The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

William Gillespie 1776–1825
The progress of refinement: an allegorical poem. Edinburgh and
London 1805.
Consolation, with other poems. Edinburgh and London 1815.
The rebellion of Absalom: a discourse. Dumfries 1820 (2nd edn).
Prose.
Thomas Gillet fl. 1817–32
The banks of Isis and other poems. Oxford 1817.
Fashion: a didactic sketch . . .. Oxford 1819.
Fashion, The emigrants and other poems. Oxford 1819.
The midland minstrel . . .. tales and local legends. Oxford and
London 1822.
The juvenile wreath . . . poems, chiefly on subjects of natural history.
Oxford 1832. Anon.
Robert Pearse Gillies 1788–1858
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Childe Alarique: a poet’s reverie. Edinburgh 1813; Edinburgh and
London 1814; Philadelphia 1815. Anon.
Wallace: a fragment. Edinburgh 1813. Anon.
Illustrations of a poetical character . . .. Edinburgh 1816. Anon.
Rinaldo, the visionary: a desultory poem. Edinburgh and London
1816.
Oswald: a metrical tale . . .. Edinburgh 1817. Anon.
Muellner, A. G. A. Guilt, or the anniversary: a tragedy. Tr [Gillies]
Edinburgh 1819.
A winter night’s dream: the seventh day. Edinburgh 1826.
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Memoirs of a literary veteran. 3 vols 1851.
Author of a number of works of prose fiction, and contributor to Ruminator
(1813). See col 917.
Robert Gilmour, Captain fl. 1815–16
Lothaire: a romance in six cantos. 1815.
Tales in verse, with a vision of Morduth . . . by Douthal . . .. 1815 (2
edns).
The battle of Waterloo: a poem. 1816.
John Glanville, of St James’s St fl. 1800–15
Poetical prolusions. 1800, 1811 (as Variety, or poetical prolusions).
Poems. By the author of Poetical prolusions. 1811.
Iberia, with an invocation to the patriots of Spain: a poem . . .. 1812.
The fair Persian: an eastern tale . . .. 1815. Anon.
William Glen 1789–1826
Collections
Rogers 3.
The poetical remains of William Glen (with memoir by C. Rogers).
Edinburgh 1874.
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Poems, chiefly lyrical. Glasgow 1815.
Songs on the late battles. Glasgow 1815.
The lonely isle: a south-sea island tale. Glasgow 1816.
Heath flowers: being a collection of poems, chiefly lyrical, written in
the Highlands. Glasgow 1817.
Reformiana: a poem. Glasgow 1817.
The star of Brunswick. Lanark 1818.
The Glasgow Whigs of eighteen hundred and twenty-one. Glasgow
1821.
Isaac Gompertz fl. 1813–25
The modern antique, or the muse in the costume of Queen Anne.
1813. Anon.
Time, or light and shade: a poem . . .. 1815.
Devon: a poem. Teignmouth 1825.
Rebecca Gooch fl. 1821–8
Original poems, on various subjects. Southwold, London, etc 1821;
London, Norwich, etc 1828.
John Gordon fl. 1807–12
Poems. Edinburgh and London 1807; London 1812.
Edward Goulburn 1787–1868
The blueviad: a satyrical poem. 1805.
The Epwell hunt, or black collars in the rear . . .. Warwick [1807?];
Cheltenham [1835?]; Middle Hill 1840 (with M. B. Hawke), 1847;
New York 1928 (as Hell for leather!); ed P. Morgan, Shipston-on-
Stour 1984. Anon.
The pursuits of fashion: a satirical poem. 1810 (3 edns), 1812. Anon.
Frederick de Montford: a novel By the author of The pursuits of
fashion. 3 vols 1811. Anon.
Lord Francis Leveson Gower, later Francis
Egerton, Earl of Ellesmere 1800–57
Goethe and Schiller. Faust: a drama . . . and . . . Song of the bell. Tr
[Gower] 1823, 2 vols 1825 (as Faust, with translations from the
German).
Translations from the German . . . and original poems. 1824, 1830 (as
Wallenstein’s camp and original poems).
The mill: a Moravian tale. 1826. Anon.
Boyle farm: a poem . . .. 1827 (4 edns). Anon.
Hugo, V. Hernani. Tr [Gower] 1830; New York 1831 (as Dramatic
scenes).
Dumas. A. and V. Hugo. Catherine of Cleves and Hernani: tragedies.
Tr Gower 1832.
Beer, M. The paria: a tragedy. Tr [Gower] 1836.
Town and country. 1836. Anon.
Alfred: a drama. [1840?], [1871?] (as King Alfred). Anon.
Bluebeard, or dangerous curiosity and justifiable homicide: a
tragedy. 1841, [1870?]. Anon.
The pilgrimage. Manchester 1841; London 1856 (as The pilgrimage
and other poems). Anon.
Donna Charitea, Queen of Castille: a drama. 1843. Anon.
The eighteenth of November, 1852. 1853.
Contributed to Quart Rev, wrote on European history, archeology, travel and
war.
Samuel Gower fl. 1821–41
Susan Fraser | Thomas Grady
Napoleon and other poems. 1821.
Poems and poetical translations. 1824.
A monopolygraph. London and Huddersfield 1841. Prose and verse.
A slight reminiscence of Cambridge. 1846. Prose.
Thomas Grady, also ‘Phelim O’Shaughnessy’
d. 1842
The vision: a poem. By an enemy to them all. Dublin 1798. Anon.
The West Briton: being a collection of poems . . .. Dublin 1800.
Anon.
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