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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Poetry
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A ramble from Bury to Rochdale: containing a Lancashire dialogue
and Jone o’Jeffrey’s Tale. 1853, Manchester 1855.
Sketches of Lancashire life and localities. Manchester 1855,
Manchester 1869 (3rd edn); ed G. Milner 2 pts [1892].
Come whoam to thy childer an’ me. [Manchester? 1856]. Verse.
What ails thee, my son Robin? Manchester [1856]. Verse.
Chirrup. Manchester [1858]. A song.
Poems and Lancashire songs. 1859, 1870 (3rd edn, with addns), 1876
(4th edn, with addns).
Over sands to the lakes. Manchester 1860.
The Birtle carter’s tale about Owd Bodle. Manchester 1861, 1865 (as
Owd Bodle).
The goblin’s grave: revised from Lancashire sketches. Manchester
1861, 1865.
Rambles in the Lake Country and its borders. Manchester 1861,
1864.
Lancashire songs. Manchester [1863], 1865, [1892] (6th edn).
Fourteen days in Scotland. Manchester [1864].
Tufts of heather from the Lancashire moors: The barrel organ; The
dead man’s dinner; Tattlin Matty. Manchester [1864], 1866 (4th
edn).
Besom Ben. Manchester 1865, [1892].
Prince’s Theatre, Manchester: the grand comic Christmas pantomime,
for 1866 and 1867, or Robin Hood and ye merrie men of
Sherwood. [1866.] Verse.
Ben an’ th’ bantam: a sequel to Besom Ben. Manchester 1866.
The birthplace of Tim Bobbin in the parish of Flixton. Manchester
[1867].
Home-life of the Lancashire factory folk during the cotton famine.
Manchester 1867.
Th’ owd blanket: a sequel to Ben an’ th’ bantam. Manchester
[1867].
Tufts of heather from the Northern moors. Manchester 1867.
Dules gate: or a frisk through a Lancashire clough. Manchester
[1868]. Prose.
Sneck-bant, or th’ owd tow-bar. Manchester [1868]. Prose.
Yeth-bobs an’ scaplins, or Tufts of heather and chips of rock. A
sequel to Sneck-bant. Manchester [1868]. Prose.
Irish sketches. Manchester [1869]. Prose.
Johnny o’Wobbler’s an’ th’ two-wheeled dragon: a velocipede story.
Manchester [1869]. Prose.
An old nest. Manchester [1869]. Prose.
Snowed-up, or the white house on the moor top. Manchester [1869].
Prose.
Craig Dhu, or my lodging by the sea. Manchester [1870?]. Prose.
A striking story; and The swallowed sixpence (Lancashire sketches).
[1871], [1878] as The nomination: a striking story . . .
Rambles and reveries. 1872. Poems.
Lancashire anecdotes, No 2 Owd Buzzart. Manchester [1872].
Jannock, or the bold trencherman. Manchester [1873]. A tale.
The old coal man: a sketch. Manchester [1873].
Old cronies, or wassail in a country inn. Manchester [1875].
The hermit cobbler. Manchester [1878].
Around the Yule-log: a series of fireside tales. [1879]. Prose.
In the Lake Country. Manchester 1880.
Poems and songs. Oldham 1889, 2nd ser Liverpool 1889; ed G.
Milner [1893] (with an introductory essay on the dialect of
Lancashire as a vehicle for poetry); ed C Hayes, Manchester 1992,
as Poems and songs of old Lancashire.
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Waugh’s Besom Ben stories. Saturday Rev 6 May 1882.
Lamb, R. Obituary. Leisure Hour 39 1890.
Obits: Athenaeum 10 May 1890; Temple Bar Oct 1890.
Watson, W. Lancashire laureate. Nat Rev June 1890.
Newbiggin, T. Lancashire characters and places. Manchester 1891.
Espinasse, F. Manchester memories: Waugh. In his Literary recollections
and sketches, 1893.
Joyce, P. Democratic subjects: the self and the social in nineteenth
century England. Cambridge 1994. On Waugh and John
Bright.
Thomas Westwood 1814–88
Selections
Miles 4.
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Poems. 1840.
reviews: Spectator 13, 2 May 1840; Athenaeum 673, 19 Sep 1840.
Beads from a rosary. 1843.
The burden of the bell and other lyrics. 1850.
reviews: Athenaeum 1191, 24 Aug 1850; Literary Gazette 21 Sep
1850.
Berries and blossoms: a verse-book for young people. 1855.
reviews: Athenaeum 1428, 10 Mar 1855; NMM 104, June 1855.
Foxglove bells: a book of sonnets. Brussels and London 1856.
reviews: Literary Gazette 2040, 24 Feb 1856; Athenaeum 1490,
17 May 1856.
A new bibliotheca piscatoria: or general catalogue of angling and
fishing literature. 1861; rev T. Westwood and T. Satchell 1883.
reviews: Athenaeum 2888, 3 Mar 1883; Saturday Rev 57, 22 Dec
1883.
The chronicle of the Compleat angler of Isaac Walton and Charles
Cotton: being a bibliographical record. 1864. The essay on Lamb
rptd in E. V. Lucas, Life of Charles Lamb vol 2, 1905.
review: Athenaeum 1922, 27 Aug 1864.
A stream in Arden – Hey for coquet! A lay of the sea. In H. C. Pennell,
Fishing gossip, 1866. Poems.
The sword of kingship: a legend of the Mort d’Arthure. 1866 (priv
ptd).
The quest of the sancgreall, The sword of kingship and other
poems. 1868.
review: Athenaeum 2109, 28 Mar 1868.
Gathered in the gloaming. 1881 (priv ptd), 1885.
The secrets of angling, by J. D.: a reprint, with introduction by
Thomas Westwood. 1883.
In memoriam Isaak Walton, obiit 15th December 1683. [1884.] 12
sonnets and an epilogue.
Letters
A literary friendship: letters to Lady Alwyne Compton. 1914. With
preface by Lady Compton and a memoir by Rosa Westwood.
For Westwood’s contributions to periodicals, see Wellesley vol 5 1989.
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Obit: Athenaeum 24 Mar 1888.
Watkins, M. G. Obituary. Acad 31 Mar 1888.
Miles, A. H. In Miles 4. [rs]
Charles Whitehead 1804–62
Mss: plays, letters, business papers, BL Add Mss.
Collections
The solitary and other poems. With The cavalier, a play. 1849.
Miles 3.
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The solitary: a poem. 1831.
The autobiography of Jack Ketch. 1834, 1836. Prose burlesque.
The lives and exploits of English highwaymen, pirates and robbers.
2 vols 1834.