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An auto-biographical memoir of Sir John Barrow. 1847.
Sketches of the Royal Society and the Royal Society club. 1849, [1971]
(new impression).
Facsimile copy of letter dated 5th Aug 1816. [1881?]
Barrow also edited J. H. Tuckey, Narrative 1818; S. Daniell, Sketches 1820
(with notes); H. Clapperton Journal 1826, 1829 (with introd), 1831.
Contributions to periodicals
Various anon articles in the Quart Rev 1809–24. See H. and H.
Chadwick Shine, The Quarterly Review under Gifford 1949;
Wellesley vol 5; Cutmore, Bibliography, above; §2, below.
Twelve articles in the Encyclopaedia Britannica 5th edn suppl 1–4
(1824); 3 articles in the Jnl of the Royal Geographical Soc 1830,
1833, 1836; 5 articles in the Edinburgh Rev 1841–44. See Wellesley
vol 5.
§2
[Staunton, G. T.] Memoir of Sir John Barrow. [1852.]
Lloyd, C. Mr Barrow of the Admiralty. 1970.
Cutmore, J. The Quarterly Review under Gifford: some new attributions.
Victorian Periodicals Rev 24 1991.
Cutmore, J. The early Quarterly Review: new attributions of authorship.
Victorian Periodicals Rev 28 1995. [jc]
Mary Matilda Betham 1776–1852
§1
In memory of Mr Agostina Isola of Cambridge who died on the 5th
of June 1797. Poem signed M. M. Betham, copied 19 June 1833. Ms
in the possession of Harvard Univ Lib.
Elegies. 1797, Ipswich 1797; rptd in Poems and elegies, below.
A biographical dictionary of celebrated women of every age and
country. 1804.
Poems. 1808; Poems and elegies, London and New York 1928 (facs
reprint with introd by D. H. Reiman).
The lay of Marie: a poem. 1816, Poole 1996 (facs reprint).
Vignettes: in verse. 1818.
§2
Betham-Edwards, M. In her Six life studies of famous women, 1880.
In DNB.
Betham, E. (ed). A house of letters. Being excerpts from the correspondence
of Miss Charlotte Jerningham . . . and others, with
Matilda Betham. [1905.]
James Boaden 1762–1839
See col 1957.
Sir John Bowring 1792–1872
See col 238.
Sir Samuel Egerton Brydges 1762–1837
Bibliography
Woodworth, M. K. The literary career of Brydges. Oxford 1935.
Bibliography, pp. 167–88, includes mss, books written or edited
by Brydges, some of his contributions to periodicals, and books
about Brydges. Some minor addns in TLS 16 Nov 1935.
§1
Sonnets and other poems, with a versification of the six bards of
Ossian. 1785 (anon), 1785 (signed and expanded), 1789, 1795, 1807
(further expanded as Poems).
The topographer: containing a variety of original articles, illustrative
of the local history and antiquities of England. 4 vols
1789–91. With Lawrence Stebbing Shaw.
Topographical miscellanies. 1792.
Mary de Clifford: a story; interspersed with many poems. 1792
(anon), 1800.
Verses on the late unanimous resolutions to support the
Constitution [with] some other poems. Canterbury 1794.
Arthur Fitz Albini: a novel. 2 vols 1798, 1799, 1810.
Le Forester: a novel. 3 vols 1802.
Censura literaria: containing titles, abstracts and opinions of old
English books, with original disquisitions, articles of biography
and other literary antiquities. 10 vols 1805–9, 1815 (articles rearranged
chronologically).
The British bibliographer. 4 vols 1810–14.
The sylvan wanderer: consisting of a series of moral, sentimental
and critical essays. 4 pts Lee Priory 1813–21 (priv ptd).
The ruminator: containing a series of moral, critical and sentimental
essays. 2 vols 1813.
Hasty lines on the words ‘this beautiful creation’. 1813.
Occasional poems, written in the year 1811. Lee Priory 1814 (priv ptd).
Select poems. Lee Priory 1814 (priv ptd).
Bertram: a poetical tale. Lee Priory 1814 (priv ptd), London 1816.
Restituta: or titles, extracts and characters of old books in English
literature revived. 4 vols 1814–16.
Excerpta Tudoriana: or extracts from Elizabethan literature, with a
critical preface. 2 vols Lee Priory 1814–18 (priv ptd).
Archaica: containing a reprint of scarce old English tracts, with
prefaces, critical and biographical. 2 vols 1815 (priv ptd).
Desultoria: or comments of a South-Briton on books and men. Lee
Priory 1815 (priv ptd).
Fragment of a poem occasioned by . . . visit to . . . old mansion. By [S.
E. B.]. Lee Priory 1815 (priv ptd).
Verses written as a preface to The sylvan wanderer. Lee Priory 1815
(priv ptd).
To a lady. 1817. Broadsheet. Anon.
May-day: a song. [1817.] Broadsheet. Anon.
The muse of Lough Corrib. 1817. Broadsheet. Anon.
Five sonnets, addressed to Wootton. Lee Priory 1819. Anon.
Lord Brokenhurst: or a fragment of winter leaves. Geneva 1819; rptd
in his Tragic tales, 1820.
Coningsby. Paris 1819; rptd in his Tragic tales, 1820.
Sir Ralph Willoughby: an historical tale of the sixteenth century.
Florence 1820.
Res literariae: bibliographical and critical. 3 nos Naples, Rome,
Geneva 1820–2.
The hall of Hellingsley: a tale. 3 vols 1821.
Odo, Count of Lingen: a poetical tale in six cantos. Geneva 1824,
Paris 1826.
Gnomica: detached thought, sententious, axiomatic, moral and
critical. Geneva 1824.
Letters on the character and poetical genius of Lord Byron. 1824.
An impartial portrait of Lord Byron as a poet and a man. Paris 1825.
Recollections of foreign travel on life, literature and self-knowledge.
2 vols 1825.
Modern aristocracy: or the bard’s reception. Geneva 1831. Poem on
Byron.
A poem on birth. By [S.E.B.]. [n.p.] 1831.
The lake of Geneva: a poem moral and descriptive. 2 vols Geneva
1832.
Darkness: an ode. Written 6 January 1832. By [S.E.B.]. 1832.
Elegiac lines on . . . Bostetten. By [S.E.B.]. [1832.] Broadsheet.
Imaginative biography. 2 vols 1834.
The autobiography, time, opinions and contemporaries of Sir
Egerton Brydges. 2 vols 1834.
Moral axioms in single couplets for the use of the young. 1837.
Human fate, and an address to the poets Wordsworth and Southey:
poems. Great Totham 1846 (priv ptd), 1848, 1850.
Also a large number of genealogical works. Brydges edited (with matter