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R. W[harton?]. Cheviot: a poetical fragment. Ed [Adamson],
Newcastle 1817.
The marriage of the Coquet and the Alwine. Ed [Adamson],
Newcastle 1817. Anon.
Memoirs of the life and writings of . . . Camoens. 2 vols 1820. Prose.
[M. Cockle.] Verses written at the house of Mr Henderson . . .. Ed
Adamson, Newcastle 1823.
Lusitania illustrata . . .. Newcastle 1842, 1846. Prose and verse.
Reply of Camoens . . .. Newcastle 1845.
Sonnets. Newcastle 1845.
Ballads from the Portuguese. Tr J. A[damson] and R. C. C[oxe],
Newcastle 1846.
Camoens. The Lusiad, bks I–V. Tr E. Quillinan and ed Adamson 1853.
John T. Agg, also ‘Humphrey Hedgehog’,
‘Jeremiah Juvenal’, ‘Peter Pindar, jr’ and
‘Centinel’ fl. 1804–34
The ghost of ‘r_l stripes . . .’. By ‘Jeremiah Juvenal’. 1812 (3 edns).
Three r_l bloods . . .: a poem. By ‘Peter Pindar, jr’. 1812 (9 edns), 1814
(15th edn).
The r_l lover . . .: a poem. By ‘Peter Pindar, jr’. 1812 (12 edns), 1813 (4
edns).
The r_l sprain: an ode. By ‘Humphrey Hedgehog’. 1812.
Turning out, or St S_’s in an uproar . . . . By ‘Peter Pindar, jr’. 1812.
Rejected odes. Ed ‘Humphrey Hedgehog’. 1813. Anon.
The r_l brood, or an illustrious hen and her pretty chickens: a
poem. By ‘Peter Pindar, jr’. 1813 (5 edns), 1814 (15th edn).
The r_l mystery . . .: a poem. By ‘Humphrey Hedgehog’. 1813 (6
edns).
The general-post bag, or news. By ‘Humphrey Hedgehog’. 1814 (2
edns), 1815.
The London bazaar, or where to get cheap things: a humorous pindaric
poem. By ‘Humphrey Hedgehog’. [1816.]
Lord Byron’s farewell to England, with other poems. 1816 (2 edns).
Anon.
Lord Byron’s pilgrimage to the holy land. London 1817 (2 edns, the
2nd as A pilgrimage to the holy land: a poem, by ‘Lord Byron’);
Philadelphia 1817. Anon.
The ocean harp: a poem in two cantos. 1819; Philadelphia 1819.
The r_l fowls . . .: a poem. By the author of The r_l brood. 1820 (9
edns).
See also col 869.
Lucy Aikin 1781–1864
Collection
Memoirs, miscellanies and letters. Ed P. H. Le Breton 1864.
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Epistles on women, exemplifying their character and condition in
various ages and nations. With miscellaneous poems. 1810;
Boston 1810.
A. L. Barbauld. The works. Ed Aikin 2 vols 1825. Prose and verse.
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Correspondence of W. E. Channing and Aikin. Ed A. L. Le Breton
1874.
Edited numerous works for children and wrote memoirs of literary and historical
figures. See also col 2078.
Sir Whitelaw Ainslie, also ‘Caledonnicus’
1767–1837
Pizarro, or the Peruvian mother . . .: a tragedy . . .. Edinburgh 1817.
Clemenza, or the Tuscan orphan: a tragic drama . . .. Bath 1822;
London 1823.
Fitz-Raymond, or the rambler on the Rhine . . . By ‘Caledonnicus’.
Edinburgh 1831. Anon.
Author of several medical pbns and descriptions of India.
David Anderson, mechanic, of Aberdeen
fl. 1808–33
The Scottish village: a rural poem. Aberdeen 1808.
The martial achievements of Sir William Wallace: an historical
play . . .. Aberdeen 1821.
Poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect. Aberdeen 1826 (2 edns).
King Robert Bruce, or the battle of Bannockburn: an historical play.
By the author of The Scottish village. 1833.
Edward Anderson, master of the brig ‘Jemima’
fl. 1792–1828
Poems, A description of a shepherd . . .. Workington [1792?].
The sailor: a poem . . .. Newcastle [1800?] (new edn); Leeds [1805?];
Newcastle 1806; Prescot 1807 (as The life of a sailor: a poem in
three parts); 12th edn Prescot 1807; Leeds [c. 1810]; Hull 1828 (‘12th
edn’); Driffield 1878; Hull 1986.
Robert Anderson 1770–1833
Collections
The poetical works. 2 vols Carlisle 1820. With autobiography, essay
on the peasantry of Cumberland, and Observations on the style
and genius of the author by T. Sanderson.
Dialogues, poems, songs and ballads, by various writers, in the
Westmoreland and Cumberland dialects. Ed A. Wheeler 1839.
Includes 35 poems by Anderson.
The songs and ballads of Cumberland, to which are added dialect
and other poems. Ed S. Gilpin, London and Carlisle 1866, 3 vols
1874 (rev). Includes poems by Anderson.
Cumberland ballads. Ed S. Gilpin 1866; London and Carlisle 1893.
Cumberland dialect: selections from the Cumberland ballads of
Anderson. Ed G. Crowther, Carlisle 1904; Ulverston 1907.
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Poems on various subjects. Carlisle 1798.
Ballads in the Cumberland dialect. Carlisle 1805; Wigton 1808, 1815
(enlarged), 1823; Carlisle 1823, 1828 (ed T. Sanderson); Wigton
1834; Alnwick [1840?]; Wigton [1845?] (enlarged); Carlisle [1850?],
1864; Cockermouth 1870; Ulverston 1904 (centenary edn, ed T.
Ellwood, as Anderson’s Cumberland ballads and songs).
William Angus, A.M., of Glasgow fl. 1807–41
Juvenile pieces in prose and verse . . .. Glasgow 1815, 1831 (6th edn).
A selection of poetical and dramatic pieces . . .. Ed Angus, Glasgow
1813 (2nd edn), 1821.
Author of school-books.
John Anster 1793–1867
Ode to fancy, with other poems. Dublin 1813.
Lines on the death of the . . . Princess Charlotte of Wales. Dublin
1818.
Poems with some translations from the German. Edinburgh 1819.
Faustus: a dramatic mystery, The bride of Corinth, The first
Walpurgis night, translated from the German of Goethe. 1835.
Faustus, i.e. Faust pt 1, has often been rptd, e.g. ed H. Morley 1883;
2 vols New York 1886–7, 1888; 1890; ed A. W. Ward, London 1907
(WC); 1985 (illustr H. Clarke). Extracts appeared anon in
Blackwood’s Mag June 1820.