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Ionica. 1891. A reprint of Ionica (1858) and Ionica II, with 85 additional
poems and biographical introd and notes by A. C. Benson.
Miles 5.
§1
Ionica. 1858 (anon), 1891, 1905 (3rd edn with biographical introd and
notes by A. C. Kan).
Plato, written 1843. In A complete collection of the English poems
which have obtained the Chancellor’s Gold Medal at the
University of Cambridge vol 1, Cambridge 1859.
Eton reform. 2 vols 1861.
On the education of the reasoning faculties. In Essays on a liberal
education, ed F. W. Farrar, 1867.
Nuces: exercises on the syntax of the public school Latin primer. 3
vols 1867–70, 1873.
Early modern Europe. Cambridge 1869.
Lucretilis: an introduction to the art of writing Latin lyric verses. 2
vols Eton 1871, new edn Eton 1884, limited edn Cambridge 1851
[75 copies].
Iophon: an introduction to the art of writing Greek iambic verses.
1873.
Ionica II. 1877 (priv ptd). Anon.
A guide to modern English history [1815–35]. 2 vols 1880–2.
Hints for Eton masters. 1898.
Letters and papers
Extracts from the letters and journals, selected and arranged by F.
W. Cornish. Oxford 1897 (priv ptd).
§2
Nicoll, W. R. and T. J. Wise. In their Literary anecdotes of the nineteenth
century vol 2, 1896.
Paul, H. Stray leaves. 1906. With personal reminiscences.
Notes of the table talk of Cory. In Gathered leaves from the prose of
Mary E. Coleridge, ed E. Sichel 1910.
Brett, R. B. Ionicus. 1923. A biography and appreciation, including
letters and extracts from Ionica and Lucretilis.
Madan, G. William Cory. Cornhill Mag Aug 1928.
Cory, P. In search of a grandfather. Blackwood’s Mag Oct 1946.
Mackenzie, F. C. Cory: a biography. 1950. With unpbd poems.
Ebenezer Jones 1820–60
Selections
Miles 5.
§1
Studies of sensation and event: poems. 1843; ed R. H. Shepherd 1879
(with memorial notices by S. Jones and W. J. Linton). Includes
additional poems in appendix.
reviews: Spectator 16, 2 Dec 1843; Spectator 13 Sep 1879.
The land monopoly: the suffering and demoralization caused by it;
and the justice and expediency of its abolition. 1849.
§2
Shepherd, R. H. In his Forgotten books worth remembering, 1878. A
series of monographs: No 1 Studies of sensation and event.
Watts, T. Athenaeum 21–8 Sep, 12 Oct 1878.
Linton, W. J. In Miles 5.
Rees, T. H. Ebenezer Jones, the neglected poet 1820–1860. [1909.]
[rs]
Ernest Charles Jones 1819–68
Selections
Miles 4.
Ernest Jones, Chartist: selections from writings and speeches, with
introduction and notes by J. Saville. 1952.
§1
Infantine effusions. Hamburg 1830.
The student of Padua: a domestic tragedy. 1836. A play in verse.
The wood-spirit: a novel. 2 vols 1841, 1855.
My life: a poem. 1846. Introd signed ‘Percy-Vere’.
The maid of Warsaw, or the tyrant Czar: a tale of the last Polish revolution.
1854.
The lass and the lady, or love’s ladder: a tale of thrilling interest.
1855. Completed by T. Frost. Pbd in parts.
Woman’s wrongs: a series of tales. 1855.
The battle-day, and other poems. 1855.
The songs of the lower classes: a song of Cromwell’s time. 1856.
Songs of democracy. 1856. Song of the day labourers, A song of resurrection,
The marriage feast, Song of the factory slave. Pbd separately
as flysheets.
The Emperor’s vigil, and the waves and the war. 1856.
The revolt of Hindustan, or the new world: a poem. 1857.
Corayda, a tale of faith and chivalry, and other poems. 1860.
Democracy: a debate between Professor Blackie and the late E.
Jones. 1885.
Jones also pbd lectures on social and political subjects.
§2
Obit: The Times 27, 29 Jan, 31 Mar 1868.
Leary, F. The life of Ernest Jones. 1887.
Miles, A. H. In Miles 4.
Robert Dwyer Joyce 1830–83
Ballads, romances and songs. Dublin 1861.
A much admired song called the Drian-naun Don. Dublin [1865?]
Anon.
Legends of the wars in Ireland. Boston 1868.
Ballads of Irish chivalry: songs and poems. Complete edn. Boston
MA 1872; ed P. Joyce London 1908.
Deirdrè. Boston 1876, Dublin 1877.
Blanid. Boston and Cambridge MA 1879.
Russell, M. Robert Dwyer Joyce. Irish Monthly Jan 1878.
Frances Anne Kemble, afterwards Butler, then
Kemble 1809–93
Manuscripts
The ms of Kemble’s play An English tragedy is held in the Library of
Congress, together with some of her letters. Over 100 letters, some undated
(c. 1830–70), others dated 1877–9, are held at the Univ of Illinois, Urbana.
Other letters are held by Columbia Univ Lib (micro New York 1984), Folger,
the Berg Collection of NYPL, the Cairns Collection of Univ of Wisconsin-
Madison, Boston Public Lib, Massachusetts Historical Soc, New York
Historical Soc, Historical Soc of Pennsylvania, and the Lib and Historical Soc
of Stockbridge MA. The BL holds the ms of Francis the First together with an
autobiographical volume and ms copies of her 1844 Poems. See also LR 2, pp.
534–6.
Collections
Plays by Frances Anne Kemble. 1863. Contains An English tragedy: a
play in five acts (also micro New York 1968); Mary Stuart, tr from
the Ger of Schiller (also micro New York 1970); Mademoiselle de
Belle Isle, tr from the Fr of Alexandre Dumas (also micro New
York 1966). Micro Ann Arbor MI [1970] (except for last title), and
BL 1974.
Fanny Kemble: the American journals. Ed E. Mavor 1990. Comprises
Journal of Frances Anne Kemble, 1835, and Journal of a residence
on a Georgian plantation in 1838–1839, 1863.
Selections
Miles 7 (8).
John Kells Ingram | Frances Anne Kemble
625 | 626