Ariadne: A dramatic cantata founded on the Greek myth (Op. 4)

Beatrix Valse: a waltz for piano dedicated to Miss E. B. W. More. It was reviewed in The Piper O' Dundee, 17th October 1888

Beat upon mine, little Heart: a song to a text by Alfred, Lord Tennyson (from Romney's Remorse) which was "reviewed" in The Piper O' Dundee 14th May 1890
Methven Simpson & Co., music sellers to the Queen, 122, Nethergate, Dundee, Edinburgh & St Andrews Ent[ered] Sta[tioner's] Hall Price 3/-

The Burnie rins sae clear: A part song

Connla: A dramatic cantata founded on a Celtic fairy-tale (Op. 25)

The First Spring Day: A song with words by C. Rossetti.
Weekes & Co (London) [1885]

For Scotland: A song with words by B. M. Ramsay.
Bayley & Ferguson (London) 1913

King Arthur: A dramatic cantata, the words written by James Smieton (Op. 15)

Lift up thy voice with strength: an anthem for Harvest or general use. Hymn by F. Hoare
C. Vincent (London) [1898]

Longing: A song with words by M. Arnold (Op. 7 No. 2)
Paterson, Sons & Co. (London) [1885]

Advertised in The Wizard of the North of 31st January 1885 under NEW MUSIC, but without any mention of an opus number.

In a press review of 13th February 1888, The Dundee Courier wrote 'Miss Pettersen's other songs were Grieg's "Good Morning" and a dainty song, new to us, by Mr J. More Smieton, entitled "Longing," to which the composer kindly played a piano accompaniment, which was a model of quiet taste and musicianly feeling.' This was quoted in a list of Testimonials and Press Releases devoted to the local soprano, Miss Resch Pettersen. Other composers who gave testimonials were Grieg, Gade, Schulze, Gröndahl and Smieton.
Copy in Dundee Central Library Lamb 258

O may I join the choir invisible: part-song with organ obbligato, with words by George Eliot, etc.
Novello, Ewer and Co, (London) [1888]
Dedicated to members of the Dundee Glee Choir
[Methven, Simpson, & Co, 3d] 'Reviewed' in The Piper O' Dundee, 25th June 1888

O that I had wings like a dove: Anthem, etc. Published in a periodical called the Lute as No. 60 [1887] An aria with this title (a piece for Alto, described as being from The Deluge) was performed on 21st December 1875 at Panmure Villa. A second aria from the same piece (In thee, O Lord, I put my trust, for soprano) was also performed.

Oor Queen will come nae mair: A Lament to a text by William Allen, Esq., M.P. Published by Paterson, Sons & Co., 36-40 Reform Street, Dundee. Dedicated To Miss H. O. Lennox. One copy is in Dundee Central Library Lamb 258. Written at the death of Victoria in 1901.

Pearl: A dramatic cantata in 3 acts

The Princess of Thule: This orchestral sketch was performed as the third part of a concert in Dundee's Kinnaird Hall on 9th February 1887.

The Starlings: A song with words by C. Kingsley. London [1879]

The Strathmore: A march
Performed by the Band of the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, bandmaster R. B. Wakelen, on Thursday 5th September 1889 at Dundee Horticultural Society's Grand Floral Fete on Magdalen Green.
Published for piano.
Paterson & Sons (Edinburgh) [1899]

String quartet in C major

Wee Jeanie: a part-song which was performed "by desire" at the fourth of the Saturday Evening Popular Concerts in the Kinnaird Hall on 14th December 1889 by the "celebrated Balmoral Choir, organised and conducted by Mr H A Lambeth"

When thou art in tribulation: [Anthem] Published in a periodical called The Church Choralist as No. 76 [1886]

The White Lilac: a waltz [for piano]
Pateron & Sons (London) [1897]