The Methodists published many books of hymns, mostly written by Charles and John Wesley - which included 'Hymns for the Nativity of Our Lord' published 1745.

"A large number of hymnbooks were in use by disparate groups within the Church of England by the mid-Victorian period, and a chance meeting in a railway carriage by two clergymen led to the formation of a group of like-minded supporters to consider the viability of producing a single hymnal." from http://www.hymns.faithweb.com/.

Unfortunately, I can't find a comprehensive list of these hymnbooks.

LTS