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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Marriage ode royal, after the manner of Dryden. By [‘Pat T. Pindar’].
[Dublin?] 1795. Anon.
The lemon: a poem . . . in answer to . . . The orange . . . Dublin 1797.
Anon.
An address to the subject of the projected union . . . By ‘Patt. Pindar’.
Dublin 1799.
Peter Bayley, also ‘Giorgione di Castel Chiuso’
1778?–1823
Poems. 1803; Philadelphia 1804.
Idwal and other portions of a poem . . .. 1817, 1824 (as Idwal: a poem).
Anon.
Sketches from St George’s Fields. By ‘Giorgione di Castel Chiuso’. 2
ser 1820–1.
A queen’s appeal. 1820. Anon.
Orestes in Argos: a tragedy . . .. 1825 (2 edns, the 2nd in Dolby’s
British Theatre vol 12), [1826] (in Cumberland’s British Theatre no
78), [1830?] (in Cumberland’s British Theatre vol 12).
Nathaniel Thomas Haynes Bayly, also ‘Q in the
corner’ 1797–1839
Collections
Songs, ballads and other poems. Ed H. B. Bayly 2 vols 1844, 1 vol 1857.
With memoir.
Miles 9 (10).
Songs of the affections, selected by W. L. Hanchant. 1932.
Rough sketches of Bath, Epistles from Bath, Parliamentary letters,
The dandies of the present. Ed D. H. Reiman, New York and
London 1978 (facs reprint).
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Rough sketches of Bath, by ‘Q in the corner’. Bath 1817 (2 edns), 1818;
London 1819, 1820 (enlarged).
Epistles from Bath, or Q’s letters to his Yorkshire relations, and miscellaneous
poems by ‘Q in the corner’. Bath 1817.
Parliamentary letters and other poems, by ‘Q in the corner’. 1818,
1820.
The dandies of the present and the macaronies of the past: a rough
sketch by ‘Q in the corner’. Bath [1818?].
The tribute of a friend. Oxford 1819.
Mournful recollections. Oxford 1820.
Outlines of Edinburgh and other poems. 1822.
Erin and other poems. Dublin 1822.
Psychae, or songs on butterflies . . . in Latin rhyme. Tr [F.
Wrangham], Malton 1828 (priv ptd).
Fifty lyrical ballads. Bath 1829 (priv ptd).
Musings and prosings. Boulogne 1833.
Flowers of loveliness, by various artists, with poetical illustrations
by T. H. Bayly. 1837; London and New York 1837, [185-?].
Kindness in women: tales. 3 vols 1837; Calcutta 1838; 1 vol London
1862. Prose.
Weeds of witchery. 1837.
Songs and ballads. [1837?] anon, acknowledged ed [H. B. Bayly] 1844;
Philadelphia 1844.
Also wrote numerous dramatic pieces, including the farce Perfection, 1836; a
novel, The Aylmers 3 vols 1827; collections of songs with music, e.g. Songs
of the days of chivalry, with music by T. H. Severn, 1831; single-sheet
quarto issues of popular songs, e.g. I’d be a butterfly.
Edward Dacres Baynes fl. 1818–47
Love and laudanum, or the sleeping dose: a farce. 1818. Prose.
Ovid. Epistles . . .. Vol 1. Tr Baynes 1818 (2 edns).
Childe Harold in the shades . . .. 1819. Anon.
Pastorals, Ruggiero, with other poems. 1819.
Annals of England: a poem. 1849.
Rev Thomas Beck, also ‘Timothy Touch ’em’
and ‘Aliquis’ fl. 1782–1821
Hymns calculated for . . . public . . . worship. Rochester 1782.
The cause of the dumb pleaded . . .. [1791?]
The missionary: a poem . . .. 1795.
The passions taught by truth: an allegorical poem. 1795.
The mission: a poem. 1796.
An elegy on the death of . . . Henry Hunter. 1802.
The age of frivolity: a poem. By ‘Timothy Touch ’em’. 1806 (anon),
1807, 1809 (acknowledged).
An elegiac tribute to the memory of . . . John Newton . . . By the
author of The age of frivolity. [1807?] Anon.
Poetic amusement . . .. [1809.]
Modern persecution: a poem in three cantos. By the author of The
age of frivolity. 1811. Anon.
An elegy on the lamented death of . . . the Princess Charlotte. 1817.
Hymns for villagers . . . By ‘Aliquis’. 1821. Anon.
John Belfour 1768–1842
Fables on subjects connected with literature. Imitated from the
Spanish of de Yriarte [Iriarte]. 1804, 1806 (as Literary fables).
de Iriarte, T. Music: a didactic poem. Tr Belfour 1807.
Spanish heroism, or the battle of Roncesvalles: a metrical romance.
1809.
Odes in honour of . . . the prince regent . . .. 1812 (25 copies only).
Translated the Psalms and collected proverbs.
Henry Glassford Bell 1803–74
Poems. Edinburgh 1824.
Summer and winter hours. London and Edinburgh 1831.
Romances and minor poems.‘1866’ [1865].
Mary, Queen of Scots: a poem . . .. [1890]; Edinburgh and London
[1907]; London and Glasgow 1910; London and Edinburgh 1911.
Editor, author of fiction, history, biography, reminiscences.
Elizabeth Ogilvy Benger 1778–1827
The female geniad: a poem, inscribed to Mrs Crespigny. 1791.
Poems on the abolition of the slave trade . . .. 1809. With J.
Montgomery and J. Grahame.
Author also of novels and literary and historical memoirs.
Charles Frederick Bennett b. 1775
His memoirs and poetry. Holt 1817.
Donjon, prospect and reflection: a moral . . . poem. Canterbury
1834.
William Bennoch, later Bennet fl. 1822–40
The sabbath and other poems. Dumfries 1822.
Traits of Scottish life . . .. 3 vols 1830. Anon. Prose.
Songs of solitude. Glasgow 1831.
The prodigal son: a poem in three parts. 1836.
The chief of Glen-Orchay . . .. 1840. Anon.
Elizabeth Bentley 1767–1839
Genuine poetical compositions, on various subjects. Norwich 1791.
An ode on the glorious victory over the . . . fleets. Norwich [1805?].