155

  Thomson, 153
  Tonic Sol-Fa, 17, 150

  Vauxhall Gardens, 24, 91, 104
  Verini, 158
  Vicar of Wakefield, 161

  Watts, Dr., 7, 78, 79, 80, 145, 153, 158
  Webbe, S., 141, 143
  Wellington House Academy, 1
  White Conduit gardens, 24, 93
  Williams, Dr. V., 122
  Wills, 21

A LIST OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

ASSOCIATED WITH DICKENS AND WITH THE CHARACTERS IN HIS NOVELS

All these pieces are in the possession of Mr. W. Miller, Librarian of the Dickens Fellowship

Songs in the VILLAGE COQUETTES.  Words by Charles Dickens.  Music by Hullah.

THE IVY GREEN.  Song.  Words by Charles Dickens.  Music by Mrs. Henry Dale.

THE IVY GREEN.  Song.  Music by A.  De Belfer.

THE IVY GREEN.  Song.  Music by W. Lovell Phillips.

THE IVY GREEN.  Song.  Music by Henry Russell.

    (This song has been published by almost every music
    publisher in London and America.)

Introduction and familiar variations on THE IVY GREEN arranged for the pianoforte by Ricardo Linter.

Russell’s Song THE IVY GREEN, with introduction and variations for the pianoforte by Stephen Glover.

THE IVY GREEN as a vocal duet.  Music by Henry Russell.

A CHRISTMAS CAROL.  Words by Charles Dickens.  Music by Henry Russell.

A CHRISTMAS CAROL.  Words by Charles Dickens.  Music by Henry Russell to the tune of OLD KING COLE.

BOLD TURPIN.  Words by Charles Dickens.  Music by Sir J.F. 
Bridge.

PICKWICK.  Set to Music by George L. Jeune.  Words by George
Soane.

THE WERY LAST OBSERVATIONS OF WELLER SENIOR TO BOZ ON HIS
DEPARTURE FROM LONDON.  Written and sung by J.M.  Field, Esq.
Adapted to an old air.  Boston, 1842.

THE ORIGINAL SET OF PICKWICK QUADRILLES.  Edited by ’Boz’
Junior.

SAM WELLER’S ADVENTURES.  Reprinted in The Life and Times of James Catnach.