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M ISS ARABELLA GODDARD begs to announce that her ANNUAL CONCERT will take place in the

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for Pianoforte. COMPLETE IN THREE VOLUMES,

Handsomely Bound in Cloth, Gilt Lettering, price 8s. each Volume. PREFACE TO THIRD AND LAST VOLUME.

IN the Three Volumes of Novello's " Glee-Hive" are stored EIGHTY-THREE of the best Glees and Madrigals, they are presented in a convenient and portable form, at a price to place them within the power of every Glee- lover who may wish to possess them. Classes will be enabled to select many programmes of sufficient variety from this sele2tion; and it is hoped that many a summer-ramble and picnic will be made "most musical" by the presence of Novello's " Glee-Hive" well used. It should be remembered that the effect on these latter occasions is better produced by some familiar favorite, courageously trolled forth by those who feel at ease by frequent rehearsal, than by some less well-executed novelty; it is, therefore, deemed that the present collection is sufficiently extensive, but if, in the course of time, a further extension should be needed, the weekly issue can be then resumed,

No. No 2 All creatures now (Madrigal, S.s.A.T.B.) John Benet. 4d. 49 If sadly thinking, and spirits sinking (Glee, S.A.T.B.)

31 Are the white hours for ever fled (Glee, A.T.T.B.) Samuel Harrison. 2d. Dr. Callcott. 4d. 40 In pride of May (Madrigal, S.S.A.T.B.) T. Weelkes. 2d.

44 Arise, awake (Madrigal, S.S.A.T.B.) Thomas Morley. 3d. 42 I sigh, as sure to wear the fruit (Madrigal, S.A.T.B.) 7 As it fell upon a day (Glee, s.A.T.B.) F. Pilkington. 2d.

Earl of Mornington. 4d. 33 It was a lover and his lass (Glee, S.S.A.T.B.) 68 As on a Summer's Day (Glee, A.T.T.B.) J. S. Smith. 4d. R. J. . Stevens. 2d.

9 As now the shades of eve (Glee, s.s.A.B.)Dr. Cooke. 3d. 65 In going to my lonesome bed, (Madrigal, S.A.T.B. 28 As Vesta was (Madrigal, S.S.A.T.T.B.) Thos. Weelkes. 6d. Richard Edwards. 2d. 56 Beauties have you seen a Toy (Glee, A.A.T.T.B.) 16 Let me careless (Madrigal, S.A.T.B.B.) T. Linley. 2d.

Charles Evans. 3d. 46 Lady when 1 behold (Madrigal, S.S.A.T.T.B.) 12 Blestpair of Sirens (Glee,s.s.A.T.B.) J. StaffrdSmith. 4d. J. Wilbye. 4d. 25 Blow, blow, thou winter wind (Glee, S.A.T. I.) 57 Lightly she tripped (Madrigal, s.s.A.T.B.)

R. J. S. Stevens. 3d. Jokn Mundy. M.B. 4d. 79 Come, shepherd swains, (Madrigal, A.T.B.) 21 Mv bonny lass she smileth(Ballet, .A.'..T.B. ) orley. 3d.

John Wilbye, 1609. 2d. 55 My Dear Mistress had a Heart (Glee, A.T.T.B.) 50 Cold Winter's Ice is fled and gone (Glee, S.S.A.'r.B) Reginald Spofforth. 2d.

Thomas Weelkes. 2d. 18 O Happy Fair (Trio, s.s.s.) ... W. Sield. 2d. 5 Come, bounteous May(Glee,AA..T..B..) R. Spofforth. 3d. 15 0 snatch me swift (Glee, s.A.T.B.B.) Dr. Callcott. 4d. 8 Come, shepherds, follow me (Madrigal, s.A.r.B.) 30 ()riann's Farewell (Madrigal, s.S.A.T.B. T. Bateson. 4d.

J. Benet 2d. 53 Old May lMorning (Glee, S.A.T.B.) Vincent Novello. 6d 51 Come live with me (Glee, A.T.T.B.) Samuel Webbe. 2d. 59 0 that the learned Poets (Madrigal, S.S.A.T.B.) 60 Come, Fairies, trip it on the grass (Glee, T.T.B.) Orlando Gibbons. 3d.

John Parry. 4d. 47 Peace to the souls of the heroes (Glee, A.T.B.) 61 Crabbed Age and Youth (Glee, A.T.T.B.) Dr. Callcott. 3d.

R. J. S. Stevens. 2d. 29 Queen of theValley (Glee, A.TT.T.B.) Dr. Callcott. 4d. 69 Come, bind my hair (Glee, A.T.B.) Battishill. 4d. 27 Return, blest days (Glee, A.T.T.B.) J. S. Smith. 2d. 71 Come, see what pleasure (Glee, S.A.T.T.B.) J. Elliot. 3d. 48 Round about her chariot (Madrigal, s.s.A.T.T.B.) 14 Cynthia, thy song (Madrigal, S.S.A.T.B.) Gio. Croce. 3d. Ellis Gibbons. 4d. 36 Dainty fine bird(Madrigal, s.s.A.T.B.) 0. Gibbons. 2d. 82 Siatavertiti (Madrigal,s.A..T..B.) GiovanniForetti. 3d. 49 Deserter's Meditations (Glee, S.A.T.B.) 6 So saith my fair (Madrigal, s.s.A.T.T.B.) L.Marezio. 4d.

Samuel Harrison. 2d. 80 So lovely is thy dear self (Glee, S.S.A.T.) 26 Die not fond man (Madrigal, S.s.A.A.T.B.) J. Ward. 5d. John Benet. 2d. 20 'Discord, dire sister (Glee, A.T.T.B.) S. Webbe. 2d. 17 Stay, Corydon (Madrigal, s.AT.T..B.) ... Wilbye. 6d. 83 Due beg' occhi lucente (Madrigal B.S.A.T.B.) 3 Swiftly from the mountain's brow (Glee, S.A.T.B.)

Giovan Pizzoni. Sd. S. Webbe. 3d. 77 Fair Orian (Madrigal, S.S.A.T.T.B.) John Milton. 4d. 39 Strike the lyre (Glee, A..T..B.) ... T. Cooke. 5d. 62 Fair Nymphs (Madrigal, s.s.A.A.T.s.) John Farmer. 4d. 35 The mighty conqneror (Glee, A.T.T.B.) S. Webbe. 2d. 66 Father of heroes (Glee, A.T.T.B.B.) Dr. Callcott. 4d. 38 The Lady Oriana (Madrigal, S.S.A.T.T.B.) J. Wilbye. 4d. 10 Fire, fire, my heart (Ballet, S.s.A.T.B.) Thos. Morley. 3d. 72 Thyrsis, sleepest thou (Madridal, S.A.T.B.) 4 Flora now calleth (Madrigal, S.S.A.T.B.) J.S. Smith. 4d. J. Bennett. 2d. 1 From Oberon, in Fairy Land (Glee, S.A.T.B.) 43 To all you ladies now on land (Glee, T.T.B.)

R. J. S. Stevens. 4d. Dr. Callcott. 2d. 22 Go, idle boy (Glee, S.T.T.B-) ... Dr. Callcott. 3d. 54 The Sisters of the Sea (Glee, S.A.T.B.) W. Jackson. 6d. 34 Grace before and after meat. Various authors. 5d. 63 The Friar of Orders Grey, (Glee,s.s B.) Dr. CaUcott. 2d. 67 Great Apollo, strike the lyre (Glee, s.s T.B.) 70 To love I wake the silver string (Double chorus)

Samuel Webbe. 3d. S. Webbe. 2d. 24 Hand in hand (Glee, S.S.B. & chorus, S.S.A.T.B.) 81 Wanton Gales (Glee, A.T.T.B.) ... S. Webbe. 3d.

Dr. Cooke. 5d. 78 Weep, silly soul (Madrigal, A.A.T.B.) John Benet. 3d 45 Hark the curfew's solemn sound (Glee, s.s.B. I 11 Where the bee sucks (Glee, S.S.T.B.) Jackson. 5d.

T. .4ttwood. 3d. 23 While fools their time (Glee, A.T.T.B.) J. S. Smith. 3d. 75 Hail, smiling morn (Glee, A.T.T.B.) R Spofforth. 2d. 32 When all alone (Madrigal, S.S.A.T.B.) G. Converso. 2d. 74 Health to my dear (Glee, A.T.B.B.) R. Spofforth. 2d. 37 When shall we three meet again (Glee, s.s.B.) 41 Hence, all ye vain delights (Glee, S.S.A.T.T.B.) M. P. King. 3d.

S. Webbe. 4d. 76 When flow'ry meadows (Madrigal, S.A.T.B.) 83 Idler; gaze not on beauty! (Madrigal s.s.^.T.s.) Palestrina, 1590. 2d.

Giovan Pizzoni. 3d. 64 With sighs sweet rose (Glee, A.T.T.B.) Dr. Callcott. 3d. 19 I follow, lo, the footing (Madrigal, S.S.A.T.B.) 68 While the bright sun (Madrigal, S.A.T.B.) W.Byrd. 2d.

Morley. 3d. 13 Ye Nightingales so pleasant and so gay 73 In the lonely vale of streams (Glee, S.A.T.B.) (Madrigal, S.A.T.T.B.) ... Orlando di Lasso. 3d. Dr. Callcott. 4d. 82 Young men I warn you Madrigal, S.AT.T..B.)

52 If love and all the world (Glee, A.T.T.B.) S. Webbe. 2d. Giovanni Foretti. 3d.

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