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Palingenesia: the world to come. Paris and London 1824. Anon.
Author of memoirs, sermons and other religious pbns.
Cornelius Webbe, or Webb 1790?–1850?
§1
Sonnets, amatory, incidental and descriptive, with other poems.
1820 (priv ptd).
Summer, An invocation to sleep, Fairy revels and Songs and sonnets.
1821.
The posthumous papers, facetious and fanciful, of a person lately
about town. 1828; New York 1828. Anon. (Dramatised in 182-? as
Two eyes between two.) Prose.
Lyric leaves. 1832.
Glances at life in city and suburb. 1st ser 1836; ser 2, 1845; 1848 (both
ser). Prose.
The man about town. 2 vols 1838; Philadelphia 1839; London 1841,
1857 (vol 2 as The absent man). Prose.
§2
Green, D. B. Four letters of Webbe. N & Q Jan 1958.
Margaretta Wedderburn fl. 1811–18
Mary Queen of Scots: an historical poem, with other miscellaneous
pieces. Edinburgh, London and Glasgow 1811; London
1818.
George Weguelin b. 1766
The eccentric. 1829.
An olympic romance, entitled the whim of the brain . . .. 1830.
The poetical works . . .. 3rd ser 1832.
Charles Jeremiah Wells, also ‘H. L. Howard’
1799?–1879
Collection
Miles 3.
§1
Dramas adapted for the representation of juvenile persons. By ‘H.
Howard’. 1820.
Joseph and his brethren: a dramatic poem. By ‘H. L. Howard’. 1823,
1824; ed A. C. Swinburne 1876; London and New York 1908 (WC),
[1913], 1918.
A dramatic scene. Ed H. B. Forman. In Literary anecdotes of the
nineteenth century, ed W. R. Nicoll and T. J. Wise, vol 1 1895.
Written c. 1876; intended for insertion in Joseph and his
brethren, above.
Stories after nature. 1822 (anon); ed W. J. Linton 1891 (attributed).
Prose.
§2
Forman, H. B. Concerning the friend who sent Keats some roses.
[Boston 1913] (in Bibliophile Soc Twelfth year book).
Harriet West, Mrs John, formerly Atkinson
1789–1839
§1
Sacred poems for Sundays and holidays, throughout the year. 1833 (2
edns).
§2
West, J. Memoir of Mrs J. West. London and Blandford 1840; London
1842, 1866 (4th edn).
Thomas Whitby fl. 1819–20
The priory of Birkenhead: a tale. 1819.
Retrospection: a rural poem. 1820.
Samuel Whitchurch, of Bath fl. 1785–1816
A monody to the memory of Admiral Hyde Parker . . .. 1785.
The negro convert: a poem . . .. Bath 1785.
Elegy on the death of Mr Thomas Tuppen . . .. 1795.
Hispaniola: a poem . . .. Bath 1804.
Epistle to Mr Joseph Lancaster on . . . education. Bath and London
[1810].
My mother. Southwark [1810]. Single sheet.
David Dreadnought, the reformed English sailor. Pt l Bath 1812, 1813
(complete in 4 pts as David Dreadnought, or nautic tales and
adventures); London 1815.
The Sunday-school: a poem. 1816.
Henry Kirke White 1785–1806
Charles Verral | Henry Kirke White
Collections
The remains of Henry Kirke White, with an account of his life by R.
Southey. 2 vols London, Cambridge and Nottingham 1807;
London 1808 (2 edns), 1810, 1811; Philadelphia 1811; Boston 1813;
London 1813; Boston 1815; New York 1815; London 1816, 1819; New
York 1820; London 1821, Boston 1822; London 1822 (vol 3); Boston
1823; 2 vols London 1823 (contents of previous vol 3 included), 1
vol 1824, 1825, 4 vols 1825; Glasgow 1825, 1827, 1828; London 1828,
1830, 1831, 1834, 1836; Glasgow 1837, 1838; Cambridge 1839;
Glasgow 1844; London 1850, 1855, 1913.
The beauties of White. Ed A. Howard [1823]; Boston 1826, 1827;
Philadelphia 1829; Boston and Hartford CT [1830]; London,
Glasgow and Dublin [1830?]; Hartford CT 1831, 1833, 1836.
Poetical remains; the prose remains. 2 vols 1824, 1831, 1848.
The poetical works and remains. 1824, 1837, 1840; Philadelphia 1844;
London 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855; Edinburgh [1855]; New
York 1855; Philadelphia 1855; New York 1856; New York and
London 1857; London 1858, 1860; London and New York 1861;
London 1864; London and New York 1867; New York 1869;
Boston 1873; New York 1881, 1883, 1900.
The poetical remains. 1824, 1825, 1826, 1851 (in Cabinet edn).
The life and remains. 1825; London and Edinburgh 1825; London
1826, 1827, 1834, 1835, 1841, 1845, 1848, 1850; London and
Edinburgh 1851; London 1852, [1870].
The complete works. Boston 1829; New York [1830?]; Boston 1831,
1837; New York 1849.
The poetical works of Rogers, Kirke White [et al]. Paris 1829.
The poetical works, with a memoir by Sir H. Nicolas. 1830 (Aldine
edn vol 6), 1836, 1838 (Standard Lib), 1840, 1841, 1853; Boston and
Cambridge MA 1854; Boston, New York and Philadelphia 1854;
London 1857, 1859; Boston 1859; London 1860; Boston 1864, 1865;
London 1866, [1867] (illustr B. Foster); Boston 1871; London [1871],
1898, 1907.
The works. 1835; Philadelphia 1842, 1844, 1846, 1848; London 1848;
New York 1849; London 1850; New York 1851, 1853; Philadelphia
1856.
Memoir and poetical remains of Kirke White, also Melancholy
hours. Ed J. Todd, Philadelphia 1844; Boston 1850, 1851, 1853,
1854; Boston, New York and Philadelphia 1854; Boston and New
York 1855; Boston 1859, 1860, 1861; New York 1869.
Poems. New York 1851.
The poetical and prose works. Edinburgh [1855?]; Edinburgh and
London [1881].
The life . . . with selections. 1856 (in Lib of Christian Biography vol
10).
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