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The knell: an elegy on George the Third . . .. Tr W. Smith, Thurso
1827.
Wrote on the Hebrew language and translated Hebrew tales.
James Hyslop 1798–1827
Poems, with a sketch of his life and notes on his poems. Ed P.
Mearns, Glasgow 1887.
Henry Ingram fl. 1815–44
The flower of Wye: a poem in six cantos. 1815.
Matilda, a tale of the crusades: a poem. London and Halifax 1830.
Zuleima: a tale of Persia, Cain, St Paul at Malta, with other
poems . . .. Halifax and London 1844.
Samuel William Henry Ireland, also ‘Anser
Pen-drag-on’, ‘Cervantes’, ‘Charles Clifford’,
‘Flagellum’, ‘Paul Persius’, ‘Satiricus Sculptor’
1777–1835
Some of the attributions of pseudonymous works are doubtful.
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Miscellaneous papers and legal instruments under the hand and
seal of William Shakespeare. Ed S. Ireland 1796.
An authentic account of the Shaksperian manuscripts. 1796.
Prose.
The abbess: a romance. 4 vols 1799; 3 vols Baltimore 1801, 1802;
London 1834; tr Sp 2 vols Madrid 1822, Barcelona 1836. Prose.
Vortigern: an historical tragedy; and Henry the Second: an historical
drama, supposed to be written by the author of Vortigern. 2
pts 1799, 1832 (with facs of portions of the forged ms). Anon.
Rimualdo, or the castle of Badajos: a romance. 4 vols 1800. Prose.
Ballads in imitation of the antient. London and Bristol 1801.
Mutius Scaevola, or the Roman patriot: an historical drama. 1801.
A ballade, wrotten on the feastynge and merrimentes of Easter
Maunday, laste paste. By ‘Paul Persius’, a learnedd clerke. 1802.
Anon.
Rhapsodies. 1803.
The angler: a didactic poem. By ‘Charles Clifford’. 1804. Anon.
The woman of feeling. 4 vols 1804. Prose.
The confessions of W. H. Ireland, containing the particulars of his
fabrication of the Shakspeare manuscripts, together with anecdotes
and opinions of many distinguished persons. 1805; ed R. G.
White, New York 1874. Prose. An expansion of An authentic
account, above.
Effusions of love from Chatelar to Mary, Queen of Scotland, interspersed
with songs, sonnets and notes explanatory, by the translator.
1805, 1808. Anon.
Gondez the monk: a romance of the thirteenth century. 4 vols 1805.
Prose.
All the blocks! Or an antidote to ‘All the talents’: a satirical poem. By
‘Flagellum’. 1807, 1808. Anon.
The catholic: an historical romance. 3 vols 1807. Prose.
Stultifera navis, or the modern ship of fools. 1807; Philadelphia
1807. Anon.
The fisher boy: a poem. By ‘H. C. Esq’. [1808.] Anon.
The sailor boy: a poem. By ‘H. C. Esq’. 1809, 1815, 1822. Anon.
The cottage-girl: a poem. By ‘H. C. Esq’. London, Bristol and Bath
1810. Anon.
Monody on the death of W. Cavendish. 1811. Anon.
Sketch of the character of the late Duke of Devonshire. 1811. Anon.
With [W. Cavendish].
The death of Bonaparte. By ‘Cervantes’. York 1812. Anon.
Neglected genius: a poem, illustrating the untimely and unfortu-
nate fate of many British poets, containing imitations of their
different styles. 1812.
The state doctors, or a tale of the times: a poem in four cantos. By
‘Cervantes’. 1812. Anon.
Chalcographimania, or the portrait-collector and print-seller’s
chronicle: a humourous poem. By ‘Satiricus Sculptor’. 1814.
Anon.
Jack Junk, or the sailor’s cruise on shore. 1814.
Scribbleomania, or the printer’s devil’s polichronicon. By ‘Anser
Pen-drag-on’. 1815. Anon.
Voltaire. The maid of Orleans. Tr [Ireland] 1822. Prose.
The life of Napoleon Bonaparte. 4 vols 1828. Prose.
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Grebanier, B. D. N. The great Shakespeare forgery . . . 1966.
Ireland also pbd on European history and topography, and produced miscellaneous
hackwork, some of which is listed in BL Cat.
James Jennings, of Huntspill fl. 1794–1828
Collection
‘Zummerzetzhire’ rhymes: a collection of poems. 1889 (2 edns),
1970. Contains poems by Jennings.
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The times: a satirical rhapsody. Pt i Bristol 1794.
Poems, consisting of The mysteries of Mendip, The magic ball . . ..
1810.
The prospects of Africa, with other poems. 1814.
Ornithologia, or the birds: a poem . . .. 1828, 1829.
The pleasures of ornithology: a poem. 1828.
Edited The family cyclopaedia (1821), and wrote on language, phrenology,
literary institutions and cooking.
John Heneage Jesse 1815–1874
Mary Queen of Scots and other poems. 1829.
Tales of the dead and other poems. 1830.
Memoirs of the court of England during the reign of the Stuarts. 4
vols 1840, 3 vols 1855 (rev), 1857. Prose.
Memoirs of the court of England from the revolution in 1688 to the
death of George the Second. 3 vols 1843. Prose.
George Selwyn and his contemporaries. 4 vols 1843–4, 1844, 1882;
New York 1882; Boston [19_?]; London 1901; Boston 1902. Prose.
Memoirs of the pretenders and their adherents. 2 vols 1845, 1858,
etc. Prose.
Literary and historical memorials of London. 2 vols 1847. Ser 2:
London and its celebrities, 2 vols 1850. Both sers 3 vols London
and Guildford 1871 (as London: its celebrated character and
remarkable places); Boston 1901 (as Historical and literary memorials).
Prose.
London: a fragmentary poem. 1847, 1871.
The maid of Albret, or the first love of Henry of Navarre. 1850.
Memoirs of King Richard the Third . . . with an historical drama on
the battle of Bosworth. 1862; New York 1894; London 1900, 1901;
Boston 1902. Prose and verse.
Memoirs of the life and reign of George the Third. 3 vols 1867; 5 vols
Boston 1902. Prose.
Memoirs of celebrated Etonians. 2 vols 1875, 1901; Boston 1902.
Prose.
Author and editor of numerous histories and antiquarian works, including
memoirs.
Mary Anne Jevons, Mrs Thomas 1795–1845
Samuel Howell | Mary Anne Jevons
Poems for youth. By a family circle. Pt 1 Liverpool and London 1820;
2 vols (2 pts) London 1821, 1841. Anon. With others.
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