The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
339 | 340
Susan Fraser fl. 1809–11
Camilla de Florian and other poems. 1809 (2 edns), 1811 (as Poems).
John Hookham Frere 1769–1846
Collections
Aristophanes: a metrical version of The Acharnians, The knights
and The birds. Malta [1839?] (priv ptd); London 1840; ed H.
Morley 1886, 1909; selection: The knights. ed W. A. Landes, Studio
City CA 1992. Included in many collections of Greek translations.
National poems. Ed R. Shepherd 1867.
Works in verse and prose. Ed W. E. and B. Frere 2 vols 1872, 3 vols
1873, 1874; London and New York 1874. Memoir by B. Frere.
Parodies and other burlesque pieces by Canning, Ellis and Frere. Ed
H. Morley 1890 (Carisbrooke Lib).
Aristophanes: four plays. Ed W. W. Merry, Oxford [1907]. For other
posthumous printings of single plays and groups, see BLC.
§1
The microcosm. Windsor 1786–7; 1809. See under Canning, col 289,
above. Frere contributed 5 papers.
Ode on Aethelstan’s victory. 1801 (in Ellis’s Specimens of the early
English poets).
Translations from the Cid. 1808 (in R. Southey, Chronicle of the Cid).
Prospectus and specimen of an intended national work by W. and R.
Whistlecraft relating to King Arthur. Cantos 1–2 1817, 1818 (2
edns); Cantos 3–4 1818; The monks and the giants: prospectus
and specimen. 1818, 1821 (4th edn), 1833; Bath 1842; ed R. D.
Waller, Manchester, London and New York 1926; Oxford 1992
(facs reprint of 1818). Anon.
Fables for five years old. 1820; Malta 1830; Diss, Norfolk 1859. Anon.
Psalms, etc. 1835, [1839?]. Anon. A metrical paraphrase.
Aristophanes. The frogs. Tr Frere 1839.
Theognis restitutus, the personal history of the poet deduced from
an analysis of his existing fragments: a hundred fragments in
English metre. Malta 1842; London 1856 (Bohn’s Lib, as The
works of Theognis). Prose.
See also under Anti-Jacobin, col 2935, below.
§2
Festing, G. Frere and his friends. 1899.
von Eichler, A. Frere: sein Leben und seine Werke, sein Einflüss auf
Byron. Vienna and Leipzig 1905.
Caroline Fry, later Wilson 1787–1846
A poetical catechism, or sacred poetry for the use of young persons.
1822 (2nd edn), 1826 (4th edn), 1857.
Serious poetry. 1822, 1823, 1826, 1833.
Death and other poems. 1823.
An autobiography. 1848; Philadelphia 1849; London 1850. Anon.
A number of religious pbns in prose.
Thomas Furlong 1794–1827
The misanthrope, with other poems. Dublin 1821 (2nd edn).
The doom of Derenzie: a poem. 1829.
Irish minstrelsy . . . with poetical translations. Ed James Hardiman 2
vols 1831.
Support under suffering, or letters to a young relative. [1855], 1871.
Prose.
Edward Gandy fl. 1823–7
Lorenzo, the outcast son: a tragic drama . . . After Schiller. 1823.
Caswallon, king of Britain: a tragedy. 1826.
Moods and tenses. By one of us. 1827. Anon. Prose.
William Gardiner, master of Lydney Academy
1766–1825
Collection
Original poems, songs and essays . . .. Ed [M. A. Gardiner] 1854.
§1
The sultana, or the jealous queen: a tragedy. Gloucester and London
1806.
Poems on various occasions. 1813.
The voyage of Admiral George Carlton in search of loyalty: a poetic
epistle. 1820.
Also wrote prose fiction for the young.
Catherine Grace Garnett, later Godwin 1798–1845
Collection
The poetical works . . . with a sketch of her life. Ed A. C. Wigan 1854.
§1
The night before the bridal: a Spanish tale; Sappho: a dramatic
sketch and other poems. 1824.
The wanderer’s legacy: a collection of poems on various subjects. 1829.
The reproving angel: a vision. 1835.
Author also of prose fiction.
Thomas Gent fl. 1805–28
Collection
Poetic sketches, Poems. Ed D. H. Reiman, New York and London
1978 (facs reprints of 1808 and 1828).
§1
Poetic sketches. Yarmouth 1805; London 1806, 1808.
Monody to the memory of . . . Sheridan. 1816.
Lines suggested by the death of the Princess Charlotte. 1817, 1818.
Poems. 1820, 1828.
John Gerrond b. 1765
Collection
The new poetical works of J. G., the Galloway poet. Dumfries 1848.
§1
Poems on several occasions . . .. Glasgow 1802.
The poetical and prose works . . .. Leith 1811, 1812, 1813, 1815.
William Gilbert 1760?–1825?
The hurricane: a theosophical and western eclogue, to which is subjoined
A solitary effusion in a summer’s evening. Bristol 1796;
Oxford 1990 (facs reprint).
Octavius Graham Gilchrist 1779–1823
Rhymes. 1805. Anon.
The poems of Richard Corbet. Ed Gilchrist 1807 (4th edn).
A letter to W. Gifford . . .. 1811. Prose.
Editor of plays and critic of Elizabethan lit.
Robert Gilfillan 1798–1850
Collection
Rogers 3.
§1
Original songs. Edinburgh and Leith 1831; Edinburgh 1835
(enlarged as Songs), 1839 (as Poems and songs), 1851 (with memoir
[by W. Anderson]).
Emmanuel’s land. [Leith 1846?]