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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Scenes from scripture, with other poems. 1851.
Psalms and hymns for public worship. 1854. Partly original, partly
compiled.
The book of Job, with a memoir by F. W. Croly. Edinburgh and
London 1863.
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Herring, R. A few personal recollections of . . . Croly. 1861.
Croly also pbd numerous sermons and other theological works, e.g. The
Apocalypse of St John: a new interpretation (1827); historical and biographical
works, e.g. on George IV (1830), and Burke (1840); edns of Jeremy
Taylor and Joseph Butler and of Pope’s and Byron’s poems; and voluminous
contributions to periodicals, including Blackwood’s Mag and Literary
Gazette. Four stories were rptd anon in Tales from Blackwood (vols 9–11,
1861).
Thomas Kitson Cromwell 1792–1870
The school-boy, with other poems. 1816.
Honour, or arrivals from college: a comedy. 1820. Prose.
The druid: a tragedy . . .. 1832.
Author of sermons, topographical works and biographies.
Allan Cunningham 1784–1842
Collection
Poems and songs. Ed P. Cunningham 1847.
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Songs, chiefly in the rural language of Scotland. 1813.
Sir Marmaduke Maxwell: a dramatic poem . . .. 1822 (2 edns).
Traditional tales of the English and Scottish peasantry. 2 vols 1822,
1874, 1887. Prose.
The songs of Scotland, ancient and modern . . .. Ed Cunningham 4
vols 1825; New York 1975.
Paul Jones: a romance. 3 vols Edinburgh and London 1826;
Philadelphia 1827; tr Ger by W. A. Lindau, Dresden and Leipzig
1842. Prose.
Sir Michael Scott: a romance. 3 vols 1828. Prose.
The anniversary, or poetry and prose for 1829. 1829.
The maid of Elvar: a poem . . .. 1832.
The works of Robert Burns . . .. Ed Cunningham 6 [8] vols 1834; 1 vol
Leipzig 1835; 2 vols London [1840]; 1 vol London 1840, 1842, 1845,
1847, 1850.
The complete works of Robert Burns . . .. Ed Cunningham, London
and Edinburgh 1835 (2 edns).
Lord Roldan: a romance. 3 vols 1836; New York 1836.
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Hogg, D. The life of . . . Cunningham. Dumfries and Glasgow 1875.
Editor of the Anniversary (1829) and biographer.
John William Cunningham 1780–1861
De Rancè: a poem. 1815 (2 edns); Elizabethtown NJ 1816; New York
1816; Middleboro MA 1857.
Morning thoughts in prose and verse on . . . St Matthew. By a
country clergyman. 1824 (4 edns); Philadelphia 1825, 1831. Anon.
Morning thoughts . . . on . . . St Mark. 1828 (2 edns).
Author of numerous sermons and of other prose on church matters, notably
The velvet cushion (1814, anon).
Mary Anne Curling b. c. 1796
Poetical pieces. Dover 1831; London 1831 (with some additional
pieces).
Thomas Dale 1797–1870
The widow of the city of Nain and other poems. By an undergraduate
of Cambridge. 1819 (anon, 2 edns), 1820, 1821 (2 edns, acknowledged),
1825 (8th edn), 1842 (with The outlaw of Taurus).
The outlaw of Taurus . . .. 1820 (2 edns), 1821, 1824.
Irad and Adah: a tale of the flood . . .. 1822 (2 edns), 1832.
The tragedies of Sophocles. Tr Dale 1824.
The poetical works. 1836.
Edited theological and literary texts, pbd sermons, and edited the Iris (1830,
1831).
John Darby, of Exeter fl. 1817–41
Three dialogues, with some gospel sonnets. Exeter 1817. Prose and
verse.
Gospel poems, on different heads . . .. Exeter 1827.
An entire new work: summer evening’s conversation . . .. Exeter
1829, 1831 (as Summer evening’s conversation in the fields), 1832.
Prose.
Gospel poems, never before seen in print . . .. Exeter 1834, 1835, 1841.
A dialogue between a watchman and the traveller . . . many excellent
poems. Exeter 1837, 1839. Prose and verse.
A new work: gospel poems, also . . . an interesting dialogue . . ..
Exeter 1841. Verse and prose.
George Darley, also ‘Guy Penseval’ 1795–1846
Collections
Miles.
Poems of the late G. Darley, a memorial volume printed for private
circulation. Ed [R. and M. J. Livingstone], Liverpool and London
[1850?].
Selections from the poems of G. Darley. Ed R. A. Streatfeild [1902?],
1904.
Complete poetical works. Ed R. Colles [1908] (ML).
The errors of ecstasie, Sylvia and Nepenthe. Ed D. H. Reiman, New
York and London 1978 (facs reprints).
Poems, consisting of essays, lyric . . . Poems, moral and descriptive.
Ed D. H. Reiman, New York and London 1978 (facs reprints).
Selected poems. Ed A. Ridler 1979.
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The errors of ecstasie: a dramatic poem, with other pieces. 1822.
Essays and sketches by the late R. Ayton, with a memoir [by Darley?].
1825. Prose.
The labours of idleness, or seven nights entertainments, by ‘Guy
Penseval’. 1826, 1829 (as vol 2 of The new sketch book). Anon.
Prose.
Sylvia, or the May queen: a lyrical drama. 1827; ed J. H. Ingram 1892.
The sorrows of hope. In The anniversary, ed A. Cunningham, 1829.
The new sketch book, by ‘Geoffrey Crayon jun’. 2 vols 1829. Vol 2
consists of the unused sheets of Labours of idleness, above. Prose.
Familiar astronomy. 1830. Prose.
Nepenthe. 1835 (priv ptd); ed R. A. Streatfeild, 1897.
Syren songs. In The tribute, ed Lord Northampton, 1837.
Thomas à Becket: a dramatic chronicle. 1840.
The works of Beaumont and Fletcher, with an introduction by G.
Darley. 2 vols 1840, 1851, 1862, 1866.
Ethelstan, or the battle of Brunanburh: a dramatic chronicle. 1841.
Prose.
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Abbott, C. C. The life and letters of G. Darley, poet and critic. 1928.
With bibliography.
Abbott, C. C. Further letters of G. Darley. Durham Univ Jnl 33 1940.
Darley contributed to London Mag (Dec 1822–Mar 1825 including six letters