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of the river Wye. [1837.] With L. A. Twamley, later Meredith; illustrations
after Cox et al.
Windsor Castle and its environs; illustrated with historical sketches
by Thomas Roscoe and engravings by J. Carter. Pt 1 (all pbd) 1838.
The London and Birmingham railway; with the home and country
scenes on each side of the line; historical details by P. Lecount.
[1839.]
The book of the Grand Junction Railway: being a history and
description of the line from Birmingham to Liverpool and
Manchester. 1839. Later issued with the preceding as Illustrated
history of the London and North-Western Railway.
M. Fernandez de Navarett. The life and writings of Miguel de
Cervantes Saavedra. 1839.
Legends of Venice. 1841.
Belgium in a picturesque tour. 1843.
Summer tour to the Isle of Wight, including Portsmouth,
Southampton, Winchester etc. 1843.
J. G. Kohl, Travels in England and Wales. 1845.
Lives of the kings of England, from the Norman Conquest. Vol 1 (all
pbd) 1846. On William I.
The last of the Abencerrages, or the fall of Granada with other
poems. 1850.
Roscoe also revised his father William’s Leo X and Lorenzo de’ Medici,
and contributed memoirs of the following authors to edns of their works:
Fielding, Hurtado de Mendoza, Cervantes, Swift. He edited The Juvenile
Keepsake, 1828–30, and the Novelists’ Lib 12 vols 1831–2.
Nassau William Senior 1790–1864
See col 2505.
Sydney Smith 1771–1845
Collections
Works. 4 vols 1839–40, 1839–40, 3 vols 1840, New York 1844, London
1850, 3 vols 1854, 2 vols 1859, 1 vol 1869.
Sermons preached at St Paul’s Cathedral, the Foundling Hospital,
and several churches in London, together with others addressed
to a country congregation. 1846.
Selections from the writings of Smith. 2 vols 1855.
Wit and wisdom of Smith; with a biographical memoir and notes by
E. A. Duyckinck. New York 1858. Long extracts almost forming an
abridgment of the Works.
The wit and wisdom of Smith. 1860. A different selection from the
American, above; short complete extracts.
Selections. Ed E. Rhys 1892.
Bon-mots of Smith and R. Brinsley Sheridan. Ed W. Jerrold 1893.
The letters of Peter Plymley, with other selected writings, sermons
and speeches. Ed G. C. Heseltine 1929.
Bullett, G. Smith: a biography and a selection. 1951.
Selected writings. Ed W. H. Auden, New York 1956.
Selected letters. Ed N. C. Smith, Oxford 1956 (WC, introd A. Waugh),
1981.
The sayings of Sydney Smith. Ed A. Bell 1993.
Twelve miles from a lemon: selected writings of Sydney Smith. Ed
N. Taylor and A. Hankinson, Cambridge 1996.
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Six sermons. Edinburgh 1800, 2 vols 1801 (enlarged).
Elementary sketches of moral philosophy. 1804, 1805, 1806 (priv
ptd), 1850 (public issue). Lectures at the Royal Institution
1804–6.
The letters of Peter Plymley on the subject of the Catholics to my
brother Abraham who lives in the country. 1807–8, 1808 (the 9
letters collected); ed H. Morley 1886 (with Selected essays); ed G.
C. Heseltine 1929 (with other selected writings).
Bryan Waller Procter | Sydney Smith
A sermon upon the conduct to be observed by the Established
Church towards Catholics and other dissenters. 1807.
Extracts from the Edinburgh Review. [1810?] On Methodism; Indian
missions; Proc of the Soc for the suppression of vice.
The lawyer that tempted Christ: a sermon. York [1824] (priv ptd).
Catholic claims: a speech. 1825.
A sermon on religious charity. York 1825.
A letter to the electors upon the Catholic question. York 1826.
Mr Dyson’s speech to the freeholders on reform. 1831.‘Dyson’ was
Smith.
Speech at the Taunton reform meeting. [1831.]
The new reign: the duties of Queen Victoria – a sermon. 1837.
A letter to Archdeacon Singleton on the ecclesiastical commission.
1837.
A letter to Lord John Russell on the Church bills. 1838.
Second letter to Archdeacon Singleton: being the third of the cathedral
letters. 1838.
Third letter to Archdeacon Singleton. 1839.
Ballot. 1839. Against the secret ballot.
Letters on American debts. 1844 (2nd edn). Rptd from Morning
Chron.
A fragment on the Irish Roman Catholic Church. 1845 (7 edns).
Essays 1802–[27]. 2 vols 1874–80. Rptd from Edinburgh Rev.
Essays social and political 1802–25. [1874], [1877] (adds Essays from
Edinburgh Rev and Letters of Peter Plymley, with a brief memoir
by S. O. Beeton). Necker; Suppression of vice; Bentham;
Education; English public schools; C. J. Fox; Poor-laws; Prisons;
Reviews, etc.
Letters
Nine letters. Ed E. Cheney, Philobiblon Soc Miscellany 15 1877–84.
Letters. Ed N. C. Smith 2 vols Oxford 1953.
Lane, W. G. Additional letters of Smith. Harvard Lib Bull 9 1955.
Green, D. B. Letters to Samuel Rogers from Tom Moore and Sydney
Smith. N & Q 2 Dec 1955.
Dilworth, E. Letters of Sydney Smith. N & Q 209 1964.
Schneider, D. B. Unpublished letters of Sydney Smith. N & Q 212
1967.
Bell, A. The letters of Sydney Smith. BJRL 59 1976.
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Horne, R. H. In his A new spirit of the age vol 1, 1844.
Holland, S. A memoir of Smith by his daughter; with a selection
from his letters. Ed Mrs Austin 1855. With list of his articles in
1856.
Gilfillan, G. In his Galleries of literary portraits vol 2, Edinburgh
1856.
Vaughan, R. A. In his Essays and remains, 2 vols 1858.
Maginn, W. In his A gallery of illustrious characters, ed W. Bates
[1873].
Milnes, R. M. In his Monographs, 1873.
Hayward, A. In his Selected essays vol 1, 1878.
Reid, S. J. A sketch of the life and times of Smith. 1884.
Chevrillon, A. Smith et la renaissance des idées libérales en
Angleterre au XIXe siècle. Paris 1894.
Russell, G. W. E. Sydney Smith. 1905 (EML).
St Clair, O. Smith: a biographical sketch. 1913.
Biron, H. C. A Victorian prophet. Fortnightly Rev Jan 1921.
Williams, S. T. The literary criticism of Smith. MLN 38 1923.
Burdett, O. The Rev Smith. 1934.
Pearson, H. The Smith of Smiths. 1934.
Murphy, J. Some plagiarisms of Smith. RES 14 1938.
The Smith of Smiths. TLS 24 Feb 1945.
Auden, W. H. Portrait of a Whig. Eng Misc 3 1952.
Smith, N. C. Letters of Smith. N & Q 1 Sep 1954.
Sparrow, J. Jane Austen and Smith. TLS 2 July 1954; see 16 July–6
Aug, 15 Oct 1954.
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