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Early Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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The poetical works of Kirke White and James Grahame. Ed G.
Gilfillan, Edinburgh 1855, 1856; New York 1856; Edinburgh 1868;
London [1878] (Cassell’s Lib).
The poetical works of Robert Bloomfield and Kirke White. 1871.
The poetical works. Ed H. K. Swann [1897?] (in The Canterbury
Poets).
Miles 10 (11).
The poetical works of I. Watts and H. K. White. 2 vols Boston
[1880].
Poems, letters and prose fragments. Ed J. Drinkwater [1907] (ML);
London and New York [1922?].
Poems, hymns and prose writings. Ed R. T. Beckwith, Oxford 1985.
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Clifton Grove: a sketch in verse, with other poems. 1803.
[Uncollected poems and prose, ed T. O. Mabbott.] N & Q 7 Sep 1940,
13 Jan 1945, 15 June, 2 Nov 1946, 4 Sep 1948.
Mabbott, T. O. Letters of Kirke White. N & Q 16 Nov 1946.
John Whitehouse 1756?–1824
Poems, consisting chiefly of original pieces . . .. 1787.
Odes moral and descriptive . . .. 1794.
An elegiac ode to the memory of . . . Reynolds . . .. 1792.
Stolberg, F. L. Hymn to the earth. Tr Whitehouse 1800.
Hymn of thanksgiving . . .. 1814.
Panegyric of Samuel Whitbread. Northampton 1816.
Tribute of affection to the memory of Mrs . . . Whitehouse. 1819.
William S. Wickenden, ‘The bard of the forest’
1797–c. 1867
The rustic’s lay and other poems. Gloucester 1817.
Count Glarus of Switzerland, interspersed with . . . poetry.
Gloucester and London [1819].
Poems. By ‘the bard of the forest’. Cambridge 1823 (anon); Sherborne
1827 (acknowledged); London 1859 (5th edn).
Poems and tales with an autobiographical sketch of his early life.
1851.
Prose and poetry. By ‘the bard of the forest’. Cambridge 1852.
Author of numerous works of fiction.
Jeremiah Holmes Wiffen 1792–1836
Collection
The brothers [J. H. and B. B. Wiffen]: memoirs and miscellanies. Ed
S. R. Pattison 1880, [1896] (in Monthly Tract Soc, n.s. 364).
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Poems by three friends. 1813 (anon), 1815 (as Poems, acknowledged).
With T. Raffles and J. B. Brown.
Aonian hours and other poems. London and Newport 1819; London
1820.
Julia Alpinula, with other poems. 1820 (2 edns).
The works of Garcilasso de la Vega. Tr Wiffen 1823. With critical and
historical essay on Spanish poetry.
Tasso. Jerusalem delivered, book the fourth . . .. Tr Wiffen 1821, 2 vols
1824–5 (completed, with a life of the author), 3 vols 1826, 2 vols
1830, 1846; 1 vol New York 1846; London 1854; New York 1858;
London 1872. Life of Tasso pbd separately, New York 1859.
The echo of antiquity: the past and the future. 1826.
Verses written on the alameda at Ampthill Park. 1827 (priv ptd).
Letters of W. Thompson . . . with tributary verses. 1828.
Historical memoirs of the first race of ancestry whence the house of
Russell had its origin. 2 vols 1833. Prose.
Verses written at . . . Woburn Abbey. By [J. H. W.]. 1836 (priv ptd).
Anon.
Joseph Wilde fl. 1810–14
The hospital: a poem . . .. Norwich [1810].
Infancy: a poem . . .. Norwich 1814.
Miss Williams, of Glanravon fl. 1815–16
Dependance: a poem. [1815?]
Fashion: a poem. 1816.
Taliesin Williams, called Taliesin ab Iolo
Morganwg 1787–1847
Cardiff Castle: a poem . . .. Merthyr Tydfil 1827.
Gwent and Dyfed royal eisteddfod . . . The Welsh ode . . .. Tr A. Bruce,
London and Cardiff 1835.
The doom of Colyn Dolphyn: a poem. London and Merthyr Tydfil
1837.
Pbns also in Welsh.
Barbarina Wilmot
See Barbarina Brand, above.
Charles Wolfe 1791–1823
Collections
Remains of the late Rev Charles Wolfe. Ed J. A. Russell 2 vols Dublin
and London 1825; 1 vol London 1826 (2 edns), 1827; Hartford CT
1828; London 1829, 1832, 1836, 1842, 1847. Poems and sermons,
with memoir.
Sermons of the late Rev Charles Wolfe [with memoir by G. J. Davies].
1883. Rptd from Remains, above.
Poems. 1903, 1909. With memoir by C. L. Falkiner and ms facs of The
burial of Sir John Moore.
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The burial of Sir John Moore. Newry Telegraph 19 Apr 1817.
The burial of Sir John Moore; with other poems [and a memoir]. 1825.
Elizabeth Wolferstan, Mrs Samuel Pipe 1763–1845
The enchanted flute, with other poems, and Fables from La
Fontaine. 1822, 1823.
Eugenia: a poem, in four cantos. 1824.
Ovid. The fable of Phaeton. Tr [Wolferstan] 1828.
Fairy tales in verse. Lichfield 1829; London and Lichfield 1830, 1833.
On reading Lady Flora Hastings’ poems. [1840?] Anon (attribution
uncertain).
Golden rules. 1841.
Old stories versified. 1842.
George Woodley 1786–1846
Mount Edgcumbe: a descriptive poem, The shipwreck: a naval
eclogue. By [G. W.]. Dock 1804. Anon.
The church yard and other poems. 1808.
Britain’s bulwarks, or the British seaman: a poem. Plymouth 1811.
Portugal delivered: a poem . . .. London and Plymouth 1812.
Redemption: a poem in twenty books. 2 vols Truro 1816.
Cornubia: a poem in five cantos . . .. London and Truro 1819.
Published miscellaneous prose works.
William Wordsworth 1770–1850
Mss of works by Wordsworth and his family are chiefly held at the
Wordsworth Lib, Grasmere, where there are approximately 90 per cent of all