ANTHONY TROLLOPE 1815–1882 - Princeton University

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457. Draper, John.
Barchester Towers. A Comedy in Three Acts.
Adapted by John Draper From Anthony Trollope’s
Novel. [Cross Hills, Nr. Keighley: Made
and Printed by Dixon & Stell, Ltd., 1953.]
x, 69 p. 22 cm.
Dark red embossed flexible cloth.
458. Knox, Ronald Arbuthnott.
Barchester Pilgrimage. . . . London: Sheed &
Ward, 1937.
xi, [1], 278 p. Map. 19.5 cm.
“First published in the Ark Library, February
1937.”
“Preface to the Second Edition,” p. vii–viii.
Orange buckram, spine blocked in light blue.
459. L., J. G.
The Last of Mrs Proudie. A Barsetshire Play After
Anthony Trollope. By J. G. L. & H. S. S. Oxford:
Basil Blackwell, 1938.
[7], 104 p. 19 cm.
Light brown wrappers.
460. Montague, J. C.
Marion Fay. A Burlesque Comedy in Four Acts. . . .
Somewhat Removed from Mr. Trollope’s Novel
under the Same Title. . . . New York: Roorbach
& Company, c1883.
18 p. 19 cm.
Light brown wrappers, printed in black and
red. At head of outside front wrapper: The Acting
Drama No. 187. Adverts. on inside front
and inside and outside back wrappers.
Adverts., [2] p. at back.
trollopiana
461. Dobson, Austin.
Vignettes in Rhyme and Vers de Société. (Now
First Collected). . . . London: Henry S. King &
Co., 1873.
viii, 220 p. 17.5 cm.
“To Anthony Trollope, these verses are gratefully
inscribed.”—p. [v].
A. Trollope
nos. 457–464
Moderate reddish brown diagonal fine rib
cloth, front cover and spine blocked in black
and gold, back cover blocked in black. Bevelled
boards.
Bookplate of John Roland Abbey.
462. Meetkerke, Cecilia Elizabeth Gore.
Songs of Evening. . . . London: L. Booth, 1863.
iv, 132 p. 17.5 cm.
Cecilia Meetkerke was the second wife of Adolphus
Meetkerke, a cousin of Anthony Trollope’s
father.
“For many years Trollope assisted Mrs. Meetkerke
in her efforts to publish her poetry.”—
N. John Hall, ed., The Letters of Anthony Trollope,
Stanford, California: Stanford University
Press, 1983, Vol. One, p. 212n.
This collection of her verse incorporates
changes recommended by Trollope to the author.
See Hall, op. cit., Vol. One, p. 212–214.
Dark yellowish green smooth cloth, front cover
and spine blocked in gold, back cover blocked
in blind.
Inscribed on pastedown front endpaper: J. G. C
1865.
463. Trollope, Edward.
The Family of Trollope. . . . Lincoln: James Williamson,
Printer, 1875.
1 prel. leaf, 65 p. Front., [2] plates. 27 cm.
T.p. printed in red and black. Frontispiece,
plates, and pages of text printed within a red
single rule frame; headings in text printed in
red.
Reference to Thomas Adolphus Trollope (“a
well-known author”) and to Anthony Trollope
(“a distinguished author”), p. 21.
Light green stiff wrappers, printed in red and
black. Dark green sand cloth spine. Glazed
edges, red.
464. Westminster Abbey.
Westminster Abbey. 5 p.m. Evensong. 6.15 p.m.
Dedication of a Memorial to Anthony Trollope.
Thursday 25 March 1993. Annunciation of Our
Lord to the Blessed Virgin Mary. [n.p., n.d.]