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The light of other days. 3 vols 1858. Prose.
Wait and hope. 3 vols 1859. Prose.
Saturday Sterne. 3 vols 1862. Prose.
The laureate wreath and other poems. 1863.
Memnon and other poems. 1868.
Cyrus Redding 1785–1870
Mount Edgecumbe: a poem. 1811, 1812.
Gabrielle: a tale of the Swiss mountains. 1829.
Also wrote novels, recollections, literary memoirs, topographical works and
bks on wine.
Sophia Reeve, Mrs fl. 1807–28
The mysterious wanderer: a novel. 3 vols 1807.
The flowers at court. 1809.
Holiday annals, interspersed with tales and poetical pieces for
young people. Norwich, London and Gainsborough [1820?].
Stanmore, or the monk and the merchant’s widow. 3 vols 1824.
Prose.
Christmas trifles, consisting principally of geographical charades,
valentines, and poetical pieces for young persons. Norwich,
London and Derby 1826; London and Norwich 1827.
Cuthbert: a novel. 3 vols 1828. Anon.
Sarah Renou fl. 1815–38
Village conversations, or the vicar’s fireside. 2 vols London and
Bristol 1815–16 (anon), 3 vols 1817 (acknowledged); 3 vols London
and Bristol 1822. Prose.
The temple of truth: a poem in five cantos. London and Bristol 1818;
Edinburgh and London 1821; London and Bristol 1822.
The Ionian, or woman in the nineteenth century. 3 vols 1824. Prose.
Delineations physical, intellectual and moral, exemplifying the
philosophy of Christianity. 1838. Prose.
John Hamilton Reynolds, also ‘John Hamilton’
and ‘W. W.’ 1796–1852
Collections
Poetry and prose. Ed G. L. Marsh, Oxford and London 1928. A selection,
with detailed biographical introd.
Selected prose. Ed L. M. Jones, Cambridge MA and London 1966.
With bibliography.
Peter Bell, Benjamin the waggoner and The fancy. Ed D. H. Reiman,
New York and London 1977 (facs reprints).
The Eden of imagination, Safie, The naiad. Ed D. H. Reiman, New
York and London 1978 (facs reprints).
The garden of Florence, The press, Odes and addresses. Ed D. H.
Reiman, New York and London 1978 (facs reprints).
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Leaves of laurel . . . odes, for the vacant laureateship. Ed ‘Q. Q.’ and
‘W. W.’ 1813. Anon.
Safie: an eastern tale. 1814.
The Eden of imagination: a poem. 1814.
An ode. 1815. Anon.
The naiad: a tale, with other poems. 1816. Anon.
Peter Bell: a lyrical ballad. 1819 (3 edns). Anon (signed ‘W. W.’); an
anticipatory parody of Wordsworth’s poem.
Benjamin the waggoner, a ryghte merrie and conceitede tale in
verse: a fragment. 1819. Anon. A further burlesque of
Wordsworth, possibly by Reynolds.
The battered tar, or the waggoner’s companion . . . with sonnets.
[1820?]
The fancy: a selection from the poetical remains of the late Peter
Corcoran, of Gray’s Inn, student-at-law, with a brief memoir of
his life. 1820; ed J. Masefield [1905].
The garden of Florence and other poems. By ‘John Hamilton’. 1821.
The press, or literary chit-chat: a satire. 1822. Anon.
Odes and addresses to great people. 1825 (2 edns), 1826. Anon. With
T. Hood.
Confounded foreigners: a farce in one act. [1838] (in The Acting
National Drama vol 3). Prose.
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The letters. Ed L. M. Jones. Lincoln NE [1973].
Reynolds contributed to many periodicals, notably Champion (1815–17) and
London Mag (1820–4), and wrote One, two, three, four, five . . . a
musical entertainment (1819).
George Ambrose Rhodes, also ‘W. Shakspeare’
fl. 1806–30
Dion: a tragedy, and miscellaneous poetry. 1806, 1820. Prose and
verse.
The gentleman: a satire . . . with other poems. 1818, 1819. Anon.
The fifth of November, or the gunpowder plot: an historical play. By
‘W. Shakspeare’. 1830.
Thomas Rhodes, of Coventry fl. 1808–24
The patriot queen, or female heroism: a tragedy. Coventry 1808.
Marriage no jest: a comedy . . .. Coventry 1809. Prose.
The speaking cat: a satirical poem. Coventry 1809.
Poetical miscellanies. Coventry [1810?].
The disappointed miller: a farce. Coventry [1824]. Prose.
Rebecca Ribbans 1794?–1821
Lavenham church: a poem. Ed [F. Ribbans], Ipswich, Hadleigh,
Sudbury, Ballingdon, Bury, Thetford, London and Lavenham
1822.
Effusions of genius. Ipswich, London, Bury and Cambridge 1829.
Catherine Eliza Richardson, Mrs Gilbert G.
1777–1853
Poems. Edinburgh and London 1828 (2 edns); Edinburgh, London
and Dumfries 1829.
Poems . . . second series. London and Edinburgh 1834.
Charlotte Richardson, Mrs 1775–1825
Sara Leigh Pyke | Charlotte Caroline Richardson
Poems written on different occasions. Ed C. Cappe, York and
London 1806 (2 edns); Philadelphia 1806.
Poems, chiefly composed during the pressure of severe illness. Vol 2
(vol 1 being Poems written on different occasions, 1806) York and
London 1809.
To my Bible: a poem. [1810?] Single sheet.
Charlotte Caroline Richardson, Mrs John
1796–1854
Waterloo: a poem on the late victory . . . to which is added Truth: a
vision. [1815.]
Isaac and Rebecca. 1817.
Harvest: a poem in two parts, with other poetical pieces. London
and Whitby 1818.
The soldier’s child, or virtue triumphant: a novel. 2 vols 1821.
Ludolph, or the light of nature: a poem. London and Whitby 1823.
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