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Ignatia and other poems. London and Liverpool 1838.
Sacred poetry. 1840.
Sketches from the antique and other poems. Dublin 1844.
Author of a number of songs pbd with accompaniments.
John Bull, curate of Clipston fl. 1814–32
Poems and translations. 1814.
Devotional hymns . . . for public worship . . . 1827.
Also pbd sermons and religious works for the young.
Agnes Bulmer, formerly Collinson 1775–1836
§1
Thoughts on a future state, occasioned by the death of Mrs Rogers
. . . Also an elegy. By a young lady. Birmingham 1795. Anon. With
another ‘young lady’.
Messiah’s kingdom: a poem in twelve books. 1833; New York 1833.
Memoirs of Mrs Elizabeth Mortimer. 1836 (2 edns). Prose.
Scripture histories. 6 pts 1837–8. Prose.
§2
Collinson, A. R. Memoir of Mrs A. Bulmer . . . Mrs Bulmer’s last
poem . . .. 1837.
Select letters. Ed W. M. Bunting. 1842.
John Bulmer fl. 1821–35
Prichard, R. The vicar of Llandovery . . .. Tr Bulmer, Haverfordwest
1821; London 1830 (as Beauties of the vicar of Llandovery).
Hymns, original and select . . .. 1835.
Author of religious prose.
Sir James Bland Burges, after 1821 Sir James
Lamb, also ‘Alfred’, ‘Versus’ 1752–1824
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Heroic epistle from Serjeant Bradshaw in the shades to John
Dunning. 1780. Anon.
Considerations on the law of insolvency. 1783. Prose.
A letter to the Earl of Effingham. 1783. Prose.
Address to the country gentlemen of England. 1789. Prose.
Letters . . . on the Spanish aggression at Nootka 1790. Signed ‘Verus’.
Prose.
Narrative of the negociation between France and Spain in 1790.
[1790?] Prose.
The birth and triumph of love. 1796, 1822, 1823; ed D. H. Reiman,
New York and London 1978 (in Miscellaneous verse, with others,
facs reprint).
Richard the First: a poem in eighteen books. 2 vols 1801 (anon); ed
D. H. Reiman, New York and London 1977 (facs reprint, attributed).
The exodiad. 1807. By the authors of Calvary and Richard the First.
With R. Cumberland.
Riches, or the wife and brother: a play. 1810 (2 edns); New York 1810;
Philadelphia 1810; London 1814; ed ‘D. G.’ (George Daniel) 1826
(Cumberland’s British Theatre vol 24), 1830, 1886 (in Dicks’s
Standard Plays no 717). Prose.
Songs, duets, etc. In Tricks upon travellers. 1810 (2 edns). Anon.
Dramas. 2 vols 1817.
The dragon knight: a poem in twelve cantos. 1818; ed D. H. Reiman,
New York and London 1977 (facs reprint).
Reasons in favour of a new translation of the holy scriptures. 1819.
Prose.
Burges, M. A. The progress of the pilgrim good-intent. Ed Burges
1814 (9th edn), 1822 (10th edn). Prose.
An enquiry into the procrastination attributed to the House of
Lords. 1824. Prose.
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Selections from the letters and correspondence. Ed J. Hutton 1885.
His letters by ‘Alfred’ contributed to The Sun were issued as vols in 1792 and
1793; he also wrote several political and legal works.
William Burt 1778–1826
Carrington, N. T. Dartmoor: a descriptive poem . . .. Ed Burt, London
and Devonport 1826; London 1826.
Christianity: a poem in three books . . .. Ed. T. S. Burt 1835 (with a
memoir).
Author of works on politics and commerce.
Hans Busk, the elder 1772–1862
Henry Boyd | George Gordon Byron
Fugitive pieces in verse. 1814.
The banquet, in three cantos. 1819 (anon), 1820 (acknowledged).
The dessert: a poem . . . By the author of The banquet. 1819 (anon),
1820 (acknowledged).
The vestriad: a poem. 1819, 1820.
The lay of life: a poem. 1834.
Hebrew lyrics. By an octogenarian. 1859. Anon.
Maiden hours and maiden wiles. [1869] (illustr ‘Beaujolais’), [1872].
Anon.
George Gordon Byron, 6th Baron Byron 1788–1824
Manuscripts
The IELM, vol 4 pt 1 1982, contains an extensive listing of mss. Lord Byron.
The complete poetical works, ed McGann and Weller (see below), gives
the locations of all poetry mss in the relevant sections of its notes. Letters
and journals of Lord Byron, ed Marchand (see below), lists ms locations
in each vol. Lord Byron. The complete miscellaneous prose,ed
Nicholson (see below), also notes the locations of all mss.
Manuscripts in photo-facsimile
Levine, A. and J. J. McGann (ed). Lord Byron, vol 1, Poems 1807–1818,
in Manuscripts of the younger romantics 1986 reproduces the
mss of Imitation of Martial VI 34, Manfred, Beppo, Mazeppa and
Venice an ode, 4 lines from Oscar of Alva, and a galley-proof of
Hints from Horace.
Levine, A. and J. J. McGann (ed). Lord Byron, vol 2, Don Juan cantos
i–v, in Manuscripts of the younger romantics 1985 reproduces
the rough mss of Don Juan cantos i–v.
Levine, A. and J. J. McGann (ed). Lord Byron, vol 3, Poems 1819–1822,
in Manuscripts of the younger romantics 1988 reproduces the
rough mss of To the Po, The prophecy of Dante, Stanzas (‘Could
love live for ever’), Morgante Maggiore, Francesca of Rimini,
Marino Faliero, Werner, and Stanzas to a hindoo air.
Levine, A. and J. J. McGann (ed). Lord Byron, vol 4, Miscellaneous
poems, in Manuscripts of the younger romantics 1988 reproduces
the mss of The Edinburgh ladies’ petition to Doctor Moyes,
and his reply, Farewell! if ever fondest prayer, The corsair, The
castled crag of Drachenfels from Childe Harold iii, Don Juan xiii,
6 pages from the Galignani edn of Don Juan i and ii, with Byron’s
annotations, and Byron’s own annotated copy of Fugitive pieces.
Nicholson, A. (ed). Lord Byron, vol 5, Don Juan cantos vi–vii.
Manuscripts of the younger romantics 1989 reproduces the
rough mss of Don Juan cantos vi and vii, with facing transcripts.
Erdman, D. with the assistance of D. Worrall (ed). Lord Byron, vol 6,
Childe Harold’s pilgrimage; a critical, composite edition, in
Manuscripts of the younger romantics 1991 reproduces much of
the rough and fair-copy mss of Childe Harold cantos i–iv, with
transcripts.
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