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The Early Nineteenth-Century Novel
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John Gibson Lockhart 1794–1854
See col 2189.
Samuel Lover 1797–1868
Collections
Characteristic sketches of Ireland and the Irish, by Carleton, Lover
and Mrs Hall. Dublin 1845, Halifax 1846, 1849, 1852 (as Tales and
stories of Ireland). Lover’s contributions are Paddy Mullonney’s
travels in France; A legend of Clanmacnoise; Ballads and ballad
singers.
Poetical works. 1868, New York 1869, London and New York [1870?],
Boston and New York 1872, New York 1875, London and New
York [1880], New York 1884, 1897, Boston 1902, 1903.
Legends and tales of Ireland. [c. 1900], 1995. Prose and verse. With T.
Croker.
Tales from the works of Samuel Lover and other authors. [c. 1900.]
Collected writings. Ed J. J. Roche 10 vols Boston 1901–3 (Treasure
Trove edn).
Dramatic works . . .. New York [1901?].
Works. Ed J. J. Roche 6 vols Boston 1902 (New Lib edn).
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The parson’s horn-book. 2 pts Dublin 1831 (2 edns). Anon. Prose and
verse.
Legends and stories of Ireland. Illustr W. Harvey and Lover. Ser 1
1831, Dublin 1832; ser 2 1834, 1844; 2 vols 1860, 1861, Liverpool
[1890?], London 1893; ed D. J. O’Donoghue 1899; Nottingham [c.
1900] etc. Prose.
Popular tales and legends of the Irish peasantry. Ed and illustr
Lover, Dublin 1834, 1837. Prose.
Rory O’More: a national romance. 3 vols 1837 (illustr Lover),
Durham 1839 (rev), Philadelphia 1846, London 1859, [1879] (2
edns), [1884], New York 1886, London [c. 1890], [1891], 1893,
Nottingham 1893; ed D. J. O’Donoghue, London 1898; Boston
1901. A dramatisation was pbd 1837 (in Webster’s Acting National
Drama vol 2), [1840], 1883 (in Dicks’s Standard Plays no 356).
The white horse of the peppers: a comic drama in two acts. 1838 (in
Webster’s Acting National Drama vol 5) (2 issues), [1883?] (in
Dicks’s Standard Plays no 441). Prose.
The hall porter: a comic drama in two acts. 1839 (in Webster’s Acting
National Drama vol 7), 1884 (in Dicks’s Standard Plays no 520).
Prose.
The happy man: an extravaganza in one act. 1839 (in Webster’s
Acting National Drama vol 79), Boston [1858], London 1883 (in
Dicks’s Standard Plays no 328), New York [1883]. Prose.
Songs and ballads. 1839, New York 1847, Philadelphia 1847, London
1858.
Handy Andy: a tale of Irish life. 1842, New York 1843, London
1845, 1846, 1849, Philadelphia 1850, London 1851, New York
1851, 1854, London 1854, 1855, 1862, [1863] (illustr J. Proctor),
1867, 1869, New York 1877, London [1884] (2 edns), [1885], New
York [1885], London [1886], New York 1888, London [c. 1890],
[1891], 1892, New York 1892, Nottingham [c. 1893], London
[1893], [c. 1895], Liverpool [1895?]; ed C. Whibley, London 1896;
ed D. J. O’Donoghue 1898, Boston 1901, 1902, London 1904
(with 24 illustr by Lover), New York 1904, 1906; ed E. Rhys,
London 1907 (EL), 1908, 1909, [1912]; Boston 1927, New York
[1931], ed S. O’Faolain, Dublin [1945] (abridged); London 1954
(EL). Prose.
Treasure trove: the first of a series of accounts of Irish heirs: a
romantic tale of the last century. 1844 (illustr Lover), New York
1844, London [1856] (as He would be a gentleman: or treasure
trove), rptd New York 1866, 1872, London 1873, 1887, New York
and Montreal 1873, New York 1862 (as Irish heirs), London 1890,
1893; ed D. J. O’Donoghue 1899 (as Treasure trove). Prose.
The lyrics of Ireland, edited and annotated by Lover. 1858, 1884 (as
Poems of Ireland, to which is added Lover’s Metrical tales).
Rival rhymes in honour of Burns, with curious illustrative matter,
collected and edited by ‘Ben Trovato’ [Lover]. 1859.
Metrical tales and other poems. 1860 (illustr W. Harvey and others),
1884 (with Poems of Ireland).
Original songs for the Rifle Volunteers. 1861. With C. Mackay and T.
Miller.
MacCarthy More, or possession nine points of the law: a comic
drama in two acts. [1861] (in T. H. Lacy’s Acting edition of plays vol
51).
Tom Crosbie and his friends. New York 1878.
Barney the baron: a farce in one act; [and] The happy man: an extravaganza
in one act. [1883] (J. Dicks’s Standard Plays no 328), New
York [1910?].
Further stories of Ireland. Ed D. J. O’Donoghue 1899.
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Samuel Lover. Dublin Univ Mag Feb 1851.
The life, genius and writings of Lover. Temple Bar Aug 1868.
Bernard, W. B. The life of Lover, artistic, literary and musical, with
selections from his unpublished papers and correspondence. 2
vols 1874.
Symington, A. J. Lover: a biographical sketch, with selections from
his writings and correspondence. 1880.
Symington, A. J. In Poets and the poetry of the century, ed A. H.
Miles, vol 9 1894. With a selection from Lover’s poems.
Layard, G. S. Lover as a graphic humourist. Mag of Art 19 1896.
Schmid, F. Samuel Lover. Cent Mag 3 1897.
Lover contributed to The English Bijou Almanack for 1840 and worked as
an illustrator and composer; he also edited collections of Irish tales. [jrdejj]
Felix Macdonogh 1768?–1836
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The hermit in London: or sketches of English manners. 5 vols
1819–20 (anon), 1 vol New York 1820, 2 vols Philadelphia 1820, 3
vols 1821, 1822, 2 vols [1850?]; tr Fr 1820–1.
The hermit in the country: or sketches of English manners. 4 vols
1820–2, 2 vols New York 1820, 3 vols 1823.
The hermit abroad. 4 vols 1823; tr Fr (as L’Hermite rodeur, 1824).
The hermit in Edinburgh: or sketches of manners and real characters
and scenes in the drama of life. 3 vols 1824; tr Fr 1826.
The Highlanders: a tale. 3 vols 1824, 2 vols New York 1824.
Gratitude, a poetical essay: with other poems and translations.
1825.
The heroine of the peninsula: or Clara Matilda of Seville. 2 vols
1826.
Attributed works
Poetical essays and translations from the Latin, French, & Italian
languages, by F. B. Macdonogh Esq. Edinburgh 1803. [pg]
Mary Jane Mackenzie
Geraldine, or modes of faith and practice: a tale by a lady. 3 vols
London and Edinburgh 1820, 1821, 2 vols Boston 1821.
Lectures on parables selected from the New Testament. 1822, 1822,
1824 (4th edn), 1825 (5th edn), 1835 (7th edn); ser 2 1833.
Lectures on miracles selected from the New Testament. 1823, 1825,
1827 (4th edn).
Private life: or varieties of character and opinion. 2 vols London and
Edinburgh 1829, New York 1829, London 1830, 1835. [pg]
William Maginn 1793–1842
See col 2191.