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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Letters to the mob, by Libertas. 1848. Rptd from Morning Chron.
Tales and sketches: in prose and verse. 1850. Bound with Camille
Dufour Crosland, Toil and trial.
Stuart of Dunleath: a story of modern times. Dedicated to the Queen
of Holland. 3 vols 1851, 1 vol New York 1851, 2 vols Leipzig 1851
with subtitle, a story of the present time, other 1 vol edns 1853,
1856, [1860] (Parlour Lib no 90), [1873].
Altamont: or the charity sister. New York 1852.
English laws for women in the nineteenth century. 1854 (priv ptd),
rptd Westport CT 1981, Chicago 1982 (introd by J. Huddleston);
micros Wooster OH 1974, New Haven CT 1975, Woodbridge CT
[1986?], BL 1987 and Cambridge MA [19 ?]; tr Ger 1855.
A letter to the Queen on Lord Chancellor Cranworth’s marriage and
divorce bill. 1855 (3 edns, 3rd edn bound with her English laws for
women), 1857 (4th edn); micros BL 1987, Woodbridge CT [1987?]
and Cambridge MA [19 ?].
A review of the divorce bill of 1856, with propositions for an amendment
of the laws affecting married persons. 1857; micro BL 1987.
The lady of La Garaye. Cambridge ‘1862’ [1861], 1862, 1863, 1871, 1875,
1881, 1893. 1863 edn rptd 1866, New York [1864] and 1866. Poem.
review: (Abraham Hayward) Edinburgh Rev 115, Jan 1862.
Lost and saved. 3 vols 1863 (4 edns, rptd Delmar NY [1988?], facs), 2
vols Leipzig 1863, another 3-vol edn [1864], 1 vol Amer edns
Philadelphia 1863, 1864, [187-?].
review: (J. McCarthy) Westminster Rev n.s. 26, July 1864.
Old Sir Douglas. 3 vols ‘1868’ [1867], 1 vol Boston [186-?] and
Philadelphia 1867, 2 vols Leipzig 1867 (micro Washington 1985,
LC), 3 vols London 1868 (micro Cambridge MA [1970]), 1 vol
London and New York 1872, 1 vol London 1877. First pbd in
Macmillan’s Mag Jan 1866–Oct 1867.
Taxation, by an irresponsible taxpayer. [187-?]
Norton’s many songs, some based on her poems, are listed in J. G. Perkins, The
life of Mrs Norton, 1909, rptd 1910.
Contributions to periodicals
For Caroline Norton’s contributions to the NMM, Edinburgh Rev,
Macmillan’s Mag, Dublin Univ Mag, see Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Collaborative works
The English bijou almanack for 1836–41: poetically illustrated by L.
E. L., S. Lover, the Hon Mrs Norton, Miss Mitford. Partly rptd as
Albert Schloss’s bijou almanack, 1839–43, introd by Ian Bain,
1969.
Lowe, Richard T. A history of the fishes of Madeira . . . with original
figures from nature of all the species by the Hon C. E. L. Norton
and M. Young. 1843.
The centenary festival: verses on Robert Burns. First pbd in the
Daily Scotsman. Rptd in The Burns Centenary poems, 1859.
Crippled Jane, in Home thoughts and home scenes: in original
poems by Jean Ingelow, Dora Greenwell, Mrs Tom Taylor, the
Hon Mrs Norton, Amelia B. Edwards, Jennett Humphreys and
the author of John Halifax, Gentleman. 1865, Boston [1865?].
Letters
Letters etc dated from June 1836 to July 1841. [1841?] (priv ptd); micro
BL 1987. Bound with The separation of mother and child . . .
Coolidge, B. Some unrecorded letters of Caroline Norton in the
Altschul Collection of the Yale University Library. By Bertha
Coolidge. Boston 1934 (priv ptd, 75 copies); micro Princeton 1983.
Macnaghten, A. I. Some letters of Caroline Norton. N & Q 8, 22 Jan, 5
Feb, 5 Mar 1949.
The letters of Caroline Norton to Lord Melbourne. Ed James O.
Hoge and Clarke Olney. Columbus OH 1974.
Editions and preface
Mrs Norton’s story book, compiled for the amusement of her children.
To which are added instructions for the proper application
of the stories. 1830 (2 edns).
[Melville, Elizabeth.] A residence at Sierra Leone . . . By a lady. Ed
Norton 1849.
Stapleton, Miss. The pastor of Silverdale and other poems. With a
prefatory note by the Hon Mrs Norton. 1867 (2 edns), [1873] (4th
edn).
Fisher’s drawing-room scrapbook: being a selection of the most
favourite subjects from the drawing-room scrapbooks. Ed
Norton and Charles Mackay [185-?].
The rose of Jericho. Ed Norton. 1870. Tr from Fr by Caroline
Norton’s mother Caroline Sheridan.
Norton contributed to and sometimes edited the following annuals:
Keepsake, vols 1–30, 1828–57; Court Mag and Belle Assemblée, vols 1–9,
1832–6, and vols 10–11, 1837 (as Court Mag and Monthly Critic); Fisher’s
Drawing-room Scrapbook, 1846–8; Schloss’s English Bijou
Almanac, 1841. She also contributed to the English Annual, vol 1 1834 and
vol 2 1835.
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Living literary characters (no II): the Honourable Mrs Norton. NMM
31 Feb 1831.
Obit: Pictorial World, 25 July 1877. Temple Bar 52, Jan 1878.
Arnold, A. The Hon Mrs Norton and married women. Fraser’s Mag
n.s. 17, Apr 1878.
In DNB. Garnett, Richard.
Perkins, J. G. The life of Mrs Norton. 1909, rptd 1910.
Acland, A. S. Caroline Norton. New York 1948.
Chedzoy, A. A scandalous woman: the story of Caroline Norton.
1992. [jw]
Eliza Ann Harris Ogilvy 1822–1912
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A book of Highland minstrelsy. 1846, 1848, new edn 1860.
Traditions of Tuscany, in verse. 1851.
Poems of ten years (1846–55). 1856.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s letters to Mrs David Ogilvy,
1849–1861, with recollections by Mrs Ogilvy. Ed P. N. Haydon and
P. Kelley, New York 1973, London 1974.
John Walker Ord 1811–53
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The wandering bard and other poems. Edinburgh 1833. Anon.
England: a historical poem. 2 vols 1834–5.
Remarks on the sympathetic connection existing between the body
and the mind especially during disease. 1836.
The bard and minor poems. Collected and ed John Lodge 1841.
Rural sketches and poems chiefly relating to Cleveland. 1845, 1850.
The history and antiquities of Cleveland. 1846, facs reprint
Stockton-on-Tees 1972.
Roseberry Topping. A poem by T. Pierson. Ed Ord 1847.
Prince Oswy: a legend of Rosebury. 1868. In verse.
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Whellan, T. In his York and the North Riding vol 2, 1859.
George Outram 1805–56
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Legal lyrics: and metrical illustrations of the Scotch forms of
process. 1851 (priv ptd), 1871 (priv ptd); ed H. G. Bell, Edinburgh
1874 as Lyrics legal and miscellaneous; ed J. H. Stoddard,
Edinburgh 1887 as Legal and other lyrics, 1916 (with addns).
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White, W. In Miles 9 (10). With selections.
Outram edited the Glasgow Herald from May 1837 until his death.