John Neale and John B. Dykes, Art thou weary? (1868)

Matthew Bridges and John B. Dykes, Behold the Lamb of God! (1864)

John Neale and John B. Dykes, Christian, does thou see them? (1868)

William Whiting and John B. Dykes, ‘Eternal Father, strong to save’ in Hymns ancient and modern (1860)

Godfrey Thring and John B. Dykes, ‘Fierce raged the tempest o'er the deep’ in Hymns ancient and modern (1860)

Cecil Alexander and John B. Dykes, Forsaken once and thrice denied (1875)

William Cowper and John B. Dykes, ‘Hark, my soul, it is the Lord’ in several compilations

Horatius Bonar and John B. Dykes, ‘I heard the voice of Jesus say’ in Hymns ancient and modern (1860)

John Newman and John B. Dykes, Lead, kindly Light (1865)

John B. Dykes, My Lord, my master, at Thy feet adoring (n.d.)

Frederick Faber and John B. Dykes, ‘O come and mourn with me awhile’ in Hymns ancient and modern (1860)

Christopher Wordsworth and John B. Dykes, O Lord of Heaven and earth and sea (1865)

Frederick Faber and John B. Dykes, O Paradise! (1868)

John Newman and John B. Dykes, Praise to the holiest in the height (1868)

Henry Milman and John B. Dykes, ‘Ride on, ride on, in majesty!’ in Hymns ancient and modern (1860)

Edward Caswall and John B. Dykes, Sleep, holy babe (1850)

Frederick Faber and John B. Dykes, Sweet Saviour! bless us (1875)

Henry Alford and John B. Dykes, ‘Ten thousand times ten thousand’ in several compilations