Thomas Gladwin

... [[London], s.n.]

By hope possess'd [Song] [s.l., s.n.]

CALLIOPE | OR | ENGLISH HARMONY | A | Collection | of the most Celebrated English and Scots Songs | Neatly Engrav'd and Embelish'd with Designs | adapted to the Subject of each Song taken from the | Compositions of the Best Masters in the most | Correct Manner with the thorough Bass and | Transpositions for the Flute (proper for all Teachers | Scholars, and Lovers of Musick; Printed on a fine | Paper on each side which renders the Undertaking more | compleat than any thing of the kind ever Publishd. | VOL: the first. | London Engrav'd & Sold by Henry Roberts. Engraver and Printseller at his shop in New turn | stile over against the Nine Tavern in Hogh Holbourn of | Whom may be had Compleat setts or any odd Numbers | Likwise all sorts of Prints Maps Drawing Books &c. | MDCCXXXIX

CALLIOPE | OR | ENGLISH HARMONY | A | Collection | of the most Celebrated English and Scots Songs | Neatly Engrav'd and Embelish'd with Designs | adapted to the Subject of each Song taken from the | Compositions of the Best Masters in the most | Correct Manner with the thorough Bass and | Transpositions for the Flute (proper for all Teachers | Scholars, and Lovers of Musick; Printed on a fine | Paper on each side which renders the Undertaking more | compleat than any thing of the kind ever Publishd. | VOL: the first. | London Engrav'd by Henry Roberts. | Printed for & sold by John Simpson at the Bass Viol & Flute | in Sweetings Alley opposite the East Door of the Royal Ex- | change: Where may be had all sorts of Musical Instruments, | Musick Books &c.

CALLIOPE | OR | ENGLISH HARMONY | A | Collection | of the most Celebrated English and Scots Songs, Nearly | Engrav'd and Embelish'd with Designs adapted to | the Subject of each Song taken from the Compositions | of the Best Masters in the mosst Correct Manner | with the thorough Bass and Transpositions for the | Flute (proper for all Teachers, Scholars, and Lovers | of Musick; Printed on a fine Paper on each side | which renders the Undertaking more compleat than | any thing of the kind ever Publishd. | [vol. the second] | LONDON | Sold by Henry Roberts Engraver, Printseller and Musick- | Seller: the Second House below Hand Alley. facing great | Turnstile. Holborn: of whom may be had all sorts of | Prints, Maps, Drawing Books: Water Colours. Craions. | Port-Craions. Indian Ink. Black Lead and Camells Hair | Pencills: Red & Black Chalk: Likewise Variety of New Musick Ruld Paper &c. | N.B. All sorts of Prints Framd and Glassd in the Best manner

Charming Cloe [Song] [s.l., s.n.]

Eight lessons [F, C, F, D, G, e, Es, A] for the harpsichord or organ, three of which have an accompaniment for a violin. [London, John Johnson; for the author]

Eight lessons [F, C, F, D, G, e, Es, A] for the harpsichord or organ, three of which have an accompaniment for a violin. [London, Welcker]

Green-Wood-Hall. A favorite air with variations for the harpsicord or piano forte, german flute or violin. [London, s.n.]

Green-wood-Hall: or Colin's Description (to his Wife) of the Plea-sures of Spring Gardens. Made to a favourite Gavot from an Organ-Concerto compos'd for Vauxhall [...] By Mr GLADWIN

O Mary! soft in feature. Green-Wood-Hall, or: Colin's description (to his wife) of the pleasures of Spring Gardens. Made to a favourite gavot from an organ-concerto [ [s.l., s.n.]

O Mary! soft in feature. Green-Wood-Hall, or: Colin's description (to his wife) of the pleasures of Spring Gardens. Made to a favourite gavot from an organ-concerto [[London], s.n.]