Mackay Charles Collection

English Songs and Melodies - "Joys of the Past", 1858. Creator: Unknown
English Songs and Melodies - "Joys of the Past", 1858. Illustration to sheet music. Joys of the past! are they vanish'd for ever

English Songs and Melodies - "Joys of the Past", 1858. Creator: Unknown
English Songs and Melodies - "Joys of the Past", 1858. Illustration to sheet music. Joys of the past! are they vanish'd for ever

English Songs and Melodies - "The Day has Gone", 1858. Creator: J. L. Williams
English Songs and Melodies - "The Day has Gone", 1858. Illustration to sheet music: Poetry by Charles MacKay; Symphonies and Accompaniments by Frank Mori'

English Songs and Melodies - "The Day has Gone", 1858. Creator: M. Jackson
English Songs and Melodies - "The Day has Gone", 1858. Poetry by Charles MacKay; Symphonies and Accompaniments by Frank Mori

English Songs and Melodies - "The Cheerful Heart", 1858. Creator: Smyth
English Songs and Melodies - "The Cheerful Heart", 1858. The Poetry [lyrics] by Charles MacKay; the Symphonies and Accompaniments by Sir H. R

"Under Green Leaves" - Lullingsworth, drawn by S. Read, 1857. Creator: Henry Duff Linton
"Under Green Leaves" - Lullingsworth, drawn by S. Read, 1857. We extract from the new volume of poems, by Charles Mackay

English Songs and Melodies: The Dangers, 1856. Creator: J. L. Williams
English Songs and Melodies: The Dangers, 1856. Sheet music:.poetry by Charles Mackay, Air, "Castabella", the symphonies and accompaniment by Sir H. R

"The Heroes of the Crimea", 1854. Creator: Unknown. "The Heroes of the Crimea", 1854
"The Heroes of the Crimea", 1854. Sheet music celebrating British forces fighting in the Crimean War. The Poetry by Charles MacKay, the music by Frank Mori'

"The Heroes of the Crimea", 1854. Creator: Unknown. "The Heroes of the Crimea", 1854
"The Heroes of the Crimea", 1854. Sheet music celebrating British forces fighting in the Crimean War. The Poetry by Charles MacKay, the music by Frank Mori'

Angel Visits. A Lyric for the New Year, by Charles MacKay, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Angel Visits. A Lyric for the New Year, by Charles MacKay, 1850. Sentimental scene illustrating a song or poem. Thou'rt old, grandfather - old and blind, But ever cheerful, good, and kind

A Song for Christmas - "Smile, Old Winter", 1850. Creator: Unknown
A Song for Christmas - "Smile, Old Winter", 1850. A Christmas ballad; poetry by C. Mackay, L.L.D. music by Blewitt

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Mackay Charles was a man of mystery and intrigue, with a reputation for being both charming and enigmatic. His presence commanded attention wherever he went, drawing people in with his magnetic personality and captivating storytelling. Known for his sharp wit and quick thinking, Mackay Charles had a way of turning even the most mundane conversation into something unforgettable. He had a knack for making those around him feel special, as if they were the only person in the room. Despite his charismatic exterior, there was always an air of mystery surrounding Mackay Charles. Rumors swirled about his past and where he came from, adding to his allure. Some said he was a former spy or secret agent, while others believed he was simply a man who lived life on his own terms. One thing was certain – Mackay Charles lived life to the fullest, embracing adventure at every turn. Whether it was traveling to far-flung destinations or embarking on daring escapades, he never shied away from taking risks. In the end, Mackay Charles will be remembered as a larger-than-life figure who left an indelible mark on all who crossed paths with him. His legacy lives on in the stories told about him – tales of daring exploits and unforgettable encounters that continue to captivate imaginations to this day.