The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

A poem occasioned by the cessation of public mourning for . . .
Princess Charlotte . . .. 1818.
James Everett, also ‘William Cowper’ 1784–1872
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An extraordinary chace, or the parson and the cat. By ‘William
Cowper’. Sheffield [1820?] (2nd edn), London 1831.
A subject’s tribute in memory of George the Third. Sheffield 1820.
Elijah: tributary verses occasioned by the death of J. Benson. 1823
(2nd edn).
The Yorkshire hunt. By ‘William Cowper’. London and Manchester
1830; London, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dublin 1831. Anon.
Edwin, or Northumbria’s royal fugitive restored . . .. 1831.
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Chew, R. J. Everett: a biography. 1875.
Author of sermons and memoirs and editor of Wesleyan pbns. He employed
several pseudonyms.
Catherine Maria Fanshawe 1765–1834
Collections
The aenigma. 1818 (ptd as Byron’s in Three poems not included in
the works of Lord Byron).
A collection of poems from living authors. Ed J. Baillie 1823.
Includes a few poems by Catherine Fanshawe ptd for the first
time.
Memorials of Miss C. M. Fanshawe. [Ed W. Harness], Westminster
(London) [1865] (priv ptd). Includes most of her poems.
Literary remains, with notes by W. Harness. 1876. Verse.
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Speech of the member for Odium. [1833.] Anon.
Charles Feist 1795–1856
Poetical effusions, comprising poems, ballads . . .. 1813.
Breathings of the woodland lyre. Newark 1815.
Elegiac lines on the death of . . . Sophia Charlotte . . .. Halesworth
1818.
The wreath of solitude . . .. Newmarket [1818].
Thoughts in rhyme. By an East Anglian. London and Swaffham
1825, 1828. Anon.
Spring blossoms. Swaffham 1831 (3rd edn); London 1844. Prose.
Summer flowers from the garden of wisdom. 1833. Prose.
Useful rhymes for youth betimes! A poetical remembrancer of the
sovereigns of England. 1837.
William Fernyhough fl. 1786–1814
Poems. Newcastle 1786.
Trentham park: a poem. Newcastle 1789.
Poems on various occasions. Newcastle 1814.
John Finlay 1782–1810
Wallace, or the vale of Ellerslie, with other poems. Glasgow,
Edinburgh and London 1802 (anon); Glasgow 1804 (acknowledged),
1806.
Scottish historical and romantic ballads, chiefly ancient . . .. Ed
Finlay, Edinburgh and Glasgow 1808.
Howard Fish fl. 1817–19
Amatory and other verses. 1817.
The wrongs of man: a satire . . .. 1819.
J. B. Fisher fl. 1808–18
Pathetic tales, poems. 1808.
Poems, pathetic, elegiac and romantic . . .. 1809.
Poetical rhapsodies. 1818.
James Fisher b. 1759
Poems on various subjects. Dumfries 1790.
A spring day . . .. Edinburgh 1803, 1806, 1808; New York 1813;
Liverpool 1818, 1819; Edinburgh and London 1823 (7th edn).
Prose.
An elegy on the death of David’s psalms. Carlisle 1805.
A winter season . . .: an essay on the good things in life. Edinburgh
1810; Liverpool 1815 (3rd edn); Edinburgh 1821 (5th edn );
Northampton 1826 (6th edn). Prose.
Scripture riddles. Derby 1823, Northampton 1827 (3rd edn).
The Westminster assembly’s shorter catechism, in verse. Derby
1824.
John Fisher 1774?–1846
The Valley of Llanherne and other pieces in verse. 1801.
Residence: two letters in verse. 1821. Anon.
The honeymoon. 1840.
Also pbd on church topics.
William Thomas Fitzgerald or Fitz-Gerald
1759–1829
Collection
The sturdy reformer, The tribute of an humble muse, Lines . . .. Ed D.
H. Reiman, New York and London 1979 (facs reprints of 9 works).
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The sturdy reformer: a new song. 1792. Anon.
The tribute of an humble muse to an unfortunate captive queen. By
W. T. F***g***d. 1793.
Lines on the murder of the queen of France . . .. 1794.
Nelson’s triumph, or the battle of the Nile . . .. 1799.
Miscellaneous poems . . .. 1801.
The tears of Hibernia! Dispelled by the union . . .. 1802.
Britons never will be slaves!! [1803.] Single sheet.
Britons! To arms!! [1803] (4th edn). Single sheet.
Nelson’s tomb: a poem . . .. 1805, [1806].
A tribute to the memory of H. Nelson. [1805.] Anon. Single sheet.
The battle of Salamanca. [1812.] Single sheet.
Poems for the anniversary of the literary fund. 1813. Anon. With
Charles Symmons.
The tyrant’s downfall . . .. 1814.
Wellington’s triumph, or the battle of Waterloo. 1815, 1825 (as The
battle of Waterloo).
An address for the anniversary of the literary fund. 1817.
An elegy on the death of the Princess Charlotte. 1817.
A poem for the anniversary of the literary fund. 1821.
The literary fund: anniversary poem. [1822.]
Alice Flowerdew, Mrs Daniel 1759–1830
Poems, on moral and religious subjects. London, Oxford and
Norwich 1803, 1804; London 1811.
Eliza S. Francis fl. 1813–15
Mary Elliott | Eliza S. Francis
The rival roses, or wars of York and Lancaster: a metrical tale . . .. 2
vols 1813. Anon.
Sir Wilibert de Waverley, or the bridal eve: a poem. 1815.
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