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Chauncy Hare Townshend 1798–1868
Jerusalem: a poem. [Cambridge] 1817, 1820; London 1828 (in
Cambridge prize poems), 1859.
Poems. 1821.
The weaver’s boy: a tale, and other poems. 1825 (2nd edn).
The reigning vice: a satirical essay . . .. 1827. Anon.
Philosophy in the fens, or talk on the times: a poem. By ‘T. Greatly’
[Townshend]. 1851. Anon.
Sermons in sonnets . . . with other poems. 1851, 1857.
The burning of the Amazon: a ballad-poem. 1852.
The three gates. 1859, 1861.
Also wrote on mesmerism and on Scottish topography.
Joseph Train 1779–1852
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The poetical reveries of . . .. 1806.
Strains of the mountain muse. Edinburgh 1814.
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Fitzhugh, R. T. The Train manuscript. Chapel Hill NC 1943 (in
Robert Burns: his associates and contemporaries).
William Tremenheere fl. 1789–1821
Homer. The Iliad . . . Book i. Tr Tremenheere 1792.
An ode written upon the death and victory of Lord Viscount Nelson.
1805. Anon.
Verses on the victory of Trafalgar and the death and funeral of . . .
Nelson. [1806.]
Author of numerous sermons 1789–1821.
Melesina Trench, formerly Chenevix, Mrs
Richard 1768–1827
Collection
The remains. Ed [R. C. Trench] 1860, 1862, [1864]. Prose.
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Campaspe: an historical tale, and other poems. Southampton 1815.
Anon.
Ellen: a ballad, founded on a recent fact, and other poems . . .. Bath
1815. Anon.
Laura’s dream, or the moonlanders. 1816. Anon.
Aubrey, in five cantos. Southampton 1818. Anon.
A monody on the death of Mr Grattan. 1820.
Author of a book on education, of a jnl of a visit to Germany and contributor to
the Leadbeater papers (1862).
Henry Tresham 1749?–1814
The sea-sick minstrel, or maritime sorrows. 1796. Anon.
Rome at the close of the eighteenth century!!! . . .. 1799.
Britannicus to Buonaparte: an heroic epistle . . .. 1803.
Recreation at Ramsgate: poetical effusions . . .. Ramsgate 1805.
A tributary lay to the memory of . . . Lansdowne. 1810.
The British gallery of pictures. 1818, 1820. With W. Y. Ottley.
Thomas Trotter, MD 1760–1832
Collection
The farmer’s boy . . . The snow-storm. By Bloomfield, Trotter and
others. Wilmington DE 1803.
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Suspiria oceani: a monody on the death of . . . Earl Howe . . .. 1800.
The noble foundling . . .: a tragedy . . .. 1812.
Sea weeds: poems written . . . during a naval life. Newcastle, London
and Edinburgh 1829.
Also wrote on medical and maritime subjects in prose.
Elizabeth Tuck fl. 1821–3
The juvenile poetical moralist. Frome 1821.
Vallis vale and other poems. London, Bath and Frome 1823. Anon.
Elizabeth Turner c. 1774–1846
Collections
Cautionary stories, containing The daisy and cowslip. 1825 (anon);
ed E. V. Lucas 1897 (as Mrs Turner’s cautionary stories), 1898,
1902.
Short poems for young children. By the author of The pink. 1859.
Grandmamma’s book of rhymes for children. Ed G. K. Chesterton
1927 (illustr M. R. Cooper).
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The daisy, or cautionary stories in verse. 1807; Philadelphia 1808;
London 1810, 1812, 1814, 1816 (6th edn), 1823 (10th edn), [1840]
(25th edn), [1842?] (26th edn); New York [1851]; London [1860?]
(27th edn), 1885 (30th edn), [1885?] (31st edn), [1887?], 1899;
Birmingham 1899; New York [1900]; London 1910 (illustr R. A.
Hobson).
The cowslip, or more cautionary tales in verse. 1811, 1812;
Philadelphia 1813; London 1814, 1815, 1817, 1820 (7th edn), 1822,
1824, 1825, [184–?], [1842] (22nd edn); New York 1851; London
[1865?] (25th edn), [1885]; Birmingham 1899. Anon.
The pink: a flower in the juvenile garland, consisting of short
poems. 1823, [1835?]. With M. Howitt.
The blue-bell, or tales and fables. Derby 1838.
The crocus. 1844. Anon.
Horace Twiss, also ‘Horatius’ 1787–1849
St Stephen’s chapel: a satirical poem. By ‘Horatius’. 1807. Anon.
Farewell address, spoken by Mrs Siddons. [1812.]
Posthumous parodies and other pieces . . .. 1814. Anon.
The Carib chief: a tragedy . . .. 1819 (3 edns); New York 1820.
Author of political and legal works.
James Usher, of Whitechapel fl. 1823–33
A new version of the psalms . . . Tr Usher 1823, 1827.
The dirge of Fauntleroy. [1824?] (2 edns).
A version of the messiah . . .. [1824] (in Hymns and religious poetry).
The odes of Anacreon. Tr Usher 1833.
Buonaparté, The royal exchange, Odes of Horace. 1842.
Anna Jane Vardill, later Niven 1781–1852
Poems and translations, from the minor Greek poets and others;
written chiefly between the ages of ten and sixteen. By a lady.
1809 (2 edns), 1816. Anon.
The pleasures of human life: a poem. 1812.
David Vedder 1790–1854
Romaine Joseph Thorn | David Vedder
Collections
Rogers.
Poems, lyrics and sketches. Ed G. Gilfillan, Kirkwall [1878].
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The covenanters’ communion and other poems . . .. Edinburgh 1828.
Memoir of Sir W. Scott. Dundee 1832. Prose.
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