Irish literary gazette. : A weekly journal of national literature, criticism, fiction, industry, science, and art. ...

Subtitle varies.

Eighteenth century vignettes

v. 1. First series.--v. 2. Second series.--v. 3. Third series.

The Antijacobin review and true churchman's magazine.

Publisher varies.

The Yorkshire anthology, a collection of ancient and modern ballads, poems and songs, relating to the county of Yorkshire.

"Impression ... limited to one hundred and ten copies, ten copies being printed on very thick paper", signed by the printer.

Thus to revisit; some reminiscences of Ford Madox Hueffer.

pt. I. Before moonrise.--pt. II. Prosateurs: Credentials. Puiser dans le vide. The lordly treasure-house. Mots justes. Combien je regrette. Coda. W. H. Hudson and the simple word. Mr. Joseph Conrad and Anglo-Saxondom. Henry James, Stephen Crane and the main stream.--pt. III. The battle of the poets: "Thoughts before battle." Mr. Pound, Mr. Flint, some imagistes or cubistes, and the poetic vernacular. A descriptive interlude. "Vers libre." Second coda. Index.

Jahrbuch für romanische und englische Literatur.

Editors: 1859- A. Ebert; -1871, L. Lemcke.

Jahrbuch für romanische und englische Sprache und Literatur.

Title from vol. t.p.

The Cabinet of Irish literature : selections from the works of the chief poets, orators, and prose writers of Ireland; with biographical sketches and literary notices /

"Well nigh the whole of the first three volumes were prepared by the late Mr. Read. I am responsible for the fourth volume only." Preface signed : T. P. O'Connor, M.A.

Publications of the Spenser Society.

An extra vol., pub. in 1890, is numbered as new ser., no. 1a.

Novels, poems and letters of Charles Kingsley.

On spine and cover: The works of Charles Kingsley.

The London magazine

Mode of access: Internet.

Res judicatæ : papers and essays /

Samuel Richardson.--Edward Gibbon.--William Cowper.--George Borrow.--Cardinal Newman.--Matthew Arnold.--William Hazlitt.--The letters of Charles Lamb.--Authors in court.--Nationality.--The reformation.--Sainte-Beuve.

Character writings of the seventeenth century;

Mode of access: Internet.

The Dickens circle, a narrative of the novelist's friendships,

First edition published London, 1918.

The Waverley novels, an appreciation,

"Written in ... 1901 for the honours degree in English literature and history" at Oxford.