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Leisure Hour 34 1885. The glover’s daughter first pbd in Good
Words Christmas suppl [Good Cheer] 1872.
reviews: Acad 12 Sep 1885; Graphic 19 Sep 1885; Athenaeum 3
Oct 1885; Saturday Rev 10 Oct 1885.
Pictures from Whitby (essay). Good Words 26 1885.
A garland of seven lilies (novel). 1886, 1895 (new edn).
The haven under the hill. Serialised in Good Words 27 1886. 3 vols
1886, 1891 (new edn 1 vol), 1892, 1894, 1900.
reviews: Acad 9 Oct 1886; Athenaeum 30 Oct 1886; Saturday Rev
20 Nov 1886; Spectator 29 Jan 1887; Graphic 26 Feb 1887.
In exchange for a soul. Serialised in Sunday Mag 16 1887. 3 vols 1887,
1888 (new edn 1 vol), New York 1889, new edn with memoir of
author by John Hutton rptd from Good Words London 1892; 1894
(new edn with memoir), 1900, 1902 (new edn with memoir), 1909.
reviews: Athenaeum 29 Oct 1887; Saturday Rev 5 Nov 1887; Acad
19 Nov 1887; Spectator 3 Dec 1887.
Hagar: a North Yorkshire pastoral. 1887; in Good Words Christmas
suppl [Good Cheer] 1882.
reviews: Athenaeum 10 Dec 1887; Spectator 24 Mar 1888.
Robert Holt’s illusion, and other stories (Godwyn; Raith Wyke).
1888, 1898 (new edn). Robert Holt’s Illusion first pbd Good Words
Christmas suppl [Good Cheer] 1873, Littell’s Living Age 120 1873.
Godwyn first pbd Good Words Christmas suppl [Good Cheer]
1875. Raith Wyke first pbd Good Words Christmas suppl [Good
Cheer] 1874.
reviews: Saturday Rev 2 June 1888; Athenaeum 9 June 1888;
Graphic 18 Aug 1888; Spectator 13 Oct 1888.
Vignettes of a northern village (George Gatonby’s return to Hild’s
Haven; Antholin Vereker; Ladies of Leventhorpe). Series in Good
Words 29 1888. George Gatonby first pbd Littell’s Living Age 177
1887.
For pity’s sake, and The lost leader (tales). 1 vol 1892. For pity’s sake
first pbd in Littell’s Living Age 129/130 1875. The lost leader pbd
in Good Words Christmas suppl [Good Cheer] 1878.
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Quinlan, David, and Arthur Frederick Humble. Mary Linskill: the
Whitby novelist. Whitby 1969.
Stamp, C. S. Mary Linskill. Whitby 1980. [bg]
H. D. Lowry, Henry Dawson Lowry 1869–1906
Mss located in Berg Collection, NYPL. See also LR.
Bibliographies
Symons, A. J. H. D. Lowry, 1869–1906. (Memoir and bibliography.)
1925 (priv ptd).
In Nineteenth-century fiction: a bibliographical catalogue based on
the collection formed by Robert Lee Wolff, 5 vols New York 1981–6.
Collections and selections
A dream of daffodils. Last poems arranged for the press by G. E.
Matheson and C. A. Dawson Scott 1912 (memoir by E. A. Preston).
reviews: TLS 24 Oct 1912; Athenaeum 16 Nov 1912.
Beauty’s lover. In Short stories of the ’nineties, ed D. Stanford. 1968.
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Prisoners of the earth, and other stories. New York 1893.
Wreckers and methodists, and other stories. 1893.
reviews: Nat Observer 14 Oct 1893; Acad 18 Nov 1893.
Women’s tragedies. 1895 (Keynote series), Boston 1895.
Make believe. 1896 (illustr C. Robinson).
review: Acad 26 Dec 1896.
A man of moods. 1896.
The happy exile. 1898 (etchings by E. P. Pimlett). Sketches.
review: Acad 6 Nov 1898.
The valley of the shadow. Extract from ‘The Morning Post’,
Wednesday, 7th March, 1900. [1900.]
Bertha Leith-Adams | ‘Lucas Malet’
The first to die. In Strange happenings: being stories by W. C.
Russell, W. E. Norris, Grant Allen, et al, 1901.
The hundred windows. 1904. Poems.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Lowry became editor of the Ludgate Mag in 1897 and also joined the
Morning Post. He contributed to the English Illus Mag and Sylvia’s Jnl
among others. In 1895 he joined the Pall Mall Gazette and later Black and
White.
Pall Mall Gazette. The great Ko-Ko, 12 Jan 1884.
Cornish Mag. Aug 1898–Apr 1899.
Chambers’s Jnl. 28 Jan 1893–1901.
Nat Observer. 15 Aug 1893–3 Mar 1894.
Strand Mag. Feb 1895–Oct 1895.
Ludgate Mag. The pen that remembered, Dec 1897.
Sunday Mag. Nov 1897–Dec 1901.
The Idler. The collector’s tragedy, June 1899.
Pall Mall Mag. Alone, Nov 1900; Song of the road, Sep 1901. Poems.
Acad. Luck in artistic work, 12 Jan 1901.
New Liberal. June–Dec 1902.
Good Words. Making a story, May 1903.
Bookman. Rev of C. Marriott’s Genevra. Oct 1904.
Wheal darkness. [1927.] With C. A. D. Scott.
review: TLS 10 Nov 1927.
For contributions to London Quart Rev, National Rev, New Rev and
Temple Bar, see Wellesley vol 5 1989.
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Henderson, T. F. In DNB 1901–11.
Morning Post 23 Oct 1906. Obituary.
A dream of daffodils. Last poems arranged for the press by G. E.
Matheson and C. A. Dawson Scott 1912 (memoir by E. A.
Preston).
Symons, A. J. H. D. Lowry, 1869–1906. (Memoir and bibliography.)
1925 (priv ptd).
From four who are dead. Messages to C. A. D. Scott (Lowry’s cousin).
1926 (introd by M. Sinclair).
Sutherland, J. In The Longman companion to Victorian fiction,
1988. [da]
‘Lucas Malet’, Mary St Leger Kingsley, later
Harrison 1852–1931
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Mrs Lorimer: a sketch in black and white. 2 vols 1882.
Colonel Enderby’s wife: a novel. 3 vols 1885, 1 vol 1885.
A counsel of perfection. 1888.
Little Peter: a Christmas morality for children of any age. 1888.
The wages of sin: a novel. 3 vols 1891.
The Carissima: a modern grotesque. 1896.
The gateless barrier. 1900.
The history of Sir Richard Calmady: a romance. 2 vols 1901, 1 vol
1901.
The far horizon. 1906.
The score. 1909.
The wreck of the golden galleon. 1910.
Adrian Savage: a novel. 1911.
The tutor’s story: an unpublished novel by the late Charles Kingsley,
revised and completed by his daughter Lucas Malet. 1916, 1920.
Damaris: a novel. 1916.
Deadham Hard: a romance. 1919.
The tall villa: a novel. 1920.
Da Silva’s widow and other stories. [1922.]
The survivors: a novel. 1923.
The dogs of want: a modern comedy of errors. [1924.]
The private life of Mr Justice Syme: a novel. [1932.] Left unfinished at
her death and completed by Gabrielle Vallings.
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