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Saturday, May 1811 :--
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I have been these two or three days past receiving most flattering letters from the persons to whom I sent my Melologue. Kent, in his edition of
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The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore, makes the
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Melologue an integral part of the
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National Airs, and states the following in reference to the latter:--
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Another collection of songs, not unworthy of being placed in companionship with the Irish Melodies, appeared from the hand of Moore in 1815. But the
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Melologue was produced in 1811, as has now been shown, and the first number of the
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National Airs
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Bury-Street, St. James's, Nov., 1811, whereas in the Dublin edition it is dated
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London,--January, 1812.
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Erratum annexed to the Advertisement:--
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The Reader of the Words is requested to take notice of an alteration (which was made too late to be conveniently printed) in the first verse of the first Song, 'Thro' Erin's Isle'; he will find the verses, in their corrected form, engraved under the Music, Pages 2 and 3.
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Mayfield, Ashbourne, March, 1815. In the Dublin edition it has
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April instead of
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March.
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London, Published by J. Power, 34, Strand. The Dublin edition imprint reads:--
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Dublin. Published by W. Power 4 Westmorland St.
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London, Published October 1st 1818, by J. Power, 34, Strand. The Dublin edition imprint reads:--
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Dublin, Published 9th Decr. 1818, by W. Power, 4, Westmorland Street.
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James Power, of the Strand, London, Music Seller, obtained an injunction to restrain William Power, of Westmorland Street, Dublin, from publishing a pirated edition of the Eighth Number of Moore's Irish Melodies --_vide_
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Notes from the Letters of Thomas Moore to his Music Publisher, James Power,