The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Poems, being the genuine compositions . . .. Norwich, London and
Cambridge 1821.
Miscellaneous poems, being the genuine compositions . . . third
volume. Norwich 1835.
James Beresford 1764–1840
The Aeneid of Virgil. Tr Beresford 1794.
The battle of Trafalgar . . .. [1805.]
The song of the sun . . . from . . . the Edda. 1805.
The cross and the crescent: an heroic metrical romance. 1824.
Author of religious prose and prose satire, including The miseries of
human life (1806).
Lionel Thomas Berguer b. 1789
Alfieri, V. Philip, King of Spain. Tr Berguer 1809.
Stanzas, inscribed to Walter Scott, Esq. Edinburgh and London 1815.
Trifles in verse, including some experiments in Latin rhyme.
Edinburgh and London 1817.
Stanzas to the queen, with other verses. 1820.
Edited The British essayists (1823, 45 vols) and wrote on literature and politics.
John Richard Best, later John Richard Digby
Beste 1806–85
Cuma, the warrior-bard of Erin and other poems. 1829.
Satires and the beggar’s coin: a poem. 1831, 1845 (as The beggar’s
coin, or love in Italy).
Author of a number of novels and memoirs and of some religious prose.
Mary Matilda Betham 1776–1852
Collections
The lay of Marie and Vignettes in verse. Ed D. H. Reiman, New York
and London 1978 (facs reprint of 1816 and 1818).
Poems and elegies. Ed D. H. Reiman, New York and London 1978
(facs reprint of 1808 and 1797).
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Elegies and other smaller poems. Ipswich and London [1797].
Poems. 1808.
The lay of Marie: a poem. 1816; Poole 1996 (facs reprint).
Vignettes, in verse. 1818.
See also col 2083.
Elizabeth Beverley, Mrs R. fl. 1819–28
A poetical olio. 1819.
Entertaining and moral poems, on various subjects . . .. [1826?] (4
edns).
Entertaining moral poems, on a variety of subjects. 1826 (2nd edn).
The actress’s ways and means . . .. [1820?], 1822 (4th edn), 1822 (6th
edn), [1823?] (10th edn), 1823 (12th edn).
The book of variety . . .. 1823, 1824 (5th edn). Prose and verse.
A new dish of all sorts, containing original songs, poems . . .. 1824
(3rd edn).
The bee, containing letters . . . to . . . Poll Curious. 1827.
Useful subjects in prose and verse. 1828 (4th ed).
Reflections. 1829. Prose.
Pbd miscellaneous prose.
John Laurens Bicknell, the younger fl. 1820–4
The modern church: a satirical poem . . .. 1820.
Original miscellanies in prose and verse.London and Edinburgh 1820.
Psalms and hymns . . .. Ed [Bicknell] 1811.
Psalms selected for the service of the church. Ed Bicknell,
Greenwich 1821, 1822.
The hour of trial: a tragedy. 1824.
John Bidlake 1755–1814
Elegy written on the author’s revisiting the place of his former residence.
1788. Anon.
Elegy supposed to be written . . .. Plymouth 1790 (2nd edn).
Poems. Plymouth, London and Exeter 1794; London 1794.
The sea: a poem . . .. 1796.
The country parson: a poem. 1797.
Eugenio, or the precepts of Prudentius: a moral tale. 1799. Prose.
The summer’s eve: a poem. 1800.
Virginia, or the fall of the decemvirs: a tragedy. 1800.
Youth: a poem. 1802.
The poetical works. 1804 (2nd ed).
The year: a poem. 1813.
Author of religious prose.
James Bird, of Yoxford 1788–1839
Collections
Three very interesting letters . . . by Clare, Cowper and Bird. Great
Totham 1837 (priv ptd).
Selections from the poems . . .. Ed (with memoir) by T. Harral
[1840].
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Festival song. [1814.] Anon.
The vale of Slaughden: a poem in five cantos. Halesworth 1819;
London 1819.
Machin, or the discovery of Madeira: a poem. 1821, 1831.
Cosmo, Duke of Tuscany: a tragedy . . .. 1822.
[B. Barton and W. Fletcher.] A short account of Leiston Abbey. With
. . . verses. Ed Bird 1823.
Poetical memoirs, The exile: a tale. 1823, 1824, 1833.
Dunwich: a tale of the splendid city, in four cantos. 1828.
Framlingham: a narrative of the castle, in four cantos. 1831.
The emigrant’s tale: a poem . . . and miscellaneous poems. 1833,
1835.
The smuggler’s daughter: a drama. 1836 (2 edns).
Francis Abbott, the recluse of Niagara and Metropolitan sketches,
2nd ser. 1837.
Rhyming letter. 1837.
Mary Bishop, of Liverpool fl. 1812–13
Poetic tales and miscellanies. Liverpool and London 1812; London
and Dublin 1813 (as St Oswald, and other poetic tales and miscellanies).
Anon.
Joseph Blacket 1786–1810
Collections
Specimens of the poetry of . . . Blacket, with an account of his life. Ed
S. J. Pratt. 1809.
The remains of . . . Blacket, consisting of poems . . .. Ed S. J. Pratt 2
vols 1811.
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The times: an ode . . .. 1809.
Anne Blanchard fl. 1822–3
Midnight reflections and other poems. 1822, 1823.
Peter Bayley | Anne Blanchard
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