The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1859 | 1860
Annie Ryland
Alfred May. 1882, 1890.
Left to take care of themselves. 1883.
John Charles Ryle 1816–1900
Little and wise: being the substance of a sermon [on Prov. xx. 24–8]
to children. Ipswich and London 1851, New York 1853, Ipswich
and London 1856.
Sermons to children. New York 1856, 1857.
No more crying: an address to children. [1859.]
The bird’s nest: missionary addresses to children. [1863.]
The two bears: an address to children. [1866], 1869.
Boys and girls playing and other addresses to children. 1880
(illus).
Ethel St Arthur
Astray and at home: or little Mollie and her brother. 1879.
‘Alan St Aubyn’, Francis Marshall
Little lady Maria. London and New York nd.
The dean’s little daughter. London and New York 1890.
Jenny dear. London and New York 1894.
Joseph’s little coat. 1900.
Percy Bolingbroke St John 1821–89
The young naturalist’s book of birds: anecdotes of the feathered
creation. nd.
The young naturalist’s rambles through many lands. 1840.
The arctic Crusoe: a tale of the polar seas: or arctic adventures on the
sea of ice. 1854, Boston and New York 1873.
The sea of ice: or the arctic adventurers. Boston 1859, 1863.
The backwood rangers. [1865?]
The sailor Crusoe. 1867.
The blue dwarf: a tale of love, mystery and crime. Introducing many
startling incidents in the life of that celebrated highwayman
Dick Turpin. 1880.
The snow ship: a tale of the arctic regions. 1891.
Contributed to popular penny weekly boys’ mags.
Sergius St John
First impressions: or three tales of a grandfather addressed to the
rising generation. Brentford 1805.
Vane Ireton Shaftesbury St John 1839–1911
Larry O’Calloran’s school days: or the boys of Bally Botherum. nd.
The rightful heir. 1870, 1885.
The rival apprentice: a tale of the riots of 1780. 1870 (illus), 1880,
1905.
Rupert Dreadnought: or the secrets of the iron chest. [187?], 1891.
The night guard: or the secret of five masks. 1875, 1887.
The young apprentices; or the watch-words of old London. [1880]
(illus).
Who shall be leader? 1882.
Unlucky Bob: or our boys at school. 1892.
The travelling schoolboys. 1895.
Who shall be leaders: the story of two boy’s lives. 1896.
Also wrote adult novels and edited a number of popular boys’ penny weeklies.
Alfred St Johnston
Camping among the cannibals. 1883.
In quest of gold: or under the Whanga Falls. 1885 (illustr G.
Browne).
Twycross’s redemption: a story of wild adventure. 1888.
Also wrote novels for adults.
Hugh St Leger
Sou’wester and sword: a story of struggle on sea and land. London,
Glasgow and Dublin 1895.
‘Halloween’ ahoy: or lost on the Crozet Islands. 1896.
The ‘Rover’s’ quest: a story of foam, fire and fight. 1897.
Mrs Hugh St Leger
Zillah, the little dancing girl: or ‘One of Christ’s lost little lambs’. nd.
Charlotte Elizabeth Sanders
Poems on various subjects. 1787.
The little family: written for the amusement and instruction of
young persons. Bath 1797, Haverhill MA and Boston 1799, 1800.
Holidays at home: written for the amusement of young people.
1803, New York 1804, 3rd edn 1812.
Miss Sandham, Elizabeth Sandham
The happy family at Eason House. 1799.
Trifles: or friendly mites towards improving the rising generation.
1800.
The red book and the black one. 1802.
More trifles! For the benefit of the rising generation. 1804.
The twin sisters: or the advantages of religion. 1805, 1810.
The godmother’s tales. 1808.
The adventures of poor Puss. 1809.
Alithea Woodley: or the adventures of an early friendship founded
on virtue. [1810.]
A cup of sweets that can never cloy: or delightful tales for good children.
1810.
Pleasure and improvements blended: or an attempt to shew that
knowledge can only be attained by early inquiry and judicious
explanation. 1810.
Deaf and dumb. 1813.
Pleasing information. 1814.
The adopted daughter, a tale for young persons. 1815.
The history of William Selwyn. 1815.
The schoolfellows: a moral tale. 1818.
The boys’ school: or traits of character in early life. [1821?]
Sketches of young people: or a visit to Brighton. 1822.
The bee and the butterfly: or industry and idleness. 1824.
The history and conversion of the Jewish boy. 1829.
J. Sands
Frank Powderhorn: a story of adventure in the Pampas of Buenos
Ayres and in the wilds of Patagonia. London, Edinburgh and
New York 1881.
Anna Maria Sargeant 1809?–52
Uncle William’s birthday: or the children’s choice. nd.
Blanche’s one fault and other tales. nd.
Charlie and Bessie: or be honest and kind to all. nd.
Kate Ward: or home for the holidays. nd.