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Van Dyck [1887]. He was art-critic to Athenaeum from 1861 to 1901, contributing
to every issue but two in those 40 years. His articles on the private
collections of England are important.
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Rossetti, W. M. Obituary. Athenaeum 16 Mar 1907.
Stephens and the Pre-Raphaelite brothers; with reproduction of
twenty-four pictures from his collection, and notes by J. B.
Manson. [1920] (priv ptd).
Grylls, R. G. The correspondence of F. G. Stephens. TLS 5–12 Apr
1957.
James Hutchison Stirling 1820–1909
See col 2611.
Sir Henry Taylor 1800–86
See col 674.
Tom Taylor 1817–80
See col 2024.
William Thomas Thornton 1813–80
See col 2508.
Richard Chenevix Trench 1807–86
See col 687.
Robert Alfred Vaughan 1823–57
The witch of Endor and other poems. 1844.
Hours with the mystics: a contribution to the history of religious
opinion. 2 vols 1856; ed R. Vaughan 2 vols 1860; ed W. Vaughan 2
vols [1880].
Essays and remains. Ed R. Vaughan 2 vols 1858 (with memoir).
Largely rptd from Br Quart Rev; the elder Vaughan’s memoir was
enlarged and pbd separately, 1864.
Bartholomew Eliot George Warburton 1810–52
The crescent and the cross: or romance and realities of Eastern
travel. 2 vols 1845.
Zoë: an episode of the Greek war. 1847.
Memoirs of Prince Rupert and the Cavaliers: including their private
correspondence, now first published from the original manuscripts.
3 vols 1849; tr Fr 1851.
Reginald Hastings: or a tale of the troubles in 164–. 3 vols 1850.
Darien: or the merchant prince, a historical romance. 3 vols 1852.
Warburton also edited G. D. Warburton, Hochelaga, 1846, and R. F.
Williams, Memoirs of Horace Walpole and his contemporaries, 1851.
For appreciations, see The late Eliot Warburton, Dublin Univ Mag Feb
1852, and Works of Eliot Warburton, Eng Rev 17 1852.
Sir William Wilde 1815–76
The beauties of the Boyne and the Blackwater. Dublin 1849.
Catalogue of the contents of the museum of the Royal Irish
Academy. 3 vols 1857–62.
Lough Corrib and Lough Mask. Dublin 1867, 1872, 1936 (rev C. O.
Lochlainn), 1955.
The ancient races of Ireland. 1874; rptd in Lady Wilde, Ancient
legends of Ireland vol 2, 1887.
Robert Eldridge Aris Willmott 1809–63
Lives of sacred poets. 2 ser 1834–8.
Conversations at Cambridge. 1836. Anon.
Letters of eminent persons, selected and illustrated. 1839.
Parlour table book: extracts from various authors. 1840.
Pictures of Christian life. 1841.
Poems. 1841, 1848 (rev and expanded).
Bishop Jeremy Taylor: his predecessors, contemporaries and successors.
1847, 1848 (rev).
A journal of summer time in the country. 1849, 1858, 1864 (4th edn,
with memoir by C. Willmott), 1928 (with biographical note by E.
P[artridge]).
Precious stones, aids to reflection, from prose writers of the sixteenth,
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. 1850.
Pleasures, objects and advantages of literature. 1851, 1852, 1856, 1860
(5th edn, enlarged); ed C. Metcalfe 1906.
The poets of the nineteenth century. 1857.
English sacred poetry. 1862, 1883. An anthology.
In addn to numerous sermons (of some literary distinction), Willmott also
produced edns of Gray, Herbert, Akenside, Fairfax’s Tasso, Wordsworth,
James Montgomery and other English poets, mainly in Routledge’s British
Poets ser.
Christopher Wordsworth 1807–85
See col 697.
Sir James Fitzjames Stephen | Edwin Abbott
Dora Wordsworth, later Quillinan 1804–47
Most of Dora’s extant letters are at the Wordsworth Lib, Grasmere, along with
her autograph book and letters to her by Edward Quillinan. Letters to her also
appear in The letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth: the
middle years; the later years; a supplement, ed E. de Selincourt, M.
Moorman, A. G. Hill, Oxford 1969–93.
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Letters, journals, etc.
Journal of a few months’ residence in Portugal, and glimpses of the
south of Spain, by Mrs Quillinan. 2 vols 1847, ed Edmund Lee
1895 (2nd edn with memoir).
Collyer, R. The Wordsworths. N & Q ser 5, 21 Feb 1874. Prints letter
by Dora Wordsworth.
Dora Wordsworth her book. Ed F. V. Morley 1924.
Letters of Dora Wordsworth. Ed H. P. Vincent, Chicago 1944.
The letters of Dora Wordsworth to Maria Kinnaird. Ed J. O. Hayden,
TWC 15 1984. Texts of letters retained at the Univ of California at
Davis.
Page, J. W. Wordsworth and the cultivation of women. 1994.
Contains hitherto unpbd material. [dw]
iii. Late nineteenth-century prose
1870–1900
This section has been restricted to writers born after 1829 whose more important
writings fall within the nineteenth century.
Edwin Abbott, Edwin Abbott Abbott, A. Square
1838–1926
Collected works
Diatessarica: a series dealing with the interpretation of the Gospels.
15 vols 1900–15.
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