Anthems by Aldrich, Battishill, Carissimi, Chard, Jeremiah Clarke, John Clarke-Whitfield, Croft, Richard Farrant, Handel, Philip Hayes, William Hayes, Himmel, Kelway, King, Palestrina, Pring, Stroud, Weldon and Wise; With a hymn by Luther. Copied by John Clarke-Whitfield, organist of Trinity 1799-1820; p. 142 signed and dated: Dr Clarke Cambridge Sep. 4, 1818; and p. 151 Sep. 14, 1818.
p. 1: Dr Croft, 'We will rejoice'
p. 7: Mr Wise, 'Awake up my glory'
p. 11: Carissimi, 'I am well pleased'
p. 19: Jerah. Clarke, 'The Lord is full of compassion'
p. 28: Dr Croft, 'Blessed is the people'
p. 41: Dr Willm. Hayes, 'Great is the Lord'
p. 45: Dr Willm. Hayes, 'O worship the Lord'
p. 55: Weldon, 'O praise God in his holiness'
p. 57: Battishill, 'Call to remembrance'
p. 65: Ricd. Farrant, 'Lord for thy tender mercies sake'
p. 67: Chas. King, 'Unto thee O Lord'
p. 70: Handel, 'How excellent thy name'
p. 71: Chas. Strode, 'Hear my prayer'
p. 77: Mr Weldon, 'Hear my crying O God'
p. 83: Kellway, 'O praise the Lord all ye heathen'
p. 84: Weldon, 'In thee, O Lord'
p. 89: Dr P. Hayes, 'The Lord descended from above'
p. 91: Dr P. Hayes, 'O Lord our governor'
p. 93: Dr P. Hayes, 'Rejoice in the Lord O ye righteous'
p. 103: J. Pring, 'With angels and archangels'
p. 108: Dr Chard, 'In humble faith'
p. 112: Dr P. Hayes, 'Praise the Lord'
p. 113: J. Pring, 'We will rejoice'
p. 115: J. Pring, ' Blessed be the Lord God of Israel'
p. 117: Palestrina, adapted by Dr Aldrich, 'Behold now praise the Lord'
p. 121: Jeremiah Clarke, 'I will love thee'
p. 129: Dr Croft, 'Praise the Lord O my soul'
p. 137: John Clarke, 'Blessed is the man that feareth the Lord'
p. 140: John Clarke, 'I will alway give thanks'
p. 143: John Clarke, 'I will lift up mine eyes'
p. 146: John Clarke, 'My heart sheweth me the wickedness of the ungodly'
p. 149: John Clarke, 'Behold how good and joyful a thing it is'
p. 151: John Clarke, 'O lord God of my salvation'
p. 154: [attrib. Luther], 'The 100th Psalm'
p. 155: 'Martin Luther's Hymn'
p. 156: Handel, 'Let us now make man'
p. 162: Himmel, 'Incline thine ear'