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The life and correspondence of M. G. Lewis. 1839. Anon. Prose and
verse.
Memoirs of Harriot, Duchess of St Albans. 2 vols 1839, 1840;
Philadelphia 1840; London 1844, 1886, 1887. Prose.
Chronicles of life. 3 vols London and Bury 1840. Prose.
My native town! [Shrewsbury 1840?] Single sheet.
A volume of lyrics. London and Edinburgh 1840.
Popularity and the destinies of women. 2 vols 1842. Prose.
Our actresses. 2 vols 1844. Prose.
Edited various jnls for women.
William Henry Harrison 1795?–1878
The wreath of beauty, with other poems. 1816.
Montfort: a poem in three cantos. 1818.
Tales of a physician. 1829; 2nd ser 1831; 2 vols Philadelphia 1835.
Prose.
The humourist: a companion for the Christmas fireside. 1830, 1831,
1832.
Christmas tales, historical and domestic. 1832, 1833, [1840?]. Prose.
Waldemar: a tale of the Thirty Years’ War. 1833; Philadelphia 1834;
London 1837. Prose.
A royal dream of the ninth of November. By the wooden spoon. 1837.
Anon.
The tourist in Portugal. London and New York 1839. Prose.
The comet of many tales . . .. 1841. Prose.
Verses contributed to periodicals. 1859.
The cold water cure: a legend of long ago. 1864.
My holiday at Findon. 1866.
The merchant’s daughter. [1867.] Anon.
Prologue and epilogue to the lord mayor’s show . . . By [W. H. H.].
1867. Anon.
The fossil bride: a legend of Folkestone and other verses. 1868.
Mary Kerr Hart, Mrs fl. 1830–2
Heath blossoms, or poems written in obscurity and seclusion . . ..
Ballingdon, London, Ipswich, Bury, Hadleigh, Woodbridge and
Edinburgh [1830?]; Southampton and London [1835?].
Enigmettes, or Flora’s offering to the young. 1832.
William Nevile Hart fl. 1803–11
Good things, partly selected, partly original. London and Reading
1803. Prose.
The goodness of God: a poem . . .. 1806.
Pen and ink well employed. 1809.
An attempt to be useful. 1811. Prose.
Matthew Weld Hartstonge fl. 1812–25
Minstrelsy of Erin, or poems lyrical, pastoral and descriptive.
Edinburgh 1812.
Marion of Drymnagh: a tale of Erin, in two cantos . . .. 1814.
Ode to desolation, with some other poems. 1815.
The eve of all-hallows, or Adelaide of Tyrconnel: a romance. 3 vols
1825. Prose.
Margaret Harvey 1768–1858
The lay of the minstrel’s daughter: a poem in six cantos . . ..
Newcastle 1814.
Raymond de Percy, or the tenant of the tomb: a romantic melodrama.
Bishopswearmouth 1822. Verse and prose.
W. C. Harvey fl. 1817–18
The grave of hope: an elegy . . .. 1817.
Sensibility, The stranger and other poems. 1818.
Sibella Elizabeth Hatfield, afterwards Miles
1800–82
The wanderer of Scandinavia, or Sweden delivered, in five cantos,
and other poems. 2 vols London and Truro 1826.
Moments of loneliness, or prose and poetic efforts on various subjects
and occasions. London and Falmouth 1829.
Fruits of solitude, or prose and poetic compositions: consisting of
sketches of natural and moral scenery, tales, essays,
meditations . . .. London and Plymouth 1831.
Original Cornish ballads . . .. 1846.
Leisure evenings, or records of the past. Ed Hatfield [1860]. Prose
and verse.
Hymns of thanksgiving for the recovery of the Prince of Wales.
[1872.] Single sheet.
Wrote on the Te Deum, the factory question, and the Cornish peasantry;
author of songs set to music.
Richard Hatt fl. 1810–18
The hermit, with other poems. 1810.
The poetical works . . .. 1814 (2nd edn), 1837.
Elegy. 1817 (4 edns, 4th edn as An epicedium . . . to the memory of . . .
Princess Charlotte . . .), 1818.
Also wrote on law.
Hon Annabella Eliza Cassandra Hawke 1787–1818
The jackdaw ‘at home’. 1808. Anon.
Babylon: a poem. 1810, 1811 (as Babylon and other poems).
Hon Martin Bladen Edward Hawke 1777–1839
Collections
The Epwell hunt . . . The Raby hunt. [Middle Hill 1840], 1847; New
York 1928 (as Hell for leather!). With others.
Poems on hunting. Ed [C. J. Apperley], Pontefract 1842. With others.
The Badsworth hunt: Yorkshire songs. Ed W. Sheardown, Doncaster
[1862] (2nd edn).
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Howell wood, or the Raby hunt . . .. Pontefract etc 1806. Anon.
Trafalgar, or Nelson’s last triumph: a poem. [1806?]
Henry Thomas Heathcote fl. 1817–29
Lyrical pieces and other poems. 1817.
The exile, The knight and the enchanted sword and other poems.
Brighton 1824.
Tiverton Castle . . .: an historical romantic play. Tiverton 1829. Prose.
Reginald Heber 1783–1826
Lady Anne Hamilton | Reginald Heber
Collections
The poetical works of Hemans, Heber and Pollok. Philadelphia 1834.
Poetical works. 1841; Philadelphia 1841; London 1842, 1845;
Philadelphia 1847; New York [1850?]; London 1852 (with poems
by F. Hemans and A. Radcliffe); Boston 1853, 1854; London 1854;
ed M. A. De W. Howe, Philadelphia 1858, 1859; London 1869, 1870;
Philadelphia 1870; London [1873?], [1874], [1878]. With poetical
works of G. Herbert Edinburgh [1861]; London 1874, [1881]; New
York 1885, 1890.
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