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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Poems, narrative and lyrical. Glasgow 1832; Boston 1841, 1844;
London 1846; Boston 1846, 1847, 1851.
Scottish proverbs, collected and arranged by Andrew Henderson.
Ed Motherwell, Edinburgh 1832; Edinburgh and Glasgow 1876.
The works of Robert Burns. Ed Motherwell (with ‘the Ettrick
Shepherd’ [James Hogg]) 5 vols London, Glasgow and Edinburgh
1838–41.
The laird of Logan, or anecdotes and tales . . .. Glasgow 1841. Prose.
Posthumous poems. Boston 1851.
John Moultrie 1799–1874
Collections
Poems; with memoir by Prebendary [Derwent] Coleridge. 2 vols
1876.
§1
Poems. 1837, 1852 (3rd edn).
The dream of life, lays of the English Church and other poems.
1843.
Saint Mary, the virgin and the wife. 1850, 1850, 1856. Poem.
The black fence: a lay of modern Rome. 1850, 1851 (4th edn).
Psalms and hymns. 1851, 1860. Compiled by Moultrie and including
about 20 of his hymns.
The song of the Rugby church-builders. [1851].
A pentecostal ode. 1852.
The poetical remains of William Sidney Walker, with a memoir [by
Moultrie]. 1852.
Sermons. 1852.
Altars, hearths and graves. 1854. Poems.
Moultrie also contributed poems to Etonian 1820–1, and to Knight’s Quart
Mag 1823–4.
Cornelius Neale 1789–1823
§1
Mustapha: a tragedy. London and Weybridge 1814. Anon.
Lyrical dramas, with domestic hours: a miscellany of odes and
songs. 1819 (2 edns).
§2
Jowett, W. Memoir of the Rev C. Neale to which are added his
remains. 1834, 1835, 1842.
Henry Neele 1798–1828
Collection
The literary remains. 1829; New York and Philadelphia 1829. Prose
and verse.
§1
Odes and other poems. 1816, 1817, 1821.
Poems, dramatic and miscellaneous. 1823, 2 vols 1827.
England. 3 vols 1828, 1872. Prose.
The romance of history: England. 3 vols 1828 (2 edns); 2 vols
Philadelphia 1828; 3 vols London 1829, 1831, 1833, 1839 (as
Romances of history), [1872] (illustr T. Landseer); London and
New York [1875]; London [188-?], 1889. Prose.
Lectures on English poetry. 1829, 1830, 1839. Prose.
The tales. Hamilton NY 1830. Prose.
John Nicholson 1790–1843
Collection
Poems by John Nicholson, the Airedale poet, with a sketch of his life
and writings by J. James. London and Bradford 1844; ed W.
Dearden, London and Bingley 1859 (‘4th edn’, enlarged); ed A.
Holroyd, Bingley 1876; ed W. G. Hird, London and Bradford 1876
(as The poetical works).
§1
The siege of Bradford in 1642: a dramatic poem. Bradford 1821,
1831.
Airedale in ancient times, Elwood and Elvina, The poacher, and
other poems. London and Bradford 1825 (2 edns).
Lines on the grand musical festival . . .. Bradford 1825.
Lines on the present state of the country. Bradford 1826 (3 edns).
The Airedale poet’s walk through Knaresbrough. Knaresbrough
1826.
The lyre of Ebor . . . and other poems. London and Bradford 1827.
The Yorkshire poet’s journey to London. London and Leeds 1828
(2nd edn).
The vale of Ilkley, and The poet’s sick-bed. Bradford 1831.
England’s lament for the loss of her constitution: a poem. Bradford
1850.
William Nicholson, the peddlar poet 1782?–1849
Collections
Rogers 3.
Poetical works, with a memoir by M. M’L. Harper. Castle-Douglas
1878 (3rd edn); Dalbeattie 1897 (4th edn).
§1
Tales in verse and miscellaneous poems. Edinburgh 1814, 1828 (with
memoir by J. Macdiarmid).
Thomas Noble fl. 1801–32
The dawn of peace: an ode . . .. 1801.
Practical perspective, exemplified on landscapes. 1805, 1809. Prose.
Academic letters: epistles from youths at school to their friends and
parents. 1808. Prose.
Blackheath: a poem, Lumena, or the ancient British battle. 1808.
Poems. Liverpool and London 1821.
Julia, or pre-existent spirits . . . with . . . smaller poems . . .. Derby
[1828].
Edited The Voice of the Country (1832 etc), and a dictionary and topographical
works.
Mrs Offley, of Dorchester fl. 1820
The assize ball, or Lucy of the moor. 1820; Dorchester and London
1820 (2 edns). Anon.
Adelaide D. O’Keeffe 1776–1855?
Original poems, calculated to improve the mind of youth and allure
it to virtue. By Adelaide. Pt 1 and pt 2 1808; pt 1 only Philadelphia
1810, pt 2 1821. Anon.
Patriarchal times, or the land of Canaan: a figurate history. 2 vols
1811, 1820 (3rd edn); New York 1822; London 1826; Philadelphia
1828, [1848]. Prose.
Zenobia, queen of Palmyra: a narrative. 1814, 1824. Anon.
Dudley. 3 vols 1817, 1819; tr Fr by M. H. Montolieu (as Dudley et
Claudy) 5 vols Paris 1824. Prose.
National characters exhibited in forty geographical poems . . ..
Lymington and London 1818.
A trip to the coast, or poems descriptive of various interesting
objects on the sea-shore. 1819.
Poems for young children. [1848.]
The broken sword, or a soldier’s honour. 1854. Prose.
Contributed to J. and A. Taylor’s Original poems for infant minds (1804,
etc). See also col 467, below.