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Half a dozen ballads for Australian emigrants. 1853.
A batch of war ballads. 1854.
reviews: Literary Gazette 1939, 18 Mar 1854; Athenaeum 1393, 8
July 1854.
A dozen ballads for the times about Church abuses: reprinted, with
additions, from the Daily News. 1854.
A dozen ballads for the times about white slavery. 1854.
review: Literary Gazette 1938, 11 Mar 1854.
Lyrics of the heart and mind. 1855, 1855 (as Lyrics. A new edition).
reviews: Spectator 28, 20 Jan 1855; Athenaeum 1434, 21 Apr 1855;
Saturday Rev 2, 9 Aug 1856.
A missionary ballad. [1855?]
Alfred: a patriotic play. Westminster 1858 (priv ptd).
Stephan Langton. 2 vols [1858], 1863 (as Stephan Langton: or the
days of King John), 1880, 1923.
reviews: Saturday Rev 7, 15 Jan 1859; Reader 2, 10 Oct 1863.
Some verse and prose about national rifle-clubs. 1859.
Three hundred sonnets. 1860.
reviews: Athenaeum 1697, 5 May 1860; Saturday Rev 10, 4 Aug
1860.
Plan of the ritualistic campaign. [1865?] (priv ptd), 1868 (as The antiritualistic
satire).
Raleigh: his life and his death; a historical play in five acts. 1866.
Verse drama.
review: Saturday Rev 21, 24 Feb 1866.
Our Canadian dominion: half a dozen ballads about a King for
Canada. 1868.
review: Spectator 41, 1 Aug 1868.
Twenty-one Protestant ballads published in the Rock. 1868.
review: Spectator 41, 1 Aug 1868.
A creed, etcetera. 1870.
review: Athenaeum 2236, 3 Sep 1870.
Fifty of the Protestant ballads and ‘the anti-ritualistic directorium’.
1874.
Washington: a drama in five acts. New York 1876. Verse drama.
Three five-act plays and twelve dramatic scenes, suitable for private
theatricals or drawing-room recitation. 1882.
My life as an author. 1886. Autobiography.
reviews: Athenaeum 3055, 15 May 1886; Saturday Rev 62, 3 July
1886.
Jubilate! an offering in 1887. [1887.] For Queen Victoria.
Tupper was also a prolific prose writer. See Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Translations
T. Sullivan’s La bannière sur le char de la victoire. [1866.]
J. Sullivan’s Élégie sur la mort de Lord Palmerston. 1866.
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Obits: The Times 30 Nov 1889; Saturday Rev 7 Dec 1889.
Drinkwater, J. In The eighteen-eighties, ed W. de la Mare, 1930
(Royal Soc of Lit).
Hudson, D. Martin Tupper: his rise and fall. 1949. [rs]
Thomas Wade 1805–75
Mss: Plays, BL Add mss; ms of unpbd trn of Dante’s Inferno (executed
1845–6), Macauley Collection, Univ of PA.
Selections
Miles 3.
The contention of death and love, Helena and Fifty sonnets. In
Literary anecdotes of the nineteenth century, ed W. R. Nicoll and
T. J. Wise, vol 1 1895.
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Tasso and the sisters: poems. 1825.
Woman’s love, or the triumph of patience: a drama. 1829. In prose
and verse.
The phrenologists: a farce. 1830. In prose.
The Jew of Arragon: a tragedy. 1830. In verse.
Mundi et cordis de rebus sempiternis et temporariis: carmina. 1835.
Lyrics and sonnets in Eng.
The contention of death and love. 1837.
Helena: a poem. 1837.
Prothanasia and other poems. 1839.
What does Hamlet mean? a lecture. Jersey [1840?].
Wade edited Bell’s Weekly Messenger c. 1838, and later The Br Press,
Jersey, and later Wade’s London Rev, Oct 1844–Jan 1846.
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Forman, H. B. In Miles 3.
Forman, H. B. Wade: the poet and his surroundings. In Literary
anecdotes of the nineteenth century, ed W. R. Nicoll and T. J. Wise,
vol 1 1895. Includes unpbd poems.
West, S. G. An aspiring English translator of Os Lusíados: Thomas
Wade, poet and dramatist, 1805–1875. Lisbon 1973.
Edward Walsh 1805–50
Reliques of Irish Jacobite poetry. Ed J. Daly with English metrical
versions by Walsh, Dublin 1844, 1866.
Irish popular songs. With English metrical translations by Walsh.
Dublin 1847.
Anna Laetitia Waring, ‘ALW’ 1823–1910
Selections
Miles 10 (11).
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Hymns and meditations, by A. L. W. 1850, 1850, 1852, 1854, 1855,
1856, 1858, 1860, Philadelphia 1860 (with selections from several
authors), London 1863, Boston 1863, 1870, New York 1871, London
1878 (13th edn), [1883], [1889], 1911. Most of the edns contain some
addns.
Additional hymns. 1858.
Days of remembrance: a memorial calendar (compiled by ALW).
1886.
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Obit: The Times 24 May 1910.
Horder, W. G. In Miles 10 (11).
Crawford, G. A. In Julian.
Talbot, M. S. In remembrance of Anna Laetitia Waring. 1911.
Contains additional hymns and other previously unpbd verses.
[rs]
Edwin Waugh 1817–90
Richard Chenevix Trench | Edwin Waugh
Mss: articles, poems, songs, travel notes, draft letters 1846–66, Rochdale Area
Central Lib; diary 1847–51 and letters, Manchester Central Lib.
Collections
Poesies from a country garden. 2 pts Manchester 1866.
Samples of Lancashire wares. [1879.] Includes selections from
Waugh.
The chimney corner. 1879; ed G. Milner [1892]. Prose sketches,
mostly in the Lancashire dialect.
Complete works. 11 vols 1881–9.
Fireside tales. [1885.]
Besom Ben stories. Ed G. Milner [1892].
Tufts of heather from the Lancashire moors. Ed G. Milner 2 sers
[1892].
Rambles in the Lake Country and other travel sketches. Ed G.
Milner 2 sers [1893].
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