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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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The fatal secret, or unknown warrior . . . with legendary poems.
1801. Prose and verse.
The victim of friendship: a German romance. 1801. Prose.
Poems, legendary, pathetic and descriptive. 1804.
The adventures of Victor Allen. 2 vols 1805. Prose.
William King, of Edmonton fl. 1833–5
The parricide: a play. London and Tottenham 1833.
Scraps of poesy. Tottenham [1835]. With W. S. Finch.
Ann Cuthbert Knight, later Fleming d. 1860
Home: a poem. Edinburgh and London 1815.
A year in Canada and other poems. Edinburgh and London 1816.
Henry Gally Knight 1786–1846
Iberia’s crisis: a fragment of an epic poem. 1809. Anon.
Noradin, or the lamps of fate: a dramatic poem. 1809. Anon.
Phrosyne: a Grecian tale in two cantos. 1814 (anon), 1817 (with
Alashtar: an Arabian tale; acknowledged).
Ilderim: a Syrian tale in four cantos. 1816; Philadelphia 1816.
Anon.
Eastern sketches, in verse. 1819 (2 edns), 1830.
Hannibal in Bithynia: a play. 1839 (3 edns).
Edited Miniature 1804–5, 1806, and wrote also on architecture, travel, politics,
foreign policy and the Catholic question.
Walter Laidlaw 1780–1845
Poems chiefly on Jedburgh and vicinity, with a selection from his
prose writings and a biographical sketch. Ed Sir G. B. Douglas,
Kelso [1901].
Recollections of Sir Walter Scott: 1802–1804. Ed J. Sinton, Hawick
1905.
Robert Eyres Landor 1781–1869
Collection
Selections from his poetry and prose, with an introduction biographical
and critical by E. Partridge. 1927. Also pbd in 2 pts:
Selections from Robert Landor; Robert Eyres Landor: a biographical
and critical sketch.
§1
An essay on the character and doctrines of Socrates. Oxford 1802.
Anon.
The dun cow: an hyper-satirical dialogue. 1808. (Anon?)
Guy’s porridge pot. 1808 (anon), 1809 (with The dun cow roasted
whole).
The Count Arezzi: a tragedy. 1824. Anon.
The impious feast: a poem in ten books. 1828.
The Earl of Brecon: a tragedy, Faith’s fraud: a tragedy, The ferryman:
a drama. 1841.
The fawn of Sertorius. 2 vols 1846. Anon. Prose.
The fountain of Arethusa. 2 vols 1848. Prose.
§2
Partridge, E. H. Robert Eyres Landor: a biographical and critical
sketch. 1927; Freeport NY [1970].
Hon Elizabeth Susan Law, or Abbot, later Lady
Colchester 1799–1883
Goldsmith, O. Il villaggio abbandonato (The deserted village). Tr
Ital 1825, 1832.
Thérèse de Villarejo: roman espagnol. By E*******. [1826?] (not pbd).
Prose.
Goldsmith, O. Il viaggiatore (The traveller). Tr Ital 1832.
Miscellaneous poems, dedicated to J. Jekyll, Esq. By E. S. L. 1832 (not
pbd), 1849 (by E. S. C.).
Giustina, a Spanish tale of real life: a poem in three cantos. By E. S. L.
1833 (not pbd).
Views in London . . . sketched from a window in the ‘palais de la
verité’, and extracts from an album. Dedicated to Sophia,
Countess of Darlington. By an amateur. Chiswick 1833 (not pbd).
Anon.
Poems by Lady Colchester. [1835?] (not pbd).
Home reminiscences. By E. S. C. 1861 (not pbd).
Charles, Lord Colchester. Memoranda of my life. Ed [E. S. L.] 1869.
Prose.
Algernon Graham, Earl of Kingsbury. 1872. Prose.
Fitz-Edward. 1875. Prose.
Days before the flood: a tale. By E. C. S. 1884. Prose.
C. F. Lawler (‘Peter Pindar’) fl. 1804–21
Attributions are tentative.
Collections
The works of ‘Peter Pindar’. 4 vols 1816, 1823, 1824, 1830; selection: ed
P. M. Zall, Bath and Columbia SC 1972.
§1
The elegant sharper, or the science of villainy display’d. 1804. Anon.
R_l sprain, or a kick from Yar_h to Wa_s. By ‘Peter Pindar’.
[1812.]
A scourge for stripes . . . By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1812.
The eldest chick of the r_l brood. By ‘Peter Pindar’. [1813?] (3 edns).
R_l disaster, or dangers of a q_n. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1813.
R_l quarrels, or curtain lectures. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1813 (4 edns).
The lamentations of the porter-vat. By ‘Peter Pindar’. [1814] (2
edns).
Lilliputian navy!! The r_t’s fleet, or John Bull at the Serpentine. By
‘Peter Pindar’. [1814] (7 edns).
Midnight dreams, or prophetic visions of the r_l brood. By ‘Peter
Pindar’. 1814 (2 edns).
More kings! A poem. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1814 (2 edns), 1815.
The P_e’s jubilee, or r_l revels! By ‘Peter Pindar’. [1814.]
Physic and delusion! Or Jezebel and the doctors. By ‘Peter Pindar’.
[1814.]
The regent and the king, or a trip from Hartwell to Dover. By ‘Peter
Pindar’. 1814 (3 edns).
The r_l runaway, or c_tte and coachee!! By ‘Peter Pindar’. [1814] (5
edns).
The r_l showman, or the r_t’s gala. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1814.
Royalty fog-bound, or the perils of a night. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1814 (6
edns), 1815.
The r_t’s fair, or grand galante-show!! By ‘Peter Pindar’. [1814] (2
edns).
The temple knock’d down, or r_l auction. By ‘Peter Pindar’. [1814.]
Bonaparte in Paris! Or the flight of the Bourbons! By ‘Peter Pindar’.
[1815.]
The cork rump, or queen and maids of honour. By ‘Peter Pindar’.
1815.
The fat knight and the petition, or cits in the dumps! By ‘Peter
Pindar’. 1815.
The German sausages, or the devil to pay at congress! By ‘Peter
Pindar’. 1815 (2 edns).
The groans of the quartern loaf: a poem. By ‘Peter Pindar’. [1815] (3
edns).
Love at head-quarters, or a week at Brussels . . . By the author of The
royal sprain. 1815. Anon.