The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Mopsie: the story of a London waif. London, Edinburgh and New
York 1894, 1909.
Elizabeth Hely Walshe
Cedar Creek from the shanty to the settlement: a story of Canadian
life. 1863, 1902.
Also pbd historical bks, and stories about Ireland.
Amy Walton
Our Frank and other stories. 1886.
The Hawthorns: a story about children. 1887, 1905.
A pair of clogs, and other stories for children. 1888, 1890 (illus).
Susan: a story for children. 1888, 1897.
The kitchen cat and other stories for children. 1890 (illus), 1930,
London and Glasgow 1937.
White lilac: or the Queen of the May. 1890, 1934.
Penelope and the others: a story of five country children. 1893 (illus),
1897.
Black, white and gray: a story of three homes. 1894.
Thistle and rose: a story for children. 1895.
Only twice: a tale. 1896.
Mrs O. F. Walton, Catherine Augusta Walton,
née Deck 1849–1939
My little corner. A book for cottage homes. [1872], 1879, [1882], [1928].
Little Dot. [1873.]
Christie’s old organ: or home sweet home. [c. 1875], [1882], [1883],
1890, 1913.
Angel’s Christmas. 1877; as Angel’s Christmas and Little Dot 1877,
1905, 1908.
A peep behind the scenes. [1877], [1882], 1903, [1909], [1918], [1940].
My mates and I, etc. 1878.
Saved at sea: a lighthouse story. [1879], [1885], [1905].
Was I right? 1879, Cambridge MA 1880, [1884].
Little Faith. [1880], [1905], 1906 (as Little Faith: or the children of the
toy stall).
Olive’s story. [1881], 1886, [1928].
Nobody loves me. [1883], [1905].
The four little preachers. A new year’s address to Sunday Scholars.
1884.
Shadows and incidents in the life of an old armchair. [1884], [1892].
Taken or left. [1885], [1907].
Launch the lifeboat. 1886 (illustr H. J. Rhodes), 1910.
Our gracious Queen. Jubilee pictures and stories from her Majesty’s
life. 1886, [1887], 1897.
Poppy’s presents. [1886], [1906].
Winter’s folly. [1889.]
The mysterious house. [1890], [1909].
The King’s cup-bearer. 1891.
Nemo: or the wonderful door. [1893], 1903 (as The wonderful door).
Audrey; or children of light. [1897], [1908].
Elisha, the man of Abel-Meholah. 1897.
Christie, the King’s servant. A sequel to Christie’s old organ. 1898,
1909.
Doctor Forrester. [1905], [1906].
The lost clue. 1905, 1907, 1909.
Golden threads for life’s weaving. 1906.
Strange Diana. 1919.
Mrs Marshall Ward
Hardy and hunter: a boy’s own story. 1858.
Gerry Ross and the little bluecoat boy. 1869.
Short stories for young people. 1870.
Davina Waterson
Malcolm and Doris: or learning to help. London and Edinburgh
1889.
E. M. Waterworth
Harry’s holidays. 1883, 1919.
Joe Davy’s trade mark: or where’s the light? 1883.
Master Lionel: that tiresome child. 1885, 1894.
Listening to Jesus: or Sunday readings for the little ones. 1887.
Sunday afternoons at Rose Cottage. 1887.
Stories of Bible children. 1888.
Our Den. 1892.
The crab’s umbrella and Ted’s golden cloud. 1894.
Twice saved: or somebody’s pet and nobody’s darling. 1895, 1912.
Six in a doll’s house. 1895.
Lady Betty’s twins. 1896.
Dumpy Dolly. 1898.
Contributed to a number of children’s mags, including Children’s Friend,
and wrote several devotional texts.
Rev J. B. Watkins
Anecdotes for youth, religious, moral and entertaining. 1822.
Scripture history, including the lives of the most celebrated apostles.
Designed particularly for the improvement of youth. 2 vols
1823, 1828.
Anecdotes and tales for young people, moral and entertaining,
forming an anecdote library for youth. 1849.
Jean L. Watson
Round the Grange Farm: or good old times. Edinburgh 1872.
Willie’s upbringing and how he turned out. 1897.
Water-cress boy: or Johnnie Moreland. London and Edinburgh 1897.
Also pbd biographical texts.
Frederic Edward Weatherly 1848–1929
The cats’ concert. nd.
Goosey gander. nd.
Holly boughs. nd.
Little Pickle. nd.
Little pussy-cat. nd.
Twilight land. nd.
Twilight tales. nd.
Two kittens: their true history. nd.
Nursery land. nd.
Our dear relations. nd.
Rhymes and roses. nd.
Sixes and sevens. nd.
Sunlight and song. nd.
Elsie in dreamland. 1879.
The maids of Lee. 1883.
Told in the twilight. 1883.
The men of Ware. [1883.]
The adventures of two children. [1884] (illus).
Little Miss Marigold. 1884, 1888.
Out of town. [1884.]
Punch and Judy and some of their friends. 1885.
The land of little people. London and New York 1886.
The star of Bethlehem. 1888.
Over the hills away. 1892.
The head boy of Wilton School. 1925.
A prolific writer of verse for children and adults.
E. Veale | Frederic Edward Weatherly
1885 | 1886