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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Orcadian sketches: legendary and lyrical pieces. Edinburgh and
Dundee 1832.
Poems, legendary, lyrical and descriptive. Edinburgh 1842.
The pictorial giftbook, or lays and lithography . . .. Edinburgh 1848.
The story of Reynard the fox. Tr Vedder [1852] (illustr G. Canton),
[1856], 1857.
Charles Verral fl. 1810–15
The pleasures of possession . . .. 1810.
Poems, including Servius Tullius . . .. [1815?].
John Vincent, curate of Constantine fl. 1809–12
Fowling: a poem (in five books) . . .. 1808 (anon); Edinburgh 1812
(authorship acknowledged).
Also pbd a sermon in 1812.
Josiah Walker d. 1831
Monody on the death of John Thurlow Esq. Norwich 1782. Anon.
An ode . . . to . . . society . . . universal good-will. Norwich 1785.
The defence of order: a poem. Edinburgh 1803 (3 edns).
Poems by Burns . . .. Ed Walker 2 vols Edinburgh 1811.
William Sidney Walker 1795–1846
Collections
The poetical remains . . . with a memoir. Ed J. Moultrie, London and
Rugby 1852.
Gustavus Vasa and The heroes of Waterloo. Ed D. H. Reiman, New
York and London 1977 (facs reprints of 1813 and 1815).
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Gustavus Vasa and other poems. 1813 (2 edns).
The heroes of Waterloo: an ode. 1815.
The appeal of Poland: an ode. Cambridge 1816.
Poems from the Danish . . .. Tr Walker, Philadelphia 1816.
Shakespeare. Senarii graeci, praemio Porsoniano dignati. Tr Walker
[scenes tr into Latin], [Cambridge] 1818.
Shakespeare’s versification and its apparent irregularities
explained. Ed [W. N. Lettsom] 1854. Prose.
A critical examination of the text of Shakespeare. Ed [W. N. Lettsom]
3 vols 1860. Prose.
Also edited Latin verse.
Catharine or Catherine George Ward, later
Mason b. 1787
Poems. Edinburgh 1805; Coventry and London 1812.
Tales of the glen. London and Windsor 1813.
The Dandy family, or the pleasures of a ball night. 1815.
A tributary poem on the death of . . . Princess Charlotte. [1817.]
Maid, wife and mother, or women! A poem . . .. 1819.
Miscellaneous poems. 1820.
Author also of numerous novels.
Charlotte Wardle fl. 1814
St Aelian’s, or the cursing well: a poem. 1814.
Norway: a poem (with Danish tr by N. H. Jaeger). London and
Christiania [1814].
Mary Ann Wassell fl. 1815–59
The rivals, or the general investigation. 1815 (2 edns); Cheltenham
1859 (5th edn).
George Watson, later Watson-Taylor, also ‘Sir J.
Cheakill’ d. 1841
England preserved: an historical play . . .. 1795 (2 edns), 1802, 1811 (in
The Modern Theatre vol 8).
The old hag in a red cloak: a romance . . .. 1801, 1802 (in The school for
satire). Anon.
Equanimity in death: a poem. 1813.
The cross-Bath guide . . .. Ed ‘Sir J. Cheakill’. 1815. Anon.
The profligate: a comedy. 1820. Anon. Prose.
Poems written in English . . . By Charles, Duke of Orleans. Ed
[Watson]. 1827.
Pieces of poetry, with two dramas. 2 vols Chiswick 1830. Anon. Verse
and prose.
William Watt, of Islington 1793–1859
Comus and Cupid. Glasgow 1835; London 1844, 1860 (as Poems and
songs).
Remarks on shooting . . . in familiar verse. London and Manchester
1835; London 1839.
The cosset lamb, Enigma, My home in the forest wide . . .. 1847.
Alaric Alexander Watts 1797–1864
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Poetical sketches, with stanzas for music. 1822 (priv ptd).
Poetical sketches, The profession, The broken heart . . . with stanzas
for music and other poems. 1823, 1824 (3rd edn), 1828, 1843.
Scenes of life and shades of character. 2 vols 1831. With others. Prose.
Lyrics of the heart. 1851; New York 1852; Philadelphia 1853; Rugeley
[1855?] (a selection, The sister of charity).
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Watts, A. Alfred. Alaric Watts: a narrative of his life. 2 vols 1864, 1884.
Also a few minor prose writings and numerous contributions to periodicals.
Watts edited the following periodicals and annuals: Leeds Intelligencer
(1822–5); Manchester Courier (1825–6); Literary Souvenir (1825–35);
Cabinet of British Art (1835–8) (continuation of Souvenir, above);
Poetical Album (1825) and (1828–9); United Services Gazette (1833–47);
Men of the time (1856).
Susanna or Susannah Watts 1768–1842
Collection
Hymns and poems . . . with a few recollections of her life. Leicester
1842.
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Dodsley, R. Chinese maxims, translated from The oeconomy of
human life into heroic verse, in seven parts. Tr Watts, Leicester
1784.
de’ Medici, Lorenzo. Original poems and translations, particularly
Ambra. Tr chiefly by Watts. London and Leicester 1802.
A walk through Leicester, being a guide . . .. 1804 (anon); Leicester
1820; Leicester and Brussels 1967 (attributed). Prose.
Elegy on the death of the Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales.
Leicester [1817?].
The selector. Ed Watts 1823.
The insects in council, addressed to entomologists, with other
poems. London and Leicester 1828; London 1835.
The animals’ friend . . . to inculcate kindness . . .. 1833. Prose.
Lewis Way 1772–1840
Poems. Stansted 1822 (priv ptd). Anon.
The withered chaplet from Villa Franca. [n.p. 1822.] Anon.