Montrose: Or, The Children of the Mist. A Musical Drama, in Three Acts, Founded on the Legend of Montrose. First Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1822

John of Paris: A Comic Opera

The Magpie Or the Maid?: A Melo Drame, in Three Acts

Popular Glees composed by Sir H. R. Bishop in vocal score. [containing 33 Glees, without accompaniment.]

H. R. Bishop's round,"When the wind blows", arranged as a duet for ... Pianoforte with an accompaniment for the Harp, etc

Home, sweet home

Overture ... for the Pianoforte

Maid Marian, Or: The Huntress of Arlingford: Legendary Opera

Here's a Heart!: Sung by Mr. Wood at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden in the Opera Called "The Night Before the Wedding"

She Never Blamed Him, Never!: From the Melodies of Various Nations

Evenings in Greece, the poetry by T. Moore, the music composed and selected by H. R. Bishop and Mr. Moore

Fanny Green: Ballad

The battle of the angels ... Grand scene ... [Begins:"All night the dreadless angel"] selected from Milton's Paradise Lost

Rest My Child!: Ballad Sung by Miss Stephens in the Opera of The Devil's Bridge at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden

Native Land; Or, The Return from Slavery: An Opera in 3 Acts by W. Dimond

The Favorite Cavatina Sweet Rose, Fair Flower: Sung by Miss. M. Tree in Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden

I Wish I Could Remember

Boosey and Sons'Standard edition of the Glees of Sir H. R. Bishop

Henry R. Bishop's admired airs''Home! sweet home!''and''Should he upbraid'',

When wearied Wretches. Glee for soprano, alto, tenor&bass, etc