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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Bloomfield in Ireland, Flower pieces and other poems, Life and
phantasy, Thought and word, and Ashby manor.
Miles 5.
Sixteen poems. Selected by William Butler Yeats. Dundrum 1905
(Dun Emer Press); rptd (facs) Shannon 1971.
Poems. Selected and arranged by Helen Allingham. 1912. Gold
Treasury ser.
Poems. Ed with an introd by J. Hewitt. Dublin 1967.
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Poems. 1850.
Day and night songs. 1854.
Peace and war: an ode. 1854. First pbd in Daily News 20 Feb 1854, not
rptd in later vols.
The music master: a love story, and two series of day and night
songs. 1855, 1860 (2nd issue, as Day and night songs and the
music master, a love poem). Illustr Arthur Hughes, John E.
Millais and D. G. Rossetti. Some of the poems were first ptd in
Household Words etc.
The poetical works of Edgar Allan Poe and Richard H. Dana. 1857.
Anon ed and with introd by Allingham.
Nightingale valley: a collection, including a great number of the
choicest lyrics and short poems in the English language, edited
by ‘Giraldus’.‘1860’ [1859], 1862 (2nd issue, with Allingham’s
name on title page, subtitle altered to: a collection of choice lyrics
and short poems from the time of Shakespeare to the present
day).
Poems: first American edition. Boston 1861. Text altered
significantly from Poems 1850, above, 20 poems added.
Laurence Bloomfield in Ireland: a modern poem. 1864, 1869 (2nd
issue, adds a preface, subtitle altered to: or the new landlord),
1888 (2nd edn, rev, adds dedication to Samuel Ferguson, subtitle
altered to: or rich and poor in Ireland). An early version appeared
in Fraser’s Mag Nov 1862–Nov 1863.
The ballad book: a selection of the choicest British ballads. Ed
Allingham. 1864. (several later impressions). Gold Treasury ser;
Cambridge MA 1865 (several later impressions).
Fifty modern poems. 1865.
In fairyland: a series of pictures from the elf-world by Richard
Doyle, with a poem by William Allingham. ‘1870’ [1869], New
York 1870, London 1873 (2nd issue). Illustr Richard Doyle.
Ye dirty old man (dirty Dick): a legend of Bishopsgate, from
Household Words conducted by Charles Dickens. [1870 or later.]
Anon. Poem, first pbd in Household Words 8 Jan 1853, used in
advertisement book by London liquor merchant; another printing
from perhaps as early as 1855 recorded.
Rambles by ‘Patricius Walker’. 1873, 1893 (as vols 1–2 of Varieties in
prose). Essays on England and Ireland.
The poetical works of Thomas Campbell: memoir by W. Allingham.
1875, 1890.
Songs, ballads and stories. 1877, Boston 1877. Selections from previous
vols, rev and rearranged.
A question. [c. 1876–8.] Broadside. Anonymous poem on the Eastern
Question.
Evil May-day &c. [1882], [1883] (2nd issue, with Longman imprint on
pasted-in slip). An argumentative poem on the relation of religion
to dogma and science.
Ashby Manor: a play in two acts. [1882], [1883] (2nd issue, with
Longman imprint on pasted-in slip); rptd in Thought and word
1890, below.
The fairies. [1883.] Illustr E. Gertrude Thomson, 1912 (as Up the airy
mountain). Rptd from Poems 1850, above. Set to music by Arnold
Bax 1907.
Blackberries picked off many bushes, by ‘D. Pollex and others’, put
in a basket by W. Allingham. 1884, 1890 (2nd issue). Poems by
Allingham.
Day and night songs. 1884. Bears little relation to 1854 vol of same
name; rptd in Flower pieces and other poems, below.
Hopgood & Co: a new and original serio-comic piece, in one act.
[Guildford?] 1885 (priv ptd). Rptd in vol 3 of Varieties in prose,
below.
At Stratford-on-Avon. [Guildford? 1886] (priv ptd). Bifolium. Poem
on Shakespeare first pbd in Macmillan’s Mag Mar 1864.
Flower pieces. [Guildford? 1886] (priv ptd). Trial version of poems
forming opening section of Flower pieces and other poems,
below; some first pbd in Poems 1850, above, others in Flowers and
months in Athenaeum Feb 1886.
Rhymes for the young folk. [1887.] Illustr Helen Allingham, Harry
Furniss, Kate Greenaway and Caroline Paterson, New York [1915],
London 1930 (as Robin red breast and other verses).
Irish songs and poems. 1887, 1890 (2nd issue), 1901.
Flower pieces and other poems. 1888, 1893 (3rd issue). Illustr D. G.
Rossetti. Includes The music master, Day and night songs, above.
Life and phantasy. 1889, 1893 (2nd issue). Illustr Arthur Hughes and
John E. Millais.
Thought and word, and Ashby Manor: a play in two acts. 1890.
Includes four stage designs by Helen Allingham.
Varieties in prose. 3 vols 1893. Vols 1–2 contain Rambles, vol 3 contains
Irish sketches, Hopgood & Co, and Essays on modern
prophets, Painter and critic, Poetry, Disraeli’s monument to
Byron, Some curiosities of criticism, and Baudelaire.
By the way: verses, fragments and notes, arranged by Helen
Allingham. 1912.
Letters and papers
William Allingham: a diary. Ed H. Allingham and D. Radford 1907,
rptd Fontwell Surrey 1967 (with introd by G. Grigson), rptd 1985
(Penguin Lives and Letters ser, with introd by J. J. Norwich); 1990
(Folio Soc, introd by J. J. Norwich, adds illus from contemporary
photographs.
Letters to William Allingham. Ed H. Allingham and E. Baumer
Williams 1911. Includes letters from Allingham, principally to
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Leigh Hunt and Arthur Hughes.
Letters from William Allingham to Robert and Elizabeth Barrett
Browning. [1913?] (priv ptd).
Cameron, K. W. Allingham and Emerson: some new evidence.
Emerson Soc Quart no 6 1957. 5 letters to Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Allingham also edited Fraser’s Mag 1874–9.
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[Rossetti, W. M.] Poetry and the drama. Critic 15 Oct 1850. Rev of
Poems 1850.
[Patmore, C.] Allingham’s Poems. Palladium Nov 1850.
[Patmore, C.] Rev of Day and night songs. Critic 1 Apr 1854.
[Patmore, C.] Rev of The music master, 1855. In New poets,
Edinburgh Rev Oct 1856.
[Rossetti, W. M.]. Poetry and the drama. Critic 1 Apr 1857. Rev of The
Music master.
Monkhouse, C. Allingham’s new poems. Acad 3 Feb 1883. Rev of Evil
May-day &c. and Ashby Manor.
Tynan, K. The poetry of William Allingham. Irish Fireside 30 Oct
1886.
Yeats, W. B. The poet of Ballyshannon. Providence Sunday Journal
22 Sep 1888; rptd in Yeats, Letters to the New Island, 1934.
Letters of D. G. Rossetti to Allingham 1845–70. Ed G. B. Hill 1897.
Many originally appeared in Atlantic Monthly July–Aug 1896.
Yeats, W. B. In Miles 5.
Johnson, L. In A treasury of Irish poetry in the English tongue, ed S.
A. Brooke and T. W. Rolleston, 1900.
Graves, A. P. William Allingham. Trans Royal Soc of Lit 32 1913.
Kropf, H. Allingham und seine Dichtung. Biel 1928.
Howe, M. L. Notes on the Allingham canon. PQ 12 1933.
Donaghy, J. L. William Allingham. Dublin Mag 22 1945.