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The Ingoldsby legends, or mirth and marvels. By ‘Thomas
Ingoldsby’. 3 ser 1840, 1842, 1843 (2nd edn of ser 1); New York 1843
(3 edns); Philadelphia 1844; London 1847 (ser 3 ed [R. H. D.
Barham], illustr G. Cruikshank, J. Leech and J. Tenniel);
Philadelphia 1847, 1848; London 1848 (as collection), 1852; New
York 1852; London 1855; New York 1856; Philadelphia 1856;
London 1858, [1860]; New York [186-?]; Philadelphia 1860;
London 1861, 1862, 1864; New York 1864; London 1865; New York
1865; London 1866 (Carmine edn); New York 1866; London 1867,
1868, 1869 (2 edns), 1870; New York 1870, 1872; London 1872, 1874,
1875; New York 1875; London 1876, 1877, 1878; New York 1878;
Edinburgh and London 1879; London 1880; New York 1880,
[188-?]; London 1881, 1882 (2 edns); New York ‘1884’ [1885];
London 1885; Phildelphia 1885, 1886; London 1887 (2 edns), 1889
(6 edns), [1890], 1891, [1892]; ed E. A. Bond 1894, 1895, 1898 (illustr
A. Rackham); New York [1899]; London and New York 1900;
London 1901 (3 edns), 1903 (illustr H. Cole); ed J. B. Atlay 1903,
1904, 1905 (2 edns), 1906, 1907; New York and London 1907;
London 1908 (2 edns); London and New York [1909]; Nottingham
1910; London 1911 (illustr H. G. Theaker); New York 1911; London
1912, ed J. Tanfield and G. Boas 1951. Selections: C. H. Ross’s penny
Ingoldsby [1875]; The smuggler’s leap 1877, [1886]; The farce of
Cathay, Shanghai 1870; The jackdaw of Rheims 1870, [1883];
Totteridge 1896; London [1912], 1913 (illustr C. Folkard), 1914
(illustr M. Travers), [1917]; Philadelphia [1919]; Tadworth 1976
(illustr L. Hemmant); The witch’s frolic 1876, 1886, 1888; The lay
of St Aloys (illustr E. M. Jessop) [1884]; The knight and the lady
(illustr E. M. Jessop) [1886]; The lay of St Odille 1915; tr Ger by I.
Schmidt, Leipzig [1897].
Some account of my cousin Nicholas. By ‘Thomas Ingoldsby’. 3 vols
Philadelphia 1835; 1841, 1 vol 1846; Buffalo, London and New York
1856. A novel rptd from Blackwood’s Mag 1834.
The Ingoldsby lyrics, by ‘Thomas Ingoldsby’, edited by his son. 1881.
Partly from The Ingoldsby legends, partly from other sources.
The Garrick Club: notices of one hundred and thirty-five of its
former members. [New York?] 1896 (facs reprint, priv ptd).
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Barham, R. D. H. The life and letters of Barham. 2 vols 1870, 1 vol
1880.
Personal reminiscences by Barham, Harness and Hodder. Ed R. H.
Stoddard, New York 1875.
Edward William Barnard 1791–1828
Poems, founded upon the poems of Meleager. 1817, 1818 (as Trifles,
imitative of the chaster style of Meleager). Anon.
The protestant beadsman, or a series of biographical notices and
hymns. 1822. Anon.
Fifty select poems of . . . Flaminio imitated. Ed F. Wrangham,
Chester 1829.
Bernard Barton 1784–1849
Collections
Selections from the poems and letters of Barton. Ed L. Barton 1849
(with memoir by E. FitzGerald); Philadelphia 1850 (as Memoir,
letters and poems); London 1853 (as Poems and letters).
Miles 10 (11).
Selected poems. 1905.
A day in autumn, and Napoleon, and Verses on the death of Shelley.
Ed D. H. Reiman, New York and London 1977 (facs reprint of 1820
and 1822).
Metrical effusions and The triumph of the Orwell and The convict’s
appeal. Ed D. H. Reiman, New York and London 1977 (facs
reprint).
Poems by an amateur, 1818, and Poems 1820. Ed D. H. Reiman, New
York and London 1977 (facs reprint).
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Metrical effusions. Woodbridge 1812.
Mr John Rogers and his opponents. By [B. B.]. [Ipswich 1813]. Anon.
The triumph of the Orwell. Woodbridge [1817.] Anon.
The convict’s appeal. 1818. Anon.
Poems by an amateur. 1818. Anon.
A day in autumn: a poem. 1820.
Poems. 1820, 1821; Philadelphia 1821 (with addns); London 1822,
1825; Mountpleasant OH 1823; Augusta ME 1825; Boston 1826,
1832; Philadelphia 1844, 1848.
Napoleon and other poems. 1822, 1824 (as Minor poems).
Verses on the death of P. B. Shelley. 1822.
Ode to time. 1823.
Flowers. 1824.
Poetic vigils. 1824.
Devotional poems. 1825.
Devotional verses, founded on, and illustrative of, select texts of
Scripture. 1826.
A missionary’s memorial, or verses on the death of J. Lawson. 1826.
A widow’s tale and other poems. 1827.
A new year’s eve and other poems. 1828.
Bible letters for children [by L. Barton], with introductory verses by
B. Barton. 1831, [1857?] (6th edn (as Bible stories)).
The missionary. [1833.]
The reliquary, with a prefatory appeal for poetry and poets. 1836.
With L. Barton.
Triplets for the truth’s sake. [1842?] Anon.
Household verses. 1845; Philadelphia 1846, 1849.
Sea-weeds, gathered at Aldborough. Woodbridge 1846 (priv ptd).
A memorial of J. J. Gurney. 1847; Philadelphia 1847.
A brief memorial of Major E. Moor FRS. Woodbridge 1848 (priv
ptd).
Birthday verses at sixty-four. Woodbridge 1848.
Ichabod! Woodbridge 1848.
On the signs of the times. Woodbridge 1848 (priv ptd).
The gift of a friend. Philadelphia 1849; Buffalo NY [1870?].
The natural history of the Holy Land [by L. Barton], with poetical
illustrations by B. Barton. [1856].
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Lucas, E. V. Bernard Barton and his friends. 1893.
Letters from B. Barton to Robert Southey. Ed C. Woodring,
Cambridge MA 1950.
The literary correspondence of B. Barton. Ed J. E. Barcus,
Philadelphia 1966.
Edited Fisher’s Juvenile Scrap-Book (1836, and with A. Strickland 1837
and 1839).
R. C. Barton fl. 1816–20
Marianne Baillie | Henrietta Battier
Adelaide of Lorraine: a poetic narrative. By a gentleman in the
country. 1816 (anon), 1818 (2 edns, acknowledged).
Rosalba: a tale of Sicily. 1819.
Chrysallina, or the butterfly’s gala . . . 1820.
Henrietta Battier, also ‘Patt. Pindar’ or ‘Pat T.
Pindar’ 1751–1813
The protected fugitives: a collection of miscellaneous poems . . . By a
lady. Dublin 1791. Anon.
The Kirwanade, or poetical epistle . . . By [‘Patt. Pindar’]. Dublin 1791
(nos 1 and 2). Anon.
The Gibbonade, or political reviewer . . . By [‘Patt. Pindar’]. Dublin
1793–4 (nos 1–3). Anon.
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