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Manchester 1882 (illustr G. C. Banks), 1882 (new edn). Contains A
world between, The pride of the Corbyns, Wraith haunted, The
piper’s ghost, St Cuthbert’s cup, The fairies’ cradle, My will,
Judgment deferred, A dour weird, The white woman of Slaith,
Larry’s apprenticeship, The fate of the Fosbrookes, A new leaf,
The Plainbury mystery.
The watchmaker’s daughter and other tales. London and
Manchester 1882 (illustr F. Dadd and G. C. Banks). Contains The
watchmaker’s daughter, The skeleton under the skirt, The
puritan’s will, The two valentines, Joe’s first marriage, The old
mill-wheel, Love me, love my dog, The house that James Sutton
built for himself, The quilted petticoat, The Indian scarf, The
runaway, Theresa Trevor’s wedding dress, A wife’s extravagance.
Forbidden to marry. 3 vols 1883, 1 vol London and Manchester 1885
(as Forbidden to wed).
reviews: Athenaeum 2919 1883; Spectator 56 1883.
Sybilla and other stories. 3 vols 1884, 1 vol London and Manchester
1885, 1904. Contains Sybilla, By ways unknown, Old Elspa, Bessy
and others, The first straw hat, The old schoolmaster, Church
bells.
review: Athenaeum 2979 1884.
In his own hand. 3 vols [1885], 1 vol London and Manchester 1887
(illustr R. Pollitt and G. C. Banks), Manchester 1892.
review: Athenaeum 3033 1886.
The bridge of beauty: a fiction founded on fact. 1890 (illustr W.
Dewar), 1893, [1894], [1901] (2nd edn, as The making of William
Edwards: or the story of the bridge of beauty).
From the same nest: a homely tale. 1890, [1891].
Miss Pringle’s pearls. 1890 (illustr F. Dadd), 1894.
A rough road: or how the boy made a man of himself. 1892, 1893
(illustr A. Pearse).
Bond-slaves. 1893.
reviews: Athenaeum 3432 1893; Spectator 72 1894.
The slowly grinding mills. 3 vols 1893.
reviews: Athenaeum 3426 1893, Spectator 71 1893.
Banks’s stories and poems were pbd in a variety of periodicals, including
Cassell’s Family Mag, Family Herald, Girl’s Own Paper and
Manchester Guardian; see the unpbd Catalogue to the E. L. Burney
Collection in the John Rylands Univ Lib of Manchester. Banks contributed to
various needlework jnls. Her many articles for Manchester City News are
listed in Burney, below.
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Mrs G. L. Banks. In Manchester faces and places vol 4, Manchester
1892.
Plarr, V. G. In Men and women of the time, Manchester and New
York 1895 (14th edn).
The Times 6 May 1897.
Manchester Weekly Times 7 May 1897.
In DNB Suppl.
Burney, E. L. Mrs G. Linnaeus Banks. Manchester 1969.
‘A. J. Barrowcliffe’, Albert Julius Mott
Amberhill. 2 vols 1856, 1862.
Trust for trust. 3 vols 1859.
Normanton. 1862, 1865.
Barrowcliffe also pbd a number of pamphlets on various subjects under his
real name, A. J. Mott.
‘Cuthbert Bede’, Edward Bradley 1827–89
Collections
Humour, wit and satire: containing i Book of beauty; ii Motley; iii
Medley. [1885.]
Isabella Banks | ‘Cuthbert Bede
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The adventures of Mr Verdant Green, an Oxford freshman; with
numerous illustrations designed and drawn on the wood by the
author. 1853.
The further adventures of Mr Verdant Green, an Oxford under-graduate:
being a continuation of the Adventures of Mr Verdant Green,
an Oxford freshman. With illustrations by the author. 1854.
Mr Verdant Green married and done for: being the third and
concluding part of the Adventures of Mr Verdant Green, an
Oxford freshman. 1857. The 3 pts have been frequently rptd
together as Mr Verdant Green, with illustrations by the author.
The ratcatcher’s daughter; illustrated, and dedicated (with permission)
to the Honourable _ by Υ. [1854?]
Motley: prose and verse, grave and gay, with original illustrations
by the author. 1855.
Love’s provocations: being extracts taken in the most unmanly and
unmannerly manner from the diary of Miss Polly C_.
Illustrations by the author. 1855.
Photographic pleasure popularly portrayed with pen and pencil.
1855, 1859, [1864].
Medley. [1856.]
The shilling book of beauty, edited and illustrated by Cuthbert
Bede. 1856. Written by Bede.
Tales of college life. 1856, 1862 (as College life). Contains ‘Aeger’, or
mistaken identity; A long-vacation vigil; The only man left in
college on Christmas day.
Nearer and dearer, a tale out of school: a novelette. Illustrated by the
author. 1857.
Fairy fables, with illustrations by Alfred Crowquill. 1858.
Funny figures, by A. Funnyman (Cuthbert Bede). [1858.] ‘One
shilling plain: two shillings coloured’, the latter with 24 coloured
pictures.
Happy hours at Wynford Grange: a story for children. With
coloured illustrations. 1859.
Glencreggan: or a highland home in Cantire, illustrated from the
author’s drawings. 2 vols 1861.
Our new rector: or the village of Norton, edited by Cuthbert Bede.
1861.
The curate of Cranston; with other prose and verse. 1862.
A tour in tartan-land. 1863.
The visitor’s handbook to Rosslyn and Hawthornden. 1864.
The white wife; with other stories, supernatural, romantic and
legendary, collected and illustrated by Cuthbert Bede. 1865.
The rook’s garden: essays and sketches. 1865.
Mattins and Mutton’s, or the Beauty of Brighton: a love story. 2 vols
1866.
Round the peat fire at Glenbrechy, with illustrations by the author.
Xmas no of Once a Week 1869.
Little Mr Bouncer and his friend, Verdant Green, with illustrations
by the author. [1873.]
Figaro at Hastings St Leonards. [1877.]
Fotheringhay and Mary, Queen of Scots: being an account, historical
and descriptive, of Fotheringhay Castle, the last prison of Mary,
Queen of Scots and the scene of her trial and execution, with
illustrations by the author. 1886. First pbd in Leisure Hour 1865.
Betrothal ring of Mary Queen of Scots 1565: a description of the
Darnley ring discovered in 1820 by a labourer, Robert Wyatt,
when digging in the eastern mound on which stood the eastern
keep of Fotheringhay Castle; printed for the Tercentenary of
Mary Queen of Scots Exhibition held at Peterborough. 1887.
Argyll’s highlands: or Mac Cailein Mor and the Lord of Lorne; with
traditionary tales and legends of the County of Argyll and the
Campbells and Macdonalds. Ed J. MacKay, Glasgow 1902.
‘Cuthbert Bede’ was a frequent contributor to Punch, All the Year Round,
Field, GM, Once a Week, St James’s Mag, London Rev, Quiver, Boy’s
Own Paper, Illus London News and N & Q. [eh]
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