| Rektor Fissen, Wagners 'Lohengrin' u. 'Meistersinger' | lecture | n.d. |
| Delia Gillies and Peter Gillies, The waits | poem | 1995 |
| Edgar Lee, The waits: an unsentimental age | story | n.d. |
| Henry Gore, A walk in the 'Zoo' | lecture | n.d. |
| Henry Gore, A walk in the 'Zoo' | lecture | 1875 |
| Reverend James Burns, The walk to Emmaus: an art sermon | sermon | n.d. |
| Walker's new series of temperance dialogues and recitations: no. 50 | compilation | 1889 |
| Lewis Carroll, The Walrus and the Carpenter | poem | n.d. |
| Wanderings in Bible lands | lecture | 1887 |
| Wanderings in Paris | lecture | n.d. |
| Robert Craven, The war horse of the future | poem | n.d. |
| Washington to the North West | lecture | n.d. |
| Robert Craven, Watch him, Pincher | poem | n.d. |
| Watch ye! | lecture | n.d. |
| Reverend Charles Kingsley, Water babies | story | n.d. |
| Reverend M.B. Moorhouse, Water is good enough! | poem | n.d. |
| Professor Silvanus P. Thompson, Waves of sound | lecture | n.d. |
| Waves of sound [and] Sleepy Hollow | compilation | n.d. |
| Robert Craven, The way of the world | poem | n.d. |
| John J. Rae and James Tipton, The way to Heaven: a service of song | service of song | n.d. |
| John J. Rae, The way to Heaven for a sixpence | story | n.d. |
| W.A. Eaton, The way to the city | poem | n.d. |
| Wednesday before Easter: the betrayed Christ | sermon | 1907 |
| A week in Venice | lecture | 1893 |
| Robert Southey, The well of St. Keyne | poem | n.d. |
| The well-read hunter | poem | n.d. |
| Wells Cathedral and Glastonbury Abbey | lecture | n.d. |
| Western pioneers and Indian warfare | story | n.d. |
| The western Tyrol | lecture | n.d. |
| Westminster Abbey | lecture | n.d. |
| Westminster Abbey | lecture | n.d. |
| Westminster Abbey | lecture | n.d. |
| Wilmot Harrison, Westminster Abbey | lecture | 1898 |
| C.J.M., Wet paint | poem | n.d. |
| Wettlauf des Hasen und Igel | story | n.d. |
| Whale fishing and voyaging in the Arctic regions | lecture | n.d. |
| Joseph E. Carpenter and Stephen Glover, What are the wild waves saying? | song | 1849 |
| Reverend S.H. Parkes, What do you take to drink? | poem | n.d. |
| What happened to Tommy Wilful in the train | poem | n.d. |
| Ella Wheeler Wilcox, What have you done to-day? | poem | n.d. |
| What little girls can do | poem | n.d. |
| What the train brought | poem | n.d. |
| Otway Thorpe and Charles Gounod, When the children pray | song | 1894 |
| Clifton Bingham and Stanley Gordon, When the ebb-tide flows | song | 1906 |
| Marion Denison and William Pratt, When the fields are white with daisies | song | 1904 |
| Howard Graham and Harry Von Tilzer, When the harvest days are over | song | 1900 |
| Charles Swain and Dudley Buck, When the heart is young | song | 1876 |
| Clifton Bingham and Emmerson James, When we're together | song | 1908 |
| Where are you going, my pretty maid? | song | n.d. |
| William Rushforth and Ezra Read, Which is the way to Heaven? | song | 1903 |
| Theo. J. Piggott, Which side wins?: a musically illustrated temperance service on the new crusade | service of song | n.d. |
| W.A. Eaton, While the Sabbath bells were ringing: a temperance recitation | poem | n.d. |
| Robert Craven, Whip behind | poem | n.d. |
| Fannie Eden, The white slaves of London | story | n.d. |
| G.M.H. and James Tipton, Whiter than snow | service of song | 1882 |
| Whittington and his cat | story | n.d. |
| Robert Craven, Who stole the widow's cow? | poem | n.d. |
| Miss Miriam R. Smith, A wholesome meal | poem | n.d. |
| Fred Rodger, Why Santa Claus didn't come | story | n.d. |
| Why should England fear? | song | n.d. |
| Why the 'Green Dragon' was closed | service of song | n.d. |
| The wicked parents | story | n.d. |
| Wie Kriegsverletzte wieder arbeitstüchtig werden (Kriegsbeschädigtenfürsorge) | lecture | 1916 |
| The wife's sacrifice | poem | n.d. |
| Wild animals: no. 1 | lecture | n.d. |
| Wild animals: no. 2 | lecture | n.d. |
| Wild animals and how they are hunted | lecture | n.d. |
| Wild animals in captivity | lecture | n.d. |
| Will Carlton's farmer and his wife, Betsey | story | 1889 |
| Chas. K. Harris and Chas. K. Harris, Will the roses bloom in Heaven? | song | 1911 |
| William Tell | title list | n.d. |
| Willie's new boots | story | n.d. |
| Windsor Castle | lecture | n.d. |
| Windsor Castle | lecture | n.d. |
| The wisdom of the birds | sermon | 1912 |
| Wit at a pinch | poem | n.d. |
| Mrs M.S. Haycraft and Allan Helmsley, With one accord: a sacred song service for general occasions | service of song | n.d. |
| With our sailors and soldiers afloat and ashore [and] The Cuban War and fight for freedom | compilation | 1898 |
| With our soldiers and sailors afloat and ashore | lecture | 1898 |
| De wolf en de zeven geitjes | story | n.d. |
| Robert Craven, Women's rights | poem | n.d. |
| Minnie Lermont and John Burnham, Won by a song: an Australian story | service of song | n.d. |
| George W. Persley and George W. Persley, Won't you buy my pretty flowers? | song | n.d. |
| Won't you buy my pretty flowers? | song | 1898 |
| Joel Chandler Harris and W.T. Stead, The wonderful adventures of old Brer Rabbit | story | 1905 |
| Reverend M.B. Moorhouse, The wonderful echo | poem | n.d. |
| The wonderful sausage | poem | n.d. |
| The wonderful story | service of song | n.d. |
| Robert Craven, The wonderful telescope | poem | n.d. |
| William F. Piggott, Wonders of the wayside | lecture | n.d. |
| Robert Craven, The wooden fiddle: or a base vile deception | poem | n.d. |
| John Burnham, Woodland music | service of song | 1898 |
| Woodland music | story | 1952 |
| Mrs M.S. Haycraft and Fred W. Peace, Woodland voices: a sacred song service for general use | service of song | n.d. |
| Wool manufacture | lecture | n.d. |
| Sydney Watson, Wops the waif: a story of London Arab life | story | n.d. |
| Sydney Watson, Wops the waif: a story of London Arab life | story | n.d. |
| Sydney Watson, Wops the waif: a story of London Arab life | story | n.d. |
| H.I. Watson, A word for Sally | poem | n.d. |
| The work of the Navy in the Great War | lecture | 1915 |
| F. Grove Palmer, The world inverted | poem | n.d. |
| The world on wings | lecture | 1910 |
| The World War: chapter I – the call to arms | lecture | 1915 |
| The World War: chapter II – the dash for Paris | lecture | 1915 |
| The World War: chapter III – our far flung battle line | lecture | 1915 |
| The World War: chapter IV – coming to grips | lecture | 1915 |
| The World War: chapter V – daring deeds in winter warfare | lecture | 1915 |
| The World War: chapter VI – Britain's Imperial unity | lecture | 1915 |
| The World War: chapter VII – round about Ypres | lecture | 1915 |
| The World War: chapter VIII – the War in the east | lecture | 1915 |
| The World War: chapter X - forging ahead all round | lecture | 1915 |
| Reverend R.C. Gillie, The worm in the well | story | n.d. |
| Worms and their work | lecture | n.d. |
| Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, The wreck of the Hesperus | poem | n.d. |
| Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and J.L. Hatton, The wreck of the Hesperus | song | n.d. |
| The wreck of the Hesperus [and other titles] | compilation | n.d. |
| The wreckers | poem | n.d. |
| The wreckers: a temperance story | poem | n.d. |
