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Golden sentences [from Fuller, Sir Thomas Browne, Whichcote et
al]. Bath 1826.
Life of Sir Thomas More by Cresacre More. 1828.
The diary of Ralph Thoresby. 2 vols 1830.
Boucher, J. Glossary of archaic and provincial words. 1832–3. Ed
with Joseph Stevenson.
The Towneley mysteries. 1836 (Surtees Soc).
A disquisition on the scene, origin, date etc of Shakespeare’s
Tempest. 1839 (priv ptd).
The diary of Dr Thomas Cartwright. 1843 (Camden Soc).
New illustrations of the life, studies and writings of Shakespeare. 2
vols 1845.
Milton: a sheaf of gleanings after his biographers and annotators.
1850.
The great hero of the ancient minstrelsy of England, Robin Hood.
1852, Worksop 1883.
Pope: his descent and family connections. 1857.
Historical and antiquarian writings
Hallamshire: the history and topography of the parish of Sheffield.
1819.
South Yorkshire: the history and topography of the Deanery of
Doncaster. 2 vols 1828–31.
The Hallamshire glossary. 1829.
English monastic libraries. 1831.
Gens Sylvestrina: memorials of some of my ancestors. 1846 (priv ptd).
Collections concerning the early history of the founders of New
England. 1849.
Also edns of various rolls for the Public Records Commissioners. Hunter’s contributions
to Archaeologica are listed in Sylvester Hunter, A brief
memoir of the late J. Hunter, 1861.
Clement Mansfield Ingleby 1823–86
The Shakespeare fabrications: or the manuscript notes of the
Perkins folio shown to be of recent origin, with an appendix on
the authorship of the Ireland forgeries. 1859. On the John Payne
Collier controversy.
A complete view of the Shakespeare controversy, concerning the
authenticity and genuineness of manuscript matter affecting the
works and biography of Shakespeare, published by Mr J. Payne
Collier as the fruits of his researches. 1861.
An introduction to metaphysics. 2 pts 1864–9.
Was Thomas Lodge an actor? An exposition touching the social
status of the playwright in the time of Queen Elizabeth. 1868.
The still lion: an essay towards the restoration of Shakespeare’s text,
reprinted with additions from the second annual volume of the
German Shakespeare Society. 1874, 1875 (enlarged as Shakespeare
hermeneutics).
Shakespeare – the man and the book: being a collection of occasional
papers on the bard and his writings. 2 pts 1877–81.
Shakespeare’s bones: a proposal to disinter them, considered in
relation to their possible bearing on his portraiture: illustrated
by instances on visits of the living to the dead. 1883.
Essays by the late C. M. Ingleby, edited by his son [Holcombe
Ingleby]. 1888.
Ingleby also pbd several shorter papers, mainly on Shakespeare, and a number
of books on philosophy and logic.
Editions
Shakespeare allusion book, pt 1. 1874.
Shakespeare’s Centurie of prayse: being materials for a history of
opinion on Shakespeare and his works, culled from writers of the
first century after his rise. 1874, 1879 (rev with addns for New
Shakespeare Soc by L. T. Smith).
Shakespeare’s Cymbeline: the text revised and annotated. 1886,
1889.
David Irving 1778–1860
The life of Robert Ferguson. Glasgow 1799.
Lives of Scottish authors, viz Fergusson, Falconer and Russell.
Edinburgh 1801.
The elements of English composition. Edinburgh 1801, 11 edns by
1841.
The lives of the Scotish poets. 2 vols Edinburgh 1804, London 1810
(rev).
Memoirs of the life and writings of George Buchanan. Edinburgh
1807, 1817 (rev).
Observations on the study of civil law. Edinburgh 1815.
A catalogue of the law books in the Advocates’ Library. Edinburgh
1831.
Lives of Scotish writers. 2 vols Edinburgh 1839. Rptd from
Encyclopaedia Britannica 7th edn.
The history of Scottish poetry. Ed J. A. Carlyle, Edinburgh 1861. With
memoir of Irving by David Laing.
Editions
The poetical works of R. Fergusson. Glasgow 1800.
Selden’s table talk. 1819, 1854 (rev).
The poems of Alexander Montgomerie. Edinburgh 1821. With D.
Laing.
The moral fables of Robert Henryson. Glasgow 1832 (Maitland Club).
Davidis Buchanani de scriptoribus scotis libri duo. Edinburgh 1837
(Bannatyne Club).
Also other works for the Maitland and Bannatyne Clubs. Irving contributed
the article on the English language to the 7th edn of Encyclopaedia
Britannica (1842, rptd in the 8th edn 1860).
John Jamieson 1759–1839
The use of sacred history. Edinburgh 1802, 2 vols Hartford 1810.
An etymological dictionary of the Scottish language. 2 vols
Edinburgh 1808, 1818 (abridged by author), 1867 (rev by J.
Longmuir), 4 vols Paisley 1879–87 (rev by J. Longmuir and D.
Donaldson).
An historical account of the ancient culdees of Iona. Edinburgh 1811,
Glasgow 1890.
Hermes Scythius: or the radical affinities of the Greek and Latin languages
to the Gothic. Edinburgh 1814.
The Bruce [by Barbour] and Wallace [by Blind Harry]. 2 vols
Edinburgh 1820.
Jamieson also pbd 3 long poems (1789–98), sermons and theological works.
Augustus Henry Keane 1833–1912
A handbook of the history of the English language. 1860, enlarged
edn 1875.
Keane also wrote on geography, ethnology, history and anthropology.
Thomas Keightley 1789–1872
An account of the life, opinions and writings of John Milton with an
introd to Paradise lost. 1855.
The Shakespeare expositor. 1867.
Editions
The poems of John Milton, with notes. 2 vols 1859.
The plays of William Shakespeare. 6 vols 1864, 4 vols 1892–4.
Keightley also wrote on classical literature, mythology and history.
John Mitchell Kemble 1807–57
Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy | John Mitchell Kemble
History of the English language. First or Anglo-Saxon period.
Cambridge 1834.
The names, surnames and nicnames of the Anglosaxons. 1846.
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