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James Gray 1770–1830
§1
Cona, or the vale of Clwyd and other poems. 1814 (anon), 1816
(acknowledged).
The poems of Robert Fergusson . . .. Ed Gray, Edinburgh 1821.
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[ Mowbray, J. T.] Sketch of the life of the Rev J. Gray. Edinburgh 1859.
John Boyd Greenshields fl. 1800–8
Selim and Zaida: an oriental poem, with other pieces. Edinburgh
1800; London 1802. Anon.
Home: a poem. Edinburgh 1806; Boston 1806; Edinburgh 1808.
Anon.
William Greenwood, of Malton 1755–1811
The vale of Apperley and other poems. Malton 1822 (anon), 1823
(acknowledged).
Author also of memoirs.
George Nugent Temple Grenville, Baron
Nugent 1788–1850
Portugal: a poem in two parts. 1812 (2 edns).
Wrote also on politics, geography and history.
William Parr Greswell 1765–1854
Memoirs and translations of Politianus [and others]. Manchester
1801, 1805. Prose.
The monastery of Saint Werburgh: a poem. Manchester 1823 (3 edns,
priv ptd, the 2nd acknowledged).
Rodrigo: a Spanish legend. Manchester 1823. Anon (authorship
uncertain).
Author of books on printing.
Richard Griffith fl. 1760–1804
Fables in verse, or present life under different forms. 1793. Anon.
The fête at Kensington-Gore . . .. 1800.
Kirk-leas: a descriptive poem, written in 1760. 1802.
Providence, or the two sparrows . . .. 1804.
James Grocott fl. 1819–30
Almedo: a poem. Liverpool 1819.
Reflection: a poem. Liverpool 1819.
The lay of the first minstrel: a poem. 1821.
The juvenile and other poems . . . Manchester 1823.
Liverpool: a poem . . .. Liverpool 1830.
Henry Montague Grover 1791–1866
Anne Boleyn: a tragedy. 1826.
Socrates: a dramatic poem. 1828.
The history of the resurrection authenticated: a review of the four
gospels on the resurrection. 1841. Prose.
Analogy and prophecy: keys of the church . . .. 1846. Prose.
A voice from Stonehenge. Pt 1 only 1847. Prose.
Changes of the poles and the Equator, considered as a source of error
in the present construction of the maps and charts of the globe.
1848. Prose.
A catechism for sophs. 1848. Prose. A ‘summary of scriptural doctrine’.
Soundings of antiquity: a new method of applying the astronomical
evidences to the events of history, and an assignment of true
dates to the epochs of the church. 1862. Prose.
John Gwilliam fl. 1811–45
The battle of Albuera: a poem . . .. 1811. Anon.
The battles of the Danube and Barrosa. 1811. Anon.
The delicious amour: a poem. 1812. By ‘A Professor’.
The campaign: a poem . . .. 1813.
The mourning wreath . . .. 1813. Anon.
The bower of bliss, with other amatory poems . . .. 1814. Anon.
The exile of Elba: a poem, with The deliverance: an ode. 1814, 2 vols
1817 (as The imperial captive).
A cypress wreath for . . . the Princess Charlotte . . .. Ed J. Coote 1817.
Rambles in the Isle of Wight . . .. 1843, 1844.
A peep at Windsor castle from Richmond Hill. [1844.]
Norris Castle, or recent tramps in the Isle of Wight. 1845.
Samuel Carter Hall 1800–89
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Lines written at Jerpoint Abbey. 1820 (2 edns), 1822, 1823, 1827. Anon.
The talents: a dramatic sketch. Cork 1820. Anon.
Ottava rima, to commemorate the king’s . . . entry into Dublin.
Dublin 1821. Anon.
Poems. [1850?]
The trial of Sir Jasper: a temperance tale in verse. [1873], [1874].
An old story: a temperance tale in verse. [1875], [1876].
Words of warning, in verse and prose. [1877.]
After fifty years. [1880.] Single sheet.
Hereafter. [1880.]
My guardian angel. [1880?] Single sheet.
Rhymes in council: aphorisms versified. 1881.
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Retrospect of a long life: from 1815 to 1883. 2 vols 1883; New York
1883.
Prolific essayist and editor; see col 2862, below.
Thomas Hall, of Winchester fl. 1805–15
John Graham | William Henry Halpin
Poems on various subjects, written in the debtors’ ward. Winchester
[1805?], 1808; Oxford and London 1810; Hereford 1815.
Lawrence Hynes Halloran, also ‘Philo-nauticus’
1766–1831
A collection of odes, poems and translations. Exeter [1790?].
An ode occasioned by the proposed visit of their majesties to . . .
Exeter. Exeter 1789.
Poems on various occasions. Exeter 1791. [With A. Geddes.]
The female volunteer, or the dawning of peace: a drama . . . By
‘Philo-nauticus’. 1801. Anon. Prose and verse.
Lachrymae Hibernicae, or the genius of Erin’s complaint: a
ballad . . .. 1801, 1807.
The battle of Trafalgar: a poem . . .. 1806.
Tributary stanzas . . . to the memory of . . . Dawson . . .. 1812.
Author also of sermons.
William Henry Halpin, also ‘Peter Quince, the
younger’ fl. 1820–6
The Cheltenham mail bag, or letters from Gloucestershire . . . Ed
‘Peter Quince, the younger’. 1st ser 1820, 2nd ser 1826.
The glenfall, with other poems. Cheltenham 1820.
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