‘The Abbot of Whalley’, pp. [189]–230; ‘Sir Edward Stanley’, pp. [231]–255;
‘George Marsh, the Martyr’, pp. [257]–283; ‘Dr. Dee, the Astrologer’,
pp. [285]–329. Vol. 2 contains: ‘The Seer’, pp. [1]–34; ‘The
Earl of Tyrone’, pp. [35]–79; ‘Hoghton Tower’, pp. [81]–130;
‘The Lancashire Witches’, pp. [131]–181; ‘Siege of Lathom’, pp. [183]–229;
‘Raven Castle’, pp. [231]–263; ‘The Phantom Vorie’, pp. [266]–286;
‘The Bar-Gaist—, or Boggart’, pp. [287]–301; ‘The Haunted Manor-House’,
pp. [303]–330. Each tale is prefaced by historical notes. At the
end of vol. 2 is a note (1 p. unn.), stating: ‘Should the style
and plan of this Work meet the public approbation, another Series of
Lancashire Traditions will immediately be put to press, and the Author
pledges that the delay which has occurred in the completion of the present
Volumes shall not again take place. / The Second Series may probably
be expected in a very few months.’ Following this is a list of subjects
(twenty titles). Printer’s mark and colophon of A. & R. Spottiswoode,
New Street Square, in each vol. Longman Archives (A4, 280; H12, 31)
record print run as 500 demy and 200 royal. Not included in EN2, so
entered here to provide continuity with 2nd ser. (1831), D: 2 below.
Further edns: 1841 as Popular Traditions of England. First Series,
Lancashire (NSTC, OCLC); both ser.—3rd edn. 1843 as Popular Traditions
of Lancashire (NSTC, OCLC); 4th edn., enlarged, 1867 (NSTC, OCLC).
D:
2 ROBY, J{ohn}.
TRADITIONS OF LANCASHIRE. SECOND SERIES. BY J. ROBY, M.R.S.L. IN
TWO VOLUMES.
London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row,
1831.
I xxvii, 330p, ill; II 340p, ill. 8vo. 42s (ECB); 42s boards (ER); 42s
cloth (LG).
LG 775: 765 (26 Nov 1831); ER 54: 559 (Dec 1831); ECB 498 (Nov 1831).
BL 838.i.6–9 (with 1st ser.); CME 3-628-51127-5 (with 1st ser.); NSTC
2R14688 (BI BL, C, Dt, E, O; NA MH) [both ser.]; OCLC 13415633 (14 libs).
Notes. Dedication, vol. 1, p. [iii], to ‘the Right Honourable
Lord Stanley’, signed ‘John Roby’. Preface, p. [v], dated ‘Rochdale,
October, 1831’, notes: ‘To his numerous readers, in the capacity of
an author he would say farewell, did not the “everlasting adieus” everlastingly
repeated, warn him that he might at some future time be subject to the
same infirmity, only rendered more conspicuous by weakness and irresolution.’
Lists of contents in both vols. (vol. 1, p. [vii]; vol. 2, 1 p. unn.).
‘Introduction’ occupies, pp. [ix]–xxvii. Vol. 1 contains: ‘Clitheroe
Castle; or, the Last of the Lacies’, pp. [1]–57; ‘The Grey man
of the Wood; or, the Secret Mine’, pp. [59]–105; ‘The Fairies’
Chapel’, pp. [107]–143; ‘The Luck of Muncaster’ (poetry), pp. [145]–163;
‘The Peel of Fouldrey’, pp. [165]–218; ‘A Legend of Bewsey’ (poetry),
pp. [219]–234; ‘The Blessing’ (verse), pp. [235]–243; ‘The
Dule upo’ Dun’, pp. [245]–267; ‘Windleshaw Abbey’, pp. [269]–330.
Vol. 2 consists of: ‘Clegg Hall’, pp. [1]–53; ‘The Mermaid of Martin
Meer’, pp. [55]–81; ‘George Fox’, pp. [83]–110; ‘The Demon
of the Well’, pp. [111]–140; ‘The Sands’, pp. [141]–161; ‘The
Ring and the Cliff’, pp. [163]–181; ‘The Dead Man’s Hand’, pp. [183]–208;
‘The Lost Farm; or, the Haunted Casket’, pp. [209]–255; ‘The Maid’s
Stratagem; or, the Captive Lover’, pp. [257]–284; ‘The Skull-House’,
pp. [285]–303; ‘Rivington Pikel or, the Spectre Horseman’, pp. [305]–340.
Printer’s marks and colophon of A. & R. Spottiswoode, New Street
Square, in each vol. Longman Archives (A4, 283; H12, 111) record print
run as 750 demy and 200 royal. For details of the 1st ser. (1829), see
D: 1 above.
Further edns: both ser.—3rd edn. 1843 as Popular Traditions of Lancashire
(NSTC, OCLC); 4th edn., enlarged, 1867 (NSTC, OCLC).
D: 3 [MAXWELL,
William Hamilton].
WILD SPORTS OF THE WEST. WITH LEGENDARY TALES, AND LOCAL SKETCHES.
BY THE AUTHOR OF “STORIES OF WATERLOO.” IN TWO VOLUMES.
London: Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, (late Colburn and
Bentley.), 1832.
I xvi, 327p, ill.; II vii, 343p, ill. 8vo. 28s boards (BP, LG); 28s
(ECB).
BP (5 Oct 1832); Star (26 Sept 1832); LG 820: 638 (6 Oct 1832); ECB
637 (Sept 1832).
BL 1040.f.15; NSTC 2M21438 (BI BL, C, Dt, O; NA MH); OCLC 9551316 (15
libs).
Notes. Each vol. has frontispiece with a scene from the narrative,
which concerns Ireland. Preface, pp. [v]–ix, dated ‘Sydenham, 12th
September’. This concludes: ‘As I have casually named “an honoured name,”
I lament that it was not his fortune to have visited those interesting
scenes, where I have been so long a useless wanderer. The wild features
and wilder associations of that romantic and untouched country, would
have offered him a fresh field whereon to exercise his magic pencil
[…]. But alas! the creations of his splendid imagination will no more
delight an enchanted world […]. As a votive offering, these volumes
are inscribed to that matchless genius, by an humble, but enthusiastic
admirer of SIR WALTER
SCOTT’ (p. ix). Table of illustrations,
p. [x], and list of contents, pp. [xi]–xvi, precede main text
in vol. 1. ‘Errata’ (1 p. unn.) at end of vol. 1. List of contents,
pp. [iii]–vii, followed by ‘Errata’ (1 p. unn.), precedes
main text in vol. 2. Appendices occupy pp. 289–327 in vol. 1 and
pp. [305]–343 in vol. 2. Running titles vary according to chapter
headings. Printer’s marks and colophons of Samuel Bentley, Dorset Street,
Fleet Street. Bentley MS list records print run of 1,250 copies.
Further edns: new edn. 1832 (OCLC); revised and corrected, 1833 (NSTC,
OCLC; BP: 19 June 1833, 21s boards; Bentley MS List: 750 copies); 1838
(NSTC, OCLC); 1839 (NSTC); 1843 (OCLC); [at least 2 more edns. to 1870];
New York 1833 (NSTC, OCLC).
D: 4 [SMITH,
Elizabeth Bruce Elton].
THE EAST INDIA SKETCH-BOOK: COMPRISING AN ACCOUNT OF THE PRESENT
STATE OF SOCIETY IN CALCUTTA, BOMBAY, &C. IN TWO VOLUMES.
London: Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street. (Late Colburn and
Bentley.), 1832.
I 287p; II 292p. 12mo. 21s boards (BP, ER, LG); 42s for both ser. (ECB).
BP (20 Oct 1832); Star (26 Sept 1832); ER 56: 570 (Jan 1833); ECB 177
(Oct 1832).
Corvey; CME 3-487-27473-6; NSTC 2S25934 (BI BL, C, Dt, E, O); OCLC 11225588
(6 libs).
Notes. Lists of contents (1 p. unn. each) in each vol. precede
main text. Vol. 1 comprises: ‘Introductory’, pp. [1]–24; ‘First
Letter to England’, pp. [25]–45; ‘A Tour of Visits’, pp. [46]–81;
‘The Native Character’, pp. [82]–98; ‘Management’, pp. [99]–131;
‘Journal of a March’, pp. [132]–148; ‘A Legend of Berar’, pp. 149–165;
‘Le vrai n’est pas toujours le vraisemblable’, pp. [166]–203; ‘Letter
from Calcutta’, pp. [204]–212; ‘Nourmahal. A Biographical Sketch’,
pp. [213]–244; ‘Doctor Paul’, pp. [245]–255; ‘The Ball’, pp. [256]–272;
‘Tulzah and Adjeit’, pp. [273]–287. Vol. 2 comprises: ‘A Letter
Home. “De Rebus Omnibus” ’, pp. [1]–49; ‘Sketches and Hints,
Selected from my Correspondence’, pp. [50]–65; ‘Captain Maple’s
Misfortunes’, pp. [66]–88; ‘A Recollection’, pp. [89]–97;
‘Colonel Scovell’, pp. [98]–112; ‘A Rambling Essay’, pp. [113]–139;
‘Pindarrie Anecdote’, pp. [140]–150; ‘Le petit nez retroussé’,
pp. [151]–172; ‘A Young Lady’s Letter Home’, pp. [173]–192;
‘The Three Moons’, pp. [193]–217; ‘The Sick Certificate’, pp. [218]–259;
‘Captain Philipson’s Career’, pp. [260]–276; ‘Going Home’, pp. [277]–292.
Printer’s marks and colophons of Samuel Bentley, Dorset Street, Fleet
Street. Bentley MS list records print run of 500 copies. Listed in Star
as ‘by a Lady’. For details of 2nd ser. 1833, see D: 7 below.
Further edn: New York 1836 (NSTC, OCLC).
D:
5 MILLER, F. B.
TALES OF TRAVEL: CONTAINING NARRATIVES OF VARIOUS JOURNEYS THROUGH
SOME OF THE MOST INTERESTING PARTS OF THE WORLD. BY F. B. MILLER, AUTHOR
OF “DOMESTIC PLEASURES,” &C. &C.
London: Printed for Harvey and Darton, Gracechurch-Street, 1833.
198p, ill. 12mo. 5s (ECB); ‘5s. hf.-bd.’ (LG).
LG 842: 157 (9 Mar 1833); ECB 385 (Mar 1833).
C Q.16.17:4; NSTC 2M27970 (BI BL, O); OCLC 19544070 (3 libs).
Notes. List of contents (1 p. unn.) and running titles pick
out five integral parts: ‘The Incurious Traveller’, pp. [1]–28;
‘Scenes Gone by, Illustrated by Scenes That Are’, pp. 29–85; ‘Polynesian
Isles’, pp. 86–166; ‘Pitcairn’s Island’, pp. 167–171; ‘South
America’, pp. 172–198. Engraved plates. Printer’s mark and colophon
of Joseph Rickerby, Sherbourn Lane.
D: 6 PARDOE,
{Julia} [S. H.].
TRAITS AND TRADITIONS OF PORTUGAL. COLLECTED DURING A RESIDENCE IN
THAT COUNTRY. BY MISS PARDOE. IN TWO VOLUMES.
London: Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1833.
I xii, 308p; II 338p. 12mo. 21s (ECB); 21s boards (LG).
LG 876: 701 (2 Nov 1833); ECB 432 (Oct 1833).
BL N.1507; NSTC 2P3019 (BI C, Dt, E, O; NA MH); OCLC 3682025 (18 libs).
Notes. Dedication, p. [i], to ‘Her Royal Highness the Princess
Augusta’, signed ‘Julia Pardoe’. Preface, pp. [iii]–vii, dated
‘Jermyn Street, St. James’s, Oct. 10th, 1833’, notes: ‘Where I looked
and listened, even there, in most cases, did I sketch alike the scene
and the story’ (p. vi). The travel record functions as a frame
narrative in relation to the embedded fictional tales of legendary character.
List of contents occupies pp. [ix]–xii and pp. [i]–iv in vols.
1–2 respectively. 2. Vol. 1 comprises: ‘First Impressions’, pp. [1]–46;
‘The Brothers. A Legend of St. Jeronymo’, pp. [47]–80; ‘Donna Reta.
A Legend of Lisbon’, pp. [81]–105; ‘A Royal Quinta and its Governor’,
pp. [107]–128; ‘The Maid and the Marquis. A Legend of Villa Nova’,
pp. [129]–166; ‘A Day at Rio Mayor’, pp. [167]–192; ‘The Fidalgo’s
Daughter. A Legend of Rio Mayor’, pp. [193]–238; ‘An Estralagem,*
and a Monastery’, pp. [239]–289 [*footnote reads: ‘Wine-house’];
‘Father Eustacio. A Monastic Legend’, pp. [291]–308. Vol. 2 consists
of: ‘Recollections of Leiria’, pp. [1]–29; ‘The Forest Friend!
A Legend of Leiria’, pp. [31]–61; ‘Monastic Memorials’, pp. [63]–103;
‘The Two Pictures. A Conventual Legend’ [pp. [105]–130; ‘A Source
and a Sortie’, pp. [131]–149; ‘The Demon Monk! A Legend of the
Alcoa’, pp. [151]–184; ‘Pombal and Redinha’, pp. [185]–243;
‘The Dog of Condeixa. A Legend of the Peninsular War’, pp. [245]–260;
‘Coimbra’, pp. [261]–297; ‘The Village Wedding. A Memory of the
Mondego’, pp. [299]–316; ‘My Last Chapter’, pp. [317]–338.
Printer’s marks verso of t.ps. and colophons of B. Bensley.
Further edns: Philadelphia 1834 (NSTC, OCLC); German trans., 1835.
D: 7 [SMITH,
Elizabeth Bruce Elton].
THE EAST INDIA SKETCH-BOOK. BY A LADY. SECOND SERIES. IN TWO VOLUMES.
London: Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1833.
I 311p; II 320p. 12mo. 21s boards (BP, ER, LG); 42s for both ser. (ECB).
BP (28 Nov 1833); Star (16 Oct 1833), ‘during the present month’; LG
880: 765 (30 Nov 1833); ER 58: 553 (Jan 1834); ECB 177 (Nov 1833).
Corvey; CME 3-487-27479-5; NSTC 2L1062 (BI BL, C, E, O); OCLC 18185398
(6 libs).
Notes. Dedication (1 p. unn.) to ‘Mrs. Frances Maria Thompson’,
signed ‘The Author’. Lists of contents (1 p. unn. each) precede
main text in each vol. Vol. 1 comprises: ‘Reminiscences of a Half Caste’,
pp. [1]–95; ‘Leaves from the Journal of a Debutante’, pp. 96–127;
‘The Punishment’, pp. 128–166; ‘Mrs. Arlington’, pp. 167–185;
‘A Legend of the Afghauns’, pp. 186–206; ‘The Cantonment Burying-Ground’,
pp. 207–242; ‘Country Life’, pp. 243–273; ‘The Court-Martial’,
pp. 274–311. Vol. 2 contains: ‘Intercepted Letters’, pp. [1]–56;
‘Reminiscences of Shaik Ismael’, pp. 57–127; ‘Alicia Brooke’, pp. 128–168;
‘Hoossain’s Adventure’, pp. 169–204; ‘The Mate’s Story’, pp. 205–215;
‘A Day at Saint Helena’, pp. 216–235; ‘The Return’, pp. 236–320.
Printer’s marks and colophons of Samuel Bentley, Dorset Street, Fleet
Street. Bentley MS List records print run of 500 copies. Originally
adv. in Star (16 Sept 1833). For details of 1st ser. (1832),
see D: 4 above.
Further edn: New York 1836 (NSTC).
D: 8 ANON.
TALES OF DISTANT LANDS.
London: Printed for Darton and Harvey, Gracechurch-Street, 1834.
178p, ill. 18mo. 2s (ECB).
Star (12 Nov 1835); ECB 575 (1834).
O 34.243; NSTC 2T1375 (BI BL; NA DLC); xOCLC.
Notes. Frontispiece illustrates a scene from the second tale,
‘A Journey across the Great Cordillera’ (on p. 50). Contents: ‘A
Visit to a Farm in Chili’, pp. [1]–26; ‘A Journey across the Great
Cordillera’, pp. [27]–54; ‘The Moravians in Greenland’, pp. 55–90;
‘A Captivity among the Arabs of the Great Desert’, pp. 91–129;
‘A Voyage down the Niger’, pp. 130–178. Printer’s mark and colophon
of Joseph Rickerby, Sherbourn Lane. Adv. in MC (9 Nov 1835) lists as
‘by the Author of “Stories of Animals” ’, who is given as Maria
Hack in NSTC 2H829.
Further edn: 2nd edn. 1837 (OCLC 48062988).
D: 9 ANON.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN IRISH TRAVELLER. IN THREE VOLUMES.
London: Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longman,
Paternoster-Row, 1835.
I vii, 299p; II 312p; III 296p. 12mo. 31s 6d (ECB); 31s 6d boards (ER,
LG).
MC (28 July 1835); LG 966: 476 (25 July 1835); ER 62: 260 (Oct 1835);
ECB 33 (July 1835).
ABu SB.82379.Auto; NSTC 2I4048 (BI BL, C, O; NA MH); OCLC 35570634 (6
libs).
Notes. Dedication to ‘His Most Potent and Imperial Majesty Nicholas,
Father of his People, the August Emperor of all the Russias’, pp. [v]–vii,
end-dated ‘June, 1835’. Printer’s marks and colophons of A. Spottiswoode,
New Street Square. Longman Archives (A4, 7; H12, 217) record print run
of 750 copies.
Further edn: 1837 as Autobiography of an Irish Traveller: Or Travels
in Various Parts of the World (OCLC).
D: 10 ANON.
THE SKETCH BOOK OF THE SOUTH.
London: Edward Churton, 26, Holles Street, 1835.
vi, 276p. 12mo. 10s 6d (ECB, ER, LG, MC).
MC (23 Mar 1835); LG 947: 173 (14 Mar 1835); ER 61: 259 (Apr 1835);
ECB 540 (Feb 1835).
BL N.1197; NSTC 2S23544 (BI C, O); OCLC 3371618 (5 libs).
Notes. ‘Advertisement’, pp. [v]–vi, begins: ‘The following
desultory papers are some of a series written on the spots described,
and were intended to have formed part of a publication connected with
the South of Europe.’ This is followed by a list of contents (1 p. unn.).
The vol. contains: ‘The Cardinal Lover’ (sketch), pp. [1]–13; ‘The
Monastery of Monte Vergine’ (sketch), pp. [15]–36; ‘Minette among
the Tombs at Pompeii’ (sketch), pp. [37]–49; ‘A Summer Evening
Walk in the Villa Riccardi, Naples’ (sketch), pp. [49]–68; ‘The
Santa Trinita of La Cava’ (sketch), pp. [69]–89; ‘The Journal of
the Late F*** L******’ (drop and running titles read ‘Les Eschelles
in Savoy’), pp. [91]–136; ‘Romance and Reality’, pp. [137]–183;
‘Journal of the Late Countess of ***’, pp. [185]–276. The ‘Advertisement’
states that the two journal fragments are taken from real papers. Printer’s
mark and colophon of Bradbury and Evans, Whitefriars (late T. Davison).
D:
11 ARMSTRONG, James Leslie.
SCENES IN CRAVEN: IN A SERIES OF LETTERS, CONTAINING INTERESTING
SKETCHES OF CHARACTER, AND NOTICES OF SOME OF THE PRINCIPAL NATURAL
CURIOSITIES OF THE MOST PICTURESQUE AND ROMANTIC DISTRICT IN YORKSHIRE.
BY THE REV. JAMES LESLIE ARMSTRONG.
York: Printed at the Herald-Office, Pavement; and sold by Simpkin
and Marshall, London; W. Hargrove and Co., York and by all other Booksellers,
1835.
vi, 136p, ii. 18mo. 2s 6d (ECB).
ECB 26 (Dec 1836 [sic]).
BL 792.c.26; NSTC 2A15858 (BI C, O); OCLC 44497458 (1 lib).
Notes. Roman and arabic sequences are continuously paginated,
with narrative proper beginning on p. [7]. Dedication, pp. [v]–vi,
to the author’s brother, Revd Robert Leslie Armstrong, is dated ‘Easingwold,
Sept. 10, 1835’. Following p. 136 are ‘Notes to the Memoirs’ (1
p. unn.), and freshly paginated sequence in roman numerals providing
a ‘Postscript’. Immediately following this is a full-page adv. for Beningbrough
Hall (1836: 8), described as ‘In the Press […] By the Author of
“Scenes in Craven” ’. Colophon (printer’s mark at end of vol. on
separate leaf) reads: ‘York: W. and J. Hargrove’.
D: 12 [KENDALL,
Edward Augustus].
THE ENGLISH BOY AT THE CAPE: AN ANGLO-AFRICAN STORY. BY THE AUTHOR
OF KEEPER’S TRAVELS. IN THREE VOLUMES.
London: Printed for Whittaker & Co. Ave Maria Lane, 1835.
I 267p, ill.; II 269p, ill.; III 288p, ill. 18mo. 10s 6d (ECB); 16s
6d ‘half-bound’ (LG); 10s 6d ‘half-board’ (MC).
MC (21 Oct 1835); LG 979: 685 (24 Oct 1835); ECB 187 (Oct 1835).
ABu SB.82379.Ken; NSTC 2K2752 (BI BL, C, O); OCLC 12359180 (12 libs).
Notes. Frontispiece illustrations in each vol. ‘Errata’ slip
in vol. 1, tipped in immediately before start of narrative. ‘Informative’
slant is backed up occasionally by footnotes. Slightly simplistic in
approach, but not specifically state as for juvenile readers. Printer’s
marks and colophons of Gilbert and Rivington, St. John’s Square.
D: 13 MILLER,
Hugh.
SCENES AND LEGENDS OF THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND, OR THE TRADITIONAL HISTORY
OF CROMARTY. BY HUGH MILLER.
Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green,
and Longman, London, 1835.
xv, 429p. 12mo. 7s 6d (ECB, MC); 7s 6d cloth (ER, LG).
MC (6 Apr 1835); LG 950: 220 (4 Apr 1835); ER 61: 538 (July 1835); ECB
385 (Mar 1835).
BL 010369.ee.106; NSTC 2M28068 (BI C, Dt, E; NA MH); OCLC 7341491 (15
libs).
Notes. Dedication to ‘Sir Thomas Dick Lauder of Grange and Fountainhall,
Baronet’, pp. [v]–x; this cites [Gilbert] White’s History of
Selborne as part model. A compilation of local history and legend,
with some use of the conventions of fiction. Colophon reads ‘T. Constable,
Printer, 1, Thistle Street, Edinburgh’.
Further edns: 2nd edn. 1850 (NSTC, OCLC); 3rd edn. Edinburgh 1853 (NSTC,
OCLC); ‘3rd edn.’ Edinburgh 1857 (NSTC); 1858 (OCLC); 1858 (OCLC); [at
least 3 more edns. to 1870]; Boston [also Cincinnati] 1851 (NSTC).
D: 14 [BROOKE,
T.].
COMICALITIES OF TRAVEL. FOR THE TARVIN BAZAAR.
Chester: J. Seacome, Bridge-Street-Row, 1836.
126p, ill. 12mo.
E Lloyd.476; NSTC 2B50383 (BI BL, O); OCLC 35561301 (4 libs, microform
only).
Notes. Dedication to the Reader signed ‘The Writer’. Eight engraved
plates, including frontispiece. Two plates in an apparently burlesque
manner are ‘Swiss Senators’ (facing p. 31) and ‘But still in Emmeline
there was expression’ (facing p. 59). Travel narrative but including
passages of dialogue and dramatic incidents, and involving the protagonists
being caught up in the Revolution of 1830. Spine label reads ‘Comicalities
of Travel with Eight Engravings’. Colophon reads: ‘Chester: Printed
by E. P. Evans, Foregate Street’. Plates bear the imprint of ‘T.
& W. Crane. Lithog. Chester’.
E: Memoirs and Fictionalized (Auto)Biographies
E: 1 ALEXANDER,
Alexander [formerly HUMPHRYS]; HOWELL, John (editor).
THE LIFE OF ALEXANDER ALEXANDER: WRITTEN BY HIMSELF, AND EDITED BY
JOHN HOWELL, AUTHOR OF “JOURNAL OF A SOLDIER,” “LIFE OF JOHN NICOL,”
ETC. IN TWO VOLUMES.
Edinburgh: William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1830.
I vii, iii, 339p, ill.; II iii, 327p. 16mo. 14s (ECB); 14s boards (LG).
Star (8 June 1830), ‘in a few days’; LG 698: 373 (5 June 1830); ECB
11 (June 1830).
Corvey; NSTC 2H33647 (BI BL, C, Dt, E, O; NA DLC); OCLC 6654845 (10
libs).
Notes. Frontispiece portrait in vol. 1 depicting ‘Alex. Alexander’,
with the legend ‘Engraved by Thomas Hodgetts & Sons. from a picture
by John Watson Gordon Esq.’. Preface, pp. [i]–vii, signed ‘John
Howell’ and dated ‘Edinburgh, May 25, 1830’. This notes: ‘The favour
with which “The Journal of a Soldier of the 71st Regiment,” “The Life
of John Nicol, Mariner,” and “The Life of Alexander Selkirk,” had been
received, while it has encouraged me to attempt the present work, renders
it necessary for me to explain how it happened, that a humble individual
like myself should have ventured to appear before the Public as a biographer’
(p. [i]). It then describes how the editor got possession of Alexander’s
manuscripts: ‘To the hero of the present work I was introduced by the
publisher, whose active humanity was interested in his behalf. By appointment
I met Alexander in Mr. B.’s shop, and had some conversation with him
concerning the manuscripts he had brought in town. […] As we conversed,
I found he had undergone a strange variety of fortune. At the request
of Mr. B., I took one portion of his manuscript home with me to peruse.
I found it confusedly written, and many interesting facts mixed up with
extraneous matter’ (pp. iv–v). The ‘editor’ also mentions that
he has ‘read and made extracts from above four thousand folio pages
of manuscript’ and that his ‘labours have been greatly facilitated by
he presence and conversation of Alexander, as every page of the work
was read to him, for his correction and approval’ (p. vi). ‘Alexander
Alexander’ was Alexander Humphrys (1783–1859), son of a Birmingham merchant,
who went abroad with his son in 1802, was imprisoned in France till
1814, changed his name in 1824, took the title of ‘Earl of Stirling
and Davon’ in 1824, and was later tried in 1839 for forging his title.
List of contents occupies pp. [i]–iii. in each vol. Adv. list (12
pp.) at end of vol. 2, dated ‘March 1830’, for ‘New Works, Printed for
Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, & Green, London’. Printer’s marks and
colophons of J. Johnstone, 18 St. James’s Square, Edinburgh. Originally
adv. in Star (30 Apr 1830), with adv. noting: ‘This singular
piece of autobiography exhibits, most minutely and faithfully, the real
adventures of Alexander Alexander, the disowned son of a gentleman in
the West of Scotland. It commences with infancy, traverses three quarters
of the globe, and comprehends a period of nearly fifty years of the
life of a man who has been placed in many trying situations, as a soldier,
an Overseer in the West Indies, and an Officer in the Patriot Armies
of South America:—it is, in short, the complete, unreserved history
of a human being’.
E: 2 [CAYLA,
Countess Zoë Baschi du, née TALON or LAMOTHE-LANGON, Etienne Leon, baron
de, formerly LA MOTHE HOUDANCOURT].
PRIVATE MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF LOUIS XVIII, BY A LADY.
London: Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1830.
I xiii, 368p; II 367p. 8vo. 24s (BP, ECB).
BP (29 Nov 1829); Star (27 Nov 1829), ‘in a few days’; ECB 471 (Nov
1829).
BL 610.e.13; NSTC 2L2837 (BI E, O; NA DLC); OCLC 2216583 (27 libs).
Notes. Trans. of Mémoires et souvenirs d’une femme de qualité
sur le Consulat et l’Empire (Paris, 1830). Attributed to Cayla in
BP, while ascription to Lamothe-Langon given in NSTC and OCLC. BP notes:
‘The Authoress says, “I shall embrace in my narrative a space of about
sixteen years, from 1814 to 1829.” The first chapter, however, is devoted
to an account of her early life. // The Countess was born in 1789 (according
to Larousse in 1784), and lived until the year 1850.’ ‘Preface by the
Editor’, pp. [v]–vi, notes that ‘these Memoirs’ are based on the
‘opportunities of penetrating into the most private recesses of a court
and exhibiting […] almost the very thoughts, of the individuals belonging
to it’ (p. [v]), and ‘purporting to proceed from the pen of a lady
distinguished by the particular intimacy of Louis XVIII, they lay open
the secret intrigues of the most intriguing capital in Europe’ (p. vi).
List of contents, pp. [vii]–xiii, follows preface. Adv. list (1
p. unn.) at end of vol. 2. Printer’s marks and colophons of G. Schulze,
13, Poland Street. Originally adv. in Star (4 Aug 1829) as ‘nearly
ready’.
E: 3 [NAKHODA
MUDA]; MARSDEN, W[illiam] (trans.).
MEMOIRS OF A MALAYAN FAMILY, WRITTEN BY THEMSELVES, AND TRANSLATED
FROM THE ORIGINAL BY W. MARSDEN, F.R.S. &C. &C.
London: Printed for the Oriental Translation Fund. Sold by J. Murray,
Albemarle Street; and Parbury, Allen & Co., Leadenhall Street, 1830.
iv, 88p. 8vo.
BL 14003.d.3; NSTC 2N291 (BI C, Dt, E, O; NA DLC, MH); OCLC 5347657
(49 libs).
Notes. Trans. of MS-original Hikayat Nakhoda Muda (c.
1788); the MS was prepared by Nachoda La’udin for Butter Hunnings, the
English factor in southern Sumatra. Introduction, pp. [i]–iv, states:
‘The Malayan biographical tract of which the following is a translation,
appears to have chiefly drawn up, from time to time as the circumstances
occurred, by the principal member of the family whose history it relates,
and subsequently added to and finally arranged by one of his younger
sons, whose name of ’La-uddîn is found at the conclusion of the
manuscript’ (p. [i]). It continues: ‘The memoirs […] are by no
means destitute of interest; but their principal merit is that of exhibiting
a genuine picture, by a native hand, of Malayan manners and dispositions,
[…] more dramatically represented, than they could be drawn by the pencil
of any stranger’ (p. ii). The introduction also notes that the
‘arranger’ of the Malayan manuscript neglected to insert the date of
its conclusion, but that it must have been finished ‘about the year
1788’ (p. [i]), and that the ‘manuscript was sent to England in
the year 1791, and not long afterwards received the dress in which it
now appears, whilst the translator was employed in compiling a dictionary
of the Malayan language’ (p. iii). Adv. list for ‘Works Published
by the Oriental Translation Committee, and Sold by J. Murray Albemarle
Street; and Parburry, Allen, & Co., Leadenhall Street’ occupies
pp. 85–88. Printer’s mark and colophon of J. L. Cox, Great Queen
Street.
Further edn: French trans., 1867.
E: 4 SYME,
David (trans.?).
 BY DAVID SYME, ESQ.
Edinburgh: Printed for Constable and Co.; and Hurst, Chance, and
Co. London, 1830.
I xlvi, 257p. 12mo. 9s (ECB).
ECB 224 (Apr 1830).
Corvey; CME 3-628-48791-9; NSTC 2G3380 (BI BL, C, E); OCLC 2882807 (5
libs).
Notes. Italian original not discovered; however, Galeazzo lang=IT>Gatari
and his son Bartolomeo wrote a historical chronicle about the Paduan
Carrara family. Andrea Gatari (Galeazzo’s son) incorporated and possibly
revised the original manuscript of the Paduan Carrara family, Cronoca
Carrarese confrontata con la redazione di Andrea Gatari, into
his manuscript history, Chronicon Patavinum italica lingua conscriptum
ab anno MCCCXI, usque ad an. MCCCCVI, auctore Andrea de Gataris; adnectitur
eadem Historia qualis scripta fuit a Galeatio Gataro Andreae patre.
The Cronaca Carrarese runs from 1318 up to 1407 and includes
the rule of Francesco Novello da Carrara (1359–1406), the ruler of Padua
from 1390 up to 1405. It would appear that Syme probably made use of
the historical facts given in the Cronoca Carrarese and made
up a story of them. Preface, pp. [i]–x, notes: ‘as
the excessive prolixity of honest Gataro has with justice been complained
of, I have melted down the original narrative, and re-cast it in a smaller
mould, preserving as much as possible the fashion of the old workmanship’
(p. iv). It adds later: ‘We must return to Gataro and his narrative
of the Fortunes of Francesco Novello da Carrara, which is as interesting
as a picture of human life and character, as he doubtless considered
it important, as the history of a great prince’ (p. x). List of
contents, pp. [xi]–xiii, followed by ‘Introductory Extracts from
Galeazzo Gataro’, pp. [xv]–xlvi, the latter with ‘Notes’, pp. [xli]–xlvi.
‘Notes’ to the main narrative occupy pp. [241]–257. List of ‘Errata’
(1 p. unn.) at end of text. Colophon reads: ‘Edinburgh:—Duncan
Stevenson, Printer to the University’.
E: 5 BOWERS,
W[illiam]; [TOWNE, Lieut. (editor)].
NAVAL ADVENTURES DURING THIRTY-FIVE YEARS’ SERVICE. BY LIEUT. W.
BOWERS, R.N. IN TWO VOLUMES.
London: Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1833.
I xxv, 203p; II xi, 302p. 12mo. 21s boards (BP, ER, LG); 21s (ECB).
BP (28 Nov 1833); Star (16 Oct 1833), ‘during the present month’; LG
880: 765 (30 Nov 1833); ER 58: 553 (Jan 1834); ECB 69 (Nov 1833).
Corvey; NSTC 2B43635 (BI BL, C, E, O; NA MH); OCLC 10616143 (10 libs).
Notes. Preface, pp. [v]–vii, notes: ‘That “Truth is sometimes
more wonderful than Fiction,” is a truism long since recognised by the
philosopher and traveller; and, however incredible some portion of the
following pages may appear, I can solemnly aver, be their merits or
demerits otherwise what they may, that they have at least been written
with a scrupulous regard to truth’ (p. [v]). It also states: ‘A
portion of the narrative was written some time ago, solely for the amusement
[…] my humble name and fortunes would probably never have claimed the
public attention, but for the accidental meetings of an old friend and
messmate, who, during the history of my adventures sufficiently interesting
(if not to edify) at least to amuse, kindly undertook to assist me in
the compilation from my journals, my various rough notes and MS. papers
for the press’ (pp. vi–vii). Autobiographical account, with some
fictional elements, by Bowers (1784–1845); BP notes: ‘Lieut. Towne,
R.N., was the Editor’. Lists of contents occupy pp. [ix]–xxv in
vol. 1 and pp. [v]–xi in vol. 2. Running title varies according
to narrative contents. Printer’s marks and colophons of Samuel Bentley,
Dorset Street, Fleet Street. Bentley MS List records print run of 750
copies.
Further edn: Philadelphia 1835 (OCLC).
E: 6 [DUMAS,
Alexandre, père and DERMONCOURT, Paul Ferdinand Stanislas].
THE DUCHESS OF BERRI IN LA VENDÉE; COMPRISING A NARRATIVE OF HER
ADVENTURES, WITH HER PRIVATE PAPERS AND SECRET CORRESPONDENCE. BY GENERAL
DERMONCOURT, WHO ARRESTED HER ROYAL HIGHNESS AT NANTES.
London: Bull and Churton, Holles Street, 1833.
viii, 383p, ill. 8vo. 10s 6d (ECB); 10s 6d boards (LG).
LG 871: 622 (28 Sept 1833); ECB 159 (Sept 1833).
BL 1200.i.33; NSTC 2D21776 (BI C, Dt, E, O); OCLC 3370116 (16 libs).
Notes. Trans. of La Vendée et Madame (Paris, 1833). This
translated version evidently originates from the 1st edn., in which
Dumas was involved, rather than a 2nd edn. of 1834, from which Dermoncourt
removed much of Dumas’ original input, owing to political differences
between the two. Frontispiece portrait depicts the ‘Duchess of Berry’.
Imprint line underneath gives date of publication: ‘London. Published
Octr. 1833, by Bull & Churton, 26, Holles Street’. Preface, pp. [iii]–viii,
dated ‘Paris, September 10th, 1833’, notes: ‘If I have determined to
publish this book, it is neither because I am labouring under an illusion
respecting the military importance of the late war in La Vendée, nor
because I fancy that I have so particularly distinguished myself in
this war’ (p. [iii]), adding later that ‘Few persons, I may be
allowed to say, are better able than I, to publish such a book as the
present, to give the general plan of attack and defence in this war,
to pursue it through all its details, both political and military, and,
lastly, to enter into those particulars, which impart to a narrative
its picturesque character’ (p. vii). In addition, the ‘editor’
informs the reader: ‘Part of my narrative is founded upon official documents
still in my possession […] Many of the circumstances were related to
me by the Duchess of Berri herself’ (p. viii). Engraved portrait
of ‘General Dermoncourt’ precedes main text, with imprint line underneath
giving exact date of publication: ‘Published by Bull & Churton,
26, Holles Street Octr. 1st. 1833.’ Appendix, pp. [353]–383, gives
historical facts and tables with statistics. ‘Directions to the Binder’
follow appendix on unn. page. Printer’s mark and colophon of Samuel
Bentley, Dorset Street, Fleet Street.
Further edns: 2nd edn. 1833 (NSTC, OCLC); 3rd edn. 1833 (OCLC); Philadelphia
1833 (NSTC, OCLC).
E: 7 FEUERBACH,
[Paul Johann] Anselm von; {LINBERG, Henning Gottfried} (trans.).
CASPAR HAUSER. AN ACCOUNT OF AN INDIVIDUAL KEPT IN A DUNGEON, SEPARATED
FROM ALL COMMUNICATION WITH THE WORLD, FROM EARLY CHILDHOOD TO ABOUT
THE AGE OF SEVENTEEN. DRAWN UP FROM LEGAL DOCUMENTS. BY ANSELM VON FEUERBACH,
PRESIDENT OF THE BAVARIAN COURTS OF APPEAL, &C. TRANSLATED FROM
THE GERMAN.
London: Simpkin and Marshall, 1833.
xi, 191p. 12mo. 3s (ECB); 3s cloth (ER, LG).
LG 846: 221 (6 Apr 1833); ER 57: 556 (July 1833); ECB 204 (Apr 1833).
C Nn.18.45:2; NSTC 2F5055 (BI Dt); OCLC 12786546 (8 libs).
Notes. Translated adaptation of Kaspar Hauser. Beispiel eines
Verbrechens am Seelenleben des Menschen (Ansbach, 1832), itself
a non-fictional legal commentary on Hauser’s rather fantastic case;
the translation was originally published in Boston 1832 (NSTC). Dedication,
pp. [iii]–v, to ‘the Rt. Hon. Earl of Stanhope, &c. &c
&c.’, signed ‘Von Feuerbach’. Preface, pp. [vii]–xi, signed
‘Francis Lieber. Boston, Nov. 1832’. This states in its final paragraph
that ‘the translator of this work is the same gentleman, who has done
himself so much credit by an English version of M. Cousin’s History
of Philosophy’, a footnote then identifying the translator of that work
as Henning Gottfried Linberg (p. xi). Adv. on verso of p. 191
for four other titles by ‘the same Publishers’. Printer’s mark and colophon
of J. S. Hodson, 15, Cross Street, Hatton Gardens. Collates in sixes.
Further edns: 2nd edn., revised and expanded, 1834 (NSTC, OCLC); 3rd
edn. 1834 (NSTC, OCLC); 1836 (NSTC).
E: 8 IRVING,
Washington.
ASTORIA; OR, ENTERPRISE BEYOND THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. BY WASHINGTON
IRVING. AUTHOR OF “THE SKETCH BOOK,” “THE ALHAMBRA,” &C. IN THREE
VOLUMES.
London: Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1836.
I xvi, 317p; II ix, 320p; III vii, 295p. 8vo. 31s 6d boards (BP); 31s
6d (ECB, ER).
BP (18 Oct 1836); MC (9 Sept 1836), ‘on the 1st of October’; ER 64:
550 (Jan 1837); ECB 301 (Oct 1836).
BL 1050.l.7; NSTC 2I4624 (BI C, Dt, E, O); OCLC 2481753 (54 libs).
Notes. John Jacob Astor (1763–1848) was born in Waldorf, Germany
and emigrated to North America in 1784. He formed the American Fur Company
and established a fur trading post at Fort Astor, Oregon, which eventually
became the settlement of Astoria. Introduction, vol. 1, pp. [iii]–viii,
signed ‘Washington Irving’ and dated ‘Sept. 1836’, notes how ‘In the
course of occasional visits to Canada many years since, I became intimately
acquainted with some of the principal partners of the great North-West
Fur Company’ (p. [iii]). It later continues: ‘I was at an age when
the imagination lends its colouring to every thing, and the stories
of these Sinbads of the wilderness made the life of a trapper and fur
trader perfect romance to me […] About two years ago […] I had a conversation
with my friend Mr. John Jacob Astor, relative to that portion of our
country, and to the adventurous traders to Santa Fé and the Columbia’
(pp. iv–v). In the rest of the Introduction Irving mentions how
he compiled Mr Astor’s memoirs, letters and journals and subjected his
work to his correction, adding that ‘the work, without any laboured
attempt at artificial construction, actually possesses much of that
unity always sought after in works of fiction, and considered so important
to the interest in every history’ (p. viii). Lists of contents
occupy pp. [xi]–xvi in vol. 1, pp. [iii]–ix in vol. 2, and
pp. [iii]–vii in vol. 3. Incorrect pagination: pp. ix–x not
extant in vol. 1. Running title varies according to narrative contents.
Appendix of apparently authentic documents illustrating the life and
economic rise of Astor occupies pp. [265]–294 in vol. 3. Printer’s
marks and colophons of Whiting, Beaufort House, Strand. Bentley MS List
records print run of 2,000 copies. BP notes: ‘The narrative appears,
in its main lines, to be drawn from documentary evidence, its colouring,
however, being filled in by the author.’ Originally published Philadelphia
1836 (Blanck, NSTC).
Further edns: 1839 (NSTC, OCLC); 1850 as Astoria, or Anecdotes of
an Enterprise beyond the Rocky Mountains (NSTC, OCLC); 1850 (OCLC);
with Captain Bonneville’s Adventures, 1851 (NSTC, OCLC); 1861
(OCLC); 1870 (OCLC); Dutch trans., 1837 (OCLC); German trans., 1836–7;
Dutch trans., 1837; Swedish trans., 1837; French trans., 1839 [as Voyages
dans les contrées désertes de l’Amérique du Nord entrepris pour la fondation
du comptoir d’Astoria sur la côte nord-ouest].
E:
9 {MONK, Maria [pseud.]}
[and BOURNE, George ?and others].
AWFUL DISCLOSURES OF MARIA MONK, AS EXHIBITED IN A NARRATIVE OF HER
SUFFERINGS DURING A RESIDENCE OF FIVE YEARS AS A NOVICE, AND TWO YEARS
AS A BLACK NUN, IN THE HOTEL DIEU NUNNERY AT MONTREAL.
London: Richard Groombridge, 1836.
viii, 221p. 18mo. 2s 6d (ECB); 2s 6d cloth (LG).
LG 999: 173 (12 Mar 1836) [as Awful Disclosures of Maria Monk, One
of the Black Nuns at Montreal]; ECB 391 (Mar 1836).
BL 1124.a.45; NSTC 2M33065 (BI C, Dt, O); xOCLC.
Notes. This title, possibly issued in competing edns., has been
variously associated with the following: Theodore Dwight, John Jay Slocum,
William K. Hoyte, William Monk [pseud?], William Leete Stone. According
to John Sutherland, however, ‘Maria Monk’ was the alias of an impostor,
who arrived in New York from Montreal, heavily pregnant, and was assisted
in the preparation of this work by Revd George Bourne (1780–1845), a
Presbyterian minister from England with fierce anti-Catholic views (see
The Longman Companion to Victorian Fiction (Harlow, 1988), p. 410).
Preface, pp. [iii]–viii, signed ‘Maria Monk. New York, 11th January,
1836’. This begins by asserting the account’s factuality: ‘It is hoped
that the reader of the ensuing narrative will not suppose that that
it is a fiction, or that the scenes and persons that I have delineated
had not a real existence’ (p. [iii]). First-person account, luridly
anti-Catholic in bias. Printer’s mark and colophon of J. and C. Adlard,
Bartholomew Close. Originally published New York 1836 (NSTC).
Further edns: 2nd edn. Edinburgh and Paisley 1836 (NSTC, OCLC 4183169);
Dublin 1836 (NSTC); Manchester 1836 as Awful Disclosures of Maria
Monk, or, the Hidden Secrets of a Nun’s Life in a Convent Exposed Illustrated
with Upwards of Forty Engravings (OCLC); 2nd edn., revised by Revd
J. J. Slocum, London 1837 (NSTC); New York and London [1840?] as Awful
Disclosures of Maria Monk of the Hotel Dieu Nunnery of Montreal. Faithfully
Copied from the American edition of the New York Protestant Association;
Edited by […] W. Monk (NSTC); 1851 as Awful Disclosures of Maria
Monk, a Narrative of her Sufferings in the Hotel Dieu Nunnery of Montreal
(NSTC, OCLC); 1853 as The Character of a Convent Displayed in the
Awful Disclosures of Maria Monk (OCLC); New York and London 1854
(NSTC). Owing to the convoluted textual history of this work, the preceding
listing of subsequent edns. is by no means complete; rather, it represents
the popular demand for Maria Monk.
F: Uncertain Reconstituted/Unseen Titles
F: 1 TRUEBA Y COSIO,
Joaquin Telesforo de.
*THE EXQUISITES; OR, A NEW PORTRAITURE OF EXCLUSIVE SOCIETY. BY DON
TELESFORO DE TRUEBA Y COSIO.
London: Colburn and Bentley, 1832.
3 vols. 21s (BP).
1 Mar 1832 (BP).
No copy located.
Notes. Details taken from BP, which notes that its information
has been copied from a contemporary advertisement. Block also lists
under ‘Trueba y Cozio’, but provides no date. NSTC 2E15468 lists a 2nd
edn. of this work (1832) held in DLC, but without author ascription;
however, no information about this supposed copy has so far been discovered.
INDEX OF AUTHORS AND TRANSLATORS
The index lists both real author names and pseudonyms. Where a pseudonym has been identified, the true author name usually provides the entry, with cross-reference from the pseudonym. Cross-references are also provided as appropriate from other names (e.g. a married name, or aristocratic title) by which an author might be known. Authorship of constituent tales within titles has not been included in this Index. Normally see refers to information in the ‘Notes’ field of entries.
A., G., see 1835: 1
ADAMS, Alexander Maxwell 1835: 18
ADDERLEY, C. F. 1834: 8
AINSLIE, John 1833: 8; 1835: 19; 1836:
7
AINSWORTH, William Harrison 1834: 9
AKERMAN, John Yonge 1830: 17
ALEXANDER, Alexander, formerly Humphrys Appendix
2, E: 1
ANDERSON, William Appendix 2, B: 8
ANWYL, Edward Trevor [pseud.?] 1831: 11
ARCHDEACON, Matthew 1830: 18; 1835:
20
ARMSTRONG, James Leslie 1836: 8; Appendix
2, D: 11
ARNOLD, Thomas James 1832: 12
ATHERSTONE, Edwin 1830: 19
ATKINSON, Charles L. 1830: 20; 1832:
13
BABINGTON, Benjamin Guy (trans.) 1831:
12
BALLANTYNE, Hermione 1835: 21
BANIM, John and Michael 1830: 21; 1831:
13; 1833: 9; 1835: 22
BARBER, Mrs. Appendix 2, C: 4
BARKER, Matthew Henry 1835: 23; 1836:
9
BARNETT, Morris, see 1836: 57
BARWELL, Louisa Mary, née Bacon Appendix 2,
A: 34
BAYLEY, Frederick William Naylor 1831: 14;
1835: 24
BEACONSFIELD, Benjamin Disraeli Earl of, see Disraeli, Benjamin
BEASLEY 1836: 10
BEAUCLERK, Caroline Frederica and Henrietta Mary 1836:
11
BEAUFORT, Henrietta Appendix 2, A: 4
BEAZLEY, Samuel 1830: 22
BECKETT, Gilbert Abbott à, see 1836:
57
BELL, Henry Glasford Appendix 2, B: 2
BENNET, William, originally Bennoch Appendix 2,
B: 3
BENNETT, George 1835: 25
BENSLEY, Benjamin, see 1831: 7
BENTLEY, Samuel (editor) 1832: 74
BERKELEY, George Charles Grantley Fitzhardinge 1836:
12
BERNARD, William Bayle, see 1836: 57
BEST, Eliza 1830: 23
BIRD, Robert Montgomery 1835: 26; 1835:
27
BLESSINGTON, Marguerite Countess of, see Gardiner, Marguerite
BOADEN, James 1835: 28
BODDINGTON, Mary 1836: 13
BODDY, James Alfred 1834: 10
BOURNE, George Appendix 2, E: 9
BOURNE, John Gervas Hutchinson 1835: 29
BOURNE, Mary Anne Appendix 2, A: 31
BOWDICH, Sarah, see Lee, Sarah
BOWDLER, Henrietta Maria 1830: 24
BOWERS, William Appendix 2, E: 5
BOWLES, Caroline Anne, afterwards Southey, see 1832:
80, 1835: 93
BRABAZON, Elizabeth, see Appendix 2,
A: 30
BRAY, Anna Eliza, formerly Stothard, Mrs Charles 1830:
25, 26; 1834: 11
BRENT, John 1834: 12
BRIDE, Arthur Stanley 1836: 14
BRISTOW, Amelia 1830: 27; 1835: 30;
Appendix 2, C: 10
BRITTAINE, George 1830: 28, 29; 1833:
10
BROOKE, T. Appendix 2, D: 14
BROWN, Elizabeth Cullen 1832: 14
BROWNING, William Shergold 1833: 11
BROWNLOW, John 1831: 15
BRUCE, Carlton [pseud.], see Mogridge, George
BRYANT, William Cullen (editor) 1833:
12
BUCKLEY, Julia 1836: 15
BULGÁRIN, Faddej Venediktovič 1831: 16
BULWER LYTTON, Edward George 1830: 30; 1832:
15; 1833: 13; 1834: 13, 14; 1835: 31; Appendix
2, B: 17; see also 1836: 10
BUNBURY, Selina 1830: 31, 32; 1833:
14
BURDON, Hannah D., afterwards Wolfensberger 1836:
16
BURY, Lady Charlotte Susan Maria, née Campbell 1830:
33, 34; 1834: 15; 1836: 17; Appendix 2, B: 4,18
BUTT, Mary Martha, see Sherwood
BYRON, Elizabeth, see Strutt
CADELL, Cecilia Mary 1832: 16
CALDERÓN DE LA BARCA, Frances Erskine, Marchioness 1830:
35; 1832: 17
CAMPBELL, Alexander 1830: 36
CAMPBELL, Lady Charlotte Susan Maria, see Bury
CAMPBELL, Eliza Constantia Appendix 2, A:
21
CANDIDA [pseud.] 1834: 16
CARLETON, William 1830: 37; 1833: 15;
1834: 17, 18
CARNE, John 1831: 17
CARVER, Robin Appendix 2, A: 32
CATHCART, Miss 1833: 16; 1835: 32
CAUNTER, John Hobart 1835: 33; 1836:
18, 19
CAYLA, Countess Zoë Baschi du, née Talon Appendix
2, E: 2
CHAMIER, Frederick 1832: 18; 1835:
34; 1836: 20
CHAMIER, Frederick (editor) 1834: 77
CHENEY, Edward 1835: 35
CHORLEY, Henry Fothergill 1834: 19; 1835:
36
CLARKE, William 1830: 38
CLUTTERBUCK, Cuthbert [pseud.], see Hamilton, Alexander
COATES, Mr H. 1830: 39; 1831: 18; 1832:
19
CONYNGHAM, Lord Albert Denison (trans.) 1835:
95
COOPER, Emily Appendix 2, A: 22
COOPER, James Fenimore 1830: 40; 1831:
19; 1832: 20; 1833: 17; 1835: 37
COPE, H. 1833: 18; 1835: 38
COPSON, H. J. 1835: 39
CORBETT, Marion and Margaret 1831: 20
CORNER, Julia 1834: 20
COURTENAY, Arthur, see 1834: 1
CROKER, Marianne Nicholson 1832: 21; see
also 1833: 19
CROKER, Thomas Crofton 1832: 21; 1833:
19
CROWE, Eyre Evans 1830: 41
CUNNINGHAM, Allan 1836: 21
CURSHAM, Mary Anne 1832: 22
CUTHBERTSON, Catherine 1830: 42
DACRE, Lady Barbarina (editor) 1833:
73; 1835: 103
DAGLEY, Elizabeth Frances Appendix 2, A: 27
DALTON, James 1831: 21, 22; 1832: 23;
1833: 20; 1834: 21
DAVENPORT, Selina 1831: 23; 1832: 24;
1834: 22
DAVIES, John Appendix 2, B: 19
DEACON, William Frederick 1835: 41
DEALE 1832: 26
DE HAVILLAND, Martha 1835: 40
DE QUINCEY, Thomas 1832: 25
DERMONCOURT, Paul Ferdinand Stanislas Appendix
2, E: 6
DICKENS, Charles John Huffam 1836: 22
DISRAELI, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield 1831:
24; 1832: 27; 1833: 21, 1834: 23
DISRAELI, Sarah 1834: 23
DOWNES, Joseph 1836: 23
DOYLE, Martin [pseud.], see Hickey, William
DRUMMOND, Lady Julia [pseud.] 1830: 43
DUMAS, Alexandre, père Appendix 2,
E: 6
DUNNE, Frederick William 1832: 28
DUROS, Edward 1830: 20; 1832: 13
EATON, Charlotte Anne 1831: 25
EDGEWORTH, Maria 1834: 24
EGAN, Pierce 1830: 44
ELLIS, Sarah Stickney, see Stickney
EMERY, Mark (editor) 1835: 42
EVANS, Robert Wilson 1830: 45
F., S. 1834: 25
FAGG, Michael [pseud.?] 1836: 24
FAY, Theodore Sedgwick 1835: 43
FERGUSON, Walter 1831: 26
FERRIER, Susan Edmonstone 1831: 27
FEUERBACH, Paul Johann Anselm von Appendix 2,
E: 7
FINCH, Catharine Irene 1836: 25
FITZALLEN, Amelia 1835: 44
FITZATHERLEY, Mrs 1834: 8
FLETCHER, Grenville 1834: 26
FLINT, Timothy 1834: 27
FOLLEN, Eliza Lee Cabot Appendix 2, C: 11
FORBES, Duncan (trans.) 1830: 46
FOX, Lady Mary (editor) Appendix 2,
B: 14
FRASER, James Baillie 1830: 47; 1832:
29; 1833: 22
FRICKER, Thomas Appendix 2, B: 19; see
also 1835: 57
FRY, Caroline, afterwards Wilson Appendix 2,
A: 2
GALT, John 1830: 48, 49; 1831: 28;
1832: 30, 31, 32; 1833: 23, 24, 25
GARDINER, Marguerite, Countess of Blessington, afterwards Farmer 1833:
26; 1835: 45; 1836: 26
GARDINER, William Appendix 2, A: 23
GARNER, Marianna, see Pisani, Countess Marianna
GARNETT, Catherine Grace, see Godwin
GASKILL, Peter 1836: 27; Appendix 2,
B: 20, 21
GASPEY, Thomas 1836: 28
GATARI, Galeazzo, see Appendix 2, E:
3
GATHERCOLE, Michael Augustus, see 1834:
67
GILLIES, Robert Pierce 1830: 50, 51; 1835:
46
GLASCOCK, William Nugent 1830: 52; 1834:
28
GLASSE, Francis 1830: 53
GLEIG, George Robert 1830: 54; 1834:
29; 1835: 47
GODWIN, Catherine Grace, née Garnett Appendix
2, A: 35
GODWIN, William 1830: 55; 1833: 27
GODWIN, William, jun. 1835: 48
GOLLAND, Mrs C. D., née Haynes 1835: 49
GORDON, Mrs 1832: 33
GORE, Catharine Grace Frances 1830: 56; 1831:
29, 30, 31; 1832: 34, 35; 1833: 28, 29; 1834:
30; 1836: 29, 30
GRANT, Joseph 1836: 31
GRATTAN, Thomas Colley 1830: 57; 1831:
32; 1832: 36; 1835: 50
GREEN, William Child 1831: 33; 1832:
37
GRENVILLE, Richard Temple Nugent Brydges Chandos, Duke of Buckingham
and Chandos 1830: 58
GREY, Elizabeth Caroline 1831: 34; Appendix
2, A: 9; Appendix 2, C: 12; see also
1835: 102
GRIFFIN, Gerald Joseph 1832: 38; 1835:
51; 1836: 32; Appendix 2, A: 3
GRIMSTONE, Mary Leman 1830: 59; 1832:
39; 1833: 30; 1834: 31
GROSSI, Tommaso 1836: 33
GROVE, Harriet, afterwards Cradock 1834: 32
HACK, Maria, see Appendix 2, D: 8
HALL, Anna Maria, née Fielding 1831: 35; 1832:
40; 1835: 52, 53; see also 1831:
34 and 1832: 7
HALL, James 1834: 33
HAMILTON, Alexander 1832: 41; 1836:
34
HANSARD, M. A. E. Appendix 2, A: 28
HARDY, Philip Dixon (editor) Appendix 2,
B: 25
HARE, Julius Charles (trans.) 1831:
66
HARRISON, William Henry 1831: 36; 1832:
42; 1833: 31; Appendix 2, B: 9
HART, Joseph C. 1834: 34
HATTON, Anne Julia Kemble 1831: 37
HAY, Hugh (editor?) 1833: 32
HAYLEY, William T. 1834: 35
HAYNES, Miss C. D., see Golland
HAZLITT, William, the younger (trans.) 1833:
35(a)
HENRY, William Wentforth 1832: 43
HERVEY, Thomas Kibble, see 1835: 109
HICKEY, William 1830: 60
HILL, Benson Earle 1836: 35
HILL, Isabel 1834: 36
HOCKLEY, William Browne 1831: 38; see also 1835:
2
HOFLAND, Barbara, formerly Hoole 1834: 37;
1835: 54
HOGG, James 1832: 44; 1835: 55
HOLMES, Elizabeth Emra Appendix 2, B: 5, 11
HOOD, Thomas 1834: 38
HOOK, Theodore Edward 1830: 61; 1833:
33, 34; 1836: 36
HOOLE, Barbara, see Hofland
HOOTON, Charles 1836: 37
HOPKINS, Jeremiah [pseud.] see Nott, Henry Junius
HOWARD, Edward Granville George 1836: 38
HOWELL, John (editor) Appendix 2, E:
1
HOWISON, John 1830: 62
HOWITT, Mary, née Botham 1836: 39; Appendix
2, A: 36
HOWITT, William 1835: 56
HUGO, Victor Marie 1833: 35(a), 35(b); 1833:
36
HUISH, Robert 1832: 45
HUMBUG, Humphrey [pseud.] 1835: 57
HUNT, James Henry Leigh 1832: 46
HURLSTONE, Isaac 1835: 58
INGLIS, Henry David 1832: 47
IRVING, Washington 1832: 48; 1835:
59; Appendix 2, E: 8
JAMES, George Payne Rainsford 1830: 63,
64; 1831: 39; 1832: 49, 50; 1833: 37, 38; 1834:
39; 1835: 60, 61, 62; 1836: 40
JAMESON, Anna Brownell Appendix 2, B: 15
JEWSBURY, Maria Jane, afterwards Fletcher 1830:
65
JOHNSON, Mrs W. 1830: 66
JOHNSTON, Dr 1834: 40
JOHNSTONE, Christian Isobel Appendix 2, A:
16, 17
JOLLY, James Appendix 2, A: 24
JONES, Hannah Maria, afterwards Lowndes 1830:
85; 1831: 40; 1834: 41; 1835: 63; 1836:
41
JONES, James Athearn 1831: 41
JONES, James Athearn (editor) 1830:
84; 1832: 62
JONES, Joseph 1833: 39
JONES, Miss 1832: 51
KAYE, Sir John William 1836: 42
KENDALL, Edward Augustus Appendix 2, D: 12
KENNEDY, John 1833: 40
KENNEDY, John Pendleton 1832: 52; 1835:
64
KENNEDY, William 1831: 26
KENNEDY, William (editor) 1832: 53
KENTISH, Mrs 1835: 65
KETCH, Jack, see 1835: 109
KING, Harriot Rebecca Appendix 2, A: 10
KNIGHT, Ellis Cornelia 1833: 41
KNOWLES, James Sheridan 1832: 54
KOCK, Charles Paul de 1833: 42, 43
KRASINSKI, Walerjan Skorobohaty, Count Hrabia (trans.) 1834:
59
KYLE, Robert Wood Appendix 2, C: 1
L., Georgina Alicia 1832: 55
LAMBERT, Camden Elizabeth 1836: 43
LAMOTHE-LANGON, Etienne Leon, baron de, formerly La Mothe Houdancourt Appendix
2, E: 2
LANDON, Letitia Elizabeth, afterwards MacLean 1831:
42; 1834: 42
LANDON, Letitia Elizabeth, afterwards MacLean (editor) 1835:
99
LANDOR, Walter Savage 1836: 44
LANE, Edward 1830: 67
LANG, John 1836: 10
LATHOM, Francis 1830: 68
LAWRENCE, James Henry 1832: 56
LEA, Mrs 1834: 43
LEE, Hannah Farnham Sawyer Appendix 2, C:
16
LEE, Sarah, formerly Bowdich 1835: 66
LEICESTER, Peter 1830: 69; 1831: 43;
1835: 67
LEWIS, Miss M. G. 1830: 70
LEWIS, Lady Theresa 1834: 44
LINBERG, Henning Gottfried (trans.) Appendix
2, E: 7
LISTER, Thomas Henry 1832: 57
LISTER, Thomas Henry (editor) 1834:
32
LOCKWOOD, Ralph Ingersoll 1833: 44
LOMAS, J. R. W. 1834: 45
LONGFELLOW, Henry Wadsworth Appendix 2, B:
22
LOUDON, Margracia 1830: 71; 1832: 58;
1833: 45
LOVER, Samuel 1831: 44; 1834: 46; see
also 1834: 17
LOWNDES, Hannah Maria, see Jones
LUCAS, Charles 1832: 59
LUTTRELL, Henry 1832: 26
LYTTON, Edward George Bulwer, see Bulwer Lytton
M., G. 1833: 46
McCLUNG, John Alexander 1830: 72
MAC FARLANE, Charles 1830: 73; 1832:
60; Appendix 2, B: 13
MACKENZIE, Colin (trans.) 1834: 77
MACKENZIE, Henry see 1834: 57
MACLELLAN, Frances 1836: 45
M‘LEOD, Miss E. H. 1830: 74; 1832:
73
MACTAGGART, Ann 1830: 75
MADDEN, Richard Robert 1830: 76
MAINWARING, Mrs M. 1830: 77
MALET, Lady Marianne Dora 1836: 10
MANCUR, John Henry 1834: 47
MANNERS, Lady Catherine, see Stepney
MANNING, Anne 1833: 47
MARCET, Jane Haldimand Appendix 2, A: 4
MARRYAT, Frederick 1830: 78; 1832:
61; 1834: 48, 49; 1835: 68; 1836: 46, 47, 48;
see also 1836: 10
MARRYAT, Frederick (editor) 1836: 38
MARSDEN, William (trans.) Appendix 2,
E: 3
MARSH-CALDWELL, Anne C. 1834: 50; 1836:
49
MARTIN, Harriet Letitia 1835: 22
MARTIN, Selina 1830: 79
MARTINEAU, Harriet 1830: 80; 1831:
45; Appendix 1, A: 1–25; Appendix 1, B: 1–4; Appendix
1, C: 1–5; Appendix 2, A: 11
MARTINEAU, Henry (editor) 1833: 48
MASON, Catherine George, formerly Ward 1831:
46; 1833: 49
MASSIE, William 1830: 81; 1831: 47;
1836: 50
MAURICE, John Frederick Denison 1834: 51
MAXWELL, William Hamilton 1834: 52; 1835:
69; Appendix 2, D: 3
MILLER, F. B. Appendix 2, D: 5
MILLER, Hugh Appendix 2, D: 13
MILLER, Thomas 1836: 51
MILLINGEN, John Gideon 1830: 82
MILLMAN Appendix 2, A: 12
MILTIE, Karl von 1831: 48
MITFORD, Mary Russell 1830: 83; 1832:
63; 1835: 70
MITFORD, Mary Russell (editor) 1830:
84; 1832: 62
MOGRIDGE, George 1834: 53
MOËLLER, Madame de, see 1830: 35; 1832:
17
MOLESWORTH, John Edward Nassau 1831: 49; 1834:
54
MONK, Maria [pseud.] Appendix 2, E: 9
MONKLAND, Anne Catherine 1834: 55
MONTGOMERY, M. M. (trans.) 1833: 50
MOORE, Charlotte Trimmer 1832: 64
MOORE, Oliver 1831: 50
MORGAN, Anna Maria 1830: 85
MORGAN, Lady Sydney, 1835: 71
MORIER, James Justinian 1832: 65; 1834:
56, 57
MUDFORD, William 1831: 51
MYRA, Myra [pseud.?] 1836: 52
NAKHODA MUDA Appendix 2, E: 3
NEALE, Erskine 1833: 51
NEALE, William Johnson 1831: 52; 1833:
52; 1834: 58; 1836: 53
NIEMCEWICZ, Julius Ursinius 1830: 86
NORMANBY, Marquis of, 2nd Earl of Mulgrave, see Phipps, Constantine
Henry
NORTON, Caroline Elizabeth Sarah, née Sheridan, afterwards Lady Stirling-Maxwell 1832:
33, 66: 1835: 72; Appendix 2, B: 23
NOTT, Henry Junius 1835: 73
NUGENT, George Nugent Grenville and Anne Lucy, Baron and Baroness 1832:
67
O’HARA FAMILY [pseud.], see Banim, John and Michael
OLLIER, ?Charles see 1831: 10
O’NEILL, Mrs 1833: 53
OPPELN-BRONIKOWSKI, Alexander August Ferdinand von 1834:
59
OTTLEY, Thomas Henry 1831: 53
OWENSON, Sydney, see Morgan, Lady Sydney
P., E. 1835: 74
PAGET, Eliza Appendix 2, A: 5, 6, 37
PARDOE, Julia S. H. 1834: 60; 1835:
75; Appendix 2, D: 6
PARKER, Eliza, Countess of Macclesfield 1832:
68
PARKER, Frances, Countess of Morley (editor) 1834:
44
PARKER, J. W., see Appendix 2, A: 26
PARKER, Mrs 1833: 54
PARROTT, Marianne Appendix 2, A: 13
PASQUIN [pseud.] 1836: 54
PATMORE, Peter George, see 1833: 2
PAULDING, James Kirke 1831: 54; 1833:
55(a), 55(b)
PAZOS, Francisca 1835: 76
PEACOCK, Thomas Love 1831: 55
PECK, Frances see 1834: 16
PERCY, Clara Appendix 2, A: 7
PETTIGREW, Thomas Lettsom 1833: 56
PHELAN, Charlotte Elizabeth, see Tonna
PHILLIPS, P. J. 1832: 69
PHIPPS, Constantine Henry, Marquis of Normanby, 2nd earl of Mulgrave,
1832: 70; see also 1830: 41
PICHLER, Caroline 1834: 61
PICKEN, Andrew 1830: 87; 1833: 57;
1833: 58; 1834: 62
PICKEN, Andrew (editor) 1831: 56
PICKEN, John Coxon (editor) 1834: 62
PICKERING, Ellen 1833: 59; 1835: 77;
1836: 55
PISANI, Countess Marianna 1836: 56
POLLACK, Maria 1830: 88
POLLOK, Robert 1833: 60
PONSONBY, Lady Georgiana, later Bourke 1833:
61
POOLE, John Appendix 2, B: 24; see also 1835:
11
PORTER, Anna Maria 1830: 89
PORTER, Jane (editor) 1831: 57; see
also 1834: 7
PORTER, Sarah 1830: 90
PORTER, William Ogilvie 1831: 57
POULETT, Anne Lucy, see Nugent, George Nugent Grenville and
Anne Lucy, Baron and Baroness
POWER, William Grattan Tyrone 1830: 91; 1831:
58
PREST, Thomas Peckett 1836: 57, 58
PREST, Thomas Peckett (editor) 1835:
78
PRINSEP, Augustus 1834: 63
PULLIN, Greg 1835: 79
R., I., see 1831: 7
RANKIN, Michael Henry (trans.) 1835:
104
REEDPEN, Peregrin [pseud.] see 1834:
8
REYNOLDS, Frederic Mansel 1833: 62; 1834:
64; 1836: 59
REYNOLDS, Frederick 1831: 59
REYNOLDS, George William Macarthur 1835: 80;
see also 1836: 57
RICHARDS, Thomas, see 1831: 11
RICHARDSON, Daniel [pseud.?] 1834: 65
RICHARDSON, John 1830: 92; 1832: 71
RITCHIE, Leitch 1830: 93; 1831: 60;
1833: 63; 1836: 60
ROBERTS, Jane 1836: 61
ROBY, John Appendix 2, D: 1, 2
ROCHE, Regina Maria 1836: 62
ROSCOE, Thomas (trans.) Appendix 2,
B: 12
ROSS, George (trans.) 1831: 16
ROSS, Miss 1836: 63
RUSSELL, Lord John 1836: 64
ST AUBYN, John Henry 1835: 81
ST CLAIR, Rosalia [pseud.] 1830: 94; 1831:
61; 1832: 72; 1834: 66, see also 1835:
7
ST CLAIRE, Madame de, née Rumbold, see 1835:
7
ST JOHN, Lady Isabella 1831: 62; 1832:
73; 1836: 65
ST JOHN, James Augustus 1835: 82, 83
ST LEGER, Francis Barry Boyle 1832: 74
SARGANT, Jane Alice 1830: 95
SAVAGE, Sarah Appendix 2, A: 14; C: 13
SAVARY, Henry 1830: 96
SCARGILL, William Pitt 1831: 63; 1832:
75; 1833: 64; 1834: 67; 1835: 84; see also
1834: 65
SCOTT, Lady Caroline Lucy 1833: 65
SCOTT, Lady Lydia 1833: 65
SCOTT, Michael 1833: 66; 1836: 66
SCOTT, Sir Walter 1832: 76
SEALY, J. Hungerford 1835: 85
SEDGWICK, Catharine Maria 1830: 97; 1835:
86; Appendix 2, C: 17
SEVERN, John Percy 1830: 98
SEWELL, Elizabeth Missing, see 1832:
17
SEYMER, John Gunning 1834: 68; 1835:
87
SHEE, Sir Martin Archer 1834: 69; 1835:
88
SHELLEY, Mary Wollstonecraft 1830: 99; 1835:
89
SHERER, Joseph Moyle 1836: 67
SHERIDAN, Caroline Henrietta, née Callander 1830:
100; 1833: 67; see also 1833:
21
SHERWOOD, Mary Martha, née Butt 1831: 64;
Appendix 2, C: 7
SHIPP, John 1832: 77
SHOBERL, Frederic (trans.) 1833: 35(b)
SIMMS, William Gilmore 1835: 90, 91
SINCLAIR, Catherine 1836: 68
SMITH, Elizabeth Bruce Elton 1836: 69; Appendix
2, D: 4, 7
SMITH, Hannah 1830: 101
SMITH, Horatio 1830: 102; 1832: 78;
1833: 68; Appendix 2, B: 6
SMITH, J. see 1833: 44
SMITH, John Frederick 1832: 79
SMITH, R. [pseud.], see Lockwood
SMITH, Richard Penn 1836: 70
SMITH, William Henry 1835: 92
SMYTH, Amelia Gillespie 1832: 80; 1835:
93
SOANE, George 1834: 70
SOUTHEY, Robert Appendix 2, B: 16
SPINDLER, Carl 1832: 81; 1834: 71;
1835: 94, 95
STANFORD, Jane Kinderley 1834: 72; 1835:
96
STANHOPE, Louisa Sidney 1830: 103; 1835:
97
STEPHENS, George 1835: 98
STEPNEY, Lady Catherine, formerly Manners, née Pollok 1833:
69, 1835: 99
STERLING, John 1832: 82; 1833: 70
STERNE, Georgiana M. 1833: 71
STEVENS, Maria, see 1836: 1
STEWARD, Isabella Travers 1834: 73; 1836:
71
STEWART, James 1830: 104
STEWART, John Appendix 2, A: 8
STICKNEY, Sarah, afterwards Ellis 1833: 72;
1834: 74; 1836: 72
STONE, William Leete 1835: 100; see also Appendix
2, E: 9
STOTHARD, Mrs Charles, see Bray
STRICKLAND, Agnes 1835: 101
STRICKLAND, Jane Appendix 2, A: 29
STRUTT, Elizabeth, formerly Byron 1835: 102
SULLIVAN, Arabella Jane 1833: 73; 1835:
103
SURR, Thomas Skinner 1830: 105
SYME, David (trans.?) Appendix 2, E:
4
TALBOT, William Henry Fox Appendix 2, B:
7
TALFOURD, Thomas Noon see 1834: 76
TALLANT, Anne 1834: 75
TAPPARELLI D’AZEGLIO, Massimo, Marchese 1835:
104
TAYLER, Charles Benjamin Appendix 2, C: 6
TAYLOR, Emily Appendix 2, A: 18, 25, 33
TAYLOR, Isaac 1831: 65
TELFER, James 1835: 105
THOMSON, Katherine, née Byerley 1833: 74;
1835: 106
TIECK, Johann Ludwig 1831: 66
TONNA, Charlotte Elizabeth, née Browne, formerly Phelan 1832:
83, 84; 1833: 75; 1836: 73
TÖPFFER, Rodolphe 1836: 74
TOWNE, Lieut. (editor) Appendix 2,
E: 5
TRELAWNY, Edward John 1831: 67
TROLLOPE, Frances Eleanor 1832: 85; 1833:
76; 1835: 107; 1836: 75
TRUEBA Y COSIO, Joaquin Telesforo de 1830:
106; 1831: 68, 69; 1834: 76; Appendix 2, F: 1
TUCKERMAN, Joseph Appendix 2, C: 18
TURNERELLI, Edward P. 1835: 108
TWISDEN, see 1831: 10
VERNON, Adelaide Appendix 2, A: 30
WARD, Caroline (trans.) 1836: 33
WARD, Catherine George, see Mason
WARE, Henry (editor) Appendix 2, C:
11, 13, 16, 17, 18
WARREN, Samuel 1832: 86
WATKINS, John 1830: 107
WATTS, Alaric Alexander (editor) Appendix
2, B: 10
WEBBE, Cornelius 1836: 76
WHATELY, Elizabeth Appendix 2, A: 26
WHITE, James 1836: 77
WHITE, Joseph Blanco Appendix 2, C: 8
WHITEHEAD, Charles 1835: 109
WHITEHEAD, Emma 1835: 110
WILBERFORCE, Samuel 1833: 77
WILLIAMS, Robert Folkestone 1835: 111
WILLIS, Nathaniel Parker 1836: 78
WILLIS, Nathaniel Parker (editor) 1835:
43
WILMOT, R. 1832: 87
WILSON, Harriette, afterwards Rochfort, née Dubochet 1830:
108
WILSON, Plumpton Appendix 2, C: 2
WINTER, Mary Appendix 2, C: 3
WOOLRYCH, Humphry William 1832: 88
WRIGHT, John 1835: 112
ZAGÓSKIN, Michail Nikolavič 1834: 77
ZSCHOKKE, Johann Heinrich Daniel 1833:
78
INDEX OF TITLES
lang=EN-US>This index generally offers the shortest form of title by which a work can be recognised. initial definite and indefinite articles are normally omitted, as too are sub-titles (unless required to distinguish between otherwise similar titles). Normally see refers to information in the ‘Notes’ field of entries.
lang=EN-US>ABBESS 1833:
76
ABDALLA THE MOOR 1835: 26
ADELAIDE 1833: 16
ADVENTURES AND FEELINGS OF A GRIFFIN 1830: 1
ADVENTURES IN THE MOON 1836: 64
ADVENTURES OF A YOUNGER SON 1831: 67
ADVENTURES OF AN IRISH GENTLEMAN 1830: 82
ADVENTURES OF ARISTON 1830: 98
ADVENTURES OF BARNEY MAHONEY 1832: 21
ADVENTURES OF BILBERRY THURLAND 1836: 37
ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN BLAKE see 1835: 69
ADVENTURES OF HATIM TAÏ 1830: 46
ADVENTURES OF SIR FRIZZLE PUMPKIN 1836: 77
AFFECTING SCENES see 1832: 86
AFFIANCED ONE 1832: 17
AGNES DE MANSFELDT 1835: 50
AGNES SERLE 1835: 77
AIMS AND ENDS 1833: 67
ALEXANDRIANS 1830: 2
ALFRED DUDLEY 1830: 90
ALGERINES 1832: 37
ALHAMBRA 1832: 48
ALIBEG THE TEMPTER 1831: 33
ALICE GRAY 1833: 49
ALICE PAULET 1831: 47
ALICE SEYMOUR Appendix 2, A: 9
ALL IS NOT FABLE 1830: 3
ALLAN BRECK 1834: 29
ALLAN M‘DOUGAL 1831: 1
ALTON PARK Appendix 2, C: 3
ALTRIVE TALES 1832: 44
ANDREW THE SAVOYARD 1833: 42
ANNE GREY 1834: 32
ANTIPATHY 1836: 7
ARDENT 1832: 87
ARLINGTON 1832: 57
ARMENIANS 1830: 73
ARTHUR CONINGSBY 1833: 70
ARTHUR OF BRITANNY 1831: 43
ASTORIA Appendix 2, E: 8
AT HOME AND ABROAD 1831: 25
ATHERTON 1831: 63
AURUNGZEBE 1833: 8
AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND LETTERS OF ARTHUR COURTENAY 1834:
1
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A DISSENTING MINISTER 1834: 67
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A NOTORIOUS LEGAL FUNCTIONARY see 1835:
109
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN IRISH TRAVELLER Appendix 2, D: 9
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF JACK KETCH 1835: 109
AWFUL DISCLOSURES OF MARIA MONK Appendix 2, E: 9
AYESHA 1834: 56
BABOO 1834: 63
BACKSLIDER Appendix 2, C: 16
BANKS OF THE OHIO 1833: 55(a)
BARBARA GRAY 1835: 105
BARNADISTON 1834: 2
BARONET 1834: 20
BARONY 1830: 89
BAR-SINISTER 1836: 43
BASIL BARRINGTON 1830: 50
BASIL HARLOW Appendix 2, A: 35
BELFORD REGIS 1835: 70
BELLEGARDE 1832: 1
BELMONT’S DAUGHTER 1830: 74
BEN BRACE 1836: 20
BENINGBROUGH HALL 1836: 8
BENSON POWLET 1833: 1
BERKELEY CASTLE 1836: 12
BERKELEY THE BANKER. PART I Appendix 1, A: 14
BERKELEY THE BANKER. PART II Appendix 1, A: 15
BERTHA’S VISIT TO HER UNCLE IN ENGLAND Appendix 2, A:
4
BIBLICALS 1830: 4
BLACK WATCH 1834: 62
BOGLE CORBET 1831: 28
BONDMAN 1833: 53
BOSWORTH FIELD 1835: 67
BRAVO 1831: 19
BRIERY CREEK Appendix 1, A: 22
BRITISH QUIXOTE 1836: 54
BROKEN FONT 1836: 67
BROOKE AND BROOKE FARM Appendix 1, A: 3
BROTHER TRAGEDIANS 1834: 36
BUCCANEER 1832: 40
CABAL 1831: 2
CALAVAR see 1835: 26
CALENDAR OF HORRORS 1835: 78
CAMDEN 1830: 72
CAMERON 1832: 2
CANVASSING see 1835: 22
CAPTIVE 1835: 38
CAPTIVES IN INDIA 1834: 37
CARWELL 1830: 100
CASPAR HAUSER Appendix 2, E: 7
CASTLE DANGEROUS see 1832: 76
CATHERINE DE MEDICIS 1834: 3
CAUTH MALOWNEY see 1830: 91
CAVENDISH 1831: 52
CECIL HYDE 1834: 69
CHANCES AND CHANGES 1835: 102
CHANGELING OF FORTUNE Appendix 2, A: 7
CHANTILLY 1832: 55
CHARACTER 1833: 30
CHARLES ROSS 1835: 1
CHARMED SEA Appendix 1, A: 13
CHARTLEY THE FATALIST 1831: 21
CHATSWORTH 1833: 2
CHILD OF PROVIDENCE Appendix 2, A: 23
CHILDE ROELIFF’S PILGRIMAGE 1834: 4
CHRISTIAN PHYSIOLOGIST Appendix 2, A: 3
CHRISTMAS TALES 1832: 42
CHRONICLES OF WALTHAM 1835: 47
CINNAMON AND PEARLS Appendix 1, A: 20
CLARA AND EMMA Appendix 2, A: 31
CLARA GAZUL 1830: 108
CLARENCE 1830: 97
CLARENSWOLD 1832: 3
CLEONE 1834: 31
CLOUDESLEY 1830: 55
CLUB-BOOK 1831: 56
COMBINATION 1832: 83
COMIC SKETCH-BOOK see Appendix 2, B: 24
COMICALITIES OF TRAVEL Appendix 2, D: 14
CONFESSIONS AND CRIMES see 1835: 33
CONFESSIONS OF AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN 1836: 26
CONNAUGHT 1830: 18
CONRAD BLESSINGTON Appendix 2, A: 19
CONSPIRACY 1834: 40
CONSTANCE 1833: 74
CONTARINI FLEMING 1832: 27
CONTI THE DISCARDED 1835: 36
CONTINENTAL ANNUAL 1832: 53
CONTRAST 1832: 70
CONVERSATIONS OF AN AMBITIOUS STUDENT see Appendix
2, B: 17
COQUETTE 1834: 64
COQUETTE, AND OTHER TALES AND SKETCHES Appendix 2, B:
23
CORSAIR’S BRIDE 1830: 103
CORTES 1835: 27
COUNT ROBERT OF PARIS see 1832: 76
COUNTRY CURATE 1830: 54
COUNTRY CURATE’S AUTOBIOGRAPHY Appendix 2, C: 14
COUNTRY HOUSES 1832: 64
COURT OF SIGISMUND AUGUSTUS 1834: 59
COUSIN MARSHALL Appendix 1, A: 8
CRAVEN DERBY 1832: 26
CROTCHET CASTLE 1831: 55
CRUISE OF THE MIDGE 1836: 66
CURSE OF THE BLACK LADY see 1832: 36
DACRE 1834: 44
DARK LADY OF DOONA 1834: 52
DARNLEY 1830: 63
DAVENANT 1833: 3
DAY IN THE WOODS 1836: 51
DE L’ORME 1830: 64
DE LA MACY 1834: 45
DECISION AND INDECISION 1833: 54
DELAWARE 1833: 37
DELORAINE 1833: 27
DEMERARA Appendix 1, A: 4
DEMOCRAT 1832: 4
DENOUNCED 1830: 21
DEPENDENCE 1830: 5
DERRY 1833: 75
DERWENTWATER 1830: 20
DESERTER 1836: 73
DESTINY 1831: 27
DESULTORY MAN 1836: 40
DEVOTED 1836: 17
DEVOTED ONE 1835: 44
DIARY OF A DÉSENNUYÉE 1836: 29
DILEMMAS OF PRIDE 1833: 45
DISINHERITED 1834: 15
DOCTOR Appendix 2, B: 16
DOMINIE’S LEGACY 1830: 87
DOOM OF GIALLO 1835: 28
DOOMED 1832: 41
DOOMED ONE 1832: 72
DOUBLE TRIAL 1832: 59
DOUGLAS D’ARCY 1834: 35
DRAMATIC STORIES 1832: 12
DUCHESS OF BERRI IN LA VENDÉE Appendix 2, E: 6
DUKE OF MONMOUTH 1836: 32
DUTCHMAN’S FIRESIDE 1831: 54
EAST INDIA SKETCH-BOOK Appendix 2, D:
4
EAST INDIA SKETCH-BOOK. SECOND SERIES Appendix 2, D:
7
EBEN ERSKINE 1833: 23
EDITH OF GLAMMIS 1836: 34
EDRICK THE SAXON 1836: 14
EDWARD, THE CRUSADER’S SON Appendix 2, A: 34
ELEANOR 1830: 31
ELLA OF GARVELOCH Appendix 1, A: 5
ELLEN CLEVELAND Appendix 2, A: 29
ELLEN WALSINGHAM 1836: 1
EMILY, THE GOVERNESS 1836: 15
EMPRESS 1835: 25
ENCYCLOPÆDIA OF ROMANCE 1833: 48
ENGLISH AT HOME 1830: 41
ENGLISH BOY AT THE CAPE Appendix 2, D: 12
ENGLISH IN INDIA 1835: 2
ENGLISH SCENES AND ENGLISH CIVILIZATION 1834: 43
ENTHUSIAST 1835: 94
ERNEST CAMPBELL 1835: 19
ERNESTO 1835: 92
ETHERINGTONS 1833: 61
EUGENE ARAM 1832: 15
EUSTACE CONWAY 1834: 51
EUSTON HALL 1834: 10
EVA 1830: 66
EVE OF ST. AGNES 1831: 46
EVENINGS ABROAD 1836: 45
EVERARD 1835: 20
EXAMPLE Appendix 2, A: 15
EXCLUSIVES 1830: 33
EXILE OF ERIN 1835: 41
EXILES OF PALESTINE 1831: 17
EXQUISITES Appendix 2, F: 1
FACTORY GIRL Appendix 2, A: 14
FACTS AND FICTIONS 1835: 85
FAIR OF MAY FAIR 1832: 34
FALSE STEP 1832: 51
FANCY FAIR 1833: 4
FARRES OF BUDGE-ROW Appendix 1, A: 24
FATAL INTERVIEW 1835: 58
FELLOW COMMONER 1836: 18
FEMALE DOMINATION see 1836: 30
FICTION WITHOUT ROMANCE 1830: 88
FINESSE 1835: 3
FIRESIDE LAYS AND LEGENDS Appendix 2, B: 19
FIRST LOVE 1830: 71
FITZ OF FITZ-FORD 1830: 25
FITZALLAN 1832: 45
FITZGEORGE 1832: 82
FIVE YEARS OF YOUTH Appendix 2, A: 11
FLORA 1830: 43
FOR EACH AND FOR ALL Appendix 1, A: 11
FOREIGN EXCLUSIVES IN LONDON 1830: 6
FORRESTER 1830: 7
FORSAKEN 1836: 70
FORT RISBANE 1832: 56
FORTITUDE 1835: 54
FORTUNE-HUNTING 1832: 58
FORTUNES OF FRANCESCO NOVELLO DA CARRARA Appendix 2,
E: 4
FORTUNES OF PERKIN WARBECK 1830: 99
FRANCESCA CARRARA 1834: 42
FRANCIS BERRIAN 1834: 27
FRANK ORBY 1833: 5
FRASCATI’S 1830: 92
FREDERICK WILDING 1832: 5
FRENCH WINES AND POLITICS Appendix 1, A: 12
FRIENDLY CONTRIBUTIONS Appendix 2, B: 14
FRIENDS: A TRUE TALE OF WOE AND JOY 1830: 8
FRIENDS AT THEIR OWN FIRESIDE see 1833: 72
FRIENDS; OR, THE INFLUENCE OF RELIGION Appendix 2, A:
28
FROISSART, AND HIS TIMES 1832: 74
FROLICS OF PUCK 1834: 70
FUGITIVES 1830: 67
GALE MIDDLETON 1833: 68
GAME OF LIFE 1830: 93
GENTLEMAN IN BLACK 1831: 22
GEORDIE CHALMERS 1833: 40
GERALD FITZGERALD 1831: 37
GERALDINE HAMILTON 1832: 73
GERTRUDE 1830: 35
GERTRUDE AND HER FAMILY 1830: 32
GHOST-HUNTER AND HIS FAMILY 1833: 9
GILBERT GURNEY 1836: 36
GIPSEY GIRL 1836: 41
GIPSEY’S WARNING 1835: 39
GIPSY 1835: 60
GIPSY MOTHER 1834: 41
GLANCES AT LIFE IN CITY AND SUBURB 1836: 76
GLEAMS OF TRUTH Appendix 2, C: 18
GLEN-MOUBRAY 1831: 3
GODOLPHIN 1833: 13
GODWIN AND GODA see 1832: 12
GOLDEN LEGENDS 1833: 6
GOLDENTHAL 1833: 78
GOSSIP’S WEEK 1836: 13
GOVERNESS 1836: 63
GRACE CASSIDY see 1833: 26
GRANVILLE WYKEHAM 1835: 4
GUY RIVERS, THE OUTLAW 1835: 90
HAMILTONS 1834: 30
HAMLETS Appendix 1, B: 2
HANS SLOANE 1831: 15
HARPE’S HEAD see 1834: 33
HARRY CALVERLEY 1835: 88
HAVERHILL 1831: 41
HEADSMAN 1833: 17
HEARTLESSNESS 1831: 4
HECTOR FIERAMOSCA 1835: 104
HEIDENMAUER 1832: 20
HEIR OF MORDAUNT 1835: 32
HEIR PRESUMPTIVE 1835: 99
HEIRESS 1833: 59
HEIRESS OF BRUGES 1830: 57
HELEN 1834: 24
HENNEBON 1835: 5
HENRI QUATRE 1834: 47
HENRY MASTERTON 1832: 49
HENRY, THE RECLUSE OF DEVON 1835: 79
HIGHLAND SMUGGLERS 1832: 29
HILL AND THE VALLEY Appendix 1, A: 2
HISTORY OF ROSANO AND AMANDA 1830: 101
HOME Appendix 2, C: 17
HOME HAPPINESS Appendix 2, A: 30
HOME, OR THE IRON RULE 1836: 72
HOMES ABROAD Appendix 1, A: 10
HORATIO IN SEARCH OF A WIFE 1830: 85
HORSE-SHOE ROBINSON 1835: 64
HUMOURIST Appendix 2, B: 9
HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE-DAME 1833: 35(b)
HYACINTHE Appendix 2, C: 12
IDOLATRY OF THE HEART Appendix 2, A:
5
ILLUSTRATIONS OF POLITICAL ECONOMY Appendix 1, A
ILLUSTRATIONS OF TAXATION Appendix 1, C
INCOGNITO 1831: 68
INFIDEL see 1835: 27
INFIDEL’S DOOM see 1835: 27
INISHAIRLACH see 1832: 33
INKLINGS OF ADVENTURE 1836: 78
INVASION 1832: 38
INVISIBLE GENTLEMAN 1833: 20
INVOLUNTARY PROPHET see 1832: 78
IRELAND Appendix 1, A: 9
IRISH COTTAGERS 1830: 60
IRISH PRIESTS AND ENGLISH LANDLORDS 1830: 28
IRISHMEN AND IRISHWOMEN 1830: 29
IVAN VEJEEGHEN 1831: 16
JACOB FAITHFUL 1834: 48
JACQUELINE OF HOLLAND 1831: 32
JAPHET, IN SEARCH OF A FATHER 1836: 46
JERNINGHAM 1836: 42
JERSEYMEN MEETING Appendix 1, C: 3
JERSEYMEN PARTING Appendix 1, C: 4
JESUIT 1832: 79
JESUIT; CHARACTERISTIC OF THE EARLY PORTION OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY 1834:
71
JEW 1832: 81
JEWISH MAIDEN 1830: 70
JEWS OF GENEVA 1832: 43
JIREH 1836: 2
JOE OXFORD 1830: 53
JOURNAL OF THE HEART Appendix 2, B: 4
JOURNAL OF THE HEART. SECOND SERIES Appendix 2, B: 18
KENTUCKY 1834: 33
K’HAUNIE KINEH-WALLA 1832: 77
KILLARNEY POOR SCHOLAR Appendix 2, A: 8
KING’S OWN 1830: 78
KING’S SECRET 1831: 58
KLOSTERHEIM 1832: 25
LA COQUETTERIE 1832: 68
LADY’S GIFT 1835: 96
L’ALLEGRO 1835: 42
LAND AND SEA TALES 1836: 9
LAND’S END Appendix 1, B: 4
LAST DAYS OF POMPEII 1834: 13
LAST OF THE CORBES 1835: 112
LAWRIE TODD 1830: 48
LEGEND OF THE HOUSE OF YONNE 1830: 58
LEGENDARY TALES Appendix 2, B: 7
LEGENDS AND STORIES OF IRELAND 1831: 44
LEGENDS AND STORIES OF IRELAND. SECOND SERIES 1834:
46
LEGENDS OF THE CONQUEST OF SPAIN 1835: 59
LEGENDS OF THE LIBRARY AT LILIES 1832: 67
LEGENDS OF THE RHINE 1832: 36
LEGENDS, TALES, AND STORIES OF IRELAND see Appendix
2, B: 25
LEWI AND SAHRAH 1830: 86
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF A LIMB OF THE LAW 1836: 24
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF JOHN MARSTON HALL 1834: 39
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF JONATHAN JEFFERSON WHITLAW 1836:
75
LIFE AND CONFESSIONS OF HUMPHREY HUMBUG 1835: 57
LIFE IN THE WILDS Appendix 1, A: 1
LIFE OF A LAWYER 1830: 104
LIFE OF A SAILOR 1832: 18
LIFE OF ALEXANDER ALEXANDER Appendix 2, E: 1
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF AMERICAN LIFE 1832: 62
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF GERMAN LIFE 1833: 50
LINWOODS 1835: 86
LIONEL WAKEFIELD 1836: 50
LISTENER Appendix 2, A: 2
LIVES AND EXPLOITS OF BANDITTI AND ROBBERS IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD Appendix
2, B: 13
LODORE 1835: 89
LOOM AND THE LUGGER. PART I Appendix 1, A: 17
LOOM AND THE LUGGER. PART II Appendix 1, A: 18
LORD ROLDAN 1836: 21
LOST HEIR 1830: 91
LOUISA EGERTON 1830: 59
LOVE AND PRIDE 1833: 33
LÖWENSTEIN, KING OF THE FORESTS 1836: 61
LUCIEN GREVILLE 1833: 56
LUCIUS CAREY 1831: 18
LUCY ASHBOURNE Appendix 2, A: 20
LYNCH LAW see 1836: 75
MAGDALEN 1832: 54
MACMAHON’S COUNTRY see 1835: 112
MAGICIAN 1836: 60
MAHMOUD 1835: 6
MAID OF PADUA 1835: 49
MAID OF THE VILLAGE 1835: 65
MAKANNA 1834: 5
MALVAGNA 1835: 35
MAN OF HONOUR 1834: 57
MANCHESTER STRIKE Appendix 1, A: 7
MANNERS OF THE DAY 1830: 56
MANUSCRIPTS OF ERDÉLY 1835: 98
MARCO VISCONTI 1836: 33
MARDENS 1835: 75
MARGARET RAVENSCROFT 1835: 82
MARSTON 1835: 7
MARTYR OF PRUSA Appendix 2, C: 1
MARY OF BURGUNDY 1833: 38
MARY OGILVIE see 1830: 87
MASCARENHAS 1836: 71
MAXWELL 1830: 61
MAYOR OF WIND-GAP 1835: 22
MEMBER 1832: 30
MEMOIRS OF A GENTLEWOMAN OF THE OLD SCHOOL 1830: 75
MEMOIRS OF A MALAYAN FAMILY Appendix 2, E: 3
MEPHISTOPHILES IN ENGLAND 1835: 111
MERCHANT’S DAUGHTER 1836: 55
MESSRS. VANDERPUT AND SNOEK Appendix 1, A: 16
MIDSUMMER MEDLEY FOR 1830 Appendix 2, B: 6
MILLMAN’S TALES Appendix 2, A: 12
MIRIAM AND ROSETTE see 1835: 30
MIRIAM COFFIN 1834: 34
MIRTH AND MORALITY 1834: 53
MISERIES OF MARRIAGE see 1832: 34
MISERRIMUS 1833: 62
MODERN ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1836: 68
MODERN CYMON 1833: 43
MONIKINS 1835: 37
MORAL OF MANY FABLES Appendix 1, A: 25
MORAL PARALYSIS Appendix 2, C: 4
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS 1831: 29
MOTHERS AND SONS 1833: 10
MOUNTAIN DECAMERON 1836: 23
MR. MIDSHIPMAN EASY 1836: 47
MRS. ARMYTAGE 1836: 30
MRS. CLEVELAND 1836: 65
MRS.  SECOND SERIES 1834: 28
NAVY ”AT HOME” 1831: 5
NEW GIL BLAS 1832: 47
NEW ROAD TO RUIN 1833: 69
NEWTON FORSTER 1832: 61
NIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE. FIRST SERIES Appendix 2,
A: 16
NIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE. SECOND SERIES Appendix 2,
A: 17
NORMAN ABBEY 1832: 22
NORMAN LESLIE 1835: 43
NORRINGTON 1830: 9
NOTE BOOK OF A COUNTRY CLERGYMAN 1833: 77
NOTRE-DAME 1833: 35(a)
NOUREDDIN 1836: 25
NOVELETTES OF A TRAVELLER see 1835: 73
NUN Appendix 2, C: 7
NUN OF ST. AGATHA 1830: 10
NUNEHAM PARK Appendix 2, A: 10
NUN’S PICTURE 1836: 62
OCTAVIA ELPHINSTONE 1834: 75
ODD SKETCHES Appendix 2, B: 8
OFELIA 1835: 76
OFFERING OF FRIENDSHIP see Appendix 2, A: 3
OLD BACHELORS Appendix 2, B: 20
OLD MAIDEN’S TALISMAN 1834: 21
OLD MAIDS Appendix 2, B: 21
OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN 1831: 66
ONE IN A THOUSAND 1835: 62
ONLY SON 1831: 26
OPERA 1832: 35
ORPHAN’S CHOICE Appendix 2, A: 6
ORPHANS OF LISSAU 1830: 27
O’RUARC 1832: 6
OSBORNE 1833: 39
OTTERBOURNE 1832: 13
OUR ISLAND 1832: 88
OUR TOWN 1834: 8
OUR VILLAGE. FOURTH SERIES 1830: 83
OUR VILLAGE. VOLUME V 1832: 63
OUT OF TOWN 1835: 8
OUTCAST 1830: 11
OUTLAW 1835: 52
OUTRE-MER Appendix 2, B: 22
OVERBURY 1834: 54
OXONIANS 1830: 22
PACHA OF MANY TALES 1835: 68
PANTIKA 1835: 56
PARIS AND LONDON 1831: 69
PARISH Appendix 1, B: 1
PARK AND THE PADDOCK Appendix 1, C: 1
PARRICIDE 1836: 59; see also 1835: 80
PARSON’S DAUGHTER 1833: 34
PARSONAGE 1836: 74
PARTINGS AND MEETINGS 1830: 12
PASSAGES FROM THE DIARY OF A LATE PHYSICIAN 1832: 86
PASSION AND REASON 1832: 14
PAST AND PRESENT TIMES 1831: 6
PASTOR’S FAMILY Appendix 2, A: 13
PAUL CLIFFORD 1830: 30
PAUPER BOY 1834: 66
PEN TAMAR 1830: 24
PENRUDDOCK 1835: 9
PERICLES AND ASPASIA 1836: 44
PERKIN WARBECK 1830: 36
PERSIAN ADVENTURER 1830: 47
PERSONATION 1834: 22
PETER SIMPLE 1834: 49
PHILANTHROPIST 1836: 4
PHILIP AUGUSTUS 1831: 39
PIC NICS FROM THE DUBLIN PENNY JOURNAL Appendix 2, B:
25
PICTURE 1835: 29
PICTURES OF PRIVATE LIFE 1833: 72
PICTURES OF PRIVATE LIFE. SECOND SERIES 1834: 74
PIERCE EGAN’S FINISH TO THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, JERRY, AND LOGIC 1830:
44
PIERCE FALCON 1835: 110
PILGRIMS OF THE RHINE 1834: 14
PILGRIMS OF WALSINGHAM 1835: 101
PIN MONEY 1831: 30
PIRATE, AND THE THREE CUTTERS 1836: 48
PIRATE OF BOFINE 1832: 28
PLANTAGENET 1835: 10
PLAYWRIGHT’S ADVENTURES 1831: 59
PLEBEIANS AND PATRICIANS 1836: 27
POLISH TALES 1833: 28
POOR LAWS AND PAUPERS ILLUSTRATED Appendix 1, B
POPULAR TALES AND LEGENDS OF THE IRISH PEASANTRY 1834:
17
PORT ADMIRAL 1833: 52
POSTHUMOUS RECORDS OF A LONDON CLERGYMAN 1835: 33
PREDICTION 1834: 73
PREMIER 1831: 51
PRINCESS 1835: 71
PRIORS OF PRAGUE 1836: 53
PRIVATE MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF LOUIS XVIII Appendix 2,
E: 2
PROBATION 1832: 80
PROTESTANT RECTOR 1830: 79
PROTESTANT TRUTHS AND ROMAN CATHOLIC ERRORS Appendix 2,
C: 2
PROVINCIAL SKETCHES 1835: 84
PROVOST OF PARIS 1833: 11
PURITAN’S GRAVE 1833: 64
QUEEN’S PAGE 1831: 23
QUINTUS SERVINTON 1830: 96
RADICAL 1832: 31
RAINBOW Appendix 2, B: 2
RANULPH DE ROHAIS 1830: 51
RATTLIN, THE REEFER 1836: 38
RAVENSTONDALE 1830: 13
REAL LIFE 1832: 7
RECOLLECTIONS OF A CHAPERON 1833: 73
RECOLLECTIONS OF AN ARTILLERY OFFICER 1836: 35
RECORDS OF A GOOD MAN’S LIFE Appendix 2, C: 6
RECTORY OF VALEHEAD 1830: 45
REFORM see 1832: 30, 31
REFORMED FAMILY Appendix 2, C: 15
REFORMER 1832: 16
REFUGEE IN AMERICA 1832: 85
REPEALERS 1833: 26
REVERSES Appendix 2, A: 26
RICHARD OF YORK 1832: 66
RIENZI 1835: 31
RINGSTEAD ABBEY 1830: 95
ROBBER 1832: 23
ROBERT D’ARTOIS 1835: 81
ROMANCE AND REALITY 1831: 42
ROMANCE IN IRELAND see 1832: 10
ROMANCE OF ANCIENT EGYPT 1835: 87
ROMANCE OF ANCIENT HISTORY. EGYPT 1834: 68
ROMANCE OF ANCIENT HISTORY. EGYPT. SECOND SERIES see 1835:
87
ROMANCE OF HISTORY. FRANCE 1831: 60
ROMANCE OF HISTORY. INDIA 1836: 19
ROMANCE OF HISTORY. ITALY 1832: 60
ROMANCE OF HISTORY. SPAIN 1830: 106
ROMANCE OF IRISH HISTORY see 1832: 10
ROMANCES OF MANY LANDS 1835: 11
ROMANCES OF THE CHIVALRIC AGES 1833: 18
ROOKWOOD 1834: 9
ROSABEL 1835: 106
ROSE TALBOT Appendix 2, A: 37
ROSETTE AND MIRIAM see 1835: 30
ROSINE LAVAL 1833: 44
ROXOBEL 1831: 64
ROYAL HIBERNIAN TALES 1832: 8
RUSSELL 1830: 105
RUSTUM KHAN 1831: 53
SADOC AND MIRIAM 1832: 9
SAILOR BOY 1830: 94
SAILOR’S BRIDE 1831: 7
ST. JAMES’S 1830: 23
SALVADOR, THE GUERILLA 1834: 76
SCARBOROUGH TALES 1830: 107
SCENES AND LEGENDS OF THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND Appendix 2,
D: 13
SCENES AND STORIES BY A CLERGYMAN IN DEBT 1835: 24
SCENES IN CRAVEN Appendix 2, D: 11
SCENES IN OUR PARISH Appendix 2, B: 5
SCENES IN OUR PARISH. SECOND SERIES Appendix 2, B: 11
SCENES OF LIFE AND SHADES OF CHARACTER Appendix 2, B:
10
SCEPTIC Appendix 2, C: 11
SCHINDERHANNES 1833: 63
SCHOLARS OF ARNESIDE Appendix 1, C: 5
SCOTTISH CHIEFTAINS 1831: 40
SEA-KINGS IN ENGLAND 1830: 19
SEA-WOLF 1834: 12
SECOND TRAVELS OF AN IRISH GENTLEMAN Appendix 2, C:
8
SELF-CONDEMNED 1836: 28
SELWYN IN SEARCH OF A DAUGHTER 1835: 93
SENTIMENT NOT PRINCIPLE 1835: 40
SEPARATION 1830: 34
SEQUEL TO PRINCIPLE AND PRACTICE 1831: 45
SEYMOUR OF SUDLEY 1836: 16
SEYMOUR, OR THE MAN OF MYSTERY 1835: 21
SIEGE OF MAYNOOTH 1832: 10
SIEGE OF VIENNA 1834: 61
SIR ARTHUR WILMOT 1835: 12
SIR EDWARD SEAWARD’S NARRATIVE 1831: 57
SIR ETHELBERT 1830: 42
SIR GUY DE LUSIGNAN 1833: 41
SIR RALPH ESHER 1832: 46
SIR RODOLPH OF HAPSBURG 1834: 6
SISTERS’ BUDGET 1831: 20
SKETCH BOOK BY ”BOS” 1836: 57
SKETCH BOOK OF FASHION 1833: 29
SKETCH BOOK OF THE SOUTH Appendix 2, D: 10
SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF THOMAS SINGULARITY 1835: 73
SKETCHES AND RECOLLECTIONS Appendix 2, B: 24
SKETCHES BY ”BOZ” 1836: 22
SKETCHES FROM LIFE 1835: 18
SKETCHES OF A SEA PORT TOWN 1834: 19
SKETCHES OF IRISH CHARACTER. SECOND SERIES 1831: 35
SKETCHES OF LIFE AND CHARACTER 1835: 74
SKETCHES OF THE BEGINNING AND END IN THE LIFE OF GHERARDO DI LUCCA 1835:
13
SLAVE-KING 1833: 36
SMUGGLER 1831: 13
SOCIETY 1831: 8
SOLDIER BOY 1831: 61
SOLDIER OF LYONS see 1831: 31
SON OF DUPLICITY 1836: 52
SOUTHENNAN 1830: 49
SOWERS NOT REAPERS Appendix 1, A: 19
SPANISH NOVELISTS Appendix 2, B: 12
SPECULATION 1834: 60
STAFF OFFICER 1831: 50
STANLEY BUXTON 1832: 32
STANLY 1835: 14
STOIC 1834: 72
STOLEN CHILD 1833: 24
STORIES ABOUT POLAND Appendix 2, A: 32
STORIES FROM THE HISTORY OF WALES Appendix 2, A: 21
STORIES OF AMERICAN LIFE 1830: 84
STORIES OF STRANGE LANDS 1835: 66
STORIES OF THE STUDY 1833: 25
STORY-TELLER Appendix 2, B: 1
STRANGER CHIEFTAIN 1834: 25
STRING OF PEARLS 1832: 50
STUDENT Appendix 2, B: 17
SUSAN AND MAGDALENE Appendix 2, C: 9
SUTTEE 1830: 77
SWALLOW BARN 1832: 52
SYDENHAM 1830: 81
SYDNEY BERESFORD 1835: 97
TALBA 1830: 26
TALE OF THE TYNE Appendix 1, A: 21
TALES AND CONVERSATIONS Appendix 2, A: 22
TALES FOR AN ENGLISH HOME 1833: 71
TALES FOR THE BRITISH PEOPLE 1834: 16
TALES FROM THE SCRAP BOOK OF A COUNTRY CLERGYMAN 1831:
49
TALES IN PROSE Appendix 2, A: 36
TALES OF A PHYSICIAN. SECOND SERIES 1831: 36
TALES OF A RAMBLER 1836: 5
TALES OF A TAR 1830: 52
TALES OF AFFECTION 1836: 6
TALES OF DISTANT LANDS Appendix 2, D: 8
TALES OF ENCHANTMENT 1836: 58
TALES OF FASHION AND REALITY 1836: 11
TALES OF GLAUBER-SPA 1833: 12
TALES OF IRELAND 1834: 18
TALES OF MY COUNTRY 1833: 14
TALES OF MY LANDLORD, FOURTH AND LAST SERIES 1832: 76
TALES OF MY NEIGHBOURHOOD 1835: 51
TALES OF OTHER DAYS 1830: 17
TALES OF OUR COUNTIES 1830: 14
TALES OF THE ALHAMBRA see 1832: 48
TALES OF THE CARAVANSERAI 1833: 22
TALES OF THE CLASSICS Appendix 2, A: 1
TALES OF THE COLONIES 1830: 62
TALES OF THE COVENANTERS 1833: 60
TALES OF THE EARLY AGES 1832: 78
TALES OF THE ENGLISH. THE KNEVETS Appendix 2, A: 33
TALES OF THE ENGLISH. WILLIAM DE ALBINI, Appendix 2,
A: 25
TALES OF THE FIVE SENSES see Appendix 2, A: 3
TALES OF THE GLENS 1836: 31
TALES OF THE LATE REVOLUTIONS 1831: 14
TALES OF THE MANSE 1833: 32
TALES OF THE PEERAGE AND PEASANTRY 1835: 103
TALES OF THE RAMAD’HAN 1835: 83
TALES OF THE RHENISH CHIVALRY 1835: 108
TALES OF THE SAXONS Appendix 2, A: 18
TALES OF THE STANLEY FAMILY see Appendix 2, A:
12
TALES OF THE TOMBS 1833: 46
TALES OF THE WARS OF MONTROSE 1835: 55
TALES OF THE WOODS AND FIELDS 1836: 49
TALES OF TRAVEL Appendix 2, D: 5
TALES OF WELSHLAND AND WELSHERIE 1831: 11
TALES OF WOMAN’S TRIALS 1835: 53
TEMPLARS 1830: 69
TEMPLE OF MELEKARTHA 1831: 65
TENTH HAYCOCK Appendix 1, C: 2
THIRTY YEARS SINCE see 1833: 37
THREE AGES Appendix 1, A: 23
THREE COURSES AND A DESSERT 1830: 38
THREE ERAS OF WOMAN’S LIFE 1836: 69
THREE HISTORIES 1830: 65
THREE NIGHTS IN A LIFETIME 1832: 33
THURLSTON TALES 1835: 46
TIMES OF THE SAVIOUR see 1830: 80
TOM CRINGLE’S LOG 1833: 66
TORINI 1831: 9
TOUGH YARNS 1835: 23
TOURNAMENT OF CHALONS 1832: 69
TOWN Appendix 1, B: 3
TRADITIONARY STORIES OF OLD FAMILIES 1833: 57
TRADITIONS OF LANCASHIRE Appendix 2, D: 1
TRADITIONS OF LANCASHIRE. SECOND SERIES Appendix 2,
D: 2
TRADITIONS OF PALESTINE 1830: 80
TRAITS AND STORIES OF THE IRISH PEASANTRY 1830: 37
TRAITS AND STORIES OF THE IRISH PEASANTRY. SECOND SERIES 1833:
15
TRAITS AND TRADITIONS OF PORTUGAL Appendix 2, D: 6
TRAITS OF SCOTTISH LIFE Appendix 2, B: 3
TRANSFUSION 1835: 48
TREMORDYN CLIFF 1835: 107
TREVELYAN 1833: 65
TRIAL AND SELF-DISCIPLINE Appendix 2, C: 13
TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS 1834: 65
TUILERIES 1831: 31
TURF 1831: 10
TWELVE NIGHTS 1831: 48
TWIN SISTERS 1835: 30
TWO FRIENDS 1835: 45
TWO OLD MEN’S TALES 1834: 50; see also 1836:
49
TYLNEY HALL 1834: 38
UNCHANGED 1832: 24
UNFORTUNATE MAN 1835: 34
USURER’S DAUGHTER 1832: 75
VALLEY OF THE CLUSONE 1830: 15
VANDELEUR 1836: 56
VANDENBURG 1834: 26
VEDÀLA CADAI 1831: 12
VILLAGE BELLES 1833: 47
VILLAGE REMINISCENCES 1834: 55
VILLAGE SCANDAL 1835: 63
VILLAGE WALKS Appendix 2, C: 10
VILLEROI 1835: 15
VILLIERS 1835: 16
VIOLET; OR,THE DANSEUSE 1836: 10
VIOLET WOODVILLE see 1836: 10
VISIT 1832: 11
VISITS AND SKETCHES AT HOME AND ABROAD Appendix 2, B:
15
VIZIER’S SON 1831: 38
WACOUSTA 1832: 71
WALDEMAR 1833: 31
WALTER COLYTON 1830: 102
WALTHAM 1833: 58; see also 1835: 47
WALTZBURG 1833: 7
WANING CHURCH Appendix 2, C: 5
WARLEIGH 1834: 11
WATER QUEEN 1832: 19
WATER WITCH 1830: 40
WAY OF THE WORLD 1831: 34
WEAL AND WOE IN GARVELOCH Appendix 1, A: 6
WEDDED LIFE IN THE UPPER RANKS 1831: 62
WEIRD WOMAN OF THE WRAAGH 1830: 39
WESTWARD HO! 1833: 55(b)
WHYCHCOTTE OF ST. JOHN’S 1833: 51
WIDOW AND THE MARQUESS see 1833: 33
WIDOWED BRIDE see 1833: 2
WIFE AND WOMAN’S REWARD 1835: 72
WILD SPORTS OF THE WEST Appendix 2, D: 3
WILL WATCH 1834: 58
WOMAN’S LOVE 1832: 39
WOMEN AS THEY ARE see 1830: 56
WONDROUS TALE OF ALROY 1833: 21
WOOD LEIGHTON 1836: 39
YAMEK 1830: 16
YEAR AT HARTLEBURY 1834: 23
YEMASSEE 1835: 91
YOUNG DUKE 1831: 24
YOUNG ENTHUSIAST IN HUMBLE LIFE Appendix 2, A: 24
YOUNG HEARTS 1834: 7
YOUNG MUSCOVITE 1834: 77
YOUNG QUEEN 1835: 17
YOUNG VENETIAN see 1832: 27
YOUNG SEER Appendix 2, A: 27
YOUTHFUL IMPOSTOR 1835: 80
ZOHRAB THE HOSTAGE 1832: 65
INDEX OF PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND PRINTERS
All indexed names are alphabetically ordered under the town of publication. Names follow the form found on the imprint, unless egregiously in error, and the fullest form found normally provides the entry, with cross-references from the shortened form where required. The index lists concerns as found on the imprint (e.g. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green), and also provides separate entries when these significantly alter (as through the addition of a new partner).
Names without symbols are normally booksellers or publishers alone (as found in imprints under ‘published by’, ‘printed for’, and ‘sold by’). Symbols are used to indicate the following exceptions:
† Both printer and bookseller (as under ‘Printed by and for’)
(†) Printer only (as under ‘Printed by’)
Additionally asterisks (*) are used to denote cases where a work was printed and published ‘for the Author’, and for similar formulations (such as ‘for the proprietor(s)’).
Where symbols precede the entry number they relate only to that particular item. Where symbols are placed after the indexed name they relate to all the following entries.
The index generally reflects information only as found in the main imprints of works in the Bibliography, and presently does not attempt to record the printer information from colophons and printer’s marks described in the ‘Notes’ field of entries.
BATH
Carrington, H. E.(†) 1833: 5
BELFAST
Smyth, Joseph(†) 1832: 8
BLACKHEATH
Author, sold also by the 1830: 27
BRISTOL
Chilcott, J.† Appendix 2: B 5
Davey, George 1833: 71
Virtue, G. 1830: 44, 66; 1831: 40
CHESTER
Seacome, J. Appendix 2, D: 14
DEPTFORD BRIDGE
Author, printed for the 1835: 30
DERBY
Mozley, H. Appendix 2, A: 5
Mozley, Henry and Son 1830: 5; 1832: 77
Richardson, Thomas 1835: 74; Appendix 2,
A: 20, A: 23
DUBLIN
Archdeacon, M. 1830: *18; 1835: *20
Carson, W. 1830: 31
Cumming, John 1833: 35(b); 1834: 53; Appendix
2, B: 24
Curry, W. & Co. 1832: 7
Curry, William jun. and Company 1830: 11, 31, 37,
60; 1832: 77, 83, 84; 1833: 14, 32; 1834: 18; 1835:
15; Appendix 2, C: 1
Evans, Henry 1832: 43
Hardy, Philip Dixon Appendix 2, B: 25
Leckie, J. M. 1830: 13
Milliken, Richard and Son 1832: 6; Appendix 2,
C 8
O’Flanagan, T. 1830: 4
Religious Tract and Book Society for Ireland 1832:
83, 84; 1836, 73
Taaffe, J. (†) 1835: 20
Tegg, Wise, and Co. Appendix 2, A: 32
Tims, Richard Moore 1830: 15, 28, 29, 32; 1832:
7, 83, 84; 1833: 10; Appendix 2, A: 30
Wakeman, William Frederick 1831: 44; 1833:
15, 46; 1834: 17, 46, 53; Appendix 2, B: 25
EDINBURGH
Bell and Bradfute 1832: 3; 1833: 35(b); 1834:
6; Appendix 2, B: 24
Black, Adam 1832: 80
Black, Adam and Charles Appendix 2, D: 13
Blackie & Son 1833: 32
Blackwood, William 1831: 6; 1832: 25, 71,
86; 1833: 66; Appendix 2, E: 1
Blackwood, William and Sons 1836: 66, 77
Cadell, Robert 1830: 19; 1831: 27; 1832:
76; 1833: 37
Constable and Co. 1830: 14; Appendix 2, E:
4
Constable, H. 1831: 16
Fraser and Co. 1834: 17; 1835: 15; 1836:
31
Johnstone, John(†) Appendix 2, A: 16, 17
Kay, James 1830: 1
MacLachlan & Stewart 1832: 33
Oliphant, William 1833: 60
Oliphant, William & Son Appendix 2, C: 9
Oliver and Boyd 1830: 60; 1831: 44; 1832:
77; Appendix 2, A: 16, 17
Skeaf, Joseph Appendix 2, B: 8
Wardlaw, John 1830: 13
Waugh and Innes 1830: 15, 29; 1832: 7, 83,
84; 1833: 10; 1836: 68, 73; Appendix 2, A: 30
White and Co. 1833: 10
ETON
Ingalton and Son 1832: 87
GLASGOW
Blackie & Son 1833: 32
Collins, William 1830: 13; 1833: 60
Gallie, G. 1832: 83, 84; 1836: 73
Griffin and Co. Appendix 2, A: 32
Griffin, R. and Co. 1834: 53
M‘Phun, W. R. 1835: 18
Ogle, M. 1832: 7
Paterson and Rutherglen 1833: 40
Robertson, John 1835: 42
HOBART TOWN
Melville, Henry(†) 1830: 96
JEDBURGH
Authoress, printed for the 1835: 21
Turnbull 1835: *21
KELSO
Grieve, Walter 1835: *21
KENSINGTON
Fox, printed solely for the Right Honourable the Lady Mary Appendix
2, B: 14
LEAMINGTON
Merridew, John 1830: 16
LEEDS
Saunders, John 1830: 85
LEICESTER
Combe 1831: 4
LIVERPOOL
Taylor, T. 1832: 77
LONDON
Ackermann, R. Appendix 2, B: 9
Ackermann, R. jun. Appendix 2, B: 9
Andrews, J. Appendix 2, B: 13
Attwood, Albert J. 1835: 57; Appendix 2,
B: 19
Author, printed for the 1830: 23; 1836: 15
Author, printed and published for the Appendix 2,
C: 3
Author, printed for and published by the 1830: 108
Author, published for the 1831: 53
Baily, A. H. and Co. 1834: 38; 1835: 24
Baldwin & Co. 1832: 77
Baldwin and Cradock 1831: 44; 1832: 5, 33,
47; 1834: 46
Ball, William 1836: 4
Baynes, C.(†) 1830: 44, 59; 1834: 41
Bell, J. B. 1830: 12
Bennett, John 1835: 79
Bentley, Richard 1833: 68; 1834: 8, 24; 1835:
3, 11, 27, 32, 35, 37, 47, 69, 70, 77, 83, 103, 107, 110; 1836: 12,
32, 35, 37, 50, 55, 56, 75; Appendix 2, B: 22, 24; D 7; E: 5, 8
Bentley, Richard (Late Colburn and Bentley) 1832:
13, 18, 40, 50, 65, 73; Appendix 2, B: 12; D: 3, 4
Bentley, Richard (Successor to Henry Colburn) 1833:
13, 17, 23, 26, 27, 29, 34, 35(b), 59, 65, 69, 73, 74; 1834: 9, 13,
15, 19, 29, 37, 40, 42, 51, 55, 56, 57, 62, 76; 1835: 5, 34, 52,
64, 71, 89, 99; 1836: 16, 17, 20, 23, 28, 38, 39, 65, 69
Boone, T. & W. 1831: 41; 1832: 68
Bull, Edward 1830: 91, 93, 106; 1831: 21,
34, 58, 60; 1832: 2, 4, 17, 23, 51, 55, 60, 81, 88; 1833:
18, 20, 50, 67; Appendix 2, A: 3; B: 13
Bull and Churton 1833: 45; 1834: 21, 70;
Appendix 2, E: 6
Burn, James Appendix 2, C: 4
Cadell, T. 1830: 98; 1831: 6; 1832:
25, 71, 86; 1833: 66; 1836: 66, 77; Appendix 2, E:
1
Chapman and Hall 1835: 14; Appendix 2, A:
34
Chappel(?†)1832: 87
Churton, Edward 1835: 6, 8, 13, 38, 84, 86; 1836:
18, 19; Appendix 2, B: 23; D: 10
Churton, Edward (late Bull and Churton) 1835: 109
Clements, J. 1835: 39
Cochrane and M‘Crone 1833: 2, 8, 25, 52; 1834:
68, 77
Cochrane and Pickersgill 1831: 50, 56
Cochrane, James and Co. 1831: 2; 1832: 22,
44, 61; 1834: 58; 1835: 12, 17, 19, 29, 55, 67; Appendix
2, B: 18; C: 12
Colburn, Henry 1836: 10, 29, 30; Appendix 2,
B: 24
Colburn, Henry and Richard Bentley 1830: 6, 21,
22, 30, 33, 34, 35, 40, 41, 47, 48, 49, 50, 52, 54, 55, 56, 57, 61, 62,
63, 64, 76, 78, 81, 82, 84, 92, 97, 99, 100, 102, 105; 1831: 10,
13, 19, 24, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 39, 42, 47, 51, 52, 54, 62, 67, 69; 1832:
12, 15, 20, 29, 32, 34, 35, 36, 46, 48, 49, 57, 58, 62, 70, 74, 78; Appendix
2, A: 1; B: 4, 6, 10; E: 2; F: 1
Cole, J. 1830: 107
Cole, William† Appendix 2, A: 7
Cookes and Ollivier, 1836: 74
Cowie and Co. 1830: 5
Cowie, Low and Co. Appendix 2, A: 5
Dalton, W. H. 1831: 14
Darton, William and Son 1832: 77; Appendix 2,
A: 30, 36
Dean and Munday 1836: 6; Appendix 2, A: 29
Depôt for American Publications 1833: 12, 55(b)
Drake, G. † 1835: 78; 1836: 58
Duncan, James 1832: 3
Edwards, William, Successor to Scatcherd and Letterman 1836:
54
Emans, William 1830: 101; 1835: 63, 65; 1836:
41
Farrow, J. 1836: *15
Fellowes, B. Appendix 2, A: 26; C: 8
Fisher, H., R. Fisher, and P. Jackson 1833: 19
Fisher, Son, and Jackson 1832: 21, 66, 69
Fox, Charles 1833: 30; Appendix 1, A: 1–25;
B: 1–4; C: 1–5; Appendix 2, A: 22
Fraser, James 1832: 11, 30, 31; Appendix 2,
A: 24
Gardiner, T. & Son 1830: *27
Groombridge, Richard 1833: 15, 46; 1834:
17; Appendix 2, B: 25; E: 9
Hailes, N. Appendix 2, A: 13
Hamilton and Adams 1830: 15, 29; Appendix 2,
A: 30
Hamilton, Adams and Co. 1832: 77, 83, 84; Appendix
2, B: 5
Hancock, A. † 1836: 24
Harvey and Darton 1830: 90; 1835: 1; Appendix
2, A: 6, 11, 13, 18, 25, 33, 37; D: (†)5, 8
Harris, J. 1830: 5
Hatchard and Son see Hatchard, J. and Son
Hatchard, J. and Son 1831: 49; 1832: 4; 1833:
4, 10, 14, 39; 1834: 75; Appendix 2, A: 9, 28, 30; B: 11;
C: 15
Henderson, G. 1833: *48
Hill, W. 1835: *44
Holdsworth and Ball 1831: 65
Hookham, Thomas 1831: 55; 1832: 14; 1833:
62; 1834: 1, 64; 1835: 7; 1836: 59
Houlston and Son 1831: 45, 64; 1832: 83,
84; 1835: 53; 1836: 1; Appendix 2, A: 14
Hurst, Thomas 1835: 74, 76
Hurst, Chance, and Co. 1830: 9, 11, 53, 60, 75,
95; 1831: 49; Appendix 2, E: 4
Iley, M. 1834: 6
Jennings and Chaplin 1831: 36; 1832: 42
Keating and Brown† Appendix 2, C: *3
Kelly, Thomas 1832: 45
Kidd, William 1830: 20, 51, 87; 1831: 22
Lloyd, E. 1836: 57
Longman and Company 1830: 107; 1832: 77;
1833: 5, 10; Appendix 2, A: 21
Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green 1830: 24,
26, 42, 80, 89; 1831: 57, 59; 1835: 80; Appendix 2,
C: 2; D: 1, 2
Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman 1832:
47, 67, 80; 1833: 16, 38, 57, 71; 1834: 11, 39, 44, 59; 1835:
2, 60, 62, 82, 104, 106, 111; 1836: 13, 26, *48, 64, 67; Appendix
2, A: 19; B: 16; D: 9, 13
Macrone, John 1835: 10, 28, 43, 46, 48, 112; 1836:
3, 7, 14, 21, 22, 53, 60; Appendix 2, B: 20
Mardon, J. Appendix 2, C: 11, 13, 16, 17, 18
Marsh, William 1831: 5; 1834: 26; 1835:
81, 108
Marsh, William and Alfred Miller 1830: 14
Marston, E. and Co. 1833: 42, 43
Mason, F. J. 1834: 35
Mason, J. 1833: 54
Mitchell, John 1835: 95
Moxon, Edward 1831: 66; 1832: 54; 1835:
66
Murray, J. 1834: 10
Murray, John 1830: 46, 86; 1831: 25; 1832:
27; 1835: 59; Appendix 2, A: 4; E: 3
Nattali, M. A. 1831: 4
Newman, A. K. and Company 1830: 10, *23, 36, 39,
68, 70, 72, 74, 77, 94, 103; 1831: 1, 11, 18, 23, 33, 37, 46, 61;
1832: 19, 24, 28, 37, 52, 72; 1833: 1, 44, 49, 55(a); 1834:
4, 22, 25, 27, 33, 66; 1835: 26, (†)49, 54, 90, 91, 100; 1836:
62
Nisbet, James 1830: 79; 1832: 77, 83, 84;
1833: 14, 75; Appendix 2, A: 2, 30; C: 5
Nisbet, James and Co. 1836: 68, 73
Oriental Translation Fund 1830: 46; 1831:
12; Appendix 2, E: 3
Parbury, Allen, & Co. 1830: 46; Appendix
2, E: 3
Parker, John W. 1832: 9; 1835: 33; Appendix
2, A: 35
Proprietor, published for the 1836: 48
Proprietors, printed for the 1835: 44
Proprietors, published for the 1833: 48
Ridgway, James 1832: 10; Appendix 2, B: 7
Religious Tract and Book Society of Ireland (Depository, 32 Sackville Street) 1832:
83, 84; 1836: 73
Ridgway, James and Sons 1834: 16; 1836: 52
Rivington, C. J. G. & F. 1831: 49
Rivington, J. G. & F. 1834: 54
Robins, James and Co. Appendix 2, B: 1
Rodwell, John 1836: 13
Rolandi, P. 1831: 9
Sams, William 1831: *53; 1835: 4
Saunders and Benning, (Successors to J. Butterworth and Son) 1830:
104
Saunders and Otley 1830: 71, 73; 1831: 8,
17, 38; 1832: 1, 38, 39, 64, 79; 1833: 6, 21, 28, 41, 56,
64; 1834: 2, 7, 14, 23, 30, 32, 36, 48, 49, 50, 60, 69, 73; 1835:
22, 31, 36, 45, 50, 51, 61, 68, 72, 75, 88, 93, 101, 102; 1836: 40,
44, 46, 47, 49, 72, 78; Appendix 2, B: 15, 17; D: 6
Saunders, John 1835: *44
Seeley and Son Appendix 2, A: 30
Seeley and Sons see Seeley, L. B. and Sons
Seeley, L. B. and Sons 1833: 14, 77; Appendix
2, C: 7
Seeley, R. B. and W. Burnside 1833: 77; Appendix
2, C: 7
Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper 1835: 97
Simpkin and Marshall see Simpkin, W. and R. Marshall
Simpkin, Marshall, and Co. 1835: 18, 58, 73; 1836:
52; Appendix 2, C: 11, 13, 16, 17, 18
Simpkin, W. and R. Marshall 1831: 3, 63; 1832:
75, 77; 1833: 10, 14, 15, 32, 46; 1834: 5, 17, 18; 1835:
15; 1836: 8; Appendix 2, A: 16, 17, 20, 23, 30, 31; D: 11;
E: 7
Smith and Company Appendix 2, B: 2
Smith, Elder, and Co. 1830: 25, 45, 96; 1832:
41, 53, 56, 59; 1833: 9, 11, 22, 24, 31, 36, 53, 58, 63, 72; 1834:
3, 12, 20, 43, 52, 61, 63, 65, 67, 71, 72, 74; 1835: 25, 85, 92,
94, 96, 98; 1836: 5, 11, 25, 27, 33, 34, 42, 43, 45, 51, 63, 71,
76; Appendix 2, A: 15, 27; B: 21; C: 6, 14
Smith, Merric 1832: 26
Souter, John Appendix 2, A: 10, 12
Suttaby & Co. 1832: 77; 1834: 10
Tegg, Thomas and Son 1834: 53; Appendix 2,
A: 32
Tilt, Charles 1831: 7; 1832: 77
Virtue, George 1830: 43, 44, 59, 66; 1831:
40
Virtue, Tallis, and Co. 1834: 41
Vizetelly, Branston and Co. 1830: 38
Ward, Thomas & Co. 1836: 2; Appendix 2,
C: 10
Warr, F. 1831: 15
Washbourne, Henry 1836: 31
Washburne 1835: 80
Westley & Davies 1832: 77
Westley, Frederick and A. H. Davis 1830: 65; 1831:
26, 35
Whittaker and Co. 1830: 13; 1831: 27; 1832:
7, 76, 77; 1833: 33, 37, 78; 1834: 28, 34, 47; 1835:
9, 16, 40, 41, 56, 87; 1836: 36, 61, 70; Appendix 2, D: 12
Whittaker, Treacher, and Arnot 1830: 19
Whittaker, Treacher, and Co. 1830: 2, 7, 69, 83;
1831: 16, 20, 43, 48, 68; 1832: 63, 85; 1833: 3, 7,
76; Appendix 2, B: 3
Wightman, George 1830: 8; 1833: 61
Wilson, Effingham 1830: 17, 67, 88; 1832:
16, 82; 1833: 35(a), 51, 70; 1834: 31, 45; 1835: 23;
1836: 9
Wix, H. 1831: 49
MANCHESTER
Virtue, G. 1830: 44
MELTON
Day 1831: 4
NEW YORK
Harper and Brothers 1835: 90, 91, 100
Harper, J. & J.(†) 1833: 12, 55 (b)
NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE
Author, printed for the 1835: 105
Blackwell, J. & Co. (†) 1835: *105
Charnley, E. 1835: *105
Mackenzie and Dent 1830: 43
OXFORD
Talboys, D. A. 1833: 39
PARIS
Amyot 1835: 80
Baudry 1835: 80
Bennis, G. G. 1835: 80
Galignani 1833: 35(b)
Truchy 1835: 80
PHILADELPHIA
Carey and Lea 1830: 72
SCARBOROUGH
Cole, J. 1830: 107
Todd, C. R. 1830: 107
SHREWSBURY
Eddowes, John(†) Appendix 2, A: 21
SWAFFHAM, NORFOLK
Skill, F. † Appendix 2, A: 8
STOWE, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
Stowe Private Press(†) 1830: 58
SYDNEY
Tegg, J. and S. A. Appendix 2, A: 32
WAKEFIELD
Nichols, Richard 1833: 16
WARWICK
Merridew, John 1830: 16
WELLINGTON, SALOP
Houlston and Son 1830: 15; 1831: 45, 64;
1835: 53; 1836: 1
WINDSOR
Moreton 1832: 87
YARMOUTH
Skill, F. † Appendix 2, A: 31
YORK
Hargrove, W. and Co. 1836: 8; Appendix 2,
D: 11
Herald-Office(†) 1836: 8; Appendix 2, D:
11
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