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William Clark's book was found by the late Barry Callaghan and although scans are deposited with the Village Music Project, the precise whereabouts of the original is presently unknown.
William Clarke's book (with an 'e') was found by the late Barry Callaghan who deposited the scans with the [[Village Music Project]]. The present whereabouts of the book is unknown. It's listed as being in the Lincoln Records Office but they can't seem to find it.


The earliest date is next to William Clark's name - 1770 but there are other names written in the book, including Charles Woodall and George Skelton in 1789 and William Moss, Lincoln, 1796.


The earliest date is next to William Clark's name - 1770 but there is a second name writ in the book, that of William Moss, Lincoln, 1796.


'''Images of the manuscript'''


[http://archive.org/details/WmclarkeOfLincolnMusicManuscriptBook1770 A single PDF] of the whole MS is available at the Internet Archive.


Jack's Alive
For images of the separate pages click on the links below.


Soldier's Joy, The
The WCL numbers are the Village Music Project references.


Welcome hear again
Jack's Alive ([[WCL001]])


Bird Catchers
Soldier's Joy, The ([[WCL002]])


Social Powers
Welcome hear again ([[WCL003]])


Black Leggs or Bonny Cate
Bird Catchers ([[WCL004]])


Sweet Richard
Social Powers ([[WCL005]])


Tom Jones
Black Leggs or Bonny Cate ([[WCL006]])


Sports of Fancy, The
Sweet Richard ([[WCL007]])


Blakney
Tom Jones ([[WCL008]])


Faithfull Sheperd
Sports of Fancy, The ([[WCL009]])


Merry Wakefield
Blakney ([[WCL010]])


Trip to Paris
Faithfull Sheperd ([[WCL011]])


Bon Gout
Merry Wakefield ([[WCL012]])


Grove, The
Trip to Paris ([[WCL013]])


Lads and Lasses
Bon Gout ([[WCL014]])


Butterd Pease
Grove, The ([[WCL015]])


Ballance a Straw
Lads and Lasses ([[WCL016]])


So Merrily Dances the Quakers
Butterd Pease ([[WCL017]])


Over the Hills and Farr Away
Ballance a Straw ([[WCL018]])


Down with the Rumps or Rodrick Randon
So Merrily Dances the Quakers ([[WCL019]])


King and the Miller, The
Over the Hills and Farr Away ([[WCL020]])


Roger de Coverley
Down with the Rumps or Rodrick Random ([[WCL021]])


Daniel Cooper
King and the Miller, The ([[WCL022]])


Come Haste to the Wedding
Roger de Coverley ([[WCL023]])


Plyarteation, The
Daniel Cooper ([[WCL024]])


Sweet Willy
Come Haste to the Wedding ([[WCL025]])


Kick the Bucket
Plyarteation, The ([[WCL026]])


New Lincoln
Sweet Willy ([[WCL027]])


Beaver, The
Kick the Bucket ([[WCL028]])


Wedensday Night
New Lincoln ([[WCL029]])


20th of May, The
Beaver, The ([[WCL030]])


Saint Patrick's Day in the Morning
Wedensday Night ([[WCL031]])


Farewell ye Green Fields
20th of May, The ([[WCL032]])


Mrs Hubard's Reel
Saint Patrick's Day in the Morning ([[WCL033]])


White Joak, The
Farewell ye Green Fields ([[WCL034]])


Cassino
Mrs Hubard's Reel ([[WCL034]])


Wars Alarms
White Joak, The ([[WCL035]])


King George the 3rds Minuet
Cassino ([[WCL036]])


Mrs Bakers Hornpipe
Wars Alarms ([[WCL037]])


Allbena
King George the 3rds Minuet ([[WCL038]])


Robin Hood
Mrs Bakers Hornpipe ([[WCL039]])


Britons Strike Home
Allbena ([[WCL040]])


Paddy Wack
Robin Hood ([[WCL041]])


The Female Fox Hunter
Britons Strike Home ([[WCL042]])


Gee Ho Dobin
Paddy Wack ([[WCL043]])


Tho Prudence may press me
The Female Fox Hunter ([[WCL044]])


Happy Night, The
Gee Ho Dobin ([[WCL045]])


Branford Hunt
Tho Prudence may press me ([[WCL046]])


Cotillion
Happy Night, The ([[WCL047]])


Miss Sackviles Minuet
Branford Hunt ([[WCL048]])


Maggy Lauder
Cotillion ([[WCL049]])


Retreat, The
Miss Sackviles Minuet ([[WCL050]])


Suky bids me
Maggy Lauder ([[WCL051]])


Lovely Nancy
Retreat, The ([[WCL052]])


(When I followed a lass that was forward and shy)
Suky bids me ([[WCL053]])


Nancy of the Dale
Lovely Nancy ([[WCL054]])


Vento's Farewell
(When I followed a lass that was forward and shy) ([[WCL055]])


Harlequin Evry Where
Nancy of the Dale ([[WCL056]])


Colledge Hornpipe
Vento's Farewell ([[WCL057]])


Ye Warwickshire lads and ye lasses
Harlequin Evry Where ([[WCL058]])


Tally Ho - sung by Mrs Wrighten at Vauxhall
Colledge Hornpipe ([[WCL059]])


Duke of Gloster's March
Ye Warwickshire lads and ye lasses ([[WCL060]])


March in the Desertore or Hertfordshire March
Tally Ho - sung by Mrs Wrighten at Vauxhall ([[WCL061]])


Hark, hark the joy inspiring horn
Duke of Gloster's March ([[WCL062]])


New Coldstream March
March in the Desertore or Hertfordshire March ([[WCL063]])


Changes of Bells
Hark, hark the joy inspiring horn ([[WCL064]])
 
New Coldstream March ([[WCL065]])
 
Changes of Bells ([[WCL066]])
 
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Latest revision as of 10:20, 14 October 2013

William Clarke's book (with an 'e') was found by the late Barry Callaghan who deposited the scans with the Village Music Project. The present whereabouts of the book is unknown. It's listed as being in the Lincoln Records Office but they can't seem to find it.

The earliest date is next to William Clark's name - 1770 but there are other names written in the book, including Charles Woodall and George Skelton in 1789 and William Moss, Lincoln, 1796.


Images of the manuscript

A single PDF of the whole MS is available at the Internet Archive.

For images of the separate pages click on the links below.

The WCL numbers are the Village Music Project references.

Jack's Alive (WCL001)

Soldier's Joy, The (WCL002)

Welcome hear again (WCL003)

Bird Catchers (WCL004)

Social Powers (WCL005)

Black Leggs or Bonny Cate (WCL006)

Sweet Richard (WCL007)

Tom Jones (WCL008)

Sports of Fancy, The (WCL009)

Blakney (WCL010)

Faithfull Sheperd (WCL011)

Merry Wakefield (WCL012)

Trip to Paris (WCL013)

Bon Gout (WCL014)

Grove, The (WCL015)

Lads and Lasses (WCL016)

Butterd Pease (WCL017)

Ballance a Straw (WCL018)

So Merrily Dances the Quakers (WCL019)

Over the Hills and Farr Away (WCL020)

Down with the Rumps or Rodrick Random (WCL021)

King and the Miller, The (WCL022)

Roger de Coverley (WCL023)

Daniel Cooper (WCL024)

Come Haste to the Wedding (WCL025)

Plyarteation, The (WCL026)

Sweet Willy (WCL027)

Kick the Bucket (WCL028)

New Lincoln (WCL029)

Beaver, The (WCL030)

Wedensday Night (WCL031)

20th of May, The (WCL032)

Saint Patrick's Day in the Morning (WCL033)

Farewell ye Green Fields (WCL034)

Mrs Hubard's Reel (WCL034)

White Joak, The (WCL035)

Cassino (WCL036)

Wars Alarms (WCL037)

King George the 3rds Minuet (WCL038)

Mrs Bakers Hornpipe (WCL039)

Allbena (WCL040)

Robin Hood (WCL041)

Britons Strike Home (WCL042)

Paddy Wack (WCL043)

The Female Fox Hunter (WCL044)

Gee Ho Dobin (WCL045)

Tho Prudence may press me (WCL046)

Happy Night, The (WCL047)

Branford Hunt (WCL048)

Cotillion (WCL049)

Miss Sackviles Minuet (WCL050)

Maggy Lauder (WCL051)

Retreat, The (WCL052)

Suky bids me (WCL053)

Lovely Nancy (WCL054)

(When I followed a lass that was forward and shy) (WCL055)

Nancy of the Dale (WCL056)

Vento's Farewell (WCL057)

Harlequin Evry Where (WCL058)

Colledge Hornpipe (WCL059)

Ye Warwickshire lads and ye lasses (WCL060)

Tally Ho - sung by Mrs Wrighten at Vauxhall (WCL061)

Duke of Gloster's March (WCL062)

March in the Desertore or Hertfordshire March (WCL063)

Hark, hark the joy inspiring horn (WCL064)

New Coldstream March (WCL065)

Changes of Bells (WCL066)

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