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The cavalier: a drama. 1836. In verse.
Victoria Victrix. 1838. A poem.
Richard Savage. 3 vols 1842; ed H. Orrinsmith 1896, 1903. Prose
romance based partly on Dr Johnson’s Life of Savage.
The Earl of Essex. 3 vols 1843.
Smiles and tears. 3 vols 1847.
Whitehead also made numerous contributions to periodicals, particularly
Bentley’s Misc (1837–51), and pbd a revision (1846) of Grimaldi’s memoirs as
originally ed Dickens (1838). See Wellesley vol 5, p. 831.
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Bell, H. T. M. A forgotten genius: Whitehead. 1884.
Bell, H. T. M. In Miles 3.
Crump, J. Whitehead: his life and work. Dickensian 48 1952.
Fielding, K. J. Whitehead and Charles Dickens. RES n.s. 3 1952.
Jane Francesca Elgee, Lady Wilde 1821–96
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Jacta alea est. Nation (Dublin) 29 July 1848; rptd as appendix in H.
Wyndham, Speranza: a biography of Lady Wilde, 1951.
Ugo Bassi: a tale of the Italian Revolution. 1857. Verse.
Poems by Speranza. Dublin 1864, Glasgow [1871], Dublin [1907].
The American Irish. Dublin [187-?]. A pam; rptd as an appendix in H.
Wyndham, Speranza: a biography of Lady Wilde, 1951.
Driftwood from Scandinavia. 1884. Prose.
Ancient legends, mystic charms and superstitions of Ireland. 2 vols
1887, 1888; rptd Galway 1971.
Ancient cures, charms and usages of Ireland. 1890.
Notes on men, women and books. 1891. Essays.
Social studies. 1893.
Essays and stories. 1907, Boston 1909, 1910.
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Lambert, E. Mad with much heart: a life of the parents of Oscar
Wilde. 1967.
Lady Wilde also translated works from the Fr and Ger for The Parlour Lib.
Isaac Williams 1802–65
Mss: poems, autobiography, letters, prose, Lambeth Palace Lib.
Bibliography
In O. W. Jones, Isaac Williams and his circle, 1971.
Collections
The poetical works. 6 vols 1874–5.
Selections from the writings. 1890.
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Ars geologica poema. Oxford [1823]. Anon.
Lyra apostolica. 1836, 1864 (13th edn); ed H. S. Holland and H. C.
Beeching 1899. Williams contributed 9 poems.
The cathedral: or the Catholic and Apostolic Church of England.
1838, 1839, 1841, 1857, 1859 (8th edn), 1874 (10th edn); ed W.
Benham 1889. Verse.
Thoughts in past years. By the author of The cathedral. 1838, New
York 1841, 1848, 1852 (6th edn enlarged). Poems.
Hymns translated from the Parisian breviary. By the author of The
cathedral. 1839.
Ancient hymns for children. 1842, 1848. Selected from Hymns translated,
above.
The baptistery: or the way of eternal life. 2 vols Oxford 1842–4, 1 vol
1846, 1852, 1858. Verse.
Hymns on the catechism. By I. W. 1843, 1843 (2nd edn), 1866 (5th
edn).
Some meditations and prayers selected from the way of eternal
life, in order to illustrate and explain the pictures by Boetius a
Bolswert, or the same work. 1845. Trn from Latin of A.
Sucquet.
Sacred verses with pictures. 2 pts 1845, 1846.
The altar: or meditations in verse on the great Christian sacrifice.
1847 (anon), 1849.
The Christian scholar. By the author of The cathedral. Oxford 1849,
1854. Verse.
The seven days, or the old and new creation. 1850. Verse.
The Christian seasons. 1854. Verse.
Female characters of Holy Scripture. 1859. Sermons.
The poetical works. Vol 1 The cathedral 1874. Vol 2 The baptistery
1874. Vol 3 Hymns for the Parisian breviary 1874. Vol 4 The
Christian scholar 1874. Vol 5 Thoughts on past years 1875. Vol 6
The seven days, or the old and new creation 1875.
Williams pbd a number of sermons, religious tracts and ‘harmonies’ of the
Gospels. He wrote nos 80, 86–7 of Tracts for the times.
Papers
Autobiography. Ed G. Prevost 1892, 1893 (3rd edn).
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Griswold, R. W. In his Sacred poets of England and America, 1859.
Miller, J. In his Singers and songs of the Church, 1869 (2nd edn).
Williams and the Oxford Movement. Church Quart Rev 34 1892.
Overton, J. H. In Julian.
Jones, O. W. Isaac Williams and his circle. 1971.
Alexander Wilson d. 1852
The songs of the Wilsons: with a memoir of the family and several
additional songs never before published. Ed J Harland 1865,
1866, [1873]. Poems by M. T. and A. Wilson.
John Mackay Wilson 1804–35
A glance at Hinduism: a poem . . .. Berwick on Tweed 1824.
Navarin: a poem. 1828.
The enthusiast: a metrical tale . . . Edinburgh and Berwick on Tweed
1834.
Numerous edns were pbd of his Historical . . . tales of the borders of
Scotland (1834). [jr de jj]
Richard Wilton 1827–1903
Selections
Miles 10 (12).
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Wood-notes and church-bells. 1873.
Lyrics: sylvan and sacred. 1878.
Sungleams: rondeaux and sonnets. [1882.]
Morine, G. Poems. 1888. Preface by Wilton.
Benedicite and other poems. [1889.]
Hull, J. D. Poems. 1889. Ed Wilton.
Historic Londesborough. [1895?].
Lyra pastoralis: songs of nature, church and home. 1902.
Wilton also assisted A. B. Grosart in translating into Eng verse the sacred
Latin poems of George Herbert and Richard Crashaw.
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Miles, A. H. In Miles 10 (12).
Young, M. B. Richard Wilton: a forgotten Victorian. 1967.
David Wingate 1828–92
Mss: Correspondence with Blackwood’s Mag 1862–86, NLS.
Selections
Select poems and essays. Glasgow 1890.
Thomas Westwood | David Wingate
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