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Collections
Miles 10 (11).
Hymns: selected and arranged by his son H. N. Bonar, with a brief
history of some of the hymns. 1904, 1908 (slight emendations and
1 previously unpbd piece).
The land of light and other hymns of faith and hope. [1912.]
Selections
Songs of the dawn: selections from the poems of Horatius Bonar,
Charlotte Murray and others. [1887.]
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Songs for the wilderness. 1843–4, 1850 (3rd edn).
The night of weeping: or words for the suffering family of God.
1845, 3rd thousand 1846. Prose.
Hymns original and selected. 1846.
The morning of joy: being a sequel to the Night of weeping. 1850.
Prose.
Hymns of faith and hope. 1st ser 1857–75, 2nd ser 1861–75, 3rd ser
1867–72, 1909 (selection).
reviews: Literary Churchman 5 Sep 1857; Br Quart Rev 45, Jan
1867.
Words of peace and welcome. 1860. Prose.
Family sermons. 1863.
The nun: or, convent life. [1869.]
The song of the new creation and other pieces. 1872.
My old letters. 1877, new edn in 2 vols 1879. In verse.
Hymns of the nativity, and other pieces. 1879.
Communion hymns. 1881.
Verses for Christmas and the New Year. 1885. With L. A. Bennett. Bk
2 by Bonar.
Songs of love and joy: poems. [1888].
‘Crowned with light’: a poem. 1889.
‘Until the day break’ and other hymns and poems left behind. Ed
H. N. Bonar 1890.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative work
Garnered grain. 1889. With L. A. Bennett.
Bonar contributed to North Br Rev and Sunday at Home. He edited the
Presbyterian Rev for some of the period 1831–48; Border Watch 1844–8;
Quart Jnl of Prophecy 1848–73; Christian Treasury 1859–79. See
Wellesley 5 1989.
Editions and introductions
The Bible hymn-book. Edinburgh 1845.
The new Jerusalem: a hymn of the olden time. Edinburgh 1852.
Lays of the holy land from ancient and modern poets. 1858.
Introduction to Hymns and thoughts in verse by E. A. W.
[1864.]
Lyra consolationis: or hymns for the day of sorrow and weariness.
1866.
Words old and new: or gems from the Christian authorship of all
ages. 1866. Prose.
Introduction to The song of songs by B. S. Clarke. 1881.
Bonar also pbd sermons, tracts and travel bks, and wrote introds to many
prose works of a broadly religious nature.
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Obit: The Times 1 Aug 1889.
Horatius Bonar DD: a memorial. 1889. Includes autobiographical
fragment, first and last sermons, bibliographical data and an
unpbd poem.
Gibb, G. L. Horatius Bonar and his hymns. Edinburgh 1989. [rs]
Thomas Edward Brown 1830–97
Mss located in Bryn Mawr College PA; Manx Museum Lib; Pierpont Morgan
Lib, New York. See also LR.
Bibliographies
Mozley, J. R. Poems of Thomas Edward Brown. Quart Rev Apr 1898,
rptd Living Age 10 Sep 1898.
Simpson, S. G. In Thomas Edward Brown the Manx poet: an appreciation.
London and Felling-on-Tyne 1906, New York 1906.
Radcliffe, W. In Thomas Edward Brown: a memorial volume,
Cambridge 1930.
Cubbon, W. Thomas Edward Brown, the Manx poet, 1830–1897. A
bibliography. Douglas, Isle of Man 1934. Rptd in his A bibliographical
account of works relating to the Isle of Man vol 2,
Oxford 1939.
Nowell-Smith, S. T. E. Brown. BC Autumn 1962.
See also Wellesley 5 1989.
Collections
Collected poems of T. E. Brown. Ed H. F. Brown, H. G. Dakyns and
W. E. Henley, with introd by W. E. Henley, 1900, 1901, 1909, 1920,
1927, 1976 (reprint of 1900).
reviews: Acad 29 Sep 1900; Bookman Nov 1900; Dial Jan 1901.
Poems of Thomas Edward Brown. Ed with introd by H. F. Brown
and H. G. Dawkins 1908, 1919.
Poems of Thomas Edward Brown. Introductory memoir by A.
Quiller-Couch. 2 vols Liverpool 1952 (reprint of Collected poems
1900 without introd by Henley).
review: TLS 6 June 1952.
Selections
In The poets and the poetry of the century, ed A. H. Miles, vol 5
1891–97.
In The English poets, ed T. H. Ward, vol 5, 1918.
Twenty-three poems. 1931 (Augustan Books of Poetry).
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The students’ guide to the school of ‘Litterae Fictitiae’, commonly
called novel-literature. Oxford 1855 (2 edns). With H. E. Tweed?
Betsy Lee. A fo’c’sle yarn. Cockermouth 1873 (anon), London 1873
(anon), New York 1873 (anon).
Christmas rose. Cockermouth 1873.
The library. A sermon preached in Clifton College Chapel, Sunday,
Nov 2 1873. Clifton 1873.
Chalse a Killey: to Chalse in Heaven. Ramsey, Isle of Man [1875?].
The doctor, by the author of ‘Betsy Lee’. Douglas, Isle of Man 1876.
Captain Tom and Captain Hugh; a Manx story in verse. Douglas,
Isle of Man 1878.
Old John. Douglas, Isle of Man [1880?]. Pam.
review: Isle of Man Times 8 Jan 1881.
Tommy big-eyes. By the author of ‘Betsy Lee’. 1880.
Fo’c’sle yarns, including Betsy Lee, and other poems. 1881, 1889 (2nd
edn).
reviews: Acad 30 Apr 1881; Athenaeum 7 May 1881; Scots
Observer 15 June 1889.
The doctor, and other poems. 1887. In 1891 unsold sheets were sold as
Kitty of the Sherragh Vane and The doctor.
The Manx witch, and other poems. 1889, New York 1889.
reviews: Scots Observer 26 Oct 1889; Acad 4 Jan 1890;
Athenaeum 25 Jan 1890.
Old John, and other poems. 1893, New York 1893.
reviews: Nat Observer 15 Apr 1893; Acad 27 May 1893; Dial 16
July 1893; Sylvia’s Jnl July 1893; Athenaeum 16 Sep 1893.
Manx idioms: a lecture. Douglas, Isle of Man 1897.
Contributions to periodicals, introductions and collaborative
works
Chambers’s encyclopaedia. 1888–92 edn, 1901 edn. Isle of Man.
Scots Observer. 10 Aug 1889–6 Sep 1890.
National Observer. 6 Dec 1890–14 Oct 1893.
Ramsey Courier. Rights of way in the Isle of Man, 19 Nov 1892, 24
Dec 1893.