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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Memorials of Theophilus Trinal, student. 1850, 1853, 1869
(enlarged), 1882. 54 poems in 1st edn, 81 in 3rd edn.
reviews: Athenaeum 1199, 19 Oct 1850; Spectator 23, 19 Oct 1850.
Wrong charged and right pleaded: a letter to the editor of the
Christian Witness and British Banner occasioned by an editorial
passage respecting ‘the Glasgow case’. 1850.
An address delivered at Blagrove’s Rooms, Mortimer Street,
London, at a social meeting of the members and friends of the
Church assembling for worship there. 1851.
Essays on some of the forms of literature. 1853.
Lectures in aid of self improvement, addressed to young men and
others. 1853, 1856 (2nd edn).
The rivulet: a contribution to sacred song. 1855, 1856, 1868
(enlarged), 1883 (5th edn).
reviews: Literary Churchman 2, 9 Feb 1856; Br Quart Rev 23, Apr
1856; Literary Churchman 2, 20 Sep 1856 (2nd edn).
The ethics of quotation: with a preliminary letter to the secretaries
of the Congregational union, by Silent Long. 1856. With Songs
controversial, below, this pam constitutes Lynch’s reply to the
attack made on Rivulet, above, in Br Banner.
Songs controversial, by Silent Long. 1856. 15 pieces addressed to the
editor of Br Banner, attacking his reviews of The rivulet.
Among transgressors: a theological tract. 1860.
An old question and answer: a sermon preached at the assembly
room, 3 Gower Street North, on Sunday morning, 30 September
1860. [1860.]
The twofold promise: a sermon preached at the assembly room, 3
Gower Street North, on Sunday morning, 7 October 1860. [1860.]
A group of six sermons. 1869.
The Mornington lecture: Thursday evening addresses. 1870.
reviews: Spectator 43, 26 Mar 1870; Br Quart Rev 51, Apr 1870.
Sermons for my curates. 1871. Ed Samuel Cox.
reviews: Br Quart Rev 54, Oct 1871; Spectator 7 Sep 1872.
Letters to the Scattered and other papers. 1872. First pbd in
Christian Spectator.
review: Spectator 12 Oct 1872.
Lynch pbd poems and articles in the Christian Spectator.
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Most of this material, which is selected, concerns the controversy over the supposed
pantheism of The rivulet.
Campbell, J. Nonconformist theology. [1856.] ‘On the pernicious
errors of Mr Lynch’s Rivulet’.
Grant, B. What is negative theology? [1856.]
Grant, B.‘What’s it all about?’ 1856.
James, J. A. The rivulet controversy. 1856.
Little, J. The controversy — what results? 1856.
Binney, T. Who is right and who wrong? 1857.
White, W. Memoir of Thomas T. Lynch. 1874. Includes a list of
Lynch’s writings.
Horder, W. G. In Miles 10 (11). [rs]
Denis Florence MacCarthy 1817–82
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The book of Irish ballads. Ed D. F. MacCarthy 1846, London and
Dublin 1846, 1853, 1861, 1869 (rev and enlarged), 1874 (rev and
enlarged).
The poets and dramatists of Ireland. Dublin 1846. With contribution
by MacCarthy.
Ballads, poems and lyrics, original and translated. Dublin 1850,
[1860?].
The bell-founder and other poems. London and Dublin 1857.
Under glimpses and other poems. 1857.
Irish legends and lyrics, with poems of the imagination and fancy.
Dublin 1858.
The poets and poetry of Ireland. New York 1868. With contribution
by MacCarthy.
Shelley’s early life from original sources. [1872.]
The centenary of Moore, May 28th, 1879; an ode. 1880 (priv ptd).
Poems. Dublin 1882, 1884 (2nd edn).
Poems. Dublin 1931.
MacCarthy also translated the works of Calderón into verse dramas, collected
in 1853.
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The poems of MacCarthy. Dublin Rev 28 1850.
The poems of MacCarthy. Irish Quart Rev 7 1858.
Taylor, G. Notes towards an anthology. Bell 3 1942.
Charles Mackay 1814–89
Mss: poems, autobiographical writings, essays, unpbd novel, handbook for
poets and versifiers, personal papers etc, Perth Museum and Art Gallery
archives.
Collections
Selected poems. In Modern Scottish minstrel, ed C. Rogers, vol 6,
1857. With memoir by F. Bennoch.
Poetical works. 1857, New York 1857, 1868, 1877 [Chandos Classics].
Collected songs. 1859 (for 1858). Includes 100 songs pbd for first
time.
Poetical works. 1876. With introd rptd from Egeria and other poems.
Selected poems and songs. 1888. Introd of short criticisms by D.
Jerrold, G. Combe and A. B. Reach, with a long anon review rptd
from St James’s Mag.
Miles 4.
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Songs and poems. 1834.
A history of London from its foundation by the Romans to the accession
of Queen Victoria. 1838.
The hope of the world and other poems. 1840.
The Thames and its tributaries, or rambles among the rivers. 2 vols
1840.
Longbeard, Lord of London: a romance. 3 vols 1841, 1850 (as
Longbeard: or the revolt of the Saxons).
Memoirs of extraordinary popular delusions and the madness of
crowds. 3 vols 1841, Philadelphia 1850, 2 vols London 1852 etc; 2
vols New York 1856; ed B. M. Barch, Boston 1932, selections 1973.
The salamandrine or love and immortality. 1842, Glasgow 1845,
Edinburgh 1845, 1853, 1856. (3 issues.)
Legends of the isles and other poems. Edinburgh 1845, 1857 (as
Legends of the isles and Highland gatherings). Some of the
poems rptd 1856 as Ballads and lyrical poems.
Voices from the crowd, and other poems. 1846, 1846 (3rd edn), 1857
(5th edn rev). Rptd from Daily News.
The scenery and poetry of the English lakes. 1846, 1852.
Education of the people, and the necessity for the establishment of a
national system. Glasgow 1846, 1852.
Life and times of Sir Robert Peel from the date of his final retirement
to his premature death. 1846, 1851. Vol 4 of the Life and times of
Sir Robert Peel, carried to vol 3 by C. Taylor.
Voices from the mountains. 1847, 1857.
[Poem.] In G. Cruickshank, The bottle, [1847].
Town lyrics and other poems. 1848.
[Poem.] In G. Cruickshank, The drunkard’s children, 1848.
The world as it is. 3 vols 1849–53. With W. C. Taylor. A system of
modern geography.
Egeria: or the spirit of nature; and other poems. 1850. With an introductory
essay on poetry.
The life-boat. [1850.] A song.
Far, far upon the sea. [1850?], [1860?].