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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Poems chiefly in the Scottish dialect, on raising and selling the dead.
Leith 1821.
Romaine Joseph Thorn fl. 1793–1820
Clito and Delia: a poem. 1793.
Retirement: a poem. Bristol 1793.
Bristolia: a poem . . .. [1794.]
Howe triumphant! or the glorious first of June: an heroic poem.
Bristol [1794].
Christmas: a poem. Bristol 1795.
Lodon and Miranda . . .. Bristol and London 1799.
Poems, very considerably enlarged . . .. Cork 1808.
The rhyme bag, or poetical depot . . .. Cork 1817.
Lorenzo: a tale. Bristol [1820].
The mad gallop, or a trip to Devizes . . .. Bristol [nd] (2nd edn).
Edward Thurlow, afterwards Hovell-Thurlow,
2nd Baron Thurlow 1781–1829
Collections
Select poems. Brussels 1816; Chiswick 1821 (priv ptd).
The sonnets of Edward Lord Thurlow. Brussels 1819 (priv ptd).
Poems on several occasions, An appendix . . .. Ed D. H. Reiman, New
York and London 1978 (facs reprint of 1813).
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Sidney, Sir Philip. The defence of poesy. Ed Thurlow, with 5 original
sonnets 1810.
Verses prefixed to The defence of poesy, the induction to an heroic
poem, also verses dedicated to the Prince Regent. 1812. Anon.
Hermilda in Palestine . . . with other poems. 1812. Anon.
Poems on several occasions. 1813 (2 edns, the 2nd enlarged), 1822
(‘2nd edn’).
An appendix to Poems on several occasions: being a continuation of
the Sylva. 1813.
Ariadne: a poem. 1814, 1822.
Carmen britannicum, or the song of Britain, written in honour of
his Royal Highness George Augustus Frederick Prince Regent.
1814.
The doge’s daughter . . .. 1814.
Moonlight; The doge’s daughter; Ariadne; Carmen britannicum, or
the song of Britain; Angelica, or the rape of Proteus. 1814.
Moonlight: a poem, with several copies of verses. 1814. A different
collection.
Angelica, or the rape of Proteus: a poem. 1822.
Arcite and Palamon. After Chaucer. 1822 (2 edns, the 2nd as The
knight’s tale and The flower and the leaf).
The odes of Anacreon. Tr Thurlow 1822.
The flower and the leaf: after . . . Chaucer. 1825.
Mary Tighe, formerly Blachford 1772–1810
Collection
Keats and M. Tighe: the poems of M. Tighe. Ed E. V. Weller, New
York 1928.
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Psyche, or the legend of love. 1805 (anon), 1811 (as Psyche, with other
poems, authorship acknowledged, 2 edns), 1812; Philadelphia
1812; London 1816, 1843, 1844, 1853 (in trn of Apuleius by H.
Gurney), 1876, 1889; ed D. Reiman, New York 1978 (facs reprint of
1805); Oxford 1992 (facs reprint of 1811).
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Mary: a series of reflections during twenty years. [Ed W. Tighe],
Dublin 1811 (priv ptd). Verse and prose.
Henchy, P. The works of Mary Tighe: published and unpublished.
Bibl Soc of Ireland Pbns 6 no 6 Dublin 1957.
William Tighe fl. 1802–12
The plants: a poem . . .. Cantos 1 and 2 London and Dublin 1808;
cantos 3 and 4 London 1811, 4 cantos together 1812.
James G. Todd b. 1798
Poems and songs. Stirling and London 1818; Aberdeen 1826.
Strila, or the palace of strife . . .. Edinburgh and Cupar 1823, 1824
(with memoir).
William Edward Pretyman Tomline fl. 1804–7
Poema (ode graeca . . . graecia hodierna) . . .. Cambridge 1804.
Poema (ode graeca . . . in obitum . . . ducis d’Enghien). Cambridge
1805.
A speech on the character of . . . W. Pitt. Cambridge 1806 (2 edns);
London 1807. Prose.
Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna, née Browne, formerly
Phelan, also ‘Charlotte Elizabeth’ 1790–1846
Collections
The works of ‘Charlotte Elizabeth’. Ed H. B. Stowe 3 vols New York
1844–5, 2 vols 1846–7 (5th edn), 1848, 1849 (7th edn), 1850, 1852.
Posthumous and other poems. By ‘Charlotte Elizabeth’. 1846; New
York 1847.
The minor poems of ‘Charlotte Elizabeth’. Dublin [1848].
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The shepherd boy and the deluge. By ‘Charlotte Elizabeth’. 1823.
Osric: a missionary tale, with The garden and other poems. By
‘Charlotte Elizabeth’. Dublin, London, Edinburgh, Glasgow and
Bristol [1825?]; London 1826; New York 1845 (4th edn), 1846, 1847,
1848, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1854.
Izram: a Mexican tale, and other poems. By ‘Charlotte Elizabeth’.
1826; New York 1845, 1846, 1847, 1849, 1850, 1851, 1854.
A visit to St George’s chapel. [1827].
Personal recollections. By ‘Charlotte Elizabeth’. 1841, 1847 (3rd edn).
Prose.
The convent bell and other poems. By ‘Charlotte Elizabeth’. New
York 1845, 1846.
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Balfour, C. L. A sketch of ‘Charlotte Elizabeth’. 1854.
See also col 1413.
Thomas Tovey fl. 1803–18
Things as they were . . .: a poem. Gloucester 1803.
Cheltea: a descriptive poem . . .. Cheltenham and Stroud 1818.
An earnest address to all ranks of people. Cheltenham and Stroud
1828. Prose.
George Townsend 1788–1857
Poems. London and Cambridge 1810.
Armageddon: a poem . . .. Ely 1814 (anon); London 1815 (acknowledged),
1817.
Illustrations of the ‘Pilgrim’s progress’ . . . from designs by T.
Stothard, with descriptive sonnets by G. Townsend. 1840.
Flowers from the garden of the church, or the collects . . . versified.
By a Durham theological student [G. T.]. 1854 (2 edns). Anon.
Sermons and other prose pbns on church topics.