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R_l loggerheads, or the congress of state tinkers. By ‘Peter Pindar’.
[1815.]
R_l robbery!! The crown jewels, or diamond cut diamond. By ‘Peter
Pindar’. 1815.
Salms for a r_l duke, or doleful lamentations. By ‘Peter Pindar’.
1815 (2 edns).
The bench in an uproar . . . By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1816.
Fair! Fat! and forty . . . By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1816.
A peep behind the curtain, or the battle royal. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1816
(2 edns).
The r_l marriage, or Miss Lump and the grenadier. By ‘Peter
Pindar’. [1816] (4 edns).
Royal rantipoles, or the humours of Brighton . . . By ‘Peter Pindar’.
1816.
Royalty bewitched . . . By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1816.
The r_t’s bomb! . . . By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1816.
State secrets disclosed!! . . . By ‘Peter Pindar’. [1816?]
Stripes for sinecurists, or a scourge for st_e paupers. By ‘Peter
Pindar’. [1816?]
Wedding! and bedding! . . . By ‘Peter Pindar’. [1816?] (2 edns).
Who wears the breeches? . . . By ‘Peter Pindar’. [1816.]
Wooing!! and cooing!! . . . By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1816 (4 edns).
Bubbles of treason, or state trials at large. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1817.
Choice cabinet pictures . . . By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1817.
The contest of legs, or diplomatics in China. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1817.
A new form of prayer for 1817. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1817.
R_l chickens in the shell. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1817.
The r_l cruise! Or half seas over. By ‘Peter Pindar’. [1817.]
Shots at the regent!!! Royalty beset. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1817.
The Bath pump room. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1818.
The disappointed duke, or the admiral and the heiress. By ‘Peter
Pindar’. [1818.]
Hunting for the heir!!! The r_l h-mb-gs. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1818.
Who can get an heir!! By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1818.
The ambassador at court. By ‘Peter Pindar’. 1819.
Peter Pindar’s ghost!! Or poetic epistles from the other world. By
‘Peter Pindar’. 1821.
Sir James Henry Lawrence 1773–1840
The virgin of the sun: a play. By A. von Kotzebue. Tr from Ger 1799.
Prose.
Das Paradies der Liebe. 2 vols Munich [1800?], [1918], 1923; tr Eng by
the author, 4 vols London 1811 (as The empire of the Nairs, or the
rights of women) (2 edns), 1813, 1824; tr Fr by the author, 4 vols
Paris 1814 (as L’empire des Nairs). Prose.
Love: an allegory. 1802.
A picture of Verdun, or the English detained in France. By a détenu.
2 vols 1810. Anon. Prose.
Dramatic emancipation, or strictures on the state of the theatres.
1813. Prose.
The Englishman at Verdun, or the prisoner of peace: a drama. 1813.
Prose and verse.
The Etonian out of bounds. 2 vols 1828; 3 vols Paris and London
1828; 2 vols London 1834. Prose and verse.
Wrote also on religion, literary property, and British and foreign codes of
honour.
Rose Lawrence, formerly D’Aguilar fl. 1799–1829
Gortz of Berlingen with the iron hand. By Goethe. Tr [Lawrence]
Liverpool [1799]. Anon. Prose.
The works of S. Gessner. Tr [Lawrence] Liverpool 1802. Anon. Prose.
The last autumn at a favourite residence with other poems. By a
lady. 1828; London and Liverpool 1829 (acknowledged), 1836.
Edited collections of verse for children.
John Lawson 1787–1825
The maniac and other poems. 1810; Philadelphia 1811; London 1821;
Calcutta 1826.
Orient harping: a desultory poem. Calcutta 1818; London 1820;
London and Chiswick 1821; Calcutta 1822.
Woman, a poem: female influence. Calcutta 1820; London 1821 (as
Woman in India part 1).
A missionary hymn book. Calcutta 1821.
An elegy to the memory of . . . Martyn. 1823.
The lost spirit: a poem. Calcutta 1823; London 1825.
Alicia Lefanu, the younger fl. 1804–26
Lucy Osmond. New York 1804. Anon. Prose.
The flowers, or the sylphid queen, a fairy tale in verse. 1809.
Rosara’s chain, or the choice of life: a poem. 1812, 1815 (3rd edn), 1823.
Strathallan. 4 vols 1816 (2 edns), 1817; tr Fr by H. de J***, 5 vols Paris
1818. Prose.
Helen Monteagle. 3 vols 1818. Prose.
Leolin Abbey. 3 vols 1819. Prose.
Don Juan de las sierras, or el empecinado. 3 vols 1823. Prose.
Tales of a tourist. 4 vols 1823. Prose.
Memoirs of the life and writings of Mrs Frances Sheridan. 1824.
Prose.
Henry the Fourth of France. 4 vols 1826. Prose.
Charles Leftley, the younger 1770–1797
See William Linley, below.
Charles Valentine Le Grice 1773–1858
§1
An imitation of Horace’s first epistle. Cambridge 1793; Penzance
1824; Truro 1850.
The Tineum . . . The icead . . .. Cambridge 1794. Prose and verse.
A prize declamation . . . on Richard Cromwell, . . . and a speech to
prove that the reign of Anne has been improperly called the
Augustan age of English genius. Cambridge 1795. Prose.
Analysis of Paley’s principles of moral and political philosophy.
Cambridge 1795, 1796 (enlarged); London 1799, 1802, 1811, 1820,
1822. Prose.
A general theorem for a [Trinity] College declamation, with copious
notes by ‘Gronovius’ [i.e. Le Grice]. Cambridge 1796, [1835].
Daphnis and Chloe: a pastoral novel, now first selectly translated.
Penzance 1803. Anon. Prose.
The petition of an old uninhabited house in Penzance to its master
in town. Penzance 1811, 1823, 1858. Anon.
College reminiscences of Mr Coleridge, reprinted from the GM
December 1834, by desire. Penzance [1842]. Also rptd in J. Cottle,
Reminiscences of Coleridge and Southey, 1847; Highgate 1970
(reprint). Prose.
§2
Blunden, E. Coleridge’s fellow Grecian. 1956.
Pbd a number of sermons from 1802 to 1814, and various poems as broadsheets
from 1832 to 1855; the BL has gathered them in a vol.
Chandos Leigh, first baron Leigh 1791–1850
The island of love: a dream. 1812.
Trifles light as air. 1813 (2 edns).
Juvenile poems. 1815 (priv ptd), [1817]. Anon.
An epistle to Emma. [1816.]
Fragments of essays. 1816. Anon. Prose.
Verses. [Stoneleigh 1816] (priv ptd); London 1818 (as Poems).
William King | Chandos Leigh
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