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Falle, G. Sir Walter Scott as editor of Dryden and Swift. UTQ 36
1967.
Potter, L. H. The text of Scott’s edition of Swift. SB 22 1969.
Thompson, P. V. Suppressed names in Swift’s letters 1735. N & Q 216,
Feb 1971.
The letting of humours blood in the head vaine &c., by S. Rowlands.
Edinburgh 1814, 1815.
An essay of the nature and actions of the subterranean (and for the
most part) invisible people. Edinburgh 1815 (priv ptd).
Memorie of the Somervilles. 2 vols Edinburgh 1815.
review: Monthly Rev n.s. [2nd] 86 1818.
The history of Donald the Hammerer. In [E. Burt,] Letters from a
gentleman in the north of Scotland, 5th edn 2 vols 1818 (re-issued
1822) (vol 1), Glasgow 1876.
Some particulars regarding the family of Invernahyle, copied from a
manuscript in the possession of Dr Thomson, late of Appin, by
Joseph Train. Scottish Jnl 29 Jan 1848.
Trivial poems and triolets, written in obedience to Mrs Tomkin’s
commands by Patrick Carey. 1819 (re-issued 1820).
reviews: Ladies’ Monthly Museum 3rd ser 12 1820; Literary
Chron 3 June 1820; Literary Gazette 27 May 1820; Monthly Rev
n.s. [2nd] 95 1821.
Memorials of the Haliburtons. Edinburgh 1820, 1824.
Cook, D. Scott first editions. TLS 18 Aug 1932; replies 1–29 Sep.
Northern memoirs calculated for the meridian of Scotland, to
which is added the contemplative and practical angler, writ in
the year 1658 by Richard Franck. Edinburgh 1821.
Ballantyne’s novelist’s library. 10 vols 1821–4.
reviews: [Lockhart, J. G.] Blackwood’s Edinburgh Mag 15 1824;
Ladies’ Monthly Museum n.s. 14 1821; Literary Chron 8 Sep 1821;
Literary Gazette 27 Jan 1821–22 Jan 1825; Monthly Rev n.s. [2nd]
108 1825.
Study
Faulkner, P. Scott as editor of Bage. N & Q Oct 1970.
Chronological notes of Scottish affairs, from 1680 till 1701, being
chiefly taken from the diary of Lord Fountainhall. Edinburgh
1822.
review: Edinburgh Mag 10 1822 (letter from T. D. Lauder, Dec
1822).
Military memoirs of the great civil war, being the military memoirs
of John Gwynne, etc. Edinburgh 1822.
reviews: Literary Chron 16 Nov 1822; Literary Gazette 2–9 Nov
1822.
Lays of the Lindsays. Edinburgh 1824. Suppressed.
Studies
Stronach, G. The evolution of a popular song. Dunedin Mag 1 1913.
Stronach, G. Lays of the Lindsays. Dunedin Mag 1 1913.
Auld Robin Gray: a ballad, by Lady Anne Barnard. Edinburgh 1825
(Bannatyne Club).
The Bannatyne miscellany; containing original papers and tracts
chiefly relating to the history and literature of Scotland, vol 1.
Edinburgh 1827 (Bannatyne Club). [Ed with D. Laing.]
Memoirs of the Marchioness de la Rochejaquelein. Edinburgh 1827.
Proceedings in the court-martial held upon John, Master of Sinclair,
Captain-lieutenant in Preston’s regiment, for the murder of
Ensign Schaw of the same regiment, and Captain Schaw of the
Royals, 17th October 1708 with correspondence respecting that
transaction. Edinburgh 1828 (Roxburghe Club).
Memoir of George Bannatyne. In Memorials of George Bannatyne,
1545–1608, Edinburgh 1829 (Bannatyne Club).
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The Bannatyne Club. Edinburgh Literary Jnl 20 Mar 1830.
Trial of Duncan Terig alias Clerk and Alexander Bane Macdonald, for
the murder of Arthur Davis, Sergeant in General Guise’s Regiment
of Foot, June MDCCLIV. Edinburgh 1831 (Bannatyne Club).
Memoirs of the insurrection in Scotland in 1715, by John, Master of
Sinclair, with notes and introductory notice by Scott. Edinburgh
1858 (Abbotsford Club).
[Projected edn of Shakespeare]
Studies
Crockett, W. S. Sir Walter Scott’s Shakespeare. Bookman 61 1921.
Crockett, W. S. Scott and Shakespeare: new light on a publishing
project. Glasgow Herald 5 July 1930.
Parker, W. M. Scott’s knowledge of Shakespeare. Quart Rev July
1952.
Rao, B. Scott’s proposed edition of Shakespeare. Indian Jnl of Eng
Stud 6 1965.
Dramatisations etc
Calcraft, J. W. [Cole, J. W.?]. Leaves from the portfolio of a manager, 5:
On the dramas from the Waverley novels. Dublin Univ Mag 37
1851.
The Waverley dramas: a series of the original plays founded on the
novels. Glasgow 1872.
Hamilton, W. Sir Walter Scott. In his Parodies of the works of
English and American authors, 6 vols 1884–9 (vol 3 1886).
White, H. A. Sir Walter Scott’s novels on the stage. (Yale Stud in Eng
76) New Haven CT and London 1927.
Pope-Hennessy, U. Scott and the theatre: stage versions of the
Waverleys. Scots Mag n.s. 17 1932.
W., S. Scott’s songs set to music. N & Q 9 Mar 1940; reply by H. G. L.
K[ing] 23 Mar.
L., R. E. Dramatized versions of Scott’s novels. N & Q 25 Jan 1941.
Dunlop, J. G. Scott’s novels: dramatized versions. N & Q 2 June 1945;
reply by J. C. Corson 14 July.
Chancellor, P. British bards and continental composers. Musical
Quart 46 1960.
Carlton, W. J. George Hogarth: a link with Scott and Dickens.
Dickensian 59 1963.
Parsons, C. O. Chapbook versions of the Waverley novels. Stud in
Scottish Lit 3 1966.
Parsons, C. O. Scott’s sixpenny public. Columbia Lib Columns 16
1967.
Ruff, W. and W. Hellstrom. Scott’s authorship of the songs in Daniel
Terry’s plays. Stud in Scottish Lit 5 1968.
Ford, R. M. The Waverley burlesques. Nineteenth Cent Theatre
Research 6 1978.
Mitchell, J. The Walter Scott operas: an analysis of operas based on
the works of Sir Walter Scott. University AL 1978.
Ford, R. Dramatisations of Scott’s novels: a catalogue. Oxford 1979.
Diller, H.-J. Ivanhoe auf der englischen Bühne des 19 Jahrhunderts.
In Anglistentag 1980 Giessen: Tagungsbeiträge und Berichte im
Auftrage des Vorstandes, ed H. Grabes, Grossen Linden 1981.
Fiske, R. Scotland in music: a European enthusiasm. Cambridge
1983.
Mitchell, J. A list of Walter Scott operas. In Scott and his influence,
ed J. H. Alexander and D. Hewitt, Aberdeen 1983.
Parsons, C. O. Magic lantern lectures on Sir Walter Scott. Columbia
Lib Columns 34 1985.
Bolton, H. P. Sir Walter Scott on BBC. Scott Newsletter 12 1988.
Mitchell, J. The Scott operas of Lionel Lackey. Scott Newsletter 13
1988.
Williams, G. J. Guy Mannering and Charlotte Cushman’s Meg
Merrilies: gothic novel, play, and performance. In When they
weren’t doing Shakespeare: essays on nineteenth century British
and American theatre, ed J. L. Fisher and S. Watt, Athens GA and
London 1989.
Bolton, H. P. Scott dramatized. 1992. An exhaustive list.
Kent, D. A. and D. R. Ewen (ed). Romantic parodies, 1797–1831. 1992.
Mitchell, J. More Scott operas: further analyses of operas based on
the works of Sir Walter Scott. Lanham, New York, and London
1996.
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