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Sir William Schwenck Gilbert 1836–1911
See col 2038.
Sir Edmund Gosse 1849–1928
See col 2345.
Alfred Perceval Graves 1846–1932
Songs of Killarney. 1873, 2nd edn 1877.
Irish songs and ballads. Manchester 1880.
Father O’Flynn and other Irish lyrics. 1889.
Songs of Irish wit and humour. 1884. Ed Graves.
The Irish song book. 1894, 1895 (2nd edn). Ed Graves.
The Irish poems of Graves. 2 vols Dublin and London 1908.
Father O’Flynn and Ould Doctor Mack. 1908.
The Irish fairy book. [1909], 1938.
Welsh poetry, old and new, in English verse. 1912.
Irish literary and musical studies. 1913.
The book of Irish poetry. [1914.] Ed Graves.
The reciter’s treasury of Irish verse and prose, compiled and edited
by Graves and G. Pertwee. [1915.]
Anglo-Irish literature. In A. W. Ward and A. R. Walker, Cambridge
history of eng lit vol 14, 1916.
A Celtic psaltery: being mainly renderings in English verse from
Irish and Welsh poetry. 1917.
Poems of Sir Samuel Ferguson. Dublin [1918]. Ed Graves.
Songs of the Gael. Dublin [1925].
English verse translations of the Welsh poems of Ceiriog Hughes.
Wrexham 1926.
Irish Doric in song and story. 1926.
The Celtic song book: being representative folk songs of the six
Celtic nations, chosen by Graves. 1928.
The progenitors, or our first parents, a morality: an Old Irish religious
poem done into English verse. Oxford 1929.
To return to all that: an autobiography. 1930. With bibliography.
David Gray 1838–61
Mss: poems and letters, NLS.
Collections
The luggie and other poems, with a memoir by J. Hedderwick and a
prefatory notice by R. M. Milnes. Cambridge 1862.
Poems, with a memoir of his life. Boston 1864.
The poetical works. A new and enlarged edn. Ed H. G. Bell 1874.
Miles 6.
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In the shadows: a poem in sonnets. Portland ME 1900 (The Bibelot,
vol 6), London 1920.
§2
Gray. Cornhill Mag 1863.
Buchanan, R. W. In his David Gray and other essays, 1868.
Noble, J. A. Gray. Miles 6.
Russell, G. W. E. In his Selected essays, 1914.
Evans, B. I. In his English poetry in the later nineteenth century,
1933, 1966 (rev).
Gray: born 1838. TLS 29 Jan 1938.
Tusiani, J. Gray and Sergio Corazzina: a parallel. Eng Misc (Rome) 9
1958.
Stuart, A. V. David Gray: the poet of The luggie. A centenary booklet.
Kirkintilloch 1961.
Stuart, A. V. Gray 1838–1861: a study of ms material and poetry.
Poetry Rev 54 1963.
John Gray 1866–1934
Bibliographies
Three decadent poets: Ernest Dowson, John Gray and Lionel
Johnson: an annotated bibliography. Ed. G. A. Cevasco. New York
1990.
Collections and selections
The selected prose of John Gray. Ed. J. H. McCormack. Greensboro
NC 1992.
The poems of John Gray. Ed. I. Fletcher. 1988.
§1
Silverpoints. 1893.
The blue calendar. 3 pts 1895–7 (priv ptd). Carols.
Spiritual poems, chiefly done out of several languages. 1896.
Ad matrem: poems. London and Edinburgh 1904.
The long road. Oxford 1926.
Sound: a poem. 1926 (priv ptd).
Poems. 1931.
Park: a fantastic story. 1932.
Gray also pbd trns from Bourget, Couperus, Goethe and Nietzsche, edns of
Campion, Constable, Drayton and Sidney, devotional works and anthologies.
Letters
A friendship of the nineties: letters between John Gray and Pierre
Louys. Ed A. W. Campbell. Tr S. Robinson. Edinburgh 1984.
§2
Obit: The Times 19 June 1934.
Around my shelves. Poetry Rev 41 1950. Contains an unpbd poem.
Sewell, B. (ed). Two friends: Gray and André Raffalovich. Aylesford
1963. See TLS 31 May, 17 June 1963.
Sewell, B. In the Dorian mode: a life of John Gray. 1866–1834.
Padstow 1983.
Alexander Balloch Grosart 1835–99
See col 2691.
Philip Gilbert Hamerton 1834–94
See col 2353.
Thomas Hardy 1840–1928
See col 1560.
Frances Ridley Havergal 1836–79
‘Michael Field’ | Frances Ridley Havergal
Mss: correspondence and papers are held at the Hereford and Worcester
Record Office. Notebook of poems and correspondence are at Birmingham
Univ Lib.
Bibliographies
List of works by the late Frances Ridley Havergal. [1880–81?]
Appendix in Janet Grierson, Frances Ridley Havergal:
Worcestershire hymnwriter, 1979.
Collections
Poetical works. 2 vols 1884.
review: Saturday Rev 18 Apr 1885.
Poetical works. (1 vol Lib edn) [188–?].
Selections
The Frances Ridley Havergal service of song. Sidmouth [1880].
Poetical and musical extracts.
Life chords. 1880. Comprising ‘Zenith’, ‘Loyal responses’ and other
poems.
Miss Havergal’s daily text book. A manual of prayer and praise con-
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