Compositions for four voice parts: treble, alto, tenor, and bass for Alan Gray's "Justorum Animae" and "Sanctus", all written in the same manuscript hand and pasted on boards. With 2 smaller boards with "The Grace" on one side signed by Gerard F. Cobb, April 24, 1874, and on the verso the treble and bass parts for "Deo Gratias" by Byrd, with the addition on the treble's card "The memory of the righteous shall remain for evermore" by Walmisley, and on the bass's card the printed grace of Trinity College and Byrd's "Non Nobis Domine" from Novello's Parish Choir Book.
Trinity College Choir
Add. MS a/662
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[c 1874]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS a/232/45
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1926-27
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
One letter from Alan Gray expressing his pleasure at being asked to sit for a portrait, and three letters from W. D. Monnington relating to the commission and the mount for the drawing.
Add. MS c/31/37
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1 Feb. [1906]
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
R./2.68d
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18 Mar. 1891
Part of Manuscripts in Wren Class R
On the spine is stamped: ‘ARETHUSA. FULL SCORE[.] GRAY.’