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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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William Henry Merle fl. 1828–50
Constanca: a poem. 1828.
Odds and ends, in verse and prose. 1831 (illustr Cruikshank).
Glenlonely, or the daemon friend. 3 vols 1837. Anon. Prose.
Melton de Mowbray, or the banker’s son. 3 vols 1838. Anon. Prose.
Bathurst, or church, and state and county as they were. 3 vols 1850.
Anon. Prose.
Nicholas Michell 1807–80
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The siege of Constantinople, in three cantos. 1831.
Living poets and poetesses: a biographical and critical poem. 1832 (2
edns).
An essay on woman, in three parts. 1833 (2 edns).
The Saxon’s daughter: a tale of the crusades, in six cantos. 1835.
The fatalist, or the fortunes of Godolphin. By an essayist on the passions.
3 vols 1840; 2 vols in 1 Philadelphia 1840. Anon. Prose.
The traduced: an historical romance. 3 vols 1842; New York 1843.
Prose.
The eventful epoch, or the fortunes of Archer Clive. 3 vols 1846. Prose.
Ruins of many lands: a descriptive poem. 1849, 1850, 1854 (4th edn),
1872, 1875.
The burial of Wellington: an elegiac and tributary poem. 1852.
Spirits of the past: an historical poem. 1853.
The poetry of creation. 1856, 1871, 1876 (4th edn).
Pleasure: a poem. 1859, 1871, 1876.
The wreck of the homeward bound, or the boat of mercy. 1862 (2 edns).
The Shakespeare festival, or the birth of the world’s poet: an ode.
London and Falmouth 1864.
Sibyl of Cornwall: a poetical tale, The land’s end, St Michael’s Mount
and other poems. 1869, 1871, 1876.
The immortals, or glimpses of paradise: a poem. 1870, 1871, 1876.
Famous women and heroes: a poem. 1871, 1876 (3rd edn).
London in light and darkness, with the author’s minor poems. 1871,
1876.
The heart’s great rulers: a poem. 1874.
Nature and life, including the miscellaneous poems. 1874 (in
Lansdowne poets), 1878.
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Men of the west. Pt 4 Plymouth 1877. Anon.
Robert Millhouse 1788–1839
Collections
Sketches of obscure poets, with specimens of their writings. 1833.
Anon.
The sonnets and songs . . . with a biographical sketch. Ed J. P.
Briscoe, Nottingham 1881.
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Vicissitude: a poem in four books. Ed J. Millhouse, Nottingham and
London [1821].
Blossoms . . . a selection of sonnets . . .. Ed L. Booker 1823 (2 edns).
The song of the patriot, sonnets and songs. Ed J. Millhouse 1826.
Sherwood Forest and other poems. 1827.
The destinies of man. London and Nottingham 2 pts 1832–4.
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Stapleton, A. In the footsteps of Robert Millhouse. [Nottingham]
1908.
Richard Alfred Milliken 1767–1815
Poetical fragments . . . with a memoir of his life. Ed [H. K.], London,
Edinburgh and Dublin 1823.
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The river’s-side: a poem. Cork 1807.
The groves of blarney, to which are added the dream of
Napoleon . . .. Waterford [1830?]; London [1840?]; [Dublin 1860?].
Anon.
John Mitford, vicar of Benhall 1781–1859
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The crusades. [1804?]
Agnes, the Indian captive . . . with other poems. 1811.
A letter to R. Heber esq . . . on Mr Weber’s edition of Ford. 1812.
Prose.
Sacred specimens selected from the early English poets, with prefatory
verses. Ed Mitford 1827.
Lines suggested by a fatal shipwreck. 1855; Woodbridge 1856.
Cursory notes on various passages in the text of Beaumont and
Fletcher, as edited by A. Dyce. 1856. Prose.
Miscellaneous poems. 1858.
The Rev John Mitford on cricket. Ed F. S. Ashley-Cooper,
Nottingham 1921. Writings rptd from GM. Prose.
The poems of Thomas Gray . . .. Ed Mitford 1814, 2 vols 1816 (as The
works of Thomas Gray).
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Houstoun, M. C. Letters and reminiscences. 1891.
Mitford edited GM (1834–50), contributing frequently to it, and edited
numerous edns of the English poets (with memoirs), chiefly in the Aldine Ser
(1830–9).
John Mitford, journalist 1782–1831
The military adventures of Johnny Newcome . . .. 1815.
The poems of a British sailor. 1818.
The adventures of Johnny Newcome in the navy . . .. 1819 (2 edns),
1823, 1904.
A peep into W_r Castle. 1820 (9 edns), 1820 (as The suppressed
poem: a peep into W_r Castle). Anon.
My cousin in the army, or Johnny Newcome on the peace establishment:
a poem. By a staff officer. 1822, 1825. Anon.
The amours and intrigues of Queen Caroline . . .. 1828.
The private life of Lord Byron, comprising his voluptuous amours.
[1836?]; tr Fr by M. F. 2 vols Paris 1837. Prose.
Ed Quizzical Gazette (1831).
H. W. Montagu fl. 1828–33
Montmorency: a tragic drama . . . with some minor poems. Ed H*****
1828. Prose and verse.
Porson [S. T. Coleridge and R. Southey]. The devil’s walk: a poem. Ed
Montagu 1830; London, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dublin 1830
(acknowledged).
Monsieur Mallet, or my daughter’s letter . . .. 1830 (illustr R.
Cruikshank), 1831 (in Facetiae vol 2).
Lives of the twelve, or the modern Caesars. Vol 1 only 1832. Prose.
The campaigns of Wellington. 1833. Prose.
James Montgomery 1771–1854
Mss correspondence is held in the Sheffield City Museum and Sheffield
Archives.
Bibliographies
Tallent-Bateman, C. T. James Montgomery: a literary estimate [with
bibliography]. Papers of Manchester Lit Club 15 1889.
Bibliography ptd in Reports and proceedings.