B18749

Shelfmark

I.Eto.1780

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[Another copy]: En.5.14

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[Another copy]: En.5.16

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Title

A collection of anthems, used in St. George's chapel, Windsor.

Publication, distribution, etc.

[London],, [1780?].

Physical description

23, [2], 18-24 [ie. 26-32], 33-80, [5] p. ;, 8vo.

Note

With an index.

Note

Verse anthems selected by Mr. W. [i.e. T.] Pitt of Worcester from the oratorios of Handel.

Note

Verse and full anthems by Mr. James Kent, organist of Winchester.

Note

Anthems by several other composers, including Boyce, Aylward, Tallis and Purcell.

Note

Type ornaments throughout.

Citation/references note

ESTC,, T69532

Provenance

All copies include five anthems written in manuscript on flyleaf.

Provenance

[I.Eto.1780]; Given to Eton College Library by George Timpson.

Provenance

[I.Eto.1780]: Given to George Timpson by the Provost of Eton [Lord Charteris] 10th July 1986.

Provenance

[En.5.16]: Binding bears name 'MISS LANGFORD'; inscription on front pastedown '1792, Mary Langford'.

Binding

[All copies except En.5.16]: 18th century brown sprinkled calf; gold-tooled armorial stamp of Eton College, surmounted by an angel and within a laurel wreath; gold tooled ribbon roll border; gilt edges; some copies have pink ribbon placemarkers.

Binding

[En.5.16]: 18th century brown sprinkled calf; gold tooled letters on front board, reading 'MISS LANGFORD'; gold tooled single fillet and sun fleuron on spine.

Copy-specific note

[[En.5.22]: Faint pencil drawing of old man on front pastedown.

Subject

Anthems, Text, Early works to 1800.

Subject

St George's Chapel

Added entry--name

Timpson, George, former owner.

Added entry--name

Charteris of Amisfield, Martin Michael Charles Charteris, Baron,

Added entry--name

Pitt, Thomas

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Kent, James

Added entry--name

Boyce, William

Added entry--name

Aylward, Theodore

Added entry--name

Tallis, Thomas

Added entry--name

Purcell, Henry

Added entry--place

England, London.

Additional copy

[Another copy]: En.5.14

Additional copy

[Another copy]: En.5.15

Additional copy

[Another copy]: En.5.16

Additional copy

[Another copy]: En.5.17

Additional copy

[Another copy]: En.5.18

Additional copy

[Another copy]: En.5.19

Additional copy

[Another copy]: En.5.20

Additional copy

[Another copy]: En.5.21

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[Another copy]: En.5.22

Additional copy

[Another copy]: En.5.23

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[Another copy]: En.5.24

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[Another copy]: En.5.25

001B18749

003LIBRARY CODE

096##$aI.Eto.1780

098##$a[Another copy]: En.5.14

098##$a[Another copy]: En.5.15

098##$a[Another copy]: En.5.16

098##$a[Another copy]: En.5.17

098##$a[Another copy]: En.5.18

098##$a[Another copy]: En.5.19

098##$a[Another copy]: En.5.20

098##$a[Another copy]: En.5.21

098##$a[Another copy]: En.5.22

098##$a[Another copy]: En.5.23

098##$a[Another copy]: En.5.24

098##$a[Another copy]: En.5.25

24512$aA collection of anthems, used in St. George's chapel, Windsor.

260##$a[London],$c[1780?].

300##$a23, [2], 18-24 [ie. 26-32], 33-80, [5] p. ;$c8vo.

500##$aWith an index.

500##$aVerse anthems selected by Mr. W. [i.e. T.] Pitt of Worcester from the oratorios of Handel.

500##$aVerse and full anthems by Mr. James Kent, organist of Winchester.

500##$aAnthems by several other composers, including Boyce, Aylward, Tallis and Purcell.

500##$aType ornaments throughout.

5104#$aESTC,$cT69532

561##$aAll copies include five anthems written in manuscript on flyleaf.

561##$a[I.Eto.1780]; Given to Eton College Library by George Timpson.

561##$a[I.Eto.1780]: Given to George Timpson by the Provost of Eton [Lord Charteris] 10th July 1986.

561##$a[En.5.16]: Binding bears name 'MISS LANGFORD'; inscription on front pastedown '1792, Mary Langford'.

563##$a[All copies except En.5.16]: 18th century brown sprinkled calf; gold-tooled armorial stamp of Eton College, surmounted by an angel and within a laurel wreath; gold tooled ribbon roll border; gilt edges; some copies have pink ribbon placemarkers.

563##$a[En.5.16]: 18th century brown sprinkled calf; gold tooled letters on front board, reading 'MISS LANGFORD'; gold tooled single fillet and sun fleuron on spine.

590##$a[[En.5.22]: Faint pencil drawing of old man on front pastedown.

650#0$aAnthems$xText$xEarly works to 1800.

651#0$aSt George's Chapel

7001#$aTimpson, George$eformer owner.

7001#$aCharteris of Amisfield, Martin Michael Charles Charteris$cBaron,

7001#$aPitt, Thomas

7001#$aKent, James

7001#$aBoyce, William

7001#$aAylward, Theodore

7001#$aTallis, Thomas

7001#$aPurcell, Henry

752##$aEngland$dLondon.