The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

1864, London, Edinburgh and New York 1872, 1886, 1893,
Edinburgh 1894.
The King’s highway: or illustrations of the commandments. London,
Edinburgh and New York 1864, 1879, 1880, Edinburgh 1892.
Rills from the fountain. 1866.
Bible wonders. 1869, 1870, 1877.
Bible blessings. 1870.
Bible jewels. 1870.
The safe compass and how it points. 1871, London and Edinburgh
1877, Edinburgh 1894.
The tables of stone: stories of the ten commandments. Edinburgh
1873, 1900.
The lessons of diligence. Edinburgh 1874.
Nature’s mighty wonders. London, Edinburgh and New York 1877,
1880 (as Nature’s wonders: or how God’s works praise him).
Rays from the sun of righteousness. 1877.
The best things. London and Edinburgh 1878 (illus).
The life of Jesus Christ for the young. Philadelphia [1880].
Pebbles from the brook: a book for the young. Edinburgh and New
York 1880.
The great pilot and his lessons. 1883.
Bible animals and the lessons taught by them. London, Edinburgh
and New York 1889.
Hume Nisbet b. 1849
Eight bells. A tale of the sea and of the cannibals of New Guinea.
1889, 1900.
A colonial tramp: travels and adventures in Australia and New
Guinea. 1891.
The divers: a romance of Corsica. 1892.
Valdemar the Viking: a romance of the eleventh century. 1893.
Hunting for gold: or adventures in Klondyke. 1894.
The great secret: a tale of tomorrow. 1895.
Kings of the sea: a story of the Spanish Main. 1896 (illus).
For liberty: the chronicles of a Jacobin. 1898.
The empire makers: a romance of adventure and war in South
Africa. 1900.
Stories weird and wonderful. 1900.
Author of other bks and novels on travel and adventure and verse.
Lady Augusta May Noel 1838–1902
Effie’s friends: or chronicles of the wood. 1865.
John Hatherton. 1865.
The story of wandering Willie. 1870.
The life and times of Conrad the squirrel. 1872.
Owen Gwynne’s great work. 1875.
Hithersea Mere. 1887.
From generation to generation. 1879.
See also col 1665.
Maurice Noel
Under the water: a story for children. Bristol and London 1886.
Buz: or the life and adventures of a honey bee. Bristol and London
1898.
Cecil Marryat Norris
Captain Fortesque’s handful. 1887 (illus).
George Norway
Adventures of Johnnie Pascoe. 1889.
A Roman household. 1889.
A true Cornish maid. A story of the last century. 1894, 1905.
Christiaan: the boy of Leyden: a story founded on fact. 1895.
Hussein the hostage: or a boy’s adventures in Persia. 1896.
A dangerous conspirator. 1897.
The loss of John Humble, what led to it and what came of it. 1897.
Little Marjorie’s secret. 1898.
Also wrote adult novels and contributed to boys’ periodicals.
Charlotte Grace O’Brien 1845–1909
The coral necklace. 1855.
Lady Eva: or rich and poor. 1855.
Basil: or honesty and industry. 1856.
Midsummer holidays at Beechwood farm. 1856.
Primrose gathering. 1856.
The queen of the May. 1856, 1858.
Ernest’s dream: a Christmas story. 1858.
Margaret and her friend. 1864.
Oliver Dale’s decision. 1873, 1891.
The young folks of Hazelbrook. 1864.
George Wayland: the little medicine carrier. 1866.
Owen Netherby’s choice. 1866.
Walter and Frank: or the two paths. 1871.
Gipsy Gem: or Willie’s revenge. Philadelphia 1872.
Mother’s warm shawl. A tale. 1894.
Gipsy Marion: a story of the New Forest. 1896.
Standish James O’Grady 1846–1928
Finn and his companions. 1892.
Lost on Du-Corrig: or ’twixt earth and ocean. 1894 (1st pbd in Chums
1893).
The chain of gold: or in crannied rocks. A boy’s tale of adventure on
the wild west coast of Ireland. 1895 (illus).
Wrote extensively on Ireland, and contributed regularly to boys’ mags.
Adelaide O’Keeffe 1776–1855?
National characters exhibited in forty geographical poems. 1818.
A trip to the coast: or poems descriptive of various interesting
objects on the sea shore. 1819.
Original poems calculated to improve the mind of youth and allure
it to virtue. Philadelphia 1821.
Old Grandpapa and other poems. 1828.
Poems for young children. [1849.]
See also col 416.
Mrs William Olding
A Bible calendar for young people. 1857.
The young crossing sweepers: or wee Stan and little Llew. 1881.
Madeline: a novel. 1882.
All lost in the snow: a tale founded on fact. [1888?]
H. Oliver
Peter Parley’s child’s first step: or easy path to knowledge, in
progressive lessons. 1839.
Mary Onley
Florrie Ros: or the voice of the snowdrops. [1873.]
Thomas Onwhyn
See ‘Peter Palette’.
Sarah Mores | Thomas Onwhyn
1841 | 1842