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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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Alexander Smith 1830–67
Collections
Miles 5.
Poems. Boston 1853.
A life drama and other poems. Boston 1858.
A life drama, City poems etc. Ed R. E. D. Sketchley [1901].
Poetical works. Ed W. Sinclair, Edinburgh 1909.
Dreamthorp. Selections. Madison NJ 1935.
Christmas. A selection from Dreamthorp. New York 193-? (priv ptd).
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Poems. 1853, Boston 1853, London 1854 (3rd edn), Boston 1854,
London 1856, Boston 1857.
Sonnets on the war. 1855. With S. Dobell.
City poems. Cambridge 1857, Boston 1857.
A life drama and other poems. Boston 1858, 1859.
Edwin of Deira. Cambridge 1861, Boston 1861, Cambridge 1862 (2nd
edn).
Testimonials in favour of Mr Alexander Smith. 1862.
Dreamthorp: a book of essays written in the country. Edinburgh
1863, Boston 1864, Edinburgh 1881; ed J. Hogben London 1906; ed
H. Walker and F. A. Cavenagh 1914; ed H. Walker, Oxford 1914
(WC) (with selection from Last leaves), New York 1934, 1950.
Divine emblems. Intro to poetry of John Bunyan. 1864.
A summer in Skye. 1865, 2 vols Edinburgh 1865, 1 vol Boston 1885; ed
L. M. Watt Edinburgh [1907] (with unpbd letter); ed W. F. Gray,
Edinburgh 1912; ed W. F. Laughlan 1995.
The poetical works of Robert Burns. Ed Smith 1865. (Globe edn
1868.)
Alfred Hagart’s household. Boston 1865, 2 vols London 1866. A tale.
Miss Oona McQuarrie: a sequel to Alfred Hagart’s household.
[1866], Boston 1866.
Last leaves: sketches and criticisms. Ed P. P. Alexander, Edinburgh
1868 (with memoir).
Smith also wrote for J. W. S. Howe, Golden leaves from the American
poets (1866). See also Wellesley vol 5 1989.
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Kingsley, C. Smith and Alexander Pope. Fraser’s Mag Oct 1853.
Aytoun, E. W. Firmilian: or the student of Badajoz. [1854.] Parodies
Smith’s poems.
Gilfillan, G. In his Galleries of literary portraits vol 1, Edinburgh
1856.
Brisbane, T. The early years of Alexander Smith, poet and essayist.
1869.
Japp, A. H. In Miles 5.
Looker, S. J. Alexander Smith. Poetry Rev May–June 1921.
Grimsditch, H. B. Smith: poet and essayist. London Mercury July
1925.
Alexander Smith. TLS 25 Dec 1930.
Reilly, J. J. Some Victorian reputations. Catholic World Apr 1937.
Garrod, H. W. Matthew Arnold’s 1853 preface. RES 17 1941.
Murphy, R. Smith on the art of the essay. In If by your art: testament
to Percival Hunt, Pittsburgh 1948.
Westwater, M. in The spasmodic career of Sydney Dobell. 1992.
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Walter Chalmers Smith 1824–1908
Collections
Miles 10 (12).
Selections from the poems. Glasgow 1893.
Poetical works. 1902.
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The Bishop’s walk and the Bishop’s times. By ‘Orwell’. 1860. Verse.
Hymns of Christ and the Christian life. 1867.
Olrig Grange. Ed ‘Hermann Künst’, Glasgow 1872, 1888. Verse.
Borland Hall. By the author of Olrig Grange. 1874. Verse.
Hilda among the broken gods. By the author of Olrig Grange.
Glasgow 1878, 1882 (3rd edn). Verse.
Raban: or life splinters. Glasgow 1881 [for 1880]. Verse.
North country folk. Glasgow 1883, 1888. Verse.
Kildrostan: a dramatic poem. Glasgow 1884.
Thoughts and fancies for Sunday evenings. Glasgow 1887.
A heretic and other poems. Glasgow 1891 [for 1890].
Nicolson, A. Verses. With memoir by Smith. 1893.
Smith also pbd a Life of Thomas Chalmers (1884), lectures and sermons.
He contributed articles to the Nat Br Rev. See Wellesley vol 5 1989.
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Saintsbury, G. Smith’s North-Country folk. Acad 23 1882.
The poems of Smith. Scottish Rev 1 1883.
Horder, W. G. In Miles 10 (12).
Edward George Geoffrey Smith Stanley, 14th
Earl of Derby 1799–1869
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Syracuse. In Translations of the Oxford and Cambridge prize
poems, 1833. A trn of Stanley’s Latin poem.
Translations of poems, ancient and modern. 1862 (priv ptd), 1868
(3rd edn). Trns of poems in Greek, Latin, Fr, Ital and Ger.
The Iliad of Homer rendered into English blank verse. 2 vols 1864;
1865 (5th edn); ed F. M. Stawell [1910] (EL).
Many of Lord Derby’s speeches were also pbd.
Papers
Journal of a tour in America 1824–5. 1930 (priv ptd).
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Henkel, W. Ilias und Odyssee und ihre Übersetzer in England von
Chapman bis auf Lord Derby. Leipzig 1867.
Kebbel, T. E. Life of the Earl of Derby KG. 1890. With ch on Derby as
man of letters.
Saintsbury, G. The Earl of Derby. 1892. With ch on his literary
work.
Thomas Tod Stoddart 1810–80
Mss: notebooks (1825–80), poems, play, articles, etc, in NLS.
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The death-wake or lunacy: a necromaunt in three chimeras.
Edinburgh 1831; ed A. Lang 1895. In verse.
The art of angling as practised in Scotland. Edinburgh 1835, 1836.
Angling reminiscences. Edinburgh 1837, London 1887.
Angling songs. 1839, Edinburgh 1889, with a memoir by A. M.
Stoddart.
Songs and poems in three parts. Edinburgh and Kelso 1839.
Abel Massinger, or the aëronaut: a romance. Edinburgh 1846.
The angler’s companion to the rivers and lochs of Scotland.
Edinburgh 1847, 1853, 1892; ed H. Maxwell 1923.
An angler’s rambles and angling songs. Edinburgh 1866, 1889 (with
memoir by A. M. Stoddart).
Rambles by Tweed. In H. C. Pennell, Fishing gossip, 1866.
Song of the seasons and other poems. Edinburgh 1873, Kelso 1881
(with autobiographical sketch).
The crown jewel. [1898?] Drama in verse.
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Wilson, J. G. In his Poets and poetry of Scotland vol 2, 1876.
Stoddart, Scottish angler. Chambers’ Jnl 12 Mar 1881.
Lang, A. Stoddart: a Scottish romanticist of 1830. In his Adventures
among books, 1905.