I've just rescued a song book from a local jumble sale, and it has no date or title page. The spine identifies it as "Part Music" "Hullah", and those details are repeated on each page bottom.
The book is (first) half sacred,(second) half secular. All arranged for 3 or 4 part singing. Most of the secular part is made up of Glees & Madrigals.

Running list of titles (no index)
National Anthem (God save the Queen)
Lord For thy Tender Mercies sake: Farrant
The Hundredth Psalm
O Lord, The maker of all Things: Music by King Henry VIII
Sanctus: Tallis
Responses to the commandments: Tallis
149th Psalm:
I will give thanks: Palestrina (Words T Oliphant)
The Desciples Hymn on the Night of the Crucifixion: Martin Luther
God is gone up with a merry noise: Dr Croft
Psalm 137 (When as we sat in Babylon)
O Be Joyful: Palestrina (words T Oliphant)
24th psalm:
The Day is Past, Its Works are Done: John Hullah
Thou That From Thy Throne Of Spleandour: Haydn (words Henry F Chorley)
95th psalm: Tallis
Thou Art Beautiful Beyond The Sons Of Men: Giovanni Croce
O Lord! Another Day Is Flown: Michael Haydn
34th Psalm The Lord I Will For Ever Bless: Henry Lawes
Praise The Lord, O Jerusalem! : Jeremiah Clarke
Glori Patri (a canon): Purcell
Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Of Hosts: Robert Creyghton
Be Not Thou Far From Me: Palestrina (Words T Oliphant)
Hide Not Thou Thy Face: Richard Farrant
O Jesu, Lord Of Heavenly Grace : Claude Lejeune
Give Ear, O God: Himmel
Praise The Lord, O My Soul! : William Child
Blessed Be Thou. ;Antonio Lotti
Forth From The Dark And Stormy Sky: Rosseau
Almighty God! Who hast me Brought: Thomas Forde
I Will Arise: Robert Creyghton

Page numbering restarts with the secular music!

Rule, Britannia: Dr. Arne (words by Thompson)
All Ye Who Love Music: Balthazar Donato (English words Oliphant)
Hard By A Fountain: Huberto Waelrent (words Oliphant)
Ye Spotted Snakes: R.J.S.Stevens (Words Shakespeare)
Flow, O My Tears: John Bennett
Let Us All Sing, Merrily Sing: Jer. Saville (words Oliphant)
Come, Let Us A Maying Go: L Atterbury
Long May Life And Health: (German Air)
Freemen, Rejoice! : Purcell (Words Barry Cornwall)
Hail. Hallowed Fane: Lord Mornington (the words from "Lines written in Westminster Abbey" )
Crabbed Age And Youth: R.J.S. Stevens (words Shakespeare)
In Going To My Lonely Bed: Richard Edwardes
Ah Me! Where Is My True Love ? : Felice Anerio (words Oliphant)
Nymphs Of The Forest: William Horsley (words Michael Drayton)
O Never Fear, Though Rain Be Falling : (words Henry F Chorley)
May-Day : Neithart (words Henry F Chorley)
Solfeggio: Scarlatti
Lady, See, On Every Side : Luca Marenzio (words Oliphant)
How Sleep The Brave? : Dr. Benjamin Cooke (words by Collins)
Hark, The Village Maids Are Singing : Cherubini (words Oliphant)
All Hail, Britannia! : Antonio Lotti (words adapted Oliphant)
Upon The Poplar Bough: Stephen Paxton
Since First I Saw Your Face: Thomas Ford
How Glad The Smiles That Vernal Morn! : Gluck (words by Williams)
Sing A Song Of Sixpence : G.A. MacFarren

Any identification of the book's date and origin would be appreciated. Bookhandlers impression on flyleaf gives:
"KING
Up Prospect Place
SOUTHTON"

Nigel