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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Jefferys Taylor 1792–1853
Unpbd poems, letters and sketches at Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds.
Contributions to Ann Taylor Gilbert’s Album in the Osborne Collection,
Toronto.
§1
Harry’s holiday; or the doings of one who had nothing to do. Preface
by Jane Taylor. 1818, 1819, 1822, [1851] (new edn, rev, The Favourite
Lib vol 7), nd [c. 1856] (reprint of Favourite Lib edn pbd with 2
other works in Tales for Boys ser), 1862 (advertised as Favourite
Lib ser 11, Tales for Boys 4; no known copies), 1880 (no known
copies). Some illustr Taylors.
Aesop in rhyme, with some originals . . . [and] an engraving to each
fable. 1820, 1823 (2nd edn, corrected); New Haven CT 1824 (a selection
as Fables in rhyme); Boston nd [c. 1826], London 1828, 1834
(no known copies), 1844 (4th edn), 1846 (no known copies), nd [c.
1857] (5th edn). Some illustr Taylors. 4 of the original fables rptd
in Appendix IV of E. V. Lucas edn of Original poems [1905].
reviews: Eclectic Rev Aug 1821; GM Nov 1821; Monthly Rev Mar
1822.
Ralph Richards, the miser. (A tale.) 1821. Rptd in The family pen,
1867. Illustr Taylors.
Tales and dialogues, in prose and verse. 1822 (no known copies), 1822
(2nd edn), 1825 (new edn). The narrative poem ‘The tolling bell’
rptd in The family pen, 1867. Illustr Taylors.
The little historians: a new chronicle of the affairs of England . . . in
Church and State. 3 vols 1824. Illustr Taylors.
review: GM May 1824.
Parlour commentaries on the Constitution and laws of England.
‘1825’ (1826). Illustr Taylors.
Old English sayings newly expounded, in prose and verse. 1827.
Illustr Taylors.
The barn and the steeple. 1828. Argument between the Dissenting
and Established Churches.
review: Eclectic Rev May 1828.
The forest; or, rambles in the woodland. 1831 (Little Lib [3]), 1832
(2nd edn, enlarged with additional illustrations), New York 1832,
London 1835 (3rd edn). Some illustr Taylors.
The farm: a new account of rural toils and produce. 1832 (Little Lib
[8]), 1834, Boston 1834 (Peter Parley’s Little Lib 5, rev), New York
1834 (new frontispiece), 1837, Philadelphia 1841, 1854. Some
illustr Taylors.
A new description of the earth; considered chiefly as a residence for
man. 1832, nd [c. 1840]. Illustr Taylors.
A month in London; or, some of its modern wonders described.
1832. Sold plain and coloured.
The ocean: a description of wonders and important products of
the sea. 1833 (Little Lib [12]), New York nd [c. 1833–4], London
1835 (enlarged and with additional illustrations). Pbd anonymously,
but poem at end signed Jefferys Taylor, and 2nd edn of
The forest (1832) attributes to Jefferys a work called Wonders of
the ocean.
The young islanders. A tale of the last century. 1842, New York 1842
(with additional illustrations), London 1844 (new edn), 1848 (no
known copies), 1849 (new edn), New York 1854 (sub-titled The
school-boy Crusoes), London nd [1855] (Run and Read Lib [54],
sub-titled And what came of their adventures; A ‘Yellow-back’),
Boston 1861–3 (3 edns), Philadelphia 1876, New York 1881, nd [c.
1884–9] (titled Boy Crusoes) (a Robinsonnade).
review: Eclectic Rev May 1842.
Cottage traditions: or the peasant’s tale of ancestry. 1842, 1843 (with
title The peasant’s tale; bound with James Strickland’s Edward
Evelyn, but separately paginated), 1848 (with title The peasant’s
tale; bound with Edward Evelyn, but normal pagination
through both titles).
Incidents of the Apostolic age in Britain. [A tale.] 1844.
A glance at the globe, and at the worlds around us. 1848, nd [c. 1857].
The family bible newly opened; with Uncle Goodwin’s account of it.
1853. Preface by Isaac Taylor of Stanford Rivers. Frontispiece engr
by Mason Jackson after Sir John Gilbert.
review: Eclectic Rev May 1853.
Jefferys may be the author of the 6 poems signed ‘Edward Lambe’ in the 1806
Minor’s pocket book.
Contributions to books
Three poems and 5 drawings from his sketchbook in Ann Taylor Gilbert’s ms
Album, photo facs edn New York 1978. [cds]
Emily Taylor 1795–1872
The vision of Las Casas and other poems. 1825. 1845.
Poetical illustrations of passages of scripture. Wellington, Salop
and London 1826.
Sabbath recreations, or select poetry of a religious kind . . . with original
pieces. Ed Taylor, London and Wellington, Salop 1829 (2
edns); Boston 1829; London 1835; Boston 1839.
Lays for the sabbath: a collection of religious poetry. Ed Taylor,
Boston 1846, 1850, 1860.
Flowers and fruit gathered by loving hands from old English
gardens. Ed Taylor 1864.
Wrote numerous prose works for children.
George Taylor, of the Bank of England fl. 1805–21
An elegy on the . . . death of . . . Nelson . . .. 1805.
The tears of the muses on the death of Fox . . .. Snowhill [1806].
The flower of Brunswick: an elegy. 1817.
The mental claims of the sexes, with other poems. 1821.
John Taylor 1757–1832
§1
Verses on various occasions. 1795. Anon.
Monsieur Tonson: a tale. Glasgow [1796], [1798?] (in Poetry, original
and selected); London 1810 (anon, as Monsieur Tonson: a new
version), 1813; Philadelphia [1820?]; London 1823, 1830 (2 edns,
illustr Cruikshank), 1831, [1850?].
Frank Hayman: a tale. 1798. Single sheet.
The Caledonian comet. 1810. Anon.
Poems on several occasions . . .. Edinburgh 1811.
Poems on various subjects. 2 vols 1827.
Plays and dramas, original and translated from the Greek and
Italian. Worcester 1830 (priv ptd).
§2
Records of my life. 2 vols 1832; New York 1833; ed R. H. Stoddard,
London [c. 1874] (selections from).
William Taylor 1765–1836
Lessing, G. E. Nathan the wise: a dramatic poem . . .. Tr Taylor,
Norwich 1791; London 1805 (printed in Norwich 1791); Leipzig
and New York 1868 (in Collection of German Authors vol 9); ed H.
Morley 1886.
Goethe. Iphigenia in Tauris. Tr Taylor, Norwich 1793; Berlin 1794.
Author of memoirs, an edn of Sayers, a history of German poetry (3 vols
1828–30), a book on English synonyms, and of individual poems pbd in jnls.
Laura Sophia Temple 1763–after 1820
Poems. 1805.
Lyric and other poems. London and Bristol 1808.
The siege of Zaragoza and other poems. 1812.