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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Studies for stories. 2 vols 1864, 1 vol Boston 1865. Anon.
reviews: in Saturday Rev 18, 17 Dec 1864; Literary Churchman
11, 25 Feb 1865; Atlantic Monthly 15, Mar 1865; Br Quart Rev 41,
Apr 1865.
Home thoughts and home scenes: in original poems by J. Ingelow,
D. Greenwell, etc. 1865. 2 poems by Ingelow.
Stories told to a child. 1865, 10th thousand 1867, [1891].
The grandmother’s shoe. 1867. Stories told to a child, vol 1.
The golden opportunity. 1867. Stories told to a child, vol 2.
The suspicious jackdaw, and The life of Mr John Smith. 1867. Stories
told to a child, [vol 3].
The Moorish gold, and The one-eyed servant. 1867. Stories told to a
child, vol 4.
Little Rie and the rosebuds, and Can and could. 1867. Stories told to a
child, vol 5.
Deborah’s book, and The lonely rock. 1867. Stories told to a child, vol
6.
The minnows with silver tails, and Two ways of telling a story. 1867.
Stories told to a child, vol 7.
The wild duck-shooter, and I have a right. 1867. Stories told to a
child, vol 8.
A story of doom and other poems. 1867, 1868 (3rd edn). 6 edns by
1880, some called Poems: second series. 6th thousand 1874, 6th
edn 1877.
review: Athenaeum 2069, 22 Jan 1867.
A sister’s bye-hours. 1868. Anon. Stories.
Mopsa the fairy. 1869, Boston MA 1869. Everyman edn [1912], 1964. A
long fairy story.
review: Athenaeum 2171, 5 June 1869.
The little wonder-horn. A new series of Stories told to a child. 1872,
1877. 12 of the 14 stories rptd in The little wonder-box, 6 vols, 32°,
1887.
review: Athenaeum 2355, 14 Dec 1872.
Off the Skelligs. 4 vols 1872, 1879, 1906 (5th edn).
reviews: Athenaeum 2355, 14 Dec 1872; Spectator 46, 4 Jan 1873;
Br Quart Rev 58, July 1873; Saturday Rev 36, 12 July 1873.
Fated to be free. 3 vols 1875, new edn 1876, 1900. Rptd from Good
Words.
One hundred holy songs, carols and sacred ballads, original and
suitable for music. 1878. Anon.
Sarah de Berenger: a novel. 1879, 3 vols 1880, 1886.
review: Saturday Rev 62, 16 Oct 1886.
Poems. 2 vols 1880, New York 1880, London 1893. Vol 1 rptd from
23rd edn of Poems (1863) with 1 additional poem; vol 2 rptd from
6th edn of A story of doom and other poems, with addns.
Don John: a story. 3 vols 1881, Boston MA 1881.
reviews: Athenaeum 2818, 29 Oct 1881; Spectator 54, 3 Dec 1881;
Saturday Rev 54, 9 Sep 1882.
The high tide on the coast of Lincolnshire 1571. Boston MA 1883,
Boston, Lincolnshire 1972. First pbd in Poems (1863).
Poems: third series. 1885, Boston MA 1885 as Poems of the old days
and the new, 1888.
reviews: Athenaeum 3006, 6 June 1885; Br Quart Rev 82, July
1885; Saturday Rev 60, 29 Aug 1885.
John Jerome, his thoughts and ways; a book without beginning.
1886.
Very young and Quite another story. 1890.
review: Athenaeum 3296, 27 Dec 1890.
A motto changed. 1893 (as Christmas no of Good Words), New York
1894.
The old man’s prayer. Manchester [1895]. Verse drama.
Laura Richmond. 1901. First pbd in A sister’s bye-hours.
The black polyanthus, and Widow Maclean. 1903. First pbd in A
sister’s bye-hours.
Ingelow contributed to Good Words, Fraser’s Mag, NMM, Harper’s,
Longman’s Mag, St Paul’s and the Youth’s Mag. See Wellesley vol 5.
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Forman, H. B. Our living poets. 1871.
Robertson, E. S. English poetesses. 1883.
Obit: The Times 21 July 1897; Athenaeum 24 July 1897.
Some recollections of Jean Ingelow and her early friends. 1901, Port
Washington NY and London 1972.
Peters, M. Jean Ingelow, Victorian poetess. Ipswich 1972.
Ingelow’s work was popular in America, and there were separate reprints of
many individual poems and stories. [rs]
John Kells Ingram 1823–1907
Bibliographies
Lyster, T. Bibliography of the writings of John Kells Ingram,
1823–1907, with a brief chronology. Dublin 1909.
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Who fears to speak of ninety-eight? Nation (Dublin) 1 Apr 1843; rptd
in The spirit of the Nation, 1843, and in his Sonnets and other
poems, 1900, below.
On the ‘Opus majus’ of Roger Bacon. From the Nat Hist Rev and
Quart Jnl Science. Dublin 1858.
Considerations on the state of Ireland: an address. Dublin 1863, 1864
(2nd edn).
Shakespeare. 1863. Lecture.
Tennyson’s works. 1863. Lecture.
A comparison between the English and Irish poor law, with respect
to the conditions of relief. [Dublin 1864.]
Sonnets and other poems. 1900.
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Falkiner, C. L. Memoir of John Kells Ingram, LL.D. Dublin 1907.
William Josiah Irons 1812–83
Selections
Miles 10 (12).
Rhymes, after Horace: six verse translations. Edinburgh 1982 (priv
ptd).
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Hymn for advent: Dies irae [of Thomas de Celano] translated [as Day
of wrath! o day of mourning!]. [1854.]
The words of the hymns in the appendix of the Brompton metrical
psalter. [Compiled by W. J. Irons] 1861.
The idea of a national church. 1862. Replies to ‘Essays and
reviews’.
Hymns for use in church. 1866.
Analysis of human responsibility. [1869.]
Christianity as taught by St Paul. Oxford 1870.
Psalms and hymns for the church. [1875], 1883.
Irons also pbd many sermons and theological tracts.
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Obit: The Times 20 June 1883.
Miles, A. H. In Miles 10 (12).
Julian.
William Johnson, later Cory 1823–92
Mss: poems, plays, notebooks, journals, letters etc, Eton College Lib.
Bibliography
Mackenzie, F. C. Cory: a biography. 1950. Includes a list of Cory’s
works.
See also Bibliography of British literary Bibliographies.ed.T.H.
Howard-Hill, Oxford 1987.