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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Sarah Richardson, Mrs Joseph d. 1824
Richardson, J. Literary relics. Ed S. Richardson 1807.
Original poems, intended for the use of young persons. 1808.
Ethelred: a legendary tragic drama. [1809?], [1810?].
Gertrude: a tragic drama in five acts. [1810?]
The exile of Poland. Tr Richardson 1819. Anon. Prose.
Abridged history of the Bible, in verse. 5 pts of 16 (all pbd?) 1820–2.
Anne Ritson, Mrs fl. 1809–25
A poetical picture of America . . . interspersed with anecdotes . . . By a
lady. 1809. Anon.
Classical enigmas, adapted to every month in the year . . . By a lady.
1811, 1815. Anon.
The poetical chain, consisting of miscellaneous poems, moral, sentimental
and descriptive . . .. 1811.
Exercises for the memory: an entire new set of improving
enigmas . . .. 1813, 1814, 1818 (‘2nd edn’).
Spring flowers, or easy lessons for young children. 1821; New York
1825. Prose and verse.
Rev William Robb fl. 1793–1822
Two didactic essays on human happiness . . .. 1793.
The patriotic wolves: a fable. Edinburgh 1793 (3rd edn, anon);
Edinburgh and London 1793 (4th edn, acknowledged).
Poems illustrative of the genius . . . of Christianity . . .. Edinburgh
and London 1809.
A monody in prospect of death . . . London and Edinburgh 1822 (3rd
edn); Edinburgh, London and St Andrews 1822 (5th edn).
Emma Roberts 1794?–1841
Almegro: a poem in five cantos. 1819.
Memoirs of the rival houses of York and Lancaster. 2 vols 1827. Prose.
Oriental scenes, dramatic sketches and tales, with other poems.
Calcutta 1830; London 1832.
Scenes and characteristics of Hindostan, with sketches of Anglo-
Indian society. 3 vols 1835; 2 vols Philadelphia 1836; 2 vols London
1837. Prose.
Views in India, China and on the shores of the Red Sea . . . with
descriptions. 1835; tr Ger by J. E. Stahlschmidt [1835]. Prose
accompanying pictures by others.
The East India voyager, or ten minutes advice to the outward
bound. 1839. Prose.
Notes of an overland journey through France and Egypt to Bombay.
1841. Prose.
Hindostan, its landscapes, palaces, temples, tombs. 2 vols [1845–7].
Prose.
Edited the poems of L. E. Landon (1839) and wrote books on cooking.
Samuel Roberts 1763–1848
Collection
Autobiography and select remains. 1849. Prose and verse.
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The chimney sweeper’s boy: a poem. Sheffield and London 1807.
Anon.
Tales of the poor, or infant suffering. Sheffield 1813; New York 1821;
London and Sheffield 1829. Anon. Verse and prose.
The blind man and his son. 1816. Anon.
The state lottery: a dream . . . also Thoughts on wheels: a poem. 1817.
With J. Montgomery.
Mary, Queen of Scots and [M. Roberts]. The royal exile. Ed S. Roberts
1822.
The negro’s friend, or the Sheffield anti-slavery album. Sheffield
1826. Anon. With others.
Yorkshire tales and poems. London and Sheffield 1839 (2nd edn).
Prose and verse.
Also wrote in prose on the Poor Laws, on Sabbatarianism, on the plight of Jews
and gypsies, on war, on chimney sweeping and on Milton.
Ellen Robinson, Mrs fl. 1811–21
Poem, written on the death of the Rev Thos. Spencer . . .. Liverpool
1811, 1812, 1823.
Poems on different subjects. Liverpool 1814.
The power, wisdom and goodness of God displayed . . .: a poem.
Liverpool 1816.
A tribute . . . to the memory of a beloved son. Liverpool [1821?] (2
edns).
John Roby 1793–1850
Collection
The legendary and poetical remains . . . with a sketch of his literary
life. Ed [E. R. Roby] 1854.
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Jokeby: a burlesque on Rokeby . . . By an amateur of fashion.
London, Edinburgh and Dublin 1813 (9 edns); Boston and New
York 1813. Anon.
The lay of the poor fiddler . . .. 1814. Anon.
Sir Bertram: a poem . . .. 1815, 1817.
Lorenzo, or the tale of redemption! 1820 (2nd and 3rd edns).
The Duke of Mantua: a tragedy. 1823 (2 edns), 1824 (4th edn). Anon.
The history of the borough and parish of Tamworth. 1826. With H.
W. Roby.
Traditions of Lancashire. (Second ser) 4 vols 1829–31, 1841 (as
Popular traditions of England first series), 1843; London and
Edinburgh 1867; London and Manchester 1872; London and
Edinburgh 1879; London and New York 1882; London 1892;
Manchester [1906]; London 1911 (as Lancashire legends); London
and New York 1928–30; London 1931. Prose.
Seven weeks in Belgium, Switzerland, Lombardy. 2 vols 1838. Prose.
The three sisters, or past, present and future. Edinburgh 1854.
Prose.
J. Hamilton Roche fl. 1810–30
A Suffolk tale, or the perfidious guardian. 2 vols 1810. Prose.
Salamanca: a poem. 1812.
Russia: a heroic poem. 1813, 1814.
The sudburiad, or poems from the cottage. [1813.]
France: a heroic poem. [1814.]
Wahlstadd place, or secrets from . . . St James’s. [1815?] Anon.
Cathoeridea, or poems from Paris. Paris 1820.
Odes to the death, on the late royal visitations. Paris 1820.
Les amours des muses, or poems from Finistère. Brest [1826?].
Waterloo: a heroic poem. Brussels 1830.
Thomas Rodd, the elder, also ‘Philobiblos’
1763–1822
The Theriad: an heroi-comic poem . . . By a young gentleman.
Utopia [London] ‘1790’ [1789]. Anon.
Le Fèvre, P. F. A. Zuma: a tragedy . . .. Tr Rodd 1800.
[G. Perez de Hita.] Ancient ballads from the civil wars of Granada . . ..
Tr Rodd 1801, 1803.
G. Perez de Hita. Las guerras civiles, or the civil wars of Granada . . ..
Tr Rodd vol i 1801, 1803 (as The civil wars of Granada).