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The barrister, with other poems. 1812. Anon.
No. l. Being the first letter of the country post bag . . .. Dublin 1815.
Anon.
No. 2. Being the second letter of the country post bag . . .. Dublin
1815. Anon.
No. 3, or the nosegay . . . the third letter of the country post bag.
Dublin 1815, 1816. Anon.
The marauder: a poem in a series of consecutive epistles. By ‘Phelim
O’Shaughnessy’. Boulogne 1825. Anon.
John Graham, Rector of Tamlaght-ard, Derry
1776–1844
Historical poetry . . .. Londonderry 1823.
Derriana . . . with historical poetry. Londonderry 1823; Dublin 1829
(as A history of the siege of Londonderry); Philadelphia and New
York 1844; Toronto 1869, 1873. Prose and verse.
Poems, chiefly historical. Belfast 1829.
A history of Ireland . . .. Dublin 1839. Prose.
Michelburne, J. Ireland preserved . . .. Dublin 1841. Includes poetry
by Graham.
Also contributed to the parochial survey of Ireland.
John Graham, of Wadham College 1813–45
Granada: a prize poem . . .. Oxford 1833.
A vision of fair spirits and other poems. 1834.
Geoffrey Rudel, or the pilgrim of love. 1836. Prose.
William Graham, of Carlisle fl. 1786–1821
The eclogues of Virgil. Tr Graham, Carlisle 1786.
Poetical pieces . . . chiefly in the Scottish dialect. Carlisle 1821.
Rev James Grahame 1765–1811
Collections
The poems of James Grahame, John Logan and William Falconer
[with lives of the authors]. Edinburgh 1823 (2 issues).
Poetical works [of H. K. White and J. Grahame]. Ed G. Gilfillan,
Edinburgh 1856, [1878].
Poetical works of H. K. White and James Grahame. Ed C. C. Clarke,
Edinburgh 1868; London [1878]. With life and notes.
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Poems in English, Scotch and Latin. Paisley 1794. Anon.
Rural calendar. Paisley 1797.
Wallace: a tragedy. Edinburgh 1799. Anon.
Mary Stewart, Queen of Scots: an historical drama. Edinburgh 1801.
Anon.
The sabbath: a poem. Edinburgh 1804 (anon), 1805 (2 edns, adds
Sabbath walks); New York 1805; Edinburgh 1806 (acknowledged),
1808, 1812; New York 1812; Edinburgh, Glasgow and
London 1817; Edinburgh 1821; London 1825; Edinburgh 1827;
London 1829; Paisley 1831; Edinburgh 1839; London 1851 (in
Cabinet edn of British poets vol 3), 1857, [1863] (with G. Crabbe).
Biblical pictures. Edinburgh 1806.
The birds of Scotland, with other poems. Edinburgh 1806; Boston
1807; Philadelphia 1807 (omits Biblical pictures).
Thoughts on trial by jury in civil causes. Edinburgh 1806. Anon.
Prose.
Poems. 2 vols London and Edinburgh 1807.
The siege of Copenhagen: a poem. 1808; Edinburgh 1808 (2 edns),
1840.
Africa delivered, or the slave trade abolished. In J. Montgomery,
Poems on the abolition of the slave trade, 1809; Freeport NY 1971;
ed D. H. Reiman, New York and London 1978 (facs reprint of
1809).
British Georgics. Edinburgh 1809, 1812; Edinburgh and London 1821
(as Rural poems . . . or British Georgics).
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[Wilson, J.] Lines sacred to the memory of the Rev J. Grahame.
Glasgow 1811.
Anne Grant of Laggan, formerly Macvicar
1755–1838
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Poems on various subjects. Edinburgh, London, etc 1803; London
1808 (as The highlanders and other poems); Edinburgh and
London 1810; Philadelphia 1813.
Letters from the mountains . . . By a lady. 3 vols 1806, 1807 (2 edns); 2
vols Boston 1809; London 1809; London and Edinburgh 1813;
Boston 1819; 2 vols London 1845. Anon. Prose.
Memoirs of an American lady [C. Schuyler]. 2 vols 1808, 1809; Boston
1809; New York 1809; London 1817; New York 1836; 2 vols New
York and Philadelphia 1846; Albany NY 1876; New York 1901,
1903, 1909.
Essays on the superstitions of the highlanders of Scotland. 2 vols
1811 (anon); New York 1813 (acknowledged). Prose.
Eighteen hundred and thirteen: a poem in two parts. Edinburgh
and London 1814 (3 edns).
The touchstone, or the claims and privileges of true religion. 1842.
Prose.
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Memoir and correspondence. Ed J. P. Grant 3 vols 1844, 1845.
Diary of Sir A. Johnston. Ed G. M. Paul, Edinburgh 1896. Contains
letters by Grant.
Wrote songs that were set to music, and pbd some educational prose.
Johnson Grant 1773–1844
The pastoral care: a didactic poem . . .. 1808. Anon.
Arabia: a poem. Leeds 1811; London 1815 (2 edns).
The Joshuad: a poem. 1837 (priv ptd). Anon.
Occasional hymns, for the use of Kentish Town chapel. Ed Grant
1850 (3rd edn).
Author of sermons, memoirs, lectures and trns.
Sir Robert Grant 1779–1838
Collection
Miles 10 (11).
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Sacred poems. [Ed C. Grant, Lord Glenelg] 1839, 1844, 1868.
Grant contributed hymns to Christian Observer (1806–15), and to Psalms
and hymns, ed H. V. Elliott, 1835. His only separate pbns during his life were
a few prose writings on the East India Company, e.g. a sketch of its history,
1813.
Charles Gray 1782–1851
Address to the poor weavers: a poem. Cupar 1802.
Poems. Cupar and London 1811; Edinburgh and London 1814 (as
Poems and songs).
Stray leaves from a forthcoming volume. [Valletta?] 1836.
Lays and lyrics. Edinburgh 1841; Edinburgh and London 1861.
A familiar epistle addressed to P. McLeod. Edinburgh 1845.
The ballads and songs of Ayrshire. Ed [Gray and J. Paterson] 2 ser
1846–7.