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Xeniola: poems, including translations from Schiller and ‘De La
Motte Fouqué’ [Chamisso]. Dublin 1837.
Faustus: the second part, from the German of Goethe. 1864; ed H.
Morley 1886 (with Marlowe’s Faustus).
German literature at the close of the last century and the commencement
of the present. In Lectures on literature and art delivered
in Dublin, ser 2 1864.
Anster was a contributor, mainly on literary topics, to Blackwood’s Mag
(1818–24), Dublin Univ Mag (1837–56) and North Br Rev (1847–55).
Joseph Anstice 1808–36
Richard Coeur de Lion: a prize poem. Oxford [1828]. Anon.
Selections from the choric poetry of the Greek dramatic writers. Tr
Anstice 1832.
Hymns. Bridgwater [1836].
Contributed hymns to The child’s Christian year (1841, 1842, 1844, 1849,
1864) and wrote on Roman history.
Charles Bowker Ash b. 1781
Adbaston: a poem. Bath and London 1814.
The hermit of Hawkstone: a descriptive poem. Bath 1816.
A layman’s epistle to a certain nobleman. 1824. Anon.
The poetical works. 2 vols 1831.
Joseph Aston 1762–1844
An heroic epistle, from the quadruple obelisk . . .. Manchester 1809.
Anon.
The history of Johnny Shuttle and his cottage. [Manchester 1809.]
Anon. Prose.
Retributive justice: a tragedy. [Manchester 1813] (priv ptd). Anon.
A family story: a comedy. [Manchester 1814] (priv ptd). Anon. Prose.
Conscience: a tragedy . . .. 1815; New York 1816.
Metrical records of Manchester . . .. 1822. Anon.
Plays, poetry and prose . . .. Manchester 1826.
Author of gazetteers and guides to Manchester and Lancashire.
Edwin Atherstone 1788–1872
Collections
Miles 2.
The dramatic works. Ed M. E. Atherstone 1888. Includes Pelopidas,
Philip, and Love, poetry, philosophy and gout.
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The last days of Herculaneum, and Abradates and Panthea: poems.
1821.
A midsummer day’s dream: a poem. 1824.
The fall of Nineveh: a poem. 2 vols 1828–30, 1847 (enlarged), 1854,
1868 (further enlarged).
The sea-kings in England: an historical romance. 3 vols Edinburgh
1830. Anon. Prose.
The handwriting on the wall: a story. 3 vols 1858. Prose.
Israel in Egypt: a poem. 1861.
James Atkinson 1780–1852
Rodolpho: a poetical romance. Edinburgh 1801.
Firdausi, A. H. Soohrab: a poem, freely translated. Tr Atkinson 1814,
1828.
The aubid: an eastern tale. 1819.
Foscolo, U. Ricciarda: a tragedy. Tr Atkinson, Calcutta 1823.
The city of palaces: a fragment, and other poems. Calcutta 1824.
Tassoni, A. La secchia rapita, or the rape of the bucket: an heroicomical
poem. Tr Atkinson 2 vols 1825, 1827.
Firdausi, A. H. The Shah Nameh . . .. Tr Atkinson 1832, 1886
(Chandos classics), 1892. Prose and verse.
Nizami, G. Laili and Majnun: a poem. Tr Atkinson 1832, 1836, 1894
(as The loves of Laili and Majnun); ed L. C. Byng 1905.
Author of several bks on the Near East and on medical topics.
E. L. Aveline fl. 1810–12
Simple ballads, intended for the amusement and instruction of children.
1810.
The mother’s fables, in verse. Designed through the medium of
amusement to correct some of the faults and follies of children.
1812 (anon), 1814, 1818, 1824, [1835], 1845 (attributed mistakenly to
A. and J. Taylor), [1861?] (illustr W. Harvey).
Mary Bailey, formerly Walker fl. 1822–33
The months and other poems. London and Ballingdon 1822, 1833.
Palmyra: a poem. 1833 (2nd edn).
Reflections . . . upon the litany of the church of England. Ballingdon
[1833]. Prose.
Musae sacrae: collection of hymns and sacred poetry. London and
Ballingdon [1835]. Anon.
Thomas Bailey 1785–1856
What is life? And other poems. 1820.
The carnival of death: a poem. 1822.
Ireton: a poem. 1827.
My elbow chair. [Nottingham 183–?]
Recreations in retirement, by an old tradesman. 1836. Verse and
prose.
The advent of charity and other poems. 1851.
Other prose pbns mainly on political and religious subjects and on local
history.
Joanna Baillie 1762–1851
John T. Agg | Joanna Baillie
The BL and NLS house much miscellaneous ms material, including correspondence
and reviews. Harvard also houses some alterations to plays.
Bibliography
Carhart, Margaret S. The life and work of Joanna Baillie, with a bibliography.
New Haven CT and London 1923.
Collections and selections
The British theatre. Vol 24, ed E Inchbald, 1808.
The complete poetical works. Philadelphia 1832.
The dramatic and poetical works of Joanna Baillie. 1851, 1853.
Songs [with a memoir]. In The modern Scottish minstrel, ed Charles
Rogers, vol 1 1855.
Selected poems. Ed W. Whyte, in The poets and the poetry of the
century, vol 7 1893.
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Poems. 1790, 1994 (facs).
A series of plays: in which it is attempted to delineate the stronger
passions of the mind. Each passion being the subject of a tragedy
and a comedy. Vol 1 (Count Basil, The tryal, De Montfort), 1798,
1799, 1800, 1802, 1821; ed J. Wordsworth, London and New York
1990 (facs edn including Count Basil, The tryal and De Montfort).
Die Leidenschaften. Eine Reihe dramatischer Gemälde nach dem
Englishen . . . von C. F. Cramer. Amsterdam and Leipzig 1806.
A series of plays: in which it is attempted to delineate the stronger
passions of the mind. Each passion being the subject of a tragedy
and a comedy. Vol 2 (The election, Ethwald, The second marriage)
1802 (2 edns), 1806, 1821.
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