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The cottage in the wood. 1860 (in Narrative tracts, moral and religious
2nd ser).
Grand Aunt’s pictures and other tales. 1860 (tales are signed by
Sophia Kelly).
John and James, and other tales. [186?]. With Sophia Kelly.
Duty is safety: or troublesome Tom. 1864 (5th edn), 1877.
The heron’s plume. 1870.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
In 1877 the Book Soc pbd the following from Holiday Keepsake, Juvenile
Forget-me-not and other annuals: Duty is safety, The fall of pride,
Frank Beauchamp: or the sailor’s family, Grandmamma Parker, Jack
the sailor boy, The lost trunk and the good nurse, Martin and the
rose and nightingale, Think before you act, The traveller, Uncle
Manners, The white pigeon. Many of Mrs Sherwood’s stories appeared in
the Youth’s Mag and a number were resissued in the Children’s Friend.
Mrs Sherwood wrote over a hundred tracts between 1818 and 1831, many of
which are listed in Cutt (see Bibliography, above). She also wrote educational
books.
Lamentations of old hospitality. In Marshall’s Christmas Box 1831.
What is the world? In Fifty two stories of pluck, peril and romance
for girls, ed H. A. Miles, 1896.
Little Robert and the owl. In Old fashioned tales, ed E. V. Lucas, 1905.
§2
The life of Mrs Sherwood, chiefly autobiographical, with extracts
from Mr Sherwood’s journal during his imprisonment in France
and residence in India. Ed S. Kelly 1854, ed I. Gilchrist 1907
(abridged); ed F. H. J. Darton 1910 (enlarged). [dd]
Eleanor Sleath
Bibliographies
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
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The orphan of the Rhine: a romance. 4 vols 1798, 2 vols Dublin 1802;
ed D. P. Varma 1968.
Who’s the murderer? or the mystery of the forest: a novel. 4 vols
1802; tr Fr 1819.
The Bristol heiress: or the errors of education. 5 vols 1809.
The nocturnal minstrel, or the spirit of the wood: a romance. 2 vols
1810; ed D. P. Varma, New York 1972 (facs).
Pyrenean banditti: a romance. 3 vols 1811.
Glenoven; or, The fairy palace. 1815. Only listed in Summers.
For a listing of reviews and notices of Sleath’s works, see Ward (1972). [pg]
Horatio (Horace) Smith 1779–1849
Mss of letters to and from Leigh Hunt and to C. Redding are held in the Univ of
Iowa Lib.
Bibliographies
Sadleir, M. In his XIX century fiction: a bibliographical record, 2
vols 1951.
Summers, M. In his A Gothic bibliography, [1941].
Wolff, R. L. In his Nineteenth-century fiction: a bibliographical catalogue,
5 vols 1981–6.
Collections
Poetical works. 2 vols 1846, 1 vol 1851, New York 1857.
Poetical works of Horace and James Smith. Ed E. Sargent, New York
1857, Boston 1858, 1859.
Poems. 1889.
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A family story. 3 vols 1800.
The runaway: or the seat of benevolence: a novel. 4 vols 1800.
Trevanion: or matrimonial errors: a novel. 4 vols 1801, Dublin 1801.
Eleanor Sleath | Horatio (Horace) Smith
Horatio: or sketches of the Davenport family: a novel. 4 vols
Richmond 1807.
Rejected addresses: or new theatrum poetarium. 1812, 1812 (2nd
edn), 1812 (7th edn), 1812 (8th edn), 1817 (16th edn), 1833 (18th edn),
New York 1871, London 1929, New York and London 1977 (introd
by D. H. Reiman). By Horace and James Smith.
Horace in London: consisting of imitations of the first two books of
the Odes of Horace. 1813, 1813, 1815 (4th edn). By Horace and James
Smith.
First impressions, or trade in the West: a comedy in five acts. 1813,
1813, 1816.
Amarynthus the nympholept: a pastoral drama in three acts, with
other poems. 1821, New York and London 1977 (1st edn rptd,
introd by D. H. Reiman).
Gaieties and gravities: a series of essays, comic tales and fugitive
vagaries. 3 vols 1825, 2 vols Philadelphia and New York 1825, 3
vols London 1826, 1826, New York 1852. Mainly rptd from the
London Mag and NMM.
Brambletye House: or cavaliers and roundheads. 3 vols 1826, 1826,
1826, Boston 1826, Paris 1826, 1829, London 1833, 2 vols [1835],
1836, 1 vol New York 1837, 2 vols London 1837, 1839, etc; tr Fr 1826,
Ger 1827.
The Tor Hill. 3 vols 1826, 2 vols Philadelphia 1826, 3 vols London
1827, Paris 1827, London 1835, 1 vol New York 1836, 1837, Hartford
CT 1846; tr Fr 1827, Ger 1827.
Reuben Apsley: a novel. 3 vols 1827, 1827, 2 vols Philadelphia 1827, 3
vols London 1834, 1838; tr Fr 1827, Ger 1827.
Zillah: a tale of the Holy City. 4 vols 1828, 3 vols 1828, 2 vols New York
1829, 1 vol London 1839; tr Fr 1829.
The New Forest: a novel. 3 vols 1829, 2 vols New York 1829, 3 vols
London 1830, 1 vol [18–?]; tr Ger 1830, Fr 1831.
The midsummer medley for 1830: a series of comic tales, sketches
and fugitive vagaries, in prose and verse. 2 vols 1830, 1832.
Walter Colyton: a tale of 1688. 3 vols 1830, 1830, 2 vols New York
1830, 1 vol London [1857]; tr Fr 1836.
Festivals, games and amusements, ancient and modern. 1831, New
York (with addns by S. Woodworth) 1831, 1832, 1833, 1836, 1839,
1841, 1842, 1844, 1862, 1868.
Tales of the early ages. 3 vols 1832, 2 vols New York 1832.
Gale Middleton: a story of the present day. 3 vols 1833, 2 vols
Philadelphia 1834.
The involuntary prophet: a tale of the early ages. 1835. Part of an
anthology also including W. Irving, Tales of the Alhambra, and F.
R. de Chateaubriand, Last of the Abencerages.
The tin trumpet: or heads and tales, for the wise and waggish, to
which are added poetical selections by the late Paul Chatfield MD
[pseud], edited by Jefferson Saunders esq [pseud]. 2 vols 1836
(anon), Philadelphia 1836, 1 vol New York 1859, London 1869,
New York 1869, London 1870, 1875, 1890 (signed).
A vision: on removal of Dr Mantell’s collection from Brighton to the
British Museum. 1838.
Jane Lomax: or a mother’s crime. 3 vols 1838, 2 vols Philadelphia
1838, 3 vols London [1856], [1858], 1 vol [1877], [18–?].
The moneyed man: or the lesson of a life. 3 vols 1841, 2 vols
Philadelphia 1841, 3 vols London 1843, 1 vol [1860].
Adam Brown: the merchant. 3 vols 1843, 1 vol New York 1843, 1857,
1865, London [18–?], nd. Issued serially in US in 1843.
Arthur Arundel: a tale of the English revolution. 3 vols 1844, 1 vol
[1858], New York [186–?].
Love and mesmerism. 3 vols 1845, 1 vol New York 1846, 1863, 1867.
Esther: a tale of the sixth century. In Count Ludwig and other
romances, ed Charles Dickens, New York 1845.
For Horace and James Smith’s parodies, see col 455. Horace edited his brother’s
Memoirs, letters and comic miscellanies in prose and verse, 2 vols
1840, 1841; as well as H. W. Herbert, Oliver Cromwell: an historical
romance, 3 vols 1840, and D. MacCarthy, Massaniello: an historical
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