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Lady Emmeline Charlotte Elizabeth Stuart-
Wortley 1806–55
Poems. 1833.
London at night and other poems. 1834.
The knight and the enchantress, with other poems. 1835.
Travelling sketches in rhyme. 1835.
The village churchyard and other poems. 1835.
The visionary: a fragment, with other poems. 2 pts 1836–9.
Fragments and fancies. 1837.
Hours at Naples and other poems. 1837.
Impressions of Italy and other poems. 1837.
Lays of leisure hours. 2 vols 1838.
Queen Berengaria’s courtesy and other poems. 3 vols 1838.
Sonnets, written chiefly during a tour . . . 1839.
Eva, or the error: a play. 1840.
Jairah: a dramatic mystery, and other poems. 1840.
Alphonzo Algarves: a play. 1841. Prose.
Angiolina del’ Albano, or truth and treachery: a play. 1841.
Lillia-Bianca: a tale of Italy. 1841.
The maiden of Moscow: a poem in twenty-one cantos. 1842.
Adelaida, or letters . . . to which are added poems. 1843. Prose and
verse.
Moonshine: a comedy. 1843, [1885] (in Dicks’ Standard Plays no 668).
Prose.
Ernest Mountjoy: a comedietta. 1844. Prose.
Honour to labour: a lay of 1851. [1851.]
On the approaching close of the great exhibition and other poems.
1851.
Travels in the United States during 1849 and 1850. 3 vols 1851 New
York 1851.
The Great Exhibition: honour to labour – a lay of 1851. [1851.]
The slave and other poems. 1853.
[Sketches of travel in America]. 1853. In prose.
A visit to Portugal and Madeira. 1854.
The sweet south. 2 vols 1856 (priv ptd). Prose.
Stuart-Worley edited Keepsake in 1840 and wrote accounts of travel in
America and in Portugal.
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[Coleridge, H. N.] Quart Rev 66 1840. A long review.
Bethune, G. W. In his British female poets, 1848.
Lady E. Stuart-Wortley’s travels in America. Littell’s Living Age 29
1851.
Obituary GM Feb 1856.
Henry Septimus Sutton 1825–1901
Selections
Miles 10 (12).
Fragments of verse. [1916.]
A Sutton treasury. Manchester 1899, London 1909.
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The evangel of love. [1847.]
Clifton grove garland. Nottingham 1848.
Poems. Nottingham 1848.
Quinquenergia: or proposals for a new practical theology. 1854.
Introd in verse. Also contains Rose’s diary [poems], priv ptd separately
[Glasgow 1889?], and 1899, below.
Poems. Glasgow 1886.
Rose’s diary and other poems. Manchester 1899.
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Horder, W. G. In Miles 10 (12).
Davis, V. D. In Julian.
Obits: Manchester Guardian 3 May 1901; The Times 6 May 1901.
Charles Swain 1801–74
Ms of Poems, 1848–50 and undated, Manchester Central Lib.
Collections
Poems. Ed C. C. Smith, Boston 1857 (with a short life).
Selections compiled by his third daughter [Clara Swain Dickins].
1906.
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Metrical essays on subjects of history and imagination. 1827, 1828.
Beauties of the mind: a poetical sketch with lays historical and
romantic. 1831. Title poem recast and enlarged in The mind and
other poems, below.
The mind and other poems. 1832, 1832, 1841, 1870 (5th edn), 1873.
Dryburgh Abbey, the burial place of Sir Walter Scott: a vision,
forming a poetical catalogue of all the principal characters in the
Waverley novels. 1832, Boston 1833, 1868 (with other poems).
Memoir of Henry Liverseege. 1835, 1864.
Cabinet of poetry and romance: female portraits from the writings
of Byron and Scott. 1845.
Rhymes for childhood. 1846.
Dramatic chapters, poems and songs. 1847, 1850.
English melodies. 1849.
Letters of Laura d’Auverne. 1853. Poems.
Art and fashion, with other sketches, songs and poems. 1863.
Songs and ballads. 1867, 1868 (2nd edn), 1877 (5th edn).
Swain also contributed regularly to the annuals, especially Forget-menot.
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Obit: Free Lance, Manchester, 2 Oct 1874. In verse.
Sir Henry Taylor 1800–86
Alexander Smith | Sir Henry Taylor
Mss of Autobiography, letters and poems in BL. Diaries, journals, notebooks,
poems and letters in Bodleian.
Collections
Poetical works. 3 vols ‘1864’ [1863]. Plays and poems.
Works. 5 vols 1877–8.
Miles 3.
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Isaac Comnenus. 1827, 1845 (adds Edwin the fair), 1852, 1875. Verse
tragedy.
Philip van Artevelde: a dramatic romance. 2 vols 1834, 1 vol 1844 (3rd
edn), 1846, 1852 (6th edn), 1872; tr Ger 1852.
review: Quart Rev 51 1834.
The statesman. 1836; ed H. J. Laski, Cambridge 1927; ed L. Silberman
1957.
Edwin the fair: an historical drama. 1842; rptd in Isaac Comnenus,
1845, above. In verse.
The eve of the conquest and other poems. 1847, 1852 (3rd edn); rptd
in A Sicilian summer, 1875, below.
Notes from life in six essays. 1847, 1848, Boston 1853 (7 essays),
London 1854. Prose.
Notes from books in four essays. 1849. Chiefly from Quart Rev; 2
essays on Wordsworth.
The virgin widow: a play. 1850, 1875 (as A Sicilian summer). Chiefly
in verse.
St Clement’s Eve: a play. 1862. In verse.
Crime considered. 1869. A letter to Gladstone on the criminal code.
A Sicilian summer: with The eve of the conquest and minor poems.
1875.
Autobiography 1800 to 1844 (1844 to 1875). 1874, 1877 (priv ptd), 2
vols 1885 2nd edn.
Taylor also wrote for London Mag (c. 1823) and for Quart Rev, Fraser’s
Mag and Nineteenth Cent; see also Wellesley vol 5 1989.
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