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Moonshine . . . containing sketches in England and Wales. 1832 (‘2nd
edn’), 1833 (2nd edn).
Moonshine . . . containing miscellaneous trifles. 1832 (‘2nd edn’),
1833 (2nd edn).
Moonshine . . . containing unconnected trifles and appendix. 1835.
To my grandchildren. [1835?] Prose.
Thomas Jeffrey Llewelyn Prichard d. 1875 or 1876
Mariette Mouline, The death of Glyndower . . .. 1823.
Welsh minstrelsy: containing The land beneath the sea, with
various other poems. 1824, 1825.
The adventures and vagaries of Twm Shon Catti . . . interspersed
with poems. Aberystwyth 1828; Cowbridge [1839]; Cardiff [1870?];
Ferndale [1870] (in Welsh); Llanidloes 1872 (in Welsh), 1873;
London [1900?] (as The comical adventures of Twm Shon Catty);
Llanerch 1991.
The Cambrian wreath . . .. Ed Prichard, Aberystwyth 1828, 1860.
The heroines of Welsh history. London, Bristol and Swansea 1854.
Prose.
Author of guidebooks to Wales; some of his works also appeared in Welsh.
Thomas Pringle 1789–1834
Collections
The poetical works of Pringle, with a sketch of his life by L. Ritchie.
1838, 1839.
Rogers 3.
Afar in the desert and other South African poems, with a memoir. Ed
J. Noble 1881.
Afar in the desert and Evening rambles. Cape Town 1910.
Thomas Pringle: his life, times and poems. Ed W. Hay, Cape Town
1912.
Some poems. 1916.
African sketches: Thomas Pringle in South Africa. Cape Town 1970.
African poems. Ed E. Pereira and M. Chapman, Durban 1989.
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The institute: a heroic poem. Edinburgh 1811. Anon. With R. Story.
The autumnal excursion, or sketches in Teviotdale, with other
poems. Edinburgh 1819.
Some account of the present state of the English settlers in Albany.
1824; Cape Town 1955. Prose.
[African sketches.] In G. Thompson, Travels and adventures in
southern Africa, 2 vols 1827 (rptd from South African Jnl), 1 vol
1834.
Ephemerides, or occasional poems, written in Scotland and South
Africa. 1828.
Glen-Lynden: a tale of Teviotdale. 1828. Prose.
Remarks on the demoralizing effects of slavery. 1828. Anon. Prose.
The history of Mary Prince, a West Indian slave, with a supplement
by the editor [Pringle]. 1831 (3 edns). Anon. Prose.
African sketches. 1834; tr Ger Stuttgart 1836; selection Edinburgh
[1902] (as South African sketches).
Narrative of a residence in South Africa, with biographical sketch by
J. Conder. 1834 (as pt 2 of African sketches), 1835, 1840, 1851; ed W.
Hay, Cape Town 1924 (selected, as The Pringle school reader),
1966; London 1986 (reprint of 1834); tr Ger 1835, Du Gronigen
1837. Prose.
McLeod, A. L. Two letters of Pringle. N & Q Jan 1961.
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Conder, J. A biographical sketch. 1835.
Meiring, J. M. Thomas Pringle: his life and times. Cape Town and
Amsterdam 1968.
Doyle, J. R. Thomas Pringle. New York [1972].
Pringle also pbd miscellaneous prose and edited periodicals in Britain and
South Africa, including Edinburgh Monthly Mag (1817) and Constable’s
Edinburgh Mag (1817–18).
Bryan Waller Procter, ‘Barry Cornwall’ 1787–1874
Collections
The poetical works of ‘Barry Cornwall’. 3 vols 1822, [1823?], 1872,
1882.
The poetical works of Milman, ‘Barry Cornwall’ [et al]. Paris 1829.
The songs and miscellaneous poems. [New York 1844.]
Miles 2.
A Sicilian story and Mirandola. Ed D. H. Reiman, New York and
London 1977 (facs reprints of 1820 and 1821).
Dramatic scenes and Marcian Colonna. Ed D. H. Reiman, New York
and London 1978 (facs reprints of 1819 and 1820).
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Dramatic scenes and other poems. By ‘Barry Cornwall’. 1819, 1820,
1821, 1857 (enlarged, and illustr Birket Foster, Tenniel et al);
Boston 1857; New York 1857.
A Sicilian story, with Diego de Montilla and other poems. By ‘Barry
Cornwall’. 1820 (2 edns), 1821; New York [1821?]; Boston 1827.
Marcian Colonna: an Italian tale, with three dramatic scenes, and
other poems. By ‘Barry Cornwall’. 1820, 1821; Philadelphia 1821.
Mirandola: a tragedy. By ‘Barry Cornwall’. 1821 (3 edns);
Philadelphia 1821.
The flood of Thessaly, The girl of Provence, and other poems. By
‘Barry Cornwall’. 1823; New York 1978 (facs reprint of 1823).
Effigies poeticae, or the portraits of the British poets. 2 vols 1824 (2
edns, the 1st anon). Prose.
English songs and other small poems. By ‘Barry Cornwall’. 1832,
1844; Boston 1844; London 1846, 1851 (enlarged); Boston 1851;
London 1856, 1870, 1880, 1882.
Willis, N. P. Melanie and other poems. Ed [Procter] 1835.
The life of Edmund Kean. By ‘Barry Cornwall’. 2 vols 1835; New York
1835, 1847. Tr Ger 1836. Prose.
The works of Ben Jonson, with a memoir by ‘Barry Cornwall’.
1838.
The works of W. Shakspere, with a memoir and essay on his genius
by ‘Barry Cornwall’. 3 vols 1843, 2 vols 1853, 1857–9, 3 vols
1875–80, [c. 1900].
Essays and tales in prose. 2 vols Boston 1853.
Selections from Robert Browning. Ed Procter and J. Forster 1863.
Charles Lamb: a memoir. By ‘Barry Cornwall’. 1866; Boston 1866;
London 1869, 1870 (rptd in Complete correspondence of Lamb),
1879 (rptd in Essays of Elia, with a memoir of Lamb); Boston 1892.
Prose.
Procter: an autobiographical fragment. Ed C. Patmore 1877; Boston
1877; ed R. W. Armour 1936 (selected, as The literary recollections
of ‘Barry Cornwall’).
Procter made numerous contributions to periodicals, including Literary
Gazette, London Mag and Edinburgh Rev.
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Armour, R. W.‘Barry Cornwall’: a biography. 1935.
Marianne Prowse, Mrs Isaac S. d. 1850
Poems. By Mrs I. S. Prowse. Torquay and London 1830.
Alexander Peterkin | George Pryme
George Pryme 1781–1868
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Poematia: numismatibus annuis dignata . . .. [Cambridge 1802.]
Ode graeca praemio dignata . . .. Cambridge 1804.
The conquest of Canaan: a Seatonian prize poem. Cambridge 1810.
Ode to Trinity College, Cambridge. 1812. Anon.
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