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William Lipscomb fl. 1754–1842
Beneficial effects of inoculation. 1772, 1793 (as Verses on the
beneficial effect of inoculation); Oxford 1807; London 1810.
Anon.
Poems: to which are added translations of select Italian sonnets.
Oxford and York 1784.
The pardoner’s tale from Chaucer. 1792.
The Canterbury tales of Chaucer completed in a modern version. 3
vols Oxford 1795. Anon. With J. Ogle.
Poems and translations. 1830. Anon.
‘Cynthia Little’, pseudonym fl. 1829–31
A review of the first masquerade at the royal gardens, Brighton.
1829.
The mess-room, or Cupid fra Diavolo: a humorous poem. 1831.
Charles Lloyd 1775–1839
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Poems on various subjects. Carlisle 1795.
Poems on the death of Priscilla Farmer, by her grandson. 1796.
Poems by S. T. Coleridge: second edition; to which are now added
poems by Charles Lamb and Charles Lloyd. Bristol 1797. 28 poems
by Lloyd.
Blank verse, by Charles Lloyd and Charles Lamb. 1798.
Edmund Oliver. 2 vols Bristol 1798. A novel. Rptd in 1 vol with
introd by J. Wordsworth, Oxford 1990.
A letter to the Anti-Jacobin reviewers. Birmingham 1799. On
Edmund Oliver.
Lines suggested by the fast appointed on Wednesday, February 27,
1799. Birmingham 1799.
The tragedies of Vittorio Alfieri, translated. 3 vols 1815.
Nugae canorae: poems – third edition, with additions. 1819.
Mainly new poems. Rptd with introd by D. H. Reiman, New
York 1977.
Isabel: a tale. 2 vols 1820. Prose.
Desultory thoughts in London; Titus and Gisippus, with other
poems. 1821. Rptd with introd by D. H. Reiman, New York 1977.
Memoirs of the life and writings of Vittorio Alfieri. 1821.
Poetical essays on the character of Pope as a poet and moralist, and
on the language and objects most fit for poetry. 1821.
The Duke d’Ormond: a tragedy; and Beritola: a tale. 1822. Verse.
Poems. 1823.
Poems on various subjects, Blank verse, Poetical essays on the character
of Pope, Poems. Introd by D. H. Reiman, New York 1978.
Letters
The Lloyd–Manning letters. Ed F. L. Beaty, Bloomington IN 1957.
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[Southey, R.] Alfieri’s life and writings. Quart Rev 14 1816.
Conway, M. D. English lakes and their genii. Harper’s New Monthly
Mag 62 1881.
[Lamb, C.] Nugae canorae: poems by Charles Lloyd. Examiner 24–5
Oct 1819; rptd in his Works, ed T. Hutchinson, vol 1, 1908.
De Quincey, T. Reminiscences of Charles Lloyd. Tait’s Mag 7 1840;
rptd in his Collected writings, ed D. Masson, vol 2, Edinburgh
1889.
Lucas, E. V. Charles Lamb and the Lloyds. 1898.
Hunt, H. C. Note on Lloyd. TLS 20 Feb 1937.
Zall, P. M. Hazlitt’s ‘romantic acquaintance’: Wordsworth and
Lloyd. MLN 71 1956.
Smith, H. R. Lloyd: the friend of the Lake poets. N & Q Dec 1956, Oct
1957. [pl]
Mary Ann Lloyd fl. 1820–31
A manual, consisting of a defence of the Bible . . . in prose and verse.
1820.
Lines on the passions. Addressed to a young gentleman . . .. 1823.
‘Think of Jesus’: a poem written for Good Friday in the year of our
Lord 1823. [1823.]
The funds and more companies, with technical phrases on stock, or
flippancies of the times: in rhyme. 1823 (2 edns), [1825].
Various briefer pbns (broadsheets, 2 pp. issues), some of which have been collected
as a vol of ‘Poems’ by the BL.
Richard Llwyd 1752–1835
Collection
The poetical works of . . . the bard of Snowdon. [1837.]
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Beaumaris Bay: a poem . . .. Chester and London [1800] (anon), 1832
(acknowledged).
Gayton wake, or Mary Dod: a poem. Chester and London 1804.
Poems, tales, odes, sonnets, translations. 2 vols Chester and London
1804.
Samuel Lover 1797–1868
See col 951.
Robert Lowth 1762?–1822
Billesdon Coplow. Melton Mowbray 1800 (anon); London 1800 (2
edns); Prescot [1800]; London 1804, 1831 (acknowledged), 1833;
London, Derby and Stamford 1845; London 1854.
Select psalms in verse. Ed with W. H. Aston 1811.
Charles Lucas 1769–1854
The old serpentine temple of the druids. Bath 1795; Marlborough
1801 (as A descriptive account . . . of the . . . temple of the druids).
Anon.
The castle of St Donats, or the history of Jack Smith. 3 vols 1798
(anon); Baltimore [1800?] (attributed); tr Fr Tours [1894].
The infernal Quixote: a tale of the day. 4 vols 1801; Dublin 1801.
Prose.
The Abissinian reformer, or the Bible and the sabre. 3 vols 1808.
Prose.
Joseph: a religious poem. 2 vols 1810.
Poems on various subjects. Tewkesbury 1810.
Gwelygordd, or the child of sin. 3 vols 1820. Anon. Prose.
Pbns on theology and the church.
Henry Luttrell 1765?–1851
Lines written at Ampthill Park in the autumn of 1818. 1819. Anon.
Advice to Julia: a letter in rhyme. 1820 (2 edns) (anon), 1822 (as
Letters to Julia, in rhyme, to which are added lines written at
Ampthill-Park; acknowledged).
Crockford-House: a rhapsody in two cantos, A rhymer in Rome.
1827. Anon.
Henry Francis Lyte 1793–1847
Collection
The poetical works. Ed with a biographical sketch by J. Appleyard
1907.
Selection
Miles 10 (11).
Elizabeth Anne Le Noir | Henry Francis Lyte
401 | 402