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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Memoir of the life of D. Sykes. Wakefield 1834. Prose.
Jephthah and other poems. London and Cambridge 1838.
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Autobiographic recollections. Ed A. Bayne, Cambridge 1870.
The Pryme letters . . .. Hull 1983 (in Malet Lambert local history originals
vol 14).
Also wrote on political economy.
Sara Leigh Pyke, also ‘Serena’ fl. 1795–1832
Israel: a juvenile poem. By ‘Serena’. Bath, London and Taunton 1795.
Anon.
The triumph of messiah. Exeter, London, Bristol, Bath, Axminster
and Plymouth 1812.
Eighty village poems. Taunton 1832.
Catharine Quigley fl. 1813–19
Poems. Dublin 1813.
The microscope, or village flies, in three cantos; with other
poems . . .. Monaghan 1819.
Edward Quillinan 1791–1851
Collections
Poems, with a memoir by W. Johnston. 1853, Ambleside 1891.
Consolation, Elegiac verses, Monthermer, The sacrifice of Isabel,
Wood cuts and verses, Carmina Brugensiana. Introd by D. H.
Reiman, New York 1978.
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Ball-room votaries. 1810, 1810. Verse.
Dunluce Castle: a poem. Lee Priory, Kent 1814 (priv ptd).
Stanzas. Lee Priory 1814 (priv ptd).
Consolation: a poem. Lee Priory 1815 (priv ptd).
Monthermer: a poem. 1815.
The sacrifice of Isabel: a poem. 1816, New York 1816.
Verses, addressed to Lady Brydges, in memory of her son Edward
William George Brydges. 1816.
Elegiac verses, addressed to a lady. Lee Priory 1817 (priv ptd).
Miscellaneous poems. Lee Priory 1820 (priv ptd).
Wood cuts and verses, edited with a preface by E. Quillinan. Lee
Priory 1820 (priv ptd).
The retort courteous. 1821. Reply to T. Hamilton’s attack on Dunluce
Castle in Blackwood’s Mag.
Carmina Brugesiana: domestic poems. Geneva 1822 (priv ptd).
The King: the lay of ‘a papist’. [1829.]
The conspirators. 3 vols ‘1841’ [1840]. A novel.
The rangers of Connaught. In The Edinburgh tales, ed Mrs C. I.
Johnstone, vol 1 Edinburgh 1845; also in J. L. Tieck, The elves,
New York 1864.
The Lusiad [of Camõens] books 1–5, translated. Ed J. Adamson 1853.
Letters
The correspondence of Henry Crabb Robinson with the Wordsworth
circle. Ed E. J. Morley 2 vols Oxford 1927. Includes about 70 letters
from Quillinan, and a reprint from Blackwood’s Mag Apr 1843 of
his article defending Wordsworth against Landor.
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Quillinan, D. Journal of a few months’ residence in Portugal. 2 vols
1847. [pl]
Thomas Quin fl. 1817–27
The city of refuge: a poem . . .. 1817, 1824, 1827.
Author of Latin textbooks for schools.
Thomas Raffles 1788–1863
Memoirs of the life and ministry of T. Spencer . . . with a poem.
Liverpool 1813 (2 edns), 1817 (4th edn), 1820; London 1827;
Philadelphia 1831, 1836.
Poems by three friends. 1813, 1815 (as Poems); ed D. H. Reiman, New
York and London 1978 (facs reprint of 1813). Anon. With J. B.
Brown and J. H. Wiffen.
Klopstock. The Messiah. Tr Raffles 3 vols 1814.
Letters during a tour. Liverpool 1818; New York 1818; Liverpool 1819,
1820, 1827, 1832. Prose.
Cowper’s rose bushes. Ed [J. F.], Newcastle 1829.
Editor, author of sermons, hymn collector, and contributor to The
Investigator (1820–4).
Thomas Ragg 1808–81
The incarnation and other poems . . .. 1833 (2nd edn).
The deity: a poem . . .. Ed I. Taylor 1834 (2 edns).
The martyr of Verulam and other poems. 1834, 1835.
Sketches from life, Lyrics from the pentateuch and other poems.
1837, 1842.
Heber, Records of the poor, Lays from the prophets and other
poems. 1840, 1841.
The lyre of Zion: a selection of poems. Ed Ragg 1841.
Scenes and sketches from life and nature, Edgbaston and other
poems. 1847, 1850.
Collected hymns and wrote on religion and science, including Creation’s testimony
to its God (13 edns 1855–77).
John Rannie fl. 1789–1806
Poems. 1789; Aberdeen and London 1791; Aberdeen 1791.
Pastorals. Perth [1790?] (2nd edn).
The highland lassie, or a trip from the north: a musical drama. 1803.
Musical dramas, with select poems and ballads. [1806?]
Some of his verse was pbd with musical settings.
William Read 1795?–1866
The hill of caves, in two cantos, with other poems. London and
Belfast 1818.
Rouge et noir . . . Versailles and other poems. 1821 (2 edns), 1830.
Anon.
Sketches from Dover Castle, Julian and Francesca, Rouge et noir and
other poems. 1859.
John Edmund Reade 1800–70
Collection
The poetical works. 2 vols 1852, 4 vols 1857, 2 vols 1860, 3 vols 1865.
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The broken heart and other poems. 1825.
Sibyl leaves, to which is added A vision of eternity. 1827.
Cain the wanderer, A vision of heaven, Darkness and other poems.
1829. Anon.
The revolt of the angels . . .: an epic drama. 1830.
Italy: a poem. 1838, 1845.
Catiline, or the Roman conspiracy: an historical drama. 1839.
The deluge: a drama. 1839.
The drama of a life. London and Bath 1840.
A record of the pyramids: a drama. 1842.
Sacred poems from subjects in the Old Testament. 1843.
Prose from the south. 2 vols 1846, 1847, 1849.
Revelations of life and other poems. 1849.
Man in paradise: a poem, with lyrical poems. 1856.