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Observations on the scriptures suited to the present juncture: in a
sermon preached at St Mary’s Chapel, Penzance, Nov 28 1819.
1820.
Tales in verse illustrative of the several petitions of the Lord’s
prayer. 1826, 1829.
Without God in the world: a sermon preached in the chapel at
Saltram, Oct 19 1823 etc. 1826.
Poems chiefly religious. 1833, 1841 (1 poem added), 1845.
review: Athenaeum 17 May 1834.
The spirit of the psalms: or the psalms of David adapted to Christian
worship. 1834, 1836 (4th edn corrected and enlarged), [1864]
reprint of 3rd edn).
Silex scintillans etc, by Henry Vaughan. 1847, Boston 1856, London
1858, 1883. With memoir by Lyte.
Remains, with a prefatory memoir by A. M. M. H. [daughter Mrs
Hogg]. 1850.
review: Christian Remembrancer 43, Jan 1851.
Miscellaneous poems. 1868, 1875. Reprint of Poems chiefly religious,
1845, above, with 24 poems added, including Abide with
me.
review: Br Quart Rev 49, Jan 1869.
Abide with me: with 15 illustrations and a memorial sketch by
H. L. L. [i.e. Jane Borthwick].[1883.]
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Skinner, B. G. Henry Francis Lyte. Exeter 1974. Includes selection of
poems in appendix. [rs]
Elizabeth Wright Macauley 1785?–1837
Macauley’s literary amusements. Ed Macauley, Newcastle 1809.
A pamphlet on the difficulties and dangers of a theatrical life.
Dublin 1810. Includes The birth of friendship. Prose and verse.
Marmion: a melodrama. After W. Scott. Cork 1811 (2nd edn).
Effusions of fancy: consisting of The birth of friendship, The birth
of affection and The birth of sensibility. 1812 (2 edns, the 2nd as
Poetical effusions).
Theatric revolution, or plain truth addressed to common sense.
1819. Prose.
Three questions to the public. 1820. Prose.
Tales of the drama. Chiswick and London 1822; Exeter 1833; Boston
1834; Hartford CT 1847, 1848, 1852, 1855. Prose.
Mary Stuart. London and Edinburgh 1823 (3 edns).
Autobiographical memoirs. 1834, 1835. Prose.
John MacCreery, or McCreery 1768–1832
The press: a poem. Published as a specimen of typography. Pt 1
Liverpool 1803; pt 2 Liverpool 1827; London 1828 (2 pts
together).
William Mackenzie 1772–1852
The sorrows of seduction . . . with other poems. 1805 (anon), 1806,
1810, 1817 (acknowledged).
The academy, or a picture of youth. 1808. Anon.
The Swiss patriots, with other poems. 1817.
John Macker or Macken, also ‘Ismael Fitzadam’
1784?–1823
Minstrel stolen moments, or shreds of fancy. Dublin 1814. Anon.
The hart of the desert . . . with other pieces in verse. By ‘Ismael
Fitzadam’. 1818.
Lays on land. By ‘Ismael Fitzadam’. 1821.
William Maclaren or M’Laren 1772–1832
Address delivered at the celebration of the birth of Burns. 1815. Prose.
Emma, or the cruel father: a poetical tale. Paisley 1817.
Isabella, or the robbers: a poetical tale. Paisley 1827; London 1828;
Aberdeen 1830; Edinburgh 1831.
Mary Anne M’Mullan, or McMullan, Mrs W.
fl. 1816–53
The crescent: a national poem to commemorate the glorious victory
at Algiers. 1816.
The naiad’s wreath. 1816.
The wanderings of a goldfinch, or characteristic sketches in the
nineteenth century. 1816. Prose.
Britain, or fragments of poetical aberration. 1818.
Lines from the land of streams: a miscellany. By the author of The
crescent. 1841. Anon. Verse and prose.
Dioramic sketches, ancient and modern. 1853. Anon.
Mary Macqueen, Mrs Storie 1786–1854
Collections and selections
Andrew Crawfurd’s collection of ballads and songs. Vol 1, ed Emily
Lyle, Aberdeen 1975 (Scottish Text Soc).
An anthology of Scottish women poets. Ed C. Kerrigan, Edinburgh
1991. [km]
Ann McTaggart, Mrs c. 1753–1834
Theodora: a tragedy, Villario: a play, and Hortensia: a tragedy.
London, Edinburgh and Dublin 1814–15 (anon, in The New
British Theatre); London 1832 (as Plays: Theodora, Hortensia,
Villario, and A search after perfection; acknowledged).
Constantia: a tragedy in five acts, and Valville, or the prejudices of
past times: a drama in five acts. 1824.
Memoirs of a gentlewoman of the old school. By a lady. 2 vols 1830.
Anon. Prose.
Plays: Valville, or the prejudices of past times, Theodora, Hortensia,
A search after perfection, and Constantia. 1832.
Mrs Maddocks fl. 1820–9
Scripture female portraits in verse: for the instruction of youth. 1820.
The female missionary advocate: a poem. 1827 (anon), 1830.
Cottage similes, or poems on domestic occurrences, designed for
those in humble life. By the author of The female missionary
advocate. Ed [E. Henderson] 1829. Anon.
Richard Manley d. c. 1834
Miscellaneous pieces in verse, moral and religious. Southmolton
1830.
Summer musings, in verse. Southmolton 1831.
The poetical remains. Southmolton 1835.
Richard Mant 1776–1848
Collections
Miles 10 (11).
Verses to the memory of Joseph Warton, Poems, The slave . . .. Ed D.
H. Reiman, New York and London 1978 (facs reprints).
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Verses to the memory of Joseph Warton. Oxford 1800.
The poetical works of the late Thomas Warton. Ed with a memoir by
Mant, 2 vols Oxford 1802 (5 edns).