"ID","source","source accessed","source identifier","short_title","author(s)","year","gender","translator","title","publication","format","catalogue numbers","notes","further editions","scan identifiers, space separated, semicolon separates volumes of same edition","scan notes (volumes missing, second edition, etc.) (semicolon comments on corresponding edition in scan field)"
1,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A001","Alphonso di Borgo","ANON",1800,"Unknown",,"ALPHONSO DI BORGO; OR, A SENTIMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY","London:                     Printed for J. and T. Carpenter, Old Bond Street, 1800","1 vol.  (iv, 147p). 8°","BL 012612.df.31; EM 334: 6; EN2 1800: 1; ESTC t068057; OCLC 10009049","Dedication to Lady Harry Parker signed 'The Author, London, June 1800'",,,
2,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A002","Aluredus","ANON",1800,"Unknown",,"ALUREDUS, KNIGHT OF MALTA. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate Street, for R. Dutton, 10, Birchin Lane, Cornhill, 1800","3 vols (I 276p; II 288p; III 312p). 12°","Corvey; CME 3-628-47050-1; EN2 1800: 2; ESTC n031338; OCLC 41952545",,,,
3,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A003","Baronet, The","ANON",1800,"Unknown",,"THE BARONET: A NOVEL. FOUNDED ON FACTS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. D. Dewick, 20, Aldersgate Street; for R. Dutton, 10, Birchin Lane, Cornhill, 1800","3 vols (I 226p; II 220p; III 177p). 12°","Corvey; CME 3-628-47107-9; EN2 1800: 3; ESTC n032364; xOCLC",,,,
4,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A004","Horatio, of Holstein","ANON",1800,"Unknown",,"HORATIO, OF HOLSTEIN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for R. Dutton, Birchin-Lane, Cornhill, 1800","3 vols (I 264p; II 240p; III 248p). 12°","Corvey; CME 3-628-47683-6; EN2 1800: 5; EM 998: 4; ESTC n001748; xOCLC",,,,
5,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A005","Idalia","ANON",1800,"Unknown",,"IDALIA. A NOVEL. FOUNDED ON FACTS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author, at the Minerva-Press, by William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I 251p; II 269p). 12°","Corvey; CME 3-628-47869-3; EN2 1800: 6; ESTC t129873; OCLC 45827298","List of subscribers (8 pp. unn.) at beginning of vol. 1",,,
6,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A006","Julia Colville","ANON",1800,"Unknown",,"JULIA COLVILLE. IN THREE VOLUMES","Chester:                     Printed and sold by W. Minshull, at the Eastgate. Sold also by Crosby and Letterman, No. 4, Stationers-Court, near Paternoster-Row, London, 1800","3 vols (I iv, 222p; II iv, 189p; III iv, 191p). 12°","University of Alberta PR.3991.A1.J94.1800; EN2 1800: 7; ESTC n055261; OCLC 29228205",,,,
7,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A007","Lord of Hardivyle, The","ANON",1800,"Unknown",,"THE LORD OF HARDIVYLE, AN HISTORICAL LEGEND OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY","London:                     Printed for W. Treppass, No. 31, St. Martin's-Le-Grand. J. Rider, Printer, Little-Britain, 1800","1 vol.  (174p). 12°","Corvey; CME 3-628-48113-9; EN2 1800: 8; xESTC; xOCLC",,,,
8,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A008","Midsummer Eve","ANON",1800,"Unknown",,"MIDSUMMER EVE, OR THE COUNTRY WAKE. A TALE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES","Newcastle upon Tyne:                     Printed for the Author by Edward Walker, Pilgrim-Street; and sold by Joseph Mawman, Poultry, London, 1800","2 vols (I 157p; II 179p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48129-5; ECB 383; EN2 1800: 9; xESTC; xOCLC","ECB dates Jan 1801, with Mawman as publisher","French trans., 1801 [as <i>La Soirée d'été</i>, spuriously attributed to M. G. Lewis (MLC)]",,
9,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A009","Mysterious Penitent, The","ANON",1800,"Unknown",,"THE MYSTERIOUS PENITENT; OR, THE NORMAN CHATEAU. A ROMANCE","Winchester:                     Printed and sold by Ja. Robbins; sold also by Crosby and Letterman, Stationer's-Court, Ludgate Hill, London, 1800","2 vols (I 227p; II 165p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48180-5; ECB 403; EM 1289: 5; EN2 1800: 10; ESTC n010244; xOCLC","ECB dates Mar 1801, and gives Crosby as publisher","Dublin 1801 (NUC); New York (from 3rd London edn) 1834 (OCLC)",,
10,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A010","Neighbourhood, The","ANON",1800,"Unknown",,"THE NEIGHBOURHOOD, A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. and J. Black, and H. Parry, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I iv, 234p; II iv, 263p). 12&deg;","BL C.175.n.19; EN2 1800: 11; ESTC t131306; OCLC 43882730",,,,
11,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A011","Picture of the Age, The","ANON",1800,"Unknown",,"THE PICTURE OF THE AGE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-Row, 1800","2 vols (I xiii, 205p; II 181p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48439-1; EN2 1800: 12; ESTC n061593; OCLC 33014413","CR indicates a translation from the French, but no French original discovered. Printer's mark (in square brackets) after imprint date reads: 'T. Davison, Lombard-Street, Fleet-Street'",,,"DUKE owns a copy OCLC:33014413 "
12,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A012","Sailor Boy, The","ANON",1800,"Unknown",,"THE SAILOR BOY. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I 239p; II 242p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48591-6; EN2 1800: 13; EM 168: 3; ESTC t066390; OCLC 27401358",,"Boston 1801 (OCLC) [also Exeter, NH, 1801 (OCLC)]",,
13,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A013","Short Story, A","ANON",1800,"Female",,"A SHORT STORY: INTERSPERSED WITH POETRY. BY A YOUNG LADY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed and published by Geo. Cawthorn, British Library, No. 132, Strand, Bookseller to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales; sold also by Messrs. Richardson, Royal-Exchange; H. D. Symonds, J. Wallis, West and Hughes, Paternoster-Row; and J. Wright, Piccadilly, 1800","2 vols (I vii, 201p; II 204p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48689-0; EM 170: 4; EN2 1800: 15; ESTC t066394; OCLC 48154945",,,,
14,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A014","Spirit of Turretville, The","ANON",1800,"Unknown",,"THE SPIRIT OF TURRETVILLE: OR, THE MYSTERIOUS RESEMBLANCE. A ROMANCE OF THE TWELFTH CENTURY: IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. D. Dewick, 20, Aldersgate Street; for R. Dutton, 10, Birchin Lane, Cornhill, 1800","2 vols (I iv, 200p; II 223p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48800-1; EM 131: 4; EN2 1800: 16; ESTC t066395; OCLC 38964019","Advertisement', regarding subject of novel, states: 'The Proprietor of an extensive circulating library informed him [the author], that he could not keep a ghost or a spirit at home' (p. [iii])","German trans., 1834?",,
15,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A015","Tales of Truth","ANON",1800,"Female",,"TALES OF TRUTH. BY A LADY. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE DUCHESS OF YORK. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by T. Plummer, Seething-Lane; for R. Dutton, No. 10, Birchin-Lane, Cornhill, 1800","4 vols (I 153p; II 179p; III 170p; IV 168p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48874-5; EM 1279: 10; EN2 1800: 17; ESTC n013589; xOCLC","Dedication to the Duchess of York signed 'E. H.'. Main text preceded by 2 poems, 'Sonnet to Gratitude' and 'Lines Addressed to her R.H. the Duchess of York'",,,
16,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A016","Douglas","Robert BISSET",1800,"Male",,"DOUGLAS; OR, THE HIGHLANDER. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ROBERT BISSET, L.L.D. AUTHOR OF THE LIFE OF BURKE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Anti-Jacobin Press, by T. Crowder, Temple Lane, Whitefriars; and sold by C. Chapple, Pall Mall; T. Hurst, Paternoster Row; and J. and E. Kerby, Bond Street, 1800","4 vols (I vi, xxviii, 323p; II v, 300p; III viii, 315p; IV xii, 382p). 12&deg;","Corvey; EM 240: 1; EN2 1800: 18; ESTC t068561; OCLC 13276143","Dedication to 'the most noble George, Marquis of Huntley', dated Sloane Terrace, 1 Feb 1800","Dublin 1800 (NUC)",,
17,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A017","Monk of the Grotto, The","Louise Marguerite BRAYER DE SAINT-L&#201;ON",1800,"Female",,"THE MONK OF THE GROTTO, OR EUGENIO & VIRGINIA. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. FROM THE FRENCH","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I xxx, 238p; II 249p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48265-8; ECB 391; EN2 1800: 60; xESTC; OCLC 6972779","Possibly a trans. of Brayer de Saint-Léon's <i>Eugenio et Virginia</i> (Paris, 1799&ndash;1800). Summers states original by Pigault-Lebrun, but both Gecker and Blakey question his authorship. ECB treats as anonymous and dates Jan 1801","Cork 1802 (OCLC); Boston 1846 (OCLC)",,
18,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A018","Ormond; or the Secret Witness","Charles Brockden BROWN",1800,"Male",,"ORMOND; OR THE SECRET WITNESS. BY THE AUTHOR OF WIELAND, ARTHUR MERVYN, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","1 vol.  (iv, 338p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47138-9; EN2 1800: 19; ESTC t131855; OCLC 8230783","Dedication to I. E. Rosenberg. Collates in sixes.  Originally published New York 1799 (Blanck)","1811 (NSTC); 1822 (OCLC); 1839 (NSTC); German trans., 1802 (ascribed to William Godwin)",,
19,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A019","Elliott","Mrs BURKE",1800,"Female",,"ELLIOTT: OR, VICISSITUDES OF EARLY LIFE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY A LADY","London:                     Printed and published by Geo. Cawthorn, British Library, No. 132, Strand, Bookseller to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales; sold also by Messrs. Richardson, Royal-Exchange; H. D. Symonds, J. Wallis West and Hughes, Paternoster-Row; and J. Wright, Piccadilly, 1800","2 vols (I viii, 338p; II 295p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47524-4; EN2 1800: 20; ESTC t210673; OCLC 13611552","A List of Subscribers' Names', vol. 1, pp. [i]&ndash;viii",,,
20,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A020","Zimao, the African",,1800,"Male",,"ZIMAO, THE AFRICAN. TRANSLATED BY THE REV. WEEDEN BUTLER, M.A. OF SIDNEY SUSSEX COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE","London:                     Printed for Vernor and Hood, in the Poultry; by S. Rousseau, Wood Street, Spa Fields, 1800","1 vol.  (xi, 105p). 8&deg;","BL 837.b.35(1); EN2 1800: 21; ESTC t075674; OCLC 6317807","ESTC states this appears not to be a translation. Small engraving on t.p. Preface addressed to 'Courteous Reader' and signed W. B., Cheyn&egrave; Walk, Chelsea. Dedication 'to A Lady eminent for her private qualities and her public station', pp. [v]&ndash;x; six-line verse quotation from Darwin, p. xi. Text ends on p. 71 and the rest is an appendix concerning slavery","Dublin 1800 (ESTC); 2nd edn 1807 (NSTC)",,
21,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A021","Old Woman, The","Mrs CARVER",1800,"Female",,"THE OLD WOMAN. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE HORRORS OF OAKENDALE ABBEY","London:                     Printed for the Author, at the Minerva-Press, by William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I 218p; II 255p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48255-0; EN2 1800: 22; ESTC t223030; xOCLC",,,,
22,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A022","Ermina Montrose","Emily CLARK",1800,"Female",,"ERMINA MONTROSE; OR, THE COTTAGE OF THE VALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. WITH CHARACTERS FROM LIFE. BY EMILY CLARK, GRAND-DAUGHTER OF THE LATE COLONEL FREDERICK, AND AUTHOR OF ""IANTHE; OR, THE FLOWER OF CAERNARVON.""","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by James Wallis, Paternoster-Row, 1800","3 vols (I viii, 239p; II 272p; III 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47290-3; EM 131: 5; EN2 1800: 23; ESTC t070069; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Right Honorable Countess of Shaftesbury', signed Emily Clark, No 4, Cockspur-street, Haymarket. 'List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;viii",,,
23,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A023","Julia St Helen","Sarah COBBE",1800,"Female",,"JULIA ST. HELEN; OR, THE HEIRESS OF ELLISBOROUGH. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. PUBLISHED BY SARAH COBBE, RELICT OF THE REV. RICHARD CHALONER COBBE, RECTOR OF BRADENHAM IN BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, AND CHAPLAIN TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF MOIRA","London:                     Printed by J. Nichols, Earl's Court, Leicester-Square; sold by Earle and Hemet, No. 47, Albemarle-Street, Piccadilly, 1800","2 vols (I xvii, 228p; II 240p). 12&deg;","BL 12654.f.10; EN2 1800: 24; ESTC t107266; xOCLC","Dedication to 'the Right Honourable the Earl of Moira, Baron Rawdon, &c. &c. &c. &c.', dated 15 June 1800. Preface states 'that Julia St. Helen is not mine, but has been kindly obtained for me from the deceased author's relatives, through the interference of a friend, and upon the condition that I should publish it by subscription' (p. [vii]). 'List of Subscribers' , vol. 1, pp. [ix]&ndash;xvii",,,
24,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A024","Adelaide De Narbonne","Helen CRAIK",1800,"Female",,"ADELAIDE DE NARBONNE, WITH MEMOIRS OF CHARLOTTE DE CORDET. A TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF HENRY OF NORTHUMBERLAND","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","4 vols (I 286p; II 267p; III 283p; IV 304p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.dd.2; EM 273: 1; EN2 1800: 25; ESTC t066881; OCLC 44524455",,,,
25,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A025","Henry of Northumberland","Helen CRAIK",1800,"Female",,"HENRY OF NORTHUMBERLAND, OR THE HERMIT'S CELL. A TALE OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","3 vols (I xii, 233p, ill.; II 247p; III 249p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47777-8; EN2 1800: 26; ESTC t200843; OCLC 31498366",,"Dublin 1800 (ESTC)",,
26,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A026","Ankerwick Castle","Mrs CROFFTS",1800,"Female",,"ANKERWICK CASTLE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. CROFFTS","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","4 vols (I 286p; II 251p; III 259p; IV 249p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47352-7; EN2 1800: 27; ESTC n042635; OCLC 42783029",,"German trans., 1801 [as <i>Schloß Ankerwick. Ein Sittengem&auml;lde nach der Natur</i> (RS)]",,
27,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A027","St Godwin","Edward DUBOIS",1800,"Male",,"ST. GODWIN: A TALE OF THE SIXTEENTH, SEVENTEENTH, AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. BY COUNT REGINALD DE ST. LEON","London:                     Printed for J. Wright, Piccadilly, 1800","1 vol.  (xxiii, 235p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.d.8; EM 276: 4; EN2 1800: 28; ESTC t070070; OCLC 11776820","Dedication to Mrs Sheridan. Preface dated 26 Dec 1799. A satire of William Godwin's <i>St. Leon</i> (EN1 1799: 42)","2nd edn (corrected) 1800 (OCLC); Dublin 1800 (ESTC)",,
28,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A028","Obi","William EARLE (jun.)",1800,"Male",,"OBI; OR, THE HISTORY OF THREE-FINGERED JACK. IN A SERIES OF LETTERS FROM A RESIDENT IN JAMAICA TO HIS FRIEND IN ENGLAND","London:                     Printed for Earle and Hemet, No. 47, Albemarle-Street, Piccadilly, 1800","1 vol.  (vi, 232p). 12&deg;","ViU PR.3431.E171800; EN2 1800: 29; ESTC t176735; OCLC 18867095","Advertisement' signed 'W. E. J.'","Worcester, MA, 1804 (OCLC). Also numerous chapbook versions of this story (and songs from the pantomime version) with similar titles. For example, BL 1076.l.24(15), with the same lead title (Newcastle: printed by M. Angus & Son [1800?]), is 24pp",,
29,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A029","Castle Rackrent","Maria EDGEWORTH",1800,"Female",,"CASTLE RACKRENT, AN HIBERNIAN TALE. TAKEN FROM FACTS, AND FROM THE MANNERS OF THE IRISH SQUIRES, BEFORE THE YEAR 1782","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1800","1 vol.  (xliv, 182p). 8&deg;","BL 12611.f.4; ECB 178 (3rd edn); EM 58: 1; EN2 1800: 30; ESTC t057317; OCLC 17804611","Printer information, 'By J. Crowder, Warwick-Square', after imprint date. 'Advertisement to the English Reader', followed by 'Glossary', pp. [xv]&ndash;xliv","1800 (ESTC); Dublin 1800 (ESTC); 2nd edn 1801 (OCLC); 2nd edn Dublin 1801 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1801 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47575-9; 3rd edn Dublin 1802 (NSTC); 4th edn 1804 (NSTC); 5th edn 1810 (NSTC); 5th edn Dublin 1810 (NSTC); [at least 3 more edns to 1850]; Boston 1814 (OCLC); German trans., 1802","castlerackrentab00edgeiala ri1p7RoX_zwC pg1424","found in castlerackrentab00edgeiala (along with The Absentee)"
30,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A030","Romance of the Castle","Jane ELSON",1800,"Female",,"ROMANCE OF THE CASTLE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I ii, 236p, ill.; II 238p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48470-7; EN2 1800: 31; ESTC t200842; xOCLC",,,,
31,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A031","Emily of Lucerne","Mrs E. M. FOSTER",1800,"Female",,"EMILY OF LUCERNE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE DUKE OF CLARENCE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I 240p; II 304p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47563-5; EN2 1800: 32; ESTC n030766; xOCLC","Dedication in the 2nd vol. after t.p. 'to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales' signed 'E. M. F.'",,,
32,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A032","Frederic & Caroline","Mrs E. M. FOSTER",1800,"Female",,"FREDERIC & CAROLINE, OR THE FITZMORRIS FAMILY. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF REBECCA, JUDITH, MIRIAM, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I 256p; II 296p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.aaa.11; CME 3-628-47838-3; EM 199: 2; EN2 1800: 33; ESTC t068576; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Her Royal Highness, the Princess of Wales', signed 'E. M. F'. The Dedication is not found in the Corvey copy of this title. Drop-head title and running-titles read 'Fitzmorris'",,,
33,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A033","Judith","Mrs E. M. FOSTER",1800,"Female",,"JUDITH. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF REBECCA, MIRIAM, FITZMORRIS, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I 285p; II 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48010-8; EN2 1800: 34; ESTC t212789; xOCLC",,"German trans., 1802",,
34,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A034","Miriam","Mrs E. M. FOSTER",1800,"Female",,"MIRIAM. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF FREDERIC & CAROLINE, REBECCA, JUDITH, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I 262p; II 271p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48168-6; EM 1000: 5; EN2 1800: 35; ESTC n004164; OCLC 42866477",,"German trans., 1801",,
35,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A035","Rival Mothers, The","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1800,"Female",,"THE RIVAL MOTHERS, OR CALUMNY. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME DE GENLIS. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by A. Strahan, Printers-Street, for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1800","4 vols (I xix, 357p; II 382p; III 379p; IV 410). 12&deg;","BL N.2724; EN2 1800: 36; ESTC t144616; OCLC 14201504","Trans. of <i>Les M&egrave;res rivales, ou la calomnie</i> (Paris, 1800)","Dublin 1801 (NSTC)",,
36,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A036","Castle of Eridan, The","Giuseppe A. GRAGLIA",1800,"Male",,"THE CASTLE OF ERIDAN: OR, THE ENTERTAINING AND SURPRISING HISTORY OF THE VALIANT DON ALVARES, AND THE BEAUTIFUL EUGENIA, DUCHESS OF SAVOY. BY G. A. GRAGLIA","London:                     Printed by H. Baldwin and Son, New Bridge-Street; and sold by T. Hurst, Paternoster-Row, Lackington and Co. Finsbury-Square; Boosey, No. 4, Broad-Street; Vernor and Hood, Poultry; J. Wright, Piccadilly; W. Miller, Old Bond-Street; and all the principal Booksellers in London, 1800","1 vol.  (viii, 248p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47792-1; ECB 238; EM 7091: 6; EN2 1800: 37; ESTC t073519; OCLC 42206855","ESTC notes pp. iv and 178 misnumbered v and 78; this is matched by the Corvey copy",,,
37,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A037","Fashionable Involvements","Susannah GUNNING [n&#233;e MINIFIE, Susannah]",1800,"Female",,"FASHIONABLE INVOLVEMENTS: A NOVEL. BY MRS. GUNNING. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by T. Gillet, Salisbury-Square; and sold by T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1800","3 vols (I 236p; II 237p; III 207p). 12&deg;","University of Alberta PR3505.G85.F24.1800; EN2 1800: 38; ESTC n009730; OCLC 8527422",,"Dublin 1800 (ESTC); 1800 (ESTC), EM 2265: 2; 3rd edn 1800 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47583-X",,"Copies on Gale 18th Century Literature Online"
38,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A038","Memoirs of Modern Philosophers","Elizabeth HAMILTON",1800,"Female",,"MEMOIRS OF MODERN PHILOSOPHERS. IN THREE VOLUMES","Bath:                     Printed by R. Cruttwell, for G. G. and J. Robinson, Pater-Noster-Row, London, 1800","3 vols (I xvi, 335p; II 402p; III 366p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48063-9; ECB 252 (2nd edn); EM 130: 1; EN2 1800: 39; ESTC t064746; OCLC 5084139","A letter to 'Mr. Robinson, Bookseller, Pater-Noster-Row', signed by Geoffry Jarvis [pseud.], pp. [v]&ndash;xvi","1800 (ESTC); Dublin 1800 (ESTC); 3rd edn London 1801 (NSTC); Dublin 1801 (OCLC); 4th edn London & Bath 1804 (NSTC); French trans., 1802 [as <i>Bridgetina ou les philosophes modernes</i> (NSTC)]",,
39,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A039","Andrew Stuart","Mary Ann HANWAY",1800,"Female",,"ANDREW STUART, OR THE NORTHERN WANDERER. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MARY ANN HANWAY, AUTHOR OF ELLINOR, OR THE WORLD AS IT IS","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","4 vols (I vi, 267p; II 314p; III 342p; IV 418p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47624-0; EM 193: 1; EN2 1800: 40; ESTC t093969; OCLC 6778820","Dedication to Major John Scot Waring signed Manchester-Street, Manchester-Square",,,
40,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A040","Edwardina","Catherine HARRIS",1800,"Female",,"EDWARDINA, A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. DEDICATED TO MRS. SOUTER JOHNSTON. BY CATHERINE HARRIS","London:                     Printed for the Author, at the Minerva-Press, by William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I iv, 229p; II 263p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47629-1; EM 1005: 14; EN2 1800: 41; ESTC n003448; OCLC 13357328","List of Subscribers' (4 pp. unn.) at beginning of vol. 1",,,
41,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A041","Mourtray Family, The","Elizabeth HERVEY",1800,"Female",,"THE MOURTRAY FAMILY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Millar Ritchie, Middle Street, Cloth Fair, for R. Faulder, New Bond Street, 1800","4 vols (I 299p; II 281p; III 276p; IV 276p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48388-3; EM 2504: 1; EN2 1800: 42; ESTC n005765; OCLC 6793209","ECB 266 lists Colburn edn, 1810","2nd edn 1810 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1814 (NSTC); French trans., 1802",,
42,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A042","Baron of Lauderbrooke, The","William HOLLOWAY",1800,"Male",,"THE BARON OF LAUDERBROOKE. A TALE BY W. HOLLOWAY","London:                     Printed by T. Maiden, Sherbourne-Lane, for Ann Lemoine, White-Rose Court, Coleman-Street, and sold by T. Hurst, Paternoster-Row, 1800","1 vol.  (iv, 103p, ill.). 12&deg;","IU 823.H.728B; EN2 1800: 43; ESTC t192785; OCLC 45589263","Frontispiece dated Aug 1800; engraved t.p. before printed t.p. Collates in sixes. BL 012611.de.1(1), with identical imprint, has 204pp. MH-H copy has 64 pp","1800 (ESTC), EM 175: 10; 1800 (ESTC)",,
43,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A043","Rimualdo","Samuel William Henry IRELAND",1800,"Male",,"RIMUALDO: OR, THE CASTLE OF BADAJOS. A ROMANCE. BY W. H. IRELAND, AUTHOR OF ""THE ABBESS,"" &C. &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by A. Strahan, Printers-Street, for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1800","4 vols (I 190p; II 216p; III 239p; IV 283p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47946-0; EN2 1800: 44; ESTC n048052; OCLC 6818425",,"French trans., 1823 [as <i>Les Brigands de l'Estramadure, ou l'orphelin de la forêt</i> (Maurice Lévy, 'Bibliographie Chronologique', in his <i>Le Roman &lsquo;gothique&rsquo; Anglais 1764&ndash;1824</i> (Toulouse, 1968))]",,
44,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A044","Tales of the Abbey","Mrs A. KENDALL",1800,"Female",,"TALES OF THE ABBEY: FOUNDED ON HISTORICAL FACTS. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A. KENDALL, AUTHOR OF ""DERWENT PRIORY, THE CASTLE ON THE ROCK,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed by C. Whittingham, Dean Street, Fetter Lane; for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-Row, 1800","3 vols (I iv, 268p; II 314p; III 252p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47996-7; EN2 1800: 45; ESTC n047689; OCLC 16721714","Advertisement' dated Isleworth, 1 Sept 1800","Dublin 1801 (OCLC)",,
45,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A045","Adeline St Julian","Anne KER",1800,"Female",,"ADELINE ST. JULIAN; OR, THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. ANNE KER, AUTHOR OF THE HEIRESS DI MONTALDE, &C","London:                     Printed by J. Bonsor, Salisbury Square; for J. and E. Kerby, Bond Street; and sold by T. Hurst, Paternoster Row, 1800","2 vols (I 225p, ill.; II 228p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47994-0; EM 286: 4; EN2 1800: 46; ESTC t070733; OCLC 6853516","Frontispiece depicts a ghost",,,
46,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A046","De Valcourt","Anna Maria BENNETT",1800,"Female",,"DE VALCOURT; IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for R. Dutton, Birchin-Lane, Cornhill, 1800","2 vols (I 262p; II 250p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.aaa.29; EM 137: 6; EN2 1800: 48; ESTC t064714; xOCLC","Attributed in Block and OCLC to Anna Maria Bennett, the latter following the t.p. attribution to 'Mrs. Bennett' of the Philadelphia 1801 edn; the Dublin edn of 1800 (perhaps the original source of the attribution) also states 'by Mrs. Bennett' on its t.p. (Bru ENC copy). But the title is given as a work 'by the author' in Eliza Lake's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1806A040""><i>The Wheel of Fortune</i></a> (EN2 1806: 41). ESTC cites the  attribution to Bennett doubtfully","Dublin 1800 (Bru ENC); Philadelphia 1801 (OCLC)",,
47,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A047","Mystery","Francis LATHOM",1800,"Male",,"MYSTERY, A NOVEL: IN TWO VOLUMES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF MEN AND MANNERS, OF WHICH A NEW EDITION IS JUST PUBLISHED; THE MIDNIGHT BELL; THE CASTLE OF OLLADA, &C","London:                     Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-Row, by T. Davison, Lombard-Street, White-Friars, 1800","2 vols (I viii, 292p; II 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47961-4; EN2 1800: 49; ESTC t231339; OCLC 6875634",,"Dublin 1800 (ESTC)",,
48,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A048","Invisible Man, The","Michel-Th&#233;odore LECLERCQ",1800,"Male",,"THE INVISIBLE MAN, OR DUNCAM CASTLE. IN TWO VOLUMES. FROM THE FRENCH","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I 227p; II 215p). 12&deg;","BL C.192.a.173; EN2 1800: 50; ESTC t226755; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Le chateau de Duncam, ou l'homme invisible</i> (Paris, 1800). Summers attributes to Pigault-Lebrun, but Blakey questions this authorship",,,
49,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A049","Forbidden Apartments","William LINLEY",1800,"Male",,"FORBIDDEN APARTMENTS. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY WILLIAM LINLEY","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I x, 280p; II 328p). 12&deg;","MH-H *EC8.L6487.800f; EM 1007: 26; EN2 1800: 51; ESTC n002288; OCLC 27533678","Preface argues the case for compactness in fiction, compared with stories by some female authors 'made to drag through six volumes' (p. vii)","French trans., 1801 [as <i>Le Jeune Héritier, ou les appartements défendus</i> (CCFR)]",,
50,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A050","Mistake, The","P. LITTLEJOHN",1800,"Male",,"THE MISTAKE: OR, SOMETHING BEYOND A JOKE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY P. LITTLEJOHN, AUTHOR OF HENRY AND THE CIPHER","London:                     Printed for the Author, by J. Bonsor, Salisbury Square. And sold by T. Hurst, Paternoster-Row, Kerbys', Bond Street, and Dutton, Birchin Lane, 1800","3 vols (I xi, 238p; II 240p; III 266p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48033-7; EM 7474: 3; EN2 1800: 52; ESTC t110147; xOCLC",,"French trans., 1801",,
51,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A051","Faux Pas, The","Charles LUCAS",1800,"Male",,"THE FAUX PAS, OR FATAL ATTACHMENT. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY C. L","London:                     Printed for the Author, at the Minerva-Press, by William Lane, Leadenhall Street, 1800","2 vols (I 272p; II 267p). 12&deg;","CtY-BR In.F275.800; EN2 1800: 47; xESTC; xOCLC","For tentative author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>",,,
52,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A052","Feudal Events","Anna Maria MACKENZIE",1800,"Female",,"FEUDAL EVENTS, OR, DAYS OF YORE. AN ANCIENT STORY. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY ANNA MARIA MACKENZIE, AUTHOR OF NEAPOLITAN, DUSSELDORF, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I xi, 242p, ill.; II 276p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48095-7; EM 1282: 5; EN2 1800: 53; ESTC n006527; OCLC 36072881","Dedication 'to Mrs. Tennant, of Bromley, Middlesex, (With Permission.)' 'Postcript' [sic], facing first page of novel text, justifies 'the modernised diction of this ancient tract'",,,
53,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A053","Jeannette","Mrs MARTIN",1800,"Female",,"JEANNETTE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF MELBOURNE, REGINALD, DELORAINE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","4 vols (I 279p; II 263p; III 254p; IV 216p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48012-4; EN2 1800: 54; xESTC; xOCLC",,,,
54,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A054","Anecdotes of the Altamont Family","Mary MEEKE",1800,"Female",,"ANECDOTES OF THE ALTAMONT FAMILY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE SICILIAN, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","4 vols (I 250p; II 266p; III 306p; IV 365p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47059-5; EM 221: 1; EN2 1800: 55; ESTC t089386; OCLC 6929466",,,,
55,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A055","Mordaunt","John MOORE",1800,"Male",,"MORDAUNT. SKETCHES OF LIFE, CHARACTERS, AND MANNERS, IN VARIOUS COUNTRIES; INCLUDING THE MEMOIRS OF A FRENCH LADY OF QUALITY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ZELUCO & EDWARD","London:                     Printed for G. G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row; S. Hamilton, Falcon-Court, Fleet-Street, 1800","3 vols (I ii, 403p; II ii, 408p; III ii, 460p). 8&deg;","BL 12611.h.16; CME 3-628-48297-6; EM 197: 1; EN2 1800: 56; ESTC t057357; OCLC 3890141","Corvey copy has misbound pages at end of vol. 1","Dublin 1800 (ESTC); Chiswick 1830 (NSTC); New York 1801 (OCLC)",,
56,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A056","Tales and Romances, of Ancient and Modern Times","Joseph MOSER",1800,"Male",,"TALES AND ROMANCES, OF ANCIENT AND MODERN TIMES. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY JOSEPH MOSER, ESQ. AUTHOR OF TURKISH TALES, HERMIT OF CAUCASUS, TIMOTHY TWIG, MORAL TALES, &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed by Sampson Low, Berwick Street, Soho; for T. Hurst, Paternoster Row, 1800","5 vols (I 271p; II 244p; III 229p; IV 292p; V 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48337-9; EN2 1800: 57; ESTC n046778; OCLC 29569700","I Cara Rustines, a Turkish Tale; II The History of Achmet Beg and Sadi. A Turkish Tale; III The Pictures; The Turban, a Turkish Tale; IV Adelfrid, a Christmas Tale; The Cadi of Adrianople; The Adventures of Frank Fidget; V The Greek Alphabet; or, Black and White. The last page of vol. 3 is mistakenly numbered 129",,,
57,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A057","Miser and his Family, The","Eliza PARSONS",1800,"Female",,"THE MISER AND HIS FAMILY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. PARSONS, AUTHOR OF THE VALLEY OF ST. GOTHARD, MYSTERIOUS WARNINGS, &C","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by J. Wallis, No. 46, Pater-Noster-Row, London, 1800","4 vols (I 238p; II 263p; III 288p; IV 326p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48397-2; EN2 1800: 58; ESTC t173325; OCLC 41886464",,"Dublin 1801 (NUC)",,
58,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A058","Leonard & Gertrude","Johann Heinrich PESTALOZZI",1800,"Male","Sir J. LEDGARD","LEONARD & GERTRUDE. A POPULAR STORY, WRITTEN ORIGINALLY IN GERMAN; TRANSLATED INTO FRENCH, AND NOW ATTEMPTED IN ENGLISH; WITH THE HOPE OF ITS BEING USEFUL TO THE LOWER ORDERS OF SOCIETY","Bath:                     Printed and sold by S. Hazard: sold also by Cadell and Davies, Strand, London; Todd, York; Pennington, Kendal; Bulgin, Bristol; and all other Booksellers, 1800","1 vol.  (367p). 12&deg;","BL C.171.bb.2; EM 2555: 13; EN2 1800: 59; ESTC t117390; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Lienhard und Gertrud</i> (1st pt. Berlin, 1781; 2nd, 3rd pt. Frankfurt 1783&ndash;85). French translation: <i>Léonard et Gertrude</i> (1st, 2nd pt. Lausanne, 1784). Dedication to William Wilberforce, Esq., signed 'The Translator'. ECB 443 lists 2 vols Mawman 1825 edn","1824 (another trans.) (NSTC); 1825 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1801 (OCLC)",,
59,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A059","Child of Hope, The","Mary PILKINGTON",1800,"Female",,"THE CHILD OF HOPE; OR, INFIDELITY PUNISHED. A NOVEL. BY A LADY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Vernor and Hood, No. 31, Poultry, by J. Cundee, Ivy-Lane, 1800","3 vols (I 226p; II 239p; III 239p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47263-6; EN2 1800: 4; ESTC t212844; xOCLC","For tentative author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>",,,
60,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A060","Spirit of the Castle, The","William Charles PROBY",1800,"Male",,"THE SPIRIT OF THE CASTLE, A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY WILLIAM CHARLES PROBY, AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIOUS SEAL, &C","London:                     Printed by J. W. Myers, No 2, Paternoster-Row, for Crosby and Letterman, Stationer's Court, Paternoster-Row, 1800","2 vols (I 264p; II 221p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48400-6; EN2 1800: 61; ESTC n037353; xOCLC",,"Baltimore 1801 (OCLC)",,
61,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A061","Cavern of Strozzi, The","Jean Baptiste Joseph REGNAULT-WARIN",1800,"Male",,"THE CAVERN OF STROZZI. A VENETIAN TALE","London:                     William Lane, 1800","1 vol.  12&deg;","No copy of 1st edn located; EN2 1800: 62; xESTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>La Caverne de Strozzi</i> (Paris, 1798). Details mainly from Blakey (copy not seen). OCLC 34315324 describes a 38pp. version published in London by Burkett and Plumpton, 1800; but this is presumably different from the 1-vol. edn published by Lane, reviewed by CR in Mar 1801, where the price is cited as 3s 6d sewed","New York 1801 (OCLC)",,
62,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A062","Nocturnal Visit","Regina Maria ROCHE",1800,"Female",,"NOCTURNAL VISIT. A TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MARIA REGINA [sic] ROCHE, AUTHOR OF THE CHILDREN OF THE ABBEY, MAID OF THE HAMLET, VICAR OF LANSDOWNE, AND CLERMONT","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","4 vols ( I 309p; II 290p; III 260p; IV 395p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48463-4; EN2 1800: 63; ESTC t127131; OCLC 7032030",,"Dublin 1801 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1801 (OCLC); French trans., 1801; German trans., 1802",,
63,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A063","Armenian, The","Johann Christoph Friedrich SCHILLER",1800,"Male","Wilhelm RENDER","THE ARMENIAN; OR, THE GHOST-SEER. A HISTORY FOUNDED ON FACT. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF F. SCHILLER, AUTHOR OF THE ROBBERS, DON CARLOS &C. BY THE REV. W. RENDER","London:                     Printed by C. Whittingham, Dean Street, Fetter Lane, for H[.] D. Symonds, Paternoster Row, 1800","4 vols (I vi, 223p; II 243p; III 255p; IV 256p). 12&deg;","BL 1154.i.8; EM 2903: 2; EN2 1800: 64; ESTC t100181; OCLC 7089443","Trans. of <i>Der Geisterseher. Eine Geschichte aus den Papieren des Grafen von O**</i> (Leipzig, 1789); 2nd and 3rd part continued by X. Y. Z. (i.e. Emanuel Friedrich Wilhelm Ernst Follenius) (Leipzig, 1796&ndash;97). This follows an earlier translation by D. Boileau of Schiller's original first part only, under the title <i>The Ghost-Seer; or the Apparitionist</i> (London, 1795). Imprint in vols 2 and 3 changes to: 'Printed by J. Cundee, Ivy Lane, [etc.]'","Dublin 1800 (ESTC); 1831 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1801 (OCLC)",,
64,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A064","Sailors, The","Catherine SELDEN",1800,"Female",,"THE SAILORS. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHORESS OF COUNT DE SANTERRE, THE ENGLISH NUN, AND LINDAR","Reading:                     Printed by R. Snare and Co. and sold by Crosby and Letterman, Stationer's-Court, Paternoster-Row, London, 1800","2 vols (I 236p; II 180p). 12&deg;","O Vet.A5.ef.2351, 2352; EN2 1800: 65; ESTC t178629; OCLC 7032609","Collates in sixes",,,
65,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A065","Serena","Catherine SELDEN",1800,"Female",,"SERENA. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY CATHARINE SELDEN, AUTHOR OF THE ENGLISH NUN, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","3 vols (I 234p; II 216p; III 221p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48637-8; EM 126: 3; EN2 1800: 66; ESTC t070705; xOCLC",,,,
66,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A066","Humbert Castle","Sarah SHERIFFE",1800,"Female",,"HUMBERT CASTLE, OR THE ROMANCE OF THE RHONE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","4 vols (I ii, 312p, ill.; II 318p; III 293p; IV 336p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47752-2; EN2 1800: 67; ESTC n033323; OCLC 6820896","Dedication to 'Mrs. F&mdash;&mdash;R'. Allibone gives attribution to Mrs Sarah Sheriffe, who is there stated to have died in 1849 in her 77th year, writing 3 novels when she was still Miss Bennet (the title above, plus <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1802A057""><i>Correlia</i></a> (EN2 1802: 57) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1803A063""><i>The Forest of Hohenelbe</i></a> (EN2 1803: 64))",,,
67,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A067","Mary-Jane","Richard SICKELMORE",1800,"Male",,"MARY-JANE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY RICHARD SICKELMORE, AUTHOR OF EDGAR, OR THE PHANTOM OF THE CASTLE, AGNES AND LEONORA; &C. &C","London:                     Printed for the Author, at the Minerva-Press, by William Lane, Leadenhall Street, 1800","2 vols (I 229p, ill.; II 235p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48691-2; EM 7474: 1; EN2 1800: 68; ESTC t127132; OCLC 7073699","Dedication to Sir Godfrey Webster, Bart. signed by Richard Sickelmore",,,
68,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A068","Letters of a Solitary Wanderer, The","Charlotte SMITH",1800,"Female",,"THE LETTERS OF A SOLITARY WANDERER: CONTAINING NARRATIVES OF VARIOUS DESCRIPTION. BY CHARLOTTE SMITH","London:                     Printed by and for Sampson Low, Berwick Street, Soho, 1800/02","5 vols (I (1800) vii, 307p; II (1800) 317p; III (1801) 381p; IV (1802) viii, 276p; V (1802) 306p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48660-2; ECB 544; EM 989: 14; EN2 1800: 69; ESTC n003685; NSTC S2380; OCLC 7096924","Preface in vol. 1 dated 20 Oct 1800. Preface to the 4th and 5th vols dated 1 Feb 1802. Imprint in vols 4 and 5 changes to 'Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-row'","Dublin 1801 (NSTC); German trans., 1802; French trans., 1806 [of 'The Story of Corsiande' as <i>Corsiande de Beauvilliers</i> (BLC)] and 1819 [of 'The Story of Henrietta' as <i>Les Cavernes des Montagnes-Bleues, ou Orgueil et haine</i> (BLPC)]",,
69,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A069","Family Story, A","Horatio SMITH",1800,"Male",,"A FAMILY STORY, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MR. SMITH","London:                     Printed by C. Boult, for Crosby and Letterman, Stationers-Court, near Paternoster-Row, 1800","3 vols (I 268p; II 244p; III 262p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48655-6; EN2 1800: 70; xESTC; xOCLC","Summers dates 1797, but apparently in error",,,
70,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A070","Runaway, The","Horatio SMITH",1800,"Male",,"THE RUNAWAY; OR, THE SEAT OF BENEVOLENCE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MR. SMITH","London:                     Printed for Crosby and Letterman, Stationers'-Court, Ludgate-Street, 1800","4 vols (I 255p; II 247p; III 267p; IV 261p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48657-2; EN2 1800: 71; ESTC t196606; xOCLC",,,,
71,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A071","Jaqueline of Olzeburg","Henry SUMMERSETT",1800,"Male",,"JAQUELINE OF OLZEBURG: OR, FINAL RETRIBUTION. A ROMANCE","London:                     Printed by T. Plummer, Seething-Lane; and sold by Chapple, Pall-Mall; and R. Dutton, Birchin-Lane, Cornhill, 1800","1 vol.  (191p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47992-4; EM 1010: 16; EN2 1800: 72; ESTC n001023; xOCLC","Attributed to Summersett on the t.p. of his <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1801A065""><i>Martyn of Fenrose</i></a> (EN2 1801: 63)",,,
72,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A072","Leopold Warndorf","Henry SUMMERSETT",1800,"Male",,"LEOPOLD WARNDORF. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY HENRY SUMMERSETT, AUTHOR OF THE MAD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN, &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","2 vols (I viii, 294p; II 311p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.aa.20; EM 240: 3; EN2 1800: 73; ESTC t068569; OCLC 43313530",,,,
73,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A073","School for Fashion, The","Ann THICKNESSE",1800,"Female",,"THE SCHOOL FOR FASHION, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. THICKNESSE","London:                     Printed by H. Reynell, No. 21, Piccadilly, for Debrett and Fores, Piccadilly; Hookham, Old Bond Street; and Robinsons, Paternoster-Row, 1800","2 vols (I xviii, 234p, ill.; II 286p, ill.). 8&deg;","CtY-BR 1975.801; ECB 584; EN2 1800: 74; ESTC n036333; OCLC 23033816","List of 'Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;iv; 'Dedication. To Fashion', signed 'A. T.', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;xvii. Frontispiece portrait of 'Mrs Thickness', opp. t.p. in vol. 1; similar portrait of 'Phil<sup>p</sup>. Thickness Es<sup>q</sup>' opp. t.p. in vol. 2. Collates in fours",,,
74,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A074","Selina","Harriet VENTUM",1800,"Female",,"SELINA, A NOVEL, FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY A LADY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for C. Law, Avemaria-Lane, by Bye and Law, St. John's-Square, Clerkenwell, 1800","3 vols (I viii, 239p; II 268p; III 254p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48643-2; EM 131: 3; EN2 1800: 14; ESTC t066392; OCLC 49468158","Preface describes its author as 'a new writer' about to 'enter the lists of public applause in a species of composition, wherein few, among a host of competitors, have been successful' (p. [v]). For author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>",,,
75,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A075","History of Rinaldo Rinaldini, The","Christian August VULPIUS",1800,"Male","John HINCKLEY","THE HISTORY OF RINALDO RINALDINI, CAPTAIN OF BANDITTI. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF VULPIUS. BY I. HINCKLEY, ESQ. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by A. Strahan, Printers-Street, for Longman and Rees, Paternoster-Row; and C. Geisweiler, Parliament-Street, 1800","3 vols (I viii, 269p; II 247p; III 200p). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.V84H.1800; EN2 1800: 75; ESTC t219039; OCLC 7121022","Trans. of <i>Rinaldo Rinaldini, der R&auml;uberhauptmann</i> (Leipzig, 1799). Half-titles, drop-head and running-titles all read: 'Rinaldo Rinaldini'. Preface, vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;viii, incorporating 'The Author's Preface [&hellip;] written on St. Rosalia's day 1798'. 8 pp. (unn.) list of 'Books Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees' at end of vol. 3. ECB 494 lists Newman edn, 1831","Dublin 1801 (NSTC); 1801 (NSTC); 1831 as <i>Rinaldo Rinaldini, Captain of banditti</i> (NSTC); '4th edn' 1841 (NSTC, OCLC); Charleston, SC, 1814 (OCLC)",,
76,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A076","Three Spaniards, The","George WALKER",1800,"Male",,"THE THREE SPANIARDS, A ROMANCE. BY GEORGE WALKER, AUTHOR OF THE VAGABOND, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Sampson Low, for G. Walker, No. 106, Great Portland Street; and Hurst, No. 32, Paternoster-Row, 1800","3 vols (I 295p; II 262p; III 250p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48815-X; ECB 619; EN2 1800: 76; ESTC t181013; OCLC 7121375",,"Dublin 1800 (ESTC); 1821 (NSTC); New York 1801 (OCLC); French trans., 1805",,
77,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A077","Constantia Neville","Helena WELLS",1800,"Female",,"CONSTANTIA NEVILLE; OR, THE WEST INDIAN. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY HELENA WELLS, AUTHOR OF ""THE STEP-MOTHER,"" &C","London:                     Printed by C. Whittingham, Dean-Street, Fetter-Lane, for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Creech, Edinburgh, 1800","3 vols (I xxviii, 340p; II vii, 432p; III viii, 380p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.d.3; EM 291: 7 and 292: 1; EN2 1800: 77; ESTC t070084; OCLC 6946613","Preface dated Little Park-Street, Westminster, 15 Apr 1800. 'List of Subscribers', followed by 'Subscribers on the Continent'  and 'Subscribers in Charlestown, South Carolina', vol. 1, pp. [ix]&ndash;xxiv. 4 pp. adv. at end of vol. 3 for 2nd edn of same author's <i>The Step-Mother</i>, and for her <i>Letters on Subjects of Importance to the Happiness of Young Females</i>, both with extracts from reviews. OCLC enters under the author's later name of Whitford, and cites as 'First edition of a rare American novel, written by a South Carolina Loyalist'","2nd edn 1800 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48886-9; French trans., 1801 [as <i>Constantia Neville, ou la jeune Américaine</i> (Pigoreau)]",,
78,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A078","Fitzmaurice","William Frederick WILLIAMS",1800,"Male",,"FITZMAURICE: A NOVEL. BY WILLIAM FREDERICK WILLIAMS, AUTHOR OF SKETCHES OF MODERN LIFE; OR, MAN AS HE OUGHT NOT TO BE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by S. Gosnell. Little Queen Street, for J. Murray and S. Highley, No. 32, Fleet Street; and J. Harding, St. James's Street, 1800","2 vols (I vi, 210p; II 190p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48965-2; EM 1290: 31; EN2 1800: 78; ESTC 006003; OCLC 36689830","Vol. 2 imprint differs: 'London: Printed by Luke Hansard, Great Turnstile, Lincoln's-Inn Fields, [etc.]'",,,
79,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A079","Julia and the Illuminated Baron","Sally Sayward Barrell Keating WOOD",1800,"Female",,"JULIA AND THE ILLUMINATED BARON: A NOVEL FOUNDED ON RECENT FACTS, WHICH HAVE TRANSPIRED IN THE COURSE OF THE LATE REVOLUTION OF MORAL PRINCIPLES IN FRANCE","London:                     W. Row, 1800","2 vols. 12&deg;","No complete copy of first edn located; EN2 Update 2; xESTC; xOCLC","Originally published Portsmouth, NH, 1800 (OCLC). Details in record from 2nd edn at Indiana University (OCLC 42940726: not seen). This OCLC entry gives author as 'P. Barrell', apparently in error. Format from Bent03","2nd edn 1801 (OCLC 42940726: vol. 2, 1800, not 2nd edn)",,
80,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A080","Tourville","Revd WYNDHAM",1800,"Male",,"TOURVILLE: OR, THE MYSTERIOUS LOVER: A SENTIMENTAL NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Crosby and Letterman, Stationers Court, Paternoster-Row, 1800","2 vols (I iv, 184p; II 184p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48764-1; EM 1493: 21; EN2 1800: 79; ESTC n013717; xOCLC","R. Noble, Printer, Old Bailey' below imprint date. Treated as anonymous in ESTC and NUC: the title however apparently links with <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1805A073""><i>Men and Women</i></a> (see EN2 1805: 72), which is attributed to the Revd Mr Wyndham by Summers. However, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>, under 1808: 18 for a possible connection with Orton Smith",,,
81,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A081","Eliza","Mrs YEATES",1800,"Female",,"ELIZA, A NOVEL: IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. YEATES, DAUGHTER OF THE LATE HOLLAND COOKSEY, ESQ. OF BRACES LEIGH, IN THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER","Lambeth:                     Printed and published by S. Tibson, No. 7, Westminster-Bridge-Road; and sold by C. Chapple, Pall-Mall; J. and E. Kerby, Old Bond-Street; J. Lee, No. 77, Fleet-Street; and West and Hughes, Paternoster-Row, 1800","2 vols (I xii, 168p; II 180p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48984-9; EN2 1800: 80; ESTC t144767; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the amiable and humane Mrs. Bland, of Ham-Court in the County of Worcester'. Preface presents author as 'tremblingly alive to all the fears which the first attempt naturally excites' (p. [v]). 'Names of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [vii]&ndash;xii. 'Elegy on the Death of Sir William Jones [&hellip;], written by R. Cooksey, Esq.', vol. 2, pp. [177]&ndash;180; novel proper ends on p. 176",,,
82,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1800A082","Valley of Collares",,1800,"Female",,"VALLEY OF COLLARES, OR THE CAVERN OF HORRORS. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. TRANSLATED FROM THE PORTUGUESE","London:                     Printed for the Author, at the Minerva-Press, by William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1800","3 vols (I 247p; II 273p; III 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48853-2; EN2 1800: 81; xESTC; OCLC 7111572","No Portuguese original discovered; this might be an original work by Mrs Yorke. Blakey notes 'Dedication to Sir Charles Gould Morgan, Bart.', but not found in Corvey copy",,,
83,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A001","Adamina","ANON",1801,"Female",,"ADAMINA, A NOVEL, BY A LADY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate-Street, for Vernor and Hood, 31, Poultry, 1801","2 vols (I 187p; II 187p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47013-7; ECB 4; EN2 1801: 1; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
84,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A002","Agnes","ANON",1801,"Unknown",,"AGNES. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF FREDERICA RISBERG","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","3 vols (I 324p; II 369p; III 380p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47026-9; ECB 8; EN2 1801: 2; xNSTC; OCLC 13304326",,"Dublin 1802 (OCLC)",,
85,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A003","Clara","ANON",1801,"Unknown",,"CLARA, A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-Street, 1801","2 vols (I 262p; II 203p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47286-5; ECB 117; EN2 1801: 3; NSTC C2048; OCLC 6691943","T. Davison, Lombard-Street, White-Friars' in square brackets after imprint date",,,
86,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A004","Farther Excursions of the Observant Pedestrian","ANON",1801,"Unknown",,"FARTHER EXCURSIONS OF THE OBSERVANT PEDESTRIAN, EXEMPLIFIED IN A TOUR TO MARGATE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE ""OBSERVANT PEDESTRIAN,"" IN TWO VOLUMES, ""MYSTIC COTTAGER,"" ""MONTROSE,"" &C","London:                     Printed for R. Dutton, No. 10, Birchin-Lane, Cornhill. By J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate-Street, 1801","4 vols (I xii, 239p; II 237p; III 240p; IV 235p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47635-6; EN2 1801: 5; NSTC M1127; OCLC 12136185","Introductory 'To The Reviewers In General' strongly asserts female authorship, in relation to the preceding <i>Observant Pedestrian</i> (1795): 'how will they be surprised to learn, that the subject is the sole effusions of a female pen, although the deep penetration of a certain critical class, could neither discern or imagine such ideas were composed by a woman' (pp. vi&ndash;vii)",,,
87,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A005","First Love","ANON",1801,"Unknown",,"FIRST LOVE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","3 vols (I 284p; II 345p; III 365p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47554-6; EN2 1801: 6; xNSTC; xOCLC","Lacks sub-title of 'or, The history of Lady Frances Sullivan' given in Blakey (copy not seen). Distinct from <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1824A007""><i>First Love; a Tale of my Mother's Times</i></a> (EN2 1824: 6); and again from <i>First Love: A Novel</i> (EN3 1830: 71), by Margracia Loudon",,,
88,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A006","Knight and Mason, The","ANON",1801,"Unknown",,"THE KNIGHT AND MASON; OR, HE WHO RUNS MAY READ. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Crosby and Letterman, Stationer's-Court; by Rowland Hurst, Wakefield, 1801","4 vols (I 216p; II 214p; III 219p; IV 192p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47923-1; ECB 323; EN2 1801: 7; NSTC K758; xOCLC","Drop-head and running-titles (unlike t.ps.) read 'The Knight and the Mason'. Colophons read: 'R. Hurst, Printer, Wakefield'",,,
89,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A007","Lusignan","ANON",1801,"Unknown",,"LUSIGNAN, OR THE ABBAYE OF LA TRAPPE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","4 vols (I 200p, ill.; II 205p; III 217p; IV 239p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48126-0; ECB 356; EN2 1801: 8; xNSTC; OCLC 6897032","Founded on Baculard's D'Arnaud's first play ""Les Amans Malheureux, ou le comte de Comminge"" (1765), itself a dramatization of Madame de Tencin's story ""Les Mémoires du comte de Comminge"" ' (Summers, p. 394)",,,
90,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A008","Monastery of Gondolfo, The","ANON",1801,"Female",,"THE MONASTERY OF GONDOLFO. A ROMANCE. BY A YOUNG LADY","Limerick:                     Printed by John and Thomas M'Auliff, at the Circulating Library, near the Exchange, 1801","1 vol.  (142p). 12&deg;","Dt OLS.188.r.80; EN2 1801: 9; NSTC M2821; xOCLC","Collates in sixes",,,
91,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A009","Moral Legacy, The","ANON",1801,"Unknown",,"THE MORAL LEGACY; OR, SIMPLE NARRATIVES","London:                     Printed for William Miller, Old Bond Street, 1801","1 vol.  (xi, 359p). 8&deg;","BL 1578/2364; ECB 395; EN2 Update 2;  NSTC M3116; OCLC 11593123","Introduction', pp. [v]&ndash;xi, signed 'Editor' and dated 'London, April 10, 1801'. This claims that contents derive from narratives collected and bequeathed by a philanthropist friend. The constituent stories (all in the first person) are: 'The Gamester', pp. [1]&ndash;35; 'The Passionate Man', pp. 36&ndash;50; 'The Envious Woman', pp. 51&ndash;67; 'The Vain Man', pp. 68&ndash;99; 'The Libertine', pp. 100&ndash;22; 'The Prodigal', pp. 123&ndash;51; 'The Miser', pp. 152&ndash;95; 'The Enthusiast', pp. 196&ndash;265; 'The Adulteress', pp. 266&ndash;359","2nd edn 1808 (BL 1507/197)",,
92,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A010","Mysterious Friendship","ANON",1801,"Unknown",,"MYSTERIOUS FRIENDSHIP: A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Knight & Compton, Middle Street, Cloth Fair, for Earle and Hemet, 47, Albemarle Street, Piccadilly, 1801","2 vols (I 236p; II 267p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48179-1; ECB 403; EN2 1801: 10; xNSTC; xOCLC","Attributed to 'Miss Helme' in Newman Catalogue of 1814, but no fully plausible connection with Elizabeth Helme has been discovered: see also <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>",,,"CME 3-628-48179-1"
93,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A011","Scourge of Conscience, The","ANON",1801,"Unknown",,"THE SCOURGE OF CONSCIENCE. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for R. Dutton, Birchin-Lane, Cornhill, 1801","4 vols (I 204p; II 204p; III 284p; IV 279p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48600-9; ECB 522; EN2 1801: 12; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
94,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A012","Soldier Boy, The","ANON",1801,"Unknown",,"THE SOLDIER BOY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE SAILOR BOY","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","3 vols (I 238p; II 238p; III 216p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48718-8; EN2 1801: 13; NSTC S2795; OCLC 7076310","Evidently by the same author as that of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1802A009""><i>Nobility Run Mad</i></a> (EN2 1802:9) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1186""><i>Diurnal Events</i></a> (EN2 1816:2). ECB  lists only <i>Soldier Boy</i> (EN3 1831: 61) and <i>Sailor Boy</i> (EN3 1830: 94), by Rosalia St Clair",,,
95,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A013","St Mary's Abbey","ANON",1801,"Male",,"ST. MARY'S ABBEY. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY AN OFFICER IN THE BRITISH MILITIA","Chelmsford:                     Printed for the Author, by R. C. Stanes, and Co., 1801","2 vols (I xii, 134p; II 187p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48491-X; EN2 1801: 11; xNSTC; OCLC 7032309","List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [vii]&ndash;xii. Collates in sixes. ECB 512 lists Badcock edn, Feb 1802; but not discovered in this form",,,
96,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A014","Wise Men of Gosmanthorpe, The","ANON",1801,"Unknown",,"THE WISE MEN OF GOSMANTHORPE. A TALE","London:                     Printed by Burney and Gold, Shoe-Lane. For T. Reynolds, Oxford-Street, 1801","1 vol.  (xx, 206p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.514; ECB 644; EN2 1801: 14; NSTC G1522; xOCLC","Includes several long digressions on non-fictional subjects",,"9a0BAAAAQAAJ","long s!"
97,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A015","Beggar Boy, The","Thomas BELLAMY",1801,"Male",,"THE BEGGAR BOY: A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE LATE MR. THOMAS BELLAMY. TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED, BIOGRAPHICAL PARTICULARS OF THE AUTHOR, BY MRS. VILLA-REAL GOOCH","London:                     Printed for Earle and Hemet, No. 47, Albemarle-Street, Piccadilly, by Hare and Co. King-Street, Covent-Garden, 1801","3 vols (I xlvi, 182p, ill.; II 225p; III 230p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47189-3; ECB 49; EN2 1801: 15; NSTC B1418; xOCLC","Frontispiece portrait of 'Mr. Thomas Bellamy', carrying the legend 'Published as the Act directs, December 20th 1800, by Earle & Hemet Albemarle Street'. Preface signed by Elizabeth Sarah Villa-Real Gooch, Nov 1800","Alexandria, VA, 1802 (NSTC)",,
98,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A016","Eight Historical Tales","Henry BRYER",1801,"Unknown",,"EIGHT HISTORICAL TALES, CURIOUS AND INSTRUCTIVE: I. THE UNFORTUNATE DAMASCENES. II. JETZER. III. ARDEN OF FAVERSHAM. IV. THE GOWRIE CONSPIRACY. V. MASANIELLO. VI. THE CAMPDEN WONDER. VII. THE MYSTERIOUS LETTERS. VIII. IVAN THE THIRD","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson, No. 72, St. Paul's Churchyard, by H. Bryer, Bridewell Hospital, Bridge Street, 1801","1 vol.  (viii, 284p, ill., map). 12&deg;","BL 12612.c.2; ECB 82; EN2 Update 1; NSTC T112; OCLC 20857523","Dedication 'To that Kind Relative, Who Watched over his Helpless Youth with Paternal Care.' 'Prefatory Invitation', signed 'J. W.', notes: 'A few of these [fabled romances] are offered to your perusal; be persuaded to turn awhile from the artful fictions of the novel-writer to the volume before you' (p. v). List of 'Tales and Authorities', pp. vii&ndash;viii. 'The Unfortunate Damascenes', pp. [1]&ndash;62; 'Jetzer', pp. 63&ndash;84; 'Arden of Faversham', pp. 85&ndash;130; 'The Gowrie Conspiracy', pp. 131&ndash;58; 'Masaniello', pp. [159]&ndash;190; 'The Campden Wonder', pp. 191&ndash;225; 'The Mysterious Letters', pp. 226&ndash;42; 'Ivan the Third', pp. [243]&ndash;284. ECB lists under Bryer (H.), this probably relating to Henry Bryer, the printer, who was associated with a number of historical works at this period, including <i>A Lilliputian History of England, from the Norman Conquest</i> (1806). BLC, following signature, gives as '[By J. W.]'",,,
99,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A017","Dorothea","Mrs BULLOCK",1801,"Female",,"DOROTHEA, OR A RAY OF THE NEW LIGHT. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row; by R. Noble, in the Old Bailey, 1801","3 vols (I 204p; II 183p; III 161p). 12&deg;","Corvey; ECB 169; EN2 1801: 4; NSTC D1596; OCLC 24595127","For author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>","Dublin 1801 (OCLC)",,
100,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A018","Pirate of Naples, The","Mary CHARLTON",1801,"Female",,"THE PIRATE OF NAPLES. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MARY CHARLTON, AUTHOR OF ROSELLA, ANDRONICA, PHEDORA, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","3 vols (I 303p, ill.; II 308p; III 300p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47256-3; ECB 107; EN2 1801: 16; xNSTC; xOCLC","German trans., 1803 [as <i>Der Seer&auml;uber von Neapel [&hellip;] Eine abentheuerliche Geschichte</i> (RS)]","Dublin 1802 (OCLC 20010213); French trans., 1801; German trans., 1803",,"CME 3-628-47256-3; Yale and Alberta have copies"
101,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A019","Irish Excursion, The","Mrs COLPOYS",1801,"Female",,"THE IRISH EXCURSION, OR I FEAR TO TELL YOU. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","4 vols (I 310p; II 300p; III 298p; IV 297p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47462-0; ECB 300; EN2 1801: 17; NSTC C3182; OCLC 36098608","Vignette, consisting of two hands, clasping a rose, thistle, and shamrock, on t.p","Dublin 1801 (OCLC); 1843 (OCLC)",,
102,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A020","Salvador","Mrs CROFFTS",1801,"Female",,"SALVADOR, OR BARON DE MONTBELLIARD. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. CROFFTS, AUTHOR OF ANKERWICK CASTLE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","2 vols (I 256p; II 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47344-6; ECB 144; EN2 1801: 18; NSTC C4234; xOCLC",,"French trans., 1801",,
103,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A021","Ancient Records","T. J. Horsley CURTIES",1801,"Male",,"ANCIENT RECORDS, OR, THE ABBEY OF SAINT OSWYTHE. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY T. J. HORSLEY CURTIES, AUTHOR OF ETHELWINA, OR THE HOUSE OF FITZ-AUBURNE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","4 vols (I viii, 408p, ill.; II 396p; III 350p; IV 319p). 12&deg;","BL 1578/3545; CME 3-628-47383-7; ECB 148; EN2 1801: 19; NSTC C4586; OCLC 6702190","Dedication 'to Mrs. Watson, Poets' Corner, Westminster', and signed 'No. 1 Bury Street, Bloomsbury Square, Jan. 10, 1801'. Preface, vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;viii, states of the author: 'He sent his<i> Ethelwina</i> into the world as an orphan, whose father feared to acknowledge it, and under his Christian appellation of HORSLEY. The public have fostered it; and now, with some degree of pride, he can claim it as his own by his <i>surname</i> of CURTIES' (p. v)","2nd edn 1832 (OCLC); French trans., 1813 [as <i>'L'Abbaye de Saint-Oswithe</i> (CCFR)]",,
104,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A022","Percival","Robert Charles DALLAS",1801,"Male",,"PERCIVAL, OR NATURE VINDICATED. A NOVEL. BY R. C. DALLAS, ESQ. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by A. Strahan, Printers-Street, for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1801","4 vols (I xxiv, 315p; II xi, 263p; III xii, 250p; IV viii, 250p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.dd.4; CME 3-628-47395-0; ECB 150; EN2 1801: 20; NSTC D102; OCLC 5759750","Dedication to 'Her [&hellip;] whose maternal virtues have raised around me a family of young friends', signed R. C. Dallas","2nd edn 1802 (NSTC)",,
105,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A023","Belmour","Anne Seymour DAMER",1801,"Female",,"BELMOUR: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church Yard, 1801","3 vols (I 256p; II 300p; III 332p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47234-2; ECB 49; EN2 1801: 21; xNSTC; OCLC 3689586","Luke Hansard, Printer, Lincoln's-Inn Fields' after imprint date","Dublin 1801 (NSTC D180); new edn 1827 (Corvey); French trans., 1804 [as <i>Belmont</i> (CCFR)]",,
106,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A024","Old Nick","Edward DUBOIS",1801,"Male",,"OLD NICK: A SATIRICAL STORY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF A PIECE OF FAMILY BIOGRAPHY, &C","London:                     Printed for Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet-Street, 1801","3 vols (I xxxii, 198p; II xii, 266p; III xiii, 273p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48252-6; ECB 172; EN2 1801: 22; NSTC D2013; OCLC 13326181","Dedication 'to Thomas Hill, Esq.', dated 10 Oct 1800","Dublin 1801 (NSTC); 2nd edn 1803 (NSTC)",,
107,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A025","Welshman, The","William EARLE (jun.)",1801,"Male",,"THE WELSHMAN, A ROMANCE, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY WILLIAM EARLE, JUN. AUTHOR OF NATURAL FAULTS, A COMEDY; OBI, OR THREE-FINGER'D JACK, &C","London:                     Printed by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate Street, for Earle and Hemet, 47, Albemarle Street, Piccadilly, 1801","4 vols (I xiv, 271p; II 238p; III 262p; IV 245p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47508-2; ECB 176; EN2 1801: 23; NSTC E40; OCLC 35625508","Dedication 'to him, to whom I am indebted for life [&hellip;] To her, whose arms have cradled me'",,,
108,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A026","Belinda","Maria EDGEWORTH",1801,"Female",,"BELINDA. BY MARIA EDGEWORTH. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Churchyard, 1801","3 vols (I 8, 370p; II 387p; III 359p). 12&deg;","BL 012611.e.31; ECB 178; EN2 1801: 24; NSTC E229; OCLC 4839110","Printer information, found at foot of half-titles, differs between vols. Vol. 1 reads 'Printed by J. Crowder, Warwick Square'; vol. 2 reads 'Printed by S. Hamilton, Falcon Court, Fleet Street'; vol. 3 reads 'Printed by G. Woodfall, Paternoster Row'. 'Advertisement' dated 20 Apr 1801","Dublin 1801 (NSTC); 2nd edn 1802 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47557-0; Dublin 1802 (NSTC); 1810 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1811 (NSTC); 4th edn 1821 (NSTC); [at least 2 more edns to 1850]; Boston 1814 (NUC); French trans., 1802; German trans., 1803",,
109,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A027","Moral Tales for Young People","Maria EDGEWORTH",1801,"Female",,"MORAL TALES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. BY MARIA EDGEWORTH, AUTHOR OF PRACTICAL EDUCATION, &C","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Churchyard, by G. Woodfall, Paternoster-Row, 1801","5 vols (I xi, 238p, ill.; II, 197p, ill.; III 192p, ill.; IV 190p; V 190p). 12&deg;","BL Ch.800/132; ECB 178; EN2 1801: 25; NSTC E239; OCLC 8856802","I Forester; II Angelina, and the Knapsack; III The Prussian Vase, and Mademoiselle Panache; IV The Good Aunt; V The Good French Governess. Preface signed by R. L. Edgeworth","1802 (NSTC: 3 vols); 2nd edn 1806 (NSTC); 5th edn 1809 (NSTC); 6th edn 1813 (NSTC); 7th edn 1816 (NSTC); [at least 4  more edns to 1850]; Philadelphia 1810 (NUC); French trans., 1804; German trans., 1828",,
110,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A028","Dream, or Noble Cambrians, The","Robert EVANS",1801,"Male",,"THE DREAM, OR NOBLE CAMBRIANS. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY ROBERT EVANS, A.M. AUTHOR OF THE STRANGER","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","2 vols (I 304p; II 258p). 12&deg;","CtY-BR In.Ev158.801D; ECB 193; EN2 1801: 26; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
111,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A029","Concealment, or the Cascade of Llantwarryhn","Mrs E. M. FOSTER",1801,"Female",,"CONCEALMENT, OR THE CASCADE OF LLANTWARRYHN. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF MIRIAM, JUDITH, FEDARETTA, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","2 vols (I 222p; II 322p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47307-1; ECB 129; EN2 1801: 27; xNSTC; xOCLC","To The Reader' (unn.) gives a hint concerning gender: 'The authoress of the ensuing work [&hellip;]'. This title is different from <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1821A003""><i>Concealment</i></a> (EN2 1821: 4)",,,
112,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A030","Man of Fortitude, The","Benjamin FRERE",1801,"Male",,"THE MAN OF FORTITUDE; OR, SCHEDONI IN ENGLAND. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY B. FRERE","London:                     Printed for James Wallis, No. 46, Pater-Noster-Row, 1801","3 vols (I 211p; II 236p; III 213p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47839-1; ECB 219; EN2 1801: 28; NSTC F1764; xOCLC","Printer's mark after imprint date reads: 'T. Davison, Lombard-Street, White-Friars'","Philadelphia 1802 (OCLC)",,
113,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A031","Truth and Fiction","Elizabeth Sarah Villa-Real GOOCH",1801,"Female",,"TRUTH AND FICTION: A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ELIZ. SARAH VILLA-REAL GOOCH. AUTHOR OF THE CONTRAST, WANDERINGS OF IMAGINATION, FANCIED EVENTS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Apollo Press, by G. Cawthorn, No. 132, Strand, Bookseller and Printer to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, 1801","4 vols (I xvi, 271p, music; II 252p; III 244p; IV 233p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48916-4; ECB 236; EN2 1801: 29; xNSTC; xOCLC","Preface, vol. 1, pp. i&ndash;xvi, signed Elizabeth Sarah Villa-Real, and dated 'Michael's Place, Brompton, 1801'. Drop-head title to vol. 1 reads 'Truth & Fiction'; those to vols 2 and 3 read, more extensively, 'Truth & Fiction. The History of Antonio, Count Genzano; or The Dominion of the Passions. Addressed to Father St. Pietro, his Confessor at Naples'",,,
114,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A032","Italian Romance, The","Miss GUION",1801,"Female",,"THE ITALIAN ROMANCE, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MISS GUION, AUTHOR OF IMMELINA, A GERMAN STORY, IN THREE VOLUMES","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by J. Wallis, No. 46, Pater-Noster-Row, 1801","2 vols (I vii, 195p; II 194p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47915-0; ECB 249; EN2 1801: 30; NSTC G2366; xOCLC","ECB  lists under Gutton, Miss",,,
115,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A033","She Lives in Hopes","Miss S. HATFIELD",1801,"Female",,"SHE LIVES IN HOPES; OR, CAROLINE. A NARRATION FOUNDED UPON FACTS. BY MISS HATFIELD, OF MANCHESTER. (BY PERMISSION) DEDICATED TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS OF ORANGE AND NASSAU. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Published for the Authoress, and sold by Parsons and Son, Ludgate-Hill; Vernor and Hood, Poultry; Carpenter and Co. Old Bond-Street; Clarks, Bancks, and Thomson, Manchester; and Merritts and Wright, Liverpool, 1801","2 vols (I vii, 311p; II 297p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.bbb.17; ECB 258; EN2 1801: 31; NSTC H870; xOCLC","Dedication signed S. Hatfield, London, 16 Apr 1801",,,
116,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A034","St Margaret's Cave","Elizabeth HELME",1801,"Female",,"ST. MARGARET'S CAVE: OR, THE NUN'S STORY. AN ANCIENT LEGEND. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ELIZABETH HELME, AUTHOR OF ALBERT, FARMER OF INGLEWOOD FOREST, LOUISA, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Earle and Hemet, Albemarle Street, 1801","4 vols (I xxviii, 260p; II 294p; III 296p; IV 320p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47789-1; ECB 263; EN2 1801: 32; NSTC H1231; OCLC 6742922",,"2nd edn 1819 (NSTC); French trans., 1803; German trans., 1803","stmargaretscaveo01helm stmargaretscaveo02helm stmargaretscaveo03helm stmargaretscaveo04helm;3aQBAAAAQAAJ R6UBAAAAQAAJ VqUBAAAAQAAJ","3aQBAAAAQAAJ R6UBAAAAQAAJ VqUBAAAAQAAJ has 3 of 4 volumes, missing first."
117,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A035","First Impressions","Margaret HOLFORD [n&#233;e WRENCH, Margaret]",1801,"Female",,"FIRST IMPRESSIONS; OR, THE PORTRAIT. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY M. HOLFORD, AUTHOR OF SELIMA, GRESFORD VALE, POEMS, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","4 vols (I iv, 271p, ill.; II 354p; III 344p; IV 349p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47727-1; EN2 1801: 33; xNSTC; OCLC 13297931","Dedication to Miss Seward. Blakey lists under 1800, but copy not seen","French trans., 1813 [as <i>Maria Doriville, ou le séducteur vertueux</i> (CCFR)]",,
118,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A036","Ernestina","Esther HOLSTEN",1801,"Female",,"ERNESTINA; A NOVEL. DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF YORK. BY ESTHER HOLSTEN. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. Cundee, Ivy-Lane, for Crosby and Letterman, Stationers'-Court, Ludgate-Hill, 1801","2 vols (I x, 277p; II 213p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47741-7; ECB 278; EN2 1801: 34; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Her Royal Highness, the Duchess of York'. Introduction dated Feb 1801",,,
119,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A037","Letitia","Rachel HUNTER",1801,"Female",,"LETITIA: OR, THE CASTLE WITHOUT A SPECTRE. BY MRS. HUNTER, OF NORWICH. IN FOUR VOLUMES","Norwich:                     Printed for W. Robberds; and sold by Longman and Rees, Paternoster-Row, London. Wilks and Taylor, Printers, Chancery-Lane, 1801","4 vols (I xvi, 384p; II 345p; III 342p; IV 360p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47786-7; ECB 289; EN2 1801: 35; NSTC H3176; OCLC 6820926",,,,
120,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A038","Ariel","Mrs ISAACS",1801,"Female",,"ARIEL, OR THE INVISIBLE MONITOR. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","4 vols (I 359p, ill.; II 269p; III 297p; IV 344p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47070-6; EN2 1801: 36; xNSTC; OCLC 4166449",,"German trans., 1804",,
121,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A039","Ruthinglenne","Isabella KELLY",1801,"Female",,"RUTHINGLENNE, OR THE CRITICAL MOMENT. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, TO LADY DALLING. BY ISABELLA KELLY, AUTHOR OF MADELINE, ABBEY OF ST. ASAPH, AVONDALE PRIORY, EVA, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","3 vols (I xii, 298p; II 284p; III 260p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47929-0; ECB 317; EN2 1801: 37; NSTC K138; OCLC 6800194","Dedication to Lady Dalling, vol. 1, pp. [ii]&ndash;vi, signed Isabella Kelly. 'List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [viii]&ndash;xii","French trans., 1818 [as <i>Le Prieuré de Ruthinglenne</i> (CCFR)]",,
122,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A040","Emmeline; or, the Happy Discovery","Anne KER",1801,"Female",,"EMMELINE; OR, THE HAPPY DISCOVERY; A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY ANNE KER, AUTHOR OF THE HEIRESS DI MONTALDE, ADELINE ST. JULIAN, &C","London:                     Printed by J. Bonsor, Salisbury Square. For J. and E. Kerby, Bond Street; and T. Hurst, Paternoster Row, 1801","2 vols (I viii, 271p; II 280p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48003-5 ECB 186; EN2 1801: 38; NSTC K380; xOCLC","Dedication to Lady Jerningham, dated 24 Feb 1801",,,
123,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A041","Swedish Mysteries","Johanson KIDDERSLAW",1801,"Male","Anna Maria MACKENZIE","SWEDISH MYSTERIES, OR HERO OF THE MINES. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. TRANSLATED FROM A SWEDISH MANUSCRIPT, BY JOHANSON KIDDERSLAW, FORMERLY MASTER OF THE ENGLISH GRAMMAR SCHOOL AT UPSAL","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","3 vols (I 288p, ill.; II 303p; III 320p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48793-5; ECB 321; EN2 1801: 39; xNSTC; xOCLC","Kidderslaw has not been located in Swedish bibliographies and may be a spurious name. Several catalogues attribute directly to Mackenzie; Frank (Item 258) calls this a 'sham translation'. Blakey (copy not seen) gives title as continuing ' [&hellip;] of Dalecarlia', but Corvey copy does not include this",,,
124,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A042","Fatal Secret, The","Sophia KING [afterwards FORTNUM, Sophia]",1801,"Female",,"THE FATAL SECRET, OR, UNKNOWN WARRIOR; A ROMANCE OF THE TWELFTH CENTURY, WITH LEGENDARY POEMS. BY SOPHIA KING, AUTHOR OF WALDORF, OR THE DANGERS OF PHILOSOPHY; CORDELIA, A ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE; AND THE VICTIM OF FRIENDSHIP, A GERMAN ROMANCE","London:                     Printed for the Author, by J. G. Barnard, George's Court, Clerkenwell; and sold by J. Fiske, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, and all other Booksellers, 1801","1 vol.  (vii, 211p). 8&deg;","BL N.2048(3); ECB 321; EN2 1801: 40; NSTC K593; OCLC 40239099","Preface', pp. [i]&ndash;vii, indicates this work is the author's 'fourth attempt' (p. iv)",,,
125,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A043","Victim of Friendship, The","Sophia KING [afterwards FORTNUM, Sophia]",1801,"Female",,"THE VICTIM OF FRIENDSHIP; A GERMAN ROMANCE. BY SOPHIA KING, AUTHOR OF TRIFLES FROM HELICON, &C","London:                     R. Dutton, 1801","2 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; EN2 1801: 41; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
126,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A044","Canterbury Tales. Volume the Fourth","Harriet LEE",1801,"Female",,"CANTERBURY TALES. VOLUME THE FOURTH. BY HARRIET LEE","London:                     Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row, 1801","1 vol.  (490p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48017-5; ECB 336; EN2 1801: 42; NSTC L978; xOCLC","The poet's address' (1 p. unn.). Contains 'The German's Tale: Kruitzner' and 'The Scotsman's Tale: Claudina'","2nd edn 1803 (NUC); (as part of collected edns.): 1832 (NSTC); 1837 (NSTC); 1842 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1833 (NSTC); German trans., 1810. Kruitzner (separately) 5th edn 1823 (NSTC); New York & Philadelphia 1823 (NSTC)",,
127,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A045","Plain Story, A","Mrs LESLIE",1801,"Female",,"A PLAIN STORY. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","4 vols (I 384p, ill.; II 322p; III 324p; IV 366p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48474-X; EN2 1801: 43; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
128,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A046","Microcosm, The","Alethea Brereton LEWIS",1801,"Female",,"THE MICROCOSM. BY THE AUTHOR OF VICISSITUDES IN GENTEEL LIFE. IN FIVE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry, 1801","5 vols (I xxviii, 248p; II vii, 255p; III vii, 264p; IV vii, 243p; V iv, 204p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48128-7; ECB 383; EN2 1801: 44; NSTC L1464; OCLC 7881006","Printer's mark after imprint date reads: 'By T. Gillet, Salisbury-Square'. Dedication to 'Sir Edward Littleton, Bart, one of the Representatives of the County of Stafford'. 'Prefatory Letter. Addressed to the Rev. William Johnstone'",,,
129,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A047","Infernal Quixote, The","Charles LUCAS",1801,"Male",,"THE INFERNAL QUIXOTE. A TALE OF THE DAY. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY CHARLES LUCAS, A.M. AUTHOR OF THE CASTLE OF ST. DONATS, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","4 vols (I viii, 291p, ill.; II 411p; III 348p; IV 375p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48119-8; ECB 355; EN2 1801: 45; NSTC L2560; OCLC 6901080",,"Dublin 1801 (OCLC); French trans., 1802",,
130,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A048","Follies of Fashion, The","Mr LYTTLETON",1801,"Male",,"THE FOLLIES OF FASHION: A DRAMATIC NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by A. Strahan, Printers-Street; for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1801","3 vols (I 270p; II 302p; III 324p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47798-0; ECB 210; EN2 1801: 46; NSTC F995; OCLC 49466320",,,,
131,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A049","Enchantress, The","Mrs MARTIN",1801,"Female",,"THE ENCHANTRESS, OR WHERE SHALL I FIND HER? A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF MELBOURNE, DELORAINE, REGINALD, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","1 vol.  (335p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47565-1; ECB 186; EN2 1801: 47; NSTC E865; OCLC 15582599",,,,
132,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A050","What Has Been","Eliza Kirkham MATHEWS",1801,"Female",,"WHAT HAS BEEN. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","2 vols (I 288p; II 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48898-2; EN2 1801: 48; xNSTC; OCLC 4104206","Blakey and Summers treat this work as anonymous, the latter adding 'The first literary attempt of a lady'. Attributed to 'Mrs Mathews' on t.p. of the American edn, Alexandria 1803, as seen at University of Pennsylvania; OCLC attributes to Mrs Charles Mathews, d. 1802. FC includes this as a late work of Eliza Kirkham Mathews (1772&ndash;1802) in its entry on that author","Alexandria, VA, 1803 (OCLC)",,
133,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A051","Introspection","Charlotte MATTHEW",1801,"Female",,"INTROSPECTION; OR A PEEP AT REAL CHARACTERS. A NOVEL.&#8212;IN FOUR VOLS. BY CHARLOTTE MATTHEW","Bath:                     Printed by R. Cruttwell; and sold by Messrs. Carpenter (Booksellers to his R. H. The Duke of York) Old Bond-Street, London, 1801","4 vols (I vi, 207p; II 258p; III 304p; IV 312p). 12&deg;","MH-H EC8M4312801; ECB 373; EN2 1801: 49; xNSTC; OCLC 41981627","This title is listed by Summers under Mrs Charlotte Mathews along with others usually attributed to Eliza Kirkham (Mrs Charles) Mathews","1802 (Corvey&mdash;a reissue by the Minerva Press with a cancel t.p.), CME 3-628-48197-X",,
134,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A052","Mysterious Husband","Mary MEEKE",1801,"Female",,"MYSTERIOUS HUSBAND. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY GABRIELLI, AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIOUS WIFE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","4 vols (I 286p; II 273p; III 297p; IV 298p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47882-0; EN2 1801: 50; xNSTC; OCLC 6932657",,"French trans., 1804",,
135,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A053","Which Is the Man?","Mary MEEKE",1801,"Female",,"WHICH IS THE MAN? A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. MEEKE, AUTHOR OF ANECDOTES OF THE ALTAMONT FAMILY, ELLESMERE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","4 vols (I 275p, ill.; II 271p; III 288p; IV 256p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48052-3; ECB 378; EN2 1801: 51; NSTC M1958; OCLC 6932572",,,,
136,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A054","Castle of Villeroy, a Romance, The","Frances Mary MILLS",1801,"Female",,"THE CASTLE OF VILLEROY, A ROMANCE. BY FRANCES MARY MILLS","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick-Street; and sold by T. Hurst, Paternoster-Row, 1801","1 vol.  (xiii, 226p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48165-1; EN2 1801: 52; xNSTC; OCLC 49436417","Dedication to the Subscribers', pp. [iii]&ndash;vi, signed 'Frances Mary Mills. 14, Blenham's Buildings, Camberwell'. 'List of Subscribers', pp. [vii]&ndash;xiii. A different novel from <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1827A001""><i>The Castle of Villeroy; or the Bandit Chief</i></a>, written under the pseudonym of Ann of Kent (EN2 1827: 12). BL has a variant copy (C.192.a.219) bearing the imprint of J. Skirven, but with the same Shury colophon as above and identical pagination (plus subscription list). Imprint of this cancel t.p. reads as follows: 'London: Printed by J. Skirven, Ratcliff-Highway; for William Harris, No. 96, High-Street, Shadwell'",,,
137,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A055","Confession, The","Agnes MUSGRAVE",1801,"Female",,"THE CONFESSION: A NOVEL, IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY AGNES MUSGRAVE, AUTHOR OF CICELY OF RABY, THE SOLEMN INJUNCTION, &C","London:                     Printed at the Apollo Press, by G. Cawthorn, British Library, Strand; Bookseller and Printer to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, 1801","5 vols (I 266p; II 256p; III 247p; IV 260p; V 231p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48171-6; ECB 402; EN2 1801: 53; NSTC M3773; OCLC 6950266","Last page of vol. 1 mistakenly numbered 262",,,
138,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A056","Father and Daughter, The","Amelia Alderson OPIE",1801,"Female",,"THE FATHER AND DAUGHTER, A TALE, IN PROSE: WITH AN EPISTLE FROM THE MAID OF CORINTH TO HER LOVER; AND OTHER POETICAL PIECES. BY MRS. OPIE","London:                     Printed by Davis, Wilks, and Taylor, Chancery-Lane; and sold by Longman and Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1801","1 vol.  (vii, 244p). 12&deg;","C S727d8029; ECB 423; EN2 1801: 54; NSTC O385; OCLC 4724550","Dedication to 'Dr. Alderson, of Norwich', signed 'Amelia Opie, Berners Street, 1800'. 'To the Reader' expresses apprehension felt 'as an avowed Author at the bar of public opinion', and offers not 'a Novel' but 'a simple, moral Tale' (pp. [vi]&ndash;vii). Tale ends at p. 206, followed by poems","2nd edn 1801 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1802 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48261-5; Dublin 1803 (OCLC); 4th edn 1804 (NSTC); 5th edn 1806 (NSTC); [at least 6 more edns to 1850]; Richmond 1806 (OCLC); French trans., 1802; German trans., 1803 [as <i>Vater und Tochter. Ein Familiengem&auml;lde</i> (RS)]",,
139,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A057","Peasant of Ardenne Forest, The","Eliza PARSONS",1801,"Female",,"THE PEASANT OF ARDENNE FOREST: A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. PARSONS, AUTHOR OF ANECDOTES OF TWO WELL-KNOWN FAMILIES THE MISER, THE VALLEY OF ST. GOTHARD, AN OLD FRIEND WITH A NEW FACE, WOMAN AS SHE SHOULD BE, MYSTERIOUS WARNING, &C","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by T. Hurst, No. 32, Paternoster Row; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; Carpenter and Co. Old-Bond-Street; and Didier and Tibbett, St. James's-Street, London, 1801","4 vols (I 276p; II 287p; III 296p; IV 328p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48401-4; ECB 435; EN2 1801: 55; NSTC P566; OCLC 6968609",,"French trans., 1803",,
140,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A058","My Uncle Thomas","Guillaume Charles Antoine PIGAULT-LEBRUN",1801,"Male",,"MY UNCLE THOMAS. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. FROM THE FRENCH OF PIGAULT LEBRUN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","4 vols (I 264p; II 240p; III 255p; IV 257p). 12&deg;","CtY-BR Hfd29615M; ECB 335; EN2 1801: 56; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Mon oncle Thomas</i> (Paris, 1795). Some pages wanting in vol. 2","Dublin 1801 (OCLC); New York 1810 (OCLC)",,
141,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A059","Western Mail, The","Annabella PLUMPTRE",1801,"Female",,"THE WESTERN MAIL: BEING A SELECTION OF LETTERS MADE FROM THE BAG TAKEN FROM THE WESTERN MAIL, WHEN IT WAS ROBBED BY GEORGE &#8211;&#8211;&#8211;, IN 17&#8211;&#8211;. NOW FIRST PUBLISHED","London:                     Printed by Davis, Wilks, and Taylor, Chancery-Lane, for J. Mawman, Successor to Mr. Dilly, in the Poultry, 1801","1 vol.  (iv, 282p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48897-4; ECB 631; EN2 1801: 57; NSTC P2155; OCLC 10475705",,,,
142,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A060","Something New","Anne PLUMPTRE",1801,"Female",,"SOMETHING NEW: OR, ADVENTURES AT CAMPBELL-HOUSE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ANNE PLUMPTRE","London:                     Printed by A. Strahan, Printers-Street; for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1801","3 vols (I iv, 348p; II 334p; III 355p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48477-4; ECB 455; EN2 1801: 58; NSTC P2162; xOCLC","Prologue' in verse, vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;iv",,,
143,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A061","Adonia","Caroline E. RICHARDSON",1801,"Female",,"ADONIA, A DESULTORY STORY, IN FOUR VOLUMES. INSCRIBED, BY PERMISSION, TO HER GRACE THE DUCHESS OF BUCCLEUGH","London:                     Printed for A. & J. Black & H. Parry, Leadenhall-Street; and Bell & Bradfute, Edinburgh, 1801","4 vols (I 3, 300p; II 295p; III 343p; IV 372p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.cc.15; ECB 6; EN2 1801: 59; NSTC A479; OCLC 13275726","Dedication by 'the Authoress' dated London, 19 Jan 1801. Attribution guided by Catalogue [1810] of Mackay's Circulating Library (Edinburgh), which  lists as 'by Mrs. Richardson'. Also identified in Jackson as Richardson, Caroline E., Mrs George G. (1777&ndash;1853), the wife of George Richardson, a servant of the East India Company, and herself eventually proprietor of the Berwick Advertiser. This is a different author from Charlotte Caroline Richardson, author of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1821A062""><i>The Soldier's Child</i></a> (EN2 1821: 63)",,,
144,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A062","Raymond","Richard SICKELMORE",1801,"Male",,"RAYMOND, A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. INSCRIBED, BY PERMISSION, TO GEORGE PORTER, ESQ. M.P. BY RICHARD SICKELMORE, AUTHOR OF MARY-JANE, &C","London:                     Printed by W. and C. Spilsbury, Snowhill, for Didier and Tebbett, St. James's Street; and sold by Crosby and Letterman, Stationers Court, Ludgate-Hill, 1801","2 vols (I vii, 267p; II 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48694-7; EN2 1801: 60; NSTC S1916; OCLC 20030320","Dedication to 'George Porter, Esq. M.P.'. OCLC describes as with list of subscribers (vol. 1, pp. [vii]&ndash;xi); but not found in Corvey copy",,,
145,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A063","Trevanion","Horatio SMITH",1801,"Male",,"TREVANION; OR, MATRIMONIAL ERRORS. A NOVEL. BY MR. SMITH, AUTHOR OF [&#8230;] ""FAMILY STORY""&#8212;""THE RUNAWAY,"" &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Earle and Hemet, No. 47, Albemarle Street, Piccadilly, 1801","4 vols (I 211p; II 209p; III 211p; IV 214p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48658-0; ECB 545; EN2 1801: 61; NSTC S2434; xOCLC",,"Dublin 1801 (OCLC 47875270)",,
146,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A064","Fugitive of the Forest, The","Maria Lavinia SMITH",1801,"Female",,"THE FUGITIVE OF THE FOREST. A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MARIA LAVINIA SMITH","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","2 vols (I 232p; II 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48662-9; EN2 1801: 62; NSTC S2542; xOCLC","Vignettes after each chapter","Philadelphia 1836 (OCLC); French trans., 1803",,
147,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A065","Martyn of Fenrose","Henry SUMMERSETT",1801,"Male",,"MARTYN OF FENROSE; OR, THE WIZARD AND THE SWORD. A ROMANCE. BY HENRY SUMMERSETT, AUTHOR OF LEOPOLD WARNDORF, JAQUELINE OF OLZEBURG, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for R. Dutton, No. 10, Birchin-Lane, Cornhill; and sold by Cobbett and Morgan, Crown and Mitre, Pall-Mall; Miller, Bond-Street; and Hurst, Pater-Noster-Row, 1801","3 vols (I iv, 239p; II 252p; III 226p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48734-X; ECB 569; EN2 1801: 63; NSTC S4367; OCLC 37255122","Preface dated London, 1800",,,
148,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A066","Splendid Misery","Thomas Skinner SURR",1801,"Male",,"SPLENDID MISERY. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY T. S. SURR, AUTHOR OF GEORGE BARNWELL, CONSEQUENCES, &C","London:                     Printed for T. Hurst, Paternoster-Row, 1801/02","3 vols (I (1801) 254p; II (1801) 249p; III (1802) iii, 274p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.dd.1; ECB 570; EN2 1801: 64; NSTC S4393; xOCLC","Dedication in vol. 3 to Richard Brinsley Sheridan; also Preface in same vol., dated London, Feb 1802","2nd edn 1802 (Corvey, OCLC 21935368), CME 3-628-48738-2; Dublin 1802 (OCLC); 3rd edn 1803 (NSTC); 4th edn 1807 (NSTC); 5th edn 1814 (NSTC); German trans., 1802 [as <i>Graf Latimore, oder die M&auml;rtyrer des Glaubens</i> (RS)]; French trans., 1807 [as <i>Splendeur et souffrance</i> (BN)]",,
149,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A067","Daughter of Adoption, The","John THELWALL",1801,"Male",,"THE DAUGHTER OF ADOPTION; A TALE OF MODERN TIMES. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY JOHN BEAUFORT, LL.D","London:                     Printed for R. Phillips, St. Paul's Church-Yard; sold by T. Hurst, J. Wallis, and West and Hughes, Paternoster-Row, 1801","4 vols (I iv, 335p; II 324p; III 319p; IV 309p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47132-X; EN2 1801: 65; NSTC T559; OCLC 7104968","Printer's mark after imprint date reads: 'T. Davison, White-Friars' (in square brackets). This differs in the 3rd and 4th vols: 'Printed by Davis, Wilks, and Taylor, Chancery-Lane'","Dublin 1801 (BRu ENC)",,
150,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A068","Justina; or, the History of a Young Lady","Harriet VENTUM",1801,"Female",,"JUSTINA; OR, THE HISTORY OF A YOUNG LADY. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY HARRIET VENTUM, AUTHOR OF SELINA, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for J. Badcock, Paternoster-Row, by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate-Street, 1801","4 vols (I iv, 264p; II 256p; III 215p; IV 215p). 12&deg;","CtY-BR In.V567.801J; ECB 612; EN2 1801: 66; xNSTC; OCLC 15062855","Dedication to the Marchioness of Abercorn, dated London, Dec 1801. Drop-head title 'Justina Trecothick. In a Series of Letters'; running-title 'Justina Trecothick'. Vol. 4 colophon 'Printed by W. Calvert, Great Shire Lane, Temple Bar'; vols 1 and 2 colophons 'Printed by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate-Street'. Vol. 4, despite its colophon, still has identical imprint to vols 1&ndash;3, with Dewick's name","1802 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48909-1",,
151,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A069","Geraldwood","Henry WHITFIELD",1801,"Male",,"GERALDWOOD. BY THE AUTHOR OF VILLEROY, AND SIGISMAR","London:                     Printed for R. Dutton, No. 10, Birchin-Lane, Cornhill. By J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate-Street, 1801","4 vols (I vi, 232p; II 217p; III 218p; IV 234p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47823-5; ECB 228; EN2 1801: 67; NSTC G678; xOCLC",,,,
152,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A070","Spinster's Tale, The","Ann WINGROVE",1801,"Female",,"THE SPINSTER'S TALE; IN WHICH IS INTRODUCED, LANGBRIDGE FORT, A ROMANCE. BY ANN WINGROVE, AUTHOR OF LETTERS MORAL AND ENTERTAINING. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by T. Plummer, Seething-Lane; for R. Dutton, Birchin-Lane, Cornhill, 1801","3 vols (I 192p; II 202p; III 180p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48936-9; ECB 643; EN2 1801: 68; NSTC W2440; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Her Royal Highness the Duchess of York', dated Bath, 1 Oct 1801",,,"no scans found 20110818, CME 3-628-48936-9 and OCLC504686226"
153,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A071","Agnes de Lilien","Caroline von WOLZOGEN",1801,"Female","Mrs SHOWES","AGNES DE LILIEN. A NOVEL. FROM THE GERMAN. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF STATIRA, AND THE RESTLESS MATRON","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","3 vols (I 263p; II 264p; III 332p). 12&deg;","BL 12551.bb.23; ECB 8; EN2 1801: 69; NSTC L1620; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Agnes von Lilien</i> (Berlin, 1798)",,,
154,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A072","Marvellous Pleasant Love-Story, A","Elizabeth WRIGHT",1801,"Female",,"A MARVELLOUS PLEASANT LOVE-STORY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for W. Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1801","2 vols (I v, 358p; II 348p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48118-X; ECB 371; EN2 1801: 70; NSTC W3023; xOCLC","Dedication 'to His Royal Highness Edward Duke of Kent'",,,
155,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A073","Haunted Palace, The","Mrs R. P. M. YORKE",1801,"Female",,"THE HAUNTED PALACE, OR THE HORRORS OF VENTOLIENE; A ROMANCE, BY MRS. YORKE, AUTHOR OF VALLEY OF COLLARES, ROMANCE OF SMYRNA, &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by C. Stower, King Street Covent Garden, for Earle and Hemet, Albemarle-Street, Piccadilly, 1801","3 vols (I 276p; II 268p; III 293p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48987-3; ECB 652; EN2 1801: 71; NSTC Y116; OCLC 7129787","Dedication 'to the Right Honorable Joshua Allen, Viscount Allen, in the county of Kildare, and Baron Allen, of Stillorgan, in the county of Dublin', dated 31 May 1801",,,
156,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1801A074","Romance of Smyrna, The","Mrs R. P. M. YORKE",1801,"Female",,"THE ROMANCE OF SMYRNA; OR, THE PREDICTION FULFILLED!!! IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Earle and Hemet, No. 47, Albemarle Street, Piccadilly, 1801","4 vols (I 198p; II 231p; III 227p; IV 258p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48988-1; ECB 652; EN2 1801: 72; xNSTC; OCLC 7129801","Dedication 'to Sir William Sidney Smith' signed 'R. P. M. Yorke'",,,
157,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A001","Author and the Two Comedians, The","ANON",1802,"Unknown",,"THE AUTHOR AND THE TWO COMEDIANS; OR THE ADOPTED CHILD; A NOVEL","London:                     Printed for M. Allen, 15, Paternoster-Row; and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom, 1802","1 vol.  (iv, 228p). 12&deg;","Newberry Library, Chicago Y.155.A961; EN2 1802: 1; xNSTC; Xoclc","Imprint on t.p. after imprint date reads: 'The Profits of this Edition will be appropriated to the Benefit of the Charity-Schools of Castle-Baynard Ward and Pentonville'",,,
158,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A002","Castle of Probation, The","ANON",1802,"Male",,"THE CASTLE OF PROBATION, OR, PRECEPTIVE ROMANCES; CHIEFLY TAKEN FROM LIFE. BY A CLERGYMAN. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster Row; by Bye and Law, St. John's-Square, Clerkenwell, 1802","2 vols (I 240p; II 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47219-9; EN2 1802: 2; NSTC C2432; xOCLC",,,,
159,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A003","Delaval","Janetta PHILIPPS",1802,"Female",,"DELAVAL. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","2 vols (I 266p, ill.; II 216p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47405-1; ECB 158; EN2 1802: 3; xNSTC; OCLC 6738026","For author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>","Newbern, NC, 1804 (OCLC)",,
160,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A004","Hatred","ANON",1802,"Unknown",,"HATRED, OR THE VINDICTIVE FATHER. A TALE OF SORROW. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","3 vols (I 228p; II 272p; III 269p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47851-0; ECB 258; EN2 1802: 4; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
161,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A005","History of Netterville, a Chance Pedestrian, The","ANON",1802,"Unknown",,"THE HISTORY OF NETTERVILLE, A CHANCE PEDESTRIAN. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. Cundee, Ivy-Lane, for Crosby and Co. Stationer's-Court, 1802","2 vols (I 300p; II 300p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47672-0; ECB 273; EN2 1802: 5; NSTC N578; OCLC 46438587","Dedication, signed 'The Authoress', describes this as a 'second attempt in the region of fiction'",,,
162,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A006","Jealousy","ANON",1802,"Female",,"JEALOUSY, OR THE DREADFUL MISTAKE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY A CLERGYMAN'S DAUGHTER","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","2 vols (I 306p; II 266p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47931-2; ECB 306; EN2 1802: 6; xNSTC; OCLC 19712935","See the same author's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1805A004""><i>Castle of Santa Fe</i></a> (EN2 1805: 3), for a possible authorship by Miss Cleeve",,,
163,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A007","Massouf","ANON",1802,"Unknown",,"MASSOUF, OR THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE DAY. AN EASTERN TALE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","1 vol.  (210p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.c.24; ECB 372; EN2 1802: 7; NSTC M1633; xOCLC",,,,
164,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A008","Mysteries of Abruzzo, The","ANON",1802,"Unknown",,"THE MYSTERIES OF ABRUZZO, BY THE AUTHOR OF THE CHILD OF DOUBT, &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by and for R. Cantwell, 33, Bell Yard, Temple Bar; and sold by Hughes, No. 5, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1802","2 vols (I iv, 190p; II 172p). 12&deg;","No copy of 1st edn located; ECB 403; EN2 1802: 8; xNSTC; xOCLC","Details above replicate Corvey 2nd edn, where 'Advertisement' indicates female authorship. <i>Eliza Beaumont and Harriet Osborne; or, the Child of Doubt</i> (EN1 1789: 35) is by Indiana Brooks, but apart from the similarity of the subtitle no evidence has been discovered about the authorship of this title. For the possible appearance of this work under the possible title of <i>Parental Turpitude; or the Mysteries of Abruzzo</i>, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>; also Contemporary Libraries (click on link below). Collates in sixes","2nd edn 1802 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48177-5",,
165,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A009","Nobility Run Mad","ANON",1802,"Unknown",,"NOBILITY RUN MAD, OR RAYMOND AND HIS THREE WIVES. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE SAILOR BOY AND SOLDIER BOY","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","4 vols (I 280p; II 272p; III 275p; IV 294p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48230-5; ECB 415; EN2 1802: 9; NSTC N1115; OCLC 6959289",,,,
166,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A010","Noble Wanderers, The","ANON",1802,"Unknown",,"THE NOBLE WANDERERS. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","2 vols (I 284p; II 304p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48232-1; ECB 415; EN2 1802: 10; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
167,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A011","Orphans of Llangloed, The","ANON",1802,"Unknown",,"THE ORPHANS OF LLANGLOED. A MODERN TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF LUSIGNAN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","3 vols (I 256p; II 298p; III 235p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48316-6; EN2 1802: 11; xNSTC; OCLC 6959639",,,,
168,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A012","Scenes in Wales","ANON",1802,"Male",,"SCENES IN WALES; OR, THE MAID OF LLANGOLF. BY A CLERGYMAN","London:                     Printed by J. Wright, Denmark Court, for R. H. Westley, 159 Strand, and E. Hennah, St. Austell, Cornwall, 1802","1 vol.  (viii, 219p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48532-0; ECB 516; EN2 1802: 12; xNSTC; xOCLC","Collates in sixes",,,
169,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A013","Bride's Embrace on the Grave, The","Ignaz Ferdinand ARNOLD",1802,"Male","Maria GEISWEILER","THE BRIDE'S EMBRACE ON THE GRAVE: OR, THE MIDNIGHT WEDDING IN THE CHURCH OF MARIENGARTEN. IN TWO VOLUMES. TAKEN FROM THE GERMAN, BY MARIA GEISWEILER","London:                     Printed by G. Sidney, Black-Horse-Court, Fleet Street; for Constantine Geisweiler, No. 42, Parliament Street, Westminster; and sold by all Booksellers in Town and Country, 1802","2 vols (I xii, 180p; II 242p). 12&deg;","BL C.192.a.201; ECB 224; EN2 1802: 15; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Der Brautkuß auf dem Grabe, oder die Trauung um Mitternacht in der Kirche zu Mariengarten</i> (Rudolstadt/Arnstadt, 1801). Notice, dated 20 Mar 1802, in which the author/translator apologizes 'for the inaccuracies which may be found in the first volume of this work; also for the delay in publication; owing to some very unpleasant occurrences at the printing-office where it was first began, and from which it was necessary to remove it to another for its completion'. List of Subscribers, vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;xii. Variant imprint on t.p. of vol. 2 reads: 'London: Printed by Evans & Ruffy, 27, Leadenhall Street; [etc.]'",,,
170,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A014","Le Forester","Sir Samuel Egerton BRYDGES",1802,"Male",,"LE FORESTER, A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ARTHUR FITZ-ALBINI. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. White, Fleet Street, by T. Bensley, Bolt Court, 1802","3 vols (I vii, 294p; II 250p; III 226p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47799-9; ECB 336; EN2 1802: 16; NSTC L1048; OCLC 11651616","The Author To His Book' (in verse), dated 6 Sept 1802",,,
171,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A015","Wife and the Mistress, The","Mary CHARLTON",1802,"Female",,"THE WIFE AND THE MISTRESS. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MARY CHARLTON, AUTHOR OF THE PIRATE OF NAPLES, ROSELLA, ANDRONICA, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","4 vols (I 344p; II 353p; III 328p; IV 327p). 12&deg;","BL N.2506; ECB 107; EN2 1802: 17; NSTC C1530; OCLC 6688787",,"2nd edn 1803 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47261-X",,
172,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A016","Atala","Fran&#231;ois Ren&#233;, Vicomte de CHATEAUBRIAND",1802,"Male",,"ATALA. FROM THE FRENCH OF MR DE CHATEAUBRIANT [sic]. WITH EXPLANATORY NOTES","London:                     Printed for G. & J. Robinson, Paternoster Row, by W. Meyler, Bath, 1st August, 1802","1 vol.  (ix, 147p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 12511.c.29; EN2 1802: 18; NSTC C1560; OCLC 42068284","Trans. of <i>Atala, ou les amours de deux sauvages dans le désert</i> (Paris, 1801). Engraved t.p. only. 'Preface of the Translator', dated Bath, July 1802. Another edn was published with the same year imprint: 'London: Printed for J. Lee, No. 12, King-Street, Covent-Garden, 1802',  'Price One Shilling' (t.p.). This has the variant title: <i>Atala: or the Amours of Two Indians, in the Wilds of America. Descriptive of the Great Dangers They Encountered when Making their Escape from the Wood of Blood. Their Abode with a Venerable Recluse, Who Lived Thirty Years on a High Mountain. The Tragical Catastrophe of Atala, and Pious Remonstrances of the Holy Hermit, to Chaetas her Lover</i>. A copy of this edn is held in BL RB.23.a.12436; see also OCLC 22711718. ECB 107 lists Ridgway edn, July 1801, 3s 6d; but no such edn has been located. For full details of J. Lee edn, see EN 1802: 18(b)","Numerous later American and British translations. NSTC states that London 1817 edn contains the same trans. as the entry above; the translator of the Boston edn of 1802 was Caleb Bingham",,
173,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A017","Memoirs of Alfred Berkley","John CORRY",1802,"Male",,"MEMOIRS OF ALFRED BERKLEY; OR, THE DANGER OF DISSIPATION. BY JOHN CORRY, AUTHOR OF ""A SATIRICAL VIEW OF LONDON,"" ""THE DETECTOR OF QUACKERY,"" &C","London:                     Printed for R. Dutton, 45, Gracechurch-Street; Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court; J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street; J. Henderson, Tavistock-Street; and C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, 1802","1 vol.  (x, 228p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47367-5; ECB 137; EN2 1802: 19; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication to 'The Ladies of The United Kingdom'",,,
174,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A018","Stella of the North","Helen CRAIK",1802,"Female",,"STELLA OF THE NORTH, OR THE FOUNDLING OF THE SHIP. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ADELAIDE DE NARBONNE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","4 vols (I 295p, ill.; II 309p; III 323p; IV 341p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48786-2; EN2 1802: 20; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
175,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A019","Home","Margaret CULLEN",1802,"Female",,"HOME. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. EXPECT NOT A STORY DECK'D IN THE GARB OF FANCY,&#8212;BUT LOOK AT HOME","London:                     Printed for J. Mawman, Poultry; and by and for T. Wilson, and R. Spence, High-Ousegate, York, 1802","5 vols (I 334p; II 312p; III 288p; IV 319p; V 364p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47807-3; ECB 146; EN2 1802: 21; NSTC C4436; OCLC 13320564","Inscription at the end of vol. 5 to the memory of the author's father. ECB 278, the fuller entry, lists Mawman edn, 1822","2nd edn 1803 (NSTC); 1822 (ECB, Summers); 4th edn 1835 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1813 (OCLC)",,
176,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A020","Scottish Legend, The","T. J. Horsley CURTIES",1802,"Male",,"THE SCOTTISH LEGEND, OR THE ISLE OF SAINT CLOTHAIR. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY T. J. HORSLEY CURTIES, AUTHOR OF ETHELWINA AND ANCIENT RECORDS","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","4 vols (I iii, 344p, ill.; II 331p; III 331p; IV 324p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47464-7; ECB 148; EN2 1802: 22; NSTC C4590; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Mrs. Morton, Twickenham', signed No. 28, Hart-Street, Bloomsbury-Square",,,
177,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A021","Victor","Fran&#231;ois Guillaume DUCRAY-DUMINIL",1802,"Male",,"VICTOR; OR, THE CHILD OF THE FOREST. IN FOUR VOLUMES. FROM THE FRENCH OF M. DUCRAY-DUMENIL","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","4 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; EN2 1802: 23; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Victor, ou l'enfant de la forêt</i> (Paris, 1797). Title and imprint details from Blakey, whose entry is based on Stonehill copy",,,
178,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A022","Welsh Legends","William EARLE (jun.)",1802,"Male",,"WELSH LEGENDS: A COLLECTION OF POPULAR ORAL TALES","London:                     Printed by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate-Street, for J. Badcock, Paternoster-Row, 1802","1 vol.  (vi, 280p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51169-0; ECB 176; EN2 1802: 14; NSTC W1193; OCLC 6460800","Frontispiece carries the legend: 'Publish'd as the Act directs Nov. 1 1801 by Earle and Hemet, Albemarle Street Piccadilly.' 5 legends included, the 2nd of which is in verse. ECB dates 1801, and gives Earle as publisher. It also attributes the authorship to William Earle (jun.), who himself claims authorship in letters of 6 May 1829 and 23 Aug 1830 to the Royal Literary Fund (RLF 20: 654). BLPC treats as anonymous. For further details concerning present attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>. Collates in sixes",,,
179,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A023","Village Romance, The","Jane ELSON",1802,"Female",,"THE VILLAGE ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY JANE ELSON, AUTHOR OF THE ROMANCE OF THE CASTLE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","2 vols (I 316p, ill.; II 311p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47558-9; ECB 185; EN2 1802: 24; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
180,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A024","Frederic","Joseph FI&#201;V&#201;E",1802,"Male",,"FREDERIC; TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF M. FI&#201;V&#201;E, AUTHOR OF SUZETTE'S DOWRY, &C","London:                     Wynne and Scholey, 1802","3 vols","No copy located; EN2 1802: 25; xNSTC; xOCLC","Publisher given as above in CR notice of Nov 1802. Bent03, however, lists Wallis as publisher; and Wallis is also given as publisher of the same work in translation in MR for June 1806. MR in the App. to vol. 34 (Jan&ndash;Apr 1801) had earlier given a full review of an edn published in London by De Boffe, apparently in French (though an extract is quoted in English). For texts of the reviews mentioned here, see Contemporary Reviews (click on link below)",,,
181,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A025","Farmer's Boy, The","Elizabeth GUNNING [afterwards PLUNKETT, Elizabeth]",1802,"Female",,"THE FARMER'S BOY; A NOVEL: IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MISS GUNNING, AUTHOR OF ""LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT""&#8212;""GIPSY COUNTESS,"" &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed by J. Cundee, Ivy-Lane; for B. Crosby & Co. Stationers'-Court; T. Hurst, No. 32, and M. Jones, No. 1, Paternoster-Row, 1802","4 vols ( I 226p, ill.; II 230p; III 226p; IV 262p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47582-1; ECB 248; EN2 1802: 26; xNSTC; xOCLC","Frontispiece portrait of 'Miss Gunning'. Of the two titles mentioned as by the author, only the second is by Elizabeth Gunning, <i>Love at First Sight</i> being supposedly by her mother Susannah","Dublin 1803 (OCLC 39796923)",,
182,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A026","Heir Apparent, The","Elizabeth GUNNING [afterwards PLUNKETT, Elizabeth]",1802,"Female",,"THE HEIR APPARENT: A NOVEL. BY THE LATE MRS. GUNNING, AUTHOR OF THE DELBOROUGH FAMILY, MEMOIRS OF MARY, &C. REVISED AND AUGMENTED BY HER DAUGHTER, MISS GUNNING. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for James Ridgway, York Street, St. James's Square; and H. D. Symonds, No. 20, Paternoster Row, 1802","3 vols (I viii, 251p; II 296p; III 298p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47584-8; ECB 248; EN2 1802: 27; NSTC G2393; OCLC 21934630","Preface, 'written by a friend', explains how Miss [Elizabeth] Gunning had completed the greater part of her deceased mother's project",,,
183,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A027","Minerva Castle","Jane HARVEY",1802,"Female",,"MINERVA CASTLE: A TALE","London:                     William Lane, 1802","3 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 257; EN2 1802: 28; xNSTC; xOCLC","Listed by Blakey, but not seen; Frank (Item 163) gives a minimal synopsis. ECB dates Jan 1802: listed in Bent03 as Lane, 13s 6d.  Possibly a 'ghost' title, or a variant of the same author's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1802A028""><i>Warkfield Castle</i></a> (EN2 1802: 29)",,,
184,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A028","Warkfield Castle","Jane HARVEY",1802,"Female",,"WARKFIELD CASTLE. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY JANE HARVEY","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","3 vols (I 317p; II 322p; III 292p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47855-3; ECB 257; EN2 1802: 29; xNSTC; OCLC 20086782",,,,
185,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A029","Lady of the Cave, The","H. H. HASWORTH",1802,"Male",,"THE LADY OF THE CAVE, OR MYSTERIES OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY H. H. HASWDH [sic]","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","3 vols (I 230p; II 287p; III 272p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47856-1; ECB 258; EN2 1802: 30; xNSTC; OCLC 19800623","ECB, Allibone, and Blakey all give author's name as Hasworth",,,
186,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A030","Celina","Sarah Ann HOOK",1802,"Female",,"CELINA; OR, THE WIDOWED BRIDE. A NOVEL. FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY SARAH ANN HOOK. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold No. 14, Warwick Court, Holborn. A. Paris, Printer, Rolls' Buildings, 1802","3 vols (I xxii, 226p; II 237p; III 214p). 12&deg;","IU 823.H764c; EN2 1802: 31; xNSTC; xOCLC","A List of Subscribers Names', vol. 1, pp. [xv]&ndash;xii. Imprint on t.p. of vols 2 and 3 reads: 'London: Printed for the Author, by A. Paris, Rolls' Building, Fetter Lane, and sold No. 14, Warwick Court, Holborn. Also by all the Bookseller's [sic], 1802'. Collates in sixes","1803 as <i>The Widowed Bride, or Celina</i> (Corvey&mdash;a reissue by Lane and Newman with similar pagination and the same colophon of 'A. Paris, Printer, Rolls' Buildings, Fetter Lane' in all vols), CME 3-628-47696-8",,
187,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A031","History of the Grubthorpe Family, The","Rachel HUNTER",1802,"Female",,"THE HISTORY OF THE GRUBTHORPE FAMILY, OR THE OLD BACHELOR AND HIS SISTER PENELOPE. BY MRS. HUNTER, OF NORWICH; AUTHOR OF LETITIA. IN THREE VOLUMES","Norwich:                     Printed for W. Robberds; and sold by Longman and Rees, Paternoster-Row, London. Wilks and Taylor, Printers, Chancery-Lane, 1802","3 vols (I viii, 270p; II 310p; III 310p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47654-2; ECB 289; EN2 1802: 32; NSTC H3173; OCLC 16114066",,,,
188,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A032","Baron's Daughter, The","Isabella KELLY",1802,"Female",,"THE BARON'S DAUGHTER: A GOTHIC ROMANCE. BY ISABELLA KELLY, AUTHOR OF MADELINE, ABBEY ST. ASAPH, AVONDALE PRIORY, EVA, RUTHINGLENNE, ETC. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Bell, No. 148, Oxford-Street, by Wilks and Taylor, Chancery-Lane, 1802","4 vols (I iv, 244p; II 212p; III 176p; IV 182p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.bb.13; ECB 317; EN2 1802: 33; NSTC K134; xOCLC",,"2nd edn 1805 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47924-X",,
189,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A033","Odd Enough, to Be Sure!","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1802,"Male","John HEMET","ODD ENOUGH, TO BE SURE! OR, EMILIUS IN THE WORLD. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. FROM THE GERMAN OF AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","2 vols (I x, 295p; II 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47470-1; ECB 326; EN2 1802: 34; NSTC L161; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Der Sonderling; ein Gem&auml;lde des menschlichen Herzens</i> (Vienna and Prague, 1799)",,"9D4HAAAAQAAJ","9D4HAAAAQAAJ vol1of2; other copies extant"
190,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A034","Reprobate, The","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1802,"Male","Mary CHARLTON","THE REPROBATE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. TRANSLATED BY THE AUTHOR OF THE WIFE AND THE MISTRESS, &C. THE ORIGINAL BY AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","2 vols (I 334p; II 300p). 12&deg;","BL 1152.h.6; ECB 326; EN2 1802: 35; NSTC L159; OCLC 6871958","Trans. of <i>Tableaux de famille, ou journal de Charles Engelman</i> (Paris, 1801); original German title, <i>Karl Engelmanns Tagebuch</i> (Berlin, 1800)",,,
191,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A035","Astonishment!!!","Francis LATHOM",1802,"Male",,"ASTONISHMENT!!! A ROMANCE OF A CENTURY AGO, IN TWO VOLUMES, BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF ""MEN AND MANNERS&#8212;MYSTERY&#8212;MIDNIGHT BELL&#8212;CASTLE OF OLLADA&#8212;DASH OF THE DAY&#8212;ORLANDO AND SERAPHINA, OR THE FUNERAL PILE&#8212;HOLIDAY TIME, OR THE SCHOOL-BOY'S FROLIC&#8212;CURIOSITY, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1802","2 vols (I iv, 318p; II 309p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47953-3; ECB 330; EN2 1802: 36; NSTC L539; OCLC 6893140","Note (unn.) stating that 'For the Poetry interspersed in these Volumes, the Author is indebted to a Female Friend'; followed by 'A Few Words to Begin With' (vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;iv). Vignette design of 'Payne, Printer, Norwich' at end of both vols","Newman edn 1821 (OCLC)",,
192,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A036","Strolling Player, The","Charles LUCAS",1802,"Male",,"THE STROLLING PLAYER; OR, LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF WILLIAM TEMPLETON. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by B. M'Millan, Bow-Street, Covent-Garden; sold by H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-Row, 1802","3 vols (I 293p; II 262p; III 294p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48680-7; ECB 566; EN2 1802: 13; NSTC T476; OCLC 5280097","BLPC and OCLC both list under Templeton, William, but text indicates that this name is part of the fiction. For present tentative author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>",,,
193,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A037","Isabel, or the Orphan of Valdarno","Mr LYTTLETON",1802,"Male",,"ISABEL, OR THE ORPHAN OF VALDARNO. A FLORENTINE ROMANCE. FOUNDED DURING THE CIVIL WARS IN ITALY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A STUDENT OF TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","3 vols (I 286p, ill.; II 325p; III 392p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47870-7; EN2 1802: 37; xNSTC; OCLC 46836517",,,,
194,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A038","Lottery of Life, The","Mr LYTTLETON",1802,"Male",,"THE LOTTERY OF LIFE, OR THE ROMANCE OF A SUMMER. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MR. LYTTLETON, THE AUTHOR OF ISABEL","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","3 vols (I 270p; II 276p; III 243p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48074-4; ECB 357; EN2 1802: 38; xNSTC; OCLC 6897066",,,,
195,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A039","Martin & Mansfeldt","Anna Maria MACKENZIE",1802,"Female",,"MARTIN & MANSFELDT, OR THE ROMANCE OF FRANCONIA. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ANNA MARIA MACKENZIE, AUTHOR OF MYSTERIES ELUCIDATED, FEUDAL EVENTS, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","3 vols (I xxiii, 232p; II 325p; III 352p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48096-5; ECB 360; EN2 1802: 39; NSTC M345; xOCLC","Introduction by the Editor', signed Anna Maria Mackenzie, stating that the present work is translated from an old German manuscript; but no German original discovered",,,
196,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A040","Miralba","Charlotte de Bournon MALARME",1802,"Female",,"MIRALBA, THE CHIEF OF THE BANDITTI. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH","London:                     Hurst, 1802","2 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 388; EN2 1802: 40; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Miralba, chef de brigands</i> (Paris, 1800). Publisher taken from Summers",,,
197,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A041","Helen of Glenross","H. MARTIN",1802,"Unknown",,"HELEN OF GLENROSS; A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF HISTORIC TALES. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and J. Robinson. Paternoster-Row. By J. Cundee, Ivy-Lane, 1802","4 vols ( I iv, 264p; II 264p; III 331p; IV 269p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47724-7; ECB 263; EN2 1802: 41; xNSTC; OCLC 30649942","Dedication 'To **** *****', and signed '******* ******', dated Nov 1801. Preface (1 p. unn.) at beginning of vol. 2, dated Jan 1802, apologises for typographical errors in the first 2 vols 'occasioned by the Author's absence from the press, and by the Editor's not having this part of the Work submitted to him until it was printed'. Author listed as Harriet Martin, d. 1846, in OCLC","Boston 1802 (OCLC); French trans., 1812",,
198,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A042","Independence","Mary MEEKE",1802,"Female",,"INDEPENDENCE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY GABRIELLI, AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIOUS HUSBAND, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","4 vols (I 280p; II 237p; III 272p; IV 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47846-4; ECB 293; EN2 1802: 42; xNSTC; OCLC 42242146",,,,
199,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A043","Midnight Weddings","Mary MEEKE",1802,"Female",,"MIDNIGHT WEDDINGS. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. MEEKE, AUTHOR OF ANECDOTES OF THE ALTAMONT FAMILY, ELLESMERE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for William Lane, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","3 vols (I 297p; II 298p; III 319p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48209-7; ECB 378; EN2 1802: 43; NSTC M1955; OCLC 6933103",,"2nd edn 1814 (Blakey); French trans., 1820 [as <i>Les Mariages nocturnes, ou Octave et la famille Browning</i> (CCFR)]",,
200,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A044","White Knight, The","Theodore MELVILLE",1802,"Male",,"THE WHITE KNIGHT, OR THE MONASTERY OF MORNE. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THEODORE MELVILLE, ESQ","London:                     Printed, at the Oriental Press, by Wilson & Co. for Crosby and Letterman, Stationers Court, Ludgate-Street, 1802","3 vols (I iv, 223p; II 182p; III 262p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48057-4; ECB 379; EN2 1802: 44; xNSTC; OCLC 52810973",,,,
201,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A045","Plantagenet","Anna MILLIKIN",1802,"Female",,"PLANTAGENET: OR, SECRETS OF THE HOUSE OF ANJOU. A TALE OF THE TWELFTH CENTURY. WRITTEN BY ANNA MILLIKIN, AUTHOR OF ""CORFE CASTLE,""&#8212;""EVA,""&#8212;""THE CASKET,"" &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","Cork:                     Printed by J. Connor, Circulating-Library, Grand-Parade, 1802","2 vols (I 224p; II 258p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48132-5; ECB 454; EN2 1802: 45; NSTC M2411; OCLC 44910095",,,,
202,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A046","Theodosius de Zulvin","George MOORE",1802,"Male",,"THEODOSIUS DE ZULVIN, THE MONK OF MADRID: A SPANISH TALE, DELINEATING VARIOUS TRAITS OF THE HUMAN MIND. BY GEORGE MOORE, AUTHOR OF GRASVILLE ABBEY. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row; by S. Hamilton, Falcon-Court, Fleet-Street, 1802","4 vols (I xii, 288p; II 279p; III 268p; IV 276p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48279-8; ECB 394; EN2 1802: 46; xNSTC; OCLC 6936368","Dedication 'to the Inhabitants of the Isle of Wight', dated Tottenham Court Road, 4 June 1802. Preface contains information about the author having lived on the Isle of Wight from 1798 to Autumn 1799 and then returning to London.  For records of an impression of 1000, and payments to the author, see G. E. Bentley, jun., 'Copyright Documents in the George Robinson Archive: William Godwin and Others, 1713&ndash;1820', <i>Studies in Bibliography</i> 35 (1982), 93 and 106",,,
203,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A047","Lascelles","Marian MOORE",1802,"Female",,"LASCELLES. INTERSPERSED WITH CHARACTERSTIC SKETCHES FROM NATURE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MARIAN MOORE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","3 vols (I 288p; II 295p; III 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48284-4; ECB 394; EN2 1802: 47; xNSTC; OCLC 47116137","Dedication to 'T&mdash;&mdash;s L&mdash;&mdash;e, Esq.'. 'Advertisement' (unn.), signed M. M., and stating the Authoress to be 'very young and inexperienced'",,,
204,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A048","Rules of the Forest, The","Susanna OAKES",1802,"Female",,"THE RULES OF THE FOREST. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY SUSANNA OAKES","Derby:                     Printed by J. Drewry, and sold by all Booksellers in the three Kingdoms, n.d. [1802]","3 vols (I (n.d.) 278p, ill.; II (n.d.) 296p; III (1802) 464p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48242-9; ECB 419; EN2 1802: 48; NSTC O15; xOCLC","Frontispiece, depicting the authoress as 'keeper of the circulating library at Ashborne in the County of Derby'. 'Advertisement' (unn.) at the end vol. 1 offers an apology for 'the repeated delays during the process of the foregoing pages', and promises that the remaining vols will be 'brought forward as expeditiously as possible'. List of 'Names of Subscribers' (4 pp. unn.) at the beginning of vol. 3. Vol. 3 t.p. is dated 1802. Novel proper ends on p. 462, followed by 'Errata' (p. 463) and a final 'Advertisement' (p. 464) stating that the length of the last vol., and expense of paper, has necessitated raising the price: 'First Subscriptions, 10s. 6d.&mdash;with additions, 13s. 6d.' Collates in sixes",,,
205,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A049","Memoirs of a Family in Swisserland","Anne ORMSBY",1802,"Female",,"MEMOIRS OF A FAMILY IN SWISSERLAND; FOUNDED ON FACTS. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by A. Strahan, Printers-Street, for T. N. Longman, and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1802","4 vols (I 220p; II 224p; III v, 240p; IV vii, 230p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48060-4; EN2 1802: 49; NSTC O481; OCLC 6959594",,,,
206,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A050","Castle of Caithness, The","F. H. P",1802,"Unknown",,"THE CASTLE OF CAITHNESS. A ROMANCE OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY F. H. P","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","2 vols (I 225p; II 256p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47225-3; EN2 1802: 50; xNSTC; OCLC 11738713",,,,
207,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A051","Alfred","Mary Elizabeth PARKER",1802,"Female",,"ALFRED; OR THE ADVENTURES OF THE KNIGHT OF THE CASTLE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MARY ELIZABETH PARKER","London:                     Printed at the Apollo Press, by G. Cawthorn, British Library, Strand Bookseller and Printer to Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales, 1802","3 vols (I 343p; II 224p; III 194p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48383-2; ECB 433; EN2 1802: 51; xNSTC; OCLC 50185265",,,,
208,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A052","Julietta","William PARNELL",1802,"Male",,"JULIETTA, OR THE TRIUMPH OF MENTAL ACQUIREMENTS OVER PERSONAL DEFECTS","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1802","1 vol.  (206p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48014-0; ECB 315; EN2 1802: 52; NSTC J1212; OCLC 13364792",,,,
209,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A053","Mysterious Visit, The","Eliza PARSONS",1802,"Female",,"THE MYSTERIOUS VISIT: A NOVEL, FOUNDED ON FACTS. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. PARSONS, AUTHOR OF THE PEASANT OF ARDENNE FOREST, THE VALLEY OF ST. GOTHARD, THE MISER AND HIS FAMILY, &C. &C. &C","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by T. Hurst, No. 32, Paternoster Row; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; Carpenter and Co. Old-Bond-Street; and Didier and Tibbett, St. James's-Street, London, 1802","4 vols (I 271p; II 259p; III 264p; IV 272p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48399-9; ECB 435; EN2 1802: 53; NSTC P565; OCLC 6968540",,,,
210,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A054","Accusing Spirit, The","Miss PILKINGTON",1802,"Female",,"THE ACCUSING SPIRIT, OR DE COURCY AND EGLANTINE. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF DELIA, ROSINA, AND THE SUBTERRANEAN CAVERN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","4 vols (I 295p, ill.; II 276p; III 292p; IV 304p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47004-8; ECB 3; EN2 1802: 54; NSTC B4627; OCLC 6972983","Blakey notes attributed by Minerva Library Catalogue of 1814 to Miss Pilkington (see Contemporary Libraries below, under A. K. Newman). This is apparently a different author from Mary Pilkington (1766&ndash;1839), who is listed separately in FC&mdash;see her <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1805A061""><i>Crimes and Characters</i></a> (EN2 1805: 60). NSTC (following Bodleian) lists under Brooke, Frances (1724&ndash;1789). OCLC entry lists as by Mary Hopkins Pilkington",,,
211,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A055","Neville Castle","Jane PURBECK",1802,"Female",,"NEVILLE CASTLE; OR, THE GENEROUS CAMBRIANS. A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF RAYNSFORD PARK","London:                     Printed by T. Plummer, Seething-Lane; for R. Dutton, 45, Gracechurch-Street; and J. Cawthorn, Catherine-Street, Strand, 1802","4 vols (I iv, 256p; II 288p; III 299p; IV 312p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48189-9; ECB 410; EN2 1802: 55; xNSTC; xOCLC","Preface' states that 'the following pages were written several years since' (p. [i]); and the writer praises Madame de Genlis, and the authors of <i>Camilla</i>, and of <i>The Mysteries of Udolpha</i> [sic] and <i>The Italian</i>. Several catalogues attribute to the Misses Purbeck (i.e. Elizabeth and Jane). 'Literary Intelligence' (unn.) at the end of the 3rd vol. announces the removal of R. Dutton's Circulating Library from Birchin-Lane to No. 45, Gracechurch-Street; this is dated 2 June 1802","French trans., 1803",,
212,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A056","Monckton","James SANDS",1802,"Male",,"MONCKTON; OR, THE FATE OF ELEANOR. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, A GENERAL DEFENCE OF MODERN NOVELS. BY THE AUTHOR OF COUNT DI NOVINI","London:                     Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Pater-Noster-Row. By J. Crowder and E. Hemsted, Warwick-Square, 1802","3 vols (I xxi, 263p; II 240p; III 246p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48221-6; EN2 1802: 56; NSTC S417; OCLC 3286739","Dedication (in verse) to Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart. M.P. 'A General Defence of Modern Novels', vol. 1, pp [i]&ndash;xxi",,,
213,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A057","Correlia","Sarah SHERIFFE",1802,"Female",,"CORRELIA, OR THE MYSTIC TOMB. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF HUMBERT CASTLE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","4 vols (I xii, 324p; II 335p; III 350p; IV 363p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47366-7; EN2 1802: 57; xNSTC; OCLC 6692005",,"German trans., 1802 [as <i>Corelia, oder die Geheimnisse des Grabes</i> (RS)]",,
214,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A058","Who's the Murderer?","Eleanor SLEATH",1802,"Female",,"WHO'S THE MURDERER? OR THE MYSTERY OF THE FOREST. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ELEANOR SLEATH, AUTHOR OF THE ORPHAN OF THE RHINE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1802","4 vols (I 362p, ill.; II 387p; III 370p; IV 398p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48757-9; ECB 542; EN2 1802: 58; xNSTC; OCLC 7071407",,"French trans., 1819 [as <i>Les Myst&egrave;res de la forêt, ou quel est le meurtrier?</i> (MLC)]",,
215,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A059","Algerine Captive, The","Royall TYLER",1802,"Male",,"THE ALGERINE CAPTIVE; OR, THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF DOCTOR UPDIKE UNDERHILL, SIX YEARS A PRISONER AMONG THE ALGERINES","London:                     Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row, by S. Hamilton, Falcon-Court, Fleet-Street, 1802","2 vols (I xxiv, 190p; II xi, 228p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47038-2; ECB 12; EN2 1802: 59; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication to 'His Excellency David Humphreys, Esq. Minister of the United States at the Court of Lisbon, &c.', signed Updike Underhill, 20 June 1797. Originally published Walpole, NH, 1797 (OCLC)",,,
216,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A060","Infidel Father, The","Jane WEST",1802,"Female",,"THE INFIDEL FATHER; BY THE AUTHOR OF ""A TALE OF THE TIMES,"" ""A GOSSIP'S STORY,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by A. Strahan, Printers-Street, for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1802","3 vols (I iv, iii, 306p; II vii, 345p; III iv, 346p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48892-3; EN2 1802: 60; NSTC W1345; OCLC 4166256",,,,
217,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1802A061","Lady Geraldine Beaufort","Ann WILSON",1802,"Female",,"LADY GERALDINE BEAUFORT. A NOVEL IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A DAUGHTER OF THE LATE SERJEANT WILSON","London:                     Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row, by S. Hamilton, Falcon-Court, Fleet-Street, 1802","3 vols (I 278p; II 240p; III 291p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47890-1; ECB 641; EN2 1802: 61; xNSTC; OCLC 4151358","ECB attributes to Miss Ann Wilson: see also <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1812A067""><i>Scotch Lawsuits</i></a> (EN2 1812: 66) for further evidence supporting attribution to this author. Drop-head title reads: 'The History of Lady Geraldine Beaufort'",,,
218,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A001","Algernon Percy","ANON",1803,"Unknown",,"ALGERNON PERCY: OR THE VICTIM OF ENVY. A ROMANCE. INTERSPERSED WITH BALLADS; IN IMITATION OF THE ANTIENTS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Bell, No. 148, Oxford-Street, by Wilks and Taylor, Chancery Lane, 1803","2 vols (I 187p; II 189p). 12&deg;","MH-H EC8.A100.803a; ECB 12; EN2 1803: 1; NSTC A896.5; OCLC 49027195",,,,
219,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A002","Barbara Markham","ANON",1803,"Unknown",,"BARBARA MARKHAM; OR, THE PROFLIGATE REQUITED. A NOVEL","London:                     Printed by the Philanthropic Society, St. George's-Fields, for W. J. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange; and Vernor and Hood, Poultry, 1803","2 vols (I x, 184p; II 184p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47100-1; ECB 39; EN2 1803: 2; xNSTC; OCLC 30211695","Dedication 'to Her Grace The Duchess of Bedford'. Collates in sixes",,,
220,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A003","Chances, The","ANON",1803,"Unknown",,"THE CHANCES; OR, NOTHING OF THE NEW SCHOOL: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A DISCIPLE OF THE OLD SCHOOL","London:                     Printed for Cuthell and Martin, Middle-Row, Holborn; by W. Blackader, 10, Took's Court, Chancery Lane, 1803","3 vols (I vi, 295p; II 312p; III 318p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47248-2; ECB 105; EN2 1803: 3; NSTC C1336.5; OCLC 11765204","To The Reader', dated Duck-Lane, 1 Jan 1803",,,
221,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A004","Convent of St Michael, The","ANON",1803,"Unknown",,"THE CONVENT OF ST. MICHAEL, A TALE: TAKEN FROM A GERMAN MANUSCRIPT OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. Cundee, Ivy-Lane, for T. Hurst, Paternoster-Row; and C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, 1803","2 vols (I viii, 210p; II 208p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47327-6; ECB 132; EN2 1803: 4; xNSTC; xOCLC","Preface signed 'The Editor' and dated London, 1803. Introduction states the story is based on an Italian [sic] manuscript, which was produced by 'Madam Soranza' and then passed to 'Lady M&mdash;&mdash;', widow of the ambassador to Venice",,,
222,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A005","Don Sancho","ANON",1803,"Unknown",,"DON SANCHO; OR, THE MONK OF HENNARES. A SPANISH ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street, Soho; for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, 1803","2 vols (I 275p; II 231p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47447-7; ECB 168; EN2 1803: 5; xNSTC; OCLC 6738309",,,,
223,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A006","Eccentric Philanthropy","ANON",1803,"Unknown",,"ECCENTRIC PHILANTHROPY. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Booth, 14, Duke-Street, Portland Place; and sold by E. Kirby, Stafford Street, Bond Street, C. Chapple, Pall Mall, and T. Hurst, 1803","3 vols (I 288p; II 288p; III 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47579-1; ECB 177; EN2 1803: 6; xNSTC; OCLC 37235686","No German original has been discovered to verify CR's claim that this is a translation",,,
224,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A007","False Appearances","ANON",1803,"Unknown",,"FALSE APPEARANCES; OR, MEMOIRS OF HENRY AUBERVILLE INTERSPERSED WITH LEGENDARY ROMANCES","Dublin:                     Printed for William Porter, Grafton-Street, 1803","1 vol.  (179p). 12&deg;","IU X823.f.1982; EN2 1803: 7; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication (p. [3]) 'to Sir Fenton Aylmer, Bart.'. Preface (pp. [5]&ndash;6) dated Dublin, May 1803. Summers (p. 314) comments 'There is, I believe, an English edition of the same year but some months earlier'. No such edn has been located",,,
225,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A008","Ghost of Harcourt, The","ANON",1803,"Unknown",,"THE GHOST OF HARCOURT. A ROMANCE. TO WHICH IS ADDED THE FAIR MAID OF PORTUGAL","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1803","1 vol.  (72p). 12&deg;","BL 12619.e.39(2); EN2 1803: 8; NSTC H478; xOCLC","The Ghost of Harcourt', pp. [1]&ndash;30; 'The Fair Maid of Portugal, pp. '[31]&ndash;72. Closely printed pages; presentationally bearing a similarity to contemporary chapbooks containing Gothic material, but unusual in being packaged as a Minerva publication",,,
226,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A009","Human Frailties","ANON",1803,"Unknown",,"HUMAN FRAILTIES. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. INTERSPERSED WITH POETRY. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE ""OBSERVANT PEDESTRIAN""&#8212;""MONTROSE""&#8212;""MYSTIC COTTAGER,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed by John Abraham, Clement's Lane; for R. Dutton, 45, Gracechurch Street; T. Hurst, Paternoster Row; J. Cawthorn, Catherine Street; and Chapple, Pall-Mall, 1803","3 vols (I 227p; II 240p; III 238p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47680-1; ECB 288; EN2 1803: 9; NSTC F1342; xOCLC",,,,
227,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A010","Letters of Miss Riversdale","ANON",1803,"Unknown",,"LETTERS OF MISS RIVERSDALE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1803","3 vols (I viii, 372p; II 367p; III 425p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48039-6; ECB 342; EN2 1803: 10; NSTC R1112; OCLC 13258977","Dedication to 'Mrs. Blandford'",,,
228,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A011","Nothing New","ANON",1803,"Unknown",,"NOTHING NEW, A NOVEL; IN WHICH IS DRAWN CHARACTERISTIC SKETCHES FROM MODERN AND FASHIONABLE LIFE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Booth, Duke-Street, Portland-Place; and T. Hurst, Paternoster-Row, 1803","3 vols (I 262p; II 316p; III 306p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48239-9; ECB 417; EN2 1803: 11; xNSTC; xOCLC","Printer's mark verso of t.p. reads: 'Printed by J. Barfield, Wardour-Street, Printer to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales'. ECB lists Hurst only as publisher. OCLC 52903117 gives an apparently variant issue: 'Nothing new! or, Louisa, the orphan of Lennox Abbey; a novel. London, J. Barfield. 1803'. The Corvey copy described above is an epistolary novel, featuring <i>Lenox [sic] Abbey</i> and in which Louisa is a central character","ECB 354 describes 'Louisa, or the Orphan of Senex [sic] Abbey, 12mo, 10s 6d, Ap. 1807', possibly a reissue of this title. See also <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A002""><i>Louisa; or the Orphan of Lenox Abbey</i></a> (EN2 1807: 1)",,
229,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A012","Vale of Conway, The","ANON",1803,"Female",,"THE VALE OF CONWAY. A NOVEL. BY A LADY. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Vernor and Hood, 31, Poultry. By T. Appleby, North Shields, 1803","4 vols (I vi, 269p; II 269p; III 303p; IV 323p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48851-6; ECB 609; EN2 1803: 12; xNSTC; xOCLC","Collates in sixes",,,
230,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A013","Italian Jealousy","Mme de Pienne, Duchesse d' AUMONT",1803,"Female",,"ITALIAN JEALOUSY: OR, THE HISTORY OF LADY GEORGINA CECIL. BY THE DUCHESS OF PIENNE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Thomas Hurst, No. 32, Pater-Noster-Row, by Wilks and Taylor, Chancery-Lane, 1803","3 vols (I 296p; II 285p; III 345p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48440-5; ECB 450; EN2 1803: 13; xNSTC; xOCLC","French original not discovered",,,
231,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A014","Lorimon","Fran&#231;ois-Thomas-Marie de BACULARD D'ARNAUD",1803,"Male",,"LORIMON, OR MAN IN EVERY STAGE OF LIFE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY B. D'ARNAUD. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","2 vols (I xii, 206p; II 228p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47422-1; ECB 353; EN2 1803: 14; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Lorimon, ou l'homme tel qu'il est</i> (Paris, n.d.). Preface by the Translator",,,
232,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A015","Remorseless Assassin, The","James BARTON",1803,"Male",,"THE REMORSELESS ASSASSIN; OR THE DANGERS OF ENTHUSIASM. BY JAMES BARTON, L.M. TRANSLATOR OF MARGARET OF STRAFFORD, THE DEPRAVED HUSBAND AND PHILOSOPHIC WIFE, &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by R. Exton, Great Portland-Street; for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1803","2 vols (I 202p; II 224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47110-9; ECB 43; EN2 1803: 15; NSTC B840; xOCLC","Collates in sixes",,,
233,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A016","Cave of Cosenza, The",,1803,"Female",,"THE CAVE OF COSENZA: A ROMANCE OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. ALTERED FROM THE ITALIAN. BY ELIZA NUGENT BROMLEY; AUTHOR OF LAURA AND AUGUSTUS. DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by W. Calvert, Great Shire-Lane, Temple-Bar; for G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row; and Hookham and Ebers, Old Bond-Street, 1803","2 vols (I 330p; II 349p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47162-1; ECB 77; EN2 1803: 16; xNSTC; OCLC 6655996","No Italian original discovered. Dedication dated London, Dec 1803. 'List of Subscribers' (7 pp. unn.), at the beginning of vol. 1. For records of payments in the George Robinson archive, see G. E. Bentley, jun., 'Copyright Documents in the George Robinson Archive: William Godwin and Others, 1713&ndash;1820', <i>Studies in Bibliography</i> 35 (1982), 86 and 100 (notes 12 and 13)",,,
234,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A017","Emma; or the Foundling of the Wood","Charlotte BROOKE",1803,"Female",,"EMMA; OR THE FOUNDLING OF THE WOOD. A NOVEL. BY MISS BROOKE, DAUGHTER OF THE LATE HENRY BROOKE, AUTHOR OF THE FOOL OF QUALITY, ETC","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavindish[sic]-Square; by J. Swan, Angel Street, Newgate Street. And sold by B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, Ludgate-Street, 1803","1 vol.  (vii, 180p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47163-X; ECB 77; EN2 1803: 17; xNSTC; OCLC 43811459",,"Dublin & Baltimore 1803 (OCLC)",,
235,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A018","Arthur Mervyn","Charles Brockden BROWN",1803,"Male",,"ARTHUR MERVYN. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY C. B. BROWN, AUTHOR OF EDGAR HUNTLY, WIELAND, ORMOND, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","3 vols (I iv, 318p; II 299p; III 311p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47134-6; ECB 78; EN2 1803: 18; xNSTC; OCLC 6662256","Preface' signed 'C. B. B.'.  Originally published Philadelphia 1799, followed by 'Second Part' New York 1800 (Blanck)","1821 (OCLC)",,
236,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A019","Edgar Huntly","Charles Brockden BROWN",1803,"Male",,"EDGAR HUNTLY, OR MEMOIRS OF A SLEEP-WALKER. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY C. B. BROWN, AUTHOR OF ARTHUR MERVYN, WIELAND, ORMOND, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","3 vols (I 259p; II 255p; III 288p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47136-2; ECB 78; EN2 1803: 19; xNSTC; OCLC 3403453","Originally published Philadelphia 1799 (Blanck)","1831 (NSTC 2B51809); 1842 (NSTC); 1847 (OCLC); 1850 (OCLC)",,
237,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A020","Lioncel","Louis de BRUNO",1803,"Male",,"LIONCEL; OR, THE EMIGRANT: AN HISTORICAL NOVEL. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF LOUIS DE BRUNO, A NATIVE OF THE BANKS OF THE GANGES. IN TWO VOLUMES. EMBELLISHED WITH FRONTISPIECES","London:                     Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly, 1803","2 vols (I, viii, 188p; II 155p?). 12&deg;","NN NKV (Bruno); ECB 81; EN2 1803: 20; xNSTC; OCLC 37590469","Trans. of <i>Lioncel, ou l'émigré, nouvelle historique</i> (Paris, 1800). Vol. 1 only found; vol. 2 pagination from BL copy of 2nd edn, 1803 (12451.ccc.2), which has the same pagination in vol. 1. No illustrations discovered in NN copy. Dedication to Mrs Samuel Johnson, of Devonshire Street, Portland Place, signed 'the Translator', London, 28 Feb 1803. 'Advertisement' indicates male translator","2nd edn 1803 (NSTC B5006)",,
238,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A021","Nature","John Scott BYERLEY",1803,"Male",,"NATURE; OR, A PICTURE OF THE PASSIONS. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, AN ESSAY ON NOVEL WRITING. BY J. BYERLEY. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for S. Highley, (Successor to the late Mr. John Murray) No. 24, Fleet-Street; E. Williams, No. 11, Strand; and James Asperne, Cornhill, 1803/04","4 vols (I (1804) xvi, 32, 142p; II (1803) 225p; III (1804) 204p; IV (1804) 228p). 12&deg;","BL 1578/5116; EN2 1803: 21; NSTC B60205; xOCLC","Dedication to George Brewer, Esq., dated London, 1 July 1803. 'An Essay on Novel Writing' occupies vol. 1, pp. [3]&ndash;32 (first sequence), and is dated 16 Oct 1803. Printer's mark verso of t.p. in vol. 1 'T. Burton, Printer, Little Queen-Street'; in vols 2, 3, and 4 'Printed by W. Glendinning, No. 25, Hatton-Garden'. Nevertheless colophon in vol. 2 reads 'Printed by B. M'Millan Bow-Street, Covent-Garden'; colophons in vols 3 and 4 are those of W. Glendinning","1804 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47152-4",,
239,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A022","Philosophic Kidnapper, The",,1803,"Female",,"THE PHILOSOPHIC KIDNAPPER. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. ALTERED FROM THE FRENCH BY THE AUTHOR OF THE WIFE AND THE MISTRESS","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","3 vols (I iv, 277p; II 280p; III 286p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47255-5; ECB 447; EN2 1803: 22; xNSTC; OCLC 6688695","No French original discovered. Preface by the Translator",,,
240,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A023","Amelia Mansfield","Sophie Ristaud COTTIN",1803,"Female",,"AMELIA MANSFIELD. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME C***. AUTHOR OF MALVINA & CLAIRE D'ALBE","London:                     Printed by Cox, Son, and Baylis, Great Queen-Street, for Gameau and Co. No. 51, Albemarle-Street. And sold by Boosey, Broad-Street, Royal Exchange, and Booth, Corner of Duke-Street, Portland Place, 1803","4 vols (I vi, 272p; II 239p; III 299p; IV 360p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.a.21; EN2 1803: 23; NSTC C3811; OCLC 40278664","Trans. of <i>Amélie Mansfield</i> (Paris, 1802). Vol. 2 lacks t.p. ECB 138 lists Colburn edn, Dec 1809","1809 (NSTC)",,
241,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A024","Malvina","Sophie Ristaud COTTIN",1803,"Female","Elizabeth GUNNING [afterwards PLUNKETT, Elizabeth]","MALVINA, BY MADAME C****, AUTHORESS OF CLARE D'ALBE, AND AMELIA MANSFIELD. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, BY MISS GUNNING, IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Hurst, Paternoster-Row; C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, and Southampton-Row, Russell-Square; and R. Dutton, Gracechurch-Street. H. Reynell, Printer, 21, Piccadilly, 1803","4 vols (I 237p; II 246p; III 236p; IV 261p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.513; ECB 365; EN2 1803: 24; NSTC P2191; OCLC 14225703","Trans. of <i>Malvina</i> (Paris, 1800). 1 p. (unn.) adv. for C. Chapple's Circulating Library at end of vol. 4","1804 (Corvey&mdash;with identical t.p. details, apart from date, and similar pagination), CME 3-628-47645-3; 2nd edn 1810 (NSTC)",,
242,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A025","Tourifications of Malachi Meldrum Esq. of Meldrum-Hall, The","Robert COUPER",1803,"Male",,"THE TOURIFICATIONS OF MALACHI MELDRUM ESQ. OF MELDRUM-HALL. BY DR. ROBERT COUPER","Aberdeen:                     Printed by J. Chalmers and Co. for J. Johnson, London; W. Creech, Edinburgh; and A. Brown, Aberdeen, 1803","2 vols (I 226p; II 256p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47342-X; ECB 139; EN2 1803: 25; NSTC C3858; OCLC 48414817","Dedication to 'the most noble Marquis of Huntly &c &c &c.', signed Fochabers, Dec 1802. Introductory poems in each vol: 'To the Highland Society' (vol. 1), and 'Inchstevranna' (vol. 2), plus further poems throughout the text. 'Glossary' of Scots at end of vol. 2, pp. [221]&ndash;256. NSTC lists also a London 1803 imprint at BL, E, O, but BL 12350.aaa.33 has same Aberdeen imprint as above, and a separate London edn seems doubtful. Copy in BRu ENC has price as 10s 6d on t.p",,,"OCLC shows copies in US and UK; CME"
243,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A026","Watch Tower, The","T. J. Horsley CURTIES",1803,"Male",,"THE WATCH TOWER; OR, THE SONS OF ULTHONA. AN HISTORIC ROMANCE. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY T. J. HORSLEY CURTIES, AUTHOR OF ETHELWINA, ANCIENT RECORDS, AND THE SCOTTISH LEGEND","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by T. Hurst, No. 32, Paternoster Row; Carpenter and Co. Old-Bond-Street; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Didier and Tibbett, St. James's-Street, London; also by W. Ansell, Richmond, Surrey, 1803/04","5 vols (I (1804) viii, 360p; II (1804) 336p; III (1803) 307p; IV (1804) 312p; V (1804) 351p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47465-5; ECB 148; EN2 1803: 26; xNSTC; OCLC 6720408","Dedication to E. H. Elcock Brown, Esq., North-Walsham, Norfolk, signed Hart-Street, Bloomsbury-Square, Dec 1803",,,
244,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A027","Romance of the Pyrenees","Catherine CUTHBERTSON",1803,"Female",,"ROMANCE OF THE PYRENEES. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row; by S. Hamilton, Falcon-Court, Fleet-Street, 1803","4 vols (I 337p; II 324p; III 336p; IV 346p). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.C874R.1803; ECB 501; EN2 1803: 27; xNSTC; OCLC 6715920",,"3rd edn 1807 (NSTC C4644); 4th edn 1812 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48508-8; 5th edn 1822 (NSTC); 1840 (NSTC); 1844 (NSTC); Amherst, NH, 1809 (OCL); French trans. 1809 [as <i>Les Visions du château des Pyrénées</i>, spuriously attributed to Ann Radcliffe (CCFR)]",,
245,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A028","Tale of Mystery, A","Fran&#231;ois Guillaume DUCRAY-DUMINIL",1803,"Male","Mary MEEKE","A TALE OF MYSTERY, OR CELINA. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. ALTERED FROM THE FRENCH OF DUCRAY-DUMINIL, BY MRS. MEEKE, AUTHOR OF WHICH IS THE MAN, THE SICILIAN, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","4 vols (I 278p; II 323p; III 312p; IV 327p). 12&deg;","BL 1607/2020; CME 3-628-48249-6; EN2 1803: 28; NSTC D2046; OCLC 6746079","Trans. of <i>Coelina, ou l'enfant du myst&egrave;re</i> (Paris, 1798). 'Advertisement' (1 p. unn.) states: 'it has been deemed necessary to make material alterations from the French Author [&hellip;] The two last volumes, indeed, may be considered as mere imitations of the original.' See CR review (click on link below) of <i>Celina</i> for further comments on the nature of the translation",,,
246,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A029","Aurora","J.-J.-M. DUPERCHE",1803,"Male","Camilla DUFOUR","AURORA, OR THE MYSTERIOUS BEAUTY. ALTERED FROM THE FRENCH. BY CAMILLA DUFOUR. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by R. Exton, Great Portland-Street; for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court; and J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1803","2 vols (I 190p; II 172p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47490-6; ECB 173; EN2 1803: 29; xNSTC; OCLC 42203030","Trans. of <i>Aurora, ou l'amante mystérieuse</i> (Paris, 1802), itself based on Friedrich Julius Heinrich von Soden's Aurora, oder das Kind der Hölle (Chemnitz, 1795), a play. Dedication to Lady Sarah Bailey by 'The Editor', dated 'Wigmore-Street, May 30, 1803'.  The title was listed by Louisa Theresa Bellenden Ker as one of her own publications, when appealing for support from the Royal Literary Fund (RLF 11: 400, Item 6 [1822?]). According to Summers, Camilla Dufour (the translator as stated on t.p.) was a favourite singer at Drury Lane and married to J. H. Sarrett (himself the acknowledged translator of a chapbook version of <i>Koenigsmark</i>, from the German of Raspe, another title listed by Ker). For other novels likewise claimed by Louisa Theresa Bellenden Ker, see  <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1804A054""><i>The Swiss Emigrants</i></a> (EN2 1804: 52) and  <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1809A061""><i>Manfroné; or, the One-Handed Monk</i></a> (EN2 1809: 61). OCLC 6725443 also gives a later chapbook, including <i>The Tomb of Aurora; or, the Mysterious Summons</i>",,,
247,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A030","Light and Shade","Mrs E. M. FOSTER",1803,"Female",,"LIGHT AND SHADE: A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF FEDERETTA; REBECCA; MIRIAM; AND CONCEALMENT, OR THE CASCADE OF LANTWARRYBN","Bath:                     Printed by R. Cruttwell; and sold by G. and J. Robinson, Pater-Noster-Row, London, 1803","4 vols (I 219p; II 247p; III 181p; IV 181p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48099-X; ECB 346; EN2 1803: 30; NSTC F1158; OCLC 13299161",,,,
248,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A031","Depraved Husband and the Philosophic Wife, The","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1803,"Female","James BARTON","THE DEPRAVED HUSBAND AND THE PHILOSOPHIC WIFE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MADAME GENLIS","London:                     Printed by W. S. Betham, Furnival's-Inn-Court, Holborn; for B. Crosby and Co. Stationer's Court, Ludgate-Hill; and J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1803","2 vols (I 186p; II 139p). 12&deg;","CtY-BR Hfd29.370; ECB 225; EN2 1803: 31; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Le Mari corrupteur suivie de la femme philosophe</i> (Paris, 1803), itself based on Charles Lloyd's  <i>Edmund Oliver</i> (Bristol, 1798). End of text in both vols signed 'Ducrest Genlis'. James Barton is described as the translator in the title of the <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1803A015""><i>The Remorseless Assassin</i></a> (EN2 1803: 15). Vol. 1, pp. [1]&ndash;30: 'Dialogue, between two literary Characters'; pp. 31&ndash;186: 'The Philosopher taken at his Word; or, the Depraved Husband' (drop-head title on p. 31). Vol. 2: 'The Philosophic Wife' (drop-head title on p. [1])",,,
249,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A032","Three Monks!!!, The","Elisabeth GU&#201;NARD",1803,"Female","H. J. SARRETT","THE THREE MONKS!!! FROM THE FRENCH. BY H. J. SARRETT. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by W. S. Betham, Furnival's-Inn-Court, Holborn, for B. Crosby and Co. Stationer's Court, and J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, n.d. [1803]","2 vols (I 191p; II 204p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48526-6; ECB 590; EN2 1803: 32; NSTC G2326; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Les Trois Moines, par M. de Faverolles</i> (Paris, 1802?, 1815). Faverolles was the maiden name, or a pseudnonym, of Elisabeth Guénard, Baronne de Méré. Dedication to 'M. G. Lewis, Esq. M.P.', dated Wigmore Street, 28 Mar 1803. Collates in sixes",,,
250,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A033","War-Office, The","Elizabeth GUNNING [afterwards PLUNKETT, Elizabeth]",1803,"Female",,"THE WAR-OFFICE: A NOVEL. BY MISS GUNNING, AUTHOR OF ""THE PACKET,"" ""FARMER'S BOY,"" &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. Cundee, Ivy-Lane; published for the Author, by M. Jones, No. 1, Paternoster-Row, 1803","3 vols (I viii, 239p; II 218p; III 220p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47588-0; EN2 1803: 33; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to His Royal Highness the Duke of York', signed Elizabeth Gunning and dated 1 Dec 1802",,,
251,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A034","Union, The","Susannah GUNNING [n&#233;e MINIFIE, Susannah]",1803,"Female",,"THE UNION: A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS MINIFIE, AUTHOR OF THE COUNT DE POLAND","London:                     Printed by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate-Street, for R. Dutton, Gracechurch-Street; sold also by T. Hurst, Paternoster-Row; J. Cawthorn, Catharine-Street, Strand; and C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, 1803","3 vols (I 247p; II 262p; III 249p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48167-8; EN2 1803: 47; xNSTC; xOCLC","Margaret Minifie (fl. 1763&ndash;80) is now the accepted author of <i>The Count de Poland (EN1 1780: 20), but its once common misattribution to her sister, Susannah, complicates the issue of interpreting the present title. Susannah Gunning, née Minifie, was also active as a novelist close up to her death in 1800.</i>",,,
252,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A035","St Clair of the Isles","Elizabeth HELME",1803,"Female",,"ST. CLAIR OF THE ISLES: OR, THE OUTLAWS OF BARRA, A SCOTTISH TRADITION. BY ELIZABETH HELME. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by A. Strahan, Printers-Street, for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1803","4 vols (I iv, 264p; II 216p; III 240p; IV 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47757-3; ECB 278; EN2 1803: 34; NSTC H1230; OCLC 6742932","Dedication 'to the Most Noble The Marchioness of Abercorn'. Text in vol. 2 ends at p. 214, followed by 2 numbered pages of advs","2nd edn 1817 (NUC); 3rd edn 1824 (NUC); 1825 (NSTC); Manchester 1825 (NSTC); 1833 (NSTC); [at least 4 more edns to 1850]; French trans., 1808; German trans., 1810",,
253,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A036","American, The","William HIGGINS",1803,"Male",,"THE AMERICAN. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY WILLIAM HIGGINS","London:                     Printed for J. Ridgway, York Street, St. James's Square, 1803","2 vols (I 292p; II 248p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47686-0; ECB 268; EN2 1803: 35; xNSTC; OCLC 29671991","Dedication 'to Isaac Swainson, Esq.'",,,
254,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A037","Miranda","Esther HOLSTEN",1803,"Female",,"MIRANDA; OR, THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER. A NOVEL: IN TWO VOLUMES. DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, TO THE RT. HON. VISCOUNTESS BULKELEY. BY ESTHER HOLSTEN, AUTHOR OF ""ERNESTINA.""","London:                     Printed by J. Cundee, Ivy Lane, for M. Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1803","2 vols (I 189p; II 225p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47743-3; ECB 278; EN2 1803: 36; xNSTC; OCLC 45624023","Dedication dated Jan 1803. 'List of Subscribers' (8 pp. unn.) at beginning of vol. 1. Collates in sixes",,,
255,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A038","Kerwald Castle","Jean-Auguste JULLIEN",1803,"Male","Mrs BARNBY","KERWALD CASTLE, OR, MEMOIRS OF THE MARQUIS DE SOLANGES. IN TWO VOLUMES: TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, BY MRS. BARNBY, AUTHOR OF THE ROCK; OR, ALFRED AND ANNA: A SCOTTISH TALE","Maidstone:                     Printed for the Author by D. Chalmers, and sold by Wilkie, Symonds, and Hurst, Paternoster Row, London, n.d. [1803]","2 vols (I x, 192p; II 190p). 12&deg;","BL N.1899; EN2 1803: 37; NSTC J1215; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Mémoires du marquis de Solanges</i> (Amsterdam, 1766). List of Subscribers, vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;x","1804 (Corvey&mdash;a Minerva reissue, but lacking the subscription list), CME 3-628-47985-1",,
256,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A039","Russian Tales","Nikolai Mikhailovich KARAMZIN",1803,"Male","John Battersby ELRINGTON","RUSSIAN TALES. BY NICOLAI KARAMSIN. TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY JOHN BATTERSBY ELRINGTON","London:                     Printed by G. Sidney, Northumberland-Street, 1803","1 vol.  (262p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 12591.h.21; EN2 1803: 38; NSTC K39; OCLC 2977004","Engraved frontispiece portrait of Karamzin. BL copy is presentation copy to Dr William Tenant. Prefatory address 'To my friends' signed J. B. E., dated Borough, 10 Oct 1803, and 'To the World' signed 'The Translator'. Contains 'Lisa', 'Flor Silin', 'Natalia', and 'Julia'. BLPC states that the translation is also attributed to A[ndreas] A[ndersen] Feldborg. For further comments relating to the translation, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>","1804, reissued (without translator's name) as <i>Tales from the Russian of Nicolai Karamsin</i> (BL 12590.f.9; NSTC K40)",,
257,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A040","Modern Incident in Domestic Life, A","Isabella KELLY",1803,"Female",,"A MODERN INCIDENT IN DOMESTIC LIFE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY ISABELLA KELLY, AUTHOR OF MADELINE, ABBEY ST. ASAPH, AVONDALE PRIORY, EVA, RUTHINGLENNE, BARON'S DAUGHTERS, &C. &C. &C","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by T. Hurst, No. 32, Paternoster Row; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; Carpenter and Co. Old-Bond-Street; and Didier and Tibbett, St. James-Street, London, 1803","2 vols (I viii, 240p; II 225p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47981-9; ECB 317; EN2 1803: 39; NSTC K136; OCLC 6797458","Dedication 'to the Right Honorable Lady Anne Culling Smith', dated 31 Jan 1803",,,
258,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A041","Mysterious Count, The","Anne KER",1803,"Female",,"THE MYSTERIOUS COUNT; OR, MONTVILLE CASTLE. A ROMANCE, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY ANNE KER","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick-Street, Soho, for the Author, and sold by Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Ludgate Street, 1803","2 vols (I iv, 232p; II 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47997-5; ECB 403; EN2 1803: 40; xNSTC xOCLC","List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;iv",,,
259,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A042","Village Pastor and his Children, The","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1803,"Male",,"THE VILLAGE PASTOR AND HIS CHILDREN. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. FROM THE GERMAN OF AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","4 vols (I 256p; II 264p; III 238p; IV 271p). 12&deg;","CtY-BR HKc14.306M; EN2 1803: 41; NSTC L152; OCLC 14561441","Trans. of <i>Leben eines armen Landpredigers</i> (Berlin, 1802)","1849 as <i>Family Pictures; or, the Life of a Poor Village Pastor and his Children</i> (NSTC 2L1634); New York 1810 (OCLC)",,
260,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A043","Adolphe and Blanche","&#201;tienne Francois LANTIER",1803,"Male","Frederick SHOBERL","ADOLPHE AND BLANCHE; OR, TRAVELLERS IN SWITZERLAND. BY E. F. LANTIER. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH","London:                     Printed by M. Allen, Paternoster-Row, for John Badcock, Paternoster-Row, 1803/04","6 vols (I (1803) iv, 234p; II (1803) 257p; III (1803) 235p; IV (1804) 198p; V (1804) 207p; VI (1804) 184p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47900-2; ECB 6; EN2 1803: 42; NSTC L463; xOCLC>","Trans. of <i>Les Voyageurs en Suisse</i> (Paris, 1803). Printers change between vols: vols 1 and 6 printed by M. Allen, Paternoster-Row; vols 2&ndash;5 printed by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate-Street. The last page of vol. 1 is mistakenly numbered 238. Copy at National Library of Scotland (GB/A.1168) has t.p. reading 'Travellers in Switzerland, By E. F. Lantier [&hellip;] Translated from the French by Frederic Shoberl. In Six Volumes. London: Printed by J. D. Dewick, Aldergate Street, for John Badcock, Pater-Noster Row; and S. Highley, Fleet-Street, 1804'. Pagination suggests a reissue with cancel t.p","1804 as <i>Travellers in Switzerland</i> (NSTC)",,
261,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A044","Very Strange, but Very True!","Francis LATHOM",1803,"Male",,"VERY STRANGE, BUT VERY TRUE! OR, THE HISTORY OF AN OLD MAN'S YOUNG WIFE. A NOVEL. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF&#8212;""MEN AND MANNERS""&#8212;""MYSTERY"" ""ASTONISHMENT! OR, A ROMANCE OF A CENTURY AGO""&#8212;""MIDNIGHT BELL""&#8212;""CASTLE OF OLLADA"" &C. &C. &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by A. Strahan, Printers-Street, for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1803","4 vols (I 244p; II 236p; III 235p; IV 216p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47965-7; ECB 612; EN2 1803: 43; NSTC L547; OCLC 6875854","Text proper in vol. 2 ends on p. 234; pp. [235]&ndash;236: 'Works by the same Author'. Text proper in vol. 4 ends on p. 211, followed by advs pp. [212]&ndash;216","2nd edn 1821 (OCLC)",,
262,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A045","German Sorceress, The","Mr LYTTLETON",1803,"Male",,"THE GERMAN SORCERESS. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MR. LYTTLETON","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","3 vols (I 240p; II 260p; III 256p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48073-6; ECB 357; EN2 1803: 44; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
263,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A046","La Belle Sauvage","Mr LYTTLETON",1803,"Male",,"LA BELLE SAUVAGE, OR A PROGRESS THROUGH THE BEAU-MONDE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MR. LYTTLETON, AUTHOR OF THE FOLLIES OF FASHION, LOTTERY OF LIFE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","2 vols (I xvi, 260p; II 246p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48169-4; EN2 1803: 45; NSTC L2754; xOCLC",,,,
264,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A047","Peregrine","Mr LYTTLETON",1803,"Male",,"PEREGRINE, OR THE FOOL OF FORTUNE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE FOLLIES OF FASHION, LOTTERY OF LIFE, LA BELLE SAUVAGE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","3 vols (I 267p; II 278p; III 291p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48431-6; ECB 442; EN2 1803: 46; NSTC P1183; OCLC 8160042",,,,
265,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A048","D'Aveyro","F&#233;lix Louis Christophe MONTJOIE",1803,"Male",,"D'AVEYRO; OR, THE HEAD IN THE GLASS CAGE: A NOVEL. BY F. L. C. MONTJOYE, AUTHOR OF THE ""HISTOIRE DES QUATRE ESPAGNOLS."" TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH","London:                     Printed by J. Cundee, Ivy-Lane, for M. Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1803","4 vols (I ix, 242p; II 268p; III 215p; IV 223p). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.M65D.1803; ECB 153; EN2 1803: 48; xNSTC; OCLC 6949844","Trans. of <i>Histoire de la conjuration de Maximilien Robespierre</i> (Paris, 1794)? Drop-head title reads 'D'Aveyro; or, the Italian Manuscript'. The last two pages of vol. 4 are both numbered 222; on verso of the second of these begins advs (3pp. unn.) of 'Books published by T. Ostell, Ave-Maria Lane'. ECB gives subtitle as 'or, the Man in the glass cage', and publisher as Ostell, Mar 1803",,,
266,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A049","Mount Pausillyppo","F&#233;lix Louis Christophe MONTJOIE",1803,"Male",,"MOUNT PAUSILLYPPO; OR, A MANUSCRIPT FOUND AT THE TOMB OF VIRGIL","London:                     Symonds, 1803","5 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 393; EN2 1803: 49; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Manuscrit trouvé au mont Pausilype</i> (Paris, 1802). Title details mainly from ECB",,,
267,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A050","Ariana and Maud","Marian MOORE",1803,"Female",,"ARIANA AND MAUD. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MARIAN MOORE, AUTHOR OF LASCELLES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","3 vols (I iv, 287p; II 261p; III 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48283-6; EN2 1803: 50; ECB 394; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication to Sir Sidney Smith",,,
268,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A051","Augustus and Mary","William MUDFORD",1803,"Male",,"AUGUSTUS AND MARY; OR, THE MAID OF BUTTERMERE. A DOMESTIC TALE. BY WILLIAM MUDFORD","London:                     Printed for M. Jones, No. 1, Paternoster-Row, by B. M'Millan, Bow-Street, Covent-Garden, 1803","1 vol.  (xiv, 187p, ill.). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48391-3; ECB 32; EN2 1803: 51; NSTC M3536; OCLC 43222273","Frontispiece carries the legend: 'Pub. May 14 1803, by M. Jones, Paternoster row'. Dedication to 'Truth, Innocence, and Simplicity'",,,
269,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A052","Lindorf and Caroline","Christiane Benedicte Eugenie NAUBERT",1803,"Female","Mary Julia YOUNG","LINDORF AND CAROLINE; OR, THE DANGER OF CREDULITY. IN THREE VOLS. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF PROFESSOR KRAMER, BY MARY JULIA YOUNG, AUTHOR OF ROSE MOUNT CASTLE; THE EAST INDIAN; THE KINSMEN OF NAPLES; POEMS, &C","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, Ludgate-Street, by W. S. Betham, Furnival's-Inn-Court, Holborn, 1803","3 vols (I vi, 221p; II 228p; III 247p). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.N38Li.1803; ECB 325; EN2 1803: 52; xNSTC; OCLC 6958874","Trans. of <i>Lindorf und Caroline</i>, according to OCLC, but no such German original discovered. CCFR lists French trans. <i>Lindorf et Caroline; ou, les dangers de la crédulité, traduit de l'allemande de l'auteur d'Hermann d'Unna</i> (Paris, 1802). Dedication to the Viscountess Weymouth', by 'the Translator'. 1 leaf [2 pp.] advs following Dedication, before start of novel (8 titles)",,,
270,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A053","Walter de Monbary","Christiane Benedicte Eugenie NAUBERT",1803,"Female",,"WALTER DE MONBARY, GRAND MASTER OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. FROM THE GERMAN OF PROFESSOR KRAMER, AUTHOR OF HERMAN OF UNNA","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","4 vols (I 288p, ill.; II 272p; III 248p; IV 245p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48818-4; EN2 1803: 53; NSTC N349; OCLC 24408377","Trans. of <i>Walter von Montbarry, Grossmeister des Tempelordens</i> (Leipzig, 1786). ECB 325 lists Newman 2nd edn, Jan 1816; but not discovered in this form","1808 (NUC)",,
271,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A054","Sappho","John NOTT",1803,"Male",,"SAPPHO. AFTER A GREEK ROMANCE","London:                     Printed for Cuthell and Martin, Middle-Row, Holborn, by Wilks and Taylor, Chancery-Lane, 1803","1 vol.  (viii, 310p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-52603-5; ECB 514; EN2 1803: 54; NSTC N1309; OCLC 48269439","Advertisement' signed 'The Author'","German trans., 1811 [as <i>Sappho und Phaon, oder der Sturz von Leukate</i> (RS)]",,
272,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A055","St Clair; or, the Heiress of Desmond","Sydney OWENSON [afterwards MORGAN, Lady Sydney]",1803,"Female",,"ST. CLAIR; OR, THE HEIRESS OF DESMOND. BY S. O","Dublin:                     Printed by Brett Smith, for Messrs. Wogan, Brown, Halpin, Colbert, Jon Dornin, Jackson, and Medcalf, 1803","1 vol.  (iv, 240p). 12&deg;","Dt 192r141; ECB 396; EN2 1803: 55; xNSTC; OCLC 21462228","Preface dated 7 Nov 1802. ECB dates 1804, and probably refers to the London 1803 edn (which was preceded by the Dublin edn)","London 1803 (Corvey, NSTC O736), CME 3-628-47460-4; 3rd edn London 1812 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1807 (NSTC); French trans., 1813; German trans., 1827","Ygw1AAAAMAAJ stclairorheiress00morg stclairorheiress01morgiala stclairorheiress02morgiala","Ygw1AAAAMAAJ 2 vols bound together; 2 vols stclairorheiress01morgiala stclairorheiress02morgiala"
273,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A056","World as It Goes, The","John PALMER",1803,"Male",,"THE WORLD AS IT GOES; OR, PORTRAITS FROM NATURE. A NOVEL. BY JOHN PALMER, AUTHOR OF THE HAUNTED CAVERN. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by W. Flint, Old Bailey, for Moore and Beauclerc, No. 332, Oxford-Street, 1803","2 vols (I 218p; II 227p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48379-4; EN2 1803: 56; xNSTC; OCLC 13357753","Dedication to Sir Francis Burdett, dated Oct 1802",,,
274,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A057","Three Brothers, The","Joshua PICKERSGILL (jun.)",1803,"Male",,"THE THREE BROTHERS: A ROMANCE. BY JOSHUA PICKERSGILL, JUN. ESQ. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly, 1803","4 vols (I 230p; II 300p; III 468p; IV 462p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48438-3; ECB 449; EN2 1803: 57; NSTC P1643; OCLC 6968955","Colophons differ: vols 1 and 2 printed by T. Gillet; vol. 3 by Davison and Gillet; and vol. 4 by T. Burton",,,
275,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A058","Monsieur Botte","Guillaume Charles Antoine PIGAULT-LEBRUN",1803,"Male",,"MONSIEUR BOTTE. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY PIGAULT LEBRUN. AUTHOR OF MY UNCLE THOMAS, THE BARONS OF FELSHEIM, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","3 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 335; EN2 1803: 58; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Monsieur Botte</i> (Paris, 1803). Title and imprint details from Blakey, whose entry is based on Stonehill copy. The 4-vol. 1803 edn listed by NSTC (P1729) is in French",,,
276,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A059","Thaddeus of Warsaw","Jane PORTER",1803,"Female",,"THADDEUS OF WARSAW. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MISS PORTER","London:                     Printed by A. Strahan, Printers-Street, for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1803","4 vols (I xi, 247p; II 224p; III 236p; IV 238p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48362-X; ECB 464; EN2 1803: 59; xNSTC; OCLC 6978580","Inscription to Sir Sidney Smith","2nd edn 1804 (NSTC P2615); 3rd edn 1805 (OCLC); 4th edn 1806 (NSTC); 5th edn 1809 (NSTC); 6th edn 1812 (NSTC); [at least 8 more edns to 1850]; Boston 1809 (OCLC) [also New York 1809 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1809 [as <i>Le Polonais</i> (Pigoreau)]; German trans., 1825 [as <i>Thadd&auml;us Constantin, Graf von Sobieski</i>, also as <i>Graf Sobieski; historischer Roman</i> (RS)]",,
277,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A060","Erestina","Marie Jeanne RICCOBONI",1803,"Female","Francis LATHOM","ERESTINA, A TALE, TAKEN FROM THE FRENCH, WITH ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS OF THE TRANSLATOR, BY FRANCIS LATHOM","Norwich:                     Printed and sold by J. Payne, Bookseller, Market-Place: sold also by Messrs. Longman and Rees, Paternoster-Row, London, and by all other Booksellers, n.d. [1803?]","1 vol.  (162p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47894-4; EN2 1803: 60; xNSTC; xOCLC","NUC lists as a free translation of Riccoboni's 'Histoire d'Ernestine'. The tale was published variously within Riccoboni's works, the earliest edn found being her <i>Recueil de pi&egrave;ces détachées, par Madame Riccoboni</i>, Paris 1765. CR 2nd ser. 39 (Sept. 1803): 119&ndash;20 describes 2-vol. edn, Payne, 1803 (see Contemporary Reviews&mdash;click on link below). ER in its listing of New Publications for Oct 1807 has 'Erestina. A Tale from the French. By Francis Lathom Edar [sic], 3s'. No version in 2 vols has been located; the evidently single vol. edn listed by ER may or may not relate directly to the present record",,,
278,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A061","Deserted Wife, The","Mrs RICE",1803,"Female",,"THE DESERTED WIFE. A TALE OF MUCH TRUTH. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1803","2 vols (I 212p; II 245p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47446-9; EN2 1803: 61; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
279,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A062","Castle of the Tuileries, The","Pierre Joseph Alexis ROUSSEL",1803,"Male","Francis LATHOM","THE CASTLE OF THE TUILERIES: OR, A NARRATIVE OF ALL THE EVENTS WHICH HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN THE INTERIOR OF THAT PALACE, FROM THE TIME OF ITS CONSTRUCTION TO THE EIGHTEENTH BRUMAIRE OF THE YEAR VIII. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, BY FRANCIS LATHOM. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1803","2 vols (I xii, 367p; II vi, 392p). 8&deg;","BL 1560/336; ECB 100; EN2 1803: 62; NSTC R1773; OCLC 2908888","Trans. of <i>Le château des Tuileries</i> (Paris, 1802)",,,
280,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A063","Forest of Hohenelbe, The","Sarah SHERIFFE",1803,"Female",,"THE FOREST OF HOHENELBE. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF HUMBERT CASTLE AND CORRELIA","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","3 vols (I 367p; II 347p; III 362p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47800-6; ECB 211; EN2 1803: 64; xNSTC; OCLC 12186211",,"French trans., 1807 [as <i>La Forêt de Hohenelbe, ou Albert de Weltzlar</i> (OCLC)]",,
281,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A064","Reginal Di Torby","Henry SIDDONS",1803,"Male",,"REGINAL [sic] DI TORBY, OR THE TWELVE ROBBERS. A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","2 vols (I xiv, 294p; II 274p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48616-5; EN2 1803: 65; NSTC R486; xOCLC","Dedication 'To oblivion, who has always been so kind as to take care of the works of the numerous tribe of my brother authors'",,,
282,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A065","Edwin","Mr SINGER",1803,"Male",,"EDWIN, OR THE HEIR OF AELLA. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE WANDERER OF THE ALPS, AND THE MYSTIC CASTLE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1803","3 vols (I 272p, ill.; II 278p; III 352p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47520-1; EN2 1803: 66; xNSTC; OCLC 19020913",,,,
283,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A066","Catastrophe, The","Chevalier de ST AUBIGN&#201;",1803,"Male","John Scott BYERLEY","THE CATASTROPHE; A TALE FOUNDED ON FACTS. FROM THE FRENCH OF THE CHEVALIER DE ST. AUBIGN&#201;. BY J. BYERLEY","London:                     Printed for S. Highley (Successor of the late Mr. J. Murray) No. 24, Fleet-Street; William Miller, Old Bond-Street; James Carpenter, Old Bond-Street; E. Lawrence, No. 378, Strand; E. Williams, No. 11, Strand; E. Harding, No. 100, Pall-Mall; and J. Asperne, No. 32, Cornhill, 1803","1 vol.  (viii, 231p, ill.). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-49010-3; EN2 1803: 63; NSTC S195; xOCLC","French original not discovered",,,
284,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A067","Delphine","Anne Louise Germaine de STA&#203;L-HOLSTEIN",1803,"Female",,"DELPHINE: A NOVEL. BY MADAME DE STAEL-HOLSTEIN. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row, by Wilks and Taylor, Chancery-Lane, 1803","3 vols (I xxiv, 461p; II 357p; III 301p). 12&deg;","BL 12510.bb.21; ECB 557; EN2 1803: 67; NSTC S3440; OCLC 7111975","Trans. of <i>Delphine</i> (Geneva, 1802).  'Advertisement' dated 14 Feb 1803. Colophon reads 'Wilks and Taylor, Printers, Chancery-Lane' in vols 1 and 3; 'Taylor and Wilks, Printers, Chancery-lane' in vol. 2. Each vol. is divided into two 'Parts', noted on t.ps., making six in all. Another edn was published in the same year, in 6 vols, 'London: Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry, 1803'. A copy of this edn is held in CtY-BR Hfd29.490D; see also OCLC 14353121. For full details, see EN2 1803: 67(b)","OCLC 21938954 describes yet another edn, Lackington, Allen, & Co, London, 4 vols, 1805",,
285,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A068","Margaret of Strafford","Anne Louise Germaine de STA&#203;L-HOLSTEIN",1803,"Female",,"MARGARET OF STRAFFORD, AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE: INTERSPERSED WITH SEVERAL ANECDOTES OF THE REIGN OF CHARLES II. AND OTHER MEMORIALS RELATIVE TO THE REVOLUTION. IN FIVE VOLS. BY MADAME DE STAEL, AUTHOR OF DELPHINE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed by R. Exton, Great Portland-Street; for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1803","5 vols (I 211p; II 205p; III 247p; IV 217p; V 191p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47500-7; ECB 557; EN2 1803: 68; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Marguerite de Strafford, roman historique</i> (Paris, 1803). NSTC describes the French original as 'By Madame de ***'. This title is not normally associated with de Sta&euml;l, and the attribution to her may well be spurious. Publishers change between vols: vols 1, 4&ndash;5, see above; vols 2 and 3 'Printed by R. Exton, Great-Portland-Street; for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court; and J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1803'. This matches the imprints in BL copy (C.190.aa.21)",,,
286,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A069","Nobleman and his Steward, The","Miss TAYLOR",1803,"Female",,"THE NOBLEMAN AND HIS STEWARD, OR MEMOIRS OF THE ALBANY FAMILY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","3 vols (I 263p, ill.; II 271p; III 304p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48231-3; ECB 415; EN2 1803: 69; xNSTC; xOCLC","Blakey (under 1802; copy not seen by her)  indexes this author separately from Eliza Taylor, the author of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A053""><i>Education</i></a> (EN2 1817: 53). BLC and Summers also list separately; FC, however, appears to consider that the same Eliza Taylor 'published several Minerva novels, 1799&ndash;1817' (p. 1057)",,,
287,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A070","Maids as They Are Not, and Wives as They Are","Elizabeth THOMAS",1803,"Female",,"MAIDS AS THEY ARE NOT, AND WIVES AS THEY ARE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. MARTHA HOMELY","London:                     Printed by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate-Street, for W. Earle, jun. 43, Wigmore-Street, 1803","4 vols (I iv, 190p; II iv, 297p; III 4, 224p; IV iv, 189p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47681-X; EN2 1803: 70; xNSTC; xOCLC","Martha Homely' appears again as the signature to the Introduction of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1806A068""><i>The Three Old Maids of the House of Penruddock</i></a> (EN2 1806: 66), 'By Bridget Bluemantle' (the pseudonym of Elizabeth Thomas). Summers (p. 13) identifies Martha Homely as one of Thomas's pseudonyms. 'Preface to Volume the Third' thanking the 'unknown' corrector of the press",,,
288,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A071","Winnifred","James THOMSON",1803,"Male",,"WINNIFRED, A TALE OF WONDER. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE REV. J. THOMSON, AUTHOR OF MAJOR PIPER, THE DENIAL, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803","2 vols (I 157p; II 179p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.aaa.25; EN2 1803: 71; NSTC T857; xOCLC","Colophon at end of each vol: 'Newcastle upon Tyne; Printed by Edw. Walker, Pilgrim-Street'",,,
289,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A072","Fate","Maria VANZEE",1803,"Female",,"FATE; OR, SPONG CASTLE. BY MARIA VANZEE","London:                     Printed for Parsons and Son, Circulating Library, Ludgate-Hill, 1803","1 vol.  (vi, 231p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48857-5; ECB 612; EN2 1803: 72; xNSTC; xOCLC","Preface, claiming the original is a German manuscript dug up in Yorkshire!",,,
290,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A073","Don Raphael","George WALKER",1803,"Male",,"DON RAPHAEL, A ROMANCE. BY GEORGE WALKER, AUTHOR OF THE THREE SPANIARDS, VAGABOND, POEMS, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. Walker, Bookseller, 106, Great Portland-Street; and T. Hurst, 32, Pater-Noster-Row; by Exton, Great Portland-Street, 1803","3 vols (I 338p; II 291p; III 273p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48813-3; ECB 619; EN2 1803: 73; NSTC W213; OCLC 7121292","ECB dates Jan 1801, but evidently in error","New York 1803 (OCLC)",,
291,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A074","Bellgrove Castle","Thomas Henry WHITE",1803,"Male",,"BELLGROVE CASTLE; OR, THE HORRID SPECTRE! A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY T. H. WHITE","London:                     Printed by J. Norris, No. 2, Old Round-Court, Strand, for T. H. White, Duke's-Court, St. Martin's-Lane, and W. Jee, No. 447, Strand, 1803","4 vols (I vi, 223p; II 209p; III 234p; IV 279p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48904-0; ECB 635; EN2 1803: 74; NSTC W1686; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Ladies of Great Britain', signed Duke's Court, St Martin's Lane. Vol. 2 imprint differs by reading: 'London: Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-Street, 1803'. ECB gives publisher as Jee only",,,
292,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A075","Leopold","Henry WHITFIELD",1803,"Male",,"LEOPOLD; OR, THE BASTARD. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for S. Highley, (Successor to the late Mr. John Murray) No. 24, Fleet Street; E. Harding, No. 100, Pall-Mall; E. Williams, No. 11, Strand; and J. Asperne, Cornhill, 1803","2 vols (I viii, 308p; II 351p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48029-9; ECB 338; EN2 1803: 75; NSTC W1747; OCLC 13344674","For reasons for questioning the attribution, as well as some other titles in the same chain, see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>",,,
293,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A076","Tales of an Exile","William Frederick WILLIAMS",1803,"Male",,"TALES OF AN EXILE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY W. F. WILLIAMS, AUTHOR OF SKETCHES OF MODERN LIFE, FITZMAURICE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1803","2 vols (I ix, 242p; II 259p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48966-0; EN2 1803: 76; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
294,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A077","Frederick Montravers","Sophia WOODFALL",1803,"Female",,"FREDERICK MONTRAVERS; OR, THE ADOPTED SON. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY SOPHIA WOODFALL","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster Row, by Barnard & Sultzer, Water Lane, Fleet Street, 1803","2 vols (I x, 190p; II 231p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48981-4; ECB 647; EN2 1803: 77; NSTC W2737; xOCLC",,,,
295,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A078","Moss Cliff Abbey","Mary Julia YOUNG",1803,"Female",,"MOSS CLIFF ABBEY; OR, THE SEPULCHRAL HARMONIST. A MYSTERIOUS TALE. IN FOUR VOLS. BY MARY-JULIA YOUNG, AUTHOR OF ROSE MOUNT CASTLE; THE EAST INDIAN; THE KINSMEN OF NAPLES; POEMS, &C","London:                     Printed by W. S. Betham, Furnival's-Inn-Court, Holborn, for B. Crosby and Co. Stationer's Court, Ludgate-Hill; and J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, 1803","4 vols (I 198p; II 215p; III 196p; IV 216p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48993-8; ECB 654; EN2 1803: 78; xNSTC; xOCLC","Imprints in succeeding vols differ in attributing to Crosby and Hughes: see Notes to EN2 1803: 78",,,
296,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1803A079","Right and Wrong","Mary Julia YOUNG",1803,"Female",,"RIGHT AND WRONG; OR, THE KINSMEN OF NAPLES. A ROMANTIC STORY, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MARY JULIA YOUNG, AUTHOR OF ROSE MOUNT CASTLE, THE EAST INDIAN, MOSS CLIFF ABBEY, POEMS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street; for Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court; and Hughes, Wigmore Street, 1803","4 vols (I 232p; II 228p; III 201p; IV 242p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48995-4; ECB 654; EN2 1803: 79; NSTC Y236; OCLC 13323844","Dedication to G. E. A. Wright, Esq. Young features as 'author of The Kinsmen of Naples' in both <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1803A052""><i>Lindorf and Caroline</i></a> (EN2 1803: 52) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1803A078""><i>Moss Cliff Abbey</i></a> (EN2 1803: 78), though a copy with this section of the title appearing first has not been discovered. Summers (p. 380) states Hughes adv. <i>The Kinsmen of Naples</i>, 2nd edn 1808, but again no such edn has been located",,,
297,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A001","Adelaide de Grammont","ANON",1804,"Unknown",,"ADELAIDE DE GRAMMONT; A ROMANCE OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY","London:                     Albion Press: Printed by J. Cundee, Ivy-Lane, for T. Hurst, Paternoster-Row, 1804","1 vol.  (240p). 12&deg;","BL 12604.df.30; ECB 6; EN2 1804: 1; xNSTC; OCLC 24969190","Collates in sixes",,,
298,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A002","Amasina","ANON",1804,"Unknown",,"AMASINA, OR THE AMERICAN FOUNDLING. IN TWO VOLUMES. DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO LADY COTTER","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","2 vols (I 261p; II 324p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47052-8; ECB 14; EN2 1804: 2; NSTC A1082; xOCLC","Dedication signed 'the Authoress'. T.p. attribution later indicates by the same author as <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1810A018""><i>The Soldier of Pennaflor</i></a> (EN2 1810: 16)",,,
299,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A003","Aunt and the Niece, The","ANON",1804,"Unknown",,"THE AUNT AND THE NIECE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","2 vols (I 248p; II 247p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47079-X; EN2 1804: 3; NSTC A20105; OCLC 43638003","This title appears (as by the author) several times again in a sequence of works which have been attributed variously to Mrs E. G. Bayfield, James Henry James, and Mrs E. M. Foster, though there is no convinving case for any of these being responsible for such a chain. For further details, see Notes to the present title in  EN2 1804: 3 and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A008""><i>A Winter in Bath</i></a> (EN2 1807: 7)",,,
300,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A004","Castle of St Caranza, The","ANON",1804,"Unknown",,"THE CASTLE OF ST. CARANZA. A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","2 vols (I 260p, ill.; II 248p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47222-9; ECB 100; EN2 1804: 4; NSTC C961; OCLC 11738741",,,,
301,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A005","Citizen's Daughter, The","ANON",1804,"Unknown",,"THE CITIZEN'S DAUGHTER; OR WHAT MIGHT BE","London:                     Printed by N. Biggs, Crane-Court, Fleet-Street, for Vernor and Hood, 31, Poultry, 1804","1 vol.  (284p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47283-0; ECB 117; EN2 1804: 5; NSTC C1992; OCLC 11610228","Apparently by the same author as <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1805A008""><i>The Idiot Heiress</i></a> (EN2 1805: 7)",,,
302,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A006","Common Life","ANON",1804,"Unknown",,"COMMON LIFE, AN ARTLESS TALE; INTENDED TO ILLUSTRATE THE EFFECTS OF EDUCATION","London:                     Printed for J. Ginger, Bookseller to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, No. 169, Piccadilly, and T. Hurst, Paternoster Row, 1804","2 vols (I 217p; II 196p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47277-6; ECB 128; EN2 1804: 6; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
303,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A007","Mad Dog, The","ANON",1804,"Unknown",,"THE MAD DOG; A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Nichols and Son, Red Lion Passage, Fleet Street, for W. Earle, at the original French and English Circulating Library, No. 47, Albemarle Street, Piccadilly, 1804","3 vols (I iv, 236p; II 228p; III 220p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48143-0; EN2 1804: 7; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
304,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A008","Reformed Reprobate, The","ANON",1804,"Unknown",,"THE REFORMED REPROBATE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, No. 7, Berwick Street, Soho; for J. F. and G. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1804","3 vols (I 278p; II 223p; III 227p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.bbb.21; ECB 484; EN2 1804: 8; NSTC R688; xOCLC","For contemporary attributions to August Lafontaine and (far less convincingly) August von Kotzebue, see Contemporary Libraries and Contemporary Reviews (click on links below)",,,
305,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A009","Talisman, The","ANON",1804,"Male",,"THE TALISMAN: OR, SINGULAR ADVENTURES OF AN OLD OFFICER; WITH ITS CONSEQUENCES. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF","London:                     Printed for R. Dutton, No. 45, Gracechurch Street; J. Cawthorn, Catherine Street; Chapple, Pall-Mall; and T. Hurst, Paternoster Row; by John Abraham, Clement's Lane, 1804","2 vols (I 240p; II 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48940-7; ECB 576; EN2 1804: 9; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
306,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A010","Honorina","James BARTON",1804,"Male",,"HONORINA, OR THE INFATUATED CHILD. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY JAMES BARTON, L.M","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","2 vols (I 263p, ill.; II 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47111-7; EN2 1804: 10; NSTC B839; xOCLC",,,,
307,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A011","Travels of Young Candid and Doctor Pangloss","James BARTON",1804,"Male",,"TRAVELS OF YOUNG CANDID AND DOCTOR PANGLOSS TO THE COUNTRY OF EL-DORADO, TOWARDS THE END OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY; BEING A CONTINUATION OF VOLTAIRE'S CANDID. BY J. BARTON, L.M. AUTHOR OF THE INFATUATED CHILD, REMORSELESS ASSASSIN, MONK OF HENNARES, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, 1804","3 vols (I 212p; II 182p; III 184p). 12&deg;","BL 1508/1687; ECB 42; EN2 1804: 11; NSTC B841; OCLC 13307542",,,,
308,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A012","Mother and Daughter, The","J. B. C. BERTHIER",1804,"Male","Mary Julia YOUNG","THE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER, A PATHETIC TALE, BY MARY JULIA YOUNG, AUTHOR OF MOSS CLIFFE ABBEY, KINSMEN OF NAPLES, ROSE MOUNT CASTLE, EAST INDIAN, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by R. Exton, Great Portland-Street; for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1804","3 vols (I 261p; II 226p; III 218p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-62-48994-6; EN2 1804: 12; NSTC Y234; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Felix et Eléonor, ou les colons malheureux</i> (Paris, 1801). For further details concerning this unacknowledged source, see Notes to EN2 1804: 12",,,
309,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A013","Modern Literature","Robert BISSET",1804,"Male",,"MODERN LITERATURE: A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ROBERT BISSET, L.L.D","London:                     Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1804","3 vols (I xxviii, 313p; II xii, 332p; III xii, 280p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47199-0; ECB 59; EN2 1804: 13; NSTC B3058; OCLC 13276151","Preface dated Sloane-Terrace, 8 May 1804. The author's degree is represented more normally as 'LL.D' on t.ps. of vols 2 and 3",,,
310,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A014","Jane Talbot","Charles Brockden BROWN",1804,"Male",,"JANE TALBOT. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY C. B. BROWNE [sic], AUTHOR OF ARTHUR MERVYN, EDGAR HUNTLEY, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","2 vols (I 263p; II 336p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47137-0; ECB 78; EN2 1804: 14; xNSTC; OCLC 6662288","Originally published Philadelphia 1801 (Blanck)",,,
311,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A015","Alvar and Seraphina","John CANTON",1804,"Male",,"ALVAR AND SERAPHINA; OR, THE TROUBLES OF MURCIA. AN HISTORIC ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY JOHN CANTON","London:                     Printed for Lane, Newman, and Co. Minerva Press, Leadenhall-Street, 1804","2 vols (I 238p, ill.; II 222p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47210-5; EN2 1804: 15; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
312,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A016","Aubrey","Robert Charles DALLAS",1804,"Male",,"AUBREY: A NOVEL. BY R. C. DALLAS ESQ. AUTHOR OF PERCIVAL","London:                     Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1804","4 vols (I xxvii, 212p; II iv, 268p; III vii, 299p; IV viii, 390p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47390-X; ECB 150; EN2 1804: 16; NSTC D95; OCLC 6737461","Dedication 'to M. Bertrand De Moleville, one of the confidental ministers of Louis XVI', dated Camberwell Grove, 23 Mar 1804. Text proper in vol. 1 ends on p. 210, followed by 2 pp. of advs",,,
313,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A017","Popular Tales","Maria EDGEWORTH",1804,"Female",,"POPULAR TALES. BY MARIA EDGEWORTH, AUTHOR OF PRACTICAL EDUCATION, BELINDA, CASTLE RACKRENT, IRISH BULLS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-Yard, by C. Mercier and Co. Northumberland-Court, Strand, 1804","3 vols (I iv, 384p; II 367p; III 394p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47576-7; ECB 178; EN2 1804: 17; NSTC E242; OCLC 11287183","Preface, signed 'Richard Lovell Edgeworth. Edgeworth's Town, Feb. 1804'","2nd edn 1805 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1807 (NSTC); 4th edn 1811 (NSTC); 5th edn 1814 (NSTC); 6th edn 1817 (NSTC); [at least 4 more edns to 1850]; Philadelphia 1804 (OCLC); German trans., 1807 [as <i>Einfache Erz&auml;hlungen</i> (RS)]; French trans., 1814 [selection, as <i>Conseils &agrave; mon fils</i> (CCFR)]",,
314,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A018","Duchess of La Valliere, The","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1804,"Female","Charles LENNOX","THE DUCHESS OF LA VALLIERE. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. BY MADAME DE GENLIS. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-Street, 1804","2 vols (I, xxxv, 264p; II 319p). 12&deg;","CtY-BR Hfd29.351.V; ECB 225; EN2 1804: 18; xNSTC; OCLC 5226405","Trans. of <i>La Duchesse de la Valli&egrave;re</i> (Paris, 1804). ECB and Summers both identify translator as Charles Lennox, but no indication of identity is apparently given in the long Preface. OCLC entry does not mention Lennox, and the Divide Legder entry in the Murray Archives indicates that a Mr Hall might have been the translator&mdash;see Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
315,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A019","Tears of Camphor, The","Henrico Fernandez GLYSTICUS",1804,"Male",,"THE TEARS OF CAMPHOR; OR, LOVE AND NATURE TRIUMPHANT. A SATIRICAL TALE OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. INTERSPERSED WITH ORIGINAL POETRY. BY HENRICO FERNANDEZ GLYSTICUS, LL.D. F.R.S. F.S.A. &C. &C. AND SITTING MEMBER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GALLIPOT-OMUS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Ginger, Piccadilly; C. Chappel [sic], and J. Budd, Pall-Mall, 1804","3 vols (I xv, xi, 284p, ill.; II xiv, 294p; III xiv, 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48946-6; ECB 233; EN2 1804: 19; NSTC G1225; xOCLC","Dedication to 'His Supreme Highness The Devil', signed 'Henrico Fernandez Glysticus', dated England, 24 June 1804. Preface, dated the same and signed H. F. G., anticipates unfavourable reviews",,,
316,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A020","Casualties","Mary GOLDSMITH",1804,"Female",,"CASUALTIES. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MARY GOLDSMITH, AUTHOR OF THE COMEDY ENTITLED SHE LIVES! OR, THE GENEROUS BROTHER","London:                     Printed by Roden and Lewis, Paternoster-Row; for T. Hughes, Stationers-Court, Ludgate-Street; and sold by Jordan Hookham, New Bond-Street; Harding, Pall-Mall; Lloyd, Harley-Street, Cavendish-Square; and J. Ridgeway, York-Street, St. James's, 1804","2 vols (I xvi, 182p; II 166p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.ccc.14; CME 3-628-47820-0; ECB 235; EN2 1804: 20; NSTC G1323; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Honorable Mrs. A. M. Egerton', signed 'Mary Goldsmith'. 'Subscribers', vol. 2, pp. 165&ndash;66. T.p. carries the following statement: 'No Subterranean Caverns&mdash;Haunted Castles&mdash;Enchanted Forests&mdash;Fearful Visions&mdash;Mysterious Voices&mdash;Supernatural Agents&mdash;Bloody Daggers&mdash;Dead Men's Skulls&mdash;Mangled Bodies&mdash;Nor Marvellous Lights, form any Part of the present Work; but will be found, on Perusal, to arise out of Natural Incidents'. Corvey copy lacks list of subscribers",,,
317,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A021","Sherwood Forest","Elizabeth Sarah Villa-Real GOOCH",1804,"Female",,"SHERWOOD FOREST; OR NORTHERN ADVENTURES. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. VILLA-REAL GOOCH","London:                     Printed for S. Highley, (Successor of the late Mr. John Murray,) No. 24, Fleet-Street, 1804","3 vols (I xii, 228p; II 192p; III 234p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47837-5; ECB 236; EN2 1804: 21; xNSTC; OCLC 43432334","Dedication 'to James Wardell, Esq. Wine merchant, Pall Mall', signed Elizabeth Sarah Villa-Real Gooch, King Street, Hammersmith, 12 Apr 1804. Preface, vol 1, pp. [ix]&ndash;xii, begins with the statement: 'An acknowledged Novel-writer is, perhaps, one of the most difficult names to support with credit and reputation'.  Blakey (copy not seen) includes as a title of the Minerva Press",,,
318,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A022","Labyrinth of Corcira, The","Giuseppe A. GRAGLIA",1804,"Male",,"THE LABYRINTH OF CORCIRA: OR, THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY AND SURPRISING HISTORY OF THE INCOMPARABLE DON FERNANDO D'AVALO, HEREDITARY PRINCE OF SALERNO, AND THE BEAUTIFUL AND VIRTUOUS ISIDORA, DUCHESS OF CATANIA. TOGETHER WITH THE SURPRISING EVENTS OF THE COUNTESS OF LIPARY HIS SISTER. BY G. A. GRAGLIA. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Cox, Son, and Baylis, No. 75, Great Queen-Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, for the Author, No. 22, Castle-Street, Leicester-Fields, 1804","2 vols (I viii, 203p; II 218p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47793-X; EN2 1804: 22; NSTC G1609; OCLC 13337862",,,,
319,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A023","Hell upon Earth","Johann Gottfried GRUBER",1804,"Male",,"HELL UPON EARTH. IN TWO VOLUMES. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, 1804","2 vols (I 278p; II 223p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47725-5; ECB 263; EN2 1804: 23; NSTC H1214; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Die Hölle auf Erden: Ein Roman</i> (Leipzig, 1800). ER, in its list of New Publications for Mar 1804, lists as 'by the author of Pizarro, &c.', giving (misleading) impression that author is August von Kotzebue",,,
320,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A024","Captive of Valence, The","Elisabeth GU&#201;NARD",1804,"Female",,"THE CAPTIVE OF VALENCE; OR THE LAST MOMENTS OF PIUS VI. IN TWO VOLUMES","Bath:                     Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Pater-Noster-Row, by W. Meyler, Grove, Bath, 1804","2 vols (I 253p, ill.; II 268p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 12512.aaa.26; EN2 1804: 24; NSTC P2020; OCLC 13230093","Trans. of <i>Le Captif de Valence ou les derniers moments de Pie VI</i> (Paris, 1802). 'To the Reader' states:  'The Author from whom the following sheets are translated, asserts the various incidents contained in the succeeding narrative to be founded in fact, though clad in the guise of a novel'. CCFR and NUC both give Guénard as the author of the French original",,"v6kBAAAAQAAJ 0akBAAAAQAAJ","2 vols"
321,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A025","Circumstances Respecting the Late Charles Montford, Esq.","George Davies. HARLEY",1804,"Male",,"CIRCUMSTANCES RESPECTING THE LATE CHARLES MONTFORD, ESQ. BY GEORGE HARLEY, ESQ","Liverpool:                     Printed by J. M'Creery, Houghton-Street, 1804","1 vol.  (154, 124p). 8&deg;","BL 12614.g.20; ECB 255; EN2 Update 1; NSTC H589; OCLC 10201256","Dedication 'To the Memory of Charles Montford, This Little Volume, the Feeble Record of his Character, I Give and Dedicate'. A play, purportedly written by 'my departed friend', begins with new arabic pagination: 'Love in Marriage. A Comedy, in Five Acts.' BLPC and ECB treat George Harley as a pseudonym, but OCLC gives as by George Davies Harley (d. 1811)",,,
322,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A026","Secret Machinations","Sarah Ann HOOK",1804,"Female",,"SECRET MACHINATIONS. A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY SARAH ANN HOOK, AUTHOR OF THE WIDOWED BRIDE, OR, CELINA","London:                     Printed for R. Dutton, Gracechurch-Street; and C. Chapple, Pall-Mall; by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate-Street, 1804","4 vols (I viii, 276p; II 270p; III 206p; IV 254p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47691-7; EN2 1804: 25; NSTC H2395; xOCLC",,,,
323,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A027","Unexpected Legacy, The","Rachel HUNTER",1804,"Female",,"THE UNEXPECTED LEGACY, A NOVEL. BY MRS. HUNTER, OF NORWICH; AUTHOR OF LETITIA; THE HISTORY OF THE GRUBTHORPE FAMILY; AND MRS. PALMERSTONE'S LETTERS TO HER DAUGHTER. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row; and W. T. Robberds, Norwich; by R. Taylor, Black-Horse-Court, Fleet Street, 1804","2 vols (I xvii, 243p; II 363p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47787-5; ECB 289; EN2 1804: 26; NSTC H3178; OCLC 23277804",,,,
324,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A028","Bruno","Samuel William Henry IRELAND",1804,"Male",,"BRUNO; OR, THE SEPULCHRAL SUMMONS","London:                     Earle and Hemet, 1804","4 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; EN2 1804: 27; xNSTC; xOCLC","Listed in Summers, who indicates published under the initials W. H. I. Frank (Item 200) gives short synopsis",,,
325,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A029","Woman of Feeling, The","Samuel William Henry IRELAND",1804,"Male",,"THE WOMAN OF FEELING. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, No. 7, Berwick Street, Soho, for William Miller, Old Bond Street, and Didier and Tebbett, 75, St. James's Street, 1804","4 vols (I xii, 216p; II viii, 234p; III vii, 215p; IV vii, 254p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48974-1; ECB 645; EN2 1804: 28; NSTC P1261; OCLC 13388831","Dedication to 'Miss Sarah Colepeper', signed 'The Baronet's Nephew' [fictive]. The last chapter in vol. 4, 'A Penny for my Reader's Thoughts' (pp. 249&ndash;54) is signed 'Paul Persius'",,,
326,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A030","Galerio and Nerissa","John Gale JONES",1804,"Male",,"GALERIO AND NERISSA, INCLUDING ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE, THE HISTORY OF AN ENGLISH NOBLEMAN AND LADY; SEVERAL POETICAL EFFUSIONS, AND A FEW DOMESTIC ANECDOTES","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by Messrs. Jordan and Maxwell, No. 180, Fleet Street, 1804","1 vol.  (xvi, 131p). 8&deg;","BL 12612.f.19; EN2 1804: 29; NSTC J972; OCLC 18697683","Subscribers Names', pp. [v]&ndash;xii. 'Introductory Narrative', dated Aug 1804; 'Poetical Effusions' pp. 103&ndash;31 [a separate section]. Collates in fours",,,
327,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A031","Modern Faults","Anne KER",1804,"Female",,"MODERN FAULTS, A NOVEL, FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY MRS. KER, AUTHOR OF ""THE HEIRESS DI MONTALDE."" &C. &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. M'Gowen, Church Street, Blackfriars Road. For J. Ker, 34, Great Surry Street, Black Friars Road; sold also by John Badcock, Paternoster Row, 1804","2 vols (I 228p, ill.; II 234p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48016-7; ECB 320; EN2 1804: 30; xNSTC; xOCLC","Frontispiece portrait of 'M<sup>rs</sup>. Anne Ker'. Adv. for Mrs Ker's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A036""><i>Edric, the Forester</i></a>, in 3 vols forthcoming in Dec at 10s 6d, below text on p. 234 (followed by colophon of 'M'Gowen, Printer, Church Street, Blackfriars Road'). The earliest edn of this title discovered, however, was published more than a decade later (see EN2 1817: 36)",,,
328,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A032","Three Gil Blas, The","Jean Henri Ferdinand LA MARTELI&#200;RE",1804,"Male",,"THE THREE GIL BLAS, OR FOLLIES OF YOUTH. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. FROM THE FRENCH OF LA MARTELIERE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","4 vols (I iv, 255p; II 272p; III 266p; IV 290p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48958-X; ECB 327; EN2 1804: 37; NSTC L240; OCLC 6872060","Trans. of <i>Trois Gil Blas, ou cinq ans de folie</i> (Paris, 1802)",,,
329,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A033","Baron de Fleming","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1804,"Male",,"BARON DE FLEMING; OR, THE RAGE OF NOBILITY. FROM THE GERMAN OF AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE","London:                     Lane, Newman, and Co. 1804","3 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 326; EN2 1804: 31; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Leben und Thaten des Freiherrn Quinctius Heymeran von Flaming</i> (Berlin, 1795&ndash;96), probably from <i>Le baron de Fleming, ou la manie des titre</i> (Paris, 1803), 'traduction libre de l'allemande d'August La Fontaine, par Mme de Cérenville. <i>Literary Journal, a Review</i> 3 (16 June 1804), p. 682, lists this and the <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1804A034""><i>Baron de Fleming, the Son</i></a> (EN2 1804: 32) as separate works, with Lafontaine's name positioned immediately beneath the latter while apparently relating to each. ECB dates both titles May 1804",,,
330,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A034","Baron de Fleming, the Son","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1804,"Male",,"BARON DE FLEMING, THE SON; OR THE RAGE OF SYSTEMS. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. FROM THE GERMAN OF AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","3 vols (I 246p; II 260p; III 243p). 12&deg;","BL 12548.f.23; ECB 326; EN2 1804: 32; NSTC L154; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Leben und Thaten des Freiherrn Quinctius Heymeran von Flaming</i> (Berlin, 1795&ndash;96). ECB and ER (in its July 1804 New Publications listing) both describe this title as 'a continuation' of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1804A033""><i>Baron de Fleming</i></a> (EN2 1804: 31)",,,
331,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A035","Henrietta Bellmann","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1804,"Male",,"HENRIETTA BELLMANN: OR, THE NEW FAMILY PICTURE. A NOVEL. BY AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Vernor and Hood in the Poultry, 1804. By T. Gillet, Crown-Court, Fleet-Street","2 vols (I 271p; II 304p). 12&deg;","BL 12547.ccc.14; ECB 326; EN2 1804: 33; NSTC L151; OCLC 14561413","Trans. of <i>Henriette Bellmann</i> (Berlin, 1802). 'By T. Gillet, Crown-Court, Fleet-Street' after imprint date",,,
332,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A036","Lobenstein Village","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1804,"Male","Mary MEEKE","LOBENSTEIN VILLAGE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. TRANSLATED BY MRS. MEEKE, FROM THE FRENCH OF AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","4 vols (I 270p, ill.; II 292p; III 276p; IV 266p). 12&deg;","BL 1607/1867; EN2 1804: 34; NSTC L162; OCLC 6867334","Trans. of <i>Le Village de Lobenstein, ou le nouvel enfant trouvé</i> (Gen&egrave;ve et Paris, 1802), itself a trans. of the original German title, <i>Theodor, oder Kultur und Humanit&auml;t</i> (Berlin, 1802)",,,
333,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A037","Love and Gratitude","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1804,"Male","Eliza PARSONS","LOVE AND GRATITUDE; OR, TRAITS OF THE HUMAN HEART. SIX NOVELS, TRANSLATED FROM AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE. IN THREE VOLUMES. PREPARED FOR THE PRESS BY MRS. PARSONS, AUTHOR OF MYSTERIOUS WARNING, GIRL OF THE MOUNTAIN, MURRAY HOUSE, THE MISER AND HIS FAMILY, THE PEASANT OF ARDENNE FOREST, THE VALLEY OF ST. GOTHARD, MYSTERIOUS VISIT, &C. &C","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater-Noster Row; Carpenter and Co. Old-Bond-Street; Earle, Albemarle-Street; Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Didier and Tibett, St. James's Street, London; also by W. Ansell, Richmond, Surrey, 1804","3 vols (I 264p; II 234p; III 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48396-4; ECB 326; EN2 1804: 35; NSTC L145; OCLC 6871859","Trans. of <i>Liebe und Dankbarkeit</i> (Berlin/Leipzig, 1799). The other five novels included are trans. from <i>Die Gewalt der Liebe</i> (Berlin, 1791&ndash;94)",,,
334,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A038","Rake and the Misanthrope, The","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1804,"Male","Mary CHARLTON","THE RAKE AND THE MISANTHROPE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. FROM THE GERMAN OF AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","2 vols (I 243p; II 232p). 12&deg;","CtY-BR HKc14310R; ECB 326; EN2 1804: 36; xNSTC; xOCLC","German original not discovered",,,
335,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A039","Village Anecdotes","Elizabeth Anne LE NOIR",1804,"Female",,"VILLAGE ANECDOTES; OR, THE JOURNAL OF A YEAR, FROM SOPHIA TO EDWARD. WITH ORIGINAL POEMS. BY MRS. LE NOIR. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Vernor and Hood, 31, Poultry, by A. Wilson, Wild Court, Lincoln's Inn Fields, 1804","3 vols (I iv, 262p; II 306p; III 303p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48170-8; ECB 338; EN2 1804: 40; NSTC L1168; OCLC 13044043",,"2nd edn, 'with additional characters and poems',  [1807] (NSTC, OCLC)",,
336,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A040","Life of a Lover, The","Sophia LEE",1804,"Female",,"THE LIFE OF A LOVER. IN A SERIES OF LETTERS. BY SOPHIA LEE. IN SIX VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. & J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row, 1804","6 vols (I xi, 320p; II 336p; III 314p; IV 363p; V 298p; VI 376p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47973-8; ECB 336; EN2 1804: 38; NSTC L1009; OCLC 6875878","Colophons differ: vols 1&ndash;4 'S. Hamilton, Printer, Shoe Lane, Fleet-Street'; vols 5&ndash;6 'T. Davison, White-Friars'","French trans., 1808 [as <i>Savinia Rivers, ou le danger d'aimer</i> (CCFR)]",,
337,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A041","India Voyage, The","Elizabeth LEFANU",1804,"Female",,"THE INDIA VOYAGE; BY MRS. H. LEFANU, DAUGHTER OF THE LATE THOMAS SHERIDAN, M.A. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row, 1804","2 vols (I 267p; II 298p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48047-7; ECB 295; EN2 1804: 39; NSTC L1045; OCLC 28469618","Untitled notice misbound at end of vol. 2 begins: 'The author of the following sheets, has adopted the epistolary, or, rather, the journal style; as it appeared to her more favourable to the development of character than the narrative'. Block and Summers both attribute to Alicia Lefanu, but t.p. description of the authoress as 'Mrs H. Lefanu' indicates Elizabeth Lefanu, mother of Alicia and wife of Henry Lefanu",,,
338,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A042","Memoirs of Henry Lenox","Miss LENOX",1804,"Female",,"MEMOIRS OF HENRY LENOX, INTERSPERSED WITH LEGENDARY ROMANCES. BY THE HON. MISS LENOX","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, No. 7, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. and G. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1804","1 vol.  (211p). 12&deg;","BL 1153.l.8; ECB 338; EN2 1804: 41; NSTC L1179; xOCLC",,,,
339,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A043","Tale without a Title, A","Alethea Brereton LEWIS",1804,"Female",,"A TALE WITHOUT A TITLE: GIVE IT WHAT YOU PLEASE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY EUGENIA DE ACTON, AUTHOR OF ESSAYS ON THE ART OF BEING HAPPY, THE MICROCOSM, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","3 vols (I 280p, ill.; II 286p; III 266p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47008-0; ECB 575; EN2 1804: 42; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
340,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A044","Terrific Tales","Isabella LEWIS",1804,"Female",,"TERRIFIC TALES. BY ISABELLA LEWIS","London:                     Printed by R. Cantwell, 33, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar, for J. F. Hughes, No. 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1804","1 vol.  (229p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51086-4; EN2 1804: 43; xNSTC; OCLC 24240452","Collates in sixes",,,
341,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A045","Heliodora","Wilhelm Adolf LINDAU",1804,"Male",,"HELIODORA, OR THE GRECIAN MINSTREL. IN THREE VOLUMES. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF BARON G&#214;THE","London:                     (Printed by T. Plummer, Seething-Lane, Tower-Street,) for R. Dutton, 45, Gracechurch-Street, 1804","3 vols (I 235p; II 187p; III 211p). 12&deg;","BL 12547.a.10; ECB 234; EN2 Update 1; NSTC L1661; xOCLC","Trans. Of <i>Heliodora, oder die Lautenspielerin aus Griechenland</i> (Miessen, 1799/1800). Half-titles read 'Heliodora, or the Grecian Minstrel. BLPC correctly gives Wilhelm Adolf Lindau as author of original work; it is possible that the association with Goethe in the present instance was aimed at stimulating greater interest. ECB lists under Goethe, as 'Heliodora; or, the Genuine [sic] Minstrel'",,,
342,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A046","Can We Doubt It?","Charlotte de Bournon MALARME",1804,"Female","Elizabeth Sarah Villa-Real GOOCH","CAN WE DOUBT IT? OR, THE GENUINE HISTORY OF TWO FAMILIES OF NORWICH. BY CHARLOTTE BOURNON-MALARME, MEMBER OF THE ACADEMY OF ARCADES OF ROME. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, BY MRS. VILLA-REAL GOOCH. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. Swan, No. 76, Fleet-Street, for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster-Row, 1804","3 vols (I 215p; II 213p; III 179p). 12&deg;","Corvey; ECB 236; EN2 1804: 44; xNSTC; OCLC 23155508","Trans. of <i>Peut-on s'en douter? Ou Histoire véritable de deux familles de Norwich</i> (Paris, 1802). No earlier edn of French original discovered. Preface 'By the translator'. Postscript at the end of vol. 3 claims a true story about two families, with changed names",,,
343,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A047","Jessica Mandaville","Miriam MALDEN",1804,"Female",,"JESSICA MANDAVILLE, OR THE WOMAN OF FORTITUDE, IN FIVE VOLUMES, BY MIRIAM MALDEN","Richmond:                     Printed by and for G. A. Wall; and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, London, 1804","5 vols (I vii, 298p; II 258p; III 284p; IV 282p; V 275p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48145-7; ECB 364; EN2 1804: 45; NSTC M806; xOCLC","Dedication to 'H&mdash;&mdash; C&mdash;&mdash;, Esq.'",,,
344,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A048","Amazement","Mary MEEKE",1804,"Female",,"AMAZEMENT. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. MEEKE, AUTHOR OF ELLESMERE, MIDNIGHT WEDDINGS, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","3 vols (I 276p; II 279p; III 274p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48206-2; EN2 1804: 46; NSTC M1952; xOCLC",,,,
345,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A049","Nine Days' Wonder, The","Mary MEEKE",1804,"Female",,"THE NINE DAYS' WONDER. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. MEEKE, AUTHOR OF THE OLD WIFE AND YOUNG HUSBAND, AMAZEMENT, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","3 vols (I 284p; II 269p; III 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48210-0; ECB 415; EN2 1804: 47; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
346,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A050","Old Wife and Young Husband, The","Mary MEEKE",1804,"Female",,"THE OLD WIFE AND YOUNG HUSBAND. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. MEEKE, AUTHOR OF ELLESMERE, PALMIRA AND ERMANCE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","3 vols (I 264p; II 280p; III 277p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48211-9; EN2 1804: 48; xNSTC; OCLC 13340278",,,,
347,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A051","Something Odd!","Mary MEEKE",1804,"Female",,"SOMETHING ODD! A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","3 vols (I vii, 286p; II 273p; III 278p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48654-8; ECB 549; EN2 1804: 49; xNSTC; OCLC 6932630","A Dialogue between the Author and his Pen', vol. 1, pp. [i]&ndash;vii",,,
348,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A052","Rival Chiefs, The","Anna MILLIKIN",1804,"Female",,"THE RIVAL CHIEFS; OR, BATTLE OF MERE. A TALE OF ANCIENT TIMES. BY ANNA MILLIKIN, AUTHOR OF ""CORFE CASTLE,"" ""PLANTAGENET,"" &C","Cork:                     Printed by J. Connor, 1804","1 vol.  (215p). 12&deg;","BL 12651.b.25; ECB 495; EN2 1804: 50; NSTC M2412; xOCLC","Entered at Stationer's Hall' after imprint date. ECB entry dates Mar 1805, and probably relates to the Minerva edn of 1805 (see Further edns)","1805 (Corvey&mdash;a reissue by Lane, Newman, and Co, with 'Connor, Printer, Cork' on verso of t.p.), CME 3-628-48164-3",,
349,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A053","Lussington Abbey","Henrietta Rouviere MOSSE",1804,"Female",,"LUSSINGTON ABBEY. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY HENRIETTA ROUVIERE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","2 vols (I iv, 347p; II 308p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48348-4; EN2 1804: 51; xNSTC; OCLC 47127660","To the Reviewers', signed Henrietta Rouviere","French trans., 1807",,
350,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A054","Swiss Emigrants, The","Hugh MURRAY",1804,"Male",,"THE SWISS EMIGRANTS: A TALE","London:                     Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster Row, 1804","1 vol.  (126p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48796-X; ECB 572; EN2 1804: 52; NSTC M3703; OCLC 6620022","Preface (19 pp. unn.) outlining background of Swiss Revolution in 1798. Advs (15 pp. unn.) at the end incorporating a long critique, from  MR, of Henry Zschokke's <i>History of the Invasion of Switzerland</i>. <i>The Swiss Emigrants</i> is one of several works subsequently claimed by Louisa Theresa Bellenden Ker (see RLF 11: 400, Item 6 [1822?]), though this title has hitherto been widely attributed to Hugh Murray","2nd edn 1806 (NSTC)",,
351,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A055","Eve of San-Pietro, The","Mary Anne NERI",1804,"Female",,"THE EVE OF SAN-PIETRO. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; by I. Gold, Shoe-Lane, Fleet-Street, 1804","3 vols (I 290p; II 278p; III 250p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47638-0; EN2 1804: 53; NSTC N563; OCLC 6950535",,"MLC claims French trans. as <i>La Veille de Saint Pierre, ou la vengeance</i> (Paris, 1823); but CCFR attributes this title to Jean Cohen (1781&ndash;1848), who might nevertheless have been its translator",,
352,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A056","Murray House","Eliza PARSONS",1804,"Female",,"MURRAY HOUSE. ""A PLAIN UNVARNISHED TALE."" IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. PARSONS, AUTHOR OF ERRORS OF EDUCATION, WOMAN AS SHE SHOULD BE, MYSTERIOUS WARNING, GIRL OF THE MOUNTAIN, THE PEASANT OF ARDENNE FOREST, THE VALLEY OF ST. GOTHARD, THE MISER AND HIS FAMILY, MYSTERIOUS VISIT, &C. &C","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by Hurst, No. 32, Paternoster Row; Carpenter and Co. Old-Bond-Street; Earle, Albemarle-Street; Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Didier and Tibbett, St. James's-Street, London; also by W. Ansell, Richmond, Surrey, 1804","3 vols (I 296p; II 264p; III 331p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48398-0; ECB 378; EN2 1804: 54; NSTC P564; OCLC 47639651","Sometimes attributed to Mary Meeke, not Parsons. The title (as above) however clearly attributes this work to Eliza Parsons; the Brentford/Norbury imprint also matches other works by Parsons, but not those by Mary Meeke (a Minerva Press author)",,,
353,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A057","Zoflora","Jean Baptiste PICQUENARD",1804,"Male",,"ZOFLORA, OR, THE GENEROUS NEGRO GIRL. A COLONIAL STORY. FROM THE FRENCH OF J. B. PIGUENARD. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury Square, 1804","2 vols (I iv, 201p; II 235p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-49004-9; ECB 450; EN2 1804: 55; NSTC P1648; OCLC 6968979","Trans. of <i>Zoflora, ou la bonne négresse, aventure coloniale</i> (Paris, 1799). Printer's mark after imprint date reads: '(By T. Appleby, North Shields)'. Collates in sixes",,,
354,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A058","Barons of Felsheim, The","Guillaume Charles Antoine PIGAULT-LEBRUN",1804,"Male",,"THE BARONS OF FELSHEIM. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. FROM THE FRENCH OF PIGAULT LEBRUN, AUTHOR OF MY UNCLE THOMAS, MONSIEUR BOTTE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","3 vols (I 248p; II 271p; III 287p). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.P534B.1804; ECB 335; EN2 1804: 56; xNSTC; OCLC 6969044","Trans. of <i>Les Barons de Felsheim</i> (Paris, 1798)",,,
355,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A059","Lake of Killarney, The","Anna Maria PORTER",1804,"Female",,"THE LAKE OF KILLARNEY: A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ANNA MARIA PORTER, AUTHOR OF OCTAVIA, WALSH COLVILLE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-Row, 1804","3 vols (I viii, 279p; II 307p; III 354p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48345-X; EN2 1804: 57; NSTC P2591; OCLC 6977683","Dedication 'to the Reverend Percival Stockdale, Rector of Lesbury In Northumberland'. Preface dated Thames Ditton, 1804. ECB 464 lists Newman edn, 1833","New edn 1833 (OCLC); 1838 (NSTC); new edn 1839 (OCLC); 1849 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1810 (OCLC)",,
356,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A060","Destiny","Eliza Frances ROBERTSON",1804,"Female",,"DESTINY: OR, FAMILY OCCURRENCES: AN INTERESTING NARRATIVE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by William Burton, 82, Fetter Lane. Sold by Mr. Ryan, near Pantheon, Oxford Street; and may also be had of the principal Booksellers in the United Kingdoms; and at all the Circulating Libraries, n.d. [1804?]","2 vols (I 176p; II 174p). 12&deg;","BL N.1898; EN2 1804: 58; NSTC D947; xOCLC","Recto following t.p. reads: 'CARD. The Author presents most respectful Thanks to those Ladies and Gentlemen who did her the Honor of subscribing for this Work; but being few in number, and some, from a Wish to conceal their Benevolence, having forbid their Names to appear, a List of Subscribers is omitted.' Eliza Robertson was imprisoned for debt, and died in the Fleet Prison (Jackson). Collates in sixes. ECB 496 lists 2nd edn 1804. ER listing of New Publications for Oct 1803 points to possible 1803 (or earlier) publication of 1st edn; BLPC dates as [c. 1810]","2nd edn 1804 as <i>Destiny: or, family occurrences of the House of Derwentwater; an interesting narrative, including the life of the author</i> (Corvey&mdash;with 'Miss Robertson, Late of Blackheath' and date as '1804' on t.p., and a Preface (in verse) dated and signed 'Fleet, Jan. 1, 1804. E. R.'), CME 3-628-48652-1",,
357,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A061","German Letters",,1804,"Female",,"GERMAN LETTERS, TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH, BY CATHERINE SELDEN, AUTHOR OF&#8212;""THE ENGLISH NUN,""&#8212;""COUNT DE SANTERRE,""&#8212;""SERENA,""&#8212;&C. &C. ENTERED AT STATIONER'S HALL","Cork:                     Printed by J. Connor, Circulating Library, Grand-Parade, 1804","1 vol.  (iv, 153p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48636-X; ECB 525; EN2 1804: 59; NSTC S1076; xOCLC","Preface asserts that the translated letters are probably the work of 'the same hand', and also acknowledges having condensed some of the material and added direct narrative at points (pp. iii&ndash;iv). According to FC 'poses as a translation of a work like <i>Werther</i>, which CS had earlier disapproved' (p. 963). ECB dates June 1805, and gives Lane as publisher. Blakey lists as a publication of the Minerva Press (copy not seen) under 1805; no copy of such an edn, however, has been located",,,
358,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A062","Brick Bolding","Charles Augustin de Bassompierre SEWRIN",1804,"Male",,"BRICK BOLDING; OR, WHAT IS LIFE? AN ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND ITALIAN ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. FROM THE FRENCH OF PIGAULT-LEBRUN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","2 vols (I vii, 259p; II 226p). 12&deg;","BL 12520.cc.19; ECB 335; EN2 1804: 60; NSTC P1721; OCLC 29087427","Trans. of <i>Brick Bolding, ou Qu'est-ce que la vie? Roman anglo&ndash;franco&ndash;italien</i> (Paris, 1799). OCLC entry includes alternative attributions to Sewrin and Pigault-Lebrun. CCFR attributes the source title to Sewrin",,,
359,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A063","First Night of my Wedding, The","Charles Augustin de Bassompierre SEWRIN",1804,"Male",,"THE FIRST NIGHT OF MY WEDDING. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF PIGAULT LEBRUN, AUTHOR OF THE BARONS OF FELSHEIM, MONSIEUR BOTTE, MY UNCLE THOMAS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","2 vols (I xii, 240p; II 204p). 12&deg;","BL 1608/1629; ECB 335; EN2 1804: 61; NSTC P1722; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>La Premi&egrave;re nuit de mes noces, traduit du champenois par l'auteur de Brick Bolding</i> (Paris, 1802)",,,
360,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A064","History of a Dog, The","Charles Augustin de Bassompierre SEWRIN",1804,"Male",,"THE HISTORY OF A DOG. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF, AND PUBLISHED BY A GENTLEMAN OF HIS ACQUAINTANCE. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF PIGAULT LEBRUN, AUTHOR OF THE BARONS OF FELSHEIM, MONSIEUR BOTTE, MY UNCLE THOMAS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","1 vol.  (viii, 208p). 12&deg;","BL 12835.b.33; ECB 335; EN2 1804: 62; NSTC P1722; OCLC 20487910","Trans. of <i>Histoire d'un chien, écrit par lui-même et publiée par un homme de ses amis</i> (Paris, 1802), attributed by CCFR to Sewrin",,,
361,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A065","Papa Brick","Charles Augustin de Bassompierre SEWRIN",1804,"Male",,"PAPA BRICK; OR, WHAT IS DEATH? AN ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND ITALIAN ROMANCE. BEING THE SUITE OF BRICK BOLDING. FROM THE FRENCH OF PIGAULT LEBRUN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","1 vol.  (202p). 12&deg;","CtY Hfd29.617H; ECB 335; EN2 1804: 63; xNSTC; OCLC 20487910","Trans. of <i>Papa Brick, ou Qu'est-ce que la mort?</i> (Paris, 1801). 'The Author and the Bookseller; or a Dialogue by way of a Preface', pp. [1]-8; 'Brick Bolding to his Readers', pp. 9-11. Throughout the first of these the 'Author' speaks of Pigault-Lebrun, whom he greatly admires, as a third party. Novel proper begins p. [13]",,,
362,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A066","Virtuous Poverty","Henry SIDDONS",1804,"Male",,"VIRTUOUS POVERTY, A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY HENRY SIDDONS","London:                     Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's, 1804","3 vols (I xii, 267p; II viii, 275p; III vii, 255p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48697-1; ECB 537; EN2 1804: 64; NSTC S19235; OCLC 7071356","Printer's mark after imprint date reads: 'By T. Gillet, Crown-court'. Dedication to the author's mother, dated Hampstead, Monday, 30 Apr 1804",,,
363,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A067","Peep at the World, A","Harvey SINCLAIR",1804,"Male",,"A PEEP AT THE WORLD; OR, THE CHILDREN OF PROVIDENCE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY HARVEY SINCLAIR","London:                     Printed for Parsons and Son, at their new London Library, No. 46, Ludgate Hill, by J. Adlard, Duke-Street, Smithfield, 1804","3 vols (I viii, 236p; II 224p; III 228p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48704-8; ECB 440; EN2 1804: 65; NSTC S20705; Xoclc","Dedication 'to Benj. Cooke Griffinhoose, Esq.'. Adv. at end of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1803A072""><i>Fate; or, Spong Castle</i></a> (EN2 1803: 72), attributes this title (complete with subtitle) to 'Henry Somerset' and states 'just published'. This opens up the possibility that Henry Sinclair is a pseudonym, and that the true author is Henry Summersett. Allibone gives Harvey Sinclair R.A. as author of this work and of <i>Remarks on the Army</i> (1791); though ESTC attributes the latter to Lieut. Henry Sinclair",,,
364,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A068","Worst of Stains, The","Henry SUMMERSETT",1804,"Male",,"THE WORST OF STAINS. A NOVEL. BY HENRY SUMMERSETT. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for R. Dutton, Gracechurch Street, 1804","2 vols (I iv, 200p; II 206p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48735-8; ECB 569; EN2 1804: 66; xNSTC xOCLC",,,,
365,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A069","Pride of Ancestry, The","Anna THOMSON",1804,"Female",,"THE PRIDE OF ANCESTRY: OR, WHO IS SHE? A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. THOMSON, AUTHOR OF EXCESSIVE SENSIBILITY&#8212;FATAL FOLLIES&#8212;THE LABYRINTHS OF LIFE&#8212;GERALDINE&#8212;AND ROBERT AND ADELA, &C","London:                     Printed for Parsons & Son, Circulating Library, Ludgate Hill, 1804","4 vols (I 256p; II 227p; III 225p; IV 184p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48955-5; ECB 469; EN2 1804: 67; NSTC T792; OCLC 13402317","For the alternative attribution of this title to Anna rather than Harriet Thomson, see Notes to <i>The Labyrinths of Life</i> (EN1 1791: 70). OCLC attributes to Harriet Pigott (1766&ndash;1839), on the assumption that Mrs Thomson is a pseudonym",,,
366,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A070","Durston Castle","Mary TUCK",1804,"Female",,"DURSTON CASTLE; OR, THE GHOST OF ELEONORA. A GOTHIC STORY","London:                     Printed by C. and W. Galabin, Ingram-Court, Fenchurch-Street, for M. Tuck, Circulating Library, near the Adam and Eve, Peckham, 1804","1 vol.  (vii, 169p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47493-0; EN2 1804: 68; xNSTC; xOCLC","Address' to Mrs Crespigny signed 'Mary Tuck', 'Circulating-Library, near the Adam and Eve, Peckham'. In this, Tuck writes of 'employing my pen to preserve a young family from immediate distress' (p. vi)",,,
367,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A071","Two Marillos, The","Miss WEST",1804,"Female",,"THE TWO MARILLOS; OR, THE MYSTERIOUS RESEMBLANCE. A ROMANCE, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS WEST","London:                     Printed by Brimmer and Jennings, No. 32, Upper Mary-le-Bone Street; for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1804","3 vols (I 207p; II 201p; III 160p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48894-X; ECB 630; EN2 1804: 69; xNSTC; OCLC 39396018","Notes' at the end of the last vol. (pp. 143&ndash;60). The author bears no relation to Mrs (Jane) West, author of A Gossip's Story (1796), and other conservative moral fictions",,,
368,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A072","Picture from Life, A","Henry WHITFIELD",1804,"Male",,"A PICTURE FROM LIFE: OR, THE HISTORY OF EMMA TANKERVILLE AND SIR HENRY MORETON. BY HENRY WHITFIELD, M.A. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for S. Highley, (Successor to the late Mr. John Murray) No 24, Fleet Street, 1804","2 vols (I xxii, 228p; II viii, 232p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48906-7; ECB 635; EN2 1804: 70; NSTC W1750; OCLC 13344696",,"2nd edn 1808 (NUC)",,
369,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A073","Confessions in Elysium","Christoph Martin WIELAND",1804,"Male","John Battersby ELRINGTON","CONFESSIONS IN ELYSIUM, OR THE ADVENTURES OF A PLATONIC PHILOSOPHER; TAKEN FROM THE GERMAN OF C. M. WIELAND; BY JOHN BATTERSBY ELRINGTON, ESQ","London:                     Printed for J. Bell, No. 148, Oxford-Street; by G. Sidney, Northumberland-Street, Strand, 1804","3 vols (I xvi, 200p; II 223p; III 228p). 12&deg;","University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 838.W64ge.tE5; ECB 130; EN2 1804: 71; xNSTC; OCLC 34335420","Trans. of <i>Geheime Geschichte des Philosophen Peregrinus Proteus</i> (Leipzig, 1790&ndash;91). Dedication 'To His Royal Highness Prince William Frederick of Glocester [sic]', signed I. B. Elrington, London, 1 Mar 1804. 'To Subscribers', signed 'The Translator' (1 p. unn.): no proper subscription list found. 'To The World', signed 'I. B. E.', dated London, 1 Mar 1804. OCLC entry, describing copy held at University of London, Institute of Germanic Studies, gives imprint as 'London, George Sidney, Printer', perhaps indicating a variant t.p. from that described above. For commentary on John Battersby Elrington, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>","1804 (NSTC W1820). BL 12548.bb.42 has the imprint of the Minerva Press, and identical pagination, indicating a same-year reissue",,
370,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A074","World We Live in, The","William Frederick WILLIAMS",1804,"Male",,"THE WORLD WE LIVE IN. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY WILLIAM FREDERICK WILLIAMS, AUTHOR OF SKETCHES OF MODERN LIFE, FITZMAURICE, TALES OF AN EXILE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1804","3 vols (I 264p; II 231p; III 243p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48928-8; ECB 640; EN2 1804: 72; xNSTC; OCLC 7129973","Dedication 'to Madame Catharine Marie de Vattier'",,,
371,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1804A075","What You Please","Revd WYNDHAM",1804,"Male",,"WHAT YOU PLEASE OR, MEMOIRS OF MODERN CHARACTERS; A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF 'TOURVILLE.'","Bristol:                     Printed for J. Lansdown, St. John-Street; J. Mills, St. Augustine's Back&mdash;Longman and Rees, T. Hurst, T. Ostell, and Crosby and Co. London, 1804","4 vols (I xi, 211p; II 191p; III 220p; IV 241p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48899-0; ECB 632; EN2 1804: 73; NSTC W1495; xOCLC","Printer's mark after imprint date reads: 'Printed by J. Mills, Bristol' in vols 1 and 2, and 'J. Mills, Printer' in vols 3 and 4. For tentative attribution see title of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1805A073""><i>Men and Women</i></a> (EN2 1805: 72); and, for a possible connection with Orton Smith, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>, under 1808: 18 (<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A096""><i>Sketches of Character</i></a>)",,,
372,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A001","Mental Recreations","Andreas ANDERSON",1805,"Male",,"MENTAL RECREATIONS. FOUR DANISH AND GERMAN TALES. BY THE AUTHOR OF TOUR IN ZEALAND","London:                     Baldwin, 1805","1 vol.  (158p). 8&deg;","No copy located; ECB 381; EN2 1805: 15; xNSTC; xOCLC","See <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a> for commentary on the possibliity that the author was Andreas Andersen Feldborg. ECB, unlike CR (click on Reviews link below), lists publisher as Dutton, and gives format of 12mo",,,
373,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A002","Abbey of Weyhill, The","ANON",1805,"Unknown",,"THE ABBEY OF WEYHILL. A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. INTERSPERSED WITH POETRY","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","2 vols (I 187p; II 189p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47005-6; ECB 1; EN2 1805: 1; xNSTC; OCLC 51809941",,"New York 1814 (OCLC)",,
374,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A003","Belville-House","ANON",1805,"Unknown",,"BELVILLE-HOUSE, A NOVEL: IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Chapple, Pall-Mall; and H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-Row; Constable, Edinburgh; and Archer, Dublin, 1805","2 vols (I 296p; II 312p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47235-0; ECB 50; EN2 1805: 2; NSTC B1511; OCLC 22504302",,,,
375,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A004","Castle of Santa Fe, The","ANON",1805,"Female",,"THE CASTLE OF SANTA FE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY A CLERGYMAN'S DAUGHTER, AUTHOR OF JEALOUSY, OR THE DREADFUL MISTAKE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","4 vols (I 260p, ill.; II 267p; III 358p; IV 324p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47223-7; ECB 100; EN2 1805: 3; NSTC C2390; OCLC 6676039","Dedication to the Honourable Mrs Ariana Egerton, with a footnote stating 'This Dedication was designed for the Press, by the truly amiable and lamented Author of this Work, a short time before she&mdash;DIED!'. BL and Bodleian catalogues list under Cleeve, Miss; though Blakey treats both this title and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1802A006""><i>Jealousy</i></a> (EN2 1802: 6) as anonymous. No further information about Miss Cleeve has been discovered",,,
376,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A005","Edmond Ironside","ANON",1805,"Unknown",,"EDMOND IRONSIDE, OR, THE CAVE OF OSMER; A LEGEND OF THE NINTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick-Street, Soho; for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1805","3 vols (I 216p; II 240p; III 260p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47578-3; EN2 1805: 4; xNSTC; OCLC 5033943",,,,
377,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A006","Fisherman's Hut, The","ANON",1805,"Unknown",,"THE FISHERMAN'S HUT; OR ALZENDORF. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","3 vols (I 263p, ill.; II 291p; III 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47601-1; ECB 207; EN2 1805: 5; xNSTC; OCLC 6754700",,,,
378,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A007","Hyppolitus","ANON",1805,"Unknown",,"HYPPOLITUS; OR, THE WILD BOY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","4 vols (I viii, 212; II 230; III 212p; IV 224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47667-4; ECB 292; EN2 1805: 6; NSTC H3572; OCLC 40283536","Trans. of <i>Hyppolite, ou l'enfant sauvage</i> (Paris, 1803)",,,
379,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A008","Idiot Heiress, The","ANON",1805,"Unknown",,"THE IDIOT HEIRESS. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","2 vols (I 242p; II 255p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47878-2; ECB 292; EN2 1805: 7; xNSTC; OCLC 6821050","A later tale 'for youth', <i>My Bird and My Dog</i> (1816), attributes on its t.p. this novel and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1804A005""><i>The Citizen's Daughter</i></a> (EN2 1804: 5) to the same author (see Blakey, pp. 216, 255)",,,
380,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A009","Memoirs of M. De Brinboc","ANON",1805,"Unknown",,"MEMOIRS OF M. DE BRINBOC: CONTAINING SOME VIEWS OF ENGLISH AND FOREIGN SOCIETY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand, 1805","3 vols ( I 290p; II 272p; III 264p). 12&deg;","BL N.2333-35; ECB 380; EN2 1805: 8; NSTC B4325; OCLC 11358343",,,,
381,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A010","Mysterious Father, The","ANON",1805,"Female",,"THE MYSTERIOUS FATHER; OR, TRIALS OF THE HEART. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. WRITTEN BY A LADY","London:                     Albion Press printed, published by J. Cundee, Ivy-Lane; and sold by Chapple, Pall-Mall; and Booth, Duke-Street, Portland-Chapel, 1805","4 vols (I iv, 244p; II 249p; III 241p; IV 272p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48178-3; ECB 403; EN2 1805: 9; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
382,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A011","Mysterious Protector, The","ANON",1805,"Unknown",,"THE MYSTERIOUS PROTECTOR: A NOVEL. DEDICATED TO LADY CRESPIGNY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for George Robinson, 25, Paternoster-Row, 1805","2 vols (I 232p; II 203p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48181-3; ECB 403; EN2 1805: 10; NSTC P3227; xOCLC","Dedication signed 'M. C.'. Novel proper ends vol. 2, p. 198, followed by 'Fugitive Verses' (pp. [199]&ndash;203). For an attribution to Mrs Crespigny, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>; also Newspaper Advertisements and Contemporary Libraries (click on link below)",,,
383,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A012","Rosetta","ANON",1805,"Female",,"ROSETTA, A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY A LADY, WELL KNOWN IN THE FASHIONABLE WORLD","Richmond:                     Printed by and for G. A. Wall, and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster Row, London, 1805","4 vols (I 244; II 260; III 201; IV 250p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48550-9; ECB 503; EN2 1805: 11; xNSTC; xOCLC","Summers lists two novels with the same lead title: <i>Rosetta: A Novel</i>, Minerva Press, 1805; and one matching the present full title, but published by Longman, 1807; he also states that the first Rosetta has been ascribed by Stephen Jones to Mrs Parsons. It seems not unlikely that in actuality the two Rosettas are the same novel, as above. For a contemporary association of this title with Eliza Parsons, see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>",,,
384,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A013","Times Past","ANON",1805,"Unknown",,"TIMES PAST; OR SKETCHES OF THE MANNERS OF MANKIND IN THE LAST CENTURY. A ROMANTIC MELANGE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","3 vols (I xx, 188p; II 279p; III 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48961-X; ECB 591; EN2 1805: 12; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Nobility and Gentry of the British Empire'",,,
385,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A014","Two Pilgrims, The","ANON",1805,"Unknown",,"THE TWO PILGRIMS. A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","2 vols (I 208p; II 212p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48848-6; ECB 605; EN2 1805: 13; xNSTC; OCLC 35146272",,,,
386,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A015","Valombrosa","ANON",1805,"Unknown",,"VALOMBROSA; OR THE VENETIAN NUN. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","2 vols (I 264p; II 306p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48855-9; ECB 609; EN2 1805: 14; xNSTC; xOCLC","Evidently by the same author as that of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1806A009""><i>Forresti</i></a> and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A007""><i>Vesuvia</i></a> (see EN2 1806: 9 and 1807: 6). Blakey lists as 3 vols, under 1804, but copy not seen. ECB dates Nov 1804, but in 2 vols. No 1804 edn in 3 vols has been located",,,
387,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A016","History of Victoria Mortimer, The","Helena BERKENHOUT",1805,"Female",,"THE HISTORY OF VICTORIA MORTIMER. BY MRS. HELENA BERKENHOUT. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by I. Gold, Shoe-Lane, for the Author; and sold by James Wallis, 19, Paternoster-Row, 1805","4 vols (I 279p; II 296p; III 312p; IV 286p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47117-6; EN2 1805: 16; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable Lord Auckland'",,,
388,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A017","Secret of the Cavern, The","Mrs BURKE",1805,"Female",,"THE SECRET OF THE CAVERN. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. BURKE, AUTHOR OF THE SORROWS OF EDITH, ELLIOTT, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","2 vols (I 221p; II 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47172-9; ECB 85; EN2 1805: 17; NSTC B5594; xOCLC",,,,
389,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A018","Mysterious Visitor, The","Henry Montague CECIL",1805,"Male",,"THE MYSTERIOUS VISITOR; OR MARY, THE ROSE OF CUMBERLAND. A NOVEL BY HENRY MONTAGUE CECIL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row; A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and by and for F. Jollie, Carlisle, 1805","2 vols (I 329p; II 379p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47243-1; ECB 403; EN2 1805: 18; xNSTC; xOCLC","Colophon of 'F. Jollie, Printer, Carlisle' in both vols. Collates in sixes","1808, as <i>The Rose of Cumberland</i> (Corvey&mdash;a reissue by the Minerva Press, with a cancel t.p. and the same colophon of F. Jollie), CME 3-628-47244-X",,
390,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A019","Homicide, The","Mary CHARLTON",1805,"Female",,"THE HOMICIDE. A NOVEL. TAKEN FROM THE COMEDIE DI GOLDONI, BY MARY CHARLTON, AUTHOR OF ""THE WIFE AND MISTRESS"" &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","2 vols (I 300p; II 208p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47249-0; ECB 235; EN2 1805: 19; xNSTC; OCLC 6688411","Based on <i>Commedie scelte di Carlo Goldoni</i>","2nd edn 1813 as <i>Rosaura di Viralva; or, the Homicide</i> (NUC); French trans., 1817 [as <i>Rosaura di Viralva, ou l'homicide</i> (CCFR)]",,
391,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A020","Banks of the Douro, The","Emily CLARK",1805,"Female",,"THE BANKS OF THE DOURO; OR, THE MAID OF PORTUGAL. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY EMILY CLARK, GRAND-DAUGHTER OF THE LATE COLONEL FREDERICK, AND AUTHOR OF TANTHE [sic] AND ERMINA MONTROSE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","3 vols (I 294p; II 300p; III 336p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47289-X; ECB 118; EN2 1805: 20; NSTC C2080; OCLC 44475438","Dedication 'to the Right Honorable the Countess of Euston'. 'Ianthe' appears correctly on t.ps. of vols 2 and 3",,,
392,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A021","Friar's Tale, The","Luke Aylmer CONOLLY",1805,"Male",,"THE FRIAR'S TALE; OR, MEMOIRS OF THE CHEVALIER ORSINO. WITH OTHER NARRATIVES, BY L. A. CONOLLY, A.B. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, 1805","2 vols (I viii, 240p; II 221p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47318-7; ECB 130; EN2 1805: 21; NSTC C3384; OCLC 6691952","Dedication 'To Him'. Preface dated Trinity College, Dublin, Mar 1805",,,
393,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A022","Saracen, The","Sophie Ristaud COTTIN",1805,"Female",,"THE SARACEN, OR MATILDA AND MELEK ADHEL, A CRUSADE-ROMANCE, FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME COTTIN, WITH AN HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION BY J. MICHAUD, THE FRENCH EDITOR. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for R. Dutton, 45, Gracechurch-Street, 1805","4 vols (I lxxiii, 279p; II 296p; III 263p; IV 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47580-5; EN2 1805: 22; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Mathilde, ou mémoires tirés de l'histoire des croisades</i> (Paris, 1805). Introduction signed 'J. Michaud, Editor'","1808 (OCLC 14154450); 1809 as <i>Matilda and Malek Adhel, the Saracen [&hellip;] to which is prefixed a Memoir of the Life of the Authoress by Mr. D. Boileau</i> (BL 1508/151; NSTC C3821); 3rd edn 1816 (NSTC); 4th edn 1817 (OCLC); 1833 (NSTC); New York 1810 (NSTC)",,
394,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A023","Nun and her Daughter, The","Helen CRAIK",1805,"Female",,"THE NUN AND HER DAUGHTER; OR, MEMOIRS OF THE COURVILLE FAMILY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","4 vols (I 315p; II 311p; III 316p; IV 348p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48241-0; ECB 418; EN2 1805: 23; NSTC C3896; OCLC 13315349","Listed in Newman circulating library (see Contemporary Libraries below) as by Craik; but ECB lists under title only",,,
395,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A024","Confessions of the Nun of St Omer","Charlotte DACRE",1805,"Female",,"CONFESSIONS OF THE NUN OF ST. OMER. A TALE, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ROSA MATILDA","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, No. 7, Berwick Street, Soho; for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1805","3 vols (I 234p; II 192p; III 192p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47385-3; EN2 1805: 24; NSTC D45; OCLC 13315349","Dedication to 'M. G. Lewis, Esq.'",,,
396,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A025","Morlands, The","Robert Charles DALLAS",1805,"Male",,"THE MORLANDS. TALES ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE SIMPLE AND SURPRISING. BY R. C. DALLAS, ESQ. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1805","4 vols (I viii, 233p; II 270p; III 468p; IV 385p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47393-4; ECB 150; EN2 1805: 25; NSTC D99; OCLC 3078461","Introduction contains dialogue between author and friend",,,
397,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A026","Walter Kennedy","John DAVIS",1805,"Male",,"WALTER KENNEDY: AN AMERICAN TALE","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1805","1 vol.  (vii, 192p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48817-6; ECB 621; EN2 1805: 26; NSTC D513; OCLC 11572579",,"1808 as <i>Walter Kennedy: An Interesting American Tale</i> (OCLC)",,
398,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A027","Eugene & Eugenia","Pierre Jean Baptiste Choudard DESFORGES",1805,"Male",,"EUGENE & EUGENIA; OR, ONE NIGHT'S ERROR. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. ALTERED FROM THE FRENCH OF C. DESFORGES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","3 vols (I 243p; II 255p; III 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47612-7; ECB 192; EN2 1805: 27; xNSTC; OCLC 22349512","Trans. of <i>Eug&egrave;ne et Eugénie</i> (Paris, [1799])",,,
399,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A028","Flim-Flams!","Isaac D'ISRAELI",1805,"Male",,"FLIM-FLAMS! OR, THE LIFE AND ERRORS OF MY UNCLE, AND THE AMOURS OF MY AUNT! WITH ILLUSTRATIONS AND OBSCURITIES, BY MESSIEURS TAG, RAG, AND BOBTAIL. WITH AN ILLUMINATING INDEX! IN THREE VOLUMES, WITH NINE PLATES","London:                     Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet Street, 1805","3 vols (I xvi, 220p, ill.; II 236p, ill.; III 279p, ill.). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47756-5; ECB 209; EN2 1805: 28; NSTC D1360; OCLC 3427567","Advertisement. The Reviewers Anticipated!!!', at the beginning of vol. 1, followed by a variety of Shandean preliminaries. 'An Illuminating Index' (22 pp. unn.) at the end of vol. 3","New edn 1806 (NSTC, OCLC)","0J4lAAAAMAAJ O58lAAAAMAAJ","0J4lAAAAMAAJ vol 1 of 3; O58lAAAAMAAJ vol 3 of 3; microform indicated hathi trust indicated OCLC"
400,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A029","Modern Griselda, The","Maria EDGEWORTH",1805,"Female",,"THE MODERN GRISELDA. A TALE. BY MISS EDGEWORTH, AUTHOR OF PRACTICAL EDUCATION, BELINDA, CASTLE RACKRENT, HISTORY OF IRISH BULLS, LETTERS FOR LITERARY LADIES, POPULAR TALES, &C","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson, No. 72, St. Paul's Churchyard; by Bye and Law, St. John's Square, 1805","1 vol.  (170p). 8&deg;","BL 1078.e.34; ECB 178; EN2 1805: 20; NSTC E238; OCLC 621313",,"2nd edn 1805 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47573-2; 3rd edn 1813 (NSTC); 4th edn 1819 (NSTC); [1820] (NSTC); 1833 (NSTC); Georgetown, MD, 1810 (OCLC); French trans., 1813 [as <i>Les Deux Griselidis</i> (CCFR)]",,
401,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A030","Cecily Fitz-Owen","&#8230; FRANK",1805,"Unknown",,"CECILY FITZ-OWEN; OR, A SKETCH OF MODERN MANNERS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Vernor and Hood, Poultry; By W. Blackader, 10, Took's Court, Chancery Lane, 1805","2 vols (I 283p; II 271p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47245-8; EN2 1805: 31; NSTC F797; OCLC 44126689","Attribution as found in H&L and WSW I",,,
402,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A031","Count de Valmont, The","L'Abb&#233; Louis Philippe G&#201;RARD",1805,"Male",,"THE COUNT DE VALMONT; OR, THE ERRORS OF REASON. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Majesty, No. 190, opposite Albany House, Piccadilly, 1805","3 vols (I vii, 312p; II 310p; III 239p). 12&deg;","C S735d8018; ECB 139; EN2 1805: 32; NSTC G686; OCLC 14205590","Trans. of <i>Le Comte de Valmont, ou les égarements de la raison</i> (Paris, 1774). Translator's Preface (vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;vii) states that only the first of two parts in the original French work in six volumes has been translated; the translator also acknowledges having omitted 'whole pages which I thought uninteresting, or unadapted to an English and a Protestant reader' (p. vi)",,,
403,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A032","Fleetwood","William GODWIN",1805,"Male",,"FLEETWOOD: OR, THE NEW MAN OF FEELING. BY WILLIAM GODWIN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars, 1805","3 vols (I xii, 300p; II 295p; III 342p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47850-2; ECB 234; EN2 1805: 33; NSTC G1251; OCLC 1922601","Preface dated 14 Feb 1805. BRu ENC copy has 'Georgina Craven Feb. 22 1805' written on front of each vol., matching ECB dating of Feb 1805","1832 (NSTC); Alexandria, VA, 1805 (OCLC) [also New York 1805 (NSTC)]; French trans., 1805; German trans., 1806",,
404,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A033","Herman and Dorothea","Johann Wolfgang von GOETHE",1805,"Male",,"HERMAN AND DOROTHEA: A TALE. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF GOETHE","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, by Mercier and Co. Northumberland-Court, Strand, 1805","1 vol.  (xii, 142p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 11521.aaa.8; EN2 Update 1; NSTC G1268; xOCLC","Prose translation of Goethe's <i>Hermann und Dorothea</i>, first published in <i>Taschenbuch f&uuml;r 1798</i> (Berlin, 1798). Goethe revised his work in 1799 for theatrical performance; his revised version was an epic poem of more than 500 hexameters. 'Advertisement' to the present work remarks: 'The Public are already acquainted with the Poem of Herman and Dorothea; written by the celebrated Goethe, and translated into blank verse by Mr. Holcroft. It is replete with beauties of every kind: but the extreme simplicity of manners and of incident, which prevails throughout, is a defect in the eye of some English readers; who have not been accustomed to see the common occurrences of life written in the language of the Muses. This consideration occasioned the present translation, in prose, to be undertaken' (pp. iv&ndash;v). Thomas Holcroft's verse translation was first published in 1801. Imprint notes: 'Printed [&hellip;] by Mercier and Co. Northumberland-Court, Strand'",,,
405,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A034","Scenes of Life","Thomas HARRAL",1805,"Male",,"SCENES OF LIFE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY T. HARRAL, ESQ","London:                     Printed by J. Swan, 76, Fleet Street. For B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster Row, 1805","3 vols (I viii, 208p; II 199p; III 214p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47628-3; EN2 1805: 34; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to John Gifford, Esq.', dated 28 May 1805",,,
406,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A035","Pilgrim of the Cross, The","Elizabeth HELME",1805,"Female",,"THE PILGRIM OF THE CROSS; OR, THE CHRONICLES OF CHRISTABELLE DE MOWBRAY. AN ANCIENT LEGEND. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ELIZABETH HELME, AUTHOR OF ST. MARGARET'S CAVE, OR THE NUN'S STORY; LOUISA, OR THE COTTAGE ON THE MOOR; ST. CLAIR OF THE ISLES, &C. &C","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by T. Ostell, Ave-Maria-Lane; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater-noster Row; Hatchard, Piccadilly; Carpenter and Co. Old-Bond-Street; and Earle, Albemarle-Street, London; also by W. Ansell, Richmond, Surrey, 1805","4 vols (I xii, 263p; II 254p; III 266p; IV 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47788-3; ECB 263; EN2 1805: 35; NSTC H1229; OCLC 6635057","Dedication 'to the Princess Sophia Matilda of Gloucester'","French trans., 1807",,
407,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A036","Louisa; or the Black Tower","G. D. HERNON",1805,"Male",,"LOUISA; OR THE BLACK TOWER. A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY G. D. HERNON, ESQ","London:                     Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster Row, 1805","2 vols (I 207p; II 190p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47782-4; ECB 354; EN2 1805: 36; xNSTC; OCLC 6818119","Imprint in vol. 2 differs by reading: 'Printed for W. Gordon, Circulating Libary, 357, Oxford Street, near the Pantheon'. OCLC entry gives imprint as 'Printed for W. Gordon'. Collates in sixes",,,
408,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A037","Memoirs of Bryan Perdue","Thomas HOLCROFT",1805,"Male",,"MEMOIRS OF BRYAN PERDUE: A NOVEL. BY THOMAS HOLCROFT. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster Row, 1805","3 vols (I viii, 290p; II 268p; III 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47729-8; ECB 276; EN2 1805: 37; NSTC H2131; OCLC 6794195","Preface dated Berner-Street, London, 5 Sept 1805",,,
409,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A038","Gondez, the Monk","Samuel William Henry IRELAND",1805,"Male",,"GONDEZ, THE MONK. A ROMANCE, OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY W. H. IRELAND, AUTHOR OF THE ABBESS, &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed for W. Earle, Albemarle-Street, and J. W. Hucklebridge. And sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row. And all other Booksellers, 1805","4 vols (I xii, 204p; II iv, 228p; III v, 228p; IV iv, 228p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47945-2; ECB 300; EN2 1805: 38; NSTC I433; OCLC 6830081","Entered at Stationers' Hall' on verso of t.ps. Dedication (in verse) to 'Lumley St. George Skeffington, Esq. of Skeffington Lodge, Leicestershire'",,,
410,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A039","Glenmore Abbey","Mrs ISAACS",1805,"Female",,"GLENMORE ABBEY; OR, THE LADY OF THE ROCK. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""ARIEL.""","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","3 vols (I 259p; II 254p; III 250p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47819-7; EN2 1805: 39; xNSTC; OCLC 6830260",,,,
411,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A040","Vale of Louisiana, The","Sarah ISDELL",1805,"Female",,"THE VALE OF LOUISIANA, AN AMERICAN TALE; IN TWO VOLUMES","Dublin:                     Printed by B. Smith, 38, Mary-Street, 1805","2 vols (I 224p; II 243p). 12&deg;","MH-H *EC8.Is247.805v; EN2 1805: 40; xNSTC; OCLC 8501423","Dedication to 'Mrs. O. H.'. This work is given as by the author on the t.p. of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1809A032""><i>The Irish Recluse</i></a> (EN2 1809: 34)",,,
412,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A041","Secret, The","Isabella KELLY",1805,"Female",,"THE SECRET. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ISABELLA KELLY, AUTHOR OF MADELINE, ABBEY ST. ASAPH, AVONDALE PRIORY, EVA, RUTHINGLENNE, BARON'S DAUGHTER, A MODERN INCIDENT IN DOMESTIC LIFE, &C. &C","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater-noster Row; Hatchard, Piccadilly; Carpenter and Co. Old-Bond-Street; Earle, Albemarle-Street; and Didier and Tibett, St. James's Street, London; also by W. Ansell, Richmond, Surrey, 1805","4 vols (I 264p; II 272p; III 254p; IV 263p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47925-8; EN2 1805: 41; NSTC K139; OCLC 6635097",,,,
413,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A042","Adventures of Victor Allen, The","Sophia KING [afterwards FORTNUM, Sophia]",1805,"Female",,"THE ADVENTURES OF VICTOR ALLEN. BY MRS. FORTNUM, (LATE SOPHIA KING,), AUTHOR OF WALDORF, OR THE DANGERS OF PHILOSOPHY; CORDELIA, A ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE; THE VICTIM OF FRIENDSHIP, A GERMAN ROMANCE; THE FATAL SECRET, OR UNKNOWN WARRIOR; &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick-Street, Soho; for W. Hodgson, No. 20, Strand, 1805","2 vols (I 182p; II 167p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48015-9; EN2 1805: 30; NSTC K592; xOCLC",,,,
414,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A043","Dolgorucki and Menzikof","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1805,"Male",,"DOLGORUCKI AND MENZIKOF. A RUSSIAN TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. FROM THE GERMAN OF AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","2 vols (I 314p; II 305p). 12&deg;","BL 12554.aa.38; ECB 326; EN2 1805: 42; NSTC L148; OCLC 38259514","Trans. of <i>Fedor und Marie, oder Treue bis zum Tode</i> (Berlin, 1802)",,,"copies exist in the US, UIUC has a copy for example"
415,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A044","Herman and Emilia","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1805,"Male",,"HERMAN AND EMILIA. FROM THE GERMAN OF AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE","London:                     Lane, Newman, and Co., 1805","4 vols","No copy located; EN2 1805: 43; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Herrmann et Emilie, traduit de l'allemande</i> (Paris, 1802), original German title <i>Herrmann Lange</i> (Berlin, 1799)",,,
416,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A045","Rodolphus of Werdenberg","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1805,"Male",,"RODOLPHUS OF WERDENBERG. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF LA FONTAINE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, No. 7, Berwick Street, Soho; for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1805","2 vols (I 154p; II 160p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.aaa.18; ECB 326; EN2 1805: 44; NSTC L160; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Rudolph von Werdenberg</i> (Berlin, 1793). For an alternative, professedly far more complete version of the German source title, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A033""><i>The Monk of Dissentis</i></a> (EN2 1807: 34)",,,
417,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A046","Adventures of Cooroo, The","C. D. L. LAMBERT",1805,"Male",,"THE ADVENTURES OF COOROO, A NATIVE OF THE PELLEW ISLANDS. BY C. D. L. LAMBERT","Norwich:                     Printed and sold by Stevenson and Matchett; sold also by Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria-Lane, London, and all other Booksellers. Entered at Stationers' Hall, n.d. [1805]","1 vol.  (viii, 275p). 8&deg;","BL 12612.ff.14; CME 3-628-48026-4; EN2 1805: 45; NSTC L286; xOCLC","Dedication to Lady Harriet Berney. ' List of Subscribers', pp. [ii]&ndash;iv. 'The Author's Apology to the Reader', pp. [vii]&ndash;viii, dated Norwich, Feb 1805",,,
418,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A047","Impenetrable Secret, The","Francis LATHOM",1805,"Male",,"THE IMPENETRABLE SECRET, FIND IT OUT! A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF MEN AND MANNERS; THE MYSTERY, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","2 vols (I xi, 277p, ill.; II 259p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47955-X; ECB 330; EN2 1805: 46; NSTC L544; OCLC 6893213",,"2nd edn 1831 (NSTC)",,
419,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A048","Paraclete, The","Thomas Pike LATHY",1805,"Male",,"THE PARACLETE. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY T. P. LATHY, AUTHOR OF USURPATION, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","5 vols (I 278p; II 258p; III 260p; IV 240p; V 216p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47969-X; ECB 331; EN2 1805: 47; NSTC L593; OCLC 6866738",,,,
420,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A049","Usurpation","Thomas Pike LATHY",1805,"Male",,"USURPATION; OR, THE INFLEXIBLE UNCLE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY T. P. LATHY","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","3 vols (I 246p; II 235p; III 261p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47970-3; ECB 331; EN2 1805: 48; xNSTC; OCLC 6866784",,,,
421,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A050","Canterbury Tales. Volume the Fifth","Harriet LEE",1805,"Female",,"CANTERBURY TALES. VOLUME THE FIFTH. BY HARRIET LEE","London:                     Printed for Geo. Wilkie and John Robinson, No. 57; and Geo. Robinson, No. 25, Paternoster-Row, 1805","1 vol.  (528p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48017-5; ECB 336; EN2 1805: 49; NSTC L978; xOCLC","Containing 'The Landlady's Tale', 'The Friend's Tale', 'The Wife's Tale'","Further edns.: 2nd edn 1805 (OCLC 7266935); (as part of collected edns.): 1832 (NSTC); 1837 (NSTC); 1842 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1833 (NSTC); German trans., 1810",,
422,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A051","Nuns of the Desert, The","Alethea Brereton LEWIS",1805,"Female",,"THE NUNS OF THE DESERT; OR, THE WOODLAND WITCHES. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY EUGENIA DE ACTON. AUTHOR OF ESSAYS ON THE ART OF BEING HAPPY; A TALE WITHOUT TITLE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","2 vols (I xii, 319p; II 296p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47007-2; ECB 3; EN2 1805: 50; xNSTC; OCLC 46775922",,,,
423,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A052","Duellists, The","William LUCAS",1805,"Male",,"THE DUELLISTS; OR, MEN OF HONOUR: A STORY; CALACULATED TO SHEW THE FOLLY, EXTRAVAGANCE, AND SIN OF DUELLING. BY WILLIAM LUCAS","London:                     Albion Press printed: Published by J. Cundee, Ivy-Lane, Paternoster-Row; Williams and Smith, No. 12, and W. Suttaby, No. 2, Stationers'-Court; and C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, 1805","1 vol.  (xvii, 183p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 1608/4076; ECB 355; EN2 1805: 51; NSTC L2568; OCLC 19941673","Frontispiece bears the legend 'Pub. July 1 1805 by Williams & Smith, Stationers Court'",,,
424,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A053","Fiesco, Count of Lavagne","Mr LYTTLETON",1805,"Male",,"FIESCO, COUNT OF LAVAGNE. AN HISTORICAL NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MR. LYTTLETON, AUTHOR OF THE FOLLIES OF FASHION, PEREGRINE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","4 vols (I 250p, ill.; II 231p; III 204p; IV 204p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48075-2; ECB 357; EN2 1805: 52; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
425,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A054","Wonder of the Village, The","Mary MEEKE",1805,"Female",,"THE WONDER OF THE VILLAGE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","3 vols (I 263p; II 222p; III 230p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48978-4; ECB 378; EN2 1805: 53; xNSTC; xOCLC","Introductory note states: 'It is with gratitude we express our thanks to an unknown Correspondent for the outlines and plan on which this Novel has been formed. It was accompanied by a Note, signifying that they were found among the papers of a Lady deceased, whose Executors presented them gratuitously to the Proprietors of the Minerva Office'",,,
426,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A055","Tales, by Madame de Montolieu","Pauline-Isabelle de Bottens, Baronne de MONTOLIEU",1805,"Female",,"TALES, BY MADAME DE MONTOLIEU, AUTHOR OF CAROLINE OF LICHTFIELD. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, 66, Pall-Mall; and sold by all other Booksellers. Henry Reynell, Printer, 21, Piccadilly, 1805","3 vols (I xi, 155p; II 200p; III 152p). 12&deg;","BL 1153.l.15; ECB 393; EN2 1805: 54; NSTC P2364; xOCLC","Trans of <i>Recueil de contes</i> (Geneva, 1803). Preface [translator's], vol. 1, pp. [vii]&ndash;xi",,,
427,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A056","Deeds of Darkness","G. T. MORLEY",1805,"Male",,"DEEDS OF DARKNESS; OR, THE UNNATURAL UNCLE: A TALE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY; INCLUDING INTERESTING MEMOIRS, FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY G. T. MORLEY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate-Street, for Tipper and Richards, Leadenhall-Street, 1805","2 vols (I x, 251p; II 252p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48333-6; ECB 397; EN2 1805: 55; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication to 'Mrs. Wackerbarth, (Seymour-House, Mary-La-Bonne)', dated Cold Bath Square, 1 Apr 1805",,,
428,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A057","Second Love","Mrs NORRIS",1805,"Female",,"SECOND LOVE; OR, THE WAY TO BE HAPPY. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. NORRIS","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby & Co. Stationers Court, Paternoster-Row. By Lewis and Roden, Paternoster-Row, 1805","2 vols (I 286p; II 276p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48237-2; ECB 416; EN2 1805: 56; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
429,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A058","Adeline Mowbray","Amelia Alderson OPIE",1805,"Female",,"ADELINE MOWBRAY, OR THE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER: A TALE, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. OPIE","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, & Orme, Paternoster Row; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh, 1805","3 vols (I 237p; II 237p; III 296p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48260-7; ECB 423; EN2 1805: 57; NSTC O382; OCLC 8901238",,"2nd edn 1805 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1810 (OCLC); 1844 (NSTC); Georgetown, MD, 1808 (OCLC); French trans., 1806",,
430,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A059","Castle of Roviego, The","Mary PICKAR",1805,"Female",,"THE CASTLE OF ROVIEGO; OR, RETRIBUTION. A ROMANCE, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MARY PICKAR","London:                     Printed by J. Barfield, Wardour Street, for J. Booth, Duke Street, Portland Place, 1805","4 vols (I 321p; II 311p; III 270p; IV 295p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48414-6; EN2 1805: 58; xNSTC; OCLC 6968932","Block and OCLC give the author's name as Pickard, Frank as Picard, and Summers as Pickhard! The present spelling is found, however, in the George Robinson archive, where Mary Pickar appears as the translator of Soulavie's <i>Mémoires</i> (see G. E. Bentley, jun., 'Copyright Documents in the George Robinson Archive: William Godwin and Others, 1713&ndash;1820', <i>Studies in Bibliography</i> 35 (1982), 94 and 108)",,,
431,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A060","Polanders, the Lying Family, and the Life of my Uncle, with his Portfolio, The","Guillaume Charles Antoine PIGAULT-LEBRUN",1805,"Male",,"THE POLANDERS, THE LYING FAMILY, AND THE LIFE OF MY UNCLE, WITH HIS PORTFOLIO. IN TWO VOLUMES. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF PIGAULT LEBRUN, AUTHOR OF THE BARONS OF FELSHEIM, MONSIEUR BOTTE, MY UNCLE THOMAS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","2 vols (I 260p; II 276p). 12&deg;","BL 12511.aaa.20; ECB 335; EN2 1805: 59; NSTC P1723; xOCLC","The first title is a trans. of <i>Métusko, ou les Polonais, in Les Cent-vingt jours, ou les quatre nouvelles</i> (Paris, 1800). 'The Lying Family' begins at vol. 1, p. [149], and is prefaced by a 'Dialogue Between the Author and the Bookseller by way of a Preface'",,,
432,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A061","Crimes and Characters","Mary PILKINGTON",1805,"Female",,"CRIMES AND CHARACTERS; OR, THE NEW FOUNDLING. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. PILKINGTON, AUTHOR OF PARENTAL DUPLICITY, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for W. Earle, and J. W. Hucklebridge; and sold by W. Earle, 47, Albemarle Street; G. Robinson, Paternoster-Row; Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court; and all other Booksellers, 1805","3 vols (I 240p; II 256p; III 248p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48442-1; ECB 450; EN2 1805: 60; NSTC P1762; OCLC 10418898","Entered at Stationers' Hall' on verso of t.ps. Evidently the first fully adult novel by Mary (Hopkins) Pilkington (1766&ndash;1839). The Miss or Mrs Pilkington who wrote <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1802A054""><i>The Accusing Spirit</i></a> (EN2 1802: 54), the last of a sequence of novels for the Minerva Press, is apparently another author",,,
433,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A062","Sailor's Friendship, and a Soldier's Love, A","Anna Maria PORTER",1805,"Female",,"A SAILOR'S FRIENDSHIP, AND A SOLDIER'S LOVE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1805","2 vols (I viii, 318p; II 184p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48592-4; ECB 511; EN2 1805: 61; NSTC P2593; OCLC 6977999","Dedication to 'the late Lord Duncan'. 'Preface by the Editor', stating that the stories originated from an 'old maiden lady, with whom I became acquainted at Bath' and a 'younger friend of hers' (p. [v])","Baltimore 1810 (OCLC)",,
434,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A063","Monteith","Mrs RICE",1805,"Female",,"MONTEITH, A NOVEL, FOUNDED ON SCOTTISH HISTORY. BY MRS. RICE, AUTHOR OF ""THE DESERTED WIFE."" IN TWO VOLUMES","Gainsborough:                     Printed by and for H. Mozley: and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, London, 1805","2 vols (I 178p; II 186p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48571-1; ECB 492; EN2 1805: 62; NSTC R820; xOCLC","Collates in sixes",,,
435,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A064","Villa Nova","Catherine SELDEN",1805,"Female",,"VILLA NOVA; OR, THE RUINED CASTLE. A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY CATHERINE SELDEN, AUTHOR OF COUNT DE SANTERRE, THE SAILORS, ENGLISH NUN, &C","London:                     Printed for Lane, Newman, and Co., 1805","2 vols (I 240p; II 194p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48638-6; ECB 525; EN2 1805: 63; NSTC S1077; OCLC 13347479","Printer's mark reads: 'Connor, Printer, Cork'",,,
436,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A065","St Julian","Olivia Wilmot SERRES [n&#233;e WILMOT, Olivia]",1805,"Female",,"ST. JULIAN: IN A SERIES OF LETTERS. BY MRS. J. T. SERRES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick-Street, Soho; for J. Ridgway, 170, Piccadilly, 1805","1 vol.  (167p, ill.). 8&deg;","MH-H EC8.Se685.805s; EN2 1805: 64; xNSTC; xOCLC","Frontispiece portrait of 'Olivia Serres'",,,
437,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A066","Rashleigh Abbey","Richard SICKELMORE",1805,"Male",,"RASHLEIGH ABBEY; OR, THE RUIN ON THE ROCK. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY RICHARD SICKELMORE, AUTHOR OF RAYMOND; MARY-JANE; AGNES AND LEONORA; EDGAR, OR THE PHANTOM OF THE CASTLE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","3 vols (I vii, 244p; II 260p; III 239p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48693-9; ECB 537; EN2 1805: 65; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable Lady Charlotte Lennox'",,,
438,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A067","Nobility of the Heart, The","Elizabeth Isabella SPENCE",1805,"Female",,"THE NOBILITY OF THE HEART: A NOVEL. BY ELIZABETH ISABELLA SPENCE, AUTHOR OF HELEN SINCLAIR. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1805","3 vols (I 299p; II 281p; III 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48722-6; ECB 554; EN2 1805: 66; xNSTC; OCLC 5107958",,,,
439,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A068","Heiress of Avonmore, The","Miss TAYLOR",1805,"Female",,"THE HEIRESS OF AVONMORE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE NOBLEMAN AND HIS STEWARD","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","3 vols (I 247p, ill.; II 343p; III 328p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47723-9; ECB 263; EN2 1805: 67; xNSTC; OCLC 48450593","For author attribution, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1803A069""><i>The Nobleman and his Steward</i></a> (EN2 1803: 69)",,,
440,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A069","Ferdinand Fitzormond","Mrs F. TEMPLE",1805,"Female",,"FERDINAND FITZORMOND; OR, THE FOOL OF NATURE. BY MRS. TEMPLE. IN FIVE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars; by B. M'Millan, Bow-Street, Covent-Garden, 1805","5 vols (I vii, 303p; II 368p; III 347p; IV 298p; V 341p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48948-2; ECB 582; EN2 1805: 68; NSTC T460; OCLC 13379452","Advertisement', signed 'F. Temple', dated London, May, 1805. For a possible authorial link with Laura Sophia Temple (1763&ndash;after 1820), see <i>Flowers of Literature</i> under Reviews (click on link below) and Jackson, pp. 346&ndash;47",,,
441,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A070","Witcheries of Craig Isaf, The","William Frederick WILLIAMS",1805,"Male",,"THE WITCHERIES OF CRAIG ISAF. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY WILLIAM FREDERICK WILLIAMS, AUTHOR OF TALES OF AN EXILE, THE WORLD WE LIVE IN, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","2 vols (I 272p; II 260p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48967-9; ECB 640; EN2 1805: 69; xNSTC; xOCLC","Blakey places under 1804, but copy not seen by her",,,
442,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A071","Young Father, The","William Frederick WILLIAMS",1805,"Male",,"THE YOUNG FATHER. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY W. F. WILLIAMS, AUTHOR OF TALES OF AN EXILE; THE WITCHERIES OF CRAIG ISAF; THE WORLD WE LIVE IN, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","3 vols (I 265p; II 280p; III 252p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48929-6; ECB 640; EN2 1805: 70; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
443,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A072","Rosa","Sophia WOODFALL",1805,"Female",,"ROSA; OR, THE CHILD OF THE ABBEY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY SOPHIA WOODFALL, AUTHOR OF MONTRAVERS","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, No. 7, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish-Square, 1805","4 vols (I 216p; II 246p; III 244p; IV 232p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48982-2; ECB 647; EN2 1805: 71; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
444,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A073","Men and Women","Revd WYNDHAM",1805,"Male",,"MEN AND WOMEN, A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. DEDICATED TO SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH, BY THE AUTHOR OF 'WHAT YOU PLEASE,' 'TOURVILLE,' &C","Bristol:                     Printed for J. Lansdown, St. John-Street; J. Mills, St. Augustine's Back&mdash;Longman and Co. T. Ostell, Crosby and Co. Lane and Newman, London.&mdash;Mozley, Gainsborough, and Wilson and Spence, York. J. Mills, Printer, St. Augustine's Back, Bristol, 1805","3 vols (I iv, 210p; II 206p; III ii, 238p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47482-5; ECB 381; EN2 1805: 72; NSTC W31335; OCLC 46997567","Dedication to Sir James Mackintosh, Recorder of Bombay. Attributed to the Revd Mr Wyndham by Summers (p. 412).  However, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>, under 1808: 18 (<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A096""><i>Sketches of Character, or Specimens of Real Life</i></a>), for a possible connection with Orton Smith. BL 1568/8750 is an incomplete set (wanting vols 1 and 2), with imprint reading 'Bristol: Printed for J. Lansdown, St. John-Street; J. Mills, St. Augustine's Back&mdash;Longman and Rees, T. Hurst, T. Ostell, and Crosby and Co. London. J. Mills, Printer, 1804'. No other evidence has been discovered, however, in support of publication in 1804. ECB dates Jan 1805","?Boston 1805 (OCLC): it is not entirely clear from the available evidence whether this represents the same work",,
445,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A074","My Master's Secret","Mrs R. P. M. YORKE",1805,"Female",,"MY MASTER'S SECRET; OR, THE TROUBLESOME STRANGER. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1805","2 vols (I 268p; II 312p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48173-2; ECB 652; EN2 1805: 73; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Her Grace The Duchess Of Bedford', signed 'The Editor'",,,
446,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A075","Donalda","Mary Julia YOUNG",1805,"Female",,"DONALDA; OR, THE WITCHES OF GLENSHIEL. A CALEDONIAN LEGEND, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MARY JULIA YOUNG, AUTHOR OF MOSS CLIFF ABBEY; RIGHT AND WRONG; THE EAST INDIAN; ROSE MOUNT CASTLE, &C","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, No.7, Berwick Street, Soho; for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1805","2 vols (I 288p; II 315p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48991-1; ECB 653; EN2 1805: 74; xNSTC; xOCLC",,"[1843] (NSTC 2Y2017)",,
447,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1805A076","Bravo of Venice, The","Johann Heinrich ZSCHOKKE",1805,"Male","Matthew Gregory LEWIS","THE BRAVO OF VENICE, A ROMANCE: TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN BY M. G. LEWIS","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, No. 7, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1805","1 vol.  (viii, 340p). 8&deg;","BL 12547.g.29; ECB 343; EN2 1805: 75; NSTC Z92; OCLC 7129916","Trans. of <i>Ab&auml;llino, der große Bandit</i> (Leipzig, 1803). Dedication to the Earl of Moira, signed M. G. Lewis, Inveraray Castle, 27 Oct 1804. Summers states actually published in Dec 1804, and that some few copies carry this date on t.p.; no British copy with this imprint date, however, has been located","2nd edn 1805 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48040-X; 5th edn 1807 (NSTC); 6th edn 1809 (NSTC); 7th edn 1818 (NSTC); 8th edn 1826 (NUC); [at least 4 more edns to 1850]; New York '1804' (OCLC); French trans., 1806",,
448,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A001","Bravo of Bohemia, The","ANON",1806,"Female",,"THE BRAVO OF BOHEMIA; OR, THE BLACK FOREST. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY A LADY","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","4 vols (I ii, 279p; II 222p; III 303p; IV 292p). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.B7371806; ECB 72; EN2 1806: 1; xNSTC; OCLC 6630508","Dedication to Lady Emily M'Leod, dated 30 Apr 1806. Title in second edn of 1819, also issued by the Minerva Press, lists the author's other publications as '<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1818A010"">Jessy, or the Rose of Donald's Cottage</a>; <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1812A018"">Yamboo, or the North American Slave</a>, &c. &c'. This helps link a chain of three novels by this female author&mdash;for the two titles listed, see also  EN2 1818:10 and 1812: 18","2nd edn 1819 (Corvey, NSTC 2B39354), CME 3-628-47274-1; 3rd edn 1832 (NSTC)",,
449,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A002","Children of Error, The","ANON",1806,"Male",,"THE CHILDREN OF ERROR. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY AN OFFICER OF DRAGOONS","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by T. Ostell, Ave Maria Lane, London, 1806","2 vols (I 216p; II 238p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47281-4; ECB 110; EN2 1806: 2; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
450,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A003","Constantia de Courcy","ANON",1806,"Unknown",,"CONSTANTIA DE COURCY, A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES. IMITATED FROM THE FRENCH","London:                     Printed for the Author, by J. Whiting, Finsbury Place; and published by J. Richardson, Royal Exchange, 1806","2 vols (I 202p; II 192p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47322-5; EN2 1806: 3; xNSTC; xOCLC","No French original discovered",,,
451,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A004","Cottager's Daughter, The","ANON",1806,"Unknown",,"THE COTTAGER'S DAUGHTER. A TALE OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster-Row, 1806","2 vols (I ii, 220p; II 234p). 12&deg;","BL C.171.a.15; ECB 138; EN2 1806: 4; NSTC C3799; xOCLC","Preface dated London, 1 Oct 1805",,,
452,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A005","Dellingborough Castle","ANON",1806,"Unknown",,"DELLINGBOROUGH CASTLE; OR, THE MYSTERIOUS RECLUSE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","2 vols (I 238p; II 200p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47407-8; ECB 158; EN2 1806: 5; NSTC D807; xOCLC",,,,
453,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A006","Donald","Margaret HURRY",1806,"Female",,"DONALD. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by I. Gold, Shoe-Lane, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1806","3 vols (I 335p; II 324p; III 213p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47448-5; ECB 168; EN2 1806: 6; NSTC D1544; OCLC 11998923","For tentative author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>&mdash;also, for supportive evidence, Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
454,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A007","Eversfield Abbey","ANON",1806,"Female",,"EVERSFIELD ABBEY: A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHORESS OF THE AUNT AND THE NIECE","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, 1806","3 vols (I 244p; II 269p; III 273p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47594-5; ECB 194; EN2 1806: 7; NSTC E1542; OCLC 45132687","See <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1804A003""><i>The Aunt and the Niece</i></a> (EN2 1804: 3) for a possible link with Mrs E. M. Foster and other authors",,,
455,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A008","Ferdinand and Amelia","ANON",1806,"Unknown",,"FERDINAND AND AMELIA. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Dewick and Clarke, Aldersgate-Street, for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, Paternoster-Row, 1806","3 vols (I 211p; II 243p; III 224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47504-X; ECB 203; EN2 1806: 8; xNSTC; OCLC 22352080",,,,
456,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A009","Forresti","ANON",1806,"Unknown",,"FORRESTI; OR, THE ITALIAN COUSINS. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF VALAMBROSA [sic]","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","3 vols (I 290p; II 280p; III 299p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47824-3; ECB 211; EN2 1806: 9; xNSTC; OCLC 45340606","P.S.' at the end of vol. 3 concerning over-severe 'criticism upon his last publication'&mdash;see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1805A015""><i>Valombrosa</i></a> (EN2 1805: 14)&mdash;in the <i>Critical Review</i>: male authorship implied",,,"CME 3-628-47824-3"
457,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A010","Glencore Tower","ANON",1806,"Unknown",,"GLENCORE TOWER; OR, THE FEUDS OF SCOTLAND. A LEGEND OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","2 vols (I 242p; II 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47857-X; ECB 233; EN2 1806: 10; NSTC G1180; xOCLC",,,,
458,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A011","Hide and Seek","ANON",1806,"Unknown",,"HIDE AND SEEK; OR, THE OLD WOMAN'S STORY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","3 vols (I vii, 226p; II vii, 214p; III vii, 220p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47684-4; ECB 267; EN2 1806: 11; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
459,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A012","Mysterious Sisters, The","ANON",1806,"Unknown",,"THE MYSTERIOUS SISTERS, A SPANISH ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 5, Wigmore Street, Cavendish-Square, by R. Wilks, 80, Chancery Lane, 1806","2 vols (I 6, 251p; II 190p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48182-1; EN2 1806: 13; xNSTC; xOCLC","Preface by the Translator' identifies the source story as <i>Avalos, or The Three Sisters of the Castle de Fuente</i> by Don Francisco Sancho Assensio; but no Spanish original discovered. Drop-head title in vol. 2 reads: 'It is, and it is not; or, The Three Sisters of the Castle De Fuente'",,,
460,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A013","Simple Narrative, A","ANON",1806,"Unknown",,"A SIMPLE NARRATIVE; OR, A VISIT TO THE NEWTON FAMILY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","2 vols (I 249p; II 245p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48700-5; ECB 538; EN2 1806: 14; NSTC N865; xOCLC",,,,
461,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A014","Stranger, The","ANON",1806,"Unknown",,"THE STRANGER; OR, THE NEW MAN OF FEELING","London:                     Albion Press: Printed by and for James Cundee, Ivy-Lane; and M. Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1806","1 vol.  (138p, ill.). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-54710-5; ECB 565; EN2 1806: 15; NSTC S4142; OCLC 22261393","Dedication to William Dacre and George Elliott, dated London, July 1806; followed by a letter to 'William Dacre, Esq. Kirklinton Hall, Cumberland' signed 'J. C*********', headed Pentonville, 8 July 1806",,"strangerornewman00jcjcrich PmhKAAAAIAAJ",
462,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A015","Two Girls of Eighteen","ANON",1806,"Male",,"TWO GIRLS OF EIGHTEEN. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY AN OLD MAN","London:                     Printed by J. Barfield, Wardour-Street, Soho. Published and sold by G. Walker, 106, Great Portland-Street. Sold also by T. Ostell, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1806","2 vols (I 265p; II 289p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48845-1; ECB 619; EN2 1806: 16; xNSTC; xOCLC","ECB and NCBEL attribute to George Walker, though this is not substantiated by other modern catalogues. For further comments on this issue, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>",,,
463,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A016","Anglo-Saxons, The","Leslie ARMSTRONG",1806,"Male",,"THE ANGLO-SAXONS; OR, THE COURT OF ETHELWULPH. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY LESLIE ARMSTRONG, ESQ","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","4 vols (I xxiv, 282p; II 282p; III 286p; IV 300p). 12&deg;","Corvey; ECB 26; EN2 1806: 17; NSTC A1659; xOCLC",,,,
464,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A017","Vicissitudes Abroad","Anna Maria BENNETT",1806,"Female",,"VICISSITUDES ABROAD; OR, THE GHOST OF MY FATHER. A NOVEL. IN SIX VOLUMES. BY MRS. BENNETT, AUTHOR OF ANNA; JUVENILE INDISCRETIONS; AGNES DE COURCI; ELLEN; BEGGAR GIRL, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","6 vols (I vi, 308p; II 340p; III 323p; IV 355p; V 316p; VI 384p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47253-9; ECB 50; EN2 1806: 18; NSTC B1579; OCLC 6652683",,,,
465,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A018","Edward and Anna","John BRISTED",1806,"Male",,"EDWARD AND ANNA; OR, A PICTURE OF HUMAN LIFE. A NOVEL. BY JOHN BRISTED, OF THE HONOURABLE SOCIETY OF THE INNER TEMPLE, AUTHOR OF THE SYSTEM OF THE QUAKERS EXAMINED. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Dewick and Clarke, Aldersgate-Street, for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, 1806","2 vols (I xvi, 233p; II 210p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47159-1; EN2 1806: 19; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Rev. Nathaniel Bristed, Vicar of Sherborne, in Dorsetshire' (the author's father), dated Inner Temple, 16 Jan 1806",,,
466,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A019","Vensenshon","Harriet BUTLER",1806,"Female",,"VENSENSHON; OR, LOVE'S MAZES. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. HARRIET BUTLER","London:                     Printed for the Author, by Brimmer and Jennings, No. 32, Upper Mary-Le-Bone Street, 1806","3 vols (I 231p; II 230p; III 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47151-6; ECB 89; EN2 1806: 20; xNSTC; OCLC 11687373","Advertisement', signed 'H. B&mdash;&mdash;.', dated Mar 1806. OCLC extends author name to Butler, Harriet Jessle Edgeworth",,,
467,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A020","Secrets of the Castle","David CAREY",1806,"Male",,"SECRETS OF THE CASTLE; OR, THE ADVENTURES OF CHARLES D'ALMAINE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY D. CAREY, AUTHOR OF THE PLEASURES OF NATURE, REIGN OF FANCY, &C","London:                     Printed by J. Swan, 76, Fleet Street, for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster Row, 1806","2 vols (I 215p; II 212p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47213-X; EN2 1806: 22; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable W. Windham, M.P.'",,,
468,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A021","St Botolph's Priory","T. J. Horsley CURTIES",1806,"Male",,"ST. BOTOLPH'S PRIORY; OR, THE SABLE MASK. AN HISTORIC ROMANCE. BY T. J. HORSLEY CURTIES, ESQ. AUTHOR OF ETHELWINA, ANTIENT RECORDS, SCOTISH LEGENDS, AND THE WATCH TOWER. IN FIVE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street, Soho; for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1806","5 vols (I 312p; II 256p; III 327p; IV 324p; V 363p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47747-6; ECB 148; EN2 1806: 23; NSTC C4589; OCLC 6702200","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable the Earl of Macclesfield', dated Oct 1805, Vale Place, Hammersmith Road",,,
469,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A022","Santo Sebastiano","Catherine CUTHBERTSON",1806,"Female",,"SANTO SEBASTIANO: OR, THE YOUNG PROTECTOR. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE ROMANCE OF THE PYREN&#201;ES.""","London:                     Printed for George Robinson, 25, Paternoster-Row, 1806","5 vols (I 418p; II 405p; III 416p; IV 422p; V 455p). 12&deg;","BL 12650.aaa.166; ECB 514; EN2 1806: 24; NSTC C4645; OCLC 1630448","Colophon in vol. 1 reads: 'T. Davison, Printer, Whitefriars'; vols 2&ndash;4 read: 'Printed by William Ballintine, Duke-Street, York-buildings, Strand'; vol. 5 reads: 'Printed by S. Hollingsworth, Crane-Court, Fleet-street'","2nd edn 1809 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1814 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48619-X; 4th edn 1820 (OCLC); 1847 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1813 (OCLC). Published in penny numbers as <i>The Heiress of Montalvan; or, First and Second Love</i>, W. Caffyn, Oxford Street, London, 1845&ndash;46 (Summers); OCLC includes an 1847 edn with the caption title 'The heiress of Montalvan; or, first and second love', with London, W. Caffyn imprint",,
470,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A023","Zofloya","Charlotte DACRE",1806,"Female",,"ZOFLOYA; OR, THE MOOR: A ROMANCE OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY CHARLOTTE DACRE, BETTER KNOWN AS ROSA MATILDA, AUTHOR OF THE NUN OF ST. OMERS, HOURS OF SOLITUDE, &C","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1806","3 vols (I 283p; II 283p; III 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47388-8; ECB 149; EN2 1806: 25; NSTC B6026; OCLC 6720614",,"French trans., 1806",,
471,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A024","Post-Captain, The","John DAVIS",1806,"Male",,"THE POST-CAPTAIN; OR, THE WOODEN WALLS WELL MANNED; COMPREHENDING A VIEW OF NAVAL SOCIETY AND MANNERS","London:                     Printed for Thomas Tegg, 111, Cheapside, by G. Hazard, 49, Beech-Street, 1806","1 vol.  (300p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48364-6; EN2 1806: 26; xNSTC; OCLC 13380718","Vignette t.p., with illustration of a man-of-a-war. Sadleir (Item 678) states that 3rd edn (and perhaps also the 2nd edn), carried on its t.p. an ascription of the work 'to the author of Zeluco' [i.e. Dr John Moore]. R. H. Case in his edn of 1928, identifies the true author as John Davis (1775&ndash;1854). ECB 465 lists new edn, Vernor, 1810","3rd edn (corrected) 1808 (NSTC P2699, OCLC); 4th edn 1810 (NUC); 5th edn 1811 (NSTC); 1813 (NSTC); 1815 (NSTC); [at least 4 more edns to 1850]; New York 1813 (OCLC)",,
472,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A025","Sophia St Clare","Thomasine DENNIS",1806,"Female",,"SOPHIA ST. CLARE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Churchyard, 1806","2 vols (I 200p; II 204p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48714-5; ECB 550; EN2 1806: 27; NSTC  S199; xOCLC",,,,
473,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A026","Leonora","Maria EDGEWORTH",1806,"Female",,"LEONORA. BY MISS EDGEWORTH. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson, No. 72, St. Paul's Churchyard, 1806","2 vols (I 291p; II 291p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47571-6; ECB 178; EN2 1806: 29; NSTC E235; OCLC 4321274","ECB (mistakenly?) gives Baldwin as publisher","1815 (NSTC); New York 1806 (NSTC); French trans., 1807; German trans., 1807?",,
474,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A027","Adelaide; or, the Chateau de St Pierre","Mrs EDGEWORTH",1806,"Female",,"ADELAIDE; OR, THE CHATEAU DE ST. PIERRE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. A TALE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. BY MRS. EDGEWORTH","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, No. 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1806","4 vols (I 218p; II 227p; III 247p; IV 228p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.bbb.9; ECB 178; EN2 1806: 28; NSTC E222; OCLC 13343186",,,,
475,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A028","Vivonio","Sophia FRANCES",1806,"Female",,"VIVONIO; OR, THE HOUR OF RETRIBUTION. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY A YOUNG LADY","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","4 vols (I 286p; II 272p; III 298p; IV 348p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47834-0; ECB 616; EN2 1806: 30; NSTC V4975; xOCLC",,"French trans., 1820",,
476,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A029","Alphonsine","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1806,"Female",,"ALPHONSINE: OR, MATERNAL AFFECTION. A NOVEL. BY MADAME GENLIS. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square; by R. Wilks, 89, Chancery-Lane, 1806","4 vols (I 372p; II 309p; III 424p; IV 355p). 12&deg;","CtY-BR Hfd29.298c; ECB 225; EN2 1806: 31; xNSTC; OCLC 45603313","Trans. of <i>Alphonsine, ou la tendresse maternelle</i> (Paris, 1806)","2nd edn 1807 (NSTC 2B4975)",,
477,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A030","Impertinent Wife, The","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1806,"Female",,"THE IMPERTINENT WIFE: A MORAL TALE: CONTAINING ALSO, THE FAIR PENITENT, DALIDOR & MULCE, AND LOVERS WITHOUT LOVE. FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME GENLIS","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for Lane, Newman, and Co., 1806","1 vol.  (223p). 12&deg;","Georgia State University PQ1985.G5.A2.1806 [not seen]; ECB 225; EN2 1806: 32; xNSTC; OCLC 45320233","Trans. of <i>L'Épouse impertinente et autre nouvelles</i> (Paris, 1804)",,,
478,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A031","Madame de Maintenon","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1806,"Female",,"MADAME DE MAINTENON, TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME DE GENLIS","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Pater-Noster Row, 1806","2 vols (I xxiv, 263p; II 263p). 12&deg;","MH-H *FC7.G2875.Eg806mc; ECB 225; EN2 1806: 33; xNSTC; OCLC 5887518","Trans. of <i>Madame de Maintenon</i> (Paris, 1806). 'Dedicatory Epistle to Mrs. Chinnery'",,,
479,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A032","Last Man, or Omegarus and Syderia, The","Jean Baptiste Fran&#231;ois Xavier Cousin de GRAINVILLE",1806,"Male",,"THE LAST MAN, OR OMEGARUS AND SYDERIA, A ROMANCE IN FUTURITY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for R. Dutton, 15, Gracechurch-Street, 1806","2 vols (I 220p; II 204p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47899-5; EN2 1806: 12; NSTC L528; OCLC 7032613","Trans. of <i>Le dernier homme</i> (Paris, 1805). A reprint of the Dutton 1806 edn appeared in 1978 in the Arno 'Lost Race and Adult Fantasy Fiction' series. The identification is also made in Morton D. Paley, 'Mary Shelley's <i>The Last Man</i>: Apocalypse Without Millenium', <i>Keats-Shelley Review</i> (Autumn, 1989), 1&ndash;25: electronically available as &lt;http://www.rc.umd.edu/editions/mws/lastman/paley2.htm&gt;. For affinities with Count Constantin Fran&ccedil;ois de Volney (1757&ndash;1820), with whom the work was associated in contemporary sources, see also <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>",,,
480,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A033","Forest of St Bernardo, The","Ann Mary HAMILTON",1806,"Female",,"THE FOREST OF ST. BERNARDO. A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MISS M. HAMILTON","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick-Street, Soho. For J. F. Hughes, No. 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1806","4 vols (I 176p; II 236p; III 216p; IV 236p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.67-70; EN2 1806: 34; NSTC H299; OCLC 6778738",,"2nd edn 1806 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47548-1",,
481,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A034","Castle of Tynemouth, The","Jane HARVEY",1806,"Female",,"THE CASTLE OF TYNEMOUTH. A TALE. BY JANE HARVEY, AUTHOR OF WARKFIELD CASTLE, &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, & Orme, Paternoster-Row; and Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry, 1806","2 vols (I viii, 208p; II 194p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47643-7; ECB 257; EN2 1806: 35; NSTC H763; OCLC 11757482","Preface dated Newcastle, 12 Feb 1806. Imprint on vol. 2 reads: 'Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row'. Colophon in both vols reads: 'North Shields: Printed by T. Appleby'","2nd edn Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1830 (NSTC)",,
482,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A035","Lady Maclairn","Rachel HUNTER",1806,"Female",,"LADY MACLAIRN, THE VICTIM OF VILLANY [sic]. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. HUNTER, OF NORWICH, AUTHOR OF LETITIA; THE UNEXPECTED LEGACY; THE HISTORY OF THE GRUBTHORPE FAMILY; PALMERSTONE'S LETTERS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for W. Earle and J. W. Hucklebridge; and sold by W. Earle, No. 47, Albemarle Street; George Robinson, Paternoster Row; B. Crosby and Co. Stationer's Court; Tho. Ostell, Ave Maria Lane; and all other Booksellers, 1806","4 vols (I iv, 316p; II 368p; III 340p; IV 311p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47802-2; EN2 1806: 36; NSTC H3174; xOCLC",,,,
483,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A036","Wood Nymph, The","Mrs ISAACS",1806,"Female",,"THE WOOD NYMPH, A NOVEL; IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""ARIEL,"" AND ""GLENMORE ABBEY.""","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, Pall Mall; and Southampton-Row, Russell-Square. By C. Stower, Pater-noster Row, 1806","3 vols (I 224p; II 224p; III 208p). 12&deg;","BL C171.aa.4; NSTC I524; EN2 1806: 37; xOCLC","Variant printer information on t.p. of vol. 3: 'By J. G. Barnard, 57, Snow-Hill'","1806 (Corvey&mdash;a reissue by the Minerva Press, with identical pagination and the same colophon of 'C. Stower, Printer, Paternoster-row' in vols 1 and 2), CME 3-628-48980-6",,
484,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A037","Moreland Manor","Mrs A. KENDALL",1806,"Female",,"MORELAND MANOR; OR, WHO IS THE HEIR? A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. KENDAL, AUTHOR OF DERWENT PRIORY, CASTLE ON THE ROCK, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1806","3 vols (I viii, 246p; II 296p; III 254p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47916-9; ECB 318; EN2 1806: 38; NSTC K241; xOCLC",,,,
485,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A038","Cottage of the Appenines, The","Marianne KENLEY",1806,"Female",,"THE COTTAGE OF THE APPENINES, OR, THE CASTLE OF NOVINA. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, TO THE MOST NOBLE THE MARCHIONESS OF DONEGALL. BY MARRIANNE [sic] KENLEY","Belfast:                     Printed at the Public Printing-Office, 1806","4 vols (I 251p; II 226p; III 210p; IV 208p). 12&deg;","BL 12603.aa.11; EN2 1806: 39; NSTC K272; xOCLC","Dedication and 'An Address to the Reader and Critic', both dated May 1802. Collates in sixes",,,
486,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A039","Village of Friedewalde, The","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1806,"Male","James POWELL","THE VILLAGE OF FRIEDEWALDE: OR, THE ENTHUSIAST. A NOVEL. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL GERMAN OF AUGUSTUS LAFONTAINE, BY J. POWELL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 5, Wigmore Street, Cavendish-Square, by R. Wilks, 89, Chancery-Lane, 1806","3 vols (I 230p; II 189p; III 174p). 12&deg;","BL 12547.bb.25; EN2 1806: 40; NSTC L155; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Das Nadelöhr oder die Schw&auml;rmerei</i>, vol. 8 of Lafontaine's <i>Kleine Romane und Moralische Erz&auml;hlungen</i> (Berlin, ?1799)",,,
487,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A040","Wheel of Fortune, The","Eliza LAKE",1806,"Female",,"THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ELIZA LAKE, AUTHOR OF DE VALCOURT","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, No. 7, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1806","3 vols (I iv, 256p; II 251p; III 261p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47895-2; ECB 632; EN2 1806: 41; xNSTC; xOCLC","Preface signed 'E. Lake', 38, Upper John Street, Fitzroy Square, 1805",,,
488,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A041","Mysterious Freebooter, The","Francis LATHOM",1806,"Male",,"THE MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER: OR, THE DAYS OF QUEEN BESS. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF MEN AND MANNERS; MYSTERY; ASTONISHMENT; THE IMPENETRABLE SECRET, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","4 vols (I xii, 339p; II 316p; III 336p; IV 391p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48229-1; ECB 330; EN2 1806: 42; NSTC L545; OCLC 6875287",,"3rd edn 1829 (NSTC); 1844 (NSTC)",,
489,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A042","Invisible Enemy, The","Thomas Pike LATHY",1806,"Male",,"THE INVISIBLE ENEMY; OR, THE MINES OF WIELITSKA. A POLISH LEGENDARY ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY T. P. LATHY, AUTHOR OF USURPATION, THE PARACLETE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","4 vols (I xii, 308p; II 264p; III 283p; IV 345p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47968-1; ECB 331; EN2 1806: 43; NSTC L592; OCLC 6866695","For the possibility that this represents an unacknowledged trans. of Jean-Louis Lacroix de Niré's <i>Ladouski et Floriska</i> (Paris, 1801), see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>",,"invisibleenemyor01lath invisibleenemyor02lath invisibleenemyor03lath invisibleenemyor04lath gR4GAAAAQAAJ nh4GAAAAQAAJ","4 vols, UIUC; gR4GAAAAQAAJ vol 1of4; nh4GAAAAQAAJ vol 4of4"
490,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A043","Fireside Stories","Mrs LESLIE",1806,"Female",,"FIRESIDE STORIES; OR, THE PLAIN TALES OF AUNT DEBORAH AND HER FRIENDS. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF A PLAIN STORY, GLEANINGS OF A WANDERER, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","3 vols (I 178p; II 232p; III 235p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47552-X; ECB 206; EN2 1806: 44; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
491,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A044","Castle Nuovier","Catherine MANNERS [afterwards STEPNEY, Catherine Lady]",1806,"Female",,"CASTLE NUOVIER; OR, HENRII AND ADELINA. A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. MANNERS","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster Row; by Swan and Son, 76, Fleet Street, 1806","2 vols (I 316p; II 323p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48085-X; ECB 366; EN2 1806: 45; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
492,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A045","Something Strange","Mary MEEKE",1806,"Female",,"SOMETHING STRANGE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY GABRIELLI, AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIOUS HUSBAND, INDEPENDENCE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","4 vols (I 280p; II 324p; III 332p; IV 353p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47884-7; ECB 549; EN2 1806: 46; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
493,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A046","Siegwart","Johann Martin MILLER",1806,"Male","Laetitia-Matilda HAWKINS","SIEGWART: A MONASTIC TALE. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF J. M. MILLER BY LAETITIA-MATILDA HAWKINS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Carpenter, Old Bond Street, 1806","3 vols (I xix, 331p; II 351p; III 405p). 12&deg;","BL 12547.f.10; EN2 1806: 47; NSTC M2382; OCLC 14546799","Trans. of <i>Siegwart: Eine Klostergeschichte</i> (Leipzig, 1776). Introduction (vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;xvi) claims a fuller and more accurate translation than <i>Sigevart, a Tale</i> (see EN1 1799: 69): 'Two very small volumes, containing the outline of the story, and that very much mutilated, were printed at Chelsea in 1799, for G. Polidore [sic], with no other designation than the initials H. L.' (p. xiv)",,,
494,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A047","Castle of Berry Pomeroy, The","Edward MONTAGUE",1806,"Male",,"THE CASTLE OF BERRY POMEROY. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY EDWARD MONTAGUE, AUTHOR OF MONTONI, OR THE CONFESSIONS OF THE MONK OF ST. BENEDICT, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","2 vols (I 296p; II 320p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48268-2; ECB 392; EN2 1806: 48; NSTC M29115; xOCLC",,,,
495,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A048","Heirs of Villeroy, The","Henrietta Rouviere MOSSE",1806,"Female",,"THE HEIRS OF VILLEROY. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY HENRIETTA ROUVIERE, AUTHOR OF LUSSINGTON ABBEY, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","3 vols (I xi, 236p, ill.; II 274p; III 380p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48347-6; ECB 399; EN2 1806: 49; NSTC R1780; OCLC 6950161",,,,
496,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A049","Feudal Tyrants","Christiane Benedicte Eugenie NAUBERT",1806,"Female","Matthew Gregory LEWIS","FEUDAL TYRANTS; OR, THE COUNTS OF CARLSHEIM AND SARGANS. A ROMANCE. TAKEN FROM THE GERMAN. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY M. G. LEWIS, AUTHOR OF THE BRAVO OF VENICE, ADELGITHA, RUGANTINO, &C","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick-Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1806","4 vols (I 310p; II 352p; III 410p; IV 338p). 12&deg;","BL 1156.3.22; ECB 343; EN2 1806: 50; NSTC L1499; OCLC 6883656","A free trans. of <i>Elizabeth Erbin von Toggenburg. Oder Geschichte der Frauen von Sargans in der Schweiz</i> (Leipzig, 1789)","2nd edn 1807 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48043-4; 3rd edn 1807 (NSTC); French trans., 1810 [as <i>Les Orphelines de Werdenberg</i> (CCFR)]",,
497,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A050","Strangers, The","Mrs NORRIS",1806,"Female",,"THE STRANGERS; A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. NORRIS, AUTHOR OF SECOND LOVE, &C","London:                     Printed by W. Glendinning, 25, Hatton Garden; and published for the Author, by Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry, London, 1806","3 vols (I xxiii, 306p; II 376p; III 364p). 12&deg;","IU 823.N79s; EN2 1806: 51; NSTC N1196; xOCLC","To The Reader', dated London, Apr 1806. 'List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [ix]&ndash;xxiii","1807 as <i>Olivia and Marcella; or, the Strangers</i> (Corvey), CME 3-628-48236-4. This 'second edition' was issued by B. Crosby and Co, and, apart from lacking the subscription list, has identical pagination",,
498,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A051","Simple Tales","Amelia Alderson OPIE",1806,"Female",,"SIMPLE TALES: BY MRS. OPIE. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster Row, 1806","4 vols (I 352p; II 301p; III 321p; IV 282p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 423; EN2 1806: 52; xNSTC; OCLC 9666182",,"2nd edn 1806 (NSTC O387); 3rd edn 1809 (Corvey), CME 3-628-51111-9; 4th edn 1815 (NSTC); Georgetown, MD, 1807 (OCLC); German trans., 1819 [as <i>Kleine Romane und Erz&auml;hlungen</i> (RS)]",,
499,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A052","Novice of Saint Dominick, The","Sydney OWENSON [afterwards MORGAN, Lady Sydney]",1806,"Female",,"THE NOVICE OF SAINT DOMINICK. BY MISS OWENSON, AUTHOR OF ST. CLAIR. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars, by T. Gillet, Salisbury-Square, 1806","4 vols (I 364p; II 379p; III 393; IV 395p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48325-5; ECB 396; EN2 1806: 53; NSTC O732; OCLC 6949862",,"2nd edn 1806 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1808 (NSTC); 4th edn 1823 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1807 (OCLC); French trans., 1817",,
500,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A053","Wild Irish Girl, The","Sydney OWENSON [afterwards MORGAN, Lady Sydney]",1806,"Female",,"THE WILD IRISH GIRL; A NATIONAL TALE. BY MISS OWENSON, AUTHOR OF ST. CLAIR, THE NOVICE OF ST. DOMINICK, &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Richard Phillips, 6, Bridge Street, Blackfriars, 1806","3 vols (I xxxiii, 261p; II 265p; III 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48373-5; ECB 396; EN2 1806: 54; NSTC O737; OCLC 13681940",,"3rd edn 1807 (NSTC); 4th edn 1808 (OCLC); 5th edn 1813 (NSTC); 1846 (NSTC); 1850 (NSTC); Baltimore 1807 (OCLC) [also New York 1807 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1807 (OCLC)]; German trans., 1809 [as <i>Glorwina, das Naturm&auml;dchen in Irland</i> (RS)]; French trans., 1813 [as <i>Glorvina, ou la Jeune Irlandaise</i> (CCFR)]","BAQlAAAAMAAJ",
501,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A054","Mystic Sepulchre, The","John PALMER",1806,"Male",,"THE MYSTIC SEPULCHRE; OR, SUCH THINGS HAVE BEEN. A SPANISH ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY JOHN PALMER, AUTHOR OF THE ""HAUNTED CAVERN""&#8212;""MYSTERY OF THE BLACK TOWER""&#8212;""WORLD AS IT GOES,"" &C","London:                     Printed by J. Nichols, Earl's-Court, Leicester-Square, for W. Earle, Albemarle-Street, Piccadilly, 1806","2 vols ( I 192p; II 192p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48378-6; ECB 431; EN2 1806: 55; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication to 'George Ambrose Baker, Esq. of Salisbury', dated London, 20 May 1806","1807 (NSTC P177); French trans., 1810 [as <i>Le Tombeau mystérieux, ou les Familles de Hénarez et d'Almanza</i> (BN)]",,
502,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A055","Dream, The","Sarah Cornelia PALMER",1806,"Female",,"THE DREAM. BY SARAH CORNELIA PALMER","London:                     Printed by E. Thomas, Golden-Lane, Barbican. For J. M'Kenzie, No. 20, Old-Bailey, and sold by W, Harris, High-Street, Shadwell, and the Booksellers in Town and Country, 1806","1 vol.  (iv, 123p). 8&deg;","C 8000.c.230; EN2 Update 3; NSTC P199; xOCLC","Clear fictional narrative within the encompassing frame of a dream. Cambridge copy (not recorded in NSTC) is in original paper covers, with front cover supplying fuller details than the t.p. proper. This reads: 'This day published, (3s.) The Dream: or Sketches of Some Remarkable Personages in High Life. [&hellip;] London: Printed and Published by J. Mackenzie, Old Bailey; and Sold by Mr. Harris, Bookseller, Shadwell; Mr. Skelton, Southampton; Mr. Matthews, Portsmouth; Mr. Woolmer and Mr. Rising, Exeter; Mr. Birdsall, Northampton; Mr. Sutton, Nottingham; and all other Booksellers in Town and Country, 1806.'",,,
503,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A056","Virtue and Vice","W. H. RAYNER",1806,"Male",,"VIRTUE AND VICE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY W. H. RAYNER","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by W. Thiselton, Circulating Library, 37 Goodge Street, 1806","2 vols (I iv, 224p; II 223p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48454-5; ECB 480; EN2 1806: 56; NSTC R291; OCLC 13312795","Preface signed 'W. H. Rayner'. Colophons read: 'W. Matthew Thiselton, Printer, Goodge Street, London'. ECB dates Dec 1805 and gives the publisher as Ostell",,,
504,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A057","Delmore","Mrs D. ROBERTS",1806,"Female",,"DELMORE, OR MODERN FRIENDSHIP. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. ROBERTS","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by R. Faulder, New Bond-Street, 1806","3 vols (I xii, 228p; II 236p; III 234p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48653-X; EN2 1806: 57; xNSTC; OCLC 7016004","Dedication 'to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales' signed D. Roberts, Clarence Place. 'List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [viii]&ndash;xii; plus 'Additional Subscribers' at end of vol. 3. OCLC describes author as Roberts, Mrs, d. 1813 (Margaret Wade), but this title is apparently by a different author: see also Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1814A049""><i>Duty</i></a> (EN2 1814: 47). ECB 496 lists Crosby edn, Oct 1809","1809 (NSTC R1164)",,
505,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A058","Spaniard, The","M. RYMER",1806,"Male",,"THE SPANIARD; OR, THE PRIDE OF BIRTH. A TALE, BY M. RYMER","London:                     Printed for G. Robinson, 25, Paternoster-Row, 1806","1 vol.  (224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48590-8; ECB 509; EN2 1806: 58; NSTC R2209; OCLC 10961390","OCLC attributes to James Malcolm Rymer, who however only appears to have published after 1839; another Rymer, James (fl. 1775&ndash;1822) was a surgeon writer. Allibone, NSTC, and Summers all attribute this title to M. Rymer, without expansion","1815 (NSTC); German trans., 1826 [as <i>Pedrosa's Abentheuer</i> (RS)]",,
506,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A059","Eventful Marriage, The","James SANDS",1806,"Male",,"THE EVENTFUL MARRIAGE, A TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""COUNT DI NOVINY"" AND ""MONCKTON""","London:                     Printed by C. Stower, Pater-noster Row. For B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, 1806","4 vols (I 325p; II 307p; III 325p; IV 332p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47639-9; ECB 194; EN2 1806: 59; xNSTC; OCLC 7032414","Introductory poem (1 p. unn.), described as 'a parody on ""Blest as the immortal gods is he, &c."" Mr. Philip's admirable translation from the Greek of Sappho'. Last page in vol. 3 mistakenly numbered 337",,,
507,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A060","Thornton Abbey","John SATCHELL",1806,"Male",,"THORNTON ABBEY: A SERIES OF LETTERS ON RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS","London:                     Printed for J. Burditt Paternoster Row. By J. W. Morris, Dunstable, 1806","3 vols (I viii, 241p; II v, 242p; III viii, 255p). 12&deg;","BL 1697/5763; EN2 Update 1; NSTC S497; OCLC 50917140","Preface', signed 'Andrew Fuller', states that 'The Author of the following work was the late Mr. John Satchell of Kettering' (vol. 1, p. iii). Errata for vols 1&ndash;3, 1p. unn. at end of vol. 3. A fiction, notwithstanding its sub-title. Collates in sixes","2nd edn 1814 (NSTC); Portsea 1815, sub-titled 'The persecuted daughter' (OCLC); 1826 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1808 (OCLC). NSTC gives also 2nd edn with 1810 imprint date held at Cambridge U.L",,
508,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A061","Charles Ellis","Robert SEMPLE",1806,"Male",,"CHARLES ELLIS: OR, THE FRIENDS; A NOVEL. COMPRISING THE INCIDENTS AND OBSERVATIONS OCCURRING ON A VOYAGE TO THE BRAZILS AND WEST INDIES, ACTUALLY PERFORMED BY THE WRITER, ROBERT SEMPLE: AUTHOR OF ""WALKS AND SKETCHES AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE."" IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by and for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-Street, 1806","2 vols (I iv, 258p; II 241p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48645-9; ECB 527; EN2 1806: 60; xNSTC; OCLC 41488314","Preface dated London, 1 July 1805",,,
509,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A062","Domestic Scenes. from the German",,1806,"Female",,"DOMESTIC SCENES. FROM THE GERMAN. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF AGNES DE LILIEN, STATIRA, RESTLESS MATRON, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","3 vols (I 352p; II 329p; III 323p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47478-7; ECB 168; EN2 1806: 61; xNSTC; OCLC 11982181","German original not discovered. Distinct from <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1820A014""><i>Domestic Scenes. A Novel</i></a>, by Mrs Alexander Blair (EN2 1820: 38)",,,
510,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A063","Maid, Wife, and Widow, The","Henry SIDDONS",1806,"Male",,"THE MAID, WIFE, AND WIDOW, A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY HENRY SIDDONS, AUTHOR OF VIRTUOUS POVERTY","London:                     Printed for R. Phillips, Bridge-Street, Black-Friars, 1806","3 vols (I xxxiii, 256p; II 263p; III 277p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48695-5; ECB 537; EN2 1806: 62; NSTC S1920; OCLC 13326141","Dedication to 'the Rev. John Middleton, A.M.', dated Brewer-Street, Bloomsbury, Mar 1806",,,
511,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A064","Montbrasil Abbey","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1806,"Female",,"MONTBRASIL ABBEY; OR, MATERNAL TRIALS. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","2 vols (I iv, 266p; II 205p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48272-0; ECB 392; EN2 1806: 63; xNSTC; OCLC 7097179",,,,
512,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A065","Anti-Delphine","Elizabeth STRUTT [formerly BYRON, Elizabeth]",1806,"Female",,"ANTI-DELPHINE: A NOVEL, FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY MRS. BYRON. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Mawman, 22, Poultry, by W. Flint, Old Bailey, 1806","2 vols (I x, 305p; II 290p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47154-0; ECB 90; EN2 1806: 21; NSTC S4206; OCLC 21918409","Dedication to the author's mother, dated Hull, Feb 1806","1818 (NUC)",,
513,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A066","Winter in London, A","Thomas Skinner SURR",1806,"Male",,"A WINTER IN LONDON; OR, SKETCHES OF FASHION: A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES, BY T. S. SURR","London:                     Printed for Richard Phillips, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars, 1806","3 vols (I vii, 282p; II 272p; III 267p). 12&deg;","BL 012638.r.13; ECB 570; EN2 1806: 64; NSTC S4394; OCLC 8486548","Dedication to the Countess of Moira. Preface dated London, Jan 1806","2nd edn 1806 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1806 (OCLC); 4th edn 1806 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48739-0; 5th edn 1806 (NSTC); 8th edn 1806 (NSTC); 9th edn 1807 (NSTC); [at least 2 more edns to 1850, including '13th edn' 1824 (NSTC)]; New York 1806 (OCLC); French trans., 1810; German trans., 1815",,
514,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A067","Father and Son; or, De Claremont, The","Miss TAYLOR",1806,"Female",,"THE FATHER AND SON; OR, DE CLAREMONT. A DESULTORY TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","3 vols (I 232p; II 240p; III 282p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47502-3; ECB 201; EN2 1806: 65; NSTC T270; xOCLC","Blakey, BLPC, and Summers treat this author as distinct from from Eliza Taylor, author of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A053""><i>Education</i></a> (EN2 1817: 53); see also Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1803A069""><i>The Nobleman and his Steward</i></a> (EN2 1803: 69)",,,
515,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A068","Three Old Maids of the House of Penruddock, The","Elizabeth THOMAS",1806,"Female",,"THE THREE OLD MAIDS OF THE HOUSE OF PENRUDDOCK. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. BRIDGET BLUEMANTLE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","3 vols (I 249p; II 276p; III 264p). 12&deg;","CtY-BR In.T362.806; ECB 590; EN2 1806: 66; xNSTC; xOCLC","Introduction (vol. 1, pp. 1&ndash;2) signed 'Martha Homely'",,,
516,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A069","Wolf","Georg Philipp Ludwig Leonhard W&#196;CHTER",1806,"Male","James POWELL","WOLF; OR, THE TRIBUNAL OF BLOOD: A ROMANCE, FROM THE ORIGINAL GERMAN OF VEIT WEBER, AUTHOR OF THE SORCERER, BLACK VALLEY, &C. BY J. POWELL, TRANSLATOR OF ""THE VILLAGE OF FRIEDEWALDE,"" &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, by R. Wilks, 89, Chancery-Lane, 1806","2 vols (I 193p; II 173p). 12&deg;","BL 12548.bb.41; EN2 1806: 67; NSTC W1007; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Wolf</i> in: <i>Sagen der Vorzeit</i>, vol. 2 (Berlin, 1788). Verso of vol. 2, p. 173 [Notice] stating: 'The whole of the Works of Weber, that have not yet appeared in English, are now translating from the original German, by J. Powell, and will shortly be published.'",,,
517,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A070","Conrade","Caroline Matilda WARREN",1806,"Female",,"CONRADE; OR, THE GAMESTERS. A NOVEL, FOUNDED ON FACTS. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY CAROLINE MATILDA WARREN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1806","2 vols (I xi, 216p; II 214p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48877-X; ECB 624; EN2 1806: 68; NSTC W670; xOCLC","Preface dated Sutton, Feb 1806",,,
518,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A071","Thatched Cottage, The","Sarah Scudgell WILKINSON",1806,"Female",,"THE THATCHED COTTAGE; OR, SORROWS OF EUGENIA. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY SARAH WILKINSON","London:                     Printed for T. Hughes, 1, Stationer's-Court, by Dewick & Clarke, Aldersgate-Street, 1806","2 vols (I vii, 272p; II 265p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48926-1; ECB 638; EN2 1806: 69; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Mrs. Fielding', signed 10, William-Street, Pimlico. 'List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;vii",,,
519,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1806A072","Polish Chieftain, The","Johann Heinrich ZSCHOKKE",1806,"Male",,"THE POLISH CHIEFTAIN: A ROMANCE. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF THE AUTHOR OF ""ABALLINO.""","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, by R. Wilks, 89, Chancery Lane, 1806","1 vol.  (172p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48479-0; EN2 1806: 70; xNSTC; OCLC 48993936","German original not discovered",,,
520,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A001","Baron de Falkenheim","ANON",1807,"Unknown",,"BARON DE FALKENHEIM. A GERMAN TALE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1807","2 vols (I 304p; II 303p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47106-0; ECB 41; EN2 1807: 25; xNSTC; xOCLC","French original not discovered. Attributed in EN2 to Elisabeth Guénard, on the basis of t.p. links with other novels, especially <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A012""><i>Mystery upon Mystery</i></a> (EN2 1808: 51); but the latter work is now ascertainable as not itself deriving from a source work by Guénard, more probably being the work of an anonymous English author. For further details, see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>",,,
521,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A002","Louisa; or the Orphan of Lenox Abbey","ANON",1807,"Unknown",,"LOUISA; OR THE ORPHAN OF LENOX ABBEY","London:                     J. Booth?, 1807","2 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 354; EN2 1807: 1; xNSTC; xOCLC","<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A003""><i>Mandeville Castle; or, the Two Elinors</i></a> (EN2 1807: 2) lists this title as a work by its author. Also adv. in <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1809A009""><i>Susan</i></a> (EN2 1809: 9). ECB apparently misspells as 'Senex Abbey', dating Apr 1807. For a possible earlier issue of the same work, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1803A011""><i>Nothing New</i></a> (EN2 1803: 11)",,,
522,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A003","Mandeville Castle","ANON",1807,"Unknown",,"MANDEVILLE CASTLE; OR, THE TWO ELINORS. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF LOUISA, THE ORPHAN OF LENOX ABBEY","London:                     Printed for J. Booth, Duke Street, Portland Place; and T. Ostell, Ave-Maria Lane, Ludgate Street; by J. Barfield, Wardour Street, 1807","2 vols (I 200p; II 186p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48088-4; ECB 365; EN2 1807: 2; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
523,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A004","Margaretta","ANON",1807,"Unknown",,"MARGARETTA; OR THE INTRICACIES OF THE HEART","London:                     Longman, 1807","1 vol.  12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 368; EN2 1807: 3; xNSTC; xOCLC","An account for this title is given in Longman Commission Ledger 1C, p. 42 (see Publishing Papers below), with an intake of 300 copies itemised on 10 Aug 1807, this confirming Longmans' involvement in the work, though a surviving copy with a British imprint has not been located. OCLC gives 1807 edns. with both Charleston and Philadelphia imprints, indicating a title originally published in America",,,
524,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A005","Retribution","ANON",1807,"Unknown",,"RETRIBUTION; OR, THE SISTERS OF ULSTIEN. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed and sold, for the Author, by R. Causton & Son, 21, Finch-Lane, Cornhill, 1807","2 vols (I 218p; II 224p). 12&deg;","BL RB.23.a.12459; EN2 1807: 4; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
525,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A006","Theodore; or, the Enthusiast","ANON",1807,"Unknown",,"THEODORE; OR, THE ENTHUSIAST. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1807","4 vols (I 346p; II 332p; III 332p; IV 360p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48950-4; ECB 584; EN2 1807: 5; NSTC T581; OCLC5756769","Dedication 'to Her Serene Highness the Reigning Duchess of Saxe-Weimar'. For a possible German origin, and contemporary association with August Lafontaine, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>",,,
526,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A007","Vesuvia","ANON",1807,"Unknown",,"VESUVIA; OR, ANGLESEA MANOR. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF VALAMBROSA [sic], AND FORRESTI","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1807","3 vols (I 282p; II 275p; III 243p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48920-2; ECB 612; EN2 1807: 6; xNSTC; OCLC 47288466","For probable male authorship, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1805A015""><i>Valombrosa</i></a> (EN2 1805: 14) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1806A009""><i>Forresti</i></a> (EN2 1806: 9)",,,
527,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A008","Winter in Bath, A","ANON",1807,"Unknown",,"A WINTER IN BATH. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF TWO POPULAR NOVELS","London:                     Printed by J. G. Barnard, Snow-Hill, for B. Crosby and Co. Stationer's Court, Paternoster Row: sold by all the Booksellers in Bath; Richardson, Bristol; Donaldson, Brighton; Harvey, Weymouth; Skelton, and Mrs. Street, Southampton; Garner, Margate; Barry, Hastings; Nash, Tunbridge-Wells; Leek, Cromer; Ruff, Cheltenham; and Burgess, Ramsgate, n.d. [1807]","4 vols ( I 295p; II 244p; III 269p; IV 227p). 12&deg;","BL 12654.ee.58; EN2 1807: 7; NSTC B1035; OCLC 13307942","Wrongly attributed to Mrs E. G. Bayfield in pencil on inside cover of vol. 1 in BL copy. 'Second Edition' (BL 1208.d.32) is again undated, but on the verso of t.p. of vol. 1 there is a statement 'To the Booksellers and the Public at large', headed 'Literary Fraud', which makes clear that Mrs Bayfield is author of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A010""><i>A Winter at Bath</i></a> (EN2 1807: 9), and not the above title (for further details, see Notes to EN2 1807: 7). An alternative attribution to J. H. James (Block, NSTC) also appears unlikely: see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A002""><i>The Banks of the Wye</i></a> (EN2 1808: 1), for further information. The present title also features in a string of attributions within titles, which themselves have been linked with Mrs E. M. Foster: see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1809A004""><i>The Corinna of England</i></a> (EN2 1809: 4)","2nd edn [1807] (NSTC)",,
528,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A009","Rising Sun, The","Eaton Stannard BARRETT",1807,"Male",,"THE RISING SUN, A SERIO-COMIC SATIRIC ROMANCE. BY CERVANTES HOGG, F.S.M","London:                     Printed for Appleyards, Wimpole-Street, 1807","2 vols (I 197p, ill.; II 171p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL N.1662; ECB 494; EN2 1807: 8; NSTC B675; OCLC 21059261","Collates in sixes","2nd edn 1807 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1807 (NSTC); 4th edn 1807 (NSTC); 5th edn 1809 (NSTC)",,
529,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A010","Winter at Bath, A","Mrs E. G. BAYFIELD",1807,"Female",,"A WINTER AT BATH; OR, LOVE AS IT MAY BE, AND FRIENDSHIP AS IT OUGHT TO BE. A NOVEL IN 4 VOLS. FROM THE CHASTE AND CLASSICAL PEN OF MRS. BAYFIELD","London:                     J. F. Hughes, 1807","4 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 44; EN2 1807: 9; xNSTC; xOCLC","Title details from Summers, where a still more  extended version, including the author's name, is given. Mrs Bayfield, who also wrote <i>Fugitive Poems</i> (1805), is sometimes wrongly identified as the author of <i>A Winter in Bath</i>, a rival publication, and so by association with a string of publications stemming for that other work. For further details, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A008""><i>A Winter in Bath</i></a> (EN2 1807: 7)",,,
530,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A011","Philip Stanley","Charles Brockden BROWN",1807,"Male",,"PHILIP STANLEY; OR, THE ENTHUSIASM OF LOVE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY C. B. BROWN, AUTHOR OF ARTHUR MERVYN, EDGAR HUNTLY, JANE TALBOT, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1807","2 vols (I viii, 221p; II 200p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47139-7; ECB 78; EN2 1807: 10; NSTC B4731; OCLC 6662379","A re-titled version of Brown's <i>Clara Howard</i> (Philadelphia, 1801)",,,
531,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A012","Count Eugenio","Harriet BUTLER",1807,"Female",,"COUNT EUGENIO; OR, FATAL ERRORS: A TALE, FOUNDED ON FACT. BY MRS. BUTLER. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 5, Wigmore Street, 1807","2 vols (I viii, 258p; II 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47149-4; ECB 89; EN2 1807: 11; xNSTC; OCLC 44120374","Dedication 'to a Member of the British Senate', dated May 1807 and signed 'H. B.'",,,
532,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A013","English Gil Blas, The","John CANTON",1807,"Male",,"THE ENGLISH GIL BLAS; OR, THE ADVENTURES OF GABRIEL TANGENT. A NOVEL. BY JOHN CANTON, AUTHOR OF ALVAR AND SERAPHINA; OR, THE TROUBLES OF MURICA. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by R. Wilks, Chancery-Lane, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1807","3 vols (I 233p; II 232p; III 221p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.aa.11; ECB 187; EN2 1807: 13; NSTC C532; xOCLC",,,,
533,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A014","Antidote to the Miseries of Human Life","Harriet CORP",1807,"Female",,"AN ANTIDOTE TO THE MISERIES OF HUMAN LIFE, IN THE HISTORY OF WIDOW PLACID, AND HER DAUGHTER RACHEL","London:                     Printed by James Cundee, Ivy Lane, for Williams and Smith, Stationers' Court, Paternoster Row, 1807","1 vol.  (vi, 137p). 12&deg;","BL 4413.ff.46(1); EN2 1807: 14; NSTC C3714; OCLC 11462418","A response in part to James Beresford's <i>The Miseries of Human Life</i> (1806), which itself is not in the form of a fictional narrative. Collates in sixes","2nd edn 1808 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1808 (NSTC); 4th edn 1808 (NSTC); 5th edn 1808 (NSTC); 6th edn 1810 (OCLC); [at least 4 more edns to 1850]; New York 1808 (OCLC)",,
534,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A015","Elizabeth","Sophie Ristaud COTTIN",1807,"Female","Mary MEEKE","ELIZABETH; OR, THE EXILES OF SIBERIA. A TALE, FOUNDED ON FACTS. ALTERED FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME DE COTTIN, BY MRS. MEEKE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1807","1 vol.  (vi, 237p). 12&deg;","CtY Hfd29.602m; EN2 1807: 15; xNSTC; OCLC 44503485","Trans. of <i>Élisabeth, ou les exilés de Sibérie</i> (Paris, 1806). This story also appeared with Meeke's translation of Ducray-Duminil's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A022""><i>Julien; or, my Father's House</i></a>, published by the Minerva Press with the same year imprint&mdash;see EN2 1807: 22. French language version of this tale received a full review in ER, 11: 448&ndash;62 (Jan 1808). OCLC 12265756 describes another English-language version, 'Printed for Appleyard [and 2 others]'; it also states that this translation is sometimes attributed to Frances Burney. ECB 138 lists 3rd edn 1809, Tegg","1807 (OCLC); 1808 (NSTC C3815); 3rd edn 1809 (NSTC); Waterford 1809 (OCLC); Edinburgh 1810 (OCLC); [at least 20 more edns to 1850]; Philadelphia 1808 (OCLC)",,
535,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A016","Monk of Udolpho, The","T. J. Horsley CURTIES",1807,"Male",,"THE MONK OF UDOLPHO; A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY T. J. HORSLEY CURTIES, ESQ. AUTHOR OF THE SABLE MASK, THE WATCH TOWER, SCOTTISH LEGENDS, ANCIENT RECORDS, AND ETHELWINA","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, 7, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1807","4 vols (I viii, 232p; II 244p; III 265p; IV 232p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.244; ECB 391; EN2 1807: 16; NSTC C4588; OCLC 6702191","Preface dated Chelsea Park, Little Chelsea, 20 Oct 1806","1807 (BL C.192.a.226)",,
536,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A017","Libertine, The","Charlotte DACRE",1807,"Female",,"THE LIBERTINE; BY CHARLOTTE DACRE, BETTER KNOWN AS ROSA MATILDA, AUTHOR OF HOURS OF SOLITUDE, NUN OF ST. OMER'S, ZOFLOYA, &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, 1807","4 vols (I 162p; II 171p). 12&deg;","IU 823.D119l; ECB 149; EN2 1807: 17; xNSTC; OCLC 17342604",,"2nd edn 1807 (NSTC D47); 3rd edn 1807 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47386-1; French trans., 1816 [as <i>Angelo, comte d'Albini, ou les dangers du vice</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1829 [as <i>Der W&uuml;stling</i> (RS)]",,
537,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A018","Henry Hooka","Charles DIBDIN",1807,"Male",,"HENRY HOOKA. A NOVEL. BY MR. DIBDIN, AUTHOR OF HANNAH HEWETT&#8212;YOUNGER BROTHER&#8212;MUSICAL TOUR&#8212;PROFESSIONAL LIFE&#8212;HARMONIC PRECEPTOR&#8212;HISTORY OF THE STAGE, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, 1807","3 vols (I 216p; II 220p; III 304p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47454-X; ECB 162; EN2 1807: 18; NSTC D1038; OCLC 21634343","Printer's mark after imprint date reads: '[J. G. Barnard, Printer, Snow-hill]'. ECB also lists new edn, 3 vols 1827; but not discovered in this form",,,
538,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A019","Royal Eclipse, The","DIOGENES",1807,"Male",,"THE ROYAL ECLIPSE; OR, DELICATE FACTS EXHIBITING THE SECRET MEMOIRS OF SQUIRE GEORGE AND HIS WIFE. WITH NOTES. BY DIOGENES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1807","1 vol.  (xi, 172p). 12&deg;","BL 1608/3327; ECB 505; EN2 1807: 19; NSTC D1298; OCLC 22531609","For an association of the authorship with that of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A056""><i>The Infidel Mother</i></a> (EN2 1807: 58), itself by the almost certainly  pseudonymous Charles Sedley, and beyond that for possible identifications, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>","2nd edn 1807 (NSTC)",,
539,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A020","Discovery, The","Hugh DOHERTY",1807,"Male",,"THE DISCOVERY; OR, THE MYSTERIOUS SEPARATION OF HUGH DOHERTY, ESQ. AND ANN HIS WIFE. BY H. D. ESQ","London:                     Printed by G. Sidney, Northumberland-Street, Strand. To be had only at No. 12, Temple Place, Blackfriars Road, 1807","1 vol.  (xcv, 223p). 12&deg;","ViU CT848.D6A3.1807; ECB 164; EN2 1807: 20; xNSTC; OCLC 13344185","To the Reader', pp. [v]&ndash;xcv, signed 'Hugh Doherty, Half-pay, late 23d Lt. Dragoons. 12, Temple Place, Blackfriars-road, London'. Drop-head title on p. [1] reads: 'The Discovery; a Domestic Tale'. Quasi-fictional romance, with epistolary exchanges, relating to the author's elopement with his wife and her subsequent desertion of him. See also Ann Doherty's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A040""><i>Ronaldsha</i></a> (EN2 1808: 41)","3rd edn 1807 (NSTC D16); 4th edn 1807 (NSTC); 5th edn 1807 (NSTC)",,
540,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A021","Convent of Notre Dame","Fran&#231;ois Guillaume DUCRAY-DUMINIL",1807,"Male",,"THE CONVENT OF NOTRE DAME: OR, JEANNETTE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF A TALE OF MYSTERY, OR CELINA","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, (English and Foreign Circulating Library,) No. 48, Conduit Street, New Bond-Street; by S. Rousseau, Wood Street, Spa Fields, 1807","2 vols (I xv, 251p; II viii, 271p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47326-8; ECB 132; EN2 1807: 21; xNSTC; OCLC 49097462","Ducray-Duminil was the author of the French source title for <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1803A028""><i>A Tale of Mystery, or Celina</i></a>, as translated by Mary Meeke&mdash;see EN2 1803: 28. No French original for this present title, however, has been discovered. Dedication (of 'the novel of Jeannette') 'To the Right Honourable Lady Elizabeth Monck', signed 'By her Ladyship's Most obedient and humble Servant, The Translator and Publisher'. Notice at beginning of vols 1 and 2 announcing the circulating library of H. Colburn ('from Earle's'), at 48, Conduit Street, New Bond Street",,,
541,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A022","Julien","Fran&#231;ois Guillaume DUCRAY-DUMINIL",1807,"Male","Mary MEEKE","JULIEN; OR, MY FATHER'S HOUSE. A NOVEL, ALTERED FROM THE FRENCH OF DUCRAY-DUMINIL, BY MRS. MEEKE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. TO WHICH IS ADDED, ELIZABETH, OR THE EXILES OF SIBERIA, A TALE, FOUNDED ON FACTS, FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME DE COTTIN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1807","4 vols (I 254p; II 287p; III 324p; IV 309p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48208-9; ECB 173; EN2 1807: 22; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Jules, ou le toit paternel</i> (Paris, 1806) and Cottin, Sophie Ristaud: <i>Élisabeth, ou les exilés de Sibérie</i> (Paris, 1806). 'Julien' ends vol. 4, p. 71, followed by the tale Elizabeth with separate t.p., and 'Author's Preface' (pp. [iii]&ndash;vi); the tale proper starts at p. [79]. See also EN2 1807: 15 for the separate publication of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A015""><i>Elizabeth</i></a>",,,
542,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A023","Constance de Lindensdorf","Sophia FRANCES",1807,"Female",,"CONSTANCE DE LINDENSDORF; OR, THE FORCE OF BIGOTRY. A TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY SOPHIA FRANCES, AUTHOR OF VIVONIO, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1807","4 vols (I 286p, ill.; II 266p; III 244p; IV 260p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47831-6; ECB 215; EN2 1807: 23; NSTC F1451; OCLC 6754905",,"French trans., 1808 [as <i>Constance de Lindensdorf, ou la tour de Wolfenstad</i> (CCFR under Lathom, Francis)]",,
543,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A024","Nun of Miserecordia, The","Sophia FRANCES",1807,"Female",,"THE NUN OF MISERECORDIA; OR, THE EVE OF ALL SAINTS. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY SOPHIA FRANCES, AUTHOR OF VIVONIO, CONSTANCE DE LINDENSDORF, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1807","4 vols (I 263p; II 253p; III 263p; IV 271p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.462&ndash;465; ECB 215; EN2 1807: 24; NSTC F1452; OCLC 6764856",,"French trans., 1809 [as <i>La Soeur de miséricorde</i> (CCFR, under Lathom Francis)]",,
544,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A025","Three Germans, The","Miss GUION",1807,"Female",,"THE THREE GERMANS. MYSTERIES EXEMPLIFIED IN THE LIFE OF HOLSTEIN OF LUTZTEIN. A GERMAN ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1807","3 vols (I 179p; II 151p; III 188p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48956-3; EN2 1807: 26; NSTC H2272; OCLC 48496579","No German original discovered. List of works 'Just Published' (1 p. unn.) at end of vol. 3 of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1806A021""><i>St. Botolph's Priory</i></a> (EN2 1806: 23) includes this title 'by Miss Guion'",,,
545,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A026","Spanish Outlaw, The","William HERBERT",1807,"Male",,"THE SPANISH OUTLAW, A TALE. BY WILLIAM HERBERT, ESQ. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1807","4 vols (I 295p; II 341p; III 379p; IV 388p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47780-8; ECB 265; EN2 1807: 27; NSTC H1374; xOCLC",,,,
546,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A027","Helen","Augusta Ann HIRST",1807,"Female",,"HELEN; OR DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author: sold by W. Bent, Paternoster-Row, 1807","2 vols (I xxx, 266p; II 263p). 12&deg;","MH-H *EC8.H6181.807h; ECB 271; EN2 1807: 28; NSTC H1826; OCLC 22001004","Dedication 'to the Right Honorable Countess Fitzwilliam', signed Augusta Ann Hirst, London, 6 Apr 1807.'Names of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [xi]&ndash;xxx","1808 (Corvey&mdash;a reissue by the Minerva Press with the author's name on t.p., but minus the preliminaries), CME 3-628-47712-3",,
547,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A028","Francis and Josepha","Therese HUBER",1807,"Female","William FARDELY","FRANCIS AND JOSEPHA. A TALE. FROM THE GERMAN OF HUBER. BY WILLIAM FARDELY","Leeds:                     Printed by Edward Baines, 1807","1 vol.  (viii, 101p). 8&deg;","BL 1509/297; ECB 286; EN2 1807: 29; NSTC H2897; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Franz und Josephe. Eine Erz&auml;hlung, from Taschenbuch f&uuml;r Damen auf das Jahr 1802</i> (T&uuml;bingen, 1801). Collates in fours. Preface signed 'The Translator'. ECB dates Dec 1808, and gives Lane as publisher; but not discovered in this form",,,
548,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A029","Family Annals","Rachel HUNTER",1807,"Female",,"FAMILY ANNALS; OR, WORLDLY WISDOM. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY MRS. HUNTER, OF NORWICH; AUTHOR OF LAETITIA;&#8212;GRUBTHORPE FAMILY;&#8212;UNEXPECTED LEGACY;&#8212;LADY PALMERSTON'S LETTERS; &C. &C","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1807","5 vols (I xvi, 243p; II 227p; III 226p; IV 234p; V 209p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47805-7; ECB 289; EN2 1807: 30; xNSTC; OCLC 11815105",,"2nd edn 1808 (NSTC H3172)",,
549,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A030","Catholic, The","Samuel William Henry IRELAND",1807,"Male",,"THE CATHOLIC, AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. BY W. H. IRELAND, AUTHOR OF THE ABBESS, 4 VOL. GONDEZ, OR THE MONK, 4 VOL. &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed for W. Earle, Albemarle-Street, 1807","3 vols (I 223p; II 234p; III 304p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47944-4; ECB 300; EN2 1807: 31; xNSTC; OCLC 24567470","To the Reader' (in verse) at beginning of vol. 3, followed by 1 p. (unn.) advs of 'Books lately published, by W. Earle'",,,
550,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A031","Pastor's Daughter, The","August Friedrich Ferdinand von KOTZEBUE",1807,"Male",,"THE PASTOR'S DAUGHTER, WITH OTHER ROMANCES. FROM THE GERMAN OF AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, AUTHOR OF THE STRANGER, LOVER'S VOWS, PIZARRO, &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, (English and Foreign Library,) No. 48, Conduit Street, New Bond Street, 1807","4 vols (I 296p; II 239p; III viii, 215; IV ii, 251p). 12&deg;","C 8746.d.82-85; ECB 325; EN2 1807: 32; NSTC K904; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Des Pfarrers Tochter, from Kleine Romane, Erz&auml;hlungen, Anecdoten und Miscellen</i> (Leipzig, 1805&ndash;10). Dedication to the Countess of Jersey by 'Henry Colburn'. Pagination at the end of vols 2 and 4 incorporates advs for both Colburn's Circulating Library and 'Works just published'; the main text in these cases ends at pp. 237 and 249 respectively","2nd edn 1807 (OCLC)",,
551,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A032","Edward and Annette","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1807,"Male",,"EDWARD AND ANNETTE. A MORAL TALE, FROM THE GERMAN, OF A. LAFONTAINE. WITH A FRONTISPIECE","London:                     Printed for J. F. Weise, 31, King Street, Soho, 1807","1 vol.  (239p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 12612.bb.13; EN2 1807: 33; NSTC L147; OCLC 6866939","German original not discovered. Collates in sixes",,,
552,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A033","Monk of Dissentis, The","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1807,"Male","James POWELL","THE MONK OF DISSENTIS: A ROMANCE. FOUNDED ON THE REVOLUTIONS OF SWITZERLAND, IN THE 13TH AND 14TH CENTURIES. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL GERMAN OF AUGUSTUS LAFONTAINE. BY J. POWELL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. G. Barnard, 57, Snow-Hill, for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster-Row, 1807","3 vols (I iv, 265p; II 241p; III 340p). 12&deg;","BL C.193.a.1; ECB 326; EN2 1807: 34; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Rudolph von Werdenberg</i> (Berlin, 1793). 'Advertisement', vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;iv, identifies the source title, and adds: 'The reason for changing the title in this its English dress was, that since the present translation has been finished, a Romance entitled Rudolph of Werdenberg has appeared in which little resemblance to the original is to be found, it containing not one third of the matter, and even that mutilated and altered, so as not to be recognized as the work of Lafontaine'. For the mutilated rival, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1805A045""><i>Rodolphus of Werdenberg</i></a> (EN2 1805: 44)",,,
553,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A034","Fatal Vow, The","Francis LATHOM",1807,"Male",,"THE FATAL VOW; OR, ST. MICHAEL'S MONASTERY, A ROMANCE, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM. AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER&#8212;MEN AND MANNERS&#8212;HUMAN BEINGS&#8212;MYSTERY&#8212;THE INPENETRABLE SECRET&#8212;THE MIDNIGHT BELL, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court. By C. Stower, Paternoster Row, 1807","2 vols (I 323p; II 268p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.d.4; CME 3-628-47956-8; ECB 330; EN2 1807: 35; NSTC L542; xOCLC",,,,
554,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A035","Human Beings","Francis LATHOM",1807,"Male",,"HUMAN BEINGS, A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF MEN AND MANNERS&#8212;THE MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER&#8212;MYSTERY&#8212;THE IMPENETRABLE SECRET&#8212;ASTONISHMENT&#8212;THE MIDNIGHT BELL&#8212;ERESTINA, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers-Court. By J. and E. Hodson, Cross Street, Hatton Garden, 1807","3 vols (I viii, 295p; II 303p; III 309p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47958-4; ECB 330; EN2 1807: 36; NSTC L543; OCLC 6893187",,,,
555,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A036","Gabriel Forrester","Thomas Pike LATHY",1807,"Male",,"GABRIEL FORRESTER; OR, THE DESERTED SON. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY T. P. LATHY, AUTHOR OF USURPATION; THE PARACLETE; THE INVISIBLE ENEMY, OR MINES OF WIELITSKA, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Oddy and Co. 27, Oxford-Street; W. Oddy, 108, Newgate-Street; J. Goodwin, Brook-Street, Holborn; and Appleyards, Wimpole-Street, n.d. [1807]","4 vols (I 354p; II 328p; III 348p; IV 343p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47967-3; ECB 221; EN2 1807: 37; NSTC L591.5; OCLC 20020403","Printer's marks after imprint date in vols 1&ndash;3 read: 'Lewis and Hamblin, Printers, Paternoster-row'; printer's mark after imprint date in vol. 4 reads: 'T. Gillet, Printer, Wild-Court'",,,
556,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A037","Conscript, The","Henri LEMAIRE",1807,"Male","John Scott BYERLEY","THE CONSCRIPT, A SERIO-COMIC ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY J. S. BYERLEY, ESQ","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, 66, Pall Mall, 1807","2 vols (I 168p; II 164p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47152-4; ECB 90; EN2 1807: 38; NSTC B6019; OCLC 11691587","Trans. of <i>Le Conscrit ou les billets de Logement</i> (Paris, 1800). 'Advertisement', dated Hammersmith, 20 May 1807, acknowledging 'The following volumes are founded on M. Le Maires's exquisite little tale of ""Le Conscrit ou les billets de Logement""', but with the proviso that this represents not a translation but a recasting. OCLC gives author as John Scott Ripon (d. 1807), but without offering explanation. NSTC gives Ripon as a pseudonym of John Scott Byerley",,,
557,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A038","Man in Armour, The","T. C. LONEY",1807,"Male",,"THE MAN IN ARMOUR, OR THE INVISIBLE SWORD, A ROMANCE. BY T. C. LONEY","Macclesfield:                     Printed by J. Wilson, 1807","1 vol.  (ii, 186p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48112-0; EN2 1807: 39; NSTC L2274; OCLC 13111722","To the Reader', dated July 1807. Collates in sixes","1811 reissued by Henry Colburn as <i>Sebastian and Isabel; or, the Invisible Sword</i> (ViU PZ2.L65S.1811; OCLC)",,
558,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A039","George the Third","Edward MANGIN",1807,"Male",,"GEORGE THE THIRD. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for James Carpenter, Old Bond Street, 1807","3 vols (I vii, 226p; II 228p; III 225p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47728-X; ECB 228; EN2 1807: 40; NSTC M977; OCLC 10450173",,,,
559,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A040","Griffith Abbey","Eliza Kirkham MATHEWS",1807,"Female",,"GRIFFITH ABBEY, OR, MEMOIRS OF EUGENIA. BY MRS. C. MATHEWS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by W. Burton, Fetter Lane, for Oddy and Co. 27, Oxford Street, and J. Goodwin, Brook Street, Holborn, 1807","2 vols ( I 251p; II 244p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.bb.20; ECB 246; EN2 1807: 41; NSTC M1664; xOCLC","BLPC and NSTC both attribute to Eliza Kirkham Mathews [née Strong], who married Charles Mathews (the actor) in 1797, but who died in 1802 (see FC, Jackson). Frank (Item 264), OCLC, and Summers attribute to a somewhat opaque Charlotte Mathews [or Matthew] (see also <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1801A051""><i>Introspection</i></a>, EN2 1801: 49). Collates in sixes","1808 (OCLC 46990672); New York 1808 (OCLC)",,
560,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A041","Fatal Revenge","Charles Robert MATURIN",1807,"Male",,"FATAL REVENGE; OR, THE FAMILY OF MONTORIO. A ROMANCE. BY DENNIS JASPER MURPHY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster Row, 1807","3 vols (I xiii, 400p; II 518p; III 493p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48395-6; ECB 201; EN2 1807: 42; NSTC M1726; OCLC 6929107","Preface signed 'Dennis Jasper Murphy', dated Dublin, 15 Dec 1806. Colophons vary: vols 1&ndash;2 read 'C. Stower, Printer, Paternoster Row'; vol. 3 reads 'G. Woodfall, Printer, Paternoster Row'","2nd edn 1824 (NSTC); 4th edn 1840 (NSTC); 1841 (NSTC); New York 1808 (OCLC); French trans., 1822 [as <i>La Famille de Montorio, ou la fatale vengeance</i> (CCFR)]",,
561,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A042","Benevolent Monk, The","Theodore MELVILLE",1807,"Male",,"THE BENEVOLENT MONK; OR, THE CASTLE OF OLALLA. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THEODORE MELVILLE, ESQ. AUTHOR OF THE WHITE KNIGHT, OR THE MONASTERY OF MOURNE","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby & Co. Stationers'-Court, Paternoster Row, 1807","3 vols (I 288p; II 295p; III 344p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48055-8; ECB 379; EN2 1807: 43; NSTC M2019; xOCLC",,,,
562,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A043","Demon of Sicily, The","Edward MONTAGUE",1807,"Male",,"THE DEMON OF SICILY. A ROMANCE, IN FOUR VOLUMES, BY EDWARD MONTAGUE ESQ. AUTHOR OF LEGENDS OF A NUNNERY, THE CASTLE OF BERRY POMEROY, &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1807","4 vols (I 260p; II 216p; III 256p; IV 264p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.404-407; ECB 392; EN2 1807: 44; NSTC M2913; OCLC 13346760","Vol. 4 t.p. mistakenly reads 'Volume the First', which is corrected in hand in the Bodleian copy","1808 (OCLC); 1830? (NSTC)",,
563,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A044","Legends of a Nunnery, The","Edward MONTAGUE",1807,"Male",,"THE LEGENDS OF A NUNNERY. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY EDWARD MONTAGUE, ESQ. AUTHOR OF ""THE CASTLE OF BERRY POMEROY.""","London:                     Printed by J. Dennet, Leather Lane, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1807","4 vols (I 238p; II 234p; III 218p; IV 257p). 12&deg;","BL 1154.i.11; ECB 392; EN2 1807: 45; NSTC M2914; xOCLC",,,,
564,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A045","Friar Hildargo, The","Edward MORTIMER",1807,"Male",,"THE FRIAR HILDARGO. A LEGENDARY TALE. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY EDWARD MORTIMER, ESQ","London:                     Printed by J. Dennett, Leather Lane, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1807","5 vols (I 234p; II 278p; III 296p; IV 213p; V 209p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48334-4; ECB 219; EN2 1807: 46; xNSTC; xOCLC","Drop-head title reads: 'Friar Hildargo. A Tale of the Thirteenth Century'. Allibone and Block give author as E. Martin, though apparently in error",,,
565,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A046","Peep at our Ancestors, A","Henrietta Rouviere MOSSE",1807,"Female",,"A PEEP AT OUR ANCESTORS. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY HENRIETTA ROUVIERE, AUTHOR OF LUSSINGTON ABBEY, HEIRS OF VILLEROY, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1807","4 vols (I xv, 190p, ill.; II 219p; III 253p; IV 284p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48350-6; ECB 399; EN2 1807: 47; NSTC R1781; xOCLC","Frontispiece portrait of the author. Dedication to 'His Grace the late Duke of Leinster', dated London, 1 Oct 1807. List of 'Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [viii]&ndash;x",,,
566,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A047","Summer by the Sea, A","ORLANDO",1807,"Male",,"A SUMMER BY THE SEA. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY ORLANDO","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1807","2 vols (I 339p; II 368p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48314-X; ECB 569; EN2 1807: 48; NSTC O455; xOCLC",,,,
567,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A048","Soldier's Family, The","Anne ORMSBY",1807,"Female",,"THE SOLDIER'S FAMILY; OR, GUARDIAN GENII. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ANNE ORMSBY, AUTHOR OF MEMOIRS OF A FAMILY IN SWISSERLAND","London:                     Printed by J. G. Barnard, Snow-Hill, for B. Crosby and Co. Stationer's-Court, Paternoster-Row, 1807","4 vols (I 411p; II 396p; III 488p; IV 472p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48315-8; ECB 425; EN2 1807: 49; NSTC O482; xOCLC",,,,
568,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A049","Convict, The","Eliza PARSONS",1807,"Female",,"THE CONVICT, OR NAVY LIEUTENANT. A NOVEL. BY MRS. PARSONS, AUTHOR OF THE MISER AND HIS FAMILY; MURRAY HOUSE; THE MYSTERIOUS VISIT, &C. &C. &C. FOUR VOLUMES","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by T. Ostell, Ave-Maria-Lane; Carpenter and Co. Old-Bond-Street; Earle, Albemarle-Street; and Hatchard, Piccadilly, London, 1807","4 vols (I 259p; II 272p; III 264p; IV 350p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48425-1; ECB 435; EN2 1807: 50; NSTC P563; OCLC 47639395",,,,
569,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A050","Ellen","Mary PILKINGTON",1807,"Female",,"ELLEN; HEIRESS OF THE CASTLE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. PILKINGTON","London:                     Printed by E. Thomas, Golden-Lane, Barbican; for B. Crosby, and Co. Stationers'-Court, Ludgate-Street, 1807","3 vols (I xi, 326p; II 348p; III 323p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48443-X; ECB 450; EN2 1807: 51; xNSTC; xOCLC","Preface dated Hammersmith, 25 June 1807",,,
570,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A051","Hungarian Brothers, The","Anna Maria PORTER",1807,"Female",,"THE HUNGARIAN BROTHERS. BY MISS ANNA MARIA PORTER. IN THREE VOLS","London:                     Printed by C. Stower, 32, Paternoster Row, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater-Noster Row, 1807","3 vols (I vii, 234p; II 274p; III 278p). 12&deg;","BL N.2499; ECB 463; EN2 1807: 52; NSTC P2590; OCLC 6977684","Preface, dated Mar 1807","2nd edn 1808 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48300-X; 3rd edn 1814 (NSTC); 4th edn 1819 (NSTC); 1831 (OCLC); 1832 (NSTC); 1839 (NSTC); Philadelphia & New York 1809 (OCLC); French trans., 1818",,
571,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A052","Mysterious Wanderer, The","Sophia REEVE",1807,"Female",,"THE MYSTERIOUS WANDERER. A NOVEL: IN THREE VOLUMES. DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, TO THE RIGHT HON. LADY ELIZABETH SPENCER. BY SOPHIA REEVE","London:                     Printed for the Author, by C. Spilsbury, Angel-Court, Snow-Hill; and sold by Richardson and Son, Royal-Exchange; J. Highley, Fleet-Street; and Didier and Tebbett, St. James's-Street, 1807","3 vols (I ix, 252p; II 248p; III 246p). 12&deg;","MH-H *EC8.R2592.807m; ECB 483; EN2 1807: 53; xNSTC; OCLC 7025944","Advertisement', dated 1 Feb 1807. Dedication to Lady Elizabeth Spencer. 'Subscribers Names', vol. 1, pp. [xi]&ndash;[xiv]",,,
572,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A053","Alvondown Vicarage","Regina Maria ROCHE",1807,"Female",,"ALVONDOWN VICARAGE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1807","2 vols (I 279p; II 290p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47051-X; ECB 14; EN2 1807: 54; NSTC R1414; xOCLC","Widely catalogued as by Roche, though listed under title only in ECB; the absence of the author's name on t.p. is also perhaps significant, and the presentation is noticeably sparse compared with Roche's acknowledged <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A054""><i>The Discarded Son</i></a> (EN2 1807: 55)",,,
573,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A054","Discarded Son, The","Regina Maria ROCHE",1807,"Female",,"THE DISCARDED SON; OR, HAUNT OF THE BANDITTI. A TALE. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY REGINA MARIA ROCHE, AUTHOR OF THE CHILDREN OF THE ABBEY, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1807","5 vols (I 315p; II 317p; III 320p; IV 264p; V 350p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48458-8; ECB 498; EN2 1807: 55; NSTC R1415; OCLC 7027021",,"1825 (OCLC); New York 1807 (OCLC); French trans., 1808",,
574,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A055","Barouche Driver and his Wife, The","Charles SEDLEY",1807,"Male",,"THE BAROUCHE DRIVER AND HIS WIFE: A TALE FOR HAUT TON. CONTAINING A CURIOUS BIOGRAPHY OF LIVING CHARACTERS, WITH NOTES EXPLANATORY. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY CHARLES SEDLEY, ESQ. AUTHOR OF ""THE INFIDEL MOTHER,"" ""THE MASK OF FASHION,"" &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1807","2 vols (I xv, 176p; II 189p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.g.14; ECB 525; EN2 1807: 57; NSTC S1060; OCLC 24824648","From the Author' written in hand (ink) on half-title to vol. 1. Dedication to the Earl and Countess of Jersey, dated Brighton Cliffs, 19 July 1807. 'Postscript' at end of vol. 2 (verso of p. 189), dated Brighton Cliffs, 22 July 1807. For a possible identification of the almost certainly pseudonymous Sedley, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>","2nd edn 1807 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1807 (OCLC); 4th edn 1808 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48633-5",,
575,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A056","Infidel Mother, The","Charles SEDLEY",1807,"Male",,"THE INFIDEL MOTHER: OR, THREE WINTERS IN LONDON. BY CHARLES SEDLEY, ESQ. AUTHOR OF 'THE MASK OF FASHION,' &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1807","3 vols (I 275p; II 283p; III 236p). 12&deg;","IU 823.Se3i; ECB 525; EN2 1807: 58; xNSTC; xOCLC","Preface signed 'The Author', dated London, March 1807. Vol. 2 t.p. imprint differs by reading: 'Printed by R. Zotti, Broad Street, Golden Squ.' For a possible identification of the almost certainly pseudonymous Sedley, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>","2nd edn 1807 (Corvey, NSTC S1062, OCLC 13352233), CME 3-628-48634-3",,
576,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A057","Mask of Fashion, The","Charles SEDLEY",1807,"Male",,"THE MASK OF FASHION; A PLAIN TALE; WITH, ANECDOTES FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for I. [sic] F. Hughes, No. 5, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1807","2 vols (I xxi, 252p; II vii, 230p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.259; ECB 372; EN2 1807: 59; NSTC S4391; OCLC 42239879","Dedication to the Duchess of St Albans, dated London, Nov 1806. 'T. S. Surr' written in pencil on first t.p. of the Bodleian copy, an attribution also found in Block and OCLC. This title is given as by Charles Sedley, however, on the t.p. of both <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A056""><i>The Infidel Mother</i></a> (EN2 1807: 58) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A095""><i>A Winter in Dublin</i></a> (EN2 1808: 98). Imprint on t.p. of vol. 2 has publisher more normally  as J. F. Hughes. For a possible identification of the almost certainly pseudonymous Sedley, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>",,,
577,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A058","Misanthrope Father, The","Catherine SMITH",1807,"Female",,"THE MISANTHROPE FATHER; OR, THE GUARDED SECRET: A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS SMITH","London:                     Printed for Appleyards, Wimpole-Street; and sold by Appleyard and Co., 108, Newgate-Street, 1807","3 vols (I iii, 246p; II 255p; III 258p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.aa.25; ECB 544; EN2 1807: 60; NSTC S2363; xOCLC","Introductory Address (in verse), dated London, 29 Nov 1806, and signed 'Catharina'",,,
578,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A059","Horatio: Or, Sketches of the Davenport Family","Horatio SMITH",1807,"Male",,"HORATIO: OR, SKETCHES OF THE DAVENPORT FAMILY. A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MR. SMITH, AUTHOR OF THE FAMILY STORY; THE RUNAWAY; AND TREVANION","Richmond:                     Printed by and for G. A. Wall, Hill-Street, 1807","4 vols (I 268p; II 255p; III 261p; IV 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48656-4; ECB 544; EN2 1807: 61; xNSTC; xOCLC","ECB gives Longman as publisher, and dates Sept 1807; but not discovered in this form",,,
579,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A060","Wedding Day, The","Elizabeth Isabella SPENCE",1807,"Female",,"THE WEDDING DAY, A NOVEL, BY ELIZABETH ISABELLA SPENCE, AUTHOR OF ""THE NOBILITY OF THE HEART,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed by C. Stower, 32, Paternoster Row, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster Row, 1807","3 vols (I 194p; II 168p; III 215p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48724-2; ECB 554; EN2 1807: 62; xNSTC; OCLC 7903934",,,,
580,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A061","Leopold de Circe","Catherine Fran&#231;oise-Ad&#233;laide de ST VENANT",1807,"Female","John Scott BYERLEY","LEOPOLD DE CIRCE; OR, THE EFFECTS OF ATHEISM. BY M. DE ST. VENANT, MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE. TRANSLATED BY J. S. BYERLEY, ESQ","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, Pall Mall, 1807","2 vols (I 171p; II 163p). 12&deg;","BL 12510.b.27; ECB 90; EN2 1807: 56; NSTC S231; OCLC 14340976","Trans. of <i>Léopold de Circé, ou les effets de l'athéisme</i>. (Paris, 1803). Pp. 37&ndash;38 are missing in BL copy",,,
581,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A062","Corinna","Anne Louise Germaine de STAËL-HOLSTEIN",1807,"Female",,"CORINNA; OR, ITALY. BY MAD. DE STAËL HOLSTEIN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadenhall-Street, 1807","3 vols (I 398p; II 420p; III 440p. 12mo). 12&deg;","BL 1206.g.2&ndash;4; ECB 557; EN2 1807: 63; NSTC S3432; OCLC 32514777","Trans. Of <i>Corinne, ou l'Italie</i> (Paris, 1807). French language version of this novel received a full review in ER, 11: 183&ndash;95 (Oct 1807). A separate translation by Dennis Lawler was published in 5 vols during the same year, bearing the imprint: 'Printed for Corri, No. 15, Little Newport Street, Leicester Square; and sold by Colburn, No. 48, Conduit Street, New Bond Street, and Mackenzie, No. 24, Old Bailey, 1807.' It would seem that this edn appeared slightly later, as reference is made in  Lawler's preface to a 'rival translation'  already in circulation (vol. 1, p. iii); see also Tipper's claims about the precedence of his own publication in Newspaper Advertisements (click on link below). For full details of this title, see EN2 1807: 63(b)","Another trans., 1833 (OCLC)","EOWbJlCnC6AC; corinnaoritaly01sta corinnaoritaly02sta corinnaoritaly03sta","different translations, I think."
582,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A063","Bandit's Bride, The","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1807,"Female",,"THE BANDIT'S BRIDE; OR, THE MAID OF SAXONY. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF MONTBRASIL ABBEY, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1807","4 vols (I 264p; II 254p; III 243p; IV 239p). 12&deg;","CtY-BR In.St24.807; ECB 558; EN2 1807: 64; xNSTC; OCLC 7097030",,"2nd edn 1818 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48771-4;  Philadelphia 1820 (NSTC); French trans., 1809",,
583,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A064","Drelincourt and Rodalvi","Elizabeth STRUTT [formerly BYRON, Elizabeth]",1807,"Female",,"DRELINCOURT AND RODALVI; OR, MEMOIRS OF TWO NOBLE FAMILIES. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. BYRON, AUTHOR OF ANTI-DELPHINE","London:                     Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry, by G. Hazard, Beech-Street, 1807","3 vols (I iii, 241p; II 260p; III 293p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47176-1; ECB 90; EN2 1807: 12; NSTC B6043; xOCLC",,"2nd edn 1819 (OCLC 13422690)",,
584,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A065","Sans Souci Park","Maria THARMOTT",1807,"Female",,"SANS SOUCI PARK; OR, THE MELANGE. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MARIA THARMOTT","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby, and Co. Stationers' Court. By C. Stower, Paternoster-Row, 1807","3 vols (I 316p; II 263p; III 229p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48949-0; ECB 583; EN2 1807: 65; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
585,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A066","Laurette","Anna THOMSON",1807,"Female",,"LAURETTE; OR, THE CAPRICES OF FORTUNE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. THOMSON","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1807","3 vols (I 254p; II 228p; III 247p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48954-7; ECB 586; EN2 1807: 66; xNSTC; xOCLC","For the alternative attribution of this title to Anna rather than Harriet Thomson, see Notes to <i>The Labyrinths of Life</i> (EN1 1791: 70). Harriet Thomson (née Pigott) is given as the author in FC",,,
586,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A067","But Which?","Henry WHITFIELD",1807,"Male",,"BUT WHICH? OR, DOMESTIC GRIEVANCES OF THE WOLMORE FAMILY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""LEOPOLD.""","London:                     Printed for Edward Bentley, Paternoster Row, 1807","2 vols (I viii, 303p; II 312p.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47148-6; ECB 88; EN2 1807: 67; NSTC W1748; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable William Windham'. ECB lists Lane as publisher; but not discovered in this form. For reasons for doubting the established attribution to Whitfield, see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>, under 1803: 75 (<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1803A075""><i>Leopold; or, the Bastard</i></a>)",,,
587,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A068","Fugitive Countess, The","Sarah Scudgell WILKINSON",1807,"Female",,"THE FUGITIVE COUNTESS; OR, CONVENT OF ST. URSULA. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY SARAH WILKINSON","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1807","4 vols (I ii, 213p; II 212p; III 233p; IV 184p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48924-5; ECB 638; EN2 1807: 68; NSTC W1943; OCLC 48850769","Dedication 'to Lady de Crespigny', signed 'No.2, Smith-Street, Westminster'",,,
588,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1807A069","Summer at Brighton, A","Mary Julia YOUNG",1807,"Female",,"A SUMMER AT BRIGHTON. A MODERN NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1807","3 vols (I 256p; II 257p; III 246p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.bbb.6; ECB 569; EN2 1807: 69; NSTC Y231; xOCLC","T.p. to vol. 3 only carries the words 'Second Edition'","2nd edn 1807 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48731-5; 3rd edn 1807, with additional 4th vol. containing 'The story of the Modern Lais' (NUC); 4th edn 1807 (NSTC); 5th edn 1807 (NSTC, OCLC 22610942)",,
589,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A001","Ned Bentley","James AMPHLETT",1808,"Male",,"NED BENTLEY, A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY J. AMPHLETT","Stafford:                     Printed by J. Drewry; and published by Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, London, 1808","3 vols (I xxi, 227p; II 252p; III 252p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47056-0; EN2 1808: 21; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan'. Preface dated Stafford, 2 Oct 1808.  'Subscribers' Names', vol. 1, pp. [xiii]&ndash;xxi. Collates in sixes",,,
590,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A002","Banks of the Wye, The","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"THE BANKS OF THE WYE: OR, TWO SUMMERS AT CLIFTON. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF A WINTER IN BATH, &C. &C","London:                     Printed by C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-Street; for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster-Row: sold also by all the Booksellers in Bath and Bristol; Donaldson, Brighton; Harvey, Weymouth; Mrs. Street, Southampton; Bettison, Margate; Barry, Hastings; Mannder and Co. Tunbridge-Wells; Leek, Cromer; and Burgess, Ramsgate, n.d. [1808]","4 vols (I 271p; II 247p; III 268p.; IV 259p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47098-6; ECB 38; EN2 1808: 1; xNSTC; xOCLC","Verso of t.p. of vol. 1 carries a statement 'To the Booksellers and the Public at large', concerning 'Literary Fraud' by J. F. Hughes, similar in wording to that found in <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A008""><i>A Winter in Bath</i></a> (EN2 1807: 7). Block and Summers attribute to J. H. James, but no other evidence about such an author writing in the period has been discovered. James Henry James (fl. 1856&ndash;62) was the author of <i>The Banks of the Wye: And Other Poems</i> (1856), which possibly explains the attribution of this title (and sequence of novels connected with it) to J. H. James",,,
591,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A003","Baron de Courcy, The","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"THE BARON DE COURCY; OR, READING ABBEY: A LEGENDARY TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by B. Clarke, Well-Street, Cripplegate, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1808","2 vols (I 199p; II 210p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47105-2; ECB 41; EN2 1808: 2; NSTC C3861; OCLC 18288498","Drop-head title reads: 'Reading Abbey'",,,
592,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A004","City Nobility","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"CITY NOBILITY; OR, A SUMMER AT MARGATE: A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF TWO POPULAR NOVELS","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, No. 15, Paternoster-Row, & 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish Square, 1808","3 vols (I 223p; II 260p; III 196p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.bb.14; EN2 1808: 3; NSTC M1126; xOCLC","By the author of two popular novels' corresponds with <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A008""><i>Winter in Bath</i></a> (EN2 1807: 7), though the connection is possibly arbitrary",,,
593,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A005","Hermit of the Wood, The","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"THE HERMIT OF THE WOOD; OR, THE INTRIGUES OF ARMANDA. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, and 15, Paternoster Row, 1808","3 vols (I 227p; II 256p; III 272p). 12&deg;","CLU-S/C PR 3991.A1H428; EN2 1808: 4; xNSTC; OCLC 13251725","Summers (p. 426) lists <i>The Monk and His Daughter; or, the Intrigues of Amanda</i>, 3 vols, Hughes, 1808, which may represent a differently-tilted version of the same work. 'The Monk and His Daughter' is adv. as 'Just Published' at the end of another Hughes publication, <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1806A069""><i>Wolf</i></a> (EN2 1806: 67), as 'by Drusilla Davies, of Covent Garden Theatre'",,,
594,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A006","Imaginary Adultress, The","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"THE IMAGINARY ADULTRESS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by E. Thomas, Golden-Lane, Barbican; for Corri, and Co. No. 15, Little Newport-Street, Leicester-Square; and Colburn, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1808","2 vols (I 169p; II 183p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47881-2; ECB 292; EN2 1808: 5; NSTC A481; OCLC 6821070","ECB gives Symonds as publisher, but not discovered in this form",,,
595,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A007","Life as It Is","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"LIFE AS IT IS; OR, A PEEP INTO FASHIONABLE PARTIES. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","3 vols (I 239p; II 289p; III 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48044-2; ECB 345; EN2 1808: 6; xNSTC; OCLC 6937174",,,,
596,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A008","Marianna","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"MARIANNA; OR, MODERN MANNERS. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Luke Hansard & Sons, for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand, 1808","2 vols (I vii, 209p; II 304p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48157-0; EN2 1808: 7; NSTC M1136; OCLC 52875675","Preface dated London, 1 June 1808; this implies male authorship",,,
597,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A009","Master Passion, The","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"THE MASTER PASSION; OR, THE HISTORY OF FREDERICK BEAUMONT. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for William Miller, Albemarle Street, 1808","4 vols (I vi, 314p, music; II 288p; III 296p; IV 230p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48136-8; EN2 1808: 8; NSTC M1639.5; OCLC 13262473","To My Reader' (vol. 1, pp. v&ndash;vi)",,,
598,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A010","Memoirs of Female Philosophers","ANON",1808,"Male",,"MEMOIRS OF FEMALE PHILOSOPHERS, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY A MODERN PHILOSOPHER OF THE OTHER SEX","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English, French, and Italian Subscription Library, No. 50, Conduit Street, 1808","2 vols (I xi, 204p; II 213p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.c.25; ECB 379; EN2 1808: 9; NSTC M2035; OCLC 13298612","Dedication to Lady Haggerston by 'the Editor and Publisher'. Adv. for four other novels 'Just Published' by Henry Colburn follows immediately after the text on vol. 1, p. 204, and further advs are similarly found at vol. 2, pp. 213&ndash;[14]. Advs by Colburn in the <i>Morning Chronicle</i> (click on Advertisements link below) suggest that this work was translated from the German (presumably into French) by Jeanne-Isabelle-Pauline Polier de Bottens Montolieu; but no supporting information for this claim as yet has been discovered",,,
599,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A011","Monks and the Robbers, The","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"THE MONKS AND THE ROBBERS; A TALE OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for George Robinson, 25, Paternoster-Row, 1808","2 vols (I 284p; II 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48266-6; EN2 1808: 10; xNSTC; OCLC 47116704","Originally published in 53 parts in the <i>Lady's Magazine</i>, over an unprecedented period of nearly eleven years (Aug 1794&ndash;Nov 1794, Apr 1798&ndash;May 1805). The story, written by a reader, was abandoned after three parts, and resumed by a volunteer, 'A. Percy', in 1798 (see Mayo, Item 913)",,,
600,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A012","Mystery upon Mystery","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"MYSTERY UPON MYSTERY. A TALE OF EARLIER TIMES. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE BARON DE FALKENHEIM","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","4 vols (I 271p, ill.; II 268p; III 280p; IV 259p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48185-6; ECB 403; EN2 1808: 51; NSTC M3825; xOCLC","Reportedly distinct from <i>Myst&egrave;res sur myst&eacute;res, ou les onze chevaliers</i> (Paris, 1807), which otherwise would associate this title with Elisabeth Guénard. ECB noticeably lists under title only. For further comments on the issue of authorship, see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>",,,
601,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A013","Newminster Abbey","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"NEWMINSTER ABBEY, OR THE DAUGHTER OF O'MORE. A NOVEL, FOUNDED ON FACTS. AND INTERSPERSED WITH ORIGINAL POETRY AND PICTURESQUE AND FAITHFUL SKETCHES OF VARIOUS COUNTRIES. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by B. Clarke, Well-Street, Cripplegate, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1808","2 vols (I iv, 223p; II 272p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48194-5; EN2 1808: 11; NSTC O334; OCLC 47243427","Preface, pp. [iii]&ndash;iv, implies male authorship",,,
602,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A014","Red Tyger, The","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"THE RED TYGER; OR, THE TRUTH WILL OUT. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, by C. Stower, Paternoster Row, 1808","2 vols (I 257p; II 352p). 12&deg;","MH-H *EC8.A100.808r; ECB 482; EN2 1808: 12; NSTC T1127; xOCLC",,,,"Harvard and British Library appear to have a copy"
603,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A015","R&#8212;&#8212;L Stranger, The","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"THE R&#8212;&#8212;L STRANGER. A TALE. IN ONE VOLUME","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster-Row, and 5, Wigmore-St. Cavendish-Square, 1808","1 vol.  (158p). 12&deg;","DLC PR.3991.A1R62; EN2 1808: 16; xNSTC; OCLC 47917930",,,,
604,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A016","Romance of the Appennines, The","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"THE ROMANCE OF THE APPENNINES. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English, French, and Italian Subscription Library, No. 50, Conduit Street, 1808","2 vols (I 199p; II 199p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.b.2; ECB 501; EN2 1808: 14; NSTC A1470; OCLC 7027602","Dedication to Sir Francis Hartwell, Bart., signed 'The Author'",,,
605,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A017","Royal Legend, The","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"THE ROYAL LEGEND. A TALE","London:                     Printed by Ballantine and Law, Duke-Street, Adelphi, Strand; for Effingham Wilson, Paternoster-Row, 1808","1 vol.  (ii, 195p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48558-4; ECB 505; EN2 1808: 15; xNSTC; OCLC 32342602","Motto' (pp. [i]&ndash;ii) from Shakespeare's Henry IV. Preface (pp. [1]&ndash;5). Introduction (pp. [7]&ndash;17). Novel proper starts at p. [19]",,,
606,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A018","Saint Hilary, the Crusader","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"SAINT HILARY, THE CRUSADER. A ROMANTIC LEGEND. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1808","3 vols (I iii, 214p; II 228p; III 224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48487-1; EN2 1808: 17; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
607,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A019","Woman of Colour, The","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"THE WOMAN OF COLOUR, A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""LIGHT AND SHADE,"" ""THE AUNT AND THE NIECE,"" ""EBERSFIELD [sic]  ABBEY"", &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, Booksellers to the Honourable East India Company, Leadenhall-Street, 1808","2 vols (I 264p; II 220p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.k.3; ECB 645; EN2 1808: 19; xNSTC; xOCLC","The three titles listed as by the author suggest a possible connection with Mrs E. M. Foster, though her authorship is not generally granted. Colophon reads 'Printed by S. Hamilton, Weybridge, Surry'",,,
608,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A020","Young Mother, The","ANON",1808,"Unknown",,"THE YOUNG MOTHER; OR, ALBINIA. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","3 vols (I 209p; II 215p; III 226p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48990-3; ECB 653; EN2 1808: 20; xNSTC; xOCLC","Half-title, drop-head title, and running-title all read: 'Albinia'","Philadelphia 1813 (OCLC)",,
609,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A021","British Admiral, The","Lieut ARNOLD",1808,"Male",,"THE BRITISH ADMIRAL. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A NAVAL OFFICER","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","3 vols (I xv, 314p; II 354p; III 364p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47160-5; ECB 75; EN2 1808: 22; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Sir Home Popham, Knight, Commander of His Majesty's Squadron at the Glorious Capture of Buenos Ayres, on the 27th of June, 1806', dated 1 May 1808 (vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;x). This is followed by a short list of subscribers (pp. [xi]&ndash;xii), headed by the Princess of Wales, after which the author describes how he has received donations from the above while imprisoned for more than ten months for 'a debt of thirty pounds only' (p. xii)",,,
610,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A022","American Savage, The","Mrs BARNBY",1808,"Female",,"THE AMERICAN SAVAGE; OR, ORAB AND PHOEBE. BY MRS. BARNBY","London:                     Robinson, 1808","2 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 40; EN2 1808: 23; xNSTC; xOCLC","Details mainly from ECB, which dates Sept 1808. Summers gives Maidstone as place of publication",,,
611,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A023","Riches and Poverty","Miss P. BARRELL",1808,"Female",,"RICHES AND POVERTY: A TALE. BY MISS BARRELL","London:                     Printed for Samuel Tipper, 37, Leadenhall Street; and Joseph Robins, 57, Tooley Street, 1808","1 vol.  (212p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 12611.bbb; ECB 41; EN2 1808: 24; NSTC B651; OCLC 16197737",,,,
612,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A024","Miss-Led General, The","Eaton Stannard BARRETT",1808,"Male",,"THE MISS-LED GENERAL; A SERIO-COMIC, SATIRIC, MOCK-HEROIC ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE RISING SUN","London:                     Printed for H. Oddy, Oxford-Street, 1808","1 vol.  (197p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48215-1; ECB 389; EN2 1808: 25; NSTC B672; OCLC 11306945","A satire on Frederick, Duke of York. Collates in sixes","2nd edn 1808 (NSTC)",,
613,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A025","Murderer, The","Joseph BOUNDEN",1808,"Male",,"THE MURDERER; OR, THE FALL OF LECAS. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY JOSEPH BOUNDEN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","2 vols (I 194p; II 187p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47012-9; ECB 68; EN2 1808: 26; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
614,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A026","Lord Hubert of Arundel","Sophia BOUVERIE",1808,"Female",,"LORD HUBERT OF ARUNDEL: A ROMANCE, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY SOPHIA BOUVERIE, AUTHOR OF ST. JUSTINS [sic]; OR THE HOUR OF TRIAL","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, Paternoster-Row; and No. 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1808","2 vols (I 192p; II 231p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47269-5; EN2 1808: 27; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
615,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A027","St Justin","Sophia BOUVERIE",1808,"Female",,"ST. JUSTIN; OR, THE HOUR OF TRIAL. A ROMANCE, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY SOPHIA BOUVERIE, AUTHOR OF ""LORD HUBERT OF ARUNDELL [sic].""","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, and 15, Pater-Noster-Row, 1808","3 vols (I vii, 232p; II 243p; III 200p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47270-9; EN2 1808: 28; xNSTC; xOCLC","Colophon in vol. 1 (only): 'Printed by J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street.' Colophon in vol. 2 reads: 'Printed by R. Juigné, 17, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square.' Novel proper ends at vol. 3, p. 189; pp. 190&ndash;200 consists of a list of 'Popular Novels, Romances &c. &c. &c.' published by Hughes, listing 66 items in all",,,
616,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A028","Witch of Ravensworth, The","George BREWER",1808,"Male",,"THE WITCH OF RAVENSWORTH; A ROMANCE, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY GEORGE BREWER, AUTHOR OF ""HOURS OF LEISURE.""","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 15, Pater-noster-Row, and 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1808","2 vols (I 228p; II 212p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47196-6; ECB 73; EN2 1808: 29; NSTC B4246; OCLC 6662905",,"Durham 1842 (NSTC)",,
617,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A029","Mountville Castle","James Norris BREWER",1808,"Male",,"MOUNTVILLE CASTLE, A VILLAGE STORY: IN THREE VOLUMES. BY J. N. BREWER, AUTHOR OF ""A WINTER'S TALE,"" IN 4 VOLS","London:                     Printed by M. Allen, 15, Paternoster-Row, for Corri & Co. No. 15, Little Newport-Street, Leicester-Square; and Colburn, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1808","3 vols (I ii, 226p; II 242p; III 252p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47097-8; ECB 73; EN2 1808: 30; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
618,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A030","Secrets Made Public","James Norris BREWER",1808,"Male",,"SECRETS MADE PUBLIC. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY JAMES NORRIS BREWER, AUTHOR OF A WINTER'S TALE, THOUGHTS ON THE PRESENT STATE OF THE ENGLISH PEASANTRY, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","4 vols (I xxxi, 244p; II 293p; III 279p; IV 276p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47671-2; ECB 73; EN2 1808: 31; xNSTC; xOCLC","Advertisement' incorporating the following statement: 'The Author begs leave to submit, that a Book (professing to be a Novel) lately published under the title of ""Mountville Castle, by the Author of A Winter's Tale,"" was written in <i>very early life, previously</i> to <i>The Winter's Tale</i>. Had the bookseller (in whose hands it lay nine years) apprised the writer of his intention, so childish a composition should have been suppressed.' This is followed by 'Hints toward a Just Taste in Novel Reading' (pp. [i]&ndash;xxxi). <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A029""><i>Mountville Casle</i></a> is EN2 1808: 30; for <i>A Winter's Tale</i>, see EN1 1799: 25",,,
619,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A031","Geraldine Fauconberg","Sarah Harriet BURNEY",1808,"Female",,"GERALDINE FAUCONBERG. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF CLARENTINE","London:                     Printed for G. Wilkie and J. Robinson, 57, Paternoster-Row, 1808","3 vols (I viii, 288p; II 300p; III 392p). 12&deg;","BL N.2346-48; ECB 228; EN2 1808: 32; NSTC B5717; OCLC 11715312","ER price 12s Oct 1808, 18s Jan 1809","2nd edn 1812 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47175-3; Philadelphia & Boston 1817 (OCLC); French trans., 1825 [as <i>Miss Fauconberg, traduit de l'anglois de Miss Burney</i> (CCFR)]",,
620,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A032","English-Woman, The","Medora Gordon' BYRON",1808,"Female",,"THE ENGLISH-WOMAN. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY MISS BYRON","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","5 vols (I 286p; II 298p; III 348p; IV 331p; V 302p). 12&deg;","MH-H *EC8.B9965.808e; ECB 91; EN2 1808: 33; NSTC B6041; xOCLC","The first novel by 'Miss Byron', who should be distinguished from Mrs Byron (afterwards Elizabeth Strutt). It seems likely Miss Byron and 'A Modern Antique' (see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1809A014""><i>Celia in Search of a Husband</i></a> (EN2 1809: 15), <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1085""><i>The English Exposé</i></a> (EN2 1814: 15), and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1204""><i>The Spinster's Journal</i></a> (EN2 1816: 21)) are the same author. The forenames Medora Gordon, misleadingly suggesting a connection with Lord Byron, were commonly associated with this author","2nd edn, 1812 (Corvey, OCLC 13299254), CME 3-628-47179",,
621,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A033","Edmund Fitzaubrey","CAMBRIENSIS",1808,"Unknown",,"EDMUND FITZAUBREY. A NOVEL. BY CAMBRIENSIS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Richard Phillips, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars, 1808","3 vols (I 271p; II 223p; III 257p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47516-3; EN2 1808: 34; NSTC C328; xOCLC","Printer's mark after imprint date reads: 'T. Gillet, Crown-Court'",,,
622,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A034","Female Minor, The","Dr CAMPBELL",1808,"Male",,"THE FEMALE MINOR. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY DOCTOR CAMPBELL","London:                     Printed for George Richards, Cornhill, 1808","2 vols (I vii, 206p; II 199p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.aa.10; EN2 1808: 35; NSTC C361; xOCLC","Prefatory Epistle', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;vii",,,
623,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A035","Memoirs of Maria","Mary Ann CAVENDISH-BRADSHAW",1808,"Female",,"MEMOIRS OF MARIA, COUNTESS OF D'ALVA: BEING NEITHER NOVEL NOR ROMANCE, BUT APPERTAINING TO BOTH. INTERSPERSED WITH HISTORIC FACTS & COMIC INCIDENTS; IN THE COURSE OF WHICH ARE INTRODUCED, FRAGMENTS & CIRCUMSTANCES, NOT ALTOGETHER INAPPLICABLE TO THE EVENTS OF THIS DISTRACTED AGE, AND TO THE MEASURES OF THE FORE-SIGHTED DEFENDERS OF OUR HOLY FAITH. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY PRISCILLA PARLANTE","London:                     Printed by J. Barfield, Wardour-Street, for William Miller, Albemarle-Street, 1808","2 vols (I xvi, 384p, ill.; II 494p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 12613.gg.15; CME 3-628-48618-1; EN2 1808: 36; NSTC P461; OCLC 17379015","Preface 'to the Man in the Moon'",,,
624,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A036","Illusions of Youth, The","Cordelia CORDOVA",1808,"Female",,"THE ILLUSIONS OF YOUTH: OR, ROMANCE IN WALES, AND COMMON SENSE IN LONDON. A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES, BY CORDELIA CORDOVA","Hampstead:                     Printed by and for T. Wallis, and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster Row, 1808","4 vols (I xxvii, 196p; II 223p; III 213p; IV 210p). 12&deg;","BL 838.b.29&ndash;30; EN2 1808: 37; NSTC C3658; xOCLC","Dedication to 'Captain Macnamara', dated Hampstead, 22 Aug 1808. Preface (vol. 1, pp. [vii]&ndash;xxviii) also dated Hampstead, 22 Aug 1808, and signed Cordelia Cordova. ViU copy (PZ2.C76.I.1809) is a presentation copy with the author's MS corrections","1809 (Corvey, OCLC 6691976), CME 3-628-47280-6",,
625,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A037","Mysterious Gentleman Farmer, The","John CORRY",1808,"Male",,"THE MYSTERIOUS GENTLEMAN FARMER; OR, THE DISGUISES OF LOVE: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY JOHN CORRY, AUTHOR OF ""A SATYRICAL VIEW OF LONDON,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby & Co. Stationer's Court, Paternoster-Row; By J. & E. Hodson, 15, Cross Street, Hatton Garden, 1808","3 vols (I 233p; II 241p; III 209p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47368-3; ECB 137; EN2 1808: 38; NSTC C3752; xOCLC",,,,
626,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A038","Clara","Sophie Ristaud COTTIN",1808,"Female",,"CLARA; A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MADME. COTTIN, AUTHOR OF ELIZABETH, OR THE EXILES OF SIBERIA; THE SARACEN, &C. &C","London:                     Published by Henry Colburn, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1808","2 vols (I vii, 194p; II 188p). 12&deg;","BL 12511.e.27; ECB 138; EN2 1808: 39; NSTC C3813; OCLC 24408008","Trans. of <i>Claire d'Albe</i> (Paris, 1799)",,,
627,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A039","Knights, The","Robert Charles DALLAS",1808,"Male",,"THE KNIGHTS: TALES ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE MARVELLOUS. BY R. C. DALLAS, ESQ. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1808","3 vols (I xiii, 279p; II 272p; III 274p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47392-6; ECB 150; EN2 1808: 40; NSTC D98; OCLC 6737518","Dedication to 'Mr. Pratt', dated Chelsea, 20 Feb 1808",,,
628,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A040","Ronaldsha","Ann DOHERTY",1808,"Female",,"RONALDSHA; A ROMANCE, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. DOHERTY, WIFE OF HUGH DOHERTY, ESQ. AUTHOR OF THE ""DISCOVERY; OR, MYSTERIOUS SEPARATION.""","London:                     Published by H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-Row; and may be had of all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom, 1808","2 vols (I xlv, 173p; II 262p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47442-6; ECB 167; EN2 1808: 41; xNSTC; OCLC 49447574","Inscription to 'Thomas Hunter, Esq. and Hannah, his Wife', signed 'Hugh Doherty'. 'Dedication', vol. 1, pp. [vii]&ndash;xvii, again signed 'Hugh Doherty', and dated '4, Melina Place, Westminster Road', London, 25 Apr 1808. Preface, vol. 1, pp. [xxi]&ndash;xlv, also signed 'Hugh Doherty', describing how the novel was written by his wife when they lived together in Hertfordshire, before her desertion of him and their child. 'Apology', at the end of vol. 2, pp. 259&ndash;62, signed and dated like the Dedication. This is followed by an adv. for a new edn, 'just published', of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A020""><i>The Discovery; or, the Mysterious Separation of Hugh Doherty, Esq. and Ann, his Wife</i></a> (EN2 1807: 20)","Boston (from 2nd London edn) 1809 (OCLC)",,
629,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A041","Village Gentleman, The","Mrs A. DUNCOMBE",1808,"Female",,"THE VILLAGE GENTLEMAN, AND THE ATTORNEY AT LAW; A NARRATIVE. BY MRS. DUNCOMBE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Majesty, No. 190, Piccadilly, 1808","2 vols (I v, 355p; II 280p). 12&deg;","BL 838.b.27; ECB 174; EN2 1808: 42; NSTC D2184; OCLC 11680437","Dedication to the the Countess of Albemarle, signed A. Duncombe. 'Subscribers' Names', vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;v. According to FC, this novel is falsely ascribed to Susanna Duncombe (née Highmore), whose husband's Christian name was John","1818 (OCLC)",,
630,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A042","Match Girl, The","Mrs EDGEWORTH",1808,"Female",,"THE MATCH GIRL. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. EDGEWORTH","London:                     Printed by J. Dennett, Leather Lane, Holborne; for J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster Row, and 5, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1808","3 vols (I 241p; II 215p; III 188p). 12&deg;","BL 1509/4148; EN2 1808: 43; NSTC E223.5; OCLC 13343283","OCLC attributes to Clara Reeve (1729&ndash;1807), but without explanation",,,
631,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A043","Belisarius","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1808,"Female",,"BELISARIUS; TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME DE GENLIS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Published by Henry Colburn, Conduit-Street, and Bond-Street, 1808","2 vols (I xviii, 170p; II missing). 12&deg;","BL 12512.aaa.22; EN2 1808: 44; NSTC B4976; OCLC 14201422","Trans. of <i>Bélisaire</i> (Paris, 1808). The second vol. of the BL copy belongs to another translation, published by J. F. Hughes, with the t.p. date of 1809. The copy at E cited by NSTC is in fact a microfilm of the BL copy. MH-H 40588.21.100 is the full Hughes edn, titled <i>Belisarius; an Historical Romance</i>, both vols (I xxxiii, 142p; II 173p) with 1809 imprint. ECB 225 gives publisher as Dulau, 1808, 7s","Baltimore 1810, as <i>Belisarius: A Historical Romance</i> (OCLC) [also Boston 1810 (OCLC)]",,
632,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A044","Duke of Lauzun, The","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1808,"Female",,"THE DUKE OF LAUZUN; AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE; INTERSPERSED WITH NUMEROUS ANECDOTES OF THE COURT OF LOUIS XIV. AND FORMING A COMPANION TO THE DUCHESS OF LA VALLIERE. BY MADAME DE GENLIS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English, French, and Italian Library, No. 50, Conduit Street, 1808","2 vols (I 208p; II 256p). 12&deg;","MH-H 40588.21.80; ECB 173; EN2 1808: 45; xNSTC; OCLC 28052487","Also published by Colburn in French, with 'Paris' 1808 imprint, under title <i>Le duc de Lauzun, pour suivir de suite &agrave; l'histoire de la duchesse de La Valli&egrave;re</i>; but no native French original discovered. ECB lists under title not Genlis, and dates Nov 1807",,,
633,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A045","Earl of Cork, The","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1808,"Female",,"THE EARL OF CORK; OR, SEDUCTION WITHOUT ARTIFICE. A ROMANCE. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, SIX INTERESTING TALES. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MADAME DE GENLIS, AUTHOR OF ALPHONSINE, TALES OF THE CASTLE, SIEGE OF ROCHELLE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 5 Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square; and 15, Paternoster-Row, 1808","3 vols (I xiii, 218p; II 216p; III ii, 167p). 12&deg;","Regenstein Library, University of Chicago PQ.1985.G.5A641808; EN2 1808: 46; xNSTC; OCLC 12279410","Trans. of <i>Le Comte de Corke surnommé le Grand, ou la séduction sans artifice, suivi de six nouvelles</i> (Paris, 1805). Preface gives biographical details about Earl of Cork (d. 1613). Vol. 2 contains three additional titles 'The young Penitent' (to p. 90), 'Zumelinde; or, the young old Lady' (pp. 91&ndash;135), 'The Lovers without Love' (pp. 137&ndash;216); vol. 3 contains 'Introduction', 'The Tulip Tree; an Oriental Tale' (pp. 3&ndash;61), 'The Savinias; or the Twins' (pp. 63&ndash;167)",,,
634,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A046","Sainclair","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1808,"Female",,"SAINCLAIR, OR THE VICTIM OF THE ARTS AND SCIENCES. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME DE GENLIS","London:                     Printed by Cox, Son, and Baylis, Great Queen Street, for B. Dulau and Co. Soho Square, 1808","1 vol.  (v, 141p). 12&deg;","BL 12512.aaa.20; ECB 225; EN2 1808: 47; NSTC B4992; xOCLC","Trans. Of <i>Sainclair; ou la victime des sciences et des arts</i> (Paris, 1808). 'Preface by the Translator', pp. [i]&ndash;v, followed by advs with following statement: 'M. Dulau and Co. beg leave to inform the Public, that all the works of that celebrated writer Mme. De Genlis, may be had of them, either separate or together. And it is their intention to present the public with the earliest editions of her future works, both in French and English, having made arrangements to publish them in English sooner than anybody else'. According to CR review of Genlis's <i>The Siege of La Rochelle</i> (EN2 1808: 48) the present title was also translated by Robert Charles Dallas; see p. 528 of the review under record for <i>Siege of La Rochelle</i> (click on Reviews link, below there)","Georgetown, MD, 1813 (OCLC)",,
635,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A047","Siege of Rochelle","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1808,"Female","Robert Charles DALLAS","THE SIEGE OF ROCHELLE; OR, THE CHRISTIAN HEROINE. BY MADAME DE GENLIS. TRANSLATED BY R. C. DALLAS, ESQ","London:                     Printed by Cox, Son, and Baylis, 75, Gt. Queen Street, for B. Dulau and Co. Soho Square; and J. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1808","3 vols (I xxiii, 214p; II 252p; III 216p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 225; EN2 1808: 48; NSTC B4993; OCLC 6765243","Trans. of <i>Le Si&egrave;ge de la Rochelle, ou le malheur et la conscience</i> (Paris, 1808). Vol. 2 t.p. imprint reads 'Printed by P. Da Ponte, 15, Poland Street, Oxford Street [&hellip;] [etc.]'; vol. 3 t.p. reads 'Printed by R. Juigné, 17 Margaret-Street, Cavendish Square [&hellip;] [etc.]'","Philadelphia 1813 (OCLC)",,
636,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A048","Private History of the Court of England, The","Sarah GREEN",1808,"Female",,"THE PRIVATE HISTORY OF THE COURT OF ENGLAND. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by B. Crosby & Co. Stationers' Court, Ludgate-Street, 1808","2 vols (I xxiv, 287p; II xi, 252p). 12&deg;","BL 808.c.19; ECB 471; EN2 1808: 49; NSTC G1946; OCLC 12963249",,"2nd edn 1808 (NSTC)",,
637,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A049","Tankerville Family","Sarah GREEN",1808,"Female",,"TANKERVILLE FAMILY, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A LADY","London:                     Printed for R. Dutton, Gracechurch-Street, and C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, 1808","3 vols (I 239p; II 239p; III 248p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48941-5; ECB 577; EN2 1808: 50; xNSTC; xOCLC","For author attribution see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1810A044""><i>Festival of St Jago</i></a> (EN2 1810: 44), by Green and 'by the Author of Tankerville Family'. Summers lists as 'History of the Tankerville Family', Minerva Press, 1806; but not discovered in this form",,,
638,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A050","Exile of Erin, The","Elizabeth GUNNING [afterwards PLUNKETT, Elizabeth]",1808,"Female",,"THE EXILE OF ERIN, A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. PLUNKETT, LATE MISS GUNNING","London:                     Printed by T. Plummer, Seething-Lane, for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, Ludgate Hill, 1808","3 vols (I viii, 290p; II 239p; III 268p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.aaa.8; ECB 248; EN2 1808: 90; NSTC P2193; OCLC 24407655",,"Alexandria, VA, 1809 (OCLC)",,
639,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A051","Cottagers of Glenburnie, The","Elizabeth HAMILTON",1808,"Female",,"THE COTTAGERS OF GLENBURNIE; A TALE FOR THE FARMER'S INGLE-NOOK. BY ELIZABETH HAMILTON, AUTHOR OF THE ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF EDUCATION, MEMOIRS OF MODERN PHILOSOPHERS, &C. &C. &C","Edinburgh:                     Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. for Manners and Miller, and S. Cheyne; T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, and William Miller, Albemarle-Street, London, 1808","1 vol.  (xv, 402p). 8&deg;","BL 012643.pp.83; ECB 252; EN2 1808: 52; NSTC H314; OCLC 4334732","Dedication to Hector Macneill Esq., dated George-Street, 3 May 1808","2nd edn 1808 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1808 (NSTC); 4th edn 1810 (NSTC); 5th edn 1810 (NSTC); 6th edn 1815 (NSTC); [at least 5 more edns to 1850]; New York 1808 (OCLC); German trans., 1827 [as <i>Die H&uuml;tten-Bewohner von Glenburnie</i> (RS)]",,
640,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A052","Governor of Belleville, The","Jane HARVEY",1808,"Female",,"THE GOVERNOR OF BELLEVILLE. A TALE. BY JANE HARVEY. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry. (By T. Appleby, North Shields.), 1808","4 vols (I 273p; II 282p; III 219p; IV 174p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47646-1; ECB 257; EN2 1808: 53; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
641,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A053","Ella Rosenberg","William HERBERT",1808,"Male",,"ELLA ROSENBERG, A ROMANCE. BY W. HERBERT, ESQ. AUTHOR OF THE ""SPANISH OUTLAW."" IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by and for J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster Row, and 5, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1808","2 vols (I 206p; II 188p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47666-6; EN2 1808: 54; NSTC H1373; xOCLC","Colophons read: 'Printed by J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street'","Baltimore 1810 (OCLC)",,
642,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A054","Rebecca","Ann Catherine HOLBROOK",1808,"Female",,"REBECCA, OR THE VICTIM OF DUPLICITY; A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES","Uttoxeter:                     Printed by R. Richards; sold by Lackington, Allen, & Co. London, 1808","3 vols (I 203p; II 202p; III 223p). 12&deg;","Newberry Library, Chicago Case Y 155.H695; ECB 481; EN2 1808: 55; xNSTC; xOCLC","Colophons read: R. Richards, Printer, Uttoxeter. ECB lists Crosby as publisher",,,
643,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A055","Sir Owen Glendowr","Anthony Frederick HOLSTEIN",1808,"Male",,"SIR OWEN GLENDOWR, AND OTHER TALES. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ANTHONY FREDERICK HOLSTEIN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","3 vols (I 224p; II 224p; III 191p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51048-1; ECB 278; EN2 1808: 56; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
644,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A056","Man of Sorrow, The","Theodore Edward HOOK",1808,"Male",,"THE MAN OF SORROW. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ALFRED ALLENDALE, ESQ","London:                     Printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadenhall-Street, 1808","3 vols (I iii, 263p; II 274p; III 236p). 12&deg;","IU x823.H76man; ECB 14; EN2 1808: 57; xNSTC; OCLC 12685383","Dedication to 'the prettiest girl in England', signed 'Alfred Allendale'","1842 (NSTC 2H28939)",,
645,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A057","Convent of St Marc, The","Charles HOWARD",1808,"Male",,"THE CONVENT OF ST. MARC; A ROMANCE, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY CHARLES HOWARD","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, No. 5, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square; and No. 15, Paternoster-Row, 1808","4 vols (I 226p; II 234p; III 237p; IV 206p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47751-4; EN2 1808: 58; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
646,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A058","Artless Tales","Margaret HURRY",1808,"Female",,"ARTLESS TALES: BY MRS. IVES HURRY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1808","3 vols (I xvi, 230p; II 200p; III 196p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51053-8; ECB 290; EN2 1808: 59; NSTC H3354; OCLC 13370018","OCLC styles author as Hurry, Ives Mitchell. 'List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;xvi",,,
647,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A059","Autumn at Cheltenham, An","J. P. HURSTONE",1808,"Male",,"AN AUTUMN AT CHELTENHAM; OR, MYSTERIES IN HIGH LIFE. A FASHIONABLE NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY J. P. HURSTONE, ESQ. AUTHOR OF ""THE PICCADILLY AMBULATOR.""","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57. Wardour Street, Soho. For G. Hughes, 212, Tottenham Court-Road, and H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-Row, 1808","3 vols (I 216p; II 192p; III 207p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.bb.11; NSTC H3358; EN2 1808: 60; OCLC 22935251","Dedication to Sir Francis Burdett, M.P., dated May 1808",,,
648,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A060","Dorinda Grafton","J. P. HURSTONE",1808,"Male",,"DORINDA GRAFTON, A DOMESTIC TALE. BY J. P. HURSTONE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by B. Clarke, Well-Street, Cripplegate, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1808","3 vols (I iv, 283p; II 232p; III 267p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47754-9; EN2 1808: 61; NSTC H3359; OCLC 22504809",,,,
649,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A061","Noble Cornutos, The","J. P. HURSTONE",1808,"Male",,"THE NOBLE CORNUTOS: BEING A SERIES OF TALES, FOR THE AMUSEMENT OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by and for J. F. Hughes, 15, Pater-Noster Row, and 5, Wigmore-St. Cavendish-Square, 1808","2 vols (I 211p; II 190p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.b.8; EN2 1808: 62; NSTC C3703; xOCLC","This title is listed as a work by the author on the t.p. of J. P. Hurstone's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A063""><i>Royal Intrigues</i></a> (EN2 1808: 64)",,,
650,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A062","Piccadilly Ambulator, The","J. P. HURSTONE",1808,"Male",,"THE PICCADILLY AMBULATOR; OR, OLD Q: CONTAINING MEMOIRS OF THE PRIVATE LIFE OF THAT EVER-GREEN VOTARY OF VENUS! THROUGHOUT WHICH ARE INTERSPERSED ANECDOTES OF THE MOST NOTED FASHIONABLES, HIS CONTEMPORARIES. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY J. P. HURSTONE, ESQ","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57, Wardour Street, Soho. For G. Hughes, 212, Tottenham-Court-Road; and H. D. Symonds, 20, Paternoster-Row, 1808","2 vols (I xii, 143p, ill.; II, 115p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.b.11; EN2 1808: 63; NSTC H3360; OCLC 22773629","Folding coloured illustration: 'A View taken from the Grand Park'. Preface dated London, Feb 1808. Dedication 'to the Rising Generation of British Nobility'",,,
651,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A063","Royal Intrigues","J. P. HURSTONE",1808,"Male",,"ROYAL INTRIGUES: OR, SECRET MEMOIRS OF FOUR PRINCESSES: INVOLVING NUMEROUS INTERESTING AND CURIOUS ANECDOTES CONNECTED WITH THE PRINCIPAL COURTS OF EUROPE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY J. P. HURSTONE, ESQ. AUTHOR OF ""THE NOBLE CORNUTOES,"" &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed by M. Allen, Paternoster-Row, for J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster-Row; and 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, n.d. [1808]","2 vols (I xxxv, 148p; II 192p). 12&deg;","MH-H *EC8.H9465.808r; EN2 1808: 64; xNSTC; xOCLC","Introductory letter 'to the editors of the publication, entitled The Satirist, or Monthly Meteor', signed J. P. Hurstone, 10 July 1808. Four semi-fictional reworkings of historical tales",,,
652,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A064","Unfortunate Amours","Jenkin JONES",1808,"Male",,"UNFORTUNATE AMOURS: WITH BIOGRAPHIC SKETCHES OF NOTED AND ECCENTRIC CHARACTERS. INCLUDING MEMOIRS OF THE SARCASTIC ALEXANDER MUCKLE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY JENKIN JONES, AUTHOR OF PROS AND CONS FOR CUPID AND HYMEN&#8212;HOBBY HORSES&#8212;THE PHILANTHROPIST, &C","London:                     Printed and published by M. Allen, No. 15, Paternoster-Row, 1808","4 vols (I xvi, 247p; II 244p; III 248p; IV 146p, [1]-97p). 12&deg;","E NF.555.d.4; EN2 1808: 65; NSTC J940; xOCLC","Advertisement' states: 'A Brief account of Julius, and his correspondence with Eliza, having been receiv'd so favorably, the Publisher is now induced to offer a more complete Edition of those sarcastic and eccentric compositions, containing many novel pieces, revis'd and rang'd in proper order by Eliza; whose melancholy history is now prefix'd, accompanied by biographic sketches of her associates, lovers, friends, and literary colleagues'. Novel proper ends vol. 4, p. 146; pp [1]&ndash;97 (fresh sequence) in vol. 4 comprises an 'Appendix, containing the Poetical Pieces Incident to the Foregoing Memoirs'","1811 (NSTC)",,
653,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A065","Sorrows of Gustavus, The","Barbara Juliane von KR&#220;DENER",1808,"Female",,"THE SORROWS OF GUSTAVUS, OR THE HISTORY OF A YOUNG SWEDE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, No. 50, Conduit-Street, 1808","2 vols (I viii, 232p; II 210p). 12&deg;","BL 1152.d.3; ECB 146; EN2 1808: 66; NSTC G2449; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Valérie ou lettres de Gustave de Linar &agrave; Ernest de G&hellip;</i> (Paris, 1804). Translated by Dorothea Schlegel from French into German as <i>Valerie, oder Briefe Gustav's von Linar an Ernst von G**e</i> (Leipzig, 1804). English text probably translated from the German trans., as names of characters and German places are correct. Running-title reads: 'Gustavus de Linar'. NSTC K913 indicates 1802 imprint at Bodleian, but this is incorrect",,,
654,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A066","Unknown, The","Francis LATHOM",1808,"Male",,"THE UNKNOWN; OR, THE NORTHERN GALLERY. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER, THE IMPENETRABLE SECRET, MYSTERY, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","3 vols (I xi, 336p, ill.; II 376p; III 362p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47964-9; ECB 331; EN2 1808: 67; NSTC L546.5; OCLC 6875830",,"1826 (NSTC); French trans., 1810",,
655,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A067","Soldier's Cottage, The","Dennis LAWLER",1808,"Male",,"THE SOLDIER'S COTTAGE; A TALE. IN ONE VOLUME. BY DENNIS LAWLER, TRANSLATOR OF CORINNA","London:                     Printed for the Editor, by E. Thomas, Golden-Lane, Barbican; and sold by Chapple, Pall-Mall; Colburn, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street; and Richards, Cornhill, 1808","1 vol.  (197p). 12&deg;","BL N.2487; ECB 333; EN2 1808: 68; NSTC L759; OCLC 46674166","ECB gives publisher as Symonds (but not discovered in this form)",,,
656,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A068","Vicissitudes in Early Life","Dennis LAWLER",1808,"Male",,"VICISSITUDES IN EARLY LIFE; OR, THE HISTORY OF FRANK NEVILLE, A SERIO-COMIC, SENTIMENTAL, AND SATIRICAL TALE: INTERSPERSED WITH COMIC SKETCHES, ANECDOTES OF LIVING CHARACTERS, AND ORIGINAL POETRY; ELEGIAC, AMATORY, HUMOUROUS, LYRICAL, AND DESCRIPTIVE. WITH A CARICATURE FRONTISPIECE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY DENNIS LAWLER","London:                     Printed by Deans & Dunne, Hart-Street, Covent Garden; sold by C. Chapple, Pall Mall; and may be had of every Bookseller in the United Kingdom, n.d. [1808?]","2 vols (I vii, 207p; II 203p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.aaa.21; EN2 1808: 69; NSTC L762; OCLC 13001212","Dedication to 'Dr. Willan, of Bloomsbury-Square', dated 31 Dec 1807. T.p. of vol. 2 similar to that of vol. 1, with the addition of the date 1808 at bottom. Though there is a reference in the title to a frontispiece, none exists in the BL copy. Pagination in vol. 2 skips from 199 to 203, though without any apparent loss of text. BLPC dates [1807]. OCLC gives as 1807&ndash;08, and describes as 'with a caricature frontispiece'",,,
657,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A069","Bertrand","Jemima LAYTON",1808,"Unknown",,"BERTRAND; OR, MEMOIRS OF A NORTHUMBRIAN NOBLEMAN IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY; WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","3 vols (I xv, 259p; II 249; III 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47119-2; ECB 53; EN2 1808: 70; NSTC L866; OCLC 13228233","Blakey, of the Bodleian copy, notes: 'This copy has a manuscript note on the fly-leaf of vol. 1 which is accepted in the Bodleian catalogue as evidence of authorship: ""Presented to me by the author Henry Savile de Starck. W. B. [= William Beckford?]"". The authorship is attributed by <i>Notes & Queries</i>, clxiii, 80, to Mrs F. Layton.' NSTC, reflecting this, ascribes both to Jemima Layton (L866) and to de Starck (D946). ECB lists under title only, and OCLC provides no author",,,
658,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A070","Clara de Montfier","Elizabeth Anne LE NOIR",1808,"Female",,"CLARA DE MONTFIER, A MORAL TALE. WITH ORIGINAL POEMS. IN THREE VOLUMES. RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED TO THE RIGHT HON. LADY CHARLOTTE GREVILLE. BY ELIZABETH ANNE LE NOIR, AUTHOR OF VILLAGE ANECDOTES","Reading:                     Printed for the Author, by A. M. Smart and Co. and sold by Messrs. Rivington's [sic], St. Paul's Church Yard, London, 1808","3 vols (I iv, 308p; II 403p; III 413p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48100-7; ECB 338; EN2 1808: 71; NSTC L1167; OCLC 13044019","Dedication 'to the Right Honorable Lady Charlotte Greville', dated 8 Nov 1808. Collates in sixes","2nd edn 1819 as <i>The Maid of La Vendee</i> (BL 12612.e.13; NSTC). Preface to this 2nd edn explains the change of title as owing to confusion caused by number of other similar 'Clara' titles, and in particular Sophie Ristaud Cottin's <i>Claire d'Albe</i> (see EN2 1808: 39)",,
659,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A071","Romantic Tales","Matthew Gregory LEWIS",1808,"Male",,"ROMANTIC TALES, BY M. G. LEWIS, AUTHOR OF THE MONK, ADELGITHA, &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, 7, Berwick Street, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1808","4 vols ( I xxiii, 307p; II 335p; III 276p; IV 326p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51092-9; ECB 343; EN2 1808: 72; NSTC L1509; OCLC 4739245","Dedication to Lady Charlotte Maria Campbell, dated London, 21 June 1808. I Mistrust; or, Blanche and Osbright; The Admiral Guarino; King Rodrigo's Fall; Bertrand and Mary-Belle; The Lord of Falkenstein; Sir Guy, the Seeker; II The Anaconda; The Dying Bride; The Four Facardins, Part I; III The Four Facardins, Part II; Oberon's Henchman, or the Legend of the Three Sisters; IV My Uncle's Garret-Window; Bill Jones; Amorassan, or the Spirit of the Frozen Ocean","1838 (NSTC: selection); 1848 (NSTC: selection); New York 1809 (OCLC); French trans., of 'My Uncle's Garret-Window', 1821",,
660,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A072","Leicestershire Tales","Mary LINWOOD",1808,"Female",,"LEICESTERSHIRE TALES. BY MISS MARY LINWOOD. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by Richard Phillips, Bridge Street, Blackfriars. Rider & Weed, Printers, Little Britain, 1808","4 vols (I 251p; II 239p; III 238p; IV 247p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51093-7; EN2 1808: 73; NSTC L1756; OCLC 37278384","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable the Countess Dowager of Moira, Huntington, Hastings, &c. &c. &c.'. 'Advertisement' dated Leicester, 1 Jan 1808",,,
661,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A073","Abissinian Reformer, The","Charles LUCAS",1808,"Male",,"THE ABISSINIAN REFORMER, OR THE BIBLE AND SABRE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY CHARLES LUCAS, M.A. AUTHOR OF THE INFERNAL QUIXOTE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for George Richards, Cornhill, 1808","3 vols (I xii, 240p; II 227p; III 200p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.bbb.22; ECB 355; EN2 1808: 74; NSTC L2558; OCLC 23278059","Tear on vol. 1 t.p. of BL copy obscures 'M.A.', though the letters are present in following vols",,,
662,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A074","Wild Irish Boy, The","Charles Robert MATURIN",1808,"Male",,"THE WILD IRISH BOY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF MONTORIO","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate-Street, 1808","3 vols (I xi, 276p; II 342p; III 406p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48922-9; ECB 637; EN2 1808: 75; NSTC M1728; OCLC 24412175","Dedication 'to the Right Honorable the Earl of Moira', signed 'The Author of Montorio'. Preface stating that 'My first work was said to be too defective in female characters and female interest' (p. [ix])","2nd edn 1824 (OCLC); New York 1808 (OCLC); French trans., 1828 [as <i>Le Jeune Irlandais</i> (CCFR)]","WPU7AAAAYAAJ qfc7AAAAYAAJ fPo7AAAAYAAJ","3 vols"
663,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A075","Alfred of Normandy","Caroline MAXWELL",1808,"Female",,"ALFRED OF NORMANDY: OR, THE RUBY CROSS. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY CAROLINE MAXWELL","London:                     Printed and sold by A. Seale, 160, Tottenham Court Road, and may be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country, 1808","2 vols (I 179p; II 165p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48202-X; EN2 1808: 76; NSTC M1816; OCLC 47091246","Collates in sixes",,,
664,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A076","There Is a Secret, Find It Out!","Mary MEEKE",1808,"Female",,"THERE IS A SECRET, FIND IT OUT!"" A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. MEEKE, AUTHOR OF AMAZEMENT, OLD WIFE AND YOUNG HUSBAND, WONDER OF THE VILLAGE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","4 vols (I 330p; II 372p; III 384p; IV 379p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48018-3; ECB 378; EN2 1808: 77; NSTC M1957; OCLC 9435944",,,,
665,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A077","Ring and the Well, The","John Herman MERIVALE",1808,"Male",,"THE RING AND THE WELL; OR, THE GRECIAN PRINCESS. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1808","4 vols (I 271p; II 220p; III 249p; IV 300p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48607-6; ECB 494; EN2 1808: 13; NSTC G1895; OCLC 7015509","For tentative author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
666,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A078","Modern Characters","Edward MONTAGUE",1808,"Male",,"MODERN CHARACTERS. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY EDWARD MONTAGUE, ESQ","London:                     Printed for G. Hughes, 212, Tottenham-Court Road, Opposite Goodge-Street, 1808","3 vols (I vi, 255p; II 230p; III 215p). 12&deg;","CLU-S/C PR.5029.M782m; CME 3-628-48269-0; ECB 392; EN2 1808: 78; NSTC M2915; OCLC 13346791","Vols 2 and 3 t.ps.in the Corvey set state 'Second Edition': a similar pattern is found in BL 12612.bbb.19","1808 (see Notes)",,
667,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A079","Christina","Pauline-Isabelle de Bottens, Baronne de MONTOLIEU",1808,"Female",,"CHRISTINA; OR, MEMOIRS OF A GERMAN PRINCESS. BY THE AUTHOR OF CAROLINE OF LICHTFIELD. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1808","2 vols (I 208p; II 272p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47282-2; ECB 114; EN2 1808: 79; NSTC M2956; OCLC 13313904","Trans. of <i>La Princesse de Wolfenbuttel</i> (Paris, 1807), itself based on Johann Heinrich Daniel Zschokke's <i>Die Prinzessin von Wolfenb&uuml;ttel</i> (Zurich, 1804)","2nd edn 1809 (NSTC)",,
668,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A080","Tales of the Passions","George MOORE",1808,"Male",,"TALES OF THE PASSIONS; IN WHICH IS ATTEMPTED AN ILLUSTRATION OF THEIR EFFECTS ON THE HUMAN MIND: EACH TALE COMPRISED IN ONE VOLUME, AND FORMING THE SUBJECT OF A SINGLE PASSION. BY GEORGE MOORE","London:                     Printed for G. Wilkie and J. Robinson, Paternoster Row, 1808/11","2 vols (I (1808) xvi, 415p; II (1811) xi, 455p). 8&deg;","Dt OLS.L-1-689-690; ECB 394; EN2 1808: 80; NSTC M3038; OCLC 37280650","General Preface to vol. 1 states: 'In each volume, it is my intention to comprise a single tale, in which a delineation of one of the principal passions shall form the general basis'. Secondary t.p. to vol. 1 reads: 'The Courtezan, an English Tale: in which is attempted an illustration of the passion of revenge, in its effects on the human mind'. Dedication to J. P. Kemble, Esq. for this tale. Secondary t.p. to vol. 2 reads: 'The Married Man; an English Tale: in which is attempted an illustration of the passion of jealousy, in its effects on the human mind'. Dedication in vol. 2 'to a beloved and respected Mother', dated Mar 1811. BL N.2017 comprises a copy of the 'The Married Man', with this undated t.p. introducing the vol., but is evidently not a separate publication. Colophon of 'S. Hamilton, Weybridge' at end of both vols","2nd edn 1814 (Corvey&mdash;a reissue by A. K. Newman), CME 3-628-48281-X",,
669,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A081","Coelebs in Search of a Wife","Hannah MORE",1808,"Female",,"COELEBS IN SEARCH OF A WIFE. COMPREHENDING OBSERVATIONS ON DOMESTIC HABITS AND MANNERS, RELIGION AND MORALS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand, 1808","2 vols (I xi, 351p; II 469p). 8&deg;","BL 1608/2725; ECB 124; EN2 1808: 81; NSTC M3150; OCLC 1839771","Preface signed 'Coelebs'","2nd edn 1809 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1809 (NSTC); 4th edn 1809 (NSTC); 5th edn 1809 (NSTC); 6th edn 1809 (NSTC); [at least 9 more edns to 1850]; New York 1809 (NSTC); German trans., 1816 [as <i>Cölebs, oder der junge Wanderer, der eine Gattin sucht</i> (RS)]; French trans., 1817 [as <i>Coelebs, ou le choix d'une épouse</i> (CCFR)]. Corvey copy is 14th edn 1813, CME 3-628-47303-9",,
670,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A082","Montoni","Edward MORTIMER",1808,"Male",,"MONTONI; OR, THE CONFESSIONS OF THE MONK OF SAINT BENEDICT. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY EDWARD MORTIMER, ESQ. AUTHOR OF FRIAR HILDARGO","London:                     Printed by B. Clarke, Well-Street, Cripplegate, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1808","4 vols (I 219p; II 188p; III 204p; IV 210p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48335-2; EN2 1808: 82; NSTC M3407; xOCLC",,,,
671,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A083","Old Irish Baronet, The","Henrietta Rouviere MOSSE",1808,"Female",,"THE OLD IRISH BARONET; OR, MANNERS OF MY COUNTRY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY HENRIETTA ROUVIERE, AUTHOR OF LUSSINGTON ABBEY, HEIRS OF VILLEROY, A PEEP AT OUR ANCESTORS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","3 vols (I 236p; II 216p; III 260p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48349-2; ECB 399; EN2 1808: 83; xNSTC; OCLC 43030118",,,,
672,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A084","William de Montfort","Agnes MUSGRAVE",1808,"Female",,"WILLIAM DE MONTFORT; OR, THE SICILIAN HEIRESSES. BY AGNES MUSGRAVE, AUTHOR OF CICELY OF RABY, SOLEMN INJUNCTIONS, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by W. Nicholson, Warner Street, for George Richards, 9, Cornhill, 1808","3 vols (I vii, 292p; II 294p; III 280p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48172-4; ECB 402; EN2 1808: 84; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
673,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A085","Hour of Trial, The","Mary Anne NERI",1808,"Female",,"THE HOUR OF TRIAL: A TALE. BY MARY ANNE NERI; AUTHOR OF ""THE EVE OF SAN PIETRO."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees & Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1808","3 vols (I vii, 240p; II 232p; III 334p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.eee.23; ECB 409; EN2 1808: 85; NSTC N564; xOCLC",,,,
674,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A086","Julia of England","Mrs NORRIS",1808,"Female",,"JULIA OF ENGLAND. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. NORRIS, AUTHOR OF THE STRANGERS, SECOND LOVE, &C","London:                     Printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadenhall-Street, 1808","4 vols (I 214p; II 222p; III 255p; IV 238p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48235-6; ECB 416; EN2 1808: 86; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
675,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A087","Maid of Avon, The","Frances PECK",1808,"Female",,"THE MAID OF AVON. A NOVEL FOR THE HAUT TON. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY AN IRISHWOMAN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","3 vols (I 219p; II 202p; III 228p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48147-3; ECB 363; EN2 1808: 87; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
676,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A088","Welch Peasant Boy, The","Frances PECK",1808,"Female",,"THE WELCH PEASANT BOY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE MAID OF AVON","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","3 vols (I 210p; II 170p; III 173p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48882-6; ECB 629; EN2 1808: 88; NSTC P915; xOCLC",,,,
677,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A089","Theodore; or, the Peruvians","Guillaume Charles Antoine PIGAULT-LEBRUN",1808,"Male","E. W","THEODORE; OR, THE PERUVIANS. FROM THE FRENCH OF PIGAULT LE BRUN. BY E. W","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. No. 4, Stationers-Court, Ludgate-Street, 1808","1 vol.  (160p). 8&deg;","BL 12654.i.25; ECB 335; EN2 1808: 89; NSTC P1727; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Théodore, ou les Péruviens</i> (Paris, 1800)","Philadelphia 1814 (OCLC)",,
678,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A090","Mysterious Baron, The","Eliza RATCLIFFE",1808,"Female",,"THE MYSTERIOUS BARON, OR THE CASTLE IN THE FOREST, A GOTHIC STORY. BY ELIZA RATCLIFFE","London:                     Printed by J. B. G. Vogel, 13, Poland St. Oxford Street. Sold by C. Chapple, Pall Mall, and may be had by every Bookseller in the United Kingdom, 1808","1 vol.  (184p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48453-7; ECB 480; EN2 1808: 91; xNSTC; OCLC 47936819","Dedication 'to Miss Mary Ann Davies of Fleet-Street', signed 'The Editor'. 'Errata' at end states: 'By an oversight of the Transcriber, not an error of the Printer, Sir Oswald's Secretary is at the commencement of the Romance called Owen instead of Jones.' For the suspicion of pseudonymity, see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">1</a> and <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">4</a>",,,
679,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A091","Atrocities of a Convent","Thomas 'Clio' RICKMAN",1808,"Male",,"ATROCITIES OF A CONVENT, OR THE NECESSITY OF THINKING FOR OURSELVES, EXEMPLIFIED IN THE HISTORY OF A NUN. BY A CITIZEN OF THE WORLD","London:                     Printed by and for Clio Rickman, Upper Mary-le-Bone-Street; and to be had of all Booksellers, 1808","3 vols (I 223p; II 220p; III 178p). 12&deg;","CLU-S/C PZ.2.1.A882; EN2 1808: 92; xNSTC; OCLC 9933979","Vol. 3 contains at end 4 pp. (unn.) advs headed 'Also written and published by Thomas Clio Rickman'. This list contains works which are known to have been authored by Thomas 'Clio' Rickman (1761&ndash;1834), who was also featured in a contemporary portrait by Robert Dighton as 'A Citizen of the World' (see DNB). The attribution of this rare novel to him has apparently not been previously made",,,
680,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A092","Itinerant, The","Samuel William RYLEY",1808,"Male",,"THE ITINERANT, OR MEMOIRS OF AN ACTOR. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY S. W. RYLEY","London:                     Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet Street, 1808/27","9 vols (I (1808) 326p; II (1809) 332p; III (1809) 398p; IV (1816) 155p, 162p; V (1817) 371p; VI (1817) 446p, ill.; VII (1827) 336p; VIII (1827) 322p; IX (1827) 322p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.e.15; ECB 509; EN2 1808: 93; NSTC R2207; OCLC 19893328","T.p. of vol. 2 differs as follows: 'London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, (Successors to Mr. H. D. Symonds) Paternoster Row'; t.p. of vol. 4 has same publisher but without text in brackets; new t. p. of vol. 7 reads: The Itinerant, in Scotland. By S. W. Ryley. London: Printed for Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-Row; Constable, Edinburgh; and Griffin, Glasgow, 1827. Dedication to Sir William Roscoe, Esq. in vols 1 and 4. Vol. 4 includes a 'Preface or no Preface', running to p. 155, and dated Chapel Cottage, Parkgate, 3 Feb 1813. Dedication in vol. 7 to the Earl of Sefton, dated Liverpool, 17 Apr","2nd edn 1816/17 (NSTC); 1817/27 (NSTC); New York & Boston 1810 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1810 (OCLC)]",,
681,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A093","Asmodeus","Charles SEDLEY",1808,"Male",,"ASMODEUS; OR, THE DEVIL IN LONDON: A SKETCH. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE FARO TABLE,"" ""A WINTER IN DUBLIN,"" &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57, Wardour Street, Soho. For J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster-Row, & 5, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1808","3 vols (I xiii, 192p; II 206p; III 213p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47076-5; EN2 1808: 96; NSTC S1059; OCLC 52839258","Preface, signed 'the Author', and dated London, Apr 1808. For possible identification of the almost certainly pseudonymous Sedley, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>",,,
682,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A094","Faro Table, The","Charles SEDLEY",1808,"Male",,"THE FARO TABLE; OR, THE GAMBLING MOTHERS. A FASHIONABLE FABLE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE BAROUCHE DRIVER AND HIS WIFE,"" &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57, Wardour Street, Soho. For J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1808","2 vols (I xxiv, 158p; II 190p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.aaa.25; ECB 525; EN2 1808: 97; NSTC S1061; xOCLC","Preface signed Charles Sedley, London, 21 Dec 1807. 'Postcript [sic] by the Publisher' (vol. 2, pp. 181&ndash;90), describing an attack on his person by Hon. Richard Augustus Butler Danvers, and which also mentions that 'Charles Sedley was a fictitious person' (p. 182), signed J. F. Hughes, 5, Wigmore Street. For possible identification of the almost certainly pseudonymous Sedley, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>","2nd edn 1808 (OCLC); 3rd edn 1808. A facsimile of the 3rd edn, with an Introduction by Beverley Nichols, was published by Nash and Grayson (London, 1931). OCLC 3741039 incorporates 3rd edn vol. 1 and 2nd edn vol. 2",,
683,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A095","Winter in Dublin, A","Charles SEDLEY",1808,"Male",,"A WINTER IN DUBLIN: A DESCRIPTIVE TALE. BY CHARLES SEDLEY, ESQ. AUTHOR OF THE BAROUCHE DRIVER, INFIDEL MOTHER, MASK OF FASHION, &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1808","3 vols (I xiv, 234p; II 252p; III 227p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.b.18; ECB 525; EN2 1808: 98; NSTC S1063; OCLC 13352274","Dedication to Mr Sheriff Phillips, signed 'the Publisher', 5 Wigmore Street, 24 Oct 1807. Preface, signed Charles Sedley, Ramsgate, 17 Oct 1807. For possible identification of the almost certainly pseudonymous Sedley, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>","3rd edn 1808 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48635-1",,
684,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A096","Sketches of Character","Orton SMITH",1808,"Male",,"SKETCHES OF CHARACTER, OR SPECIMENS OF REAL LIFE. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row; B. Crosby, Stationer's-Court: and J. Lansdown, Bristol, by Mills & Co. St. Augustine's-Back, Bristol, 1808","3 vols (I x, 282p; II 308p; III 392p). 12&deg;","University of Pennsylvania  PR.3991.A1.S54.1808; ECB 541; EN2 1808: 18; NSTC S2186; OCLC 7076234","MS note on fly-leaf in ViU copy (PZ2.S556.1808) reads, in contemporary hand, 'By Richard Brinsley Sheridan, author of Critic'; this copy has the Preface mistakenly bound near end of last vol. NUC entry states 'also attributed to Amelia Opie'. For the current tentative attribution to Orton Smith, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below). It is worth noting too, perhaps, the similarity of the imprint to those found in a sequence of novels attributable to the Revd Mr Wyndham: see e.g. <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1805A073""><i>Men and Women</i></a> (EN2 1805: 72)","2nd edn 1813 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48753-6; 3rd edn 1815 (NSTC)",,
685,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A097","Delworth","T. SOUTHWOOD",1808,"Male",,"DELWORTH; OR, ELEVATED GENEROSITY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY T. SOUTHWOOD","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationer's Court. By C. Stower, 32 Paternoster Row, 1808","3 vols (I xxiv, 325p; II 359p; III 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48715-3; ECB 552; EN2 1808: 99; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'To a Friend of my Youth'; 'Introductory Dialogue between the Author and a Friend' (implies male authorship)",,,
686,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A098","Tales of Former Times","Andrew ST JOHN",1808,"Male",,"TALES OF FORMER TIMES. EMBELLISHED WITH TWO ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS. BY A. ST. JOHN. IN TWO VOLS","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers Court, Paternoster Row, 1808","2 vols (I vi, 293p, ill.; II, iv, 305p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 1459.e.4; ECB 511; EN2 1808: 94; NSTC S205; OCLC 7032294","Preface ([iv]&ndash;vi) states the contents are adapted from 'the Old English Metrical Romances'",,,
687,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A099","Ruins of Rigonda, The","Helen ST VICTOR",1808,"Female",,"THE RUINS OF RIGONDA; OR, THE HOMICIDIAL [sic] FATHER. A ROMANCE, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY HELEN ST. VICTOR","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, 66, Pall Mall, 1808","3 vols (I 198p; II 189p; III 170p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48504-5; ECB 506; EN2 1808: 95; NSTC S232; OCLC 48012978","Collates in sixes",,,
688,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A100","Striking Likenesses","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1808,"Female",,"STRIKING LIKENESSES; OR, THE VOTARIES OF FASHION. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE, AUTHOR OF 'MONTBRASIL ABBEY,' AND 'THE BANDIT'S BRIDE.'","London:                     Printed by B. Clarke, Well-Street, Cripplegate, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1808","4 vols (I 244p; II 256p; III 259p; IV 230p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48782-X; ECB 558; EN2 1808: 100; NSTC S3498; OCLC 7097247",,,,
689,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A101","Queenhoo-Hall","Joseph STRUTT",1808,"Male",,"QUEENHOO-HALL, A ROMANCE: AND ANCIENT TIMES, A DRAMA. BY THE LATE JOSEPH STRUTT, AUTHOR OF ""RURAL SPORTS AND PASTIMES OF THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND,"" &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed by James Ballantyne & Co. for John Murray, Fleet-Street, London, and Archibald Constable & Co. Edinburgh, 1808","4 vols (I vii, vi, 253p; II ii, 247p; III ii, 242p; IV 211). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48681-5; ECB 566; EN2 1808: 101; NSTC S4214; OCLC 5245989","Advertisement', dated London, 1 Apr 1808, explaining that the present text is founded on papers acquired after the author's death. Strutt's antiquarian romance was completed by Sir Walter Scott. <i>Ancient Times</i> begins at vol. 4, p. [97]","2nd edn London 1812 (OCLC)",,
690,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A102","Ludovico's Tale","Augusta Amelia STUART",1808,"Female",,"LUDOVICO'S TALE, OR, THE BLACK BANNER OF CASTLE DOUGLAS. A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY AGUSTA [sic] AMELIA STUART","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1808","4 vols (I viii, 224p; II 246p; III 229p; IV 224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48685-8; EN2 1808: 102; NSTC S4230; OCLC 31498376","ECB 567 lists as 'Ludovicus: a tale', 1801, and under title (355) 'Ludovicus: a tale', 1810; both apparently in error. Allibone lists 'Ludovicus; a Tale, 1810', which also appears in Block",,"BSB-1_FT_1336756955 BSB-1_FT_11099428 BSB-1_FT_296146561 BSB-1_FT_979560791","BSB-1_FT_1336756955 BSB-1_FT_11099428 BSB-1_FT_296146561 BSB-1_FT_979560791 4 volumes at Bayerische Staatsbibliothek"
691,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A103","Margiana","Henrietta SYKES",1808,"Female",,"MARGIANA; OR, WIDDRINGTON TOWER. A TALE OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY. IN FIVE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","5 vols (I 275p; II 254p; III 258p; IV 292p; V 286p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48079-5; ECB 368; EN2 1808: 103; NSTC S4581; OCLC 7099743",,,,
692,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A104","Husband and Wife, The","Elizabeth THOMAS",1808,"Female",,"THE HUSBAND AND WIFE; OR, THE MATRIMONIAL MARTYR. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. BRIDGET BLUEMANTLE, AUTHOR OF THE THREE OLD MAIDS, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1808","3 vols (I 271p; II 316p; III 351p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47125-7; ECB 63; EN2 1808: 104; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
693,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A105","Florentines, The","Benjamin THOMPSON",1808,"Male",,"THE FLORENTINES, OR SECRET MEMOIRS OF THE NOBLE FAMILY DE C**. BY BENJAMIN THOMPSON, TRANSLATOR OF THE STRANGER, GERMAN THEATRE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed by B. Clarke, Well-Street, for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1808","1 vol.  (275p). 12&deg;","BL 012611.e.4; EN2 1808: 105; NSTC T751; OCLC 7105080","No Chapter, or the one preceding Chapter the first', pp. [1]&ndash;26; t.p. falls on p. [27]; Chapter 1 begins p. 29",,,
694,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A106","Characters at Brighton","Anne TRELAWNEY",1808,"Female",,"CHARACTERS AT BRIGHTON. A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ANNE TRELAWNEY, AUTHOR OF THE OFFSPRING OF MORTIMER, &C. &C","London:                     Printed by J. Dennett, Leather Lane, Holborn; for J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster Row, and 5, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1808","4 vols (I 241p; II 242p; III 274p; IV 330p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.bb.21; ECB 598; EN2 1808: 106; xNSTC; OCLC 13366704","Dedication to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, signed 'The Editor'","2nd edn 1808 (OCLC); 3rd edn 1808 (Corvey), CME 3-628-487688-4",,
695,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A107","Offspring of Mortimer","Anne TRELAWNEY",1808,"Female",,"OFFSPRING OF MORTIMER; OR MEMOIRS OF THE STRATFORD FAMILY. A DOMESTIC NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ANNE TREWLANEY","London:                     Printed by J. Dennett, Leather Lane; for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1808","4 vols (I 262p; II 244p; III 236p; IV 192p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48769-2; EN2 1808: 107; xNSTC; OCLC 11838763",,,,
696,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A108","Herbert-Lodge","Ellen Rebecca WARNER",1808,"Female",,"HERBERT-LODGE; A NEW-FOREST STORY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS WARNER, OF BATH","Bath:                     Printed by Richard Cruttwell, St. James's-Street; and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, London, 1808","3 vols ( I xx, 205p; II 213p; III 218p). 12&deg;","CtY-BR W242.808; ECB 624; EN2 1808: 108; xNSTC; OCLC 21932515","Subscribers' Names', vol. 1, pp. [ix]&ndash;xx; followed by 'Names sent too late for insertion in the List' (p. [xxi]). Imprint of BRu ENC copy differs by reading: '[&hellip;] and sold by Wilkie and Robinson, Paternoster-Row, London, 1808'",,"herbertlodgenewf01warn herbertlodgenewf02warn herbertlodgenewf03warn","3 vols, UIUC"
697,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A109","Alzylia","Miss WEIMAR",1808,"Female",,"ALZYLIA, A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author, by T. Collins, Harvey's Buildings, Strand, and published by C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, 1808","4 vols (I 194p; II 210p; III 219p; IV 258p). 12&deg;","BL N.1895,96; ECB 628; EN2 1808: 109; NSTC W1057; xOCLC","Entered at Stationers' Hall', in square brackets after imprint date. 'List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [1]&ndash;4",,,
698,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A110","Child of Mystery, The","Sarah Scudgell WILKINSON",1808,"Female",,"THE CHILD OF MYSTERY, A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES, FOUNDED ON RECENT EVENTS. BY SARAH WILKINSON","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 15, Pater-Noster-Row, and 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square, 1808","3 vols (I 228p; II 229p; III 217p). 12&deg;","BL 1486.de.37; EN2 1808: 110; NSTC W1941; xOCLC",,,,
699,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1808A111","Summer at Weymouth, A","Mary Julia YOUNG",1808,"Female",,"A SUMMER AT WEYMOUTH; OR, THE STAR OF FASHION. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF A SUMMER AT BRIGHTON, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, Wigmore Street, Cavendish Square, 1808","3 vols (I 264p; II 252p; III 250p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48732-3; ECB 569; EN2 1808: 111; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
700,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A001","Arnold","ANON",1809,"Unknown",,"ARNOLD; OR, A TRAIT, AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES, OF CIVIL WAR. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. Robinson, 25, Paternoster-Row, 1809","2 vols (I x, 206p; II 280p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.aa.9; ECB 26; EN2 1809: 1; NSTC A1699; OCLC 42860378",,,,
701,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A002","Banks of the Carron, The","ANON",1809,"Unknown",,"THE BANKS OF THE CARRON; OR, THE TOWERS OF LOTHIAN: A SCOTTISH LEGEND. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE ""TWO PILGRIMS.""","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 5, Wigmore-Street, Cavendish-Square; and 15, Paternoster-Row, 1809","4 vols (I 226p; II 256p; III 266p; IV 222p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47096-X; EN2 1809: 2; NSTC C827; xOCLC","See also <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1809A010""><i>The Towers of Lothian</i></a> (EN2 1809: 11), which is apparently identical apart from t.ps",,,
702,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A003","Beau Monde, The","ANON",1809,"Unknown",,"THE BEAU MONDE: OR, SCENES IN FASHIONABLE LIFE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1809","3 vols (I 236p; II 235p; III 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47130-3; ECB 45; EN2 1809: 3; xNSTC; OCLC 42919690",,,,
703,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A004","Corinna of England, and a Heroine in the Shade, The","ANON",1809,"Unknown",,"THE CORINNA OF ENGLAND, AND A HEROINE IN THE SHADE; A MODERN ROMANCE, BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE WINTER IN BATH,"" ""THE BANKS OF THE WYE,"" ""THE WOMAN OF COLOUR,"" ""LIGHT AND SHADE,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co., Stationers' Court, Paternoster-Row, 1809","2 vols (I 232p; II 245p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47338-1; ECB 136; EN2 1809: 4; NSTC C3663; OCLC 12714360","Attributed variously to Mrs E. G. Bayfield (Hardy, H&L, OCLC, WSW I), J. H. James (Block), and to Mrs E. M. Foster (FC). For the probable cause of the attribution to Bayfield and to James, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A008""><i>A Winter in Bath</i></a> (EN2 1807: 7) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A002""><i>The Banks of the Wye</i></a> (EN2 1808: 1). The attribution to Foster apparently hinges on a chain of attributions within titles, stretching to 1817, and must without further evidence be considered unlikely: see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1804A003""><i>The Aunt and the Niece</i></a> (EN2 1804: 3)",,,
704,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A005","English Brothers, The","ANON",1809,"Unknown",,"THE ENGLISH BROTHERS; OR, ANECDOTES OF THE HOWARD FAMILY. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for William Miller, Albemarle Street, 1809","4 vols (I 323p; II 340p; III 323p; IV 379p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47567-8; ECB 187; EN2 1809: 5; xNSTC; OCLC 12064254","Dedication 'to the most exemplary of Women, and the best of Parents' signed 'The Author'",,,
705,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A006","Gothic Legends","ANON",1809,"Unknown",,"GOTHIC LEGENDS. A ROMANCE, IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 38, Berners Street, Oxford Street, 1809","2 vols (I 221p; II 225p). 12&deg;","BL 012612.de.4; EN2 1809: 6; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
706,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A007","Monk and the Vine-Dresser, The","ANON",1809,"Female",,"THE MONK AND THE VINE-DRESSER: OR, THE EMIGRANTS OF BELLESME. A MORAL TALE. BY A LADY","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Manners & Miller, A. Constable & Co. and Brown & Crombie; and Constable, Hunter, Park, & Hunter, London, 1809","1 vol.  (ii, 183p). 12&deg;","E Hall.278.e; EN2 1809: 7; NSTC L103; xOCLC","Address to the Public', dated Oct 1809. Collates in sixes",,,
707,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A008","Rosa in London","ANON",1809,"Unknown",,"ROSA IN LONDON, AND OTHER TALES; BY THE AUTHOR OF THE YOUNG MOTHER, OR ALBINIA. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Library, Conduit-Street, Bond-Street, 1809","4 vols (I 264p; II 247p; III 220p; IV 261p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48513-4; ECB 502; EN2 1809: 8; NSTC R1622; xOCLC",,"Philadelphia 1813 (OCLC)",,
708,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A009","Susan","ANON",1809,"Unknown",,"SUSAN. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. Barfield, 91, Wardour-Street, for J. Booth, Duke-Street, Portland-Place, Mary-le-bone, 1809","2 vols (I 220p; II 200p). 12&deg;","IU 823.Su81; ECB 570; EN2 1809: 9; xNSTC; OCLC 5058095","Final two lines of novel (vol. 2, p. 200) followed by 'Books of esteemed Characters, lately published by J. Booth', comprising 5 titles (3 novels)",,,
709,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A010","Towers of Lothian, The","ANON",1809,"Unknown",,"THE TOWERS OF LOTHIAN; OR, THE BANKS OF CARRON: A SCOTTISH LEGEND. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE ""TWO PILGRIMS.""","London:                     Printed by M. Allen, Paternoster-Row, for Holmes and Whitterton, No. 15, Paternoster-Row, 1809","4 vols (I 226p; II 256p; III 266p; IV 222p). 12&deg;","BL N.2741; ECB 595; EN2 1809: 11; NSTC L2355; xOCLC","Apparently identical to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1809A002""><i>The Banks of the Carron</i></a> (EN2 1809: 2), apart from different t.p",,,
710,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A011","Truth in the Garb of Fiction","ANON",1809,"Unknown",,"TRUTH IN THE GARB OF FICTION; OR, SKETCHES FROM REAL LIFE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY A DISCIPLE OF THE OLD SCHOOL","London:                     Printed by C. Stower, Paternoster-Row, for C. Chapple, Pall Mall, 1809","4 vols (I 325p; II 346p; III 352p; IV 324p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48839-7; EN2 1809: 12; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
711,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A012","Lucky Escapes","Lieut ARNOLD",1809,"Male",,"LUCKY ESCAPES; OR, SYSTEMATIC VILLANY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE BRITISH ADMIRAL, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1809","3 vols (I vii, 244p; II 272p; III 257p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48124-4; ECB 355; EN2 1809: 13; NSTC A1700; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Mrs. Billington'",,,
712,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A013","Seraphina","Caroline BURNEY",1809,"Female",,"SERAPHINA; OR, A WINTER IN TOWN. A MODERN NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY CAROLINE BURNEY","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 38, Berners Street, Oxford Street, 1809","3 vols (I 215p; II 194p; III 285p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47174-5; EN2 1809: 14; xNSTC; OCLC 13611197","Advertisement' to Sarah Harriet Burney's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1812A024""><i>Traits of Nature</i></a> (EN2 1812: 24),  states: 'The publisher [i.e. Henry Colburn] of this Work thinks it proper to state that Miss Burney is not the Author of a Novel called ""Seraphina,"" published in the year 1809, under the assumed name of Caroline Burney.'",,,
713,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A014","Celia in Search of a Husband","Medora Gordon' BYRON",1809,"Female",,"CELIA IN SEARCH OF A HUSBAND. BY A MODERN ANTIQUE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1809","2 vols (I iv, 322p; II 306p). 8&deg;","BL 1152.f.8; ECB 103; EN2 1809: 15; NSTC B6077; OCLC 12952044","It seems likely that the chain of three novels published as by 'A Modern Antique', and those under the name of Miss Byron, are by the same author&mdash;see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A032""><i>The English-Woman</i></a> (EN2 1808: 33)","2nd edn 1809 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1809 (NSTC)",,
714,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A015","Hours of Affluence, and Days of Indigence","Medora Gordon' BYRON",1809,"Female",,"HOURS OF AFFLUENCE, AND DAYS OF INDIGENCE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MISS BYRON, AUTHOR OF THE ENGLISH-WOMAN, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1809","4 vols (I 225p; II 244p; III 258p; IV 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47181-8; ECB 91; EN2 1809: 16; NSTC B6042; xOCLC",,,,
715,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A016","Sequel to the Antidote to the Miseries of Human Life, A","Harriet CORP",1809,"Female",,"A SEQUEL TO THE ANTIDOTE TO THE MISERIES OF HUMAN LIFE. CONTAINING A FURTHER ACCOUNT OF MRS. PLACID AND HER DAUGHTER RACHEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE ANTIDOTE","London:                     Printed for Williams and Smith, Stationers'-Court, 1809","1 vol.  (viii, 175p). 12&deg;","BL 4413.ff.46(2); EN2 1809: 17; NSTC C3715; OCLC 9901114","Collates in sixes","2nd edn 1809 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1811 (OCLC); 4th edn 1814 (NSTC); 5th edn 1820 (Corvey, NSTC); New York 1810 (OCLC)",,
716,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A017","Soldier's Orphan, The","Mrs COSTELLO",1809,"Female",,"THE SOLDIER'S ORPHAN: A TALE. BY MRS. COSTELLO. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1809","3 vols (I 226p; II 211p; III 195p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47370-5; ECB 100; EN2 1809: 18; NSTC C3780; OCLC 13310622","Mrs Costello  is evidently different from Louisa Stuart Costello (1799&ndash;1870), author of several novels in the 1840s","New York 1812 (NSTC)",,
717,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A018","Euston","Charles COURTENAY",1809,"Male",,"EUSTON. A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, 66, Pall-Mall, 1809","2 vols (I 188p; II 260p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47636-4; ECB 140; EN2 1809: 19; xNSTC; xOCLC","Allibone and Block give author as above for the title <i>Ereston, a Novel</i> (1809), itself almost certainly a misspelled form of the present record",,,
718,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A019","John de Lancaster","Richard CUMBERLAND",1809,"Male",,"JOHN DE LANCASTER. A NOVEL. BY RICHARD CUMBERLAND, ESQ. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury Square, 1809","3 vols (I 300p; II 292p; III 292p). 8&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 147; EN2 1809: 20; NSTC C4483; OCLC 19027172",,"2nd edn 1809 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47361-6; New York 1809 (OCLC)",,
719,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A020","Amoroso","Frederick DUDLEY",1809,"Male",,"AMOROSO; A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES, FOUNDED ON FACT. BY FREDERICK DUDLEY","London:                     Printed and published by T. Collins, Harvey's Buildings, Strand, 1809/10","2 vols (I (1809) vi, 164p; II (1810) 165p). 12&deg;","CLU-S/C PR.4629.D86a; ECB 173; EN2 1809: 21; xNSTC; OCLC 13326216","T.p. of vol. 2 reads: 'London: Printed by and for T. Collins and Son, Harvey's Buildings, Strand, and sold by Cradock and Joy, Paternoster Row, 1810'. ECB lists publisher as Cradock, and dates 1810",,,
720,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A021","Tales of Fashionable Life","Maria EDGEWORTH",1809,"Female",,"TALES OF FASHIONABLE LIFE, BY MISS EDGEWORTH, AUTHOR OF PRACTICAL EDUCATION, BELINDA, CASTLE RACKRENT, ESSAY ON IRISH BULLS, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson St. Paul's Churchyard, 1809/12","6 vols (I (1809) vii, 400p; II (1809) 338p; III (1809) 369p; IV (1812) iv, 460p; V (1812) 392p; VI (1812) 466p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 178; EN2 1809: 22; NSTC E246; OCLC 4890060","I Ennui; II Almeria, Madame de Fleury, and the Dun; III Manoeuvring; IV Vivian; V Emilie de Coulanges and the Beginning of The Absentee; VI The Conclusion of The Absentee. Preface in vol. 1, signed 'Richard Lovell Edgeworth. Edgeworth's Town, March 1809'. With vols 4 to 6 t.ps. read: 'In Six Volumes' and imprint changes to: 'Printed for J. Johnson and Co., St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1812'. Preface to vol. 4, is signed 'R. L. Edgeworth, May 1812', followed by 'A List of all the Works written by Mr. and Miss Edgeworth / Published only by J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-Yard'","2nd edn 1809 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1809 (NSTC); 4th edn 1813/14 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47534-1; 1815 (NSTC); 1818/24 (NSTC); [at least 5 more edns to 1850]; Georgetown, MD, 1809 (OCLC); French trans. of vols 4&ndash;6, 1813&ndash;14 [as <i>Sc&egrave;nes de la vie du grand monde</i> (CCFR)], also of 'Ennui', 1812; German trans. of 'Manoeuvring', 1814 [as <i>Schleichk&uuml;nste</i> (RS)], and 'Ennui', 1814 [as <i>Denkw&uuml;rdigkeiten des Grafen von Glenthorn</i> (RS)], and 'Vivian', 1814 [as <i>Vivian, oder der Mann ohne Charakter</i> (RS)], and 'Emilie de Coulanges', 1815 [as <i>Emilie, oder der Frauenzwist</i> (RS)]","pg1473 pg9439","pg1473 is just The Absentee; The Absentee also appears (with Castle Rackrent) in ri1p7RoX_zwC; pg9439 is just Ennui"
721,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A022","Old Times Revived","EGESTAS",1809,"Male",,"OLD TIMES REVIVED, A ROMANTIC STORY OF THE NINTH AGE; WITH PARALLELS OF CHARACTERS AND EVENTS OF THE EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH CENTURIES. BY EGESTAS, AUTHOR OF WAYS AND MEANS, POLITICAL VERSATILITY, &C. &C","London:                     Printed by D. Deans, Hart-Street, Covent Garden; for J. Cawthorn, (Bookseller to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales,) No. 5, Catherine-Street, Strand, 1809","4 vols (I viii, 237p; II 203p; III 229p; IV 262p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48254-2; EN2 1809: 23; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
722,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A023","William Tell","Jean Pierre Claris de FLORIAN",1809,"Male","William B. HEWETSON","WILLIAM TELL; OR, SWISSERLAND DELIVERED. BY THE CHEVALIER DE FLORIAN, MEMBER OF THE ROYAL ACADEMIES OF PARIS, MADRID, FLORENCE, &C. &C. A POSTHUMOUS WORK. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR, BY JAUFFRET. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, BY WILLIAM B. HEWETSON, AUTHOR OF ""THE BLIND BOY,"" ""THE FALLEN MINISTER,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, (Successors to Mr. H. D. Symonds) Paternoster Row, 1809","1 vol.  (xxxvi, 115p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 1607/3574; ECB 209; EN2 1809: 25; NSTC H1494; OCLC 29672912","Trans. of <i>Guillaume Tell, ou la Suisse libre</i> (Paris, 1801). Colour frontispiece bears the legend: 'Pub. by Sherwood, Neely, & Jones, May 27 1809'. 'Life of Florian' on pp. [vii]&ndash;xxxvi. This appears to be the first full English translation of a work which, according to Michaud, was written in 1793 but not published before the death of the author in 1794. Later rival translations include <i>William Tell, or the Patriot of Switzerland</i> (London, 1823)","1836 (NSTC); 1840 (OCLC); [1844] (NSTC); Baltimore 1810 (OCLC)",,
723,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A024","Angelo Guicciardini","Sophia FRANCES",1809,"Female",,"ANGELO GUICCIARDINI; OR, THE BANDIT OF THE ALPS. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY SOPHIA FRANCES, AUTHOR OF VIVONIO, CONSTANCE DE LINDENSDORF, AND THE NUN OF MISERICORDIA","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Library, Conduit-Street, Bond-Street, 1809","4 vols (I 272p; II 284p; III 258p; IV 376p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47810-3; ECB 215; EN2 1809: 26; NSTC S2967; OCLC 22350460",,"French trans., 1817",,
724,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A025","Alphonso","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1809,"Female",,"ALPHONSO; OR, THE NATURAL SON. BY MADME. DE GENLIS, AUTHOR OF SAINCLAIR, THE SIEGE OF ROCHELLE, THE RECOLLECTIONS OF FELICIA, THE EARL OF CORK, &C. &C. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Library, Conduit-Street, Bond-Street, 1809","3 vols (I iv, 174p; II 183p; III 190p). 12&deg;","BL 12511.c.20; ECB 225; EN2 1809: 27; NSTC B4973; OCLC 34744542","Trans. of <i>Alphonse, ou le fils naturel</i> (Paris, 1809)",,,
725,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A026","Tales of the Manor","Sarah GREEN",1809,"Female",,"TALES OF THE MANOR. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE HISTORY OF THE COURT OF ENGLAND, &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, Paternoster-Row, 1809","2 vols (I 270p; II 219p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48873-7; ECB 576; EN2 1809: 28; NSTC G1950; OCLC 6774372","Vol. 1 printed by J. & E. Hodson, Cross-Street, Hatton-Garden; vol. 2 by R. Wilks, Chancery Lane. Collates in sixes",,,
726,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A027","Female Confessions","W. H. HALL",1809,"Male",,"FEMALE CONFESSIONS; OR, SCENES IN LIFE. AN INTERESTING DOMESTIC STORY. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY W. H. HALL, ESQ. AUTHOR OF THE SCHOOL OF VIRTUE, &C","London:                     Printed for W. Turmaine, No. 10, Gate-Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. And sold  by T. Mason, Cambridge-Street, Golden-Square, 1809","2 vols (I xii, 171p; II 187p). 12&deg;","BL 1568/8463; EN2 1809: 29; NSTC H242.5; xOCLC","Half-title reads: 'The Museum; or, Female Confessions. A Domestic Story.' Preface characterizes the author as 'a man of fashion'. This suggests a different person from William Henry Hall (d. 1807), author of <i>The New Royal Encyclopaedia</i> (1791), and other works",,,
727,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A028","Falconbridge Abbey","Mary Ann HANWAY",1809,"Female",,"FALCONBRIDGE ABBEY. A DEVONSHIRE STORY. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY MRS. HANWAY, AUTHOR OF ELLINOR, AND ANDREW STUART","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1809","5 vols (I xxiv, 299p; II 280p; III 286p; IV 312p; V 376p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47621-6; ECB 254; EN2 1809: 30; NSTC H477; OCLC 13308808","Dedication 'to James Buller, Esq. Member of Parliament for Exeter' signed 'Mary Ann Hanway', and dated Blackheath, 15 Dec 1808. Preface, vol. 1, pp. v&ndash;xxiv, complains about 'all the crude indigestible trash, that load the shelves of circulating libraries' (p. xii)",,,
728,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A029","Forest of Comalva, The","Mary HILL",1809,"Female",,"THE FOREST OF COMALVA, A NOVEL; CONTAINING SKETCHES OF PORTUGAL, SPAIN, AND PART OF FRANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MARY HILL","London:                     Printed for Richard Phillips, New Bridge-Street, Blackfriars, 1809","3 vols (I v, 231p; II 210p; III 261p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47688-7; ECB 269; EN2 1809: 31; NSTC H1688; OCLC 13288337","Preface in vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;v, in which the authoress refers to 'this first production of her pen', is dated Jan 1809",,,
729,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A030","History of an Officer's Widow, The","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1809,"Female",,"THE HISTORY OF AN OFFICER'S WIDOW, AND HER YOUNG FAMILY","London:                     Printed for J. Harris, (Successor to E. Newberry) Corner of St. Paul's Church Yard, 1809","1 vol.  (vii, 182p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.c.21; EN2 1809: 32; NSTC H2420; xOCLC",,"New edn 1814 (OCLC 10871431); 3rd edn 1814 (NSTC); new edn 1818 (OCLC); 1820 (OCLC); 1834 (NSTC); New York 1815 (OCLC)",,
730,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A031","Ella St Laurence","Mrs ISAACS",1809,"Female",,"ELLA ST. LAURENCE; OR, THE VILLAGE OF SELWOOD AND ITS INHABITANTS: A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. ISAACS, AUTHOR OF ARIEL, GLENMORE ABBEY, AND THE WOOD-NYMPH","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, 66, Pall Mall, 1809","4 vols (I 291p; II 267p; III 275p; IV 282p). 12&deg;","Corvey; ECB 301; EN2 1809: 33; NSTC I522; OCLC 6830164","Collates in sixes",,,
731,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A032","Irish Recluse, The","Sarah ISDELL",1809,"Female",,"THE IRISH RECLUSE; OR, A BREAKFAST AT THE ROTUNDA. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY SARAH ISDELL, AUTHOR OF THE VALE OF LOUISIANA","London:                     Printed for J. Booth, Duke-Street, Portland-Place, 1809","3 vols (I iv, 260p, ill.; II 226p, ill.; III 249p, ill.). 12&deg;","MH-H *EC8.Is247.809i; ECB 300; EN2 1809: 34; NSTC I527; xOCLC","Dedication to Sir Edward Denny, Bart., Tralee Castle. Vol. 3, p. 249, where text ends, concludes with adv. for a non-fictional work, 'Spain and Portugal', the following p. [250] containing advs for 'New Novels, &c.'",,,
732,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A033","Bard, The","Evan JONES",1809,"Male",,"THE BARD; OR, THE TOWERS OF MORVEN. A LEGENDARY TALE. BY EVAN JONES, ROYAL NAVY","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by R. Dutton, 45, Gracechurch-Street, 1809","1 vol.  (vi, 160p). 12&deg;","Cardiff University WG16.9.J; EN2 1809: 35; xNSTC; xOCLC","Introduction, pp. [v]&ndash;vi, giving origin in North Wales tradition, and in which author apologises for 'the numerous errors with which this first production of his pen abounds' (p. vi). Colophon reads: 'Printed by W. Darton, and J. and J. Harvey, Gracechurch-Street.'","1810 (Corvey, OCLC 38031474&mdash;a reissue by A. K. Newman), CME 3-628-51083-X.  The Corvey copy has the same printer's mark and colophon as the 1809 Dutton edn",,
733,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A034","Family of Santraile, The","Harriet JONES",1809,"Female",,"THE FAMILY OF SANTRAILE; OR, THE HEIR OF MONTAULT. A ROMANCE IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY HARRIOT [sic] JONES, AUTHORESS OF BELMONT LODGE, A NOVEL","London:                     Printed for J. Cawthorn, 5, Catherine-Street, Strand, 1809","4 vols (I xii, 333p, ill.; II 299p; III 286p; IV 300p). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.J66F.1809; EN2 1809: 36; xNSTC; OCLC 6844476","Address to the Public', signed Harriet Jones, Maidstone Nunnery, 1808. On t.ps. to vols 2&ndash;4, the author's name is  spelt 'Harriet'","2nd edn 1818 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48001-9",,
734,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A035","Emily, a Moral Tale","Henry KETT",1809,"Male",,"EMILY, A MORAL TALE, INCLUDING LETTERS FROM A FATHER TO HIS DAUGHTER, UPON THE MOST IMPORTANT SUBJECTS. BY THE REV. HENRY KETT, FELLOW OF TRINITY COLLEGE, OXFORD, AND AUTHOR OF THE ELEMENTS OF GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Messrs. Rivingtons, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-Yard; Payne, Pall-Mall; Lunn, Soho Square; Egerton, Charing-Cross; and Hatchard, Piccadilly, 1809/11","3 vols (I (1809) vii, 327p; II (1809) 328p; III (1811) 328p). 8&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 320; EN2 1809: 37; NSTC K473; OCLC 15219879","Dedication to 'their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Augusta, Elizabeth, Mary, Sophia, and Amelia'. 'Advertisement to the Third Volume of Emily' begins: 'As the two Volumes which originally composed this work have been very favourably received, the author is encouraged to introduce a THIRD to the notice of the public'. Vol. 3 title is similar to those of vols 1 and 2 apart from reading: 'In Three Volumes'. Imprint to vol. 3 differs as follows: 'London: Printed for Messrs. Rivingtons, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-Yard; Payne, Pall-Mall; Egerton, Charing-Cross; and Hatchard, Piccadilly; by Law and Gilbert, St. John's Square, 1811'","2nd edn 1809 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1811 (OCLC)",,
735,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A036","Leontina","August Friedrich Ferdinand von KOTZEBUE",1809,"Male",,"LEONTINA: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1809","3 vols (I 212p; II 234p; III 216p). 12&deg;","C Rom.3.53; EN2 1809: 38; NSTC 902; OCLC 12948552","Trans. of <i>Leontine</i> (Riga, 1808)",,,
736,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A037","London; or, Truth without Reason","Francis LATHOM",1809,"Male",,"LONDON; OR, TRUTH WITHOUT TREASON. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER, THE UNKNOWN, MYSTERY, ERESTINA, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1809","4 vols (I viii, 296p; II 312p; III 295p; IV 322p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47959-2; ECB 330; EN2 1809: 39; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
737,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A038","Romance of the Hebrides, The","Francis LATHOM",1809,"Male",,"THE ROMANCE OF THE HEBRIDES; OR, WONDERS NEVER CEASE! IN THREE VOLUMES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF LONDON; THE UNKNOWN; MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER; MYSTERY; &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1809","3 vols (I viii, 282p; II 288p; III 256p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47963-0; EN2 1809: 40; NSTC L546; OCLC 6875795","Preface (vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;viii) states: 'The period at which the following tale is supposed to have taken place, is about the middle of the thirteenth century, and the theatre of action principally the Scottish Isles'",,,
738,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A039","Love, Hatred, and Revenge","Thomas Pike LATHY",1809,"Male",,"LOVE, HATRED, AND REVENGE; A SWISS ROMANCE. BY T. P. LATHY","London:                     A. K. Newman, 1809","3 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; EN2 1809: 41; xNSTC; xOCLC","Newman is given as publisher by Bent22. For the possibility that this represents an unacknowledged trans. of Fran&ccedil;ois Pag&egrave;'s <i>Amour, haine et vengeance</i> (1799), see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>",,,
739,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A040","Discarded Daughter, The","Alethea Brereton LEWIS",1809,"Female",,"THE DISCARDED DAUGHTER. A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY EUGENIA DE ACTON, AUTHOR OF ""ESSAYS ON THE ART OF BEING HAPPY,"" AND MANY OTHER POPULAR WORKS","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 38, Berners-Street, Oxford-Street, 1809/10","4 vols (I (1810) 239p; II (1810) 215p; III (1809) 269p; IV (1809) 247p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47006-4; EN2 1809: 42; xNSTC; xOCLC","No author appears on the t.p. of vols 3 and 4. Blakey (copy not seen) lists under 1810 as a Minerva publication, but not discovered in this form. ECB 3 lists Lane edn, 1810",,,
740,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A041","Adventures of Ralph Reybridge, The","William LINLEY",1809,"Male",,"THE ADVENTURES OF RALPH REYBRIDGE: CONTAINING SKETCHES OF MODERN CHARACTERS, MANNERS, AND EDUCATION. BY WILLIAM LINLEY, ESQ. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Richard Phillips, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars, 1809","4 vols (I xii, 307p; II viii, 303p; III vii, 268p; IV xii, 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48102-3; EN2 1809: 43; NSTC L1727; OCLC 13100381","Prefatory Address to the Reader' (vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;viii) begins: 'The following pages were written at Madras in the year 1801, soon after the Author's arrival at that Presidency, and before he was appointed to fill any office of responsibility in the service.' 'Introductory Chapter to the Fourth Volume', vol. 4, pp. [vii]&ndash;xii",,,
741,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A042","Modern Times; or, Anecdotes of the English Family","George LIPSCOMB",1809,"Male",,"MODERN TIMES; OR, ANECDOTES OF THE ENGLISH FAMILY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Budd, Bookseller to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, at the Crown and Mitre, Pall-Mall; and Sharpe and Hailes, No. 186, Piccadilly, 1809","3 vols (I xxiv, 264p; II 230p; III 261p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48219-4; ECB 390; EN2 1809: 24; NSTC M2772; OCLC 35120559","Preface dated Buen-Retiro, Sept 1809. For the identification of the true author as George Lipscomb (1773&ndash;1846), and commentary on the pseudonym 'John English', see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">1</a> and <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">2</a>",,,
742,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A043","Levity and Sorrow","Amalie Johanna Karoline LUDECUS",1809,"Female","Michael Angelo BIANCHI","LEVITY AND SORROW; A GERMAN STORY, IN TWO VOLUMES: WITH A PREFACE BY A. VON KOTZEBUE. TRANSLATED BY MICHAEL ANGELO BIANCHI","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman, and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1809","2 vols (I xii, 256p; II 266p). 12&deg;","BL 12547.dd.9; ECB 343; EN2 1809: 44; NSTC B1986; OCLC 10488396","Trans. of <i>Louise, oder die unseligen Folgen des Leichtsinns. Mit einer Vorrede von Kotzebue</i> (Leipzig, 1800). The German original title was written by August Kotzebue's daughter Amalie, who published under her married name of Ludecus. 'Preface of the Translator' (vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;vii) states: 'I should have willingly made the version from the original in German; but the interdiction of the means of procuring a copy, has induced me to attempt it from a Danish translation, casually fallen into my hands' (p. v). This is followed by 'Preface of Mr. A. von Kotzebue' (pp. [viii]&ndash;xii), which of the authorship states: 'Thus much I can assure you, upon my honor [sic], that she [the author] is neither my mother, wife, or sister; but happy he that is in any degree connected with her' (p. xii)","1819 (NSTC)",,
743,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A044","Irish Guardian, The","Anna Maria MACKENZIE",1809,"Female",,"THE IRISH GUARDIAN, OR, ERRORS OF ECCENTRICITY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. MACKENZIE","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 39, Paternoster-Row, 1809","3 vols (I iv, 296p; II 292p; III 279p). 12&deg;","BL 1153.i.17; ECB 360; EN2 1809: 45; NSTC M344; xOCLC","Preface, vol 1, pp. [i]&ndash;iv, signed Anna Maria Mackenzie, reads: 'The Author perceives she cannot conclude without paying a feeble tribute of praise to those male writers, who have thought it no degradation of their dignity [&hellip;] to [&hellip;] improve and amuse in the form of a novel' (p. iv). Colophon in all vols of 'J. Rackham, Printer, Bury St. Edmund's'","1811 as <i>Almeria D'Aveiro; or, the Irish Guardian</i> (Corvey, OCLC 22779206&mdash;a reissue by A.K. Newman, with same colophon), CME 3-628-48094-9",,
744,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A045","Lords of Erith, The","Catherine MANNERS [afterwards STEPNEY, Catherine Lady]",1809,"Female",,"THE LORDS OF ERITH, A ROMANCE, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY C. MANNERS","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57, Wardour Street, Soho. For R. Ryan, 353, Oxford-Street, and G. Shade, 62, Poland-Street, Oxford-Street. Sold by Sherwood, Neeley, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1809","3 vols (I 214p; II 248p; III 259p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48080-9; ECB 366; EN2 1809: 46; NSTC M1001; xOCLC",,,,
745,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A046","Lionel; or, the Impenetrable Command","Caroline MAXWELL",1809,"Female",,"LIONEL; OR, THE IMPENETRABLE COMMAND. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. C. MAXWELL, AUTHOR OF ALFRED OF NORMANDY, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1809","2 vols (I 220p; II 212p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48205-4; ECB 375; EN2 1809: 47; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
746,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A047","Langhton Priory","Mary MEEKE",1809,"Female",,"LANGHTON PRIORY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY GABRIELLI, AUTHOR OF MYSTERIOUS WIFE, MYSTERIOUS HUSBAND, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1809","4 vols (I 299p; II 316p; III 330p; IV 340p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47845-6; EN2 1809: 48; NSTC M1954; xOCLC","Blakey, Block, Summers etc. all spell as 'Laughton Priory', presumably in error",,,
747,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A048","Irish Chieftain, and his Family, The","Theodore MELVILLE",1809,"Male",,"THE IRISH CHIEFTAIN, AND HIS FAMILY. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THEODORE MELVILLE, ESQ. AUTHOR OF THE WHITE KNIGHT, THE BENEVOLENT MONK, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1809","4 vols (I 208p; II 226p; III 236p; IV 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48056-6; ECB 379; EN2 1809: 49; NSTC M2020; OCLC 6946078","Colophon in each vol. reads: 'J. Dennett, Printer, Leather-Lane, Holborn'",,,
748,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A049","Bachelor, The","Thomas George MOORE",1809,"Male",,"THE BACHELOR: A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THOMAS GEORGE MOORE, ESQ","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1809","3 vols (I 184p; II 220p; III 228p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48288-7; EN2 1809: 50; xNSTC; OCLC 30483107",,,,
749,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A050","Cottage of Merlin Vale, The","J. MORRINGTON",1809,"Female",,"THE COTTAGE OF MERLIN VALE. BY J. MORRINGTON","London, 1809","2 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; EN2 1809: 51; xNSTC; xOCLC","Listed by James Henderson, 'The Gothic Novel in Wales (1790&ndash;1820)', <i>National Library of Wales Journal</i> 11 (1959&ndash;60), 244&ndash;54 as being in National Library of Wales, but not found there. Allibone, Summers, and Henderson give author as above; Block lists as by 'Isabella Morrington'. ER listing of New Publications for July 1809 gives sub-title as 'A History Founded on Facts'; QR listing of New Publications for May 1809 as 'A Rational, Moral, Sentimental, Literary, and Entertaining History, founded on Facts'. See also Contemporary Libraries (click on link below) for this work apparently featuring with the lead title 'Fashion's Fool'; also for another instance of the forename being expanded as Isabella",,,
750,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A051","Iron Mask, The","Charles de Fieux, Chevalier de MOUHY",1809,"Male","John Proteus HUNT","THE IRON MASK; OR, THE ADVENTURES OF A FATHER & A SON, A ROMANCE, TRANSLATED FROM A SPANISH MANUSCRIPT, BY THE REVEREND JOHN PROTEUS HUNT. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57, Wardour Street, Soho. For George Hughes, 212, Tottenham-Court-Road, and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, 20, Paternoster-Row, 1809","3 vols (I xlv, 208p; II 208p; III 193p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47669-0; EN2 1809: 52; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Le Masque de Fer, ou les aventures admirables du p&egrave;re et du fils</i> (La Haye, 1750). 'The English Translator's Preface' (vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;ix), signed 'J. P. H.', begins: 'The History of the Iron Mask was originally written in Spanish, and was published by the French Translator, who favours us with the annexed ingenious and interesting preface, in the original language, and in French, at the Hague, about the year 1726&ndash;7'. Dedication 'to Her Ladyship the Countess of Tremes', signed 'L. C. D***'. Preface, pp. [xiii]&ndash;xlv. Continuous roman and arabic pagination, with novel proper beginning on p. [47]. Frank (Item 193) treats Hunt's work as an original title, and gives A. K. Newman as publisher",,,
751,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A052","Nubilia in Search of a Husband","William MUDFORD",1809,"Male",,"NUBILIA IN SEARCH OF A HUSBAND; INCLUDING SKETCHES OF MODERN SOCIETY, AND INTERSPERSED WITH MORAL AND LITERARY DISQUISITIONS","London:                     Printed for J. Ridgeway, Piccadilly; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1809","1 vol.  (456p). 8&deg;","BL 12614.d.23; ECB 418; EN2 1809: 53; NSTC N1351; OCLC 10318143","Preface (3 pp. unn.) ends: 'It is not to deprecate criticism that it is told, the following work was commenced on the 10th of May, 1809, and finished on the 3d of June following'","2nd edn (with two additional chapters) 1809 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1809 (OCLC); 4th edn 1809 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1809 (OCLC)",,
752,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A053","Chamber of Death, The","ORLANDO",1809,"Male",,"THE CHAMBER OF DEATH; OR, THE FATE OF ROSARIO. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY ORLANDO, AUTHOR OF ""A SUMMER BY THE SEA.""","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1809","2 vols (I 211p; II 183p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47247-4; ECB 104; EN2 1809: 54; xNSTC; OCLC 22685002",,,,
753,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A054","Woman: Or, Ida of Athens","Sydney OWENSON [afterwards MORGAN, Lady Sydney]",1809,"Female",,"WOMAN: OR, IDA OF ATHENS. BY MISS OWENSON, AUTHOR OF THE ""WILD IRISH GIRL,"" THE ""NOVICE OF ST. DOMINICK,"" &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1809","4 vols (I xxviii, 223p; II 272p; III 192p; IV 290p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48374-3; ECB 396; EN2 1809: 55; NSTC O738; OCLC 13320201","To the Public', vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;vii, signed 'Sydney Owenson' and dated Dublin, 18 Nov 1808. This carries a footnote which states: 'The ""Wild Irish Girl"" was written in six weeks; the ""Sketches"" in one; and ""Woman,"" though I had long revolved its plan and tendency in my mind, and frequently mentioned it in society, was not begun until the 20th of last July. It was written at intervals, in England, Wales, and Ireland, and almost always in the midst of what is called the world. It was finished on the 18th of October, and is now printed from the first copy' (p. vn). Notes (2 pp. unn.) at the end of vol. 4; notes at end of other vols within the main sequence of pagination","Philadelphia & New York & Baltimore 1809 (OCLC); French trans., 1812; German trans., 1820","oQglAAAAMAAJ","oQglAAAAMAAJ volumes 1-2 (of 4) high quality for such an early text"
754,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A055","Husband and the Lover, The","Alicia Tyndal PALMER",1809,"Female",,"THE HUSBAND AND THE LOVER. AN HISTORICAL AND MORAL ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury Square, 1809","3 vols (I xi, 302p; II 315p; III 374p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47679-8; ECB 290; EN2 1809: 56; xNSTC; OCLC 13357744","Introductory Letters from Father Theodore, to the Youthful Guardian of Sabina de Montresor', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;xi, which form a fictive introduction belonging to the novel proper. Author's note in vol. 3, pp. 373&ndash;74 states: 'The Author has endeavoured, in this work, carefully to avoid violating any important historic fact. She has founded her little tale on the circumstance of John Sobieski, after ascending the throne of Poland, having so far acknowledged a son of the Marchioness de Briscacier to be his, as to exert his influence with Louis XIV, to confer on that son the title of Duke'. Her note also calls the novel 'this first essay of her pen'",,,
755,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A056","Young Rosiniere, The","Frances PECK",1809,"Female",,"THE YOUNG ROSINIERE; OR, SKETCHES OF THE WORLD. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES; BY MRS. PECK, AUTHOR OF THE MAID OF AVON, WELCH PEASANT BOY, &C","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Subscription Library, Conduit-Street, Bond-Street, 1809","3 vols (I 255p; II 172p; III 197p). 12&deg;","Dt 200.r.122-124; ECB 477; EN2 1809: 57; NSTC P916; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Right Hon. The Countess of Londonderry', signed Frances Peck. 2nd vol. is mistakenly described as 'Vol. III' on t.p., and in signatures; 3rd vol. lacks a t.p., but is mistakenly described in signatures as 'vol. IV'. This error presumably arose through a misunderstanding by the printers: vol. 1 colophon reads: 'Printed by E. Hemsted, New-Street, Fetter-Lane'; colophons in vols 2 and 3 read: 'B. Clarke, Well Street, Cripplegate'. QR in its Feb 1810 listing gives as 'By Mr. Rach, of Dublin', ECB lists under 'Rach'",,,
756,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A057","Matilda Montfort","Peter PEREGRINE",1809,"Male",,"MATILDA MONTFORT; A ROMANTIC NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY PETER PEREGRINE, ESQ","London:                     Printed by W. M'Dowall, Pemberton Row, Gough Square, for R. Spencer, No. 22, Great-Ormond-Street, 1809","4 vols (I 231p; II 239p; III 251p; IV 220p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48432-4; EN2 1809: 58; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
757,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A058","Sinclair","Mary PILKINGTON",1809,"Female",,"SINCLAIR; OR, THE MYSTERIOUS ORPHAN. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. PILKINGTON, AUTHOR OF CRIMES AND CHARACTERS, PARENTAL DUPLICITY, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1809","4 vols (I 274p; II 233p; III 254p; IV 261p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48471-5; ECB 450; EN2 1809: 59; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
758,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A059","Don Sebastian","Anna Maria PORTER",1809,"Female",,"DON SEBASTIAN; OR, THE HOUSE OF BRAGANZA. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MISS ANNA MARIA PORTER. AUTHOR OF THE HUNGARIAN BROTHERS","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster Row, 1809","4 vols (I xvi, 278p; II 314p; III 303p; IV 320p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48516-9; ECB 463; EN2 1809: 60; NSTC P2589; OCLC 14032243","Preface, dated Aug 1809, states: 'I am told that there has been a novel written in French on the same story, which forms the ground work of mine, but I have not seen it'","New edn 1817 (OCLC); 1838 (NSTC); 1839 (OCLC); [1850?] (NSTC); Philadelphia 1810 (OCLC); French trans., 1820 [as <i>Don Sebastien, roi de Portugal</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1821 [as <i>Der Kreuzritter; oder Don Sebastian, König von Portugal. Ein historischer Ritterroman</i> (RS)]",,
759,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A060","Tales of Other Realms","Sir Robert Ker PORTER",1809,"Male",,"TALES OF OTHER REALMS. COLLECTED DURING A LATE TOUR THROUGH EUROPE. BY A TRAVELLER. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1809","2 vols (I viii, 199p; II 208p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51155-0; ECB 575; EN2 1809: 10; NSTC T131; OCLC 13298759","For tentative attribution to Sir Robert Porter, the brother of Jane and Anna Maria Porter, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below). Preface dated London, May 1809",,,
760,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A061","Manfron&#233;","Mary Anne RADCLIFFE",1809,"Female",,"MANFRON&#201;; OR, THE ONE-HANDED MONK. A ROMANCE, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MARY ANNE RADCLIFFE","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 38, Berners Street, Oxford Street, 1809","4 vols (I 224p; II 228p; III 230p; IV 222p). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.R335M.1809; EN2 1809: 61; xNSTC; OCLC 7010453","For the claiming of this title (and others) by Louisa Theresa Bellenden Ker, as part of several appeals to the Royal Literary Fund, see the entry under her name in FC; and for further commentary on the issue of authorship of this and related novels, see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">1</a> and <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">4</a>","2nd edn 1819 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48446-4; 3rd edn 1828 (OCLC); 1839 (OCLC)",,
761,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A062","Coelebs Suited","Sir George ROVER",1809,"Male",,"COELEBS SUITED, OR THE OPINIONS AND PART OF THE LIFE OF CALEB COELEBS, ESQ. A DISTANT RELATION OF THE LATE CHARLES COELEBS, ESQ. DECEASED. BY SIR GEORGE ROVER, BART","London:                     Printed for Edmund Lloyd, Harley Street, Cavendish Square, 1809","1 vol.  (vi, 322p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48557-6; EN2 1809: 62; NSTC R1784; OCLC 13346665",,,,
762,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A063","Osrick","Richard SICKELMORE",1809,"Male",,"OSRICK; OR, MODERN HORRORS. A ROMANCE. INTERSPERSED WITH A FEW ANECDOTES, &C. THAT HAVE THEIR FOUNDATION IN TRUTH, AND WHICH ARE OCCASIONALLY POINTED OUT TO THE READER. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY RICHARD SICKELMORE, AUTHOR OF MARY-JANE; RAYMOND; AGNES AND LEONORA; EDGAR; RASHLEIGH ABBEY; &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1809","3 vols (I viii, 219p; II 210p; III 246p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48692-0; ECB 537; EN2 1809: 63; NSTC S1915; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable the Countess Craven'",,,
763,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A064","Son of the Storm, The","Henry SIDDONS",1809,"Male",,"THE SON OF THE STORM, A TALE. BY HENRY SIDDONS. IN FOUR VOLUMES","Richmond:                     Printed by G. A. Wall, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster Row, London, 1809","4 vols (I 261p; II 255p; III 226p; IV 224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48696-3; ECB 537; EN2 1809: 64; NSTC S1921; OCLC 7071319","Dedication 'to B. C. Griffinhoofe, Esq.', a former school-fellow of the author",,,
764,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A065","Mysterious Florentine, The","Caroline SINCLAIR",1809,"Female",,"THE MYSTERIOUS FLORENTINE. A ROMANCE, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY CAROLINE SINCLAIR","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 38, Berners Street, Oxford Street, 1809","4 vols (I 221p; II 201p; III 182p; IV 183p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48703-X; EN2 1809: 65; NSTC S2066; xOCLC",,,,
765,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A066","Bristol Heiress, The","Eleanor SLEATH",1809,"Female",,"THE BRISTOL HEIRESS; OR, THE ERRORS OF EDUCATION. A TALE. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY ELEANOR SLEATH, AUTHOR OF WHO'S THE MURDERER? THE ORPHAN OF THE RHINE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1809","5 vols (I 295p; II 332p; III 339p; IV 336p; V 339p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48754-4; ECB 542; EN2 1809: 66; xNSTC; OCLC 11484480",,,,
766,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A067","Castle of Arragon, The","Catherine SMITH",1809,"Female",,"THE CASTLE OF ARRAGON; OR THE BANDITTI OF THE FOREST. A ROMANCE, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MISS SMITH","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Library, Conduit-Street, Bond-Street, 1809/10","4 vols (I (1809) 236p; II (1810) 264p; III (1810) 195p; IV (1810) 167p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48760-9; EN2 1809: 67; xNSTC; OCLC 7087872",,,,
767,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A068","Fallen Minister, and Other Tales, The","Christian Heinrich SPIESS",1809,"Male","William B. HEWETSON","THE FALLEN MINISTER, AND OTHER TALES. IN TWO VOLUMES. FROM THE GERMAN OF SPIESS, BY WILLIAM B. HEWETSON, AUTHOR OF THE DRAMA OF ""THE BLIND BOY.""","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1809","2 vols (I vi, 213p; II 223p). 12&deg;","BL 12548.f.23; ECB 555; EN2 1809: 68; NSTC S3325; OCLC 40570367","No German original discovered. Contains 7 tales",,,
768,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A069","Age We Live in. A Novel, The","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1809,"Female",,"THE AGE WE LIVE IN. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE, AUTHOR OF MONTBRASIL ABBEY, THE BANDIT'S BRIDE, STRIKING LIKENESSES, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1809","3 vols (I 222p; II 245p; III 238p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48770-6; ECB 558; EN2 1809: 69; NSTC S3494; OCLC 25890094",,,,
769,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A070","Cottage of the Var, The","Caroline SYMMONS",1809,"Female",,"THE COTTAGE OF THE VAR, A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Samuel Tipper, 37, Leadenhall Street, 1809","3 vols (I 262p; II 228p; III 227p). 12&deg;","BL N.2482; ECB 138; EN2 1809: 70; NSTC S4598; OCLC 49365668",,,,
770,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A071","Monte Video","Elizabeth THOMAS",1809,"Female",,"MONTE VIDEO; OR, THE OFFICER'S WIFE AND HER SISTER. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. BRIDGET BLUEMANTLE, AUTHOR OF THE HUSBAND AND WIFE, THREE OLD MAIDS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman, and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1809","4 vols (I 208p; II 205p; III 228p; IV 231p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47126-5; ECB 63; EN2 1809: 71; xNSTC; xOCLC","Novel proper ends vol. 4, p. 230, followed by an apology for the novel by 'The Author of the foregoing pages' (p. 231)","Philadelphia 1816 (OCLC)",,
771,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A072","Coelibia Choosing a Husband","Robert TORRENS",1809,"Male",,"COELIBIA CHOOSING A HUSBAND; A MODERN NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY R. TORRENS, ESQ","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick-Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, 28, Berners-Street, 1809","2 vols (I 202p; II 198p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.aa.19; ECB 594; EN2 1809: 72; NSTC T1332; xOCLC",,,,
772,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A073","Stories for Calumniators","John Bernard TROTTER",1809,"Male",,"STORIES FOR CALUMNIATORS: INTERSPERSED WITH REMARKS ON THE DISADVANTAGES, MISFORTUNES, AND HABITS OF THE IRISH. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY J. B. TROTTER, ESQ","Dublin:                     Printed by H. Fitzpatrick, No. 4, Capel-Street, 1809","2 vols (I xiii, 265p; II 323p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.e.3; ECB 600; EN2 1809: 73; NSTC T1701; OCLC 44617224","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable Lord Holland', dated Richmond, Dec 1809. ECB dates 1810, and gives publisher as Ridgway; but not discovered in this form",,,
773,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A074","Guiscard","Horace VERE",1809,"Male",,"GUISCARD; OR, THE MYSTERIOUS ACCUSATION. A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY HORACE VERE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1809","2 vols (I 250p; II 294p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48910-5; ECB 612; EN2 1809: 74; NSTC V218; xOCLC",,,,
774,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A075","Edward and Laura","Friedrich August Clemens WERTHES",1809,"Male",,"EDWARD AND LAURA: A NOVEL. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY A BENGAL OFFICER","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57, Wardour Street, for R. Ryan, No. 353, Oxford Street, to be had of all Booksellers, 1809","2 vols (I xii, 177p; II 188p). 12&deg;","CLU-S/C PT 2557.W52E2; EN2 1809: 75; xNSTC; OCLC 14508091","Trans. of <i>Les Aventures d'Edouard Bomston</i> (Lausanne, 1789), itself a trans. of <i>Begebenheiten Eduard Bomstons in Italien</i> (Altenburg, 1782). 'The French Translator's Dedication', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;viii, addressed to 'To my Friend. My dear C*****', and signed 'De S*******', Lausanne, 1 July 1789. 'The English Translator's Address' (pp. [ix]&ndash;xii), dated Camp near Saoronj, 20 May 1807. Text proper ends vol. 2, p. 168; pp. [169]&ndash;188, contains 'List of Subscribers'",,,
775,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A076","Dominican, The","Thomas WILLIAMSON",1809,"Male",,"THE DOMINICAN; A ROMANCE: OF WHICH THE PRINCIPAL TRAITS ARE TAKEN FROM EVENTS RELATING TO A FAMILY OF DISTINCTION, WHICH EMIGRATED FROM FRANCE DURING THE REVOLUTION. BY CAPTAIN T. WILLIAMSON, AUTHOR OF THE WILD SPORTS OF THE EAST. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster Row, 1809","3 vols (I ix, 248p; II 305p; III 281p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48930-X; ECB 640; EN2 1809: 76; NSTC W2178; xOCLC","Dedication 'to His Most Christian Majesty, Louis XVIII. King of France and Navarre' signed 'Thomas Williamson', dated London, 5 Feb 1809. 'Explanation of the Plate, which shews the Route across Switzerland', preceding text proper; but no map located in Corvey or BL copy","1812 (NSTC); New York 1810 (OCLC)",,
776,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A077","Scenes in Feudal Times","R. H. WILMOT",1809,"Male",,"SCENES IN FEUDAL TIMES. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY R. H. WILMOT","London:                     Printed for George Robinson, 25, Paternoster-Row, 1809","4 vols (I 271p; II 270p; III 203p; IV 188p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48935-0; ECB 641; EN2 1809: 77; NSTC W2233; OCLC 42652336",,,,
777,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A078","Hour of Two, The","Augusta Maria WOODTHORPE",1809,"Female",,"THE HOUR OF TWO: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY AUGUSTA MARIA WOODTHORPE","London:                     Printed for W. Turmaine, No. 10, Gate-Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields; and sold by T. Mason, 5, Cambridge-Street, Soho, 1809","3 vols (I 207p; II 194p; III 185p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.b.18; ECB 647; EN2 1809: 78; NSTC W2796; xOCLC",,,,
778,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1809A079","Castles of Marsange & Nuger, The",,1809,"Female",,"THE CASTLES OF MARSANGE & NUGER; OR, THE NOVITIATE DE ROUSILLON. A TALE, ALTERED FROM THE FRENCH BY A LADY. IN WHICH IS INTRODUCED THE HISTORY OF PAULINA & ISABELLA. BY THE TRANSLATOR. IN THREE VOLUMES","Faversham:                     Printed and sold by Warren; sold in London by J. Richardson, Royal Exchange; B. Crosby and Co. Stationer's Court; and the other Booksellers, 1809","3 vols (I x, 228p; II 204p; III 231p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47220-2; ECB 101; EN2 1809: 79; xNSTC; xOCLC","No French original discovered. Dedication 'to the Right Hon. Lady Sondes' signed 'Henrietta Maria Young', Faversham, Sept 1809. Preface signed 'The Translator'. Collates in sixes",,,
779,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A001","Mac Dermot","John AGG",1810,"Male",,"MAC DERMOT; OR, THE IRISH CHIEFTAIN. A ROMANCE, INTENDED AS A COMPANION TO THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS. BY JOHN AGG. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57, Wardour Street, Soho. For George Shade, 26, Princes Street, Cavendish Square. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1810","3 vols (I 228p; II 230p; III 227p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47024-2; EN2 1810: 20; xNSTC; xOCLC","The last three pages of vol. 2 are mistakenly numbered 128&ndash;130. Adv. facing t.p. of vol. 1 for (as 'In the Press') 'Craniology' or, a Dissertation upon Skulls', by Patrick Pericranium, Esq",,,
780,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A002","Royal Sufferer, The","John AGG",1810,"Male",,"THE ROYAL SUFFERER; OR, INTRIGUES AT THE CLOSE OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. A FASHIONABLE NOVEL. INTERSPERSED WITH ANECDOTES, CONNECTED WITH THE BRITISH COURT. BY JOHN AGG. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by E. Thomas, Golden-Lane: for George Hughes, No. 221, Tottenham-Court Road; Bookseller to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, 1810","3 vols (I 221p; II 199p; III 204p). 12&deg;","BL N.2336-8; ECB 8; EN2 1810: 21; NSTC A595; xOCLC",,"Reissued 1813 as <i>The Secret Memoirs of an Illustrious Princess; or, the Royal Sufferer</i> (OCLC 20609289)",,
781,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A003","Acceptance, The","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"THE ACCEPTANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF CAROLINE ORMSBY, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for John Booth, Duke Street, Portland Place, 1810","3 vols (I iv, 225p; II iv, 263p; III iv 282p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47002-1; ECB 2; EN2 1810: 1; NSTC A147; xOCLC","Mistakenly attributed in some catalogues to Grace Kennedy&mdash;see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1811A008""><i>The Decision</i></a> (EN2 1811: 6). Final numbered page of last vol. includes advs for New Novels. Chapters at end of vol. 2 misnumbered",,,
782,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A004","Adulteress, The","ANON",1810,"Female",,"THE ADULTERESS; OR, ANECDOTES OF TWO NOBLE FAMILIES. A TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY AN ENGLISH-WOMAN","London:                     Printed for the Authoress; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, 20, Paternoster Row, 1810","4 vols (I vii, 293p; II 329p; III 298p; IV, 347p). 12&deg;","NN NCV (Ford Collection); EN2 1810: 2; xNSTC; OCLC 30364815","Prefatory Address to Mrs West, signed 'An English-Woman', 23 Dec 1809",,,
783,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A005","Anne of Brittanny","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"ANNE OF BRITTANNY: AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, (Successors to the late T. Ostell) No. 32, Paternoster Row, 1810","3 vols (I viii, 180p; II 202p; III 180p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47064-1; EN2 1810: 3; ECB 20; xNSTC; OCLC 12581174","OCLC misspells title of 1st edn as 'Anne of Brittany'","New York 1811 (OCLC)",,
784,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A006","Avenger, The","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"THE AVENGER; OR, THE SICILIAN VESPERS: A ROMANCE OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY, NOT INAPPLICABLE TO THE NINETEENTH. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. J. Stockdale, No. 41, Pall-Mall, 1810","3 vols (I iii, 296p; II 372p; III 340p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47083-8; EN2 1810: 4; NSTC S1912; OCLC 6618112","Dedicatory Epistle. To Lady Mill, Mottisfont House, Hampshire', signed 'The Publisher'. This presents the romances as 'in my judgment, very far above mediocrity' (p. [1]). Jarndyce CXXV, Item 6, notes that the novel might be by the publisher, John Joseph Stockdale, or by his sister Mary Stockdale, who wrote mostly poetry; though both suggestions are speculative",,,
785,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A007","Black Rock House","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"BLACK ROCK HOUSE; OR, DEAR BOUGHT EXPERIENCE. A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""A WINTER IN BATH,"" ""EVERSFIELD ABBEY,"" ""THE CORINNA OF ENGLAND,"" ""BANKS OF THE WYE,"" ""THE WOMAN OF COLOUR,"" &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co., Stationers' Court, Paternoster-Row; Meyler and Son, Bath; and J. Richardson, Bristol, 1810","3 vols (I 261p; II 281p; III 245p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47204-0; ECB 59; EN2 1810: 5; xNSTC; xOCLC","Mrs E. G. Bayfield, to whom this title is sometimes attributed, was not the author of Crosby's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A008""><i>Winter in Bath</i></a>&mdash;see Notes to EN2 1807: 7. This and three other titles listed are attributed to J. H. James by Block, but no clear evidence of an author with this name writing in this period has been discovered: see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A002""><i>The Banks of the Wye</i></a> (EN2 1808: 1) for a possible explanation of the confusion",,,
786,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A008","Caroline Ormsby","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"CAROLINE ORMSBY; OR THE REAL LUCILLA: A TALE FOR THE FEMALE SEX. INTERSPERSED WITH SKETCHES MORAL AND RELIGIOUS","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Library, Conduit Street, Bond Street, 1810","1 vol.  (vi, 221p). 12&deg;","CLU-S/C PR.3991.A1C22; ECB 98; EN2 1810: 6; xNSTC; OCLC 4294241","Apparently by the same author as <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1810A003""><i>The Acceptance</i></a> (EN2 1810: 1), and not by Grace Kennedy; see also note to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1811A008""><i>The Decision</i></a> (EN2 1811: 6)","2nd edn 1812 (NUC)",,
787,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A009","Coelebs in Search of a Mistress","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"COELEBS IN SEARCH OF A MISTRESS. A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Published by Thomas Tegg, 111, Cheapside; and Wm. Allason, 31, New Bond-Street. Printed by G. Mazard Beech-Street, 1810","2 vols (I 192p; II 197p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47302-0; EN2 1810: 7; xNSTC; OCLC 44401870","Preface (2 pp. unn.), implying authorship by a 'Man of Honour', dated 111 Cheapside, Jan 1810. At end of Preface, adv. for (as 'In the Press') 'A History of the Rise, Progress, and Temptation of O. P. WAR, in a series of humorous Epistles'; 'Subscriptions received by the Author, 111, Cheapside'",,,
788,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A010","Daughter, The","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"THE DAUGHTER. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Majesty, 190, Piccadilly, 1810","2 vols (I vii, 233p; II 189p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.d.15; ECB 153; EN2 1810: 8; NSTC D379; OCLC 43882705",,,,
789,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A011","Egbert","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"EGBERT, OR THE MONK OF PENMON. A ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF TWO POPULAR NOVELS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author, by R. Cantwell, 29, Bell Yard, Lincoln's Inn; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, (Successors to Mr. H. D. Symonds,) No. 20, Paternoster Row, 1810","2 vols (I 225p; II 200p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47530-9; EN2 1810: 9; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
790,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A012","Faulconstein Forest","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"FAULCONSTEIN FOREST. A ROMANTIC TALE","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, junior, and E. T. Hookham, 15, Old Bond Street, 1810","1 vol.  (176p). 8&deg;","BL N1999; EN2 1810: 10; NSTC F301; OCLC 6754594","Dedication to 'Rev. W****** B******', by 'his sincere friend, **** ********'",,,
791,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A013","House of Lancaster, The","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"THE HOUSE OF LANCASTER; OR, THE STORY OF AP THOMAS. AN HISTORICAL NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster-Row, 1810","2 vols (I 220p; II 204p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.a.19; CME 3-628-47668-2; EN2 1810: 11; NSTC A1518; xOCLC","The Corvey copy contains a subscription list and dedication to the Prince of Wales, vol. 2, preceding page [1], identical to those found in <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1811A010""><i>Julia de Vienne</i></a> (EN2 1811: 8); presumably as a result of a binding error. No such list is found in the BL copy",,,
792,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A014","Lady of the Lake, The","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"THE LADY OF THE LAKE: A ROMANCE, IN TWO VOLUMES. FOUNDED ON THE POEM SO CALLED BY WALTER SCOTT, ESQ","London:                     Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside. And sold by Wm. Allason, No. 31, New Bond Street, 1810","2 vols (I 186p; II 178p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.aaa.40; EN2 1810: 12; NSTC S872; xOCLC","No author attribution possible, but it is perhaps worth noting that Thomas John Dibdin (1771&ndash;1841) was the acknowledged author of <i>The Lady of the Lake, a melodramatic romance in two acts</i> (1810), another spin-off from Walter Scott's verse romance",,,
793,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A015","Madness the Rage","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"MADNESS THE RAGE; OR, MEMOIRS OF A MAN WITHOUT A NAME. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row; and T. Gillet, Crown-Court, Fleet-Street, 1810","2 vols (xxiii, 211p; II 255p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.266; EN2 1810: 13; NSTC M671; xOCLC","Printer's mark after imprint date reads: 'T. Gillet, Printer, Crown-court, Fleet-street'",,,
794,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A016","Man of Sensibility, The","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"THE MAN OF SENSIBILITY; OR THE HISTORY OF EDWARD AND MATILDA. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry, 1810","2 vols (I 214p; II 215p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.aa.32; ECB 365; EN2 1810: 14; NSTC M918; OCLC 49473336",,,,
795,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A017","Present Times and Modern Manners","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"PRESENT TIMES AND MODERN MANNERS; OR, TALE OF A RECTOR'S FAMILY. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. D. Dewick, 46, Barbican, for Appleyards, Wimpole-Street, 1810","4 vols (I 267p; II 309p; III 291p; IV 311p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48371-9; EN2 1810: 15; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
796,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A018","Soldier of Pennaflor, The","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"THE SOLDIER OF PENNAFLOR: OR, A SEASON IN IRELAND. A TALE OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. IN FIVE VOLUMES","Cork:                     Printed by John Connor, and sold by A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, London 1810","5 vols (I 308p; II 404p; III 316p; IV 356p; V 383p). 12&deg;","BL 1489.g.9; EN2 1810: 16; NSTC P1027; xOCLC","Collates in sixes. Colophon in each vol: 'Printed by John Connor Grand-Parade, Cork'. 1 p. prefatory address 'To The Reader' (unn.) precedes p. 1 in vol. 4","London 1811 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48719-6. This Corvey copy has the imprint: 'Printed for A.K. Newman & Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811'. Colophon reads: 'Printed by John Connor, Cork'. It also states 'By the author of <i>Amasina, or the American Foundling</i>' on t.p.: see EN2 1804: 2 for this title and its implied female authorship",,
797,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A019","Splendid Follies","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"SPLENDID FOLLIES. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE ""OBSERVANT PEDESTRIAN,"" ""MONTROSE,"" ""MYSTIC COTTAGER."" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster-Row, 1810","3 vols (I 202p; II 207p; III 197p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.bb.9; EN2 1810: 17; NSTC F996; OCLC 22942031","Extra unn. leaf at end of vol. 3, containing titles for use on spine of each vol.; these give price as 15s",,,
798,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A020","Tales of Real Life","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"TALES OF REAL LIFE. FORMING A SEQUEL TO MISS EDGEWORTH'S TALES OF FASHIONABLE LIFE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1810","3 vols (I 200p; II 208p; III 208p). 8&deg;","O 249.s.255; EN2 1810: 18; NSTC T133; OCLC 11221375","Drop-head title in all vols reads: 'Tales Moral, Historical, and Sentimental'. 25 tales in all","Philadelphia 1810 (OCLC)",,
799,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A021","Tales Original and Translated from the Spanish","ANON",1810,"Female",,"TALES ORIGINAL AND TRANSLATED FROM THE SPANISH. BY A LADY. EMBELLISHED WITH EIGHT ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD","London:                     Printed for J. J. Stockdale, No. 41, Pall-Mall, 1810","1 vol.  (391p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 12614.g.21; EN2 Update 1; NSTC L126; xOCLC","Frontispiece dated '23rd May, 1810'. Dedication 'to Anna Eliza Chandos, Countess Temple, the Accomplished Heiress, and Worthy Representative of the Royal Magnificent, and Noble House of Chandos', by 'her Ladyship's Unknown, but Most Obedient, and Very Humble Servant, John Joseph Stockdale [&hellip;] 31st May, 1810' (p. [1]). An 'Advertisement', dated 'Whitchurch, Hampshire, 1810', notes: 'The following Tales are the production of a young Lady unknown in the Metropolis, and unused to writing for the public eye' (p. [3]). For the constituent tales, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>. These are advertised separately in a 3 pp. adv. list at the end of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1812A057""><i>Fatal Love</i></a> (1812, <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>), with prices ranging from '1s 6d, or Royal Paper hot-pressed 2s' for <i>Ernest the Rebel</i> to '4s, or Royal Paper hot-pressed 7s' for <i>The Welsh Girls</i>. The same list also contains the present work in its complete form at 12s. Examination of the BL copy shows no sign of it having been made up from separate items",,,
800,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A022","Who Can He Be?","ANON",1810,"Unknown",,"WHO CAN HE BE, OR, WHO IS HIS FATHER? A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF TWO POPULAR WORKS, LATELY PUBLISHED","London:                     Published by J. Dick, 24, Hollywell-Street, Strand, (late Chiswell-Street); and sold by all the Booksellers, 1810","2 vols (I 228p; II 235p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48907-5; ECB 636; EN2 1810: 19; NSTC F295; xOCLC",,,,
801,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A023","Irishmen, The","Lieut ARNOLD",1810,"Male",,"THE IRISHMEN; A MILITARY-POLITICAL NOVEL, WHEREIN THE IDIOM OF EACH CHARACTER IS CAREFULLY PRESERVED, AND THE UTMOST PRECAUTION CONSTANTLY TAKEN TO RENDER THE EBULLITIONARY PHRASES, PECULIAR TO THE SONS OF ERIN, INOFFENSIVE AS WELL AS ENTERTAINING. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY A NATIVE OFFICER","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1810","2 vols (I xiii, 254p; II 243p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.aaa.35; EN2 1810: 22; NSTC I485; OCLC 45067235","Dedication to Mrs Edwin",,,
802,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A024","Sorrows of Eliza, The","Robert B. BAYLES",1810,"Male",,"THE SORROWS OF ELIZA; OR A TALE OF MISFORTUNE","London:                     Printed by G. Davidson, Old Boswell Court, St. Clement's, 1810","1 vol.  (xi, 131p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.dd.3; ECB 44; EN2 1810: 23; NSTC B1040; OCLC 10361731","The author's name appears on vignette t.p. which immediately precedes the normal t.p.. The vignette t.p. reads: 'The Sorrows of Eliza; or, A Tale of Misfortune: being the authentic Memoirs of a young Lady in the Vicinity of London. By R. Bayles, Esq<sup>r</sup>. London: Published by Longman, Rees, Orme & Brown, Paternoster Row, 1810'. Introductory address to the Right Honourable Henry Richard (Vassal) Lord Holland, signed Robert Bayles. ECB lists as Longman, 1810",,,
803,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A025","Caledonia","Catharine BAYLEY",1810,"Female",,"CALEDONIA; OR, THE STRANGER IN SCOTLAND: A NATIONAL TALE, IN FOUR VOLUMES. ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE STATE OF CIVIL SOCIETY AND DOMESTIC MANNERS IN SCOTLAND, AT THE PRESENT PERIOD. BY KATE MONTALBION. AUTHOR OF ""LOVER'S LABOURS,"" ""SPANISH LADY,"" ""NORMAN KNIGHT,"" &C","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster Row, 1810","4 vols (I 223p; II 193p; III 181p; IV 201p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48270-4; EN2 1810: 24; NSTC M2919; xOCLC","For the issue of author attribution, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1812A020""><i>A Set-Down at Court</i></a> (EN2 1812: 20)",,,
804,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A026","Spanish Lady, The","Catharine BAYLEY",1810,"Female",,"THE SPANISH LADY, AND THE NORMAN KNIGHT. A ROMANCE OF THE ELEVENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES, BY KATE MONTALBION","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster-Row, 1810","2 vols (I xvi, 173p; II 207p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48271-2; EN2 1810: 25; NSTC M2920; xOCLC","Dedication to Her Royal Highness The Princess Elizabeth. For the issue of author attribution, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1812A020""><i>A Set-Down at Court</i></a> (EN2 1812: 20). BLPC and Bodleian catalogue both suggest 1816, not 1810, as the actual publication date, which seems unlikely in the light of advs facing t.p. in both vols (e.g. for <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1810A030""><i>Lindamira</i></a> (EN2 1810: 29) in vol. 1)",,,
805,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A027","Wife, The","Maria BENSON",1810,"Female",,"THE WIFE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MARIA BENSON, AUTHOR OF ""THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION.""","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1810","3 vols (I xii, 290p; II 290p; III 218p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47115-X; ECB 51; EN2 1810: 26; NSTC B1621; OCLC 24898289","Preface to Mr Benson, Ackworth, Yorkshire, dated London, 20 Feb 1810",,,
806,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A028","Celia Suited","Jane BEST",1810,"Female",,"CELIA SUITED, OR THE RIVAL HEIRESSES; COMPRISING NEW SKETCHES OF MODERN FEMALE HABITS AND MANNERS, RELIGION AND MORALS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by T. Harper, jun. Crane Court, Fleet Street, for H. Colburn, English and Foreign Library, Conduit Street, New Bond Street, 1810","2 vols (I v, 204p; II 218p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47246-6; ECB 103; EN2 1810: 27; NSTC B1863; OCLC 13296208","Preface dated 9 Nov 1809",,,
807,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A029","Yorkshire Characters","John BREWSTER",1810,"Male",,"YORKSHIRE CHARACTERS: A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY JOHN BREWSTERR [sic]","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster-Row, 1810","2 vols (I 220p; II 238p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47121-4; EN2 1810: 28; NSTC B4275; OCLC 13315244","Author at end signs himself 'John Brewster'",,,
808,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A030","Lindamira","Caroline BURNEY",1810,"Female",,"LINDAMIRA; OR, AN OLD MAID IN SEARCH OF A HUSBAND. A SATIRICAL NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY CAROLINE BURNEY, AUTHOR OF ""SERAPHINA,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster Row, 1810","3 vols (I 199p; II 215p; III 181p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47173-7; EN2 1810: 29; xNSTC; OCLC 35551472","Vol. 2, pp. [213&ndash;215] mistakenly numbered as 193&ndash;195. For evidence about the pseudonymous nature of the authorship, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1809A013""><i>Seraphina</i></a> (EN2 1809: 14). <i>Lindamira</i> ends on p. 99 of vol. 3; this is followed by 'Theodore and Martha. A Tale, by Another Author', which fills pp. [103]&ndash;181. Adv. facing t.p. of vol. 1 for (as 'will be published in a few days') 'The Paradise of Love, A Utopian Romance, in 4 vols, 12mo', an 'extraordinary Novel' which 'has been translated in every language on the Continent'. No novel with this title has been discovered; but for a possible alternative version, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1811A049""><i>The Empire of the Nairs</i></a> (EN2 1811: 49)",,,
809,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A031","Alderman and the Peer, The","Medora Gordon' BYRON",1810,"Female",,"THE ALDERMAN AND THE PEER; OR, THE ANCIENT CASTLE & MODERN VILLA. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS BYRON, AUTHOR OF THE ENGLISHWOMAN, HOURS OF AFFLUENCE AND DAYS OF INDIGENCE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1810","3 vols (I 215p; II 190p; III 216p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47177-X; ECB 91; EN2 1810: 30; xNSTC; OCLC 13611213","Appears in Blakey (copy not seen) as 'The Modern Villa and Ancient Castle; or, the Peer and the Alderman', but no copy with this title arrangement has been located; also listed in ECB as 'The modern villa and the ancient castle'. 2 pp. (unn.) adv. at end of vol. 2 for <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1809A014""><i>Celia in Search of a Husband</i></a> (EN2 1809: 15), 'With the Reviewers' Opinion'",,,
810,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A032","Ferdinand and Ordella","Mary Ann CAVENDISH-BRADSHAW",1810,"Female",,"FERDINAND AND ORDELLA, A RUSSIAN STORY; WITH AUTHENTIC ANECDOTES OF THE RUSSIAN COURT AFTER THE DEMISE OF PETER THE GREAT. TO WHICH IS ADDED, A PREFATORY ADDRESS TO THE SATIRIST, UPON PATRONS AND DEDICATIONS, REFORMERS AND REFORMATIONS. BY PRISCILLA PARLANTE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Samuel Tipper, Leadenhall-Street, by W. Flint, Old Bailey, 1810","2 vols (I lxii, 274p; II 380p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47539-2; EN2 1810: 31; NSTC P460; xOCLC","Dissertation respecting Patrons and Dedications', vol. 1, pp. [i]&ndash;lxii",,,
811,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A033","Ruins of Tivoli, The","Frances CLIFFORD",1810,"Female",,"THE RUINS OF TIVOLI; A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY FRANCES CLIFFORD","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 38, Berners Street, Oxford Street, 1810","4 vols (I 240p; II 219p; III 245p; IV 237p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47295-4; ECB 121; EN2 1810: 32; NSTC C2468; OCLC 52997981","Block and Summers both state 1804, but all copies located are 1810. Adv. as 'Just published' in <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1810A013""><i>The House of Lancaster</i></a> (EN2 1810: 11). Drop-head title reads: 'Eudora; or, The Ruins of Tivoli'",,,
812,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A034","Chevalier De Versenai","Sophie Ristaud COTTIN",1810,"Female",,"CHEVALIER DE VERSENAI, A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES, TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF MAD. COTTIN, AUTHOR OF ""ELIZABETH, OR, THE EXILES OF SIBERIA,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster-Row, by J. D. Dewick, 46. Barbican, 1810","2 vols (I xx, 272p; II 293p). 12&deg;","NjP Ex.3243.22.325.5; xNSTC; EN2 1810: 33; OCLC 42079533","French original not discovered",,,
813,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A035","Italian Marauders, The","Hannah COWLEY",1810,"Female",,"THE ITALIAN MARAUDERS[.] A ROMANCE, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ANNA MATILDA","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57, Wardour Street, Soho. For George Hughes, 221, Tottenham-Court-Road, near Store-Street; sold by Sherwood, Neeley, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1810","4 vols (I 227p; II 216p; III 216p; IV 240p). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.C691.1810; EN2 1810: 34; NSTC A1343; OCLC 6702077","ViU (followed by OCLC) catalogues as by Mrs Hannah Cowley, who used the pseudonym Anna Matilda for her <i>Poetry</i> (1788); however, Hannah Cowley died in 1809",,,
814,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A036","Original Tales","George CUMBERLAND",1810,"Male",,"ORIGINAL TALES, BY GEORGE CUMBERLAND. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed and published by Miller and Pople, 72, Chancery-Lane, 1810","2 vols (I 257p; II 227p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51009-0; ECB 147; EN2 1810: 35; NSTC C4461; OCLC 6720517","Tales end vol. 2, p. 179, followed by 'Poems', pp. [183]&ndash;227. Mistakenly attributed to Richard Cumberland in Block",,,
815,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A037","Forest of Montalbano","Catherine CUTHBERTSON",1810,"Female",,"FOREST OF MONTALBANO: A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""SANTO SEBASTIANO,"" AND ""THE ROMANCE OF THE PYRENEES.""","London:                     Printed for George Robinson, 25, Paternoster-Row, 1810","4 vols (I 453p; II 446p; III 398p; IV 392p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47538-4; ECB 211; EN2 1810: 36; NSTC M2918; OCLC 6715887",,"Philadelphia 1812 (OCLC); French trans., 1813",,
816,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A038","Romance of the Highlands, The","Peter Middleton DARLING",1810,"Male",,"THE ROMANCE OF THE HIGHLANDS. BY PETER MIDDLETON DARLING. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed by George Ramsay and Co. for the Author; and sold by Peter Hill and J. Sutherland, Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, London, 1810","2 vols (I x, 200p; II 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47421-3; ECB 152; EN2 1810: 37; NSTC D306; OCLC 53057419","List of 'Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;x. Collates in sixes",,,
817,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A039","Little Chimer, The","Fran&#231;ois Guillaume DUCRAY-DUMINIL",1810,"Male",,"THE LITTLE CHIMER; A TALE. ALTERED FROM THE FRENCH OF DUCRAY DUMINIL, AUTHOR OF ""COELINA,"" &C. &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1810","4 vols (I 252p; II 260p; III 244p; IV 259p). 12&deg;","C Syn.7.81.208-211; ECB 173; EN2 1810: 38; NSTC D2045; OCLC 15146714","Trans. of <i>Le Petit Carillonneur</i> (Paris, 1809). ECB gives title as 'The little chimer: a romantic novel'",,,
818,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A040","Novice of Saint Ursula, The","Fran&#231;ois Guillaume DUCRAY-DUMINIL",1810,"Male",,"THE NOVICE OF SAINT URSULA. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""A TALE OF MYSTERY,"" ""JEANNETTE,"" &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1810","4 vols (I 224p; II 232p; III 264p; IV 205p). 12&deg;","IU 845.D856.OnE; ECB 173; EN2 1810: 39; xNSTC; OCLC 35224126","French original not discovered. Drop-head title reads: 'Elvina, or the Novice of Saint Ursula' [misspelt Ursulu in vol. 1]",,,
819,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A041","Benevolent Recluse, The","Lady DUNN",1810,"Female",,"THE BENEVOLENT RECLUSE; A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY LADY &#8211;&#8211;","London:                     Printed for E. Kerby, Bookseller, Stafford-Street, Bond-Street, by A. Macpherson, Russell-Court, Covent-Garden, 1810","2 vols (I vi, 252p; II 320p). 12&deg;","CtY-BR In.B435.810; EN2 1810: 40; xNSTC; xOCLC","The last page of vol. 1 is mistakenly numbered 226. Block lists as by Lady Dunn, and Summers also attributes the reissue of 1814 (see below) to this author. NUC and (for the reissue) NSTC treat as unidentified. Allibone has Lady Dunn as author of <i>Recluse, a Novel</i>, 2 vols, but mentions no other work by her","Reissued 1814 by A. K. Newman as <i>Suspicion; or, the Benevolent Recluse</i> (BL Cup.408.m.21; NSTC S4409.5)",,
820,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A042","Wife; or, a Model for Women, The","Mrs EDGEWORTH",1810,"Female",,"THE WIFE; OR, A MODEL FOR WOMEN. A TALE, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. EDGEWORTH","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 38, Berners Street, Oxford Street, 1810","3 vols (I 201p; II 239p; III 223p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47556-2; EN2 1810: 41; xNSTC; xOCLC",,"French trans., 1813 [as <i>Le Mod&egrave;le des femmes</i> (CCFR under Edgeworth, Maria)]",,
821,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A043","Bravo's Son, The","Witham FARROW",1810,"Male",,"THE BRAVO'S SON; OR, THE CHIEF OF ST. MALDO, A ROMANCE. INTERSPERSED WITH POETRY. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY WITHAM FARROW, AUTHOR OF SEVERAL FUGITIVE PIECES","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57. Wardour Street, Soho. For George Hughes, 221, Tottenham-Court-Road, near Store-Street; sold by Sherwood, Neeley, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1810","2 vols (I 24, 195p; II 156p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.bb.7; EN2 1810: 43; NSTC F283; xOCLC",,,,
822,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A044","Festival of St Jago, The","Sarah GREEN",1810,"Female",,"THE FESTIVAL OF ST. JAGO. A SPANISH ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE TANKERVILLE FAMILY, PRIVATE HISTORY OF THE COURT OF ENGLAND, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1810","2 vols (I vii, 205p; II 203p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47497-3; EN2 1810: 44; NSTC G1944; OCLC 45482459",,,,
823,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A045","Reformist!!!, The","Sarah GREEN",1810,"Female",,"THE REFORMIST!!! A SERIO-COMIC POLITICAL NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman and Co.), Leadenhall-Street, 1810","2 vols (I xii, 254p; II 199p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.aa.19; ECB 484; EN2 1810: 45; NSTC G22; OCLC 28243480","Preface signed S. G****. Westminster","2nd edn 1816 as <i>Percival Ellingford: or the Reformist</i> (Corvey), CME 3-628-47854-5",,
824,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A046","Romance Readers and Romance Writers","Sarah GREEN",1810,"Female",,"ROMANCE READERS AND ROMANCE WRITERS: A SATIRICAL NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF 'A PRIVATE HISTORY OF THE COURT OF ENGLAND, &C.'","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, junior, and E. T. Hookham, 15, Old Bond Street, 1810","3 vols (I xxxvi, 209p; II, 204p; III 233p). 12&deg;","ViU PR.4728.G28R6.1810; EN2 1810: 46; NSTC G1948; OCLC 21006553","Literary Retrospection', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;xxxvi, signed 'S. G****, the Author, Westminster'. Drop-head title in all 3 vols reads: 'The Effects of Romance Reading'",,,
825,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A047","Royal Exile, The","Sarah GREEN",1810,"Female",,"THE ROYAL EXILE; OR, VICTIMS OF HUMAN PASSIONS: AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. BY MRS. GREEN, AUTHOR OF ROMANCE READERS AND ROMANCE WRITERS, &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for John Joseph Stockdale, No. 41, Pall Mall, 1810","4 vols (I 218p; II 218p; III 215p; IV 250p). 12&deg;","No copy of 1st edn located; EN2 1810: 47; xNSTC; xOCLC","Details follow 2nd edn of 1811 (BL 12613.d.14; NSTC G1949), which is likely to have been very similar to its close predecessor","2nd edn 1811 (see note above). OCLC 6774342 describes 2nd edn",,
826,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A048","Dangers through Life","Elizabeth GUNNING [afterwards PLUNKETT, Elizabeth]",1810,"Female",,"DANGERS THROUGH LIFE: OR, THE VICTIM OF SEDUCTION. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. PLUNKETT, (LATE MISS GUNNING,) AUTHOR OF THE PACKET, ORPHANS OF SNOWDON, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for J. Ebers, 23, Old Bond-Street, 1810","3 vols (I xxiv, 232p; II 231p; III 304p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48478-2; EN2 1810: 67; NSTC G2392; xOCLC","A different novel from Elizabeth Gunning's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1815A026""><i>The Victims of Seduction</i></a> (EN2 1815: 28)","1812 (Blakey)",,
827,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A049","Profligate Mother, The","Miss H&#8211;&#8211;",1810,"Female",,"THE PROFLIGATE MOTHER; OR, THE FATAL CABINET. BY MISS H&#8211;&#8211;","London:                     Printed by W. Lewis, Paternoster-Row; for Appleyards, Wimpole-Street, 1810","2 vols (I 204p; II 180p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.245; EN2 1810: 48; NSTC H5; xOCLC",,"Boston 1810, as <i>The Fatal Cabinet; or, the Profligate Mother</i> (OCLC)",,
828,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A050","Irishwoman in London, The","Ann Mary HAMILTON",1810,"Female",,"THE IRISHWOMAN IN LONDON, A MODERN NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ANN HAMILTON","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes. 15, Paternoster Row, 1810","3 vols (I 218p; II 216p; III 236p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.aa.14; CME 3-628-47589-9; EN2 1810: 49; NSTC H300; xOCLC","Advertisement' (2 pp. unn.) stating that the novel had originally been epistolary: 'Immediately after disposing of it, the Author left town, and the Publisher conceiving it not so saleable, altered it from Letters to Chapters; the Author was ignorant of such an alteration having been made till the First Volume was nearly printed.'",,,
829,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A051","Ethelia","Jane HARVEY",1810,"Female",,"ETHELIA: A NOVEL. BY JANE HARVEY","London:                     Longman, 1810","3 vols. 12&deg;","No copy of 1st edn located; ECB 257; EN2 1810: 50; xNSTC; xOCLC","Publisher from ECB","2nd edn 1814 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47644-5.  This reissue by A. K. Newman has a colophon reading 'H. Mozley, Printer, Gainsborough' in all vols, and may represent a remaindered copy of the original edn. Collates in sixes",,
830,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A052","Cambrian Pictures","Anne Julia Kemble HATTON",1810,"Female",,"CAMBRIAN PICTURES; OR, EVERY ONE HAS ERRORS.  BY ANN OF SWANSEA. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for E. Kerby, Stafford-Street, Bond-Street, 1810","3 vols (I xxviii, 276p; II 364p; III 448p). 12&deg;","IU 823.H289c; EN2 1810: 51; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication to 'A. Cherry, Esq. Late of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Author of the Soldier's Daughter, Travellers, &c. &c. &c. present Manager of the Swansea Theatre, &c. &c. &c.', signed Ann of Swansea. Colophon of 'B Clarke, Printer, Well-Street, London' in all vols, and in the 1813 Corvey copy (see below). BL 12612.dd.16 has same t.p. as Corvey, but with imprint date blocked out. NSTC A1350, based on this copy, follows the erroneous dating for that edn of [1810?]. ECB 20 lists Newman edn, 1813","1813 (Corvey&mdash;a reissue by A.K. Newman), CME 3-628-48741-2",,
831,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A053","Assassin of St Glenroy, The","Anthony Frederick HOLSTEIN",1810,"Male",,"THE ASSASSIN OF ST. GLENROY; OR, THE AXIS OF LIFE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ANTHONY FREDERICK HOLSTEIN, AUTHOR OF SIR OWEN GLENDOWR, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1810","4 vols (I xv, 218p; II 227p; III 241p; IV 300p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47783-2; EN2 1810: 52; NSTC H2273; xOCLC",,,,
832,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A054","Love, Mystery, and Misery!","Anthony Frederick HOLSTEIN",1810,"Male",,"LOVE, MYSTERY, AND MISERY! A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY ANTHONY FREDERICK HOLSTEIN, AUTHOR OF SIR OWEN GLENDOWR, THE ASSASSIN OF ST. GLENROY, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1810","2 vols (I v, 247p; II 250p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47739-5; ECB 278; EN2 1810: 53; NSTC H2277; OCLC 6818748","Prefatory Apology', dated Jan 1810, followed by text proper on p. [7] of vol. 1",,,
833,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A055","Miseries of an Heiress, The","Anthony Frederick HOLSTEIN",1810,"Male",,"THE MISERIES OF AN HEIRESS. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ANTHONY FREDERICK HOLSTEIN, AUTHOR OF SIR OWEN GLENDOWR; THE ASSASSIN OF ST. GLENROY; LOVE, MYSTERY, AND MISERY, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1810","4 vols (I xviii, 288p; II 307p; III 271p; IV 302p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47733-6; EN2 1810: 54; xNSTC; xOCLC","Vol. 1: text proper begins on p. 19, following 'Preface', pp. [i]&ndash;xviii",,,
834,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A056","Castle of Vivaldi, The","Caroline HORWOOD",1810,"Female",,"THE CASTLE OF VIVALDI, OR THE MYSTERIOUS INJUNCTION, A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY CAROLINE HORWOOD","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street, Soho, for J. F. Hughes, 15, Pater-Noster Row, 1810","4 vols (I 240p; II 229p; III 212p; IV 211p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47748-4; ECB 257; EN2 1810: 55; xNSTC; OCLC 52903664",,"1840 as <i>The Castle of Vivaldi; or, the Mysterious Casket</i> (NSTC 2H3167)",,
835,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A057","Mysteries of the Forest, The","Mary HOUGHTON",1810,"Female",,"THE MYSTERIES OF THE FOREST: A NOVEL. BY MISS MARY HOUGHTON","London:                     A. K. Newman?, 1810","3 vols. 12&deg;","No copy of 1st edn located; ECB 284; EN2 1810: 56; xNSTC; xOCLC","Publisher from Summers, though evidence of 2nd edn (see below) throws some doubt on this. Fuller title detail from ECB","2nd edn 1822 (Corvey, NSTC 2H32140), CME 3-628-47750-62. This edn by A. K. Newman and Co (sub-titled 'A Romance') has printer's marks and colphons in each vol. of J. Gillet, Crown-Court, Fleet-Street, London, perhaps indicating a remainder issue","r6QBAAAAQAAJ x6QBAAAAQAAJ","r6QBAAAAQAAJ vol1of3; x6QBAAAAQAAJ vol2of3; vol3 no scan as of 20110818"
836,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A058","Edward Fitz-Yorke","Charles William JANSON",1810,"Male",,"EDWARD FITZ-YORKE: A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY CHARLES WILLIAM JANSON, ESQ. AUTHOR OF ""THE STRANGER IN AMERICA,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed by E. Thomas, Golden Lane, for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row; and J. Colbourn, Conduit-Street, Bond-Street, n.d. [1810?]","4 vols (I 213p; II 215p; III 215p; IV 224p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.bbb.14; EN2 1810: 57; NSTC J255; OCLC 41523020","No date on t.ps.; tentative 1810 dating is from BLPC, which in turn forms the basis for OCLC dating",,,
837,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A059","Mysteries of Ferney Castle, The","George LAMBE",1810,"Male",,"THE MYSTERIES OF FERNEY CASTLE; A ROMANCE OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY G. LAMBE, ESQ","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Library, Conduit-Street, Bond-Street, 1810","4 vols (I 214p; II 264p; III 250p; IV 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47896-0; ECB 327; EN2 1810: 58; xNSTC; OCLC 6893100","Robert Huish later apparently claimed this title as his own: see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1820A036""><i>The Brothers</i></a> (EN2 1820: 36)",,,
838,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A060","Ormond; or, the Debauchee","Sophia LEE",1810,"Female",,"ORMOND; OR, THE DEBAUCHEE. COMPREHENDING SKETCHES OF REAL CHARACTERS, AND ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF FASHIONABLE LIFE, AT THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR 1809. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY SOPHIA LEE","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57, Wardour Street, Soho. For George Hughes, 221, Tottenham-Court Road, near Store-Street; sold by Sherwood, Neeley, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1810","3 vols (I 200p; II 212p; III 210p). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.L44Or.1810; EN2 1810: 59; xNSTC; OCLC 6876032","The association of Sophia Lee with such an imprint is unusual, and perhaps the authorship should be viewed with some suspicion. Vol. 2 t.p. imprint differs by beginning 'London: Printed by W. M. Thiselton, Goodge Street'",,,
839,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A061","Sister, The","Elizabeth LEFANU",1810,"Female",,"THE SISTER; A TALE, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. H. LEFANU, DAUGHTER OF THE LATE THOMAS SHERIDAN, M.A","London:                     Printed for Richards and Co. New Public Library, Cornhill. By J. Hartnell, Albion-Press, Bermondsey-Street, Southwark, 1810","2 vols (I 226p; II 228p). 12&deg;","BL C.190.aa.15; EN2 Update 1; xNSTC; xOCLC","Not, as first suspected, a children's book",,,
840,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A062","Grey Friar, The","George LIPSCOMB",1810,"Male",,"THE GREY FRIAR, AND THE BLACK SPIRIT OF THE WYE: A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY JOHN ENGLISH, ESQ. OF BLACKWOOD HALL","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1810","2 vols (I 276p; II 299p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47568-6; ECB 188; EN2 1810: 42; NSTC E1008; OCLC 45117420","For attribution to George Lipscomb (1773&ndash;1846), and commentary on the pseudonym John English, see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">1</a> and <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">2</a>",,,
841,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A063","Isabel","Charles LLOYD",1810,"Male",,"ISABEL. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones. Ulverston: Printed and sold by J. Soulby, 1810","2 vols (I xliv, 203p; II 270p). 12&deg;","MH-H 1849438*; EN2 1810: 60; xNSTC; xOCLC","Preface, dated 1 Nov 1809, states: 'The following Tale was, in the main, written more than ten years ago: it has since undergone some alterations'. ECB 350 lists Baldwin edn, 1820, 10s","1820 (NSTC 2L18659, Corvey), CME 3-628-48036-1. BL C.39.g.26 (Charles and Henry Baldwin, London, 1820) includes an 'Advertisement' stating that the work was first printed in 1810 'in a remote country place, in the North of England, at which the author resided', and then laid aside until a change of location encouraged publication in 1820. The Bodleian copy (256.e.14895) and Corvey copy have no 'Advertisement', and a different imprint, reading: 'London: C. & J. Ollier, Vere Street, Bond Street, 1820'. Both 1820 issues seen acknowledge Lloyd's authorship on the t.p",,
842,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A064","Boon, The","William MANNERS",1810,"Male",,"THE BOON, BEING AN ANTIDOTE TO ""THE REFUSAL;"" AND CONTAINING INCIDENTS IN THE UNMARRIED LIFE OF A WELL-KNOWN LADY OF FASHION AND QUALITY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY WILLIAM MANNERS, ESQ","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57, Wardour Street, Soho, for G. Hughes, Tottenham Court-Road; Bookseller to Her R.H. the Princess of Wales: sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1810","3 vols (I 195p; II 199p; III 211p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.466&ndash;468; EN2 1810: 61; NSTC M1009; xOCLC","An antidote, that is, to Jane West's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1810A089""><i>The Refusal</i></a> (EN2 1810: 87)",,,
843,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A065","Earl of Desmond, The","Caroline MAXWELL",1810,"Female",,"THE EARL OF DESMOND; OR, O'BRIEN'S COTTAGE. AN IRISH STORY, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. MAXWELL, AUTHOR OF ""LIONEL, OR THE IMPENETRABLE SECRET,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 38, Berners-Street, Oxford-Street, 1810","3 vols (I 180p; II 159p; III 197p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48203-8; EN2 1810: 62; NSTC M1817; xOCLC",,,,
844,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A066","Henry Count de Kolinski","Mrs MURRAY",1810,"Female",,"HENRY COUNT DE KOLINSKI, A POLISH TALE","London:                     Printed for James Cawthorn, Bookseller to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, No. 24, Cockspur Street, 1810","1 vol.  (153p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.237; EN2 1810: 63; NSTC M3685; xOCLC","Princess of Wales feathers on t.p. Collates in sixes",,,
845,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A067","Euphronia","Mrs NORRIS",1810,"Female",,"EUPHRONIA, OR THE CAPTIVE; A ROMANCE, BY MRS. NORRIS, AUTHOR OF ""JULIA OF ENGLAND, &C."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Library, Conduit Street, Bond Street, 1810","3 vols (I 211p; II 216p; III 225p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48234-8; ECB 416; EN2 1810: 64; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
846,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A068","Daughters of Isenberg, The","Alicia Tyndal PALMER",1810,"Female",,"THE DAUGHTERS OF ISENBERG: A BAVARIAN ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ALICIA TYNDAL PALMER; AUTHOR OF ""THE HUSBAND AND THE LOVER.""","London:                     Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury Square, 1810","4 vols (I xvi, 298p; II 324p; III 342p; IV 426p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48376-X; ECB 430; EN2 1810: 65; NSTC P168; OCLC 13357740","Dedication 'to John Burrows, Esq. of Hadley, in the County of Middlesex'",,,
847,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A069","Soldier's Offspring, A","Emma PARKER",1810,"Female",,"A SOLDIER'S OFFSPRING; OR, THE SISTERS. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY EMMA DE LISLE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1810","2 vols (I iv, 348p; II 278p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48107-4; ECB 158; EN2 1810: 66; NSTC D801; xOCLC","Dedicatory Lines' to 'my Mother'",,,
848,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A070","Scottish Chiefs, The","Jane PORTER",1810,"Female",,"THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS. A ROMANCE. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY MISS JANE PORTER, AUTHOR OF THADDEUS OF WARSAW, AND REMARKS ON SIDNEY'S APHORISMS","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-Row, 1810","5 vols (I xi, 357, iv; II 367p; III 411p; IV 386p; V 396p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 464; EN2 1810: 68; NSTC P2613; OCLC 5380181","Preface dated Long Ditton, Dec 1809","2nd edn 1811 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48361-1; 3rd edn 1816 (NSTC); 4th edn 1820 (CG, Summers); 5th edn 1825 (NSTC); [at least 5 more edns to 1850]; New York 1810 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1810 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1814",,
849,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A071","Suffolk Tale, A","John Hamilton ROCHE",1810,"Male",,"A SUFFOLK TALE; OR, THE PERFIDIOUS GUARDIAN. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY HAMILTON ROCHE, ESQ","London:                     Printed for the Author; and sold by T. Hookham, jun. and E. T. Hookham, 15, Old Bond Street, 1810","2 vols (I xii, 207p; II 179p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48426-X; ECB 498; EN2 1810: 69; NSTC R1409; OCLC 7026087","Entered at Stationers' Hall' printed on page facing t.p. Dedication to Lady Hippisley, dated Sudbury, 1809",,,
850,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A072","Houses of Osma and Almeria, The","Regina Maria ROCHE",1810,"Female",,"THE HOUSES OF OSMA AND ALMERIA; OR, CONVENT OF ST. ILDEFONSO. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY REGINA MARIA ROCHE, AUTHOR OF THE CHILDREN OF THE ABBEY, DISCARDED SON, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1810","3 vols (I 208p; II 257p; III 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48462-6; ECB 498; EN2 1810: 70; NSTC D147; OCLC 7027234","Advs of new works, 'With the Reviewers' Opinion', at end of vols 2 and 3","Philadelphia, New York & Boston 1810 (OCLC)",,
851,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A073","Amatory Tales of Spain, France, Switzerland, and the Mediterranean","Honoria SCOTT",1810,"Female",,"AMATORY TALES OF SPAIN, FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, AND THE MEDITERRANEAN: CONTAINING THE FAIR ANDALUSIAN; ROSOLIA OF PALERMO; AND THE MALTESE PORTRAIT: INTERSPERSED WITH PIECES OF ORIGINAL POETRY. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY HONORIA SCOTT, AUTHOR OF THE WINTER IN EDINBURGH, &C","London:                     Published for J. Dick, 55, Chiswell Street; and sold by all the Booksellers, 1810","4 vols (I 235p; II 238p; III 226p; IV 256p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48538-X; ECB 520; EN2 1810: 72; NSTC S759; OCLC 13316026","To the Reader' (1 p. unn.), dated 'Chiswell Street, May, 1810'. This states: 'Owing to the Absence of the Author from Town during the Time this Work was in the Press, several Errors have unavoidably crept in, particularly with respect to the Names of Places in Malta &c. [&hellip;]. Should a Second Edition be called for, the whole shall be carefully revised and corrected.' Adv. Opp. T.p. in vols 2, 3, 4 for the same writer's <i>The Authoress</i> (as 'In the Press', but evidently never published), promising 'a characteristic Work of Humour and Anecdote, containing the Author's Literary Adventures, with a Sketch of her Life'. For the possible identity of this author, as Mrs Susan Fraser, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1810A075""><i>A Winter in Edinburgh</i></a> (EN2 1810: 74)",,,
852,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A074","Vale of Clyde, The","Honoria SCOTT",1810,"Female",,"THE VALE OF CLYDE: A TALE, BY HONORIA SCOTT, AUTHOR OF ""A WINTER IN EDINBURGH,"" &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Published by J. Dick, 24, Hollywell-Street, Strand, (late Chiswell-Street); and sold by all the Booksellers, 1810","2 vols (I 229p; II 206p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48543-6; ECB 520; EN2 1810: 73; NSTC S762; xOCLC","For the possible identification of the author, as Mrs Susan Fraser, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1810A075""><i>A Winter in Edinburgh</i></a> (EN2 1810: 74)","2nd edn 1812 (OCLC 29447784)",,
853,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A075","Winter in Edinburgh, A","Honoria SCOTT",1810,"Female",,"A WINTER IN EDINBURGH; OR, THE RUSSIAN BROTHERS; A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY HONORIA SCOTT","London:                     Published by J. Dick, 55, Chiswell Street, 1810","3 vols (I 268p; II 244p; III 210p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48544-4; ECB 520; EN2 1810: 74; NSTC S763; OCLC 2537124","For the possible identification of the author, as Mrs Susan Fraser, see Notes to this title in EN2 1810: 74. 'Advertisement', dated No. 55, Chiswell Street, 22 Nov 1809, in which Dick, the publisher, replies to T. F. [sic] Hughes's accusation that the title 'A Winter in Edinburgh' has been copied from a prospective Hughes publication: no such title seems in fact to have been published by J. F. Hughes","2nd edn 1822 (NSTC)",,
854,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A076","Family Pride and Humble Merit","E. SENATE",1810,"Male",,"FAMILY PRIDE AND HUMBLE MERIT. A NOVEL, FOUNDED ON FACTS, AND PARTLY TAKEN FROM THE FRENCH. BY E. SENATE, M.D. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, (Successors to Mr. H. D. Symonds) No. 20, Paternoster Row, 1810","3 vols (I viii, 311p; II 288p; III 306p). 12&deg;","BL N.2027; ECB 527; EN2 1810: 75; NSTC S1141; OCLC 42215704","Preface by the author, dated Jan 1810",,,
855,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A077","Zastrozzi","Percy Bysshe SHELLEY",1810,"Male",,"ZASTROZZI, A ROMANCE. BY P. B. S","London:                     Printed for G. Wilkie and J. Robinson, 57, Paternoster Row, 1810","1 vol.  (252p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48997-0; ECB 654; EN2 1810: 76; NSTC S1642; OCLC 3171405",,,"au-pg0606461",
856,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A078","Nocturnal Minstrel, The","Eleanor SLEATH",1810,"Female",,"THE NOCTURNAL MINSTREL; OR, THE SPIRIT OF THE WOOD. A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. SLEATH, AUTHOR OF THE ORPHAN OF THE RHINE, WHO'S THE MURDERER? BRISTOL HEIRESS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1810","2 vols (I 208p; II 191p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48755-2; ECB 542; EN2 1810: 77; NSTC S2265; xOCLC",,,,
857,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A079","Prison of Montauban, The","Julia SMITH",1810,"Female",,"THE PRISON OF MONTAUBAN; OR, TIMES OF TERROR. A REFLECTIVE TALE. BY THE EDITOR OF LETTERS OF THE SWEDISH COURT","London:                     Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, (Successors to Mr. Ostell,) 32, Paternoster Row, 1810","1 vol.  (xi, 254p). 12&deg;","O 256.f.3043; CME 3-628-48482-0; ECB 471; EN2 1810: 78; NSTC S2536; xOCLC",,,,
858,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A080","Incident and Interest","Miss C. SQUIRE",1810,"Female",,"INCIDENT AND INTEREST; OR, COPIES FROM NATURE. BY MISS SQUIRE","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, by J. M'Creery, Black-Horse-Court, 1810","2 vols (I iv, 275p; II 171p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-54711-3; ECB 557; EN2 1810: 79; xNSTC; xOCLC","Advertisement' dated London, Nov 1810. 'Wives as They Should Be! A Comedy in Three Acts' (drama) fills vol. 2, pp. [77]&ndash;171",,,
859,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A081","Priory of Saint Mary, The","Bridget ST HILAIRE",1810,"Female",,"THE PRIORY OF SAINT MARY. A ROMANCE FOUNDED ON DAYS OF OLD. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY BRIDGET ST. HILAIRE","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57, Wardour Street, for R. Ryan, 353, Oxford Street, and G. Shade, 26, Princes Street, Cavendish Square. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1810","4 vols (I 275p; II 264p; III 264p; IV 249p). 12&deg;","IU 823.Sa232; EN2 1810: 71; xNSTC; xOCLC","The last page of vol. 2 is mistakenly numbered 210, and pp. 245&ndash;249 in vol. 4 are mistakenly numbered 235&ndash;239","2nd edn 1810 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47157-5. This 'edn', involving the same publishers, has identical pagination",,
860,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A082","Libertine Husband, The","Anne Louise Germaine de STA&#203;L-HOLSTEIN",1810,"Female",,"THE LIBERTINE HUSBAND. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF MADAME DE STAEL HOLSTEIN, AUTHOR OF ""DELPHINE,"" ""CORINNA,"" &C","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 38, Berners Street, Oxford Street, 1810","2 vols (I 162p; II 171p). 12&deg;","BL 12510.b.20; NSTC S3445; EN2 1810: 80; OCLC 14353159","The publisher's attribution to de Sta&euml;l is doubtful. No French original discovered",,,
861,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A083","Di Montranzo","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1810,"Female",,"DI MONTRANZO; OR, THE NOVICE OF CORPUS DOMINI. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE, AUTHOR OF MONTBRASIL ABBEY; THE BANDIT'S BRIDE; STRIKING LIKENESSES; THE AGE WE LIVE IN, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1810","4 vols (I 254p; II 228p; III 228p; IV 270p). 12&deg;","O 256.e.17071; CME 3-628-48775-7; ECB 558; EN2 1810: 81; NSTC S3496; OCLC 7097060",,,,
862,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A084","Exile of Portugal, The","Augusta Amelia STUART",1810,"Female",,"THE EXILE OF PORTUGAL: A TALE OF THE PRESENT TIME, IN TWO VOLUMES, BY AUGUSTA AMELIA STUART, AUTHOR OF LUDOVICO'S TALE &C","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 38, Berners Street, 1810","2 vols (I v, 198p; II 191p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48684-X; ECB 567; EN2 1810: 82; xNSTC; xOCLC","ECB dates 1806, but no copy belonging to this year located",,,
863,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A085","Tales of Yore",,1810,"Male",,"TALES OF YORE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Mawman, 22, Poultry, 1810","3 vols (I iv, 336p; II iv, 340p; III iv, 345p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-52308-7; ECB 576; EN2 1810: 83; NSTC T414; OCLC 7104921","20 tales in all, from different foreign languages",,,
864,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A086","Infatuation","Margaret TURNER",1810,"Female",,"INFATUATION; OR SKETCHES FROM NATURE. BY MRS. TURNER, AUTHOR OF ""ORIGINAL POEMS."" IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Richard Phillips, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars, 1810","2 vols (I xii, 262p; II 249p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48843-5; ECB 603; EN2 1810: 84; NSTC T1885; xOCLC","Dedication to Henry Lidgbird, Esq., signed Margaret Turner. Printer's mark after imprint date reads: 'Gillet and Son, Printers, Crown-court, Fleet-Street'",,,
865,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A087","Officer's Daughter, The","Miss WALSH",1810,"Female",,"THE OFFICER'S DAUGHTER; OR, A VISIT TO IRELAND IN 1790. BY THE DAUGHTER OF A CAPTAIN IN THE NAVY, DECEASED. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Joyce Gold, Shoe Lane, 1810","4 vols (I xiv, 221p; II 252p; III 210p; IV 251p). 12&deg;","IU 823.Of25; EN2 1810: 85; xNSTC; OCLC 22539483","Dedication to the Hon. Mrs Fane. 'List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;xiv. Printer's colophon 'G. Sidney, Printer, Northumberland-Street, Strand' in vol. 1; 'Printed by Joyce Gold, Shoe Lane, London', vols 2 and 3; 'T. Bensley Printer, Bolt Court, Fleet Street, London', vol. 4. Summers and OCLC attribute to Miss Walsh, Gecker to Mrs Walsh",,,
866,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A088","Daughter of St Omar, The","Catherine George WARD",1810,"Female",,"THE DAUGHTER OF ST. OMAR. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY CATHARINE G. WARD","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1810","2 vols (I 263p; II 214p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48822-2; ECB 623; EN2 1810: 86; NSTC W505; xOCLC",,,,
867,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A089","Refusal, The","Jane WEST",1810,"Female",,"THE REFUSAL. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE ""TALE OF THE TIMES,"" ""INFIDEL FATHER,"" &C","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster Row, 1810","3 vols (I 318p; II vii, 385p; III vii, 422p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48895-8; ECB 631; EN2 1810: 87; NSTC W1351; OCLC 7127793",,"Philadelphia 1810 (OCLC)",,
868,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A090","Convent of Grey Penitents","Sarah Scudgell WILKINSON",1810,"Female",,"CONVENT OF GREY PENITENTS; OR, THE APOSTATE NUN. A ROMANCE, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MISS WILKINSON","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 38, Berners Street, Oxford Street, 1810","2 vols (I 198p; II 191p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48923-7; ECB 638; EN2 1810: 88; NSTC W1942; xOCLC",,,,
869,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1810A091","Heir of Drumcondra, The","Mary Julia YOUNG",1810,"Female",,"THE HEIR OF DRUMCONDRA; OR, FAMILY PRIDE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MARY JULIA YOUNG, AUTHOR OF THE SUMMER AT WEYMOUTH, THE SUMMER AT BRIGHTON, DONALDA, ROSEMOUNT CASTLE, EAST INDIAN, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1810","3 vols (I 224p; II 217p; III 255p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48992-X; ECB 653; EN2 1810: 89; NSTC Y237; xOCLC","Last page of vol. 2 is mistakenly numbered 241",,,
870,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A001","Edwy and Elgiva","John AGG",1811,"Male",,"EDWY AND ELGIVA, AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE OF THE TENTH CENTURY. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY JOHN AGG, AUTHOR OF ""MAC DERMOT,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, 66, Pall-Mall, 1811","4 vols (I 221p; II 216p; III 208p; IV 199p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47025-0; ECB 181; EN2 1811: 14; NSTC A587; xOCLC",,,,
871,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A002","Alidia and Cloridan","ANON",1811,"Unknown",,"ALIDIA AND CLORIDAN; OR, THE OFFSPRING OF BERTHA. A ROMANCE OF FORMER TIMES. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for, and published by, N. L. Pannier, Bookseller to his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent; and sold by J. M. Richardson, 23, Cornhill, and all other Booksellers, 1811","2 vols (I 266p; II 255p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47041-2; EN2 1811: 1; NSTC A903; xOCLC",,,,
872,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A003","Amonaida","ANON",1811,"Unknown",,"AMONAIDA; OR, THE DREADFUL CONSEQUENCES OF PARENTAL PREDILECTION. A ROMANCE, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ALIDIA AND CLORIDAN","London:                     Printed for, and published by, N. L. Pannier, at the English and Foreign Library, No. 15, Leicester-Place, Leicester-Square; and sold by J. M. Richardson, 23, Cornhill, and all other Booksellers, 1811","4 vols (I 223p; II 208p; III 201p; IV 204p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47054-4; EN2 1811: 2; NSTC A1162; xOCLC",,,,
873,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A004","Bath and London","ANON",1811,"Unknown",,"BATH AND LONDON; OR, SCENES IN EACH. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","4 vols (I 227p; II 219p; III 246p; IV 296p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47128-1; EN2 1811: 3; ECB 43; NSTC B942; OCLC 26840405",,,,
874,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A005","Black Banner, The","ANON",1811,"Unknown",,"THE BLACK BANNER; OR, THE SIEGE OF CLAGENFURTH. A ROMANTIC TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE BARON DE FALKENHEIM, MYSTERY UPON MYSTERY, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","4 vols (I 272p; II 290p; III 288p; IV 322p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47198-2; EN2 1811: 36; NSTC G2325; xOCLC","Originally attributed to Elisabeth Guénard, with reservations, in EN2 1811: 36, but now considered as an unidentified anonymous work, possibly by an unknown English author. It  also seems more likely that <i>La Banni&egrave;re noire; ou le si&eacute;ge de Clagenforth</i> (1820), though attributed in CCFR to Guénard, is in fact a French translation of this work. For further details, see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>",,,
875,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A006","British Soldier and Sailor, The","ANON",1811,"Unknown",,"THE BRITISH SOLDIER AND SAILOR, THEIR FAMILIES, AND FRIENDS","London, 1811","2 vols","No copy located; EN2 1811: 4; xNSTC; xOCLC","This title appears as a novel title in the 'New Publications' listings of ER and QR, for Aug and May 1811 respectively; and in WSW I: 18",,,
876,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A007","Dead Letter Office, The","ANON",1811,"Unknown",,"THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE; AND A TALE FOR THE ENGLISH FARMER'S FIRE-SIDE. BY THE AUTHOR OF CORINNA OF ENGLAND, WINTER IN BATH, EVERSFIELD ABBEY, WOMAN OF COLOUR, BANKS OF THE WYE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, Paternoster-Row, n.d. [1811]","2 vols (I 262p; II 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47380-2; ECB 156; EN2 1811: 5; xNSTC; xOCLC","Introduction , vol. 1, pp. 1&ndash;16, suggests female authorship. 'Observations by the Author' at end (vol. 2, pp. 250&ndash;51) indicates indebtedness to Miss Hamilton's 'Tale for the Ingle Nook' [i.e. <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A051""><i>The Cottagers of Glenburnie</i></a> (EN2 1808: 52)]. Sometimes attributed to Mrs E. G. Bayfield or to J. H. James, but see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A008""><i>A Winter in Bath</i></a> (EN2 1807: 7) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A002""><i>The Banks of the Wye</i></a> (EN2 1808: 1)",,,
877,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A008","Decision, The","ANON",1811,"Unknown",,"THE DECISION; A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF CAROLINE ORMSBY, OR THE REAL LUCILLA; THE ACCEPTANCE, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square, 1811","3 vols (I 207p; II 192p; III 167p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47381-0; ECB 156; EN2 1811: 6; xNSTC; OCLC 13079790","This title has misled some catalogues into attributing works by this unidentified author to Grace Kennedy, though the latter's <i>The Decision</i> (1821, and her first work) is in the form of a play (BL 4410.f.14). Block attributes this 1811 Decision to Barbara Hofland, almost certainly mistaking it for Hofland's 1-vol. <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1824A048""><i>Decision: A Tale</i></a> (EN2 1824: 48). This work is also distinct from Anne Raikes Harding's 3-vol. <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1397""><i>Decision: A Tale</i></a> (EN2 1819: 37)",,,
878,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A009","Frederick; or, Memoirs of my Youth","ANON",1811,"Unknown",,"FREDERICK; OR, MEMOIRS OF MY YOUTH. INTERSPERSED WITH OCCASIONAL VERSE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-Street; and J. Parker, Oxford, 1811","2 vols (I 284p; II 271p). 12&deg;","E NF.1325.b.5; ECB 216; EN2 1811: 7; NSTC F1583; OCLC 45269295",,,,
879,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A010","Julia de Vienne","ANON",1811,"Female",,"JULIA DE VIENNE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. IMITATED FROM THE FRENCH, BY A LADY","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1811","4 vols (I 214p; II 227p; III 256p; IV 256p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48005-1; ECB 314; EN2 1811: 8; xNSTC; OCLC 21794593","French original not discovered. Dedication to the Prince of Wales, introducing 'this my first attempt', followed by 'List of Subscribers' (2 pp. unn.). The same dedication and list are found, almost certainly misplaced, in the Corvey copy of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1810A013""><i>The House of Lancaster</i></a> (EN2 1810: 11)","see note above",,
880,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A011","Mountain Chief, The","ANON",1811,"Unknown",,"THE MOUNTAIN CHIEF; OR, THE DESCENDANT OF WILLIAM TELL, THE DELIVERER OF SWITZERLAND. A ROMANCE, IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by John Dean, 57, Wardour Street, Soho. For George Hughes, 221, Tottenham-Court Road. Bookseller to her R.H. the Princess of Wales, 1811","4 vols (I 240p; II 216p; III 190p; IV 220p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48353-0; EN2 1811: 9; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
881,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A012","Spectre of the Mountain of Grenada, The","ANON",1811,"Unknown",,"THE SPECTRE OF THE MOUNTAIN OF GRENADA; A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by John Dean, 57, Wardour Street, Soho. For George Hughes, 221, Tottenham-Court Road. Bookseller to her R.H. the Princess of Wales, 1811","3 vols (I 268p; II 224p; III 255p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48668-8; EN2 1811: 11; xNSTC; OCLC 7076433","Listed by Blakey (copy not seen) as a Minerva publication; but not located in this form. Pigoreau lists a French title <i>Le Spectre de la Montagne de Grenade</i> (1809), by 'Désirée Castellerat', probably meaning Désirée de Castéra, which may possibly represent the source title",,,
882,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A013","St Bride's Manor","ANON",1811,"Unknown",,"ST. BRIDE'S MANOR. A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. F. Hughes, 15, Paternoster Row, 1811","2 vols (I 217p; II 193p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48594-0; EN2 1811: 10; xNSTC; xOCLC","ECB 511 lists Crosby edn July 1811; but no copy with such an imprint located",,,
883,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A014","Times, The","ANON",1811,"Unknown",,"THE TIMES, A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit Street, Bond Street, 1811","2 vols (I viii, 186p; II 172p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48957-1; ECB 591; EN2 1811: 12; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication to Mrs Hamilton",,,
884,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A015","Winter in Paris, A","ANON",1811,"Female",,"A WINTER IN PARIS; OR MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE C****: WRITTEN BY HERSELF. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1811","3 vols (I 224p; II 231p; III 190p). 12&deg;","BL 12623.e.6; ECB 644; EN2 1811: 13; NSTC C6; OCLC 22974161",,,,
885,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A016","Spirit of ""The Book"", The","Thomas ASHE",1811,"Male",,"THE SPIRIT OF ""THE BOOK;"" OR, MEMOIRS OF CAROLINE, PRINCESS OF HASBURGH, A POLITICAL AND AMATORY ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. EDITED BY THOMAS ASHE, ESQ","London:                     Printed and published by Allen & Co. No. 15, Paternoster-Row, 1811","3 vols (I x, 230p; II 250p; III 272p). 12&deg;","BL G.5114-16; ECB 28; EN2 1811: 15; NSTC C717; OCLC 2639493",,"2nd edn 1811 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1811 (NSTC); 4th edn 1812 (NSTC); abridgement 1812 (NSTC); Philadelphia (from 3rd London edn) 1812 (OCLC); French trans., 1813; German trans., 1813",,
886,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A017","Sense and Sensibility","Jane AUSTEN",1811,"Female",,"SENSE AND SENSIBILITY: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A LADY","London:                     Printed for the Author, by C. Roworth, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar, and published by T. Egerton, Whitehall, 1811","3 vols (I 317p; II 278p; III 301p). 12&deg;","BL C.71.bb.14; ECB 527; EN2 1811: 16; NSTC A2018; OCLC 2731255",,"2nd edn 1813 (NSTC); 1833 (NSTC); 1837 (NSTC); 1844 (NSTC); 1849 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1833 (NSTC); French trans., 1815 [as <i>Raison et Sensibilité, ou les deux mani&egrave;res d'aimer</i> (CCFR)]",,
887,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A018","Metropolis; or, a Cure for Gaming, The","Eaton Stannard BARRETT",1811,"Male",,"THE METROPOLIS; OR, A CURE FOR GAMING. INTERSPERSED WITH ANECDOTES OF LIVING CHARACTERS IN HIGH LIFE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY CERVANTES HOGG, ESQ. AUTHOR OF THE RISING SUN, THE SETTING SUN, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","3 vols (I 218p; II 248p; III 259p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47700-X; EN2 1811: 18; NSTC B671; OCLC 26637294","A different work from <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1819A013""><i>The Metropolis. A Novel</i></a> (EN2 1819: 13). ECB 383 lists Newman edn, June 1822; but not discovered in this form",,,
888,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A019","Elnathan","Antoine BARTHES DE MARMORI&#200;RES",1811,"Male",,"ELNATHAN; OR, THE AGES OF MAN. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. BY A PHILOSOPHER","London:                     A. K. Newman, 1811","3 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 185; EN2 1811: 17; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Elnathan; ou les âges de l'homme, traduit du chaldéen</i> (Paris, 1802). Listed in Blakey, but copy not seen by her",,,
889,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A020","Eva of Cambria","Amelia BEAUCLERC",1811,"Female",,"EVA OF CAMBRIA; OR, THE FUGITIVE DAUGHTER. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY EMMA DE LISLE, AUTHOR OF THE SOLDIER'S OFFSPRING, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","3 vols (I 264p; II 269p; III 279p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48106-6; EN2 1811: 19; xNSTC; OCLC 44862197","Blakey (p. 232) states that this title is not by Emma de Lisle [the pseudonym of Emma Parker], but the production of another author, sent to the press for hers; and that her manuscript was later published as <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1811A065""><i>Fitz-Edward</i></a> (EN2 1811: 65). <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1811A021""><i>Ora and Juliet</i></a> (EN2 1811: 20), almost certainly by Beauclerc, states on its t.p. that it is 'by the author of Eva of Cambria'",,,
890,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A021","Ora and Juliet","Amelia BEAUCLERC",1811,"Female",,"ORA AND JULIET; OR, INFLUENCE OF FIRST PRINCIPLES. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF EVA OF CAMBRIA, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","4 vols (I 238p; II 228p; III 233p; IV 231p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48310-7; EN2 1811: 20; xNSTC; OCLC 24524178",,,,
891,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A022","Philosophical Wanderers, The","John BIGLAND",1811,"Male",,"THE PHILOSOPHICAL WANDERERS; OR, THE HISTORY OF THE ROMAN TRIBUNE, AND THE PRIESTESS OF MINERVA: EXHIBITING THE VICISSITUDES THAT DIVERSIFY THE FORTUNES OF NATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS. BY JOHN BIGLAND, AUTHOR OF ""THE HISTORICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL VIEW OF THE WORLD;"" ""LETTERS ON ANCIENT AND MODERN HISTORY,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Paternoster-Row; Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, Poultry; and James Cundee, Ivy-Lane, 1811","1 vol.  (xii, 286p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.d.5; ECB 56; EN2 1811: 21; NSTC B2895; OCLC 27690899",,,,
892,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A023","Idiot, The","H BOSWELL",1811,"Female",,"THE IDIOT; OR, PICTURES OF LIFE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY H. BOSWELL","London:                     Printed by G. E. Miles, 127, Oxford Street; for G. Shade, 26, Princes Street, Cavendish Square, 1811","3 vols (I 213p; II 214p; III 213p). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.B672I.1811; EN2 1811: 22; xNSTC; OCLC 6675896","Summers (p. 571) attributes to G. H. Boswell; Allibone and Block give author as Miss H. Boswell. Colophon in vol. 3 reads: 'Printed by J. Dean, 57, Wardour St. Soho'; colophons in other vols match t.p",,,
893,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A024","Old Family Legend, An","James Norris BREWER",1811,"Male",,"AN OLD FAMILY LEGEND; OR, ONE HUSBAND AND TWO MARRIAGES. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY JAMES NORRIS BREWER, AUTHOR OF A WINTER'S TALE, SECRETS MADE PUBLIC, A DESCRIPTIVE AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF SPLENDID PALACES, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","4 vols (I iv, 200p; II 234p; III 232p; IV 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47197-4; ECB 73; EN2 1811: 23; NSTC B4249; xOCLC","Dedication to Richard Cumberland, Esq., signed J. Norris Brewer, Hurst, Berks",,,
894,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A025","Wieland","Charles Brockden BROWN",1811,"Male",,"WIELAND, OR THE TRANSFORMATION, AN AMERICAN TALE. BY B. C. [sic] BROWN, AUTHOR OF ORMOND, OR THE SECRET WITNESS, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Re-printed for H. Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1811","3 vols (I viii, 218p; II 200p; III 175p). 12&deg;","BL 12703.f.5; ECB 78; EN2 1811: 24; NSTC B4734; OCLC 6662432","Full imprint actually reads: 'New York printed, London: Re-printed for H. Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1811.'  Dedication to Richard Brinsley Sheridan, signed Henry Colburn; 'Advertisement' signed 'B. C. B.' and dated Sep 1798. ECB gives title as 'Wieland; or, the Transformation: a romance'. Originally published New York 1798 (Blanck, ESTC)","New edn 1822, as <i>Wieland, an American tale</i> (OCLC); French trans., 1841 [as <i>Wieland, ou la voix mystérieuse &hellip; (traduction faite sur la derni&egrave;re édition de Londres)</i> (CCFR)]",,
895,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A026","Self-Control","Mary BRUNTON",1811,"Female",,"SELF-CONTROL: A NOVEL","Edinburgh:                     Printed by George Ramsay & Co. for Manners and Miller; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1811","2 vols (I x, 388p; II 468p). 8&deg;","BL 1608/742; ECB 526; EN2 1811: 25; NSTC B5017; OCLC 22504728","Dedication to Miss Joanna Baillie, dated Jan 1811","2nd edn 1811 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1811 (NSTC); 4th edn 1812 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48640-8; London 1832 (NSTC); 1844 (NSTC); [at least 2 more edns to 1850]; New York 1811 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1811 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1829 [as <i>Laure Montreville, ou l'empire sur soi-même</i> (CCFR)]",,
896,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A027","Heroine of Almeida, The","Dr CAMPBELL",1811,"Male",,"THE HEROINE OF ALMEIDA, A NOVEL: FOUNDED ON FACTS, RELATING TO THE CAMPAIGNS IN SPAIN AND PORTUGAL, UNDER LORD WELLINGTON, AND GENERAL BERESFORD. BY DR. CAMPBELL, AUTHOR OF ""THE FEMALE MINOR"", &C. &C","Dublin:                     Printed by J. Charles, No. 49, Mary-Street, 1811","1 vol.  (v, 145p). 12&deg;","Dt OLS 186.o.34; EN2 1811: 26; xNSTC; OCLC 40997226","A Prefatory Address to the Reader', pp. [iii]&ndash;v, clearly presents this as a novel",,,
897,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A028","Beauford","Henry CARD",1811,"Male",,"BEAUFORD: OR, A PICTURE OF HIGH LIFE. BY HENRY CARD, M.A. OF PEMBROKE COLLEGE, OXFORD. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-Yard; by Law and Gilbert, St. John's-Square, Clerkenwell, 1811","2 vols (I vii, 325p; II 312p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47212-1; ECB 97; EN2 1811: 27; NSTC C587; OCLC 30642121","Dedication 'to Henry David Erskine, Esq.', dated Chapel Hill, near Margate, Oct 1811",,,
898,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A029","Mysterious Hand, The","Augustus Jacob CRANDOLPH",1811,"Male",,"THE MYSTERIOUS HAND; OR, SUBTERRANEAN HORROURS! A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY AUGUSTUS JACOB CRANDOLPH","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","3 vols (I ii, 218p; II 217p; III 254p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47350-0; ECB 479; EN2 1811: 28; NSTC C4094; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Her Royal Highness, The Princess Mary', dated Nov 1810. Novel dated Jan 1811 at end of vol. 3. ECB lists under Randolph (A. J.)","French trans., 1819",,
899,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A030","Passions, The","Charlotte DACRE",1811,"Female",,"THE PASSIONS. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ROSA MATILDA, AUTHOR OF HOURS OF SOLITUDE; THE NUN; ZOFLOYA; LIBERTINE, &C","London:                     Printed for T. Cadell, and W. Davies, Strand, 1811","4 vols (I 287p; II 292p; III 252p; IV 340p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47387-X; ECB 149; EN2 1811: 29; NSTC D48; OCLC 6716458",,,,
900,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A031","Despotism","Isaac D'ISRAELI",1811,"Male",,"DESPOTISM: OR THE FALL OF THE JESUITS. A POLITICAL ROMANCE, ILLUSTRATED BY HISTORICAL ANECDOTES","London:                     Printed for John Murray, Fleet-Street; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1811","2 vols (I xvi, 230p; II [231]&#8211;478p). 8&deg;","BL 12613.d.19; ECB 160; EN2 1811: 30; NSTC D936; OCLC 16921143","Preface', vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;xi, provides 'An historical introduction to a fictitious Narrative'. Novel proper ends vol. 2, p. 312, followed by notes, pp. 313&ndash;474, and an 'Index to the Notes which particularly relate to the Jesuits', pp. [475]&ndash;478",,,
901,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A032","Fatherless Fanny","Mrs EDGEWORTH",1811,"Female",,"FATHERLESS FANNY; OR, THE MEMOIRS OF A LITTLE MENDICANT, AND HER BENEFACTORS. A MODERN NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. EDGEWORTH. AUTHORESS OF ""THE WIFE; OR, A MODEL FOR WOMEN,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 57. Wardour Street, Soho. For James Taylor, and Co. 25, Dean Street; and Sherwood, Neeley, and Jones, Paternoster Row, 1811","4 vols (I 212p; II 187p; III 212p; IV 212p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47529-5; EN2 1811: 31; NSTC E234; xOCLC","This work was much reprinted, and has been attributed to Clara Reeve (d. 1807) and to Thomas Peckett Prest (born c. 1810). The edn published by Fisher, Son & Co, London 1833 (p.c.), is titled <i>Fatherless Fanny; or a Young Lady's First Entrance into Life</i>, 'by the late Miss Taylor. Edited and enlarged by Mrs Sarah Green': the ending of this also differs from earlier versions. The 1811 edn described in this record represents the first known printing (and attribution) of the work","1818 (OCLC 50153177); 1819 (OCLC); Sheffield 1819 (OCLC); Manchester 1820 (OCLC); Exeter 1820 (OCLC); [also frequently reprinted, under London and provincial imprints, to 1850]; New York 1836 (NSTC); French trans., 1812 [as <i>Fanny, ou mémoires d'une jeune orpheline et de ses bienfaiteurs</i> (CCFR under Edgeworth, Maria)]",,
902,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A033","Shipwreck, The","Theodore EDGEWORTH",1811,"Male",,"THE SHIPWRECK; OR, MEMOIRS OF AN IRISH OFFICER AND HIS FAMILY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THEODORE EDGEWORTH, ESQ","London:                     Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside, and sold by all other Booksellers, 1811","3 vols (I 216p; II 216p; III 192p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47518-X; ECB 178; EN2 1811: 32; NSTC E264; OCLC 41318864","CR and MR both suspect that the author name represents an opportunistic pseudonym (click on Reviews link below)",,,
903,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A034","Fatal Ambition","A. V. FORSTER",1811,"Male",,"FATAL AMBITION, OR, THE MYSTERIES OF THE CAVERNS. A ROMANCE OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A. V. FORSTER, ESQ. ROYAL WEST MIDDLESEX MILITIA","London:                     Printed for Thomas Tegg. No. 111, Cheapside, and sold by all other Booksellers, 1811","3 vols (I 214p; II 192p; III 176p). 12&deg;","MH-H 18485.20; ECB 211; EN2 1811: 33; xNSTC; xOCLC","Opp. t.p. of all 3 vols advs for 'New Popular Novels just Published, by Thomas Tegg', viz. 'The Shipwreck', 'The Lady of the Lake', and ('in the press') 'The Hottentot Venus; or, Love in Africa, A Romance'&mdash;no copy of this last work has been discovered",,,
904,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A035","Frederick de Montford","Edward GOULBURN",1811,"Male",,"FREDERICK DE MONTFORD. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE PURSUITS OF FASHION","London:                     Printed for John Ebers, 23, Old Bond-Street, 1811","3 vols (I vi, 254p; II 252p; III 250p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; EN2 1811: 34; xNSTC; OCLC 12405713",,,,
905,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A036","Good Men of Modern Date","Sarah GREEN",1811,"Female",,"GOOD MEN OF MODERN DATE. A SATIRICAL TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. GREEN, AUTHOR OF ROMANCE READERS AND ROMANCE WRITERS, REFORMIST, ROYAL EXILE, &C","London:                     Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside, 1811","3 vols (I xii, 184p; II missing; III 179p). 12&deg;","George Washington University PR.4728.G26G661811; ECB 244; EN2 1811: 35; xNSTC; OCLC 25252572","To the Reviewers, in particular to the British and Critical Reviewers' signed 'Westminster. S. Green'. Vol. 2 missing in George Washington University","Philadelphia 1813 (OCLC)",,
906,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A037","Adventures of a Seven-Shilling Piece, The","Ann Mary HAMILTON",1811,"Female",,"THE ADVENTURES OF A SEVEN-SHILLING PIECE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY A. HAMILTON, AUTHOR OF MONTALVA, &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed by R. Juigné, 17, Margaret-St. Cavendish-Sq. for N. L. Pannier, at the English, Foreign and Classical Library, 15, Leicester-Place, Leicester-Square, and sold by J. M. Richardson, 23, Cornhill, and all other Booksellers, 1811","2 vols (I xvi, 207p; II 240p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.ff.12; EN2 1811: 37; NSTC H298; OCLC 45662138",,,,
907,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A038","Montalva","Ann Mary HAMILTON",1811,"Female",,"MONTALVA; OR ANNALS OF GUILT. A TALE. BY A. HAMILTON, AUTHOR OF THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON","London:                     Printed for, and published by, N. L. Pannier, at the English and Foreign Library, No. 15, Leicester-Place, Leicester-Square; and sold by J. M. Richardson, 23, Cornhill, and all other Booksellers, 1811","2 vols (I 272p; II 293p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47585-6; EN2 1811: 38; NSTC H302; xOCLC",,,,
908,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A039","Winter at St James's, A","Ann Mary HAMILTON",1811,"Female",,"A WINTER AT ST. JAMES'S; OR, MODERN MANNERS. A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY A. HAMILTON, AUTHOR OF ""THE IRISHWOMAN IN LONDON,"" &C","London:                     Printed and published by Allen & Co. No. 15, Paternoster-Row, 1811","4 vols (I 246p; II 244p; III 231p; IV 234p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47599-6; ECB 252; EN2 1811: 39; xNSTC; OCLC 13304679","Author given as Emma Hamilton by ECB and <i>Biographical Dictionary of the Living Authors of Great Britain and Ireland</i> (London, 1816)",,,
909,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A040","Countess and Gertrude, The","Laetitia-Matilda HAWKINS",1811,"Female",,"THE COUNTESS AND GERTRUDE; OR, MODES OF DISCIPLINE. BY LAETITIA-MATILDA HAWKINS. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Church-Yard; by Law and Gilbert, St. John's Square, Clerkenwell, 1811","4 vols (I xxxi, 383p; II 415p; III 408p; IV 425p). 8&deg;","BL 12643.ppp.32; ECB 259; EN2 1811: 40; NSTC H990; OCLC 12620373","Dedication to Mrs H. M. Bowdler, signed Twickenham, Nov. 1811","2nd edn 1812 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47540-6",,
910,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A041","Amatonda","Christian Leberecht HEYNE",1811,"Male","Henry Crabb ROBINSON","AMATONDA. A TALE, FROM THE GERMAN OF ANTON WALL","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1811","1 vol.  (xxiii, 288p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51023-6; ECB 620; EN2 1811: 41; NSTC A1463; OCLC 23099779","Trans. of <i>Persische M&auml;rchen: Amathonte</i> (Altenburg, 1799). Anton Wall was the pseudonym for Christian Leberecht Heyne. Drop-head sub-title reads: 'A Persian Tale'. Text proper ends on p. 274, followed by 'Note referred to in Page 260', pp. 275&ndash;88",,,
911,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A042","Inhabitants of Earth, The","Anthony Frederick HOLSTEIN",1811,"Male",,"THE INHABITANTS OF EARTH; OR, THE FOLLIES OF WOMAN. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ANTHONY FREDERICK HOLSTEIN, AUTHOR OF SIR OWEN GLENDOWR; LOVE, MYSTERY, & MISERY; THE ASSASSIN OF ST. GLENROY; THE MISERIES OF AN HEIRESS, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall Street, 1811","3 vols (I iv, 233p; II 235p; III 303p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47735-2; ECB 278; EN2 1811: 42; NSTC H2275; xOCLC","Preface dated London, Mar 1811",,,
912,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A043","Isadora of Milan","Anthony Frederick HOLSTEIN",1811,"Male",,"ISADORA OF MILAN. IN FIVE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit Street, New Bond Street, 1811","5 vols (I 202p; II 204p; III 211p; IV 202p; V 212p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47873-1; ECB 301; EN2 1811: 43; NSTC H2276; OCLC 13288288","A (fictional) 'Addenda, by the Editor', vol. 5, pp. 210&ndash;12, signed 'Willoughby Clive', states that 'The foregoing Narrative was written by Walter, Lord St. Aubin'. ECB lists under title only; this work is however attributed to Holstein in the title of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1813A033""><i>L'Intriguante</i></a> (EN2 1813: 33). OCLC 13288294 describes variant issue, with the caption title: 'Errors of human nature'",,,
913,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A044","St Ostberg","Caroline HORWOOD",1811,"Female",,"ST. OSTBERG, OR THE CARMELITE MONK. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. Dean, 7. Wardour Street, Soho. Published and sold by M. Taylor and Co. 25, Dean Street, Soho, and by all Booksellers, 1811","4 vols (I 212p; II 212p; III 212p; IV 224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47215-6; EN2 1811: 44; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
914,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A045","Married Life","Miss HOWARD",1811,"Female",,"MARRIED LIFE; OR, FAULTS ON ALL SIDES. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY MISS HOWARD","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","5 vols (I 286p; II 243p; III 230p; IV 242p; V 235p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47746-8; ECB 285; EN2 1811: 45; xNSTC; xOCLC",,"Philadelphia 1812 (OCLC)",,
915,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A046","Schoolmistress, The","Rachel HUNTER",1811,"Female",,"THE SCHOOLMISTRESS; A MORAL TALE FOR YOUNG LADIES. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. HUNTER, OF NORWICH, AUTHOR OF LETITIA, LADY MACLAIRN, UNEXPECTED LEGACY, HISTORY OF THE GRUBTHORPE FAMILY, MRS. PALMERSTONE'S LETTERS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","2 vols (I 208p; II 192p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47803-0; ECB 289; EN2 1811: 46; NSTC H3177; xOCLC","Presence in the 'Novels and Romances' section of a number of circulating library catalogues indicates a general audience; the tone is adult",,,
916,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A047","Rhydisel","Anthony Gregory JOHNSTONE",1811,"Male",,"RHYDISEL. THE DEVIL IN OXFORD. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1811","2 vols (I xii, 256p; II iv, 318p). 12&deg;","O G.A.Oxon.8<sup>o</sup> 88,89; ECB 491; EN2 1811: 47; NSTC J844; OCLC 5523818","ECB dates c. 1830, probably in error. Author attribution from the Bodleian catalogue, which is repeated in NSTC; Wolff (Item 7556) and OCLC treat as anonymous",,,
917,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A048","Family Quarrels","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1811,"Male",,"FAMILY QUARRELS. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY AUGUSTUS LAFONTAINE, AUTHOR OF ""LOBENSTEIN VILLAGE,""&#8212;""THE RAKE AND THE MISANTHROPE.""&#8212;""BARON DE FLEMING,""&#8212;""HERMANN AND EMILIA,""&#8212;""RODOLPHUS OF WERDENBURGH,"" ""SAINT JULIEN,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed and published by John Dean No. 7, Wardour Street, Soho: sold by all Booksellers, 1811","3 vols (I 211p; II 216p; III 196p). 12&deg;","BL 1152.b.1; EN2 1811: 48; NSTC L150; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Das Haus Barburg, oder der Familienzwist</i> (Berlin, 1805). 'The Translator's Preface', vol. 1, pp. [5]&ndash;13, points to the greater challenge presented by translation from the German rather than French: 'The German novels are usually more difficult to translate, and contain many more intricate passges than those of the French school' (p. [5]). The present title, however, more closely matches <i>Les querelles de famille</i> (Paris, 1809), itself from the German",,,
918,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A049","Empire of the Nairs, The","James Henry LAWRENCE",1811,"Male",,"THE EMPIRE OF THE NAIRS; OR, THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN. AN UTOPIAN ROMANCE, IN TWELVE BOOKS. BY JAMES LAWRENCE, AUTHOR OF ""THE BOSOM FRIEND,"" ""LOVE, AN ALLEGORY,"" ETC. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, jun. and E. T. Hookham, No. 15, Old Bond Street, 1811","5 vols (I viii, xliii, 216p; II 242p; III 254p; IV 262p, v). 12&deg;","BL 1459.b.5&ndash;6; EN2 1811: 49; NSTC L772; OCLC 22291947","Vol. 1 includes 'An Essay on the Nair System of Gallantry and Inheritance'. 'Advertisement', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;viii, states that this Essay had been previously published, with the encouragement of Wieland, in the <i>German Mercury</i> in 1793, and that the novel was similarly published, with the encouragement of Schiller, in the <i>Journal der Romane</i> for 1801, 'under the title of ""<i>Das Paradies der Liebe</i>""', subsequently appearing again under the title <i>Das Reich der Nairen</i>. The same Advertisement also describes a French translation by the present author, published under the title of <i>L'Empire des Nairs</i> in 1803. It continues by explaining that this English translation has been issued as an attempt to forestall another by 'a man of letters' who 'has already delivered his manuscript to a bookseller'","2nd edn 1811 (OCLC); 1813 (NUC); 1824 (OCLC); French trans., 1814",,
919,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A050","Cottage Dialogues among the Irish Peasantry","Mary LEADBEATER",1811,"Female",,"COTTAGE DIALOGUES AMONG THE IRISH PEASANTRY. BY MARY LEADBEATER. WITH NOTES AND A PREFACE BY MARIA EDGEWORTH, AUTHOR OF CASTLE RACKRENT, &C","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Churchyard, 1811","1 vol.  (v, 343p). 12&deg;","BL 8275.aa.18; ECB 335; EN2 1811: 50; NSTC L877; OCLC 15561035","Advertisement to the Reader, signed Maria Edgeworth, Edgeworth Town, 1 July 1810. 'Glossary and Notes for the Use of the English Reader' occupies pp. 269&ndash;343. This work was also published in a Dublin edn, 'Printed by J. and J. Carrick, Bachelor's-Walk, 1811', 167p, with a 'List of Subscribers', pp. iii&ndash;xi. It was followed by the same author's <i>Cottage Dialogues [&hellip;] Part Two</i> (Dublin, 1813), 140p, and <i>The Landlord's Friend, intended as a sequel to Cottage Dialogues</i> (Dublin, 1813), 113p. These short works, strongly polemical in character, are not itemised separately in this database","Dublin 1811 (NSTC); 4th edn Dublin 1813 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1811 (OCLC)",,
920,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A051","Rudolph and Adelaide","M. A. MARCHANT",1811,"Male",,"RUDOLPH AND ADELAIDE; OR, THE FORT OF ST. FERNANDOS. BY M. A. MARCHANT","London:                     Sherwood, 1811","3 vols. 8&deg;","No copy located; EN2 1811: 51; xNSTC; xOCLC","Publisher from Block and Summers; format from Summers",,,
921,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A052","Laura","Caroline MAXWELL",1811,"Female",,"LAURA; OR THE INVISIBLE LOVER. A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. DEDICATED BY PERMISSION, TO HER GRACE, THE DUTCHESS [sic] OF DEVONSHIRE, BY MRS. CAROLINE MAXWELL, AUTHOR OF ""ALFRED OF NORMANDY;"" ""LIONEL;"" AND THE ""EARL OF DESMOND.""","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by E. Jones, 5, Newgate Street, and may be had of every Bookseller in the Kingdom, 1811","4 vols (I xii, 211p; II 188p; III 131p; IV 153p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48204-6; EN2 1811: 52; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication to the Duchess of Devonshire, signed 'Georgiana Caroline Maxwell. Upper Mary le-bone Street', 31 Jan 1811",,,
922,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A053","Stratagems Defeated","Mary MEEKE",1811,"Female",,"STRATAGEMS DEFEATED. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY GABRIELLI, AUTHOR OF LANGHTON PRIORY; MYSTERIOUS WIFE; MYSTERIOUS HUSBAND; HARCOURT, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall Street, 1811","4 vols (I 348p; II 379p; III 379p; IV 370p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47858-8; ECB 565; EN2 1811: 53; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
923,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A054","Sentimental Anecdotes","Pauline-Isabelle de Bottens, Baronne de MONTOLIEU",1811,"Female","Elizabeth GUNNING [afterwards PLUNKETT, Elizabeth]","SENTIMENTAL ANECDOTES, BY MADAME DE MONTOLIEU, AUTHOR OF ""TALES"", ""CAROLINE OF LICHFIELD [sic],"" &C. &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH BY MRS. PLUNKETT, FORMERLY MISS GUNNING","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, opposite St. James's Palace, 1811","2 vols (I 154p; II 146p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.272; ECB 393; EN2 1811: 54; NSTC P2363; xOCLC","I Containing Eliza and Albert; II Containing Marcel; or, the Cobbler of the Cottage. Sophia; or, the Blind Girl. Eleonore; or, the Beautiful Eyes. Drop-head/running title vol. 1: 'Eliza and Albert: a Swiss Anecdote'; vol. 2: 'Marcel; or, the Cobbler of the Cottage' [3]&ndash;45; 'Sophia; or, the Blind Girl' [49]&ndash;94; 'Eleonore; or, the Beautiful Eyes' [97]&ndash;146. In vol. 2 each story has its own half-title; drop-head of 'Sophia' also includes 'The Recital of Henry P. at Twenty-five' and that of 'Eleonore' is headed 'Conclusion of the Blind Girl' and has 'The Recital of Henry P. at Thirty-five'","Philadelphia 1812 (NSTC)",,
924,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A055","Sir Ralph de Bigod","Edward MOORE",1811,"Male",,"SIR RALPH DE BIGOD. A ROMANCE OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, INTERSPERSED WITH ANECDOTES OF REAL LIFE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY EDWARD MOORE, ESQ","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","4 vols (I 303p; II 300p; III 304p; IV 302p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48278-X; ECB 375; EN2 1811: 55; xNSTC; OCLC 47139643","ECB gives author as 'Edwd. Mawe'",,,
925,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A056","Brighton in an Uproar","Henrietta Maria MORIARTY",1811,"Female",,"BRIGHTON IN AN UPROAR; COMPRISING ANECDOTES OF SIR TIMOTHY FLIGHT, MR. ABRAHAMS, SOLOMONS, ALIAS MODISH AND FAMILY, &C. &C. &C. A NOVEL, FOUNDED ON FACTS, BY H. M. MORIARTY [&#8230;]  IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for, and sold by the Author, 29, Villier's-Street, Strand; and by all the Booksellers, 1811","2 vols (I 240p; II 200p). 12&deg;","BL 12654.t.24; ECB 396; EN2 1811: 56; NSTC M3282; xOCLC",,"2nd edn 1811 (OCLC 47103783)",,
926,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A057","Welch Mountaineer, The","Arthur MOWER",1811,"Male",,"THE WELCH MOUNTAINEER. BY ARTHUR MOWER. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster Row, by F. Vigurs, 5, Princes Street, Leicester Square, 1811","2 vols (I xix, 147p; II 128p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48389-1; ECB 399; EN2 1811: 57; NSTC M3508; xOCLC","Dedication 'The Author, to Himself', dated London, May 1811. Preface complaining of the superfluity and similarity of novels, dated London, June 1811",,,
927,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A058","Life and Adventures of Paul Plaintive, Esq., The","William MUDFORD",1811,"Male",,"THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF PAUL PLAINTIVE, ESQ. AN AUTHOR. COMPILED FROM ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS, AND INTERSPERSED WITH SPECIMENS OF HIS GENIUS, IN PROSE AND POETRY. BY MARTIN GRIBALDUS SWAMMERDAM, (HIS NEPHEW AND EXECUTOR)","London:                     Printed by W. Flint, Old Bailey; for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1811","2 vols (I xxii, 237p; II 264p). 12&deg;","BL 1152.b.7; EN2 1811: 58; NSTC M3541; OCLC 49430197","Dedication to William Mudford', signed M. G. Swammerdam, 20 Aug 1811. This is followed by a separate Preface dated 17 Aug 1811, signed M. G. S",,,
928,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A059","Think's-I-to-Myself","Edward NARES",1811,"Male",,"THINK'S-I-TO-MYSELF. A SERIO-LUDICRO, TRAGICO-COMICO TALE, WRITTEN BY THINK'S-I-TO-MYSELF WHO? IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Law and Gilbert, St. John's Square, Clerkenwell: and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, 20, Paternoster Row; Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Asperne, Cornhill, 1811","2 vols (I 226p; II 206p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.d.18; EN2 1811: 59; NSTC N290; OCLC 3850418",,"2nd edn 1811 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1811 (NSTC); 5th edn 1811 (NSTC); 6th edn 1812 (NSTC); 7th edn 1812 (OCLC); [at least 2 more edns to 1850]; Boston 1812 (OCLC) [also New York 1812 (OCLC); Wilmington, DE, 1812 (OCLC)]; German trans., 1827",,
929,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A060","Patriarchal Times","Adelaide O'KEEFFE",1811,"Female",,"PATRIARCHAL TIMES; OR, THE LAND OF CANAAN: A FIGURATIVE HISTORY, IN SEVEN BOOKS. COMPRISING INTERESTING EVENTS, INCIDENTS, & CHARACTERS, FOUNDED ON THE HOLY SCRIPTURES. BY MISS O'KEEFFE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. Dennett, Leather Lane, Holborn; for Gale and Curtis, Paternoster Row; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; and T. Williams, Stationers' Court, 1811","2 vols (I ii, ii, 286p; II 360p). 12&deg;","BL 4414.ee.6; ECB 421; EN2 1811: 60; NSTC O247; OCLC 6959415","Prefatory statement that 'the subject of this Work begins at the Eighth Verse of the Twenty-first Chapter of Genesis, and ends at the Twenty-ninth verse of the Forty-sixth Chapter', signed Adelaide O'Keeffe, Greenford, Middlesex, Apr 1811","3rd edn 1820 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48247-X; 4th edn 1826 (NSTC); New York 1822 (OCLC)",,
930,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A061","Missionary: An Indian Tale, The","Sydney OWENSON [afterwards MORGAN, Lady Sydney]",1811,"Female",,"THE MISSIONARY: AN INDIAN TALE. BY MISS OWENSON. WITH A PORTRAIT OF THE AUTHOR. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. J. Stockdale, No. 41, Pall Mall, 1811","3 vols (I 228p, ill.; II 255p; III 222p). 12&deg;","Dt OLS 188.o.102&ndash;104; EN2 1811: 61; NSTC O731; OCLC 15210678","Frontispiece portrait of Miss Owenson based on a drawing by Sir Thomas Lawrence, who is not however named. Dedication to the Marchioness of Abercorn. 'Notice' by the Publisher at end of vol. 3, drawing attention to another of his publications, 'The History of the Inquisitions'; verso of this unn. leaf carries adv. for 'Calcutta, a Poem', 'this day published'","2nd edn 1811 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1811 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48324-7; 4th edn 1811 (OCLC); New York 1811 (OCLC); French trans., 1812; German trans., 1825 [as <i>Die Prophetin von Caschimir, oder Glaubenskraft und Liebesgl&uuml;ck</i> (RS)]","IfgkAAAAMAAJ;missionaryanindi01morguoft missionaryanindi02morguoft missionaryanindi03morguoft",
931,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A062","Sons of Altringham, The","Alicia Tyndal PALMER",1811,"Female",,"THE SONS OF ALTRINGHAM, A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ALICIA TYNDAL PALMER, AUTHOR OF ""THE HUSBAND AND THE LOVER,"" AND ""THE DAUGHTERS OF ISENBERG.""","London:                     Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury Square, 1811","3 vols (I 399p; II 390p; III 328p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48377-8; ECB 430; EN2 1811: 62; NSTC P169; OCLC 28460066","Drop-head sub-title vol. 1: 'Cecil, or the Vengeance of the redeemed Captive'; vol. 2: 'Mortimer, or, the Election and the Four-in-Hand Club'; vol. 3: 'Orlando; or, the matrimonial Contest for Snap-Dragon Lodge'",,,
932,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A063","Like Master like Man","John PALMER",1811,"Male",,"LIKE MASTER LIKE MAN: A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE LATE JOHN PALMER, (OF THE THEATRE ROYAL, IN THE HAYMARKET:) SON TO THE DECEASED AND CELEBRATED JOHN PALMER, OF THE THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE, AND OF THE ABOVE MENTION'D THEATRE. WITH A PREFACE, BY GEORGE COLMAN, THE YOUNGER","London:                     Printed for the Relief of the Author's Widow, and sold by W. Earle, at his Original English and Foreign Library, Albemarle Street, Piccadilly, 1811","2 vols (I xxxii, 261p; II 213p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.bbb.30; ECB 430; EN2 1811: 63; NSTC P175; OCLC 47569744","Preface, signed 'George Colman, The Younger' and dated 10 Apr 1811, followed by 'List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [xxix]&ndash;xxxii",,,
933,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A064","Elfrida","Emma PARKER",1811,"Female",,"ELFRIDA, HEIRESS OF BELGROVE. A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY EMMA PARKER","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co., Stationer's Court, Paternoster Row; J. Painter, Wrexham, and Wright and Cruikshanks, Liverpool, 1811","4 vols (I 262p; II 320p; III 416p; IV 318p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48385-9; ECB 433; EN2 1811: 64; NSTC P394; OCLC 6962687",,,,
934,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A065","Fitz-Edward","Emma PARKER",1811,"Female",,"FITZ-EDWARD; OR, THE CAMBRIANS. A NOVEL. INTERSPERSED WITH PIECES OF POETRY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY EMMA DE LISLE, AUTHOR OF A SOLDIER'S OFFSPRING, ELFRIDA, OR THE HEIRESS OF BELLEGROVE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","3 vols (I iii, 235p; II 204p; III 210p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48105-8; ECB 158; EN2 1811: 65; NSTC D800; xOCLC","Preface reads: 'It is necessary here to observe, that this Work would have appeared many months since; but, owing to a mistake, another manuscript, the production of another author, was sent to the press instead of mine, and, through inadvertency, printed under a similar supposition. This has already been explained as far as it was possible; and I have only here to add, that the following Work is that which was announced some months ago, as being about to be published under the title of ""Eva of Cambria;"" but as another person's Novel has, through an error, been published under that name, it was necessary to give a new title to the present Work.' Amelia Beauclerc was probably the true author of the published <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1811A020""><i>Eva of Cambria</i></a> (EN2 1811: 19)",,,
935,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A066","Virginia","Emma PARKER",1811,"Female",,"VIRGINIA; OR THE PEACE OF AMIENS. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MISS EMMA PARKER, AUTHOR OF ELFRIDA, HEIRESS OF BELGROVE","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, Ludgate-Hill, 1811","4 vols (I xii, 376p; II xi, 348p; III xi, 336p; IV xii, 344p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48423-5; ECB 433; EN2 1811: 66; xNSTC; xOCLC","All four vols prefaced by a 'Prelude'","2nd edn 1811&ndash;12 (OCLC 47627424)",,
936,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A067","Loves of Celestine and St Aubert, The","Charles PHILLIPS",1811,"Male",,"THE LOVES OF CELESTINE AND ST. AUBERT: A ROMANTIC TALE. BY CHARLES PHILLIPS, A.B., AND STUDENT OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE. WITH A PORTRAIT OF AUTHOR. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. J. Stockdale, No 41, Pall Mall, 1811","2 vols (I viii, 130p, ill.; II 127p). 12&deg;","No copy of 1st edn located; EN2 1811: 67; xNSTC; xOCLC","Details follow 2nd edn of 1811 (O 249.r.13,14; NSTC P1503). The Bodleian copy has a Dedication 'to Madame la Comtesse de St. Marguerite', dated 31 Jan 1811, 1, Duke Street, Adelphi; but lacks the portrait",,,
937,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A068","Rosalie","Henrietta RHODES",1811,"Female",,"ROSALIE; OR, THE CASTLE OF MONTALABRETTI. IN FOUR VOLUMES","Richmond:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster Row, London, 1811","4 vols (I vi, 215p; II 200p; III 221p; IV 313p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48514-2; ECB 502; EN2 1811: 68; xNSTC; xOCLC","Preface states: 'The story of <i>Bianca Capello</i>, has already appeared in Print; but it is so well deserving of being better known, that the Author hopes to be pardoned, for having introduced it'",,,
938,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A069","Sea-Devil, The","Edward H. ROSE",1811,"Male",,"THE SEA-DEVIL, OR, SON OF A BELLOWS-MENDER. A TRAGI-COMIC ROMANCE OF THE PRESENT DAY. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY EDWARD ROSE, SEAMAN","Plymouth-Dock:                     Printed and published by J. Roach; and may be had of the principal Booksellers in Town and Country, 1811","2 vols (I xi, 188p; II 188p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.f.17; ECB 502; EN2 1811: 69; NSTC R1657; OCLC 25262070","Summers notes (p. 497): 'Vol. 1 was written by Edward H. Rose who died before the work was completed. Vol. 2 was written by Mr. Wild'","2nd edn 1818 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48549-5",,
939,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A070","Cousins, The","Mrs ROSS",1811,"Female",,"THE COUSINS; OR, A WOMAN'S PROMISE AND A LOVER'S VOW. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","3 vols (I 214p; II 204p; III 223p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47346-2; ECB 503; EN2 1811: 70; xNSTC; OCLC 47966691",,,,
940,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A071","Gotha","Mrs S&#8211;&#8211;&#8211;",1811,"Female",,"GOTHA: OR, MEMOIRS OF THE WURTZBURG FAMILY. FOUNDED ON FACTS. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. S&#8211;&#8211;","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, Pall Mall, opposite St. James's Palace, 1811","2 vols (I 309p; II 279p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47795-6; ECB 237; EN2 1811: 71; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
941,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A072","St Irvyne","Percy Bysshe SHELLEY",1811,"Male",,"ST. IRVYNE; OR, THE ROSICRUCIAN: A ROMANCE. BY A GENTLEMAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD","London:                     Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 41, Pall Mall, 1811","1 vol.  (236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48489-8; ECB 511; EN2 1811: 72; NSTC S1640; OCLC 1944520",,"1822 (NSTC)",,
942,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A073","Pyrenean Banditti","Eleanor SLEATH",1811,"Female",,"PYRENEAN BANDITTI. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ELEANOR SLEATH, AUTHOR OF THE NOCTURNAL MINSTREL, BRISTOL HEIRESS, WHO'S THE MURDERER, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","3 vols (I 243p; II 243p; III 225p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48756-0; ECB 476; EN2 1811: 73; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
943,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A074","Caledonian Bandit, The","Catherine SMITH",1811,"Female",,"THE CALEDONIAN BANDIT; OR, THE HEIR OF DUNCAETHAL. A ROMANCE OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. SMITH, OF THE THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, and Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","2 vols (I ii, 242p; II 233p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48759-5; ECB 544; EN2 1811: 74; xNSTC; OCLC 7087836",,,,
944,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A075","Peep into the Thuilleries, A","Ad&#233;laide Marie Emilie, Marquise de SOUZA-BOTELHO",1811,"Female",,"A PEEP INTO THE THUILLERIES; OR, PARISIAN MANNERS: INCLUDING THE AMOURS OF EUGENE DE ROTHELIN. A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF 'ADELA DE SENANGE'","London:                     Printed and published by Allen & Co. No.15, Paternoster-Row, 1811","2 vols (I 228p; II 185p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.c.32; EN2 1811: 75; NSTC T1807; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Eug&egrave;ne de Rothelin</i> (Paris, 1808). Drop-head title in vol. 1 reads: 'Eugene de Rothlin' [sic]; in vol. 2 'Eugene de Rothelin'","OCLC 45112911 describes a Philadelphia 1823 trans. of <i>Eug&egrave;ne de Rothelin</i>",,
945,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A076","All Sorts of Lovers","Henry SUMMERSETT",1811,"Male",,"ALL SORTS OF LOVERS; OR, INDISCRETION, TRUTH, AND PERFIDY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY HENRY SUMMERSETT, AUTHOR OF THE FATE OF SEDLEY, LEOPOLD WARNDORFF, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","3 vols (I 234p; II 236p; III 278p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48733-1; ECB 569; EN2 1811: 76; xNSTC; xOCLC","Blakey (copy not seen by her) and ECB date 1805, but no further evidence for an earlier edn discovered",,,
946,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A077","Mortimer Hall","Elizabeth THOMAS",1811,"Female",,"MORTIMER HALL; OR, THE LABOURER'S HIRE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. BRIDGET BLUEMANTLE, AUTHOR OF HUSBAND AND WIFE, THREE OLD MAIDS OF THE HOUSE OF PENRUDDOCK, MONTE VIDEO, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. (Successors to Lane, Newman, & Co.) Leadenhall-Street, 1811","4 vols (I 245p; II 216p; III 227p; IV 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47127-3; ECB 63; EN2 1811: 77; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
947,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A078","Santos de Montenos","William TICKEN",1811,"Male",,"SANTOS DE MONTENOS; OR, ANNALS OF A PATRIOT FAMILY. FOUNDED ON RECENT FACTS. IN THREE VOLS. BY WILLIAM TICKEN, ESQ","London:                     Printed for N. L. Pannier, Bookseller to His R.H. The Duke of Kent, at the English, Foreign and Classical Library, 15, Leicester-Place, Leicester-Square, and sold by J. M. Richardson, 23, Corn-Hill, and all Booksellers, 1811","3 vols (I vii, 222p; II 205p; III 186p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48960-1; ECB 590; EN2 1811: 78; NSTC T1112; OCLC 42244301","Dedication to the recently-deceased Duke of Alburquerque [sic], 'by the Publisher', dated 17 May 1811",,,
948,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A079","Glencarron","Sarah WIGLEY",1811,"Female",,"GLENCARRON: A SCOTTISH TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS WIGLEY","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit-Street, New Bond-Street, 1811","3 vols (I 231p; II 222p; III 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48921-0; ECB 637; EN2 1811: 79; xNSTC; OCLC 13344891","Dedication to the Marquis of Huntly, signed Sarah Wigley, High Street, Mary-le-bone, 15 May 1811, at beginning of vol. 3; followed by 'Subscribers' (4 pp. unn.)",,,
949,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1811A080","Irish Valet, The","Charles Henry WILSON",1811,"Male",,"THE IRISH VALET; OR, WHIMSICAL ADVENTURES OF PADDY O'HALORAN: WHO, AFTER BEING SERVANT TO SEVERAL MASTERS, BECAME MASTER OF MANY SERVANTS. BY THE LATE C. H. WILSON, ESQ. OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE. AUTHOR OF POLYANTHEA, BROOKIANA, BEAUTIES OF BURKE, WANDERING ISLANDER, &C. &C. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR","London:                     Printed and published by M. Allen, No. 15, Paternoster-Row, 1811","1 vol.  (xxiv, 192p). 12&deg;","D Ir.8237.g.W1; EN2 1811: 80; NSTC W2254; OCLC 32675753","Dedication 'to the Right Honorable Earl Moira', signed 'the Editor'",,,
950,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A001","Adventures of an Ostrich Feather of Quality, The","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"THE ADVENTURES OF AN OSTRICH FEATHER OF QUALITY","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1812","1 vol.  (155p). 8&deg;","MH-H 19463.001.10*; ECB 6; EN2 1812: 1; NSTC A489; OCLC 41285779","ECB lists Allman as publisher","2nd edn 1819 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47020-X. Corvey 2nd edn t.p. reads: 'By the author of ""The Intriguing Beauty, and the Beauty without Intrigue""'; and imprint is 'London: Printed for T. and J. Allman, Princes Street, Hanover Square; and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1819'",,
951,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A002","Alexis","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"ALEXIS, THE TYRANT OF THE EAST. A PERSIAN TALE","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square, 1812","1 vol.  (iv, 194p). 12&deg;","BL 1489.b.83; ECB 11; EN2 1812: 2; NSTC A876; OCLC 30153852","OCLC notes that Pickering & Chatto catalogue no. 335, item no. 275, attributes novel to William Hart",,,
952,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A003","Book!!, The","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"THE BOOK!! OR, PROCRASTINATED MEMOIRS. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1812","1 vol.  (x, 174p). 12&deg;","BL 012633.m.34; EN2 1812: 3; NSTC B3601; xOCLC","See Olivia Wilmot-Serres's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1812A054""><i>Memoirs of a Princess</i></a> (EN2 1812: 54) for possible clue to authorship. Collates in sixes",,,
953,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A004","Elton","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"ELTON; OR, THE HEROINE OF SORROW. A NOVEL","London:                     Printed for E. Wilson, No. 88, Cornhill: by E. Thomas, Golden-Lane, 1812","1 vol.  (vi, 207p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.aaa.13; ECB 185; EN2 1812: 4; NSTC E757; xOCLC",,,,
954,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A005","Friends and Lovers","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"FRIENDS AND LOVERS. A NOVEL. INTERSPERSED WITH OCCASIONAL VERSE","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, 1812","3 vols","Fondren Library, Rice University, Texas, PR3991.A1 [not seen]; EN2 1812: 5; xNSTC; OCLC 12257155",,,,
955,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A006","I'll Consider of It!","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"I'LL CONSIDER OF IT! A TALE, IN THREE VOLUMES, IN WHICH ""THINKS I TO MYSELF"" IS PARTIALLY CONSIDERED","London:                     Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside, 1812","3 vols (I 225p; II 215p; III 219p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47880-4; EN2 1812: 6; NSTC I1; xOCLC","NSTC (N280) attributes to Edward Nares; see also Contemporary Libraries (click on link below) for direct association with works by Nares",,,
956,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A007","Laura Blundel and her Father","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"LAURA BLUNDEL AND HER FATHER. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","3 vols (I iv, 223p; II 203p; III 206p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47971-1; ECB 332; EN2 1812: 7; NSTC B3423; xOCLC","Preface dated Jan 1812",,,
957,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A008","Lennox Family, The","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"THE LENNOX FAMILY; OR, WHAT D'YE THINK OF THE WORLD? A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Rodwell (Successor to Mr. Faulder), New Bond-Street, 1812","3 vols (I iv, 249p; II 246p; III 258p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48101-5; ECB 338; EN2 1812: 8; NSTC L1161; xOCLC",,,,
958,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A009","Montgomery","ANON",1812,"Male",,"MONTGOMERY; OR, THE WEST-INDIAN ADVENTURER. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A GENTLEMAN RESIDENT IN THE WEST-INDIES","Jamaica:                     Printed at the Office of the Kingston Chronicle, 1812","3 vols (I (1812) xiii, 368p; II (1812) vii, 461p; III (1813) viii, 523p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48273-9; EN2 1812: 9; NSTC M2934; OCLC 27660896","To the Reader' dated Jamaica, 1811. Presence in Corvey and review in MR (click on Reviews link below)  both indicate a circulation in Britain. OCLC 37323698 describes a rare copy of <i>Montgomery</i>, signed Mary Milligan on t.p., and with vol. 3 endpapers watermarked 1814",,,
959,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A010","My Own Times","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"MY OWN TIMES, A NOVEL. CONTAINING INFORMATION ON THE LATEST FASHIONS, THE IMPROVED MORALS, THE VIRTUOUS EDUCATION, AND THE IMPORTANT AVOCATIONS OF HIGH LIFE. TAKEN FROM ""THE BEST AUTHORITIES,"" AND DEDICATED, WITHOUT PERMISSION, TO ""THOSE WHO WILL UNDERSTAND IT.""","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1812","2 vols (I 237p; II 216p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48175-9; ECB 403; EN2 1812: 10; xNSTC; OCLC 13264661","For a possible clue to the authorship, involving a Mr H. Cormack, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>; also Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
960,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A011","Old Times and New","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"OLD TIMES AND NEW; OR, SIR LIONEL AND HIS PROTEG&#201;E. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","4 vols (I viii, 238p; II 268p; III 272p; IV 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48573-8; ECB 422; EN2 1812: 11; xNSTC; xOCLC","Introduction' indicates female authorship",,,
961,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A012","Peep at the Theatres!, A","ANON",1812,"Male",,"A PEEP AT THE THEATRES! AND BIRD'S-EYE VIEWS OF MEN IN THE JUBILEE YEAR! A NOVEL, SATIRICAL, CRITICAL, AND MORAL, IN THREE VOLUMES; BY AN OLD NAVAL OFFICER","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, 1812","3 vols (I xii, 231p; II 254p; III 276p). 12&deg;","MH-H 19463.43.A*; ECB 440; EN2 1812: 12; xNSTC; OCLC 5329460","List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;vi. Prefatory address 'To the Subscribers', dated Pall-Mall, Feb 1812. Dedications to the Prince Regent, vol. 1, to the Duke of York, vol. 2, and to the Duke of Kent, vol. 3",,,
962,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A013","Profligate Prince, The","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"THE PROFLIGATE PRINCE; OR COURT OF ETHELRED. A NOVEL","London:                     Printed by W. Oxberry, 11, Clarendon Square, Somers Town. Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1812","1 vol.  (223p). 12&deg;","BL 12604.df.29; ECB 472; EN2 1812: 13; NSTC P3107; OCLC 42137964",,,,
963,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A014","Sequel to Coelebs, A","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"A SEQUEL TO COELEBS; OR, THE STANLEY LETTERS: CONTAINING OBSERVATIONS ON RELIGION AND MORALS; WITH ANECDOTES FOUNDED ON FACT","London:                     Published by M. Jones, No. 5, Newgate-Street and sold by Setchell and Son, 23, King-Street, Covent Garden; Booth, Duke-Street, Portland-Place; Mercer, 230, Piccadilly, 1812","1 vol.  (iv, 372p). 12&deg;","BL 4371.aaa.20; ECB 527; EN2 1812: 14; NSTC B563; OCLC 29097346","Dedication to Mrs M., signed F. Barlow, jun., and dated New College, 15 Jan 1812. Consists of letters between Dr Barlow, a character in the original Hannah More novel (<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A081""><i>Coelebs in Search of a Wife</i></a>, EN2 1808: 81), and members of his family",,,"no scans found 20110830, copies exist in US and UK"
964,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A015","Silvanella","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"SILVANELLA, OR THE GYPSEY; A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","Gloucester:                     Printed by Joseph Wood, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browne [sic], Pater-Noster-Row, [London;] Brisley, Stroud; and Washbourn, Gloucester, 1812","4 vols (I xii, 251p; II 279p; III 267p; IV 224p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.dd.9; ECB 537; EN2 1812: 15; NSTC S1967; xOCLC","In the case of the t.ps. for vols 2&ndash;4, the line reading 'For Longman [&hellip;] London' is covered by a piece of paper stuck over this part of the imprint; in vol. 1 it has been removed, though 'London' is still obscured. Prefatory poem 'To a Fair Friend' (1 p. unn.), with footnote: 'These lines are contributed by a literary friend of the Authoress's'. 'List of Subscribers, to Silvanella, or The Gypsey', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;xii","1812 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48699-8. Imprint details on Corvey copy read: 'London: Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812'; and title is spelt 'Gipsey'. This Minerva edn also includes the subscription list",,
965,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A016","Substance and Shadow","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"SUBSTANCE AND SHADOW; OR, THE FISHERMAN'S DAUGHTERS OF BRIGHTON. A PATCHWORK STORY. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF LIGHT AND SHADE; EVERSFIELD ABBEY; BANKS OF THE WYE; AUNT AND NIECE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","4 vols (I 221p; II 264p; III 265p; IV 288p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48687-4; EN2 1812: 16; NSTC B4322; xOCLC","Attributed in some catalogues to Mrs E. G. Bayfield and also connected with a chain of novels associated with J. H. James, though authorship by either of these seems unlikely: see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1807A008""><i>A Winter in Bath</i></a> (EN2 1807: 7) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A002""><i>The Banks of the Wye</i></a> (EN2 1808: 1)",,,
966,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A017","William and Azubah","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"WILLIAM AND AZUBAH; OR, THE ALPINE RECESS, A NOVEL","London:                     Crosby, 1812","2 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 638; EN2 1812: 17; xNSTC; xOCLC","Extended title from Block, who gives <i>New Monthly Magazine</i> as source. Newman Catalogue of 1814 attributes to A. J. Montrion, but no such author has been discovered",,,
967,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A018","Yamboo","ANON",1812,"Unknown",,"YAMBOO; OR, THE NORTH AMERICAN SLAVE. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE BRAVO OF BOHEMIA","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","3 vols (I 243p; II 270p; III 216p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47474-4; ECB 651; EN2 1812: 18; xNSTC; OCLC 7130318","Dedication to 'Major-General Hunter, President of his Majesty's Hon. Privy Council, and Commander in Chief of the Province of New Brunswick', dated Frederictown, New Brunswick, British North America, 5 Feb 1811",,,
968,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A019","Liberal Critic, The","Thomas ASHE",1812,"Male",,"THE LIBERAL CRITIC; OR, MEMOIRS OF HENRY PERCY. CONVEYING A CORRECT ESTIMATE OF THE MANNERS AND PRINCIPLES OF THE PRESENT TIMES. BY THOMAS ASHE, ESQ. AUTHOR OF THE SPIRIT OF THE BOOK; TRAVELS IN AMERICA, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster Row, 1812","3 vols (I 360p; II 364p; III 332p). 12&deg;","Corvey 3-628-47074-9; CME; ECB 28; EN2 1812: 19; NSTC A1806; OCLC 44047178",,,,
969,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A020","Set-Down at Court, A","Catharine BAYLEY",1812,"Female",,"A SET-DOWN AT COURT; INCLUDING A SERIES OF ANECDOTES IN HIGH LIFE, AND THE HISTORY OF MONTHEMAR. A NOVEL, FOUNDED ON FACT. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY KATE MONT ALBION, AUTHOR OF ""CALEDONIA,""&#8211;""LOVER'S LABOURS,""&#8211;""SPANISH LADY AND NORMAN KNIGHT,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed and published by Allen & Co. No. 15, Paternoster-Row, 1812/16","4 vols (I (1812) iv, 220p; II (1816) 212p; III (1816) 223p; IV (1812) 202p). 12&deg;","O 256.e.16177; EN2 1812: 20; NSTC B1041; xOCLC","Vols 2 and 3 have a different t.p., with 'The Haut-Ton' as the main title, and 'Mrs Bayley' given as author. This indicates a reissuing of the work by Allen & Co in 1816. Catharine Bayley was the acknowledged author of <i>Vacation Evenings</i> (1809), and the translator of Voltaire's <i>Zadig and Astarte</i>. Both these latter publications are named in Bayley's appeals to the Royal Literary Fund, though no mention is apparently made there of any novels by her (see RLF 9: 317; and for further details <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>)",,,
970,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A021","Alinda","Amelia BEAUCLERC",1812,"Female",,"ALINDA, OR THE CHILD OF MYSTERY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""ORA AND JULIET, CASTLE OF TARIFFA, &C.""","London:                     Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Ludgate Street, 1812","4 vols (I 288p; II 312p; III 336p; IV 356p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47042-0; ECB 12; EN2 1812: 21; NSTC B1129; OCLC 23919950",,,,
971,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A022","Castle of Tariffa, The","Amelia BEAUCLERC",1812,"Female",,"THE CASTLE OF TARIFFA; OR, THE SELF-BANISHED MAN. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE FUGITIVE DAUGHTER, OR EVA OF CAMBRIA, ORA AND JULIET, OR INFLUENCE OF FIRST PRINCIPLES","London:                     Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster Row, 1812","4 vols (I 288p; II 332p; III 248p; IV 292p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47250-4; ECB 100; EN2 1812: 22; NSTC T190; OCLC 13248150",,,"BSB-1_FT_293063411","BSB scan exists"
972,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A023","Marian","Elizabeth Ogilvy BENGER",1812,"Female",,"MARIAN, A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Manners and Miller; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1812","3 vols (I 288p; II 271p; III 250p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48156-2; ECB 368; EN2 1812: 23; NSTC M1135; OCLC 4121888","For the attribution to Elizabeth Ogilvy Benger, and rejection of the alternative possibility given in EN2 of Barbara Pile, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>","Philadelphia 1812 (OCLC)",,
973,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A024","Traits of Nature","Sarah Harriet BURNEY",1812,"Female",,"TRAITS OF NATURE, BY MISS BURNEY, AUTHOR OF CLARENTINE, &C. IN FIVE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1812","5 vols (I 293p; II 277p; III 307p; IV 247p, V 251p). 12&deg;","BL 012618.df.20; ECB 87; EN2 1812: 24; NSTC B5718; OCLC 2017291","Advertisement', verso of vol. 1, p. 293, states: 'The publisher [i.e. Henry Colburn] of this Work thinks it proper to state that Miss Burney is not the Author of a Novel called ""Seraphina,"" published in the year 1809, under the assumed name of Caroline Burney.' For this allegedly misleading publication see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1809A013""><i>Seraphina</i></a> (EN2 1809: 14). Summers (p. 536) says the first edn of <i>Traits of Nature</i> sold out within 3 months","2nd edn 1812 (OCLC); 3rd edn 1813 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47146-X; Philadelphia 1812 (OCLC); French trans., 1819 [as <i>Le Jeune Cleveland, ou traits de nature</i> (CCFR)]",,
974,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A025","Self-Indulgence","Lady Charlotte Susan Maria BURY",1812,"Female",,"SELF-INDULGENCE; A TALE OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed by Thomas Allan & Company, for G. R. Clarke, South St. Andrew's Street, and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown, London, 1812","2 vols (I 240p; II 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48642-4; ECB 526; EN2 1812: 25; NSTC B5879; OCLC 13277033",,"Boston 1812 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1812 (OCLC)]",,
975,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A026","Englishman, The","Medora Gordon' BYRON",1812,"Female",,"THE ENGLISHMAN. A NOVEL. IN SIX VOLUMES. BY MISS BYRON, AUTHOR OF THE ENGLISHWOMAN; HOURS OF AFFLUENCE AND DAYS OF INDIGENCE; MODERN VILLA AND ANCIENT CASTLE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","6 vols (I 231p; II 227p; III 220p; IV 223p; V 271p; VI 273p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47180-X; ECB 91; EN2 1812: 26; NSTC B6040; OCLC 36811317",,,,
976,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A027","Notoriety","CASTIGATOR",1812,"Male",,"NOTORIETY, OR FASHIONABLES UNVEILED, A TALE FOR THE HAUT-TON. INTERSPERSED WITH ELEGANT AND ORIGINAL ANECDOTES, AND FORMS A GALLERY OF DISTINGUISHED AND INTERESTING PORTRAITS. BY CASTIGATOR. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. Dean and G. Schulze, 13, Poland Street. Published by Sherwood, Neeley and Jones, Paternoster Row, and Earle and Taylor, 25, Dean Street, Soho, sold by all Booksellers, 1812","3 vols (I 240p; II 240p; III 203p). 12&deg;","O Vet.A6e.488; EN2 1812: 27; NSTC C954; OCLC 49467993","Castigator was a pseudonym used by Charles Dibdin (1745&ndash;1814) but no connection with this author has been established in the present case","2nd edn 1812 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48240-2",,
977,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A028","Martyrs, The","Fran&#231;ois Ren&#233;, Vicomte de CHATEAUBRIAND",1812,"Male","W. Joseph WALTER","THE MARTYRS; OR, THE TRIUMPH OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. BY F. A. DE CHATEAUBRIAND, AUTHOR OF THE GENIE DE CHRISTIANISME, ATALA, ETC. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, BY W. JOSEPH WALTER, LATE OF ST. EDMUND'S COLLEGE. TO WHICH IS ADDED, AN APPENDIX, CONSISTING OF EXTRACTS FROM HIS ""ITINERAIRE."" IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed and sold for the Author, by J. Ebers, 23, Old Bond-Street; and by J. Booker, 61, New Bond-Street, 1812","2 vols (I xxviii, 372p; II 372p). 8&deg;","p.c.; EN2 1812: 28; xNSTC; OCLC 15290629","Trans. of <i>Les Martyrs, ou le triomphe de la religion Chrétienne</i> (Paris, 1809). 'The Translator's Preface' followed by 'The Author's Preface'","2nd edn 1819 as <i>The Two Martyrs</i> (NSTC 2C16973); New York 1812 (OCLC)",,
978,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A029","Cottage Sketches","Harriet CORP",1812,"Female",,"COTTAGE SKETCHES; OR, ACTIVE RETIREMENT. BY THE AUTHOR OF AN ANTIDOTE TO THE MISERIES OF HUMAN LIFE, TALENTS IMPROVED, &C","London:                     Printed by E. Blackader, Took's Court, Chancery Lane. For Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternoster-Row, 1812","2 vols (I 249p; II 273p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 138; EN2 1812: 29; xNSTC; OCLC 9562339",,"2nd edn 1813 (NSTC C3716); Boston 1813 (OCLC)",,
979,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A030","Adventures of Dick Distich, The","George DANIEL",1812,"Male",,"THE ADVENTURES OF DICK DISTICH. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Published by Effingham Wilson, 88, Cornhill, 1812","3 vols (I v, v, 205p; II iv, 201p; III v, 270p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.bb.10; ECB 6; EN2 1812: 30; NSTC D246; OCLC 21176379","On a blank leaf at the beginning of the BL copy is written in hand: 'The Adventures of Dick Distich (the three volumes bound in one) written by George Daniel in the years 1807 and 1808. Now entirely out of print and scarce 1820'. Wolff (Item 1718) notes that the holograph MS came on the market in 1866 with a note saying that the work had been begun 'about September' 1808 and finished 31 Jan 1809",,,
980,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A031","Castles of Wolfnorth and Mont Eagle, The","Ann DOHERTY",1812,"Female",,"THE CASTLES OF WOLFNORTH AND MONT EAGLE. BY ST. ANN. EMBELLISHED WITH ORIGINAL DESIGNS. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, junr. and E. T. Hookham, Old Bond Street, 1812","4 vols (I 381p, ill.; II 355p, ill.; III 343p, ill.; IV 328p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47239-3; ECB 167; EN2 1812: 31; NSTC D1516; xOCLC","Postscript signed 'Devonshire Street'",,,
981,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A032","Monk's Daughter, The","Ann Mary HAMILTON",1812,"Female",,"THE MONK'S DAUGHTER; OR, HYPOCRISY PUNISHED. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. HAMILTON, AUTHOR OF ""A WINTER AT ST. JAMES'S,""&#8212;""FRENCH EMIGRANTS, OR SUPPOSITIOUS HEIRESS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed and published by Allen & Co. No. 15, Paternoster-Row, 1812","3 vols (I 243p; II 239p; III 230p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47586-4; EN2 1812: 32; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
982,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A033","Memoirs of an Author","Jane HARVEY",1812,"Female",,"MEMOIRS OF AN AUTHOR. BY JANE HARVEY, AUTHOR OF ETHELIA, TYNEMOUTH CASTLE, GOVERNOR OF BELLEVILLE, WARKFIELD CASTLE, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Gainsborough:                     Printed by and for Henry Mozley: and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, London, 1812","3 vols (I 301p; II 294p; III 279p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.247; ECB 257; EN2 1812: 33; NSTC H764; OCLC 28468988","Collates in sixes","1814 as <i>Auberry Stanhope; or, Memoirs of an Author</i> (Corvey&mdash;a reissue by A.K. Newman), CME 3-628-47642-9. Apart from replacement t.ps., the Corvey copy and the above entry are apparently identical",,
983,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A034","Sicilian Mysteries","Anne Julia Kemble HATTON",1812,"Female",,"SICILIAN MYSTERIES, OR THE FORTRESS DEL VECHII. A ROMANCE. IN FIVE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square, 1812","5 vols (I 312p; II 244p; III 256p; IV 239p; V 263p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48690-4; ECB 536; EN2 1812: 34; NSTC S1911; OCLC 6797241","Dedication to the Countess of Derby, dated Swansea, 14 Nov 1811",,,
984,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A035","Magdalen","Elizabeth HELME",1812,"Female",,"MAGDALEN; OR, THE PENITENT OF GODSTOW. AN HISTORICAL NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ELIZABETH HELME, AUTHOR OF ST. MARGARET'S CAVE, OR THE NUN'S STORY, THE PILGRIM OF THE CROSS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by C. Cradock and W. Joy, No. 32, Pater-Noster-Row, London, 1812","3 vols (I 264p; II 264p; III 260p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47479-5; ECB 263; EN2 1812: 35; xNSTC; OCLC 6800575","Summers also lists as 'The Penitent of Godstow; or, the Magdalen', 3 vols, Craddock, 1804, but no evidence found for such an earlier edn","Boston 1813 (OCLC)",,
985,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A036","History of a Clergyman's Widow and her Young Family, The","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1812,"Female",,"THE HISTORY OF A CLERGYMAN'S WIDOW AND HER YOUNG FAMILY. BY THE AUTHOR OF AN OFFICER'S WIDOW AND HER YOUNG FAMILY","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","1 vol.  (240p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 12613.f.1; ECB 121; EN2 1812: 36; NSTC H1855; OCLC 48860016","ECB gives title as 'Clergyman's widow and her young family'","2nd edn 1814 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47713-1; 5th edn 1822 (NSTC); 6th edn 1823 (NSTC); 7th edn 1825 (NSTC); [1845?] (NSTC); Boston [182&ndash;] (NSTC)",,
986,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A037","Says She to her Neighbour, What?","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1812,"Female",,"SAYS SHE TO HER NEIGHBOUR, WHAT? IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY AN OLD-FASHIONED ENGLISHMAN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","4 vols (I 285p; II 291p; III 336p; IV 336p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48530-4; ECB 516; EN2 1812: 37; NSTC H2426; OCLC 6818709",,"New York 1815 (OCLC)",,
987,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A038","Bouverie","Anthony Frederick HOLSTEIN",1812,"Male",,"BOUVERIE, THE PUPIL OF THE WORLD. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY ANTHONY FREDERIC HOLSTEIN, AUTHOR OF THE ASSASSIN OF ST. GLENROY; THE MISERIES OF AN HEIRESS; THE INHABITANTS OF EARTH, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","5 vols (I x, 239p; II 252p; III 298p; IV 280p; V 242p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47742-5; ECB 278; EN2 1812: 38; xNSTC; xOCLC","WSW I dates 1814, and lists CR and MR reviews of 1814 and 1815 (for texts of these click on Reviews link below). Blakey (copy not seen) also cites the same reviews, but places under 1812",,,
988,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A039","Modern Kate, The","Anthony Frederick HOLSTEIN",1812,"Male",,"THE MODERN KATE; OR, A HUSBAND PERPLEXED. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY ANTHONY FREDERICK HOLSTEIN, AUTHOR OF SIR OWEN GLENDOWR; THE ASSASSIN OF ST. GLENROY; LOVE, MYSTERY, AND MISERY; THE MISERIES OF AN HEIRESS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","2 vols (I xv, 237p; II 218p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47740-9; ECB 278; EN2 1812: 39; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Right Hon. Lady **** *******', dated Sept 1811",,,
989,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A040","Friends Unmasked","Miss A. A. HUTCHINSON",1812,"Female",,"FRIENDS UNMASKED; OR, SCENES IN REAL LIFE. A NOVEL FOUNDED IN FACTS. BY A. A. HUTCHINSON, AUTHOR OF THE EXHIBITIONS OF THE HEART, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster Row, 1812","3 vols (I vii, 254p; II 257p; III 249p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47863-4; ECB 290; EN2 1812: 40; NSTC H3399; xOCLC",,,,
990,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A041","Love and Horror","IRCASTRENSIS",1812,"Unknown",,"LOVE AND HORROR, A MODERN ROMANCE. BY IRCASTRENSIS. AN IMITATION OF THE PRESENT, AND A MODEL FOR ALL FUTURE ROMANCES","London:                     Printed by T. Bensley, Bolt-Court, Fleet-Street, 1812","1 vol.  (vii, 219p). 12&deg;","BL 1208.f.6; EN2 1812: 41; NSTC I410; OCLC 18215281","Dedication reads: 'I should have wished to dedicate this little Book to a Noble Family, with which I have been connected for some time [&hellip;]. But the thing is not worthy of them'","1815 (NUC); 1825 (MH-H 19463.31.20*). Both these edns were published by J. J. Stockdale. T.p. of Harvard 1825 copy has as 'By Ircastrensis, Author of A Short Excursion in France, and Annals of Orlingbury, a Novel'; as does 1815 edn (Jarndyce CLII, Item 400)",,
991,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A042","Things by their Right Names","Frances JACSON",1812,"Female",,"THINGS BY THEIR RIGHT NAMES; A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY A PERSON WITHOUT A NAME","London:                     Printed for George Robinson, 25, Paternoster-Row, 1812","2 vols (I v, 279p; II 274p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.e.16; ECB 585; EN2 1812: 42; NSTC L1465; OCLC 3484002","For the attribution of this (and other) titles to Jacson, rather than to Alethea Brereton Lewis, see Joan Percy, 'An Unrecognized Novelist: Frances Jacson (1754&ndash;1842)', <i>British Library Journal</i> 23:1 (Spring 1997), 81&ndash;97","2nd edn 1814 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48952-0; Boston 1812 (OCLC)",,
992,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A043","Raphael","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1812,"Male","Sarah GREEN","RAPHAEL; OR PEACEFUL LIFE. IN TWO VOLUMES. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF AUGUSTUS LAFONTAINE. BY MRS. GREEN. AUTHOR OF THE ROYAL EXILE; ROMANCE READERS AND ROMANCE WRITERS; REFORMIST; PRIVATE HISTORY OF THE COURT OF ENGLAND &C. &C","London:                     Printed by T. Wallis, Hampstead, for James Taylor, and Co. 25, Dean Street, Soho; and sold by all Booksellers, 1812","2 vols (I 200p; II 222p). 12&deg;","BL 1153.l.6; EN2 1812: 43; NSTC L157; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Raphael, oder Das stille Leben</i> (Halle and Leipzig, 1809)",,,
993,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A044","Virtuous Wife, The","Gervase C. LEVERLAND",1812,"Male",,"THE VIRTUOUS WIFE, A SENTIMENTAL TALE. BY G. C. L. AUTHOR OF THE HONEST CRIMINAL, LOUISA, THE HUMOURIST, &C. &C","Sudbury:                     Printed for the Author, by J. Burkitt, 1812","1 vol.  (xxc, 142p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 12614.cc.5; EN2 1812: 44; NSTC L1438; OCLC 42617755","Collates in fours",,,
994,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A045","Scottish Adventurers, The","Hector MACNEILL",1812,"Male",,"THE SCOTTISH ADVENTURERS, OR, THE WAY TO RISE; AN HISTORICAL TALE. BY HECTOR MACNEILL, ESQ. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for William Blackwood; and J. Murray, Fleet Street, and R. Baldwin, Paternoster-Row, London, 1812","2 vols (I vii, 287p; II 257p). 12&deg;","ABu SB.82379.McNe; ECB 361; EN2 1812: 45; NSTC M547; OCLC 7642705","Dedication 'to John Campbell, Esq. Tertius', dated Edinburgh, 4 Feb 1812","2nd edn 1812 'with alterations' (Corvey), CME 3-628-48091-2; New York 1812 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1812 (OCLC)]",,
995,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A046","Milesian Chief, The","Charles Robert MATURIN",1812,"Male",,"THE MILESIAN CHIEF. A ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF MONTORIO, AND THE WILD IRISH BOY. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square, 1812","4 vols (I vi, 228p; II 218p; III 239p; IV 204p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48130-9; ECB 384; EN2 1812: 46; NSTC M1727; OCLC 6929253","Dedication to the Quarterly Reviewers, dated Dublin, 12 Dec 1811. Drop-head titles and running-titles read: 'The Milesian'","Philadelphia, 1812 (OCLC); French trans., 1828 [as <i>Connal, ou les Milésiens</i> (CCFR)]",,
996,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A047","Malcolm Douglas","Caroline MAXWELL",1812,"Female",,"MALCOLM DOUGLAS; OR, THE SIBYLLINE PROPHECY. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLS","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, jun. & E. T. Hookham, Old Bond Street, n.d. [1812?]","3 vols (I 224p; II 194p; III 210p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.248; CME 3-628-48152-X; EN2 1812: 47; NSTC 2D17641; xOCLC","Malcolm Douglas is attributed to Caroline Maxwell on the t.p. of her <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1823A060""><i>The Actress</i></a> (EN2 1823: 62). This title is also listed by the author as one of her works in a letter of 12 Apr 1815 to the Royal Literary Fund (see RLF 9: 324). (For further of her appeal to the RLF, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>.) Bodleian catalogue gives date of present record as [1824?], but 2 pp. advs of 'new works' published by Hookham at end of vol. 2 points to earlier date: novels there include <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1810A012""><i>Faulconstein Forest</i></a> (EN2 1810: 10), <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1810A046""><i>Romance Readers and Romance Writers</i></a> (EN2 1810: 46), and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1811A049""><i>The Empire of the Nairs</i></a> (EN2 1811: 49)",,,
997,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A048","Matrimony","Mary MEEKE",1812,"Female",,"MATRIMONY, THE HEIGHT OF BLISS, OR THE EXTREME OF MISERY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. MEEKE, AUTHOR OF ""THERE IS A SECRET,"" FIND IT OUT! OLD WIFE AND YOUNG HUSBAND, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","4 vols (I 240p; II 244p; III 240p; IV 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48264-X; ECB 378; EN2 1812: 48; xNSTC; OCLC 6933057",,,,
998,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A049","Crim Con","Henrietta Maria MORIARTY",1812,"Female",,"CRIM. CON. A NOVEL, FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY H. M. MORIARTY, AUTHORESS OF ""BRIGHTON IN AN UPROAR,"" &C. &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for and sold by the Authoress, at Messrs. Seaton and Smith's, Stationers, 40, Oxford Street (Corner of Newman Street); and may be had of all Booksellers, 1812","2 vols (I viii, 220p; II 216p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.g.27; ECB 396; EN2 1812: 49; NSTC M3283; OCLC 10703520","Preface 'To the Public', dated Apr 1812","2nd edn 1812 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48330-1",,
999,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A050","Arrivals from India","Henrietta Rouviere MOSSE",1812,"Female",,"ARRIVALS FROM INDIA; OR, TIME'S A GREAT MASTER. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY HENRIETTA ROUVIERE MOSSE, AUTHOR OF LUSSINGTON ABBEY; HEIRS OF VILLEROY; PEEP AT OUR ANCESTORS; OLD IRISH BARONET, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","4 vols (I 280p; II 258p; III 255p; IV 255p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48339-5; EN2 1812: 50; xNSTC; OCLC 6950133",,,,
1000,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A051","I Says, Says I","Edward NARES",1812,"Male",,"I SAYS, SAYS I; A NOVEL. BY THINKS-I-TO-MYSELF. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Johnston, 98, Cheapside, and sold by all Booksellers, 1812","2 vols (I xi, 186; II 200p). 12&deg;","BL 1154.g.8; ECB 292; EN2 1812: 51; NSTC N279; OCLC 10371526",,"2nd. edn 1812 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47874-X; Boston, 1812 (OCLC); German trans., 1827",,
1001,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A052","Temper","Amelia Alderson OPIE",1812,"Female",,"TEMPER, OR DOMESTIC SCENES: A TALE, IN THREE VOLUMES, BY MRS. OPIE","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1812","3 vols (I 323p; II 431p; III 369p). 12&deg;","BL 1152.a.2; ECB 423; EN2 1812: 52; NSTC O389; OCLC 2548347",,"2nd edn 1812 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1813 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48308-5; Boston 1812 (OCLC) [also New York 1812 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1813 [as <i>Emma de Saint-Aubin, ou caract&egrave;res et sc&eacute;nes de la vie privée</i> (CCFR)]",,
1002,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A053","Ida of Austria","Mary Anne RADCLIFFE",1812,"Female",,"IDA OF AUSTRIA; OR THE KNIGHTS OF THE HOLY CROSS. A ROMANCE, IN THREE VOLUMES, BY THE AUTHOR OF ""MANFRONE.""","London:                     Printed by T. Wallis, Hampstead. For Earle, Taylor, and Co., 25, Dean Street, Soho; and sold by all Booksellers, 1812","3 vols (I 204p; II 205p; III 212p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47867-7; EN2 1812: 53; xNSTC; xOCLC","<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1809A061""><i>Manfroné; or, the One-Handed Monk</i></a> is attributed on its t.p. to Mary Anne Radcliffe (see EN2 1809: 61). Both this and the present title, however, were later claimed by Louisa Theresa Bellenden Ker (see FC). Drop-head title in vol. 1 reads: 'Ida of Altenburgh; or the Knights of the Holy Cross'. For further commentary on the authorship issue, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>",,,
1003,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A054","Memoirs of a Princess","Olivia Wilmot SERRES [n&#233;e WILMOT, Olivia]",1812,"Female",,"MEMOIRS OF A PRINCESS; OR, FIRST LOVE. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY OLIVIA W. S&#8211;&#8211;. AUTHOR OF ""THE BOOK.""","London:                     Published by John Maynard, 9, Panton-Street, Haymarket, 1812","2 vols (I x, 194p; II 165p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.c.22; EN2 1812: 54; NSTC S50; xOCLC","Dedication to 'the unmarried fair of Great Britain'. An anonymous romance, titled <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1812A003""><i>The Book!!</i></a>, appeared in the same year (see EN2 1812: 3), which may or may not also have been written by Serres",,,
1004,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A055","Eve of San Marco, The","George SOANE",1812,"Male",,"THE EVE OF SAN MARCO. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Hildyard, Printer, Poppin's-Court. Published by W. Oxberry, Clarendon Square, Somers-Town. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1812","3 vols (I xvi, 243p; II 368p; III 396p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47650-X; ECB 548; EN2 1812: 55; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the most noble the Marchioness of Hertford'. Verse Address 'To the Ladies', vol. 1, pp. [xiii]&ndash;xvi",,,
1005,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A056","Knight Daemon and Robber Chief","George SOANE",1812,"Male",,"KNIGHT DAEMON AND ROBBER CHIEF. BY GEORGE SOANE","London:                     Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, 1812","1 vol.  12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 548; EN2 1812: 56; xNSTC; xOCLC","Frank (Item 428) gives a synopsis",,,
1006,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A057","Fatal Love","Felix ST RAPHAEL",1812,"Male",,"FATAL LOVE; OR, LETTERS FROM A VILLAGE. EDITED BY FELIX ST. RAPHAEL","London:                     Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 41, Pall Mall, 1812","1 vol.  (401p). 12&deg;","MRu R54907; EN2 Update 1; xNSTC; xOCLC","Preface apologetically states that 'if the reader be not interested in its contents, nor pleased with the style, he has only one volume to pay for, to wade through, or to throw down'",,,
1007,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A058","Confessional of Valombre, The","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1812,"Female",,"THE CONFESSIONAL OF VALOMBRE. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE, AUTHOR OF MONTEBRASIL ABBEY; THE BANDIT'S BRIDE; STRIKING LIKENESSES, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","4 vols (I 273p; II 269p; III 274p; IV 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48772-2; ECB 558; EN2 1812: 57; NSTC S3495; OCLC 7097044",,,,
1008,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A059","Borderers, The","Elizabeth STRUTT [formerly BYRON, Elizabeth]",1812,"Female",,"THE BORDERERS. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE, ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE MANNERS OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","3 vols (I vi, 234p; II 234p; III 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47268-7; ECB 66; EN2 1812: 58; NSTC S4207; xOCLC","Preface states: 'this work was begun in the year 1805, since which time its progress has been impeded by a variety of obstacles, of consequence only to the author; and in the interim several publications have appeared on a similar plan' (p. iv). Text proper in vol. 1 ends at p. 208, and is followed by notes, pp. 209&ndash;34; vol. 2 text ends at p. 218, followed by notes (pp. 219&ndash;34); vol. 3 text ends at p. 249 (notes, pp. 250&ndash;51)",,,
1009,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A060","Cava of Toledo","Augusta Amelia STUART",1812,"Female",,"CAVA OF TOLEDO; OR, THE GOTHIC PRINCESS. A ROMANCE. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY AUGUSTA AMELIA STUART, AUTHOR OF LUDOVICO'S TALE; THE ENGLISH BROTHERS; EXILE OF PORTUGAL, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","5 vols (I ii, 259p; II 240p; III 252p; IV 224p; V 286p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48683-1; ECB 567; EN2 1812: 59; xNSTC; xOCLC","Allibone (and Block and Summers) have 'Cave' rather than 'Cava'",,,
1010,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A061","Sir William Dorien","Henrietta SYKES",1812,"Female",,"SIR WILLIAM DORIEN. A DOMESTIC STORY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF MARGIANA; OR, WIDDRINGTON TOWER","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","3 vols (I 269p; II 252p; III 262p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48747-1; ECB 539; EN2 1812: 60; NSTC S4579; OCLC 7099088",,,,
1011,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A062","Vindictive Spirit, The","Elizabeth THOMAS",1812,"Female",,"THE VINDICTIVE SPIRIT. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. BRIDGET BLUEMANTLE, AUTHOR OF HUSBAND AND WIFE; MONTE VIDEO; MORTIMER HALL; THREE OLD MAIDS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1812","4 vols (I 233p; II 227p; III 200p; IV 215p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47156-7; ECB 63; EN2 1812: 61; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
1012,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A063","Dangers of Infidelity, The","Harriet VENTUM",1812,"Female",,"THE DANGERS OF INFIDELITY: A NOVEL","London:                     Chapple, 1812","3 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 612; EN2 1812: 62; xNSTC; xOCLC","ECB lists under Ventum, Harriet. Other details aided by 'New Publications' listings in ER and QR, for Feb 1813 and Dec 1812 respectively",,,
1013,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A064","Rosamund","Miss WATSON",1812,"Female",,"ROSAMUND, COUNTESS OF CLARENSTEIN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by A. J. Valpy; Tooke's Court, Chancery Lane, 1812","3 vols (I viii, 324p; II 344p; III 288p). 12&deg;","MH-H *EC8.W3310.812r; EN2 1812: 63; xNSTC; OCLC 7121862","Vol. 1, first leaf, MS ink addition reads: 'From the Authoress Miss Watson, Eldest Daughter of the late Bishop of Llandaff, Richard Watson D.D.'. Text in vol. 1 ends at p. 317; followed by advs, pp. 319&ndash;24. See <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a> for further evidence establishing Miss Watson as the author; also see Anecdotal Records (click on the link below)",,,
1014,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A065","Loyalists, The","Jane WEST",1812,"Female",,"THE LOYALISTS: AN HISTORICAL NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""LETTERS TO A YOUNG MAN,"" ""A TALE OF THE TIMES,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1812","3 vols (I 364p; II 307p; III 352p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 631; EN2 1812: 64; NSTC W1348; OCLC 7127773",,"2nd edn 1812 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48893-1; Boston, 1813 (OCLC)",,
1015,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A066","Velina","Alexander WHYTE",1812,"Male",,"VELINA. A MORAL TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY ALEXANDER WHYTE, ESQ","London:                     Printed for William Miller, Albemarle Street, 1812","2 vols (I xix, 216p; II 196p). 8&deg;","BL N.1476; ECB 636; EN2 1812: 65; NSTC W1797; OCLC 13344766","Preface dated 12 Dec 1811",,,
1016,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1812A067","Scotch Lawsuits","Ann WILSON",1812,"Female",,"SCOTCH LAWSUITS; OR, A TALE OF THE EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH CENTURIES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE ""TWO BROTHERS"", &C. &C","London:                     Printed for George Robinson, Paternoster-Row; by J. Swan, 76, Fleet Street, 1812","1 vol.  (210p). 12&deg;","E Vts.115.b.3; ECB 641; EN2 1812: 66; NSTC S739; OCLC 15732475","ECB lists as by Miss Ann Wilson, also attributing to her <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1802A061""><i>Lady Geraldine Beaufort</i></a> (EN2 1802: 61) and <i>Letters on Ancient History</i> (1809); the latter also appears as by Anne Wilson in Allibone, NSTC and NUC",,,
1017,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A001","Age We Live in: A Fragment, The","ANON",1813,"Unknown",,"THE AGE WE LIVE IN: A FRAGMENT. DEDICATED TO EVERY YOUNG LADY OF FASHION","London:                     Printed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury-Square, 1813","1 vol.  (236p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.bbb.1; EN2 Update 1; NSTC L24; OCLC 13227045","Preface, signed by editor 'L. L&mdash;&mdash;', notes: 'In giving the following pages to the Public, the Editor complies with the particular injunction of the writer of them. Her sun set at a very early period of her day of youth; and the present volume is the result of some of those hours of confinement that she was obliged to submit to' (p. 3). A journal of an invalid young woman moving in beau monde circles; evidently unconnected with Louisa Sidney Stanhope's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1809A069""><i>The Age We Live in. A Novel</i></a> (EN2 1809: 69)",,,
1018,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A002","Demetrius","ANON",1813,"Unknown",,"DEMETRIUS, A RUSSIAN ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman Hurst Rees Orme and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1813","2 vols (I 260p; II 232p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47410-8; ECB 158; EN2 1813: 1; xNSTC; OCLC 29661643","With an Appendix on Demetrius, vol. 2, pp. 214&ndash;32, extracted from Coxe's <i>Travels in Russia</i>. See <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below), for information relating to the authorship","Baltimore 1818 (OCLC)",,
1019,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A003","It Was Me","ANON",1813,"Unknown",,"IT WAS ME, A TALE, BY ME, ONE WHO CARES FOR NOTHING OR NOBODY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","2 vols (I 227p; II 225p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47875-8; ECB 302; EN2 1813: 2; NSTC I539; xOCLC",,,,
1020,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A004","Ordeal, The","ANON",1813,"Unknown",,"THE ORDEAL; A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Gale, Curtis, and Fenner; and G. and S. Robinson, Paternoster-Row. Sold also by Macredie and Co., and G. R. Clarke, Edinburgh; Smith and Son, Glasgow; and M. Keene, and J. Cumming, Dublin, 1813","3 vols (I 264p; II 260p; III 208p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48311-5; ECB 424; EN2 1813: 3; NSTC O419; OCLC 41221190",,,,
1021,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A005","Picture of Society, A","ANON",1813,"Unknown",,"A PICTURE OF SOCIETY, OR, THE MISANTHROPIST","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, jun. and E. T. Hookham, no. 15, Old Bond Street; and M. Keene, College Green, Dublin, 1813","1 vol.  (202p). 12&deg;","O 249.r.44; EN2 1813: 4; NSTC P1671; OCLC 10384283","Drop-head title: 'The Misanthropist; or, a Picture of Society'",,,
1022,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A006","Ruins of Selinunti","ANON",1813,"Unknown",,"THE RUINS OF SELINUNTI; OR, THE VAL DE MAZZARA, SICILIAN, CALABRIAN, AND NEAPOLITAN SCENERIES. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A LATE RAMBLER IN THESE COUNTRIES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","3 vols (I 221p; II 256p; III 248p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48559-2; ECB 506; EN2 1813: 5; NSTC S1108; xOCLC",,,,
1023,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A007","Pride and Prejudice","Jane AUSTEN",1813,"Female",,"PRIDE AND PREJUDICE: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""SENSE AND SENSIBILITY.""","London:                     Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall, 1813","3 vols (I 307p; II 239p; III 323p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 33; EN2 1813: 7; NSTC A2017; OCLC 38659585","Colophon 'Printed by C. Roworth, Bell-yard, Temple-bar' in vol. 1; 'G. Sidney, Printer, Northumberland-street, Strand' in vols 2 and 3","2nd edn 1813 (Corvey); 3rd edn 1817 (NSTC); 1833 (NSTC); 1839 (NSTC); 1844 (NSTC); 1846 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1832, as <i>Elizabeth Bennet</i> (NSTC); French trans., 1822; German trans., 1830",,
1024,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A008","Widow's Lodgings, The","John BALLANTYNE",1813,"Male",,"THE WIDOW'S LODGINGS; A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. and published by John Ballantyne and Co. Hanover-Street; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1813","2 vols (I xxiii, 202p; II x, 218p). 12&deg;","O Vet.A6e.349; ECB 636; EN2 1813: 8; NSTC B342; OCLC 6618182","Advertisement' signed Daniel Dawson, Ramsgate, 1 Aug 1812","2nd edn 1813 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48969-5",,
1025,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A009","Heroine, The","Eaton Stannard BARRETT",1813,"Male",,"THE HEROINE, OR ADVENTURES OF A FAIR ROMANCE READER, BY EATON STANNARD BARRETT, ESQ. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square; and sold by George Goldie, Edinburgh, and John Cumming, Dublin, 1813","3 vols (I xx, 224p; II 239p; III 302p). 12&deg;","BL 012635.d.8; ECB 41; EN2 1813: 9; NSTC B670; OCLC 6651570","Dedication to George Canning","2nd edn 1814 as <i>The Heroine, or the Adventures of Cherubina</i> (NSTC); 3rd edn 1815 as <i>The Heroine, or the Adventures of Cherubina</i> (OCLC); Philadelphia 1815, from London 2nd edn (OCLC)",,
1026,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A010","Interesting Adventures of a Hackney Coach, The","Henry BEAUCHAMP",1813,"Male",,"THE INTERESTING ADVENTURES OF A HACKNEY COACH, (AS RELATED BY THE COACHMAN;) WRITTEN BY HENRY BEAUCHAMP. CONTAINING A GREAT VARIETY OF CURIOUS OCCURRENCES, TAKEN CHIEFLY FROM THE PRESENT TIMES","London:                     Published by S. Hood, 39, Tottenham-Court-Road; and sold by all other Booksellers, 1813","1 vol.  (ii, iv, 154p, ill.). 12&deg;","O 249.s.58; EN2 1813: 10; NSTC B1128; xOCLC","To the Reader', pp. [i]&ndash;ii, is followed by an unheaded statement concerning the present aim to provide a 'second volume' to 'that ingenious little work, entitled ""The Adventures of a Hackney Coach,"" published in the year 1781'; this is signed 'The Author' and dated London 1813 (pp. [i]&ndash;iv, second sequence). For the original <i>Adventures of a Hackney Coach</i>, see EN1 1781: 1. Collates in sixes","1815 (NSTC)",,
1027,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A011","Heart and the Fancy, The","Elizabeth Ogilvy BENGER",1813,"Female",,"THE HEART AND THE FANCY, OR VALSINORE. A TALE. BY MISS BENGER. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1813","2 vols (I 243p; II 312p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47236-9; ECB 50; EN2 1813: 11; NSTC B1551; OCLC 13274301",,"Philadelphia & Boston 1815 (OCLC); French trans., 1816 [as <i>Valsinore, ou le Coeur et l'imagination</i> (CCFR)]",,
1028,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A012","Sir Ferdinand of England","James Norris BREWER",1813,"Male",,"SIR FERDINAND OF ENGLAND. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY J. N. BREWER, AUTHOR OF A WINTER'S TALE; AN OLD FAMILY LEGEND; SECRETS MADE PUBLIC, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","4 vols (I ii, 216p; II 255p; III 268p; IV 271p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47203-2; ECB 73; EN2 1813: 12; NSTC B4251; xOCLC","Notes at the end of all vols: vol. 1, 4 pp. (unn.); vol. 2, 2 pp. (unn.); vol. 3, 3 pp. (unn.); vol. 4, 4 pp. (unn.). Summers (p. 506) lists as 4 vols, Minerva Press, 1802, with 2nd edn Newman 1813. But Blakey, ECB, Hardy, and NSTC all date this work 1813; and the earliest publication by Brewer discovered is 1807",,,
1029,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A013","Sir Gilbert Easterling","James Norris BREWER",1813,"Male",,"SIR GILBERT EASTERLING, A STORY, SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN WRITTEN BY HIMSELF ABOUT THE YEAR 1598. IN FOUR VOLUMES. PREPARED FOR THE PRESS BY JAMES NORRIS BREWER, AUTHOR OF A WINTER'S TALE, SIR FERDINAND OF ENGLAND, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","4 vols (I iii, 264p; II 270p; III 241p; IV 255p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47067-6; ECB 73; EN2 1813: 13; xNSTC; xOCLC","Introductory Remarks, by the Editor', vol. 1, pp. [i]&ndash;iii. Notes at the end of all vols: vol. 1 and 2, 4 pp. (unn.); vol. 3, 5 pp. (unn.); vol. 4, 6 pp. (unn.)",,,
1030,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A014","Liberality and Prejudice","Eliza A. COXE",1813,"Female",,"LIBERALITY AND PREJUDICE, A TALE; BY ELIZA A. COXE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by E. & H. Hodson, Cross-Street, Hatton-Garden, for B. & R. Crosby & Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster Row, 1813","3 vols (I 312p; II 292p; III 379p). 12&deg;","BL 1153.i.13; ECB 141; EN2 1813: 14; NSTC C3996; xOCLC","8 pp. unn. list of 'Subscribers' at beginning of vol. 1",,,
1031,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A015","Adelaide: Or, the Countercharm","Catherine CUTHBERTSON",1813,"Female",,"ADELAIDE: OR, THE COUNTERCHARM. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""SANTO SEBASTIANO; OR, THE YOUNG PROTECTOR:"" ""ROMANCE OF THE PYRENEES:"" AND ""THE FOREST OF MONTALBANO.""","London:                     Printed for G. and S. Robinson, and Cradock and Joy, Paternoster Row, 1813","5 vols (I 429p; II 419p; III 432p; IV 436p; V 424p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47015-3; ECB 5; EN2 1813: 15; NSTC C4642; OCLC 6715787",,"German trans., 1833",,
1032,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A016","Forest of Valancourt, The","Peter Middleton DARLING",1813,"Male",,"THE FOREST OF VALANCOURT, OR THE HAUNT OF THE BANDITTI; A ROMANCE. BY P. M. DARLING, AUTHOR OF ""THE ROMANCE OF THE HIGHLANDS.""","Edinburgh:                     Printed by J. Hay & Co. for the Author; sold by William M'William, Lawmarket, 1813","1 vol.  (10, 287p). 12&deg;","O Vet.A6e.350; EN2 1813: 16; NSTC D305; xOCLC","Prefatory 'Beauty and Virtue, an Ode' addressed to 'Miss Margaret Susannah Anderson', pp. [5]&ndash;10, followed by an address to reader (1 p. unn.) dated Edinburgh, 24 Apr 1813. Collates in sixes",,,
1033,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A017","Sons of the Viscount, and the Daughters of the Earl, The","Selina DAVENPORT",1813,"Female",,"THE SONS OF THE VISCOUNT, AND THE DAUGHTERS OF THE EARL, A NOVEL. DEPICTING RECENT SCENES IN FASHIONABLE LIFE. BY A LADY. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square; and sold by George Goldie, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, Dublin, 1813","4 vols (I 220p; II 235p; III 222p; IV 250p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48711-0; ECB 550; EN2 1813: 17; NSTC D391; OCLC 44668780","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable the Lady Louisa Cadogan'",,,
1034,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A018","Faithful Irishwoman, The","S. Sparow DE RENZY",1813,"Male",,"THE FAITHFUL IRISHWOMAN, OR THE HOUSE OF DUNDER. BY CAPTAIN S. S. DE RENZY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. Gillet, Crown-Court, Fleet-Street; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row; and to be had of all Booksellers, 1813","2 vols (I xx, 215p; II 232p). 12&deg;","CLU-S/C PR.4539DAAAf; ECB 159; EN2 1813: 18; xNSTC; OCLC 3837090","Dedication to 'my Uncle, Sir Solomon Dunder, Bart.' signed 'Your affectionate Nephew, S. S. Dunder'. 'Subscribers' Names', vol. 1 (3 pp. unn.)",,,
1035,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A019","Adventures of a Dramatist on a Journey to the London Managers, The","Benjamin FRERE",1813,"Male",,"THE ADVENTURES OF A DRAMATIST ON A JOURNEY TO THE LONDON MANAGERS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Lackington, Allen and Co. Finsbury Square; and sold by all Booksellers, 1813","2 vols (I vi, 204p; II 204p). 12&deg;","BL N.2496; ECB 6; EN2 1813: 19; NSTC F1763; OCLC 13308696","Dedication to Samuel Whitbread, Esq. M.P., signed B. Frere and dated Handsworth, Staffordshire, 1 Nov 1812. Printer's mark on verso of half-titles reads: 'Printed by Swinney and Ferrall, Birmingham'. ECB 189 (under Ererf [pseud.]) lists Groombridge edn, Dec 1831","2nd edn 1813 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47611-9; 1832 (OCLC)",,
1036,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A020","Deception","Sarah GREEN",1813,"Female",,"DECEPTION. A FASHIONABLE NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES, FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY MRS. GREEN. AUTHORESS OF THE PRIVATE HISTORY OF THE COURT OF ENGLAND&#8212;GOOD MEN OF MODERN DATE, &C. &C. &C","London:                     Published by Sheerwood [sic], Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row. And sold by all Booksellers, 1813","3 vols (I 216p; II 204p; III 216p). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.G74D.1813; EN2 1813: 20; xNSTC; OCLC 6774302","The last pages of vol. 3 are mistakenly numbered 111&ndash;116. Colophon 'P. White, Printer, 25, New Street, Bishopsgate, London' in vol. 1; 'T. Wallis, Printer, Highgate' in vols 2 and 3",,,
1037,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A021","Maiden Wife, The","Ann Mary HAMILTON",1813,"Female",,"THE MAIDEN WIFE: OR, THE HEIRESS OF DE COURCEY. A MOST INTERESTING TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MISS M. HAMILTON, AUTHORESS OF THE FOREST OF ST. BERNARDO, &C. &C","London:                     Published by Sherwood Neely & Jones Paternoster Row, and Taylor and Co. Oxford Street. And sold by all Booksellers, 1813","4 vols (I 215p; II 216p; III 214p; IV 185p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47587-2; ECB 252; EN2 1813: 21; NSTC H301; xOCLC","Drop-head title reads: 'The Heiress of De Courcy' [sic]. Final two pages of vol. 1 wrongly numbered as 114 and 115. Mistakenly attributed in some catalogues to Emma Hamilton",,,
1038,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A022","I Can't Afford It","Emma HAMILTON",1813,"Female",,"""I CAN'T AFFORD IT."" AND OTHER TALES, BY MRS. HAMILTON. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by W. Oxberry, 11, Clarendon Square Somers Town. Published by C. Chapple, Pall Mall, 1813","2 vols (I 240p; II 191p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51030-9; ECB 252; EN2 1813: 22; NSTC H331; xOCLC",,,,
1039,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A023","Anselmo; or, the Day of Trial","Mary HILL",1813,"Female",,"ANSELMO; OR, THE DAY OF TRIAL. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MARY HILL, AUTHOR OF THE FOREST OF COMALVA, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","4 vols (I 252p; II 231p; III 211p; IV 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47711-5; ECB 268; EN2 1813: 23; NSTC H1687; xOCLC",,,,
1040,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A024","St Leonard's Forest","William Henry HITCHENER",1813,"Male",,"ST. LEONARD'S FOREST; OR, THE CHILD OF CHANCE. A NOVEL. BY WILLIAM HENRY HITCHENER, OF THE SURREY THEATRE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, 1813","2 vols (I vi, 223p; II 224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47673-9; ECB 274; EN2 1813: 24; xNSTC; OCLC 45625533","Dedication 'to Robert William Elliston, Esq.', dated Blackfriars Road, 6 Nov 1812",,,
1041,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A025","Towers of Ravenswold, The","William Henry HITCHENER",1813,"Male",,"THE TOWERS OF RAVENSWOLD; OR, DAYS OF IRONSIDE. A ROMANCE. BY WILLIAM HENRY HITCHENER, OF THE SURRY [sic] THEATRE: AUTHOR OF ST. LEONARD'S FOREST, &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple. Pall Mall, 1813","2 vols (I 204p; II 202p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47674-7; EN2 1813: 25; NSTC H1927; xOCLC",,,,
1042,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A026","Daughter-in-Law, her Father, and Family, The","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1813,"Female",,"THE DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, HER FATHER, AND FAMILY. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE OFFICER'S WIDOW AND FAMILY; THE CLERGYMAN'S WIDOW AND FAMILY; LITTLE DRAMAS, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","2 vols (I 232p, ill.; II 240p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47424-8; EN2 1813: 26; xNSTC; xOCLC",,"1825 (NSTC 2H29380); 1829 (NSTC); [1830] (NSTC)",,
1043,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A027","Iwanowna","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1813,"Female",,"IWANOWNA; OR, THE MAID OF MOSCOW. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE CLERGYMAN'S WIDOW, OFFICER'S WIDOW, SON OF A GENIUS, SISTERS, &C","London:                     Printed for G. and S. Robinson, Paternoster Row, 1813","2 vols (I 265p; II 279p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.f.18; ECB 303; EN2 1813: 27; NSTC H2421; OCLC 22331074",,"2nd edn 1816 as <i>The Maid of Moscow; or Iwanowna</i> (Corvey&mdash;a reissue by A. K. Newman), CME 3-638-47663-1; Philadelphia 1815 (OCLC)",,
1044,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A028","Patience and Perseverance","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1813,"Female",,"PATIENCE AND PERSEVERANCE; OR, THE MODERN GRISELDA. A DOMESTIC TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF SAYS SHE TO HER NEIGHBOUR, WHAT? &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","4 vols (I iii, 283p; II 282p; III 262p; IV 223p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48404-9; EN2 1813: 28; NSTC H2424; xOCLC","Preface 'To the Reader' acknowledges author's debt to 'the admirable little work of Miss Edgeworth's, entitled <i>The Modern Griselda</i>'","Philadelphia & Boston 1816 (OCLC)",,
1045,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A029","Sisters; a Domestic Tale, The","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1813,"Female",,"THE SISTERS; A DOMESTIC TALE, BY THE AUTHOR OF THE OFFICER'S WIDOW AND FAMILY; CLERGYMAN'S WIDOW AND FAMILY; LITTLE DRAMAS, &C. &C","Ipswich:                     Printed by J. Raw, and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, London, 1813","1 vol.  (249p). 12&deg;","Dt OLS.B-3-906; ECB 540; EN2 1813: 29; NSTC H2428; OCLC 43481031",,"London 1814 (BRu ENC&mdash;A. K. Newman); new edn 1828 (NSTC); Hartford, CT, 1815 (OCLC); French trans., 1832",,
1046,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A030","Memoirs of Prince Alexy Haimatoff","Thomas Jefferson HOGG",1813,"Male",,"MEMOIRS OF PRINCE ALEXY HAIMATOFF. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL LATIN MSS. UNDER THE IMMEDIATE INSPECTION OF THE PRINCE, BY JOHN BROWN, ESQ","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, jun. and E. T. Hookham, 15, Old Bond Street, 1813","1 vol.  (iv, 236p). 12&deg;","BL C.39.e.63; ECB 380; EN2 1813: 30; NSTC H2105; OCLC 36560355","Preface dated 4 Feb 1813, begins: 'From this Translation, which is so very free, as, in many parts, to be rather a paraphrase than a translation, it is impossible to form any just idea of the classic eloquence and pure Latinity of the original'. Vol. ends with advs (4 pp. unn.), including review extracts","1825 (NSTC)",,
1047,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A031","Wife and the Lover, The","Frances HOLCROFT",1813,"Female",,"THE WIFE AND THE LOVER. A NOVEL, BY MISS HOLCROFT. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square; and sold by George Goldie, Edinburgh, and John Cumming, Dublin, 1813/14","3 vols (I (1813) 204p; II (1814) 238p; III (1814) 294p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47731-X; ECB 276; EN2 1813: 31; xNSTC; OCLC 6818736",,,,
1048,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A032","Lady Durnevor","Anthony Frederick HOLSTEIN",1813,"Male",,"LADY DURNEVOR; OR, MY FATHER'S WIFE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ANTHONY FREDERICK HOLSTEIN, AUTHOR OF SIR OWEN GLENDOWR; THE ASSASSIN OF ST. GLENROY; LOVE, MYSTERY, AND MISERY; MODERN KATE; INHABITANTS OF EARTH; MISERIES OF AN HEIRESS; BOUVERIE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","3 vols (I iv, 247p; II 240p; III 232p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47736-0; ECB 278; EN2 1813: 32; xNSTC; xOCLC","Preface dated Jan 1813",,,
1049,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A033","L'Intriguante","Anthony Frederick HOLSTEIN",1813,"Male",,"L'INTRIGUANTE; OR, THE WOMAN OF THE WORLD. BY ANTHONY FREDERICK HOLSTEIN. AUTHOR OF ISADORA OF MILAN, MISERIES OF AN HEIRESS, BOUVERIE, OR THE PUPIL OF THE WORLD, &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square; and sold by George Goldie, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, Dublin, 1813","4 vols (I ix, 216p; II 202p; III 200p; IV 208p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47737-9; ECB 278; EN2 1813: 33; xNSTC; OCLC 43153163","Preface dated Jan 1813. Vols 1 and 2 have 'Printed by J. Dennett, Leather Lane, London' on verso of t.p. and colophon of 'Vigurs, Printer, 14, York-Street, Covent Garden'; in vols 3 and 4 these appear the other way round","French trans., 1831",,
1050,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A034","Border Chieftains, The","Mary HOUGHTON",1813,"Female",,"THE BORDER CHIEFTAINS; OR, LOVE AND CHIVALRY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS HOUGHTON, AUTHOR OF ""THE MYSTERIES OF THE FOREST.""","London:                     Printed for G. and S. Robinson, Paternoster Row, 1813","3 vols (I vi, 258p; II 273p; III 312p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47806-5; ECB 284; EN2 1813: 34; xNSTC; OCLC 3864126","To the Public', signed 'The Author. Hampstead'","2nd edn 1815 (OCLC); German trans., 1817 [as <i>Die feindlichen Stammh&auml;upter, oder Liebe und Ritterthum</i> (RS)]",,
1051,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A035","She Thinks for Herself","Mrs ?Harriet HUGHES",1813,"Female",,"SHE THINKS FOR HERSELF. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1813","3 vols (I 263p; II 261p; III 345p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48650-5; ECB 532; EN2 1813: 6; NSTC S1607; xOCLC","For author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1052,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A036","Miser Married, The","Catherine HUTTON [also Catharine]",1813,"Female",,"THE MISER MARRIED. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY CATHERINE HUTTON","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown. Paternoster Row, 1813","3 vols (I xii, 288p; II 283p; III 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47864-2; ECB 291; EN2 1813: 35; NSTC H3424; OCLC 6821040","Dedication 'to my Father, my beloved and respected Father', dated Birmingham, 1 May 1813. Preface states that the author gained the confidence to write fiction as a result of her dissatisfaction with 'a celebrated Novel, written by a celebrated Lady, which appeared to me of that kind called prose run mad' (p. x). See also the same author's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1819A043""><i>Oakwood Hall</i></a> (EN2 1819: 43)","Philadelphia 1814 (OCLC)",,
1053,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A037","Prior Claim, The","Maria ILIFF",1813,"Female",,"THE PRIOR CLAIM. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. ILIFF","London:                     Published for the Author, by J. Burch, White-Hart-Court, Lombard-Street, 1813","2 vols (I xvi, 228p; II 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47879-0; ECB 292; EN2 1813: 36; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication. To my Friends! And who, it may be asked, are they?', dated London, 4 Mar 1813. 'List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [vii]&ndash;xvi. ECB gives Newman as publisher, but not discovered in this form",,,
1054,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A038","Brothers in High Life, The","Mrs D. JOHNSON",1813,"Female",,"THE BROTHERS IN HIGH LIFE; OR, THE NORTH OF IRELAND. A ROMANCE, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS D. JOHNSON","London:                     Printed for G. Kearsley, No. 46, Fleet Street; and sold by J. Jones, 4, St. Michael's Alley, Cornhill, and 24, Blackman Street, Southwark, 1820 [first published 1813]","3 vols (I 184p; II 179p; III 186p). 12&deg;","No copy of 1st edn located; EN2 1813: 37; xNSTC; xOCLC","First published in 1813, but no copy with this date located. Details above replicate 1820 edn (CtY-BR In.J631.813Bb)","1820 (see note above)",,
1055,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A039","Jane de Dunstanville","Isabella KELLY",1813,"Female",,"JANE DE DUNSTANVILLE; OR, CHARACTERS AS THEY ARE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ISABELLA KELLY, AUTHOR OF MADELINE, ABBEY OF ST. ASAPH, AVONDALE PRIORY, JOSCELINA, EVA, RUTHINGLENNE, MODERN INCIDENT, BARON'S DAUGHTER, SECRET, LITERARY INFORMATION, FRENCH GRAMMAR, POEMS, &C. &C","London:                     Published for the Author, by J. Souter, 1, Paternoster Row; and sold by Mr. Mozley, Gainsborough; Messrs. Wilson and Co. York; Messrs. Doig and Sterling, Edinburgh; and by all Booksellers, 1813","4 vols (I xi, 232p; II 232p; III 220p; IV 220p). 12&deg;","IU 823.K296j; EN2 1813: 38; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales', signed Isabella Hedgeland, York Place, Brompton, 1 Sept 1813. 'Subscribers' Names', vol. 1, pp. [ix]&ndash;xi","2nd edn 1819 (Corvey&mdash;a resissue by A.K Newman), CME 3-628-47979-7",,
1056,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A040","Age and Youth","August Heinrich Julius LAFONTAINE",1813,"Male",,"AGE AND YOUTH; OR, THE FAMILIES OF ABENSTEDT. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. FROM THE GERMAN OF LA FONTAINE, AUTHOR OF THE FAMILY OF HALDEN; THE REPROBATE; HERMANN AND EMILIA; DOLGORUCKI AND MENZIKOFF, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","4 vols (I 207p; II 247p; III 233p; IV 255p). 12&deg;","BL 12547.dd.8; ECB 326; EN2 1813: 39; NSTC L146; OCLC 46643557","German original not discovered",,,
1057,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A041","Read, and Give It a Name","Mrs LLEWELLYN",1813,"Female",,"READ, AND GIVE IT A NAME. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. LLEWELLYN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","4 vols (I iv, 273p; II 281p; III 255p; IV 274p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48035-3; ECB 350; EN2 1813: 40; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
1058,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A042","Hope","Miriam MALDEN",1813,"Female",,"HOPE; OR, JUDGE WITHOUT PREJUDICE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MIRIAM MALDEN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","4 vols (I 254p; II 268p; III 258p; IV 327p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48153-8; ECB 364; EN2 1813: 41; NSTC M807; OCLC 13322604",,,,
1059,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A043","Hero of Salamanca, A","Henrietta Maria MORIARTY",1813,"Female",,"A HERO OF SALAMANCA; OR, THE NOVICE ISABEL. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY H. M. MORIARTY, AUTHOR OF ""BRIGHTON IN AN UPROAR,"" &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed for the Author; and sold by J. Souter, No. 1, Paternoster-Row; and to be had of all Booksellers, 1813","3 vols (I 237p; II 183p; III 159p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48331-X; ECB 396; EN2 1813: 42; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
1060,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A044","Tales of Real Life","Amelia Alderson OPIE",1813,"Female",,"TALES OF REAL LIFE. BY MRS. OPIE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1813","3 vols (I 322p; II 294p; III 297p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.aaa.2; ECB 423; NSTC O388; EN2 1813: 43; OCLC 6282495",,"2nd edn 1813 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48307-7; 3rd edn 1816 (NSTC); Boston 1827 (NSTC); French trans., 1814; German trans., 1816 [as <i>Darstellungen aus dem wirklichen Leben</i>, published as vols 3 and 4 of <i>Bibliothek neuer englischer Romane</i> (RS)]",,
1061,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A045","Aretas","Emma PARKER",1813,"Female",,"ARETAS, A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY EMMA PARKER, AUTHOR OF ""ELFRIDA, HEIRESS OF BELGROVE,"" AND ""VIRGINIA, OR THE PEACE OF AMIENS.""","London:                     Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Paternoster Row, 1813","4 vols (I viii, 344p; II 375p; III 367p; IV 382p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48384-0; ECB 433; EN2 1813: 44; xNSTC; xOCLC","Preface states: '""<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1811A064"">Elfrida</a>"" was ready for the press, a considerable time before it was published; that delay was so far disadvantageous to ""<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1811A066"">Virginia</a>"" as making it appear to come out too soon after the former, though still near a year elapsed between the publishing of the two works, though they have been spoken of as if they had actually accompanied each other. It is now a year and a half since I finished the latter'. For the two novels mentioned here, see EN2 1811: 64 and 66",,,
1062,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A046","History and Adventures of Godfrey Ranger, The","David William PAYNTER",1813,"Male",,"THE HISTORY AND ADVENTURES OF GODFREY RANGER; IN THREE VOLUMES. BY D. W. PAYNTER","Manchester:                     Printed and sold by R. & W. Dean, Market-Street, 1813","3 vols (I xiii, 259p; II v, 272p; III viii, 345p). 12&deg;","O 249.s.101&ndash;103; EN2 1813: 45; NSTC P787; xOCLC","The Publisher's Preface', vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;x, (humorously?) deprecating the work as if to forestall criticism. Collates in sixes","London 1816 as <i>Godfrey Ranger. A Novel</i> (Corvey&mdash;a reissue by A.K. Newman), CME 3-628-48405-7",,
1063,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A047","Vaga","Frances PECK",1813,"Female",,"VAGA; OR, A VIEW OF NATURE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. PECK","London:                     Robinson, 1813","3 vols. 12&deg;","No copy of 1st edn located; ECB 439; EN2 1813: 46; xNSTC; xOCLC","Title details based on 2nd edn of 1815 (see below)","2nd edn 1815 (Corvey, OCLC 49463828&mdash;a reissue by A. K. Newman), CME 3-628-48410-3",,
1064,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A048","Lady of Martendyke, The","Mary PHIBBS",1813,"Female",,"THE LADY OF MARTENDYKE; AN HISTORICAL TALE OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY. BY A LADY. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Published for the Author, by Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square, 1813","4 vols (I xv, 222p; II 210p; III 248p; IV 292p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47892-8; EN2 1813: 47; NSTC P13995; OCLC 13746207","Dedication 'to the Most Noble the Marchioness of Ely', dated Laura House, Bath, Dec 1812. List of 'Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;[x]. Preface dated Laura House, Bath, Dec 1812. In ViU copy (PR.3991.A6L3.1813) t.p. to vols 1 and 2 has 'A Lady' deleted and 'Mary Phibbs' written alongside; t.p. to vol. 1 also has the inscription 'Margaret Phibbs given by her beloved father W H Phibbs'. In vol. 1 the following is written in pencil in Michael Sadleir's hand: 'With Autograph of Author (Mary Phibbs) on fly leaf'. Care perhaps needs to be taken before accepting the attribution: the hand of Mary Phibbs seems rather immature, and the appropriation of the work could possibly be part of a childish game",,,
1065,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A049","History of Myself and my Friend, The","Anne PLUMPTRE",1813,"Female",,"THE HISTORY OF MYSELF AND MY FRIEND, A NOVEL: BY ANNE PLUMPTRE. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, English and Foreign Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1813","4 vols (I vi, 308p; II 322p; III 315p; IV 316p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48476-6; ECB 455; EN2 1813: 48; NSTC P2160; OCLC 47746976",,,,
1066,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A050","Olivia; or the Nymph of the Valley","John POTTER",1813,"Male",,"OLIVIA; OR THE NYMPH OF THE VALLEY: A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY JOHN POTTER, M.D","London:                     Printed for W. Earle, Albemarle-Street, 1813","2 vols (I missing; II 208p). 12&deg;","BL 1154.c.28; EN2 1813: 49; NSTC P2735; xOCLC","Vol. 1 is missing in BL, and no other copy has been located",,,
1067,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A051","Mount Erin","Matilda POTTER",1813,"Female",,"MOUNT ERIN; AN IRISH TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MATILDA POTTER","London:                     Printed for J. Souter, 1, Paternoster-Row, by G. Sidney, Northumberland-Street, Strand, 1813","2 vols (I 211p; II 212p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48366-2; EN2 1813: 50; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
1068,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A052","Monastery of St Columb, The","Regina Maria ROCHE",1813,"Female",,"THE MONASTERY OF ST. COLUMB; OR, THE ATONEMENT. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY REGINA MARIA ROCHE, AUTHOR OF THE CHILDREN OF THE ABBEY; HOUSES OF OSMA AND ALMERIA; DISCARDED SON, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","5 vols (I 273p; II 244p; III 208p; IV 203p; V 215p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48460-X; ECB 498; EN2 1813: 51; NSTC D1495; OCLC 7031984",,"New York & Philadelphia 1813 (OCLC); German trans., 1816 [as <i>Die Geheimnisse der Abtei von Santa Columba, oder der Ritter mit den rothen Waffen</i> (RS)]; French trans., 1819 [as <i>Le Monast&egrave;re de Saint-Columba, ou le chevalier des armes rouges</i> (CCFR)]",,
1069,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A053","Marchioness!!!, The","Mrs ROSS",1813,"Female",,"THE MARCHIONESS!!! OR, ""THE MATURED ENCHANTRESS."" IN THREE VOLUMES. BY LADY &#8211;&#8211;","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","3 vols (I 197p; II 224p; III 214p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48083-3; ECB 367; EN2 1813: 52; NSTC R1705; OCLC 7027666",,,,
1070,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A054","Strangers of Lindenfeldt, The","Mrs ROSS",1813,"Female",,"THE STRANGERS OF LINDENFELDT; OR, WHO IS MY FATHER? A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. ROSS, AUTHOR OF THE COUSINS, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","3 vols (I 262p; II 267p; III 256p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48555-X; ECB 503; EN2 1813: 53; NSTC R1707; OCLC 10928503",,,,
1071,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A055","Strathmay","Honoria SCOTT",1813,"Female",,"STRATHMAY: OR SCENES IN THE NORTH, ILLUSTRATIVE OF SCOTTISH MANNERS, &C. A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF A WINTER IN EDINBURGH, AMATORY TALES, VALE OF CLYDE, &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for J. Dick, 142, High Street; and T. Tegg, 111, Cheap Side, London, 1813","2 vols (I 197p; II 175p). 12&deg;","IU 823.Sco82s; ECB 520; EN2 1813: 54; xNSTC; xOCLC","List of 5 novels 'Just Published' by Tegg and Dick, facing t.p. to vol. 1, includes 'A Winter in Edinburgh [&hellip;] by Honoria Scott', effectively acknowledging author of present title. For her possible true identity, see Notes to <i>A Winter in Edinburgh</i> (EN2 1810: 74). At end of vol. 2 fuller list of 'New and Valuable Publications', paginated to 7, begins on verso of p. 175. ECB relates to the 2nd edn","2nd edn, London 1814, as <i>The Castle of Strathmay, or Scenes in the North; a Tale</i> (BL 12613.cc.7; NSTC 5760, OCLC 48103686), with Tegg's name first on the imprint",,
1072,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A056","Old School, The","Julia SMITH",1813,"Female",,"THE OLD SCHOOL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Booth, Duke Street, Portland Place, 1813","2 vols (I viii, 300p; II vi, 272p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.g.24; ECB 422; EN2 1813: 55; NSTC S2535; OCLC 13357564","OCLC gives author's name as Julia Bernard Smith",,,
1073,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A057","Curate and his Daughter, The","Elizabeth Isabella SPENCE",1813,"Female",,"THE CURATE AND HIS DAUGHTER; A CORNISH TALE. BY ELIZABETH ISABELLA SPENCE, AUTHOR OF SUMMER EXCURSIONS&#8212;A CALEDONIAN EXCURSION&#8212;THE NOBILITY OF THE HEART&#8212;THE WEDDING DAY, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1813","3 vols (I 239p; II 256p; III 247p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48666-1; ECB 554; EN2 1813: 56; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
1074,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A058","Zulma","Anne Louise Germaine de STA&#203;L-HOLSTEIN",1813,"Female",,"ZULMA, AND OTHER TALES: TO WHICH IS PREFIXED AN ESSAY ON FICTIONS. BY THE BARONESS DE STAEL HOLSTEIN. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square, 1813","2 vols (I 187p; II 201p). 12&deg;","BL 12510.e.15; ECB 557; EN2 1813: 57; NSTC S3443; OCLC 10739507","Trans. of <i>Zulma, et trois nouvelles: précédé d'un essai sur les fictions</i>, published by Colburn (Londres, 1813). The 'trois nouvelles' are 'Mizra'; 'Adelaide et Théodore'; 'Histoire de Pauline'",,,"UNC Chapel Hill has copy OCLC 10739507"
1075,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A059","Stories of the Four Nations","Henrietta SYKES",1813,"Female",,"STORIES OF THE FOUR NATIONS, CONTAINING MONTARGIS, A FRENCH STORY; MY AUNT PATTY, AN ENGLISH STORY; LILLIAS DE LARA, A SPANISH STORY; THE CALABRIAN, AN ITALIAN STORY. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF MARGIANA; SIR WILLIAM DORIEN, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","5 vols (I 270p; II 218p; III 278p; IV 294p; V 296p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48673-4; ECB 564; EN2 1813: 58; NSTC S4582; OCLC 17681987",,,,
1076,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A060","Life of Pill Garlick, The","Edmond TEMPLE",1813,"Male",,"THE LIFE OF PILL GARLICK; RATHER A WHIMSICAL SORT OF FELLOW","London:                     Printed for the Author; and sold by John Miller, 25, Bow Street, Covent Garden; and N. Mahon, Dublin, 1813","1 vol.  (xlviii, 321p). 12&deg;","BL N.2067; EN2 1813: 59; NSTC P1785; OCLC 9930143","See also <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1816A056""><i>Memoirs of Myself</i></a> (EN2 1816: 56), which describes itself as a second vol. to this item","2nd edn 1815 (NSTC)",,
1077,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A061","Tales of the Dead","Sarah Elizabeth UTTERSON",1813,"Female",,"TALES OF THE DEAD. PRINCIPALLY TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH","London:                     Printed for White, Cochrane, and Co., Fleet-Street, 1813","1 vol.  (viii, 248p). 8&deg;","BL 12527.d.8; ECB 576; EN2 1813: 60; NSTC U261; OCLC 7089659","Mainly translated and adapted from of <i>Fantasmagoriana, ou Recueil d'histoires, d'apparitions de spectres, revenants [&hellip;] traduit de l'allemand, par un Amateur</i> [by Jean Baptiste Benoit Eyri&egrave;s] (Paris, 1812). 'Advertisement', pp. [i]&ndash;ii, states: 'The first four tales in this collection, and the last, are imitated from a small French work, which professes to be translated from the German [&hellip;] The last tale has been considerably curtailed [&hellip;] The fifth tale [&hellip;] is founded on an incident similar in its features, which was some years since communicated to me, by a female friend of very deserved celebrity'. 'Preface of the French Translator', pp. [iii]&ndash;viii. Six tales in all. No German original has been discovered",,,
1078,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A062","Ferrandino","Christian August VULPIUS",1813,"Male","Henry George BOHN","FERRANDINO: BY THE AUTHOR OF RINALDO RINALDINI. A CONTINUATION OF THAT CELEBRATED ROMANCE. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed and published by W. Oxberry, and sold by all Booksellers, 1813","2 vols (I ii, 220p; II 180p). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.V84F.1813; EN2 1813: 61; xNSTC; OCLC 7112124","Trans. of <i>Ferrandino; Fortsetzung der Geschichte Rinaldinis</i> (Leipzig, 1799). ER and QR in their listings of New Publications for Feb 1813 and May 1813 respectively both state 'Translated from the German, by George Soane, A.B.'. DNB and Block, however,  attribute the translation to Henry George Bohn (1796&ndash;1884). ECB 204 lists Colburn edn, Apr 1813, price 10s 6d. Summers (p. 323) gives only a Colburn 1813 edn, 'by Henry G. Bohn', later adv. by Newman. It is possible that this represents a rival version, though no copy with this imprint has  been located",,,
1079,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A063","Travels of Sylvester Tramper through the Interior of the South of Africa, The","George WALKER",1813,"Male",,"THE TRAVELS OF SYLVESTER TRAMPER THROUGH THE INTERIOR OF THE SOUTH OF AFRICA: WITH THE ADVENTURES & ACCIDENTS THAT HE ENCOUNTERED IN A JOURNEY OF MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND MILES THROUGH THESE UNKNOWN WILDERNESSES, CONSTANTLY EXPOSED TO DANGER FROM BEASTS OF PREY, AND THE ATTACKS OF SAVAGES. EMBELLISHED WITH PLATES","London:                     Published and sold by G. Walker, Publisher of Books and Music, 106, Great Portland Street, 1813","1 vol.  (216p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 836.c.9; ECB 596; EN2 1813: 62; NSTC W216; OCLC 13384669","W. Wilson, Printer, 4, Greville-Street, Hatton-Garden, London', after t.p. imprint date","2nd edn 1813 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1816 (OCLC); 4th edn 1817 (NSTC)",,
1080,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1813A064","My Native Land","Catherine George WARD",1813,"Female",,"MY NATIVE LAND; OR, THE TEST OF HEROISM. A NOVEL. BY CATHARINE G. WARD, AUTHOR OF THE DAUGHTER OF ST. OMER; A BACHELOR'S HEIRESS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1813","1 vol.  (222p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48823-0; ECB 623; EN2 1813: 63; xNSTC; OCLC 6924964",,,,
1081,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A001","Month in Town, A","John AGG",1814,"Male",,"A MONTH IN TOWN. A SATIRICAL NOVEL. BY HUMPHRY HEDGEHOG, ESQ. AUTHOR OF ""THE GENERAL-POST BAG, "" ""REJECTED ODES,"" &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed for J. Johnston, 98, Cheapside, 1814","3 vols (I 200p; II 191p; III 184p). 12&deg;","BL 1154.k.13; EN2 1814: 9; NSTC A591; OCLC 3695786",,"2nd edn 1815 (OCLC); 3rd edn, corrected, with new preface, 1816 (NSTC)",,
1082,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A002","Lorimer","Lucy AIKIN",1814,"Female",,"LORIMER. A TALE","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square: and sold by G. Goldie, Edinburgh; and J. Cumming, Dublin, 1814","1 vol.  (230p). 12&deg;","BL N.2495; ECB 353; EN2 1814: 10; NSTC A691; OCLC 20186820",,"1818 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1816 (OCLC)",,
1083,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A003","Bachelors' Miseries","ANON",1814,"Female",,"BACHELORS' MISERIES. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY AN OLD MAID OF DISTINCTION, AUTHOR OF SEVERAL POPULAR WORKS","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","4 vols (I 269p; II 285p; III 275p; IV 223p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47090-0; EN2 1814: 1; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
1084,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A004","Cabronazos, The","ANON",1814,"Male",,"THE CABRONAZOS, OR A SPANIARD IN LONDON. A NOVEL IN TWO VOLUMES. BY A GRADUATE","London:                     Printed by R. Juigné, 17, Margaret Street, Cavendish Square. Sold by Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster Row, and all other Booksellers, 1814","2 vols (I ii, 240p; II 246p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.d.18; EN2 1814: 2; NSTC G1594; OCLC 43765667","Dedicatory letter, in French, from the author 'A Madame La Marquise De W&mdash;&mdash;', dated 'A Londres, ce 20 Mars, 1814'","2nd edn 1815 as <i>The Spaniard in London; or, the Cabronazos</i> (Corvey&mdash;a reissue, with replacement t.p., by Thomas Tegg), CME 3-628-48665-3",,
1085,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A005","Coelebs Married","ANON",1814,"Unknown",,"COELEBS MARRIED. BEING INTENDED AS A CONTINUATION OF COELEBS IN SEARCH OF A WIFE","London:                     Published and sold by G. Walker, Publisher of Books and Music, No. 106, Great Portland-Street, 1814","1 vol.  (iv, 428p). 12&deg;","BL 1488.g.24; EN2 1814: 3; NSTC C2784; OCLC 11816695","This volume is neither written by, nor with the knowledge of the admirable writer of the work which this professes to continue' (p. iv)",,,
1086,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A006","Conduct","ANON",1814,"Unknown",,"CONDUCT. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","3 vols (I xii, 231p; II 204p; III 239p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47308-X; ECB 130; EN2 1814: 4; NSTC C3332; OCLC 11600359","To the Subscribers and the Public' states that the work 'never would have been published, but for the benefit of her seven, now orphan, children'. Followed by a 'List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;[xiii]",,,
1087,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A007","Irish Girl, The","ANON",1814,"Unknown",,"THE IRISH GIRL. A RELIGIOUS TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF COELEBS MARRIED","London:                     Published by George Walker, 106, Great-Portland-Street. Sold also by Cradock and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1814","1 vol.  (102p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 864.h.1; EN2 1814: 5; NSTC I461; xOCLC","Frontispiece, 'The Irish Girl Found', dated at foot, 12 Aug 1814. Collates in sixes","2nd edn 1814 (NSTC)",,
1088,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A008","Pneumanee","ANON",1814,"Unknown",,"PNEUMANEE; OR, THE FAIRY OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller to the Queen, 190, Opposite Albany, Piccadilly, 1814","2 vols (I viii, 264p; II 254p). 12&deg;","BL N.2367; ECB 456; EN2 1814: 6; NSTC P2225.5; OCLC 7803152","OCLC attributes to John William Cunningham, encouraged possibly by the Philadelphia edn of 1815's t.p. attribution to 'the author of ""The world without souls""'&mdash;the latter being an acknowedged work by Cunningham, first published in 1805","Philadelphia & New York 1815 (OCLC)","zzwmAAAAMAAJ ZxMGAAAAQAAJ","zzwmAAAAMAAJ philadelphia edition; ZxMGAAAAQAAJ vol1of2 london"
1089,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A009","Popularity","ANON",1814,"Male",,"POPULARITY: OR THE VOTARY OF WEALTH: IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A MISER","London:                     Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row; and C. Chapple, Pall-Mall; and sold by all Booksellers, 1814","3 vols (I 188p; II 196p; III 214p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48484-7; EN2 1814: 7; NSTC P2553.5; OCLC 9611253","Adv. facing t.ps. for: 'The Marquis & his Wife: or, fashionable Infidelity: a highly finished Novel, in three Volumes [&hellip;] by an Author of Celebrity'; vol. 2, 'The Carthusian Friar; or Mysteries of Montanville: A Posthumous Romance in Four Volumes by an Author of Celebrity'; vol. 3, 'Just published, The Ballad Singer [&hellip;] by Mrs. Edgeworth'. T.p. imprint changes in vols 2 and 3 to 'London: Printed for J. and M. Taylor, 96, Lucas Street, Brunswick Square; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row; and C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, 1814'. OCLC gives imprint date as 1843, probably in error",,,
1090,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A010","Splendour of Adversity, The","ANON",1814,"Unknown",,"THE SPLENDOUR OF ADVERSITY: A DOMESTIC STORY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF BLACK ROCK HOUSE, WINTER IN BATH, CORINNA OF ENGLAND, THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed by C. Baldwin, New Bridge-Street, for B. and R. Crosby, and Co., Stationers'-Court, Ludgate-Street, 1814","3 vols (I 299p; II 275p; III 276p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48728-5; ECB 556; EN2 1814: 8; NSTC B1034; xOCLC","Sometimes attributed to Mrs E. G. Bayfield and also to J. H. James, though both attributions are dubious",,,
1091,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A011","Mansfield Park","Jane AUSTEN",1814,"Female",,"MANSFIELD PARK: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""SENSE AND SENSIBILITY,"" AND ""PRIDE AND PREJUDICE.""","London:                     Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall, 1814","3 vols (I 360p; II 294p; III 354p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 33; EN2 1814: 11; NSTC A2016; OCLC 39810224","Imprint on vol. 2 differs: 'London: Printed for T. Egerton, Whitehall, 1814'. Colophon 'G. Sidney, Printer, Northumberland-street, Strand' vols 1 and 3; 'Printed by C. Roworth, Bell-yard, Temple-bar' in vol. 2","2nd edn 1816 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48078-7; 1833 (NSTC); 1837 (NSTC); Belfast 1846 (NSTC); 1847 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1832 (OCLC); French trans., 1816 [as <i>Le Parc de Mansfield, ou les trois cousines</i> (CCFR)]",,
1092,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A012","Tell-Tale Sophas","John BATTERSBY",1814,"Male",,"TELL-TALE SOPHAS, AN ECLECTIC FABLE, IN THREE VOLUMES. FOUNDED ON ANECDOTES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. BY JOHN BATTERSBY","London:                     Printed by D. N. Shury, and sold by J. Wallis, 77, Berwick-Street, Soho, 1814","3 vols (I 259p; II 287p; III 280p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47129-X; ECB 581; EN2 1814: 12; NSTC B977; OCLC 43002513","For a possible connection with John Battersby Elrington, the supposed translator of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1803A039""><i>Russian Tales</i></a> (EN2 1803: 38) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1804A073""><i>Confessions in Elysium</i></a> (EN2 1804: 71), and beyond that with the satirical fictions of 'Charles Sedley', see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>","1826 (NUC)",,
1093,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A013","Montreithe","Amelia BEAUCLERC",1814,"Female",,"MONTREITHE; OR, THE PEER OF SCOTLAND. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","4 vols (I 259p; II 308p; III 288p; IV 303p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48275-5; EN2 1814: 13; NSTC B1130; OCLC 24898151",,,,
1094,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A014","Discipline","Mary BRUNTON",1814,"Female",,"DISCIPLINE: A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""SELF-CONTROL.""","Edinburgh:                     Printed by George Ramsay & Co. for Manners and Miller; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1814","3 vols (I ix, 290p; II 306p; III 292p). 8&deg;","BL N.1942/4; ECB 164; EN2 1814: 14; NSTC B5016; OCLC 2861722","Preface dated Edinburgh, Nov 1814","2nd edn 1815 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47436-1; 3rd edn 1815 (NSTC); 1832 (NSTC); 1849 (NSTC); Boston, 1815 (OCLC); German trans., 1823 [as <i>Ellen Percy, oder Erziehung durch Schicksale</i> (RS)]",,
1095,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A015","English Expos&#233;, The","Medora Gordon' BYRON",1814,"Female",,"THE ENGLISH EXPOS&#201;; OR, MEN AND WOMEN ""ABROAD"" AND ""AT HOME."" IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY A MODERN ANTIQUE, AUTHOR OF CELIA IN SEARCH OF A HUSBAND, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","4 vols (I 227p; II 258p; III 238; IV 242p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47910-X; EN2 1814: 15; NSTC B6039; OCLC 36811316",,,,
1096,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A016","Mornton","Margaret CULLEN",1814,"Female",,"MORNTON. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MARGARET CULLEN, AUTHOR OF ""HOME.""","London:                     Printed for J. Mawman, No. 39, Ludgate-Street; and for Wilson and Sons, York, 1814","3 vols (I viii, 335p; II 342p; III 400p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47359-4; ECB 146; EN2 1814: 16; xNSTC; OCLC 53020828","Dedication 'to Thomas Clarkson, Esq.', praising him for his efforts against the Slave Trade, dated Fulford, 11 Apr 1814. Colophon in each vol. reads: 'From the Office of Thomas Wilson & Sons, High-Ousegate, York'","3rd edn 1829 (NSTC 2C45830); 4th edn 1834 (OCLC); Boston & Philadelphia 1816 (OCLC)",,
1097,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A017","Wanderer, The","Frances D'ARBLAY [n&#233;e BURNEY, Frances]",1814,"Female",,"THE WANDERER; OR FEMALE DIFFICULTIES. BY THE AUTHOR OF EVELINA; CECILIA; AND CAMILLA, IN FIVE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1814","5 vols (I xxvii, 443p; II 458p; III 438p; IV 359p; V 395p). 12&deg;","BL 248.e.36&ndash;e.40; ECB 622; EN2 1814: 17; NSTC B5713; OCLC 25841570","Dedication 'to Doctor Burney, F.R.S. and Correspondent to the Institute of France', signed F. B. D'Arblay, 14 Mar 1814","2nd edn 1814 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48878-8; New York, 1814 (OCLC); French trans., 1815 [as <i>La Femme errante</i> (CCFR)]",,
1098,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A018","Hypocrite, The","Selina DAVENPORT",1814,"Female",,"THE HYPOCRITE; OR, THE MODERN JANUS. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY SELINA DAVENPORT","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","5 vols (I 221p; II 222p; III 243p; IV 259p; V 261p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47429-9; ECB 153; EN2 1814: 18; NSTC D390; OCLC 6737585",,,,
1099,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A019","Neville Family, The","M. DESPOURRINS",1814,"Female",,"THE NEVILLE FAMILY; AN INTERESTING TALE, FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY A LADY. IN THREE VOLUMES","Cork:                     Printed for the Author, by W. West & Co. Nelson-Place, 1814","3 vols (I xi, iv, 250p; II 220p; III 188p). 12&deg;","D DixCork1814; EN2 1815: 21, Update 3; xNSTC; OCLC 44931404","Dedication 'to the Right Honorable Lady Kinsale', signed 'M. Despourrins'. 'Subscribers' Names', vol. 1, pp. [i]-xii. Collates in sixes","London 1815 (Corvey&mdash;probably a reissue with cancel t.p, and lacking the subscription list), CME 3-628-48190-2",,
1100,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A020","Patronage","Maria EDGEWORTH",1814,"Female",,"PATRONAGE. BY MARIA EDGEWORTH, AUTHOR OF ""TALES OF FASHIONABLE LIFE,"" ""BELINDA,"" ""LEONORA,"" &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1814","4 vols (I 418p; II 431p; III 402p; IV 389p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 178; EN2 1814: 20; NSTC E241; OCLC 8398905","Dedication 'to the Reader' signed Richard Lovell Edgeworth, Edgeworth's Town, 6 Oct 1813. Novel dated at end 26 Mar 1813. Novel proper ends p. 388 followed by errata, 2 pp","2nd edn 1814 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47574-0; 3rd edn 1814 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1815 [sic] (NSTC); Philadelphia, 1814 (from London, 2nd edn) (OCLC); French trans., 1816 [as <i>Les Protecteurs et les protégés</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1828 [as <i>Die Gönnerschaft</i> (RS)]",,
1101,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A021","Ballad Singer, The","Mrs EDGEWORTH",1814,"Female",,"THE BALLAD SINGER; OR, MEMOIRS OF THE BRISTOL FAMILY: A MOST INTERESTING NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. EDGEWORTH, AUTHOR OF THE CHATEAU DE ST. PIERRE, FATHERLESS FANNY, &C. &C. &C","London:                     Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row; and sold by all Booksellers, 1814","4 vols (I 217p; II 246p; III 191p; IV 192p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47528-7; ECB 178; EN2 1814: 19; NSTC E223; xOCLC","ECB gives Newman as publisher, but not discovered in this form",,,
1102,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A022","Mistress of Royalty, The","Pierce EGAN",1814,"Male",,"THE MISTRESS OF ROYALTY; OR, THE LOVES OF FLORIZEL AND PERIDITA, PORTRAYED IN THE AMATORY EPISTLES, BETWEEN AN ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONAGE, AND A DISTINGUISHED FEMALE: WITH AN INTERESTING SKETCH OF FLORIZEL AND PERDITA, INCLUDING OTHER CHARACTERS","London:                     Printed by and for P. Egan, 29, Great Marlborough Street; and sold by all Booksellers, 1814","1 vol.  (144p). 8&deg;","BL C.57.b.51; EN2 Update 1; NSTC E558; xOCLC","Roman &agrave; clef relating affair between Prince Regent and Mary Robinson, in the form of letters between the pair. BL copy has author's inscription dated 'January 25, 1843' and signed 'Pierce Egan'. The handwritten dedication comments: 'With the Author's best respects, to J. Richardson, Esq. If there is any merit attached to this little Book&mdash;it is from its <i>singularity</i>. The Author having, in the capacity of a Printer&mdash;composed the Types, and worked it off at the Press.' A 'Memorial [&hellip;] Sacred to the Memory of Perdita' appears on pp. 141&ndash;44",,,
1103,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A023","Letters of Ortis to Lorenzo, The","Niccolo Ugo FOSCOLO",1814,"Male",,"THE LETTERS OF ORTIS TO LORENZO: TAKEN FROM THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS, PUBLISHED AT MILAN IN 1802. TRANSLATED FROM THE ITALIAN","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, 1814","1 vol.  (iv, 233p, ill.). 12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 342; EN2 1814: 21; xNSTC; OCLC 49475896","Trans. of <i>Ultime Lettere di Jacopo Ortis</i> (Milan, 1802). 'Preface, by the Translator' signed F. B. and dated London, 1 Jan 1814. Copy not found in Regenstein Library, University of Chicago; details from OCLC together with microfilm copy (t.p. missing) in Regenstein Library. Frontispiece portrait in a '2nd edn' in BL bears legend: 'Published Jan.<sup>y</sup> 1 1814 by Henry Colburn. Conduit Street'. An Italian language version ('Londra, 1811') was reviewed in QR 8: 438&ndash;45 (Dec 1812)","2nd edn 1815 as <i>Love and Suicide; or, the Letters of Ortis to Lorenzo</i> (OCLC); 2nd edn [sic] 1818 as <i>The Letters of Ortis to Lorenzo</i> (BL 12410.ccc.29; NSTC 2O5322)",,
1104,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A024","Sarsfield","John GAMBLE",1814,"Male",,"SARSFIELD: OR WANDERINGS OF YOUTH: AN IRISH TALE. BY JOHN GAMBLE, ESQ. STRABANE; AUTHOR OF SKETCHES, &C. IN IRELAND. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32 Paternoster Row; Doig and Stirling, Edinburgh; M. Keene, Dublin; and S. Archer, Belfast, 1814","3 vols (I viii, 204p; II 232p; III 219p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47755-7; ECB 222; EN2 1814: 22; NSTC G125; OCLC 42383964",,,,
1105,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A025","Confessions of Sir Henry Longueville, The","Robert Pierce GILLIES",1814,"Male",,"THE CONFESSIONS OF SIR HENRY LONGUEVILLE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1814","2 vols (I 220p; II 204p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47316-0; ECB 231; EN2 1814: 23; NSTC G956; OCLC 12310417",,,,
1106,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A026","Carthusian Friar, The","Sarah GREEN",1814,"Female",,"THE CARTHUSIAN FRIAR, OR THE MYSTERIES OF MONTANVILLE; A POSTHUMOUS ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. CORRECTED AND REVISED BY AN AUTHOR OF CELEBRITY","London:                     Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row; C. Chapple, Pallmall [sic]; and sold by all Booksellers, 1814","4 vols (I 216p; II 192p; III 179p; IV 212p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47217-2; EN2 1814: 24; xNSTC; OCLC 6774195","Advs facing t.ps. as follows: vol. 1: The Ballad Singer; vol. 2: The Maiden Wife; or the Heiress of De Courcy [&hellip;] By Miss M. Hamilton; vol. 3: Fitzherbert; or the Brothers. A Tale. In three Volumes. By Mrs Yorke; vol. 4: Popularity",,,
1107,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A027","Fugitive, The","Sarah GREEN",1814,"Female",,"THE FUGITIVE, OR FAMILY INCIDENTS. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF PRIVATE HISTORY OF THE COURT OF ENGLAND, ROMANCE READERS AND ROMANCE WRITERS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Black, Parry, & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","3 vols (I 220p; II 233p; III 236p). 12&deg;","BL N.1858; ECB 220; EN2 1814: 25; NSTC G1945; xOCLC",,"1815 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47843-X",,
1108,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A028","Christabelle","Mary Ann HANWAY",1814,"Female",,"CHRISTABELLE, THE MAID OF ROUEN. A NOVEL, FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY MRS. HANWAY, AUTHOR OF ""ELLINOR,"" ""ANDREW STUART,"" AND ""FALCONBRIDGE ABBEY."" IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1814","4 vols (I xiii, 335p; II 351p; III 320p; IV 322p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47600-3; ECB 254; EN2 1814: 26; NSTC H476; OCLC 6778852","Dedication 'to His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex' signed by 'M. A. Hanway', Blackheath, 1 Sept 1814",,,
1109,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A029","Records of a Noble Family","Jane HARVEY",1814,"Female",,"RECORDS OF A NOBLE FAMILY, BY JANE HARVEY, AUTHOR OF ""MEMOIRS OF AN AUTHOR,"" &C. &C. &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, and printed and sold by H. Mozley, Gainsborough. September, 1814","4 vols (I 253p; II 252p; III 262p, IV 276p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47647-X; ECB 257; EN2 1814: 27; NSTC H765; xOCLC","Collates in sixes. Colophon of 'H. Mozley, Printer, Gainsborough'",,,
1110,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A030","Conviction","Anne Julia Kemble HATTON",1814,"Female",,"CONVICTION; OR, SHE IS INNOCENT! A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY ANN OF SWANSEA, AUTHOR OF CAMBRIAN PICTURES; SICILIAN MYSTERIES, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","5 vols (I 238p; II 260p; III 239p; IV 246p; V 266p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48744-7; ECB 133; EN2 1814: 28; NSTC A1351; xOCLC","Dedication 'to an unnamed Friend', subscribed 'Swansea, College Street'",,,
1111,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A031","Rosanne","Laetitia-Matilda HAWKINS",1814,"Female",,"ROSANNE; OR, A FATHER'S LABOUR LOST. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY LAETITIA-MATILDA HAWKINS","London:                     Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1814","3 vols (I xii, 352p; II 366p; III 370p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47542-2; ECB 259; EN2 1814: 29; NSTC H991; OCLC 2174684","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable Elizabeth-Laura, Countess of Waldegrave'",,,
1112,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A032","Pierre and Adeline","D. F. HAYNES",1814,"Male",,"PIERRE AND ADELINE; OR THE ROMANCE OF THE CASTLE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY D. F. HAYNES, ESQ","London:                     Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, 1814","2 vols (I 355p; II 356p). 12&deg;","Cornell University, PR.4769.H2.P5; ECB 260; EN2 1814: 30; xNSTC; xOCLC","Pagination at the end of vol. 2 incorporates 4 pp. list of 'Books now publishing by B. and R. Crosby and Co.'; the text of the novel ends at p. 352","1841 as <i>The Romance of the Castle</i> (NSTC 2H14188, OCLC 29100077)",,
1113,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A033","Modern Times; or, the Age We Live in","Elizabeth HELME",1814,"Female",,"MODERN TIMES; OR, THE AGE WE LIVE IN. A POSTHUMOUS NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE COUNTESS COWPER. BY ELIZABETH HELME, AUTHOR OF THE FARMER OF INGLEWOOD FOREST, THE PILGRIM OF THE CROSS, THE PENITENT OF GODSTOW, &C. &C","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; sold by C. Cradock and W. Joy, No. 32, Paternoster-Row; and by all other Booksellers, 1814","3 vols (I 284p; II 280p; III 303p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47726-3; EN2 1814: 31; NSTC H1228; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable Countess Cowper', signed 'William Helme'. Elizabeth Helme died in 1810 (FC)","2nd edn 1817 (OCLC 6800619)",,
1114,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A034","Amabel","Elizabeth HERVEY",1814,"Female",,"AMABEL; OR, MEMOIRS OF A WOMAN OF FASHION. BY MRS. HERVEY, AUTHOR OF THE MOURTRAY FAMILY, &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square; and sold by George Goldie, Edinburgh, and John Cumming, Dublin, 1814","4 vols (I 326p; II 335p; III 302p; IV 317p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47790-5; ECB 266; EN2 1814: 32; NSTC H1457; OCLC 6793342","Dedication to the Queen, signed 'Eliz. Hervey'","2nd edn (A. K. Newman remainder issue with new t.p.) 1818 (CG, OCLC); French trans., 1819",,
1115,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A035","Merchant's Widow and her Family, The","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1814,"Female",,"THE MERCHANT'S WIDOW AND HER FAMILY. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE OFFICER'S WIDOW AND HER FAMILY; CLERGYMAN'S WIDOW AND FAMILY; DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","1 vol.  (iii, 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48066-3; ECB 381; EN2 1814: 33; NSTC H2423; OCLC 43480809","Advertisement' dated 30 July 1813","2nd edn 1818 as <i>The History of a Merchant's Widow</i> (OCLC); 3rd edn 1819 (OCLC); new edn 1820 (OCLC); 4th edn 1823 (NSTC); new edn 1825 (OCLC); [at least 4 more edns to 1850]; Boston 1816 (as <i>The Merchant's Widow and her Family</i>, unlike the preceding British edns); French trans., 1831",,
1116,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A036","Visit to London, A","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1814,"Female",,"A VISIT TO LONDON; OR, EMILY AND HER FRIENDS. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. HOFLAND, AUTHOR OF THE CLERGYMAN'S WIDOW; OFFICER'S WIDOW; MERCHANT'S WIDOW; DAUGHTER-IN-LAW; SISTERS; SAYS SHE TO HER NEIGHBOUR; PANORAMA OF EUROPE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","4 vols (I 251p; II 272p; III 306p; IV 289p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47678-X; ECB 275; EN2 1814: 34; xNSTC; OCLC 23994362","Dedication to the Queen, signed 'B. Hofland'",,,
1117,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A037","Scotchwoman, The","Anthony Frederick HOLSTEIN",1814,"Male",,"THE SCOTCHWOMAN. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ANTHONY FREDERICK HOLSTEIN, AUTHOR OF SIR OWEN GLENDOWR; LOVE, MYSTERY, AND MISERY; THE ASSASSIN OF ST. GLENROY; INHABITANTS OF EARTH; BOUVERIE; THE MODERN KATE; MISERIES OF AN HEIRESS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","3 vols (I 233p; II 211p; III 226p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47738-7; ECB 278; EN2 1814: 35; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
1118,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A038","Saxon and the Ga&#235;l, The","Christian Isobel JOHNSTONE",1814,"Female",,"THE SAXON AND THE GA&#203;L; OR, THE NORTHERN METROPOLIS: INCLUDING A VIEW OF THE LOWLAND AND HIGHLAND CHARACTER. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Thomas Tegg, 111, Cheapside; and T. Dick, 142, High-Street, Edinburgh, 1814","4 vols (I 216p; II 198p; III 203p; IV 200p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48527-4; EN2 1814: 36; NSTC J847; OCLC 13296894","Printer's mark after imprint date on t.p. reads: 'Printed by J. & A. Aikman, Edinburgh'",,,
1119,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A039","Tales for Cottagers","Mary LEADBEATER",1814,"Female",,"TALES FOR COTTAGERS, ACCOMODATED [sic] TO THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE IRISH PEASANTRY. BY MARY LEADBETTER, AND ELIZABETH SHAKLETON","Dublin:                     Printed by James Cumming & Co. Hibernia Press-Office, for John Cumming, Lower Ormond Quay; and Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternoster Row, London, 1814","1 vol.  (227p, ill.). 12&deg;","University of Pennsylvania  PR.4879.L85.T14; EN2 1814: 37; NSTC L880; OCLC 13379190","BL copy (1389.b.51(2)) lacks frontispiece; its imprint also does not include the London publishers",,,
1120,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A040","Milford House","George LOFTUS",1814,"Male",,"MILFORD HOUSE; OR, FOLLY AS IT FLIES. BY A LATE OFFICER OF THE THIRD GUARDS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for William Lindsell, Wimpole Street; by Dove, St. John's Square, 1814","3 vols (I 243p; II 203p; III 162p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48131-7; EN2 1814: 38; NSTC L2222; OCLC 38608991","Dedication to the Marchioness of Townshend",,,
1121,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A041","Courtly Annals","Richard MATHEW",1814,"Male",,"COURTLY ANNALS; OR, INDEPENDENCE THE TRUE NOBILITY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY RICHARD MATHEW, ESQ","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","4 vols (I 254p, ill.; II 242p; III 260p; IV 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48196-1; ECB 373; EN2 1814: 39; NSTC M1658; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Myself'",,,
1122,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A042","Conscience","Mary MEEKE",1814,"Female",,"CONSCIENCE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. MEEKE, AUTHOR OF MATRIMONY, MIDNIGHT WEDDINGS, NINE DAYS' WONDER, TALE OF MYSTERY, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","4 vols (I 312p; II 267p; III 264p; IV 247p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48207-0; ECB 378; EN2 1814: 40; NSTC M1953; xOCLC",,,,
1123,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A043","Corasmin","Hugh MURRAY",1814,"Male",,"CORASMIN, OR, THE MINISTER; A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE SWISS EMIGRANTS","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster Row, 1814","3 vols (I iii, 269p; II 243p; III 275p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47337-3; ECB 135; EN2 1814: 42; NSTC M3701; OCLC 42228780","Colophon of 'Walker and Greig, Printers, Edinburgh' in all vols. See <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1804A054""><i>The Swiss Emigrants</i></a> (EN2 1804: 52) for the faint possibility of a  connection with Louisa Theresa Bellenden Ker; but see also Publishing Papers (click on link below), which indicate strongly that Murray was in fact the author",,,
1124,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A044","Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra","Adelaide O'KEEFFE",1814,"Female",,"ZENOBIA, QUEEN OF PALMYRA; A NARRATIVE, FOUNDED ON HISTORY. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF PATRIARCHAL TIMES","London:                     Printed by J. Dennett, Leather Lane, Holborn; for F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church Yard, 1814","2 vols (I viii, 347p; II viii, 310p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48247-X; ECB 421; EN2 1814: 43; NSTC Z39; OCLC 14404958",,"1814 (NUC); 1824 (OCLC)",,
1125,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A045","O'Donnel","Sydney OWENSON [afterwards MORGAN, Lady Sydney]",1814,"Female",,"O'DONNEL. A NATIONAL TALE. BY LADY MORGAN, (LATE MISS OWENSON) AUTHOR OF THE WILD IRISH GIRL; NOVICE OF ST. DOMINICK, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover-Square, and sold by George Goldie, Edinburgh, and John Cumming, Dublin, 1814","3 vols (I xii, 295p; II 331p; III 339p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48329-8; ECB 396; EN2 1814: 41; NSTC O733; OCLC 1746121","Dedication 'to His Grace William Spencer Cavendish, Duke of Devonshire', signed Sydney Morgan. Preface also signed Sydney Morgan, and dated 35, Kildare-Street, Dublin, 1 Mar 1814","New edn 1815 (NUC); 1835 (OCLC); 1836 (NUC); 1848 (NUC); New York 1814 (OCLC); French trans., 1815 [as <i>O'Donnel, ou l'Irlande</i> (OCLC)]; German trans., 1823 [as <i>O'Donnel, oder die Reise nach dem Riesendamm</i> (RS)]","LwPYy2TFiVAC",
1126,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A046","Novice; or, the Heir of Montgomery Castle, The","Mary PILKINGTON",1814,"Female",,"THE NOVICE; OR, THE HEIR OF MONTGOMERY CASTLE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MATTHEW MORAL, ESQ","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","3 vols (I 235p; II 240p; III 230p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48280-1; ECB 395; EN2 1814: 44; NSTC M3122; xOCLC","Frank (Item 330) notes the bibliographical confusion over Miss Pilkington and Mary Pilkington, listing this as by the latter. He comments 'The fact that <i>The Novice</i> bears the signature, ""Matthew Moral, esq."", suggests the soberly didactic direction which Mrs Pilkington gives to her rewriting of Mrs Radcliffe's <i>The Italian</i>' (p. 283). Mrs Mary Pilkington (1766&ndash;1839), the prolific author of children's books, was evidently a different figure from the shadowy 'Miss Pilkington' who wrote four novels for the Minerva Press, ending with <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1802A054""><i>The Accusing Spirit</i></a> (EN2 1802: 54)",,,
1127,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A047","Mystery and Confidence","Elizabeth PINCHARD",1814,"Female",,"MYSTERY AND CONFIDENCE: A TALE. BY A LADY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square, and sold by George Goldie, Edinburgh, and John Cumming, Dublin, 1814","3 vols (I 230p; II 222p; III 199p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48183-X; ECB 403; EN2 1814: 45; NSTC P1795; OCLC 41891926",,,,
1128,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A048","Recluse of Norway, The","Anna Maria PORTER",1814,"Female",,"THE RECLUSE OF NORWAY. BY MISS ANNA MARIA PORTER. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1814","4 vols (I viii, 247p; II 317p; III 300p; IV 333p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48302-6; ECB 464; EN2 1814: 46; NSTC P2592; OCLC 6972377","Dedication 'to the Author of ""A Fortnight's Ramble to the Lakes""', signed Anna Maria Porter. Preface dated Long-Ditton, 3 Sept 1814","2nd edn 1816 (NSTC); New York 1815 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1815 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1815",,
1129,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A049","Duty","Margaret ROBERTS",1814,"Female",,"DUTY, A NOVEL, BY THE LATE MRS. ROBERTS, AUTHOR OF ""ROSE AND EMILY:"" INTERSPERSED WITH POETRY AND PRECEDED BY A CHARACTER OF THE AUTHOR BY MRS. OPIE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1814","3 vols (I 212p; II 199p; III 180p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48614-9; ECB 496; EN2 1814: 47; NSTC R1194; OCLC 7016123","Sketch of the Character of the Author', signed Amelia Opie, vol. 1, pp. [3]&ndash;22. This gives the name of the author's husband as Revd Richard Roberts, a clergyman in Surrey, making OCLC's attribution of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1806A057""><i>Delmore</i></a> (EN2 1806: 57)&mdash;by Mrs D. Roberts&mdash;to Margaret Roberts even more unlikely","New York 1815, as <i>Duty; or, the White Cottage</i> (OCLC); French trans., 1816",,
1130,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A050","London Tales","Mrs ROCHE",1814,"Female",,"LONDON TALES; OR, REFLECTIVE PORTRAITS","London:                     Printed for John Booth, Duke Street, Portland Place, 1814","2 vols (I iv, 138p; II 159p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51094-5; ECB 498; EN2 1814: 48; NSTC D148; xOCLC","For the authorship see: Natalie Schroeder, 'Regina Maria Roche, Popular Novelist, 1789&ndash;1834: The Rochean Canon', <i>Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America</i> 73 (1979), 462&ndash;68. She doubts the work is by Regina Maria Roche. See also <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1814A051""><i>Plain Tales</i></a> (EN2 1814: 49) for evidence of a different author writing under the name of Mrs Roche",,,
1131,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A051","Plain Tales","Mrs ROCHE",1814,"Female",,"PLAIN TALES. BY MRS. ROCHE, AUTHOR OF ""THE MOOR"", &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Published and sold by G. Walker, Publisher of Books and Music, 106, Great Portland-Street. Sold also by Cradock and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1814","2 vols (I vi, 211p; II, 271p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; EN2 1814: 49; xNSTC; OCLC 7082478","Introduction' states 'These Plain Tales were composed for the amusement of a dear sister'. Almost certainly not by Regina Maria Roche. See also <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1814A050""><i>London Tales</i></a> ((EN2 1814: 48) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1172""><i>Anna; or, Edinburgh</i></a> (EN2 1815: 42), which with the present title appear to form a distinct group. Printer information after imprint date reads: 'W. Wilson, Printer, 4, Greville-Street, Hatton-Garden, London'",,,
1132,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A052","Trecothick Bower","Regina Maria ROCHE",1814,"Female",,"TRECOTHICK BOWER; OR, THE LADY OF THE WEST COUNTRY. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY REGINA MARIA ROCHE, AUTHOR OF THE CHILDREN OF THE ABBEY; DISCARDED SON; HOUSES OF OSMA AND ALMERIA; MONASTERY OF ST. COLUMB; VICAR OF LANSDOWNE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","3 vols (I 264p; II 258p; III 263p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48465-0; ECB 498; EN2 1814: 50; NSTC D151; OCLC 5378271",,"Philadelphia & Boston 1816 (OCLC)",,
1133,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A053","Modern Calypso, The","Mrs ROSS",1814,"Female",,"THE MODERN CALYPSO; OR, WIDOW'S CAPTIVATION. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. ROSS, AUTHOR OF THE COUSINS, STRANGERS OF LINDENFELDT, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","4 vols (I 248p; II 246p; III 244p; IV 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48553-3; ECB 503; EN2 1814: 51; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
1134,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A054","Waverley","Sir Walter SCOTT",1814,"Male",,"WAVERLEY; OR, 'TIS SIXTY YEARS SINCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1814","3 vols (I 358p; II 370p; III 371p). 12&deg;","BL C.59.g.16; ECB 627; EN2 1814: 52; NSTC S893; OCLC 2349473",,"2nd edn 1814 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48598-3; 3rd edn 1814 (NSTC); 4th edn 1814 (NSTC); 5th edn 1815 (NSTC); 6th edn 1816 (NSTC); 7th edn 1817 (NSTC); 8th edn 1821 (NSTC); Boston 1815 (OCLC) [also New York 1815 (OCLC)]; French trans. (of 4th edn), 1818; German trans., 1821. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1135,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A055","Madelina","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1814,"Female",,"MADELINA. A TALE FOUNDED ON FACTS. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE, AUTHOR OF MONTBRASIL ABBEY; DI MONTRANZO; THE AGE WE LIVE IN; STRIKING LIKENESSES; CONFESSIONAL OF VALOMBRE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","4 vols (I 245p; II 263p; III 257p; IV 269p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48777-3; ECB 558; EN2 1814: 53; NSTC S3497; OCLC 7082959",,,,
1136,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A056","Love and War","Alexander STIVEN",1814,"Male",,"LOVE AND WAR: AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE","London:                     Printed for the Author, 1814","2 vols. 12&deg;","No copy located; EN2 1814: 54; xNSTC; xOCLC","Imprint details from Block",,,
1137,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A057","Prison-House, The","Elizabeth THOMAS",1814,"Female",,"THE PRISON-HOUSE; OR, THE WORLD WE LIVE IN. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. BRIDGET BLUEMANTLE, AUTHOR OF THE VINDICTIVE SPIRIT, HUSBAND AND WIFE, MONTE VIDEO, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","4 vols (I 235p; II 226p; III 229p; IV 235p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47155-9; ECB 63; EN2 1814: 55; NSTC B3417; OCLC 52980974",,,,
1138,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A058","Victim of Intolerance, The","Robert TORRENS",1814,"Male",,"THE VICTIM OF INTOLERANCE; OR, THE HERMIT OF KILLARNEY. A CATHOLIC TALE. BY ROBERT TORRENS, MAJOR IN THE ROYAL MARINES","London:                     Printed for Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternoster-Row, 1814","4 vols (I 181p; II 238p; III 221p; IV 288p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47458-2; ECB 594; EN2 1814: 56; NSTC T1337; OCLC 42386662","Dedication 'to the People of Ireland'. Colophon throughout of W. Flint, Printer, Old Bailey, London",,,
1139,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A059","Vaults of Lepanto, The","T. R. TUCKETT",1814,"Male",,"THE VAULTS OF LEPANTO. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY T. R. TUCKETT, ESQ","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1814","3 vols (I 220p; II 227p; III 286p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48840-0; ECB 602; EN2 1814: 57; xNSTC; xOCLC","Drop-head title reads: 'Urbino; or, the Vaults of Lepanto', the title also given in Blakey (copy not seen), ECB and Frank",,,
1140,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A060","Bachelor's Heiress, A","Catherine George WARD",1814,"Female",,"A BACHELOR'S HEIRESS; OR, A TALE WITHOUT WONDER! A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY CATHARINE G. WARD, AUTHOR OF THE DAUGHTER OF ST. OMAR, AND MY NATIVE LAND","Lynn:                     Printed by W. G. Whittingham, and published by R. Baldwin, Pater-Noster Row, London, 1814","3 vols (I 219p; II 210p; III 168p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48821-4; ECB 623; EN2 1814: 58; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication to the Countess of Craven, signed C. G. Ward, Coventry, 1 Dec 1813",,,
1141,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A061","Son and the Nephew, The","Catherine George WARD",1814,"Female",,"THE SON AND THE NEPHEW; OR, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY CATHERINE G. WARD, AUTHOR OF DAUGHTER OF ST. OMER; MY NATIVE LAND; A BACHELOR'S HEIRESS; CORINNA, &C.&C. DEDICATED (BY PERMISSION) TO MRS BOEHM","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster Row; and may be had of all Booksellers, 1814","3 vols (I iv, 248p; II 232p; III 248p). 12&deg;","IU 823.M383s; ECB 623; EN2 1814: 59; xNSTC; OCLC 26923989","Dedication to Mrs Boehm",,,
1142,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A062","Alicia de Lacy","Jane WEST",1814,"Female",,"ALICIA DE LACY; AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE LOYALISTS,"" &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1814","4 vols (I xv, 348p; II 362p; III 358p; IV 312p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48889-3; ECB 630; EN2 1814: 60; NSTC W1342; OCLC 7127732","Introduction dated 7 Mar 1814","French trans., 1820; German trans., 1821 [as <i>Die Ritter, der rothen Rose</i> (RS)]",,
1143,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1814A063","Pleasure and Pain","Anna Maria WESTON",1814,"Female",,"PLEASURE AND PAIN, OR THE FATE OF ELLEN; A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ANNA MARIA WESTON","London:                     Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside, 1814","3 vols (I 236p; II 236p; III 244p). 12&deg;","BL 12604.h.12; ECB 631; EN2 1814: 61; NSTC W1416; xOCLC",,,,
1144,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A001","Month at Brussels, A","John AGG",1815,"Male",,"A MONTH AT BRUSSELS, A SATIRICAL NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""A MONTH IN TOWN,"" ""REJECTED ODES,"" ""GENERAL POST BAG,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for M. Iley, Somerset Street, Portman Square, sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row, and all Booksellers, 1815","3 vols (I vii, 184p; II 180p; III 185p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48274-7; EN2 1815: 14; NSTC A590; xOCLC","Preface dated London, 22 Aug 1815. Collates in sixes",,,
1145,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A002","Royal Wanderer, or the Exile of England, The","ALGERNON",1815,"Male",,"THE ROYAL WANDERER, OR THE EXILE OF ENGLAND. A TALE. BY ALGERNON. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Johnston, 98, Cheapside, 1815","3 vols (I 248p; II 231p; III 190p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47039-0; EN2 1815: 15; NSTC A896; xOCLC","ECB 505 lists Newman edn, 1815; but not discovered in this form",,,
1146,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A003","Amurath, Prince of Persia","ANON",1815,"Unknown",,"AMURATH, PRINCE OF PERSIA. AN ARABIAN TALE","London:                     Published and sold by G. Walker, (Publisher of Books and Music), 105 and 106, Great Portland-Street: sold also by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row; Sharpe, Juvenile Library, London Museum, Piccadilly: and Sutherland, Calton-Street, Edinburgh, 1815","1 vol.  (iv, 221p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL N.2034; EN2 1815: 1; NSTC A1172; OCLC 22961637","Also published with an 1815 imprint as <i>Tales of the East, or Adventures of Amurath, Prince of Persia: In Search of Instruction and Amusement</i> (G. Walker): see OCLC 36557781",,,
1147,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A004","Annals of Orlingbury, The","ANON",1815,"Unknown",,"THE ANNALS OF ORLINGBURY: A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF LOVE AND HORROR; A MODERN ROMANCE. A SHORT EXCURSION IN FRANCE, &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. J. Stockdale, No. 41, Pall-Mall, 1815","2 vols (I 220p; II 128p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47062-5; EN2 1815: 2; xNSTC; xOCLC","Novel dated 14 June 1815 at end. For an earlier novel evidently by same the author, written under the pseudonym of Ircastrensis, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1812A041""><i>Love and Horror</i></a> (EN2 1812: 41)",,,
1148,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A005","Cavern of Astolpho, The","ANON",1815,"Unknown",,"THE CAVERN OF ASTOLPHO, A SPANISH ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers' Court, Ludgate Street, 1815","2 vols (I v, 274p; II 291p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47241-5; ECB 103; EN2 1815: 3; xNSTC; xOCLC","To the Reader' states that 'the following Romance was formed, and the whole nearly written, some years ago'. Collates in sixes","French trans., 1816?",,
1149,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A006","Curse of Ulrica, The","ANON",1815,"Unknown",,"THE CURSE OF ULRICA; OR THE WHITE CROSS KNIGHTS OF RIDDARHOLMEN. A SWEDISH ROMANCE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Hon. East India Company, Leadenhall Street, 1815","3 vols (I xii, 299p; II 335p; III 327p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47364-0; ECB 148; EN2 1815: 4; NSTC U15; xOCLC","Preface, dated London, Feb 1815, implies male authorship",,,
1150,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A007","Dangerous Secrets","ANON",1815,"Unknown",,"DANGEROUS SECRETS. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","2 vols (I vii, 201p; II 210p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47418-3; EN2 1815: 5; NSTC S1040; xOCLC","Introductory lines (in verse) concerning the work being a novel, at the beginning of vol. 1",,,
1151,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A008","Lady Jane's Pocket","ANON",1815,"Unknown",,"LADY JANE'S POCKET. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF SILVANELLA, OR THE GIPSEY","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","4 vols (I 228p; II 245p; III 268p; IV 235p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47891-X; EN2 1815: 6; NSTC L93; OCLC 14975239",,,,
1152,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A009","Life, Smooth and Rough as It Runs","ANON",1815,"Unknown",,"LIFE, SMOOTH AND ROUGH AS IT RUNS","London:                     Printed by Whittingham and Rowland, Goswell-Street, for John Martin, Holles Street Cavendish Square, 1815","1 vol.  (iv, 215p). 12&deg;","ABu SB.82379.Lifes; ECB 346; EN2 1815: 7; NSTC L1604; xOCLC","Preface states that 'this is no novel, nor aught so worthy as a good one [&hellip;] [but] only a narrative of the every day concerns of Life, smooth and rough as it runs' (pp. [i]&ndash;ii)",,,
1153,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A010","Miseries and Pleasures of Matrimony, The","ANON",1815,"Unknown",,"THE MISERIES AND PLEASURES OF MATRIMONY; OR, THE FIRST HUSBAND AND THE SECOND. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","4 vols (I 300p; II 297p; III 291p; IV 312p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48212-7; ECB 389; EN2 1815: 8; NSTC M2669; OCLC 49474075",,,,
1154,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A011","Observant Pedestrian Mounted, The","ANON",1815,"Unknown",,"THE OBSERVANT PEDESTRIAN MOUNTED; OR A DONKEY TOUR TO BRIGHTON, A COMIC SENTIMENTAL NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE MYSTIC COTTAGER&#8212;OBSERVANT PEDESTRIAN&#8212;MONTROSE&#8212;SPLENDID FOLLIES, &C","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, No. 4, Stationers' Court, Ludgate Street, 1815","3 vols (I iv, 327p; II iv, 282p; III iv, 300p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.dd.14; ECB 419; EN2 1815: 9; NSTC P934; OCLC 13304633",,,,
1155,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A012","Tale, for Gentle and Simple, A","ANON",1815,"Unknown",,"A TALE, FOR GENTLE AND SIMPLE","London:                     Printed for Rowland Hunter, Successor to J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1815","1 vol.  (xi, 456p). 12&deg;","BL N.1873; ECB 574; EN2 1815: 10; NSTC T105; OCLC 13273441","Inscribed, without permission, to Miss Edgeworth, by a very sincere Admirer Unknown'. Printer's mark verso of t.p.: 'Printed by J. Belcher & Son, High-Street, Birmingham'. Collates in sixes",,,
1156,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A013","Theresa","ANON",1815,"Male",,"THERESA; OR, THE WIZARD'S FATE. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY A MEMBER OF THE INNER TEMPLE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","4 vols (I 258p; II 262p; III 259p; IV 258p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48951-2; EN2 1815: 11; NSTC T596; OCLC 5824805",,,"_6kBAAAAQAAJ DKoBAAAAQAAJ VKoBAAAAQAAJ XaoBAAAAQAAJ",
1157,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A014","Zeluca","ANON",1815,"Unknown",,"ZELUCA; OR, EDUCATED AND UNEDUCATED WOMAN. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","Brighton:                     Printed for the Author, by J. Forbes, No. 8, Market-Street; and published by Baldwin, Craddock, and Joy, Paternoster Row, London; and may be had of all Booksellers, 1815","3 vols (I 406p; II 344p; III 343p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48999-7; ECB 654; EN2 1815: 13; NSTC Z34; OCLC 30483221","Collates in sixes",,,
1158,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A015","System and No System","Maria BENSON",1815,"Female",,"SYSTEM AND NO SYSTEM; OR, THE CONTRAST. BY MARIA BENSON, AUTHOR OF THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION","London:                     Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller to the Queen, No. 190, opposite Albany, Piccadilly; and sold by W. A. Justice, Howden, 1815","1 vol.  (xx, 264p). 12&deg;","ABu SB.82379.Bens; ECB 51; EN2 1815: 16; NSTC B1619; OCLC 12748365","T.p. details also appear on outer front board. Dedication 'to the Honourable Viscountess Pollington'. Preface signed Ousefleet Grange. 'List of Subscribers', pp. [viii]&ndash;xii, headed by an apology for 'a small addition' to the price owing to 'a considerable advance [&hellip;] in the price of paper'",,,
1159,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A016","Maria; or, the Hollanders","LOUIS BUONAPARTE",1815,"Male","Edward Augustus KENDALL","MARIA; OR, THE HOLLANDERS: BY LOUIS BUONAPARTE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by J. Gillet, Crown-Court, Fleet-Street, for H. Colburn, Conduit-Street; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1815","3 vols (I xvi, 225p; II 189p; III 251p). 12&deg;","BL N.1820; ECB 64; EN2 1815: 17; NSTC L2387; OCLC 5381478","Trans. of <i>Marie, ou les Hollandoises</i> (Paris, 1814), which is the second edition of <i>Marie, ou les peines de l'amour</i> (Gratz, 1812). Preface to the Translation, signed E. A. K., 6 Feb 1815. OCLC identifies the translator as probably Edward Augustus Kendall (?1776&ndash;1842). This identification is substantiated by the Longman Divide Ledger entry, where 'Mr Kendall' receives payment as the translator&mdash;see Publishing Papers (click on link below)","Boston 1815 (OCLC)",,
1160,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A017","Bachelor's Journal, The","Medora Gordon' BYRON",1815,"Female",,"THE BACHELOR'S JOURNAL, INSCRIBED (WITHOUT PERMISSION) TO THE GIRLS OF ENGLAND. IN TWO VOLUMES. EDITED BY MISS BYRON, AUTHOR OF THE ENGLISHWOMAN, THE ENGLISHMAN, HOURS OF AFFLUENCE AND DAYS OF INDIGENCE, ALDERMAN AND PEER, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","2 vols (I 249p; II 237p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47178-8; ECB 91; EN2 1815: 18; NSTC B6037; OCLC 44189227",,,,
1161,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A018","Invisible Hand, The","W. CLAYTON",1815,"Male",,"THE INVISIBLE HAND. A TALE","London:                     Printed for Cadell & Davies, in the Strand, and Hatchard, Piccadilly, 1815","1 vol.  (160p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47939-8; EN2 1815: 19; NSTC I396; OCLC 21992043","ECB 120 lists Cadell edn, 1817","2nd edn 1817 (with 'By W. Clayton' on t.p., and also containing dedication 'to Mrs. Clayton, of Highbury Place [&hellip;] by her dutiful, indebted, and affectionate son, the author' (MH 18478.7.5)); New York 1815 (OCLC)",,
1162,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A019","Donald Monteith","Selina DAVENPORT",1815,"Female",,"DONALD MONTEITH, THE HANDSOMEST MAN OF THE AGE. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY SELINA DAVENPORT, AUTHOR OF THE HYPOCRITE, OR THE MODERN JANUS; THE SONS OF THE VISCOUNT AND DAUGHTERS OF THE EARL, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","5 vols (I 212p; II 229p; III 251p; IV 264p; V 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47428-0; ECB 153; EN2 1815: 20; NSTC D389; OCLC 48538187",,"2nd edn 1832 (NUC)",,
1163,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A020","Knight of the Glen, The","Ann DOHERTY",1815,"Female",,"THE KNIGHT OF THE GLEN. AN IRISH ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE CASTLES OF WOLFNORTH AND MONTEAGLE, RONALDSHA, &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. Walker, Publisher of Books and Music, 106, Great Portland Street. Sold also by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row; and J. Sutherland, Calton-Street, Edinburgh, 1815","2 vols (I 242p; II 210p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47982-7; EN2 1815: 22; NSTC K762; OCLC 6738211","For the chain leading to author attribution, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1808A040""><i>Ronaldsha</i></a> (EN2 1808: 41) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1812A031""><i>The Castles of Wolfnorth and Mont Eagle</i></a> (EN2 1812: 31)",,,
1164,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A021","Memoirs of an Old Wig","Richard FENTON",1815,"Male",,"MEMOIRS OF AN OLD WIG","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1815","1 vol.  (xvi, 164p). 8&deg;","Dt OLS.B&ndash;1&ndash;978; ECB 379; EN2 1815: 23; NSTC F469; OCLC 4110741","Vignette illustration of a wig (t.p.); Preface signed 'the Editor'. OCLC notes also attributed to Samuel Rogers, citing H&L",,,
1165,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A022","Majolo, The","John GALT",1815,"Male",,"THE MAJOLO: A TALE","London:                     Published by H. Colburn, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1815","1 vol.  (252p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48150-3; ECB 222; EN2 1815: 24; xNSTC; OCLC 13313525","Introductory Address' dated Apr 1815","1816 (BL 12613.g.6; NSTC 2G1384). This 2-volumed edn contains additional text, as explained in a Preface, vol. 1, pp. [iii]-iv, dated 'Lindsey Place, Chelsea, November 5, 1816. The imprint of the BL copy of this edn reads: 'Printed for T. Faulkner, Bookseller, Paradise Row, Chelsea; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row'. Galt is acknowledged as the author on t.p",,
1166,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A023","Howard","John GAMBLE",1815,"Male",,"HOWARD; BY JOHN GAMBLE, ESQ. AUTHOR OF IRISH SKETCHES, SARSFIELD, &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 47, Paternoster Row, 1815","2 vols (I 228p; II 208p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47908-8; ECB 222; EN2 1815: 25; NSTC G124; xOCLC","Text proper in vol. 1 ends at p. 226, followed by advs, pp. [227]&ndash;228",,,
1167,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A024","Life of a Recluse, The","A. GIBSON",1815,"Unknown",,"THE LIFE OF A RECLUSE. IN TWO VOLUMES","Newark:                     Printed and sold by M. Hage, Stodman-Street: and may be had of all Country Booksellers; and of Messrs. Longman, Hurst, and Co. Paternoster Row, 1815","2 vols (I 200p; II 222p). 12&deg;","MH-H *EC8.G3570.815l; EN2 1815: 26; xNSTC; OCLC 22203952","Address to Subscribers', signed A. Gibson, Screveton, near Bingham, 1 Aug 1815; followed by 'List of Subscribers' (10 pp. unn.). The author is listed as Ann Gibson in F. J. G. Robinson and P. J. Wallis, <i>Book Subscription Lists: A Revised Guide</i> (Newcastle upon Tyne, 1975), p. 55, where Newark Public Library is given as a source","reissued by A. K. Newman London 1817 (Corvey, NSTC 2G6538), CME 3-628-47815-4",,
1168,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A025","France & England","Edward Castleton GIFFARD",1815,"Male",,"FRANCE & ENGLAND; OR, SCENES IN EACH. COMPILED FROM THE ORIGINAL PAPERS, BY EDWARD CASTLETON GIFFARD, ESQ. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. & S. Robinson, 25, Paternoster-Row, by T. Davison, White-Friars, 1815","2 vols (I 204p; II 204p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47816-2; ECB 230; EN2 1815: 27; xNSTC; xOCLC","The Editor's Preface' is signed G. C. Giffard [sic], London, 5 Mar 1814; the novel itself with intitials E. C. G. at the end",,,
1169,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A026","Victims of Seduction, The","Elizabeth GUNNING [afterwards PLUNKETT, Elizabeth]",1815,"Female",,"THE VICTIMS OF SEDUCTION; OR, MEMOIRS OF A MAN OF FASHION: A TALE OF MODERN TIMES. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE LATE MISS GUNNING","London:                     Printed for M. Jones, 5, Newgate Street, 1815","2 vols (I xi, 179p; II 182p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47549-X; ECB 248; EN2 1815: 28; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales [&hellip;] by the Daughter of the late Lieut.-General Gunning, and the Niece of the late Duchess of Argyle, and Countess of Coventry'. Followed by a dedicatory poem, 'The Fable of Trees, inscribed to Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales'. Drop-head title reads: 'The Man of Fashion'. Also published in the same year with an alternative t.p., as <i>The Man of Fashion; a Tale of Modern Times</i> (see O 249.s.243; NSTC G2398, OCLC 26389126)",,,
1170,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A027","Secret Avengers","Anne Julia Kemble HATTON",1815,"Female",,"SECRET AVENGERS; OR, THE ROCK OF GLOTZDEN. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ANNE OF SWANSEA, AUTHOR OF CAMBRIAN PICTURES; SICILIAN MYSTERIES; CONVICTION, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","4 vols (I 281p; II 278p; III 305p; IV 310p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48805-2; ECB 20; EN2 1815: 29; NSTC A1353; xOCLC","Dedication to Miss Smith, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, dated Swansea, 2 Mar 1814",,,
1171,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A028","Father as He Should Be, A","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1815,"Female",,"A FATHER AS HE SHOULD BE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. HOFLAND, AUTHOR OF SAYS SHE TO HER NEIGHBOUR, CLERGYMAN'S WIDOW, VISIT TO LONDON, PATIENCE AND PERSEVERANCE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","4 vols (I 262p; II 276p; III 274p; IV 291p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47677-1; ECB 275; EN2 1815: 30; NSTC H2418; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Her Royal Highness the Princess Elizabeth', signed B. Hofland","2nd edn 1824 (NSTC);  Philadelphia 1816 (OCLC)",,
1172,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A029","Discontented Man, The","Anthony Frederick HOLSTEIN",1815,"Male",,"THE DISCONTENTED MAN; OR LOVE AND REASON. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ANTHONY FREDERICK HOLSTEIN, AUTHOR OF SIR OWEN GLENDOWR; LOVE, MYSTERY, AND MISERY; BOUVERIE; THE INHABITANTS OF EARTH; MODERN KATE; MISERIES OF AN HEIRESS; LADY DURNEVOR; SCOTCHWOMAN, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","3 vols (I xi, 219p; II 225p; III 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47734-4; ECB 278; EN2 1815: 31; NSTC H2274; OCLC 45622950","Preface dated Jan 1815",,,
1173,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A030","Clan-Albin","Christian Isobel JOHNSTONE",1815,"Female",,"CLAN-ALBIN: A NATIONAL TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown; Macredie, Skelly, and Muckersy, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, Dublin, 1815","4 vols (I iv, 300p; II 328p; III 354p; IV 348p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47285-7; ECB 117; EN2 1815: 32; NSTC J846; OCLC 42431807","Advertisement by the Editor' states (p. iii) 'that the first half of this Tale was not only written but <i>printed</i> long before' the appearance of <i>Waverley</i>. Colophon in vol. 4 reads: 'Printed by John Moir, Edinburgh, 1815'. Collates in sixes. Copy in National Library of Scotland (Vts.13.f.19) has t.p. with an Edinburgh imprint (Edinburgh: Printed by John Moir, Royal Bank Close, for Macredie, Skelly, and Muckersy; Longman [etc.], London; and John Cumming, Dublin, 1815), though vols 2 and 3 of this set belong to the 'Second Edition' (also with an Edinburgh imprint). The likelihood is that edns. were published simultaneously in London and Edinburgh with different t.ps","2nd edn 1815 (NSTC); 2nd edn Edinburgh 1815 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1815 (OCLC); German trans., 1821 (ascribed to Walter Scott); German trans., 1821","clanalbinnationa01john clanalbinnationa02john clanalbinnationa03john clanalbinnationa04john",
1174,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A031","Hawthorn Cottage","John JONES",1815,"Male",,"HAWTHORN COTTAGE; OR, THE TWO CUPIDS: A TALE, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY J. JONES","London:                     Printed for James Asperne, at the Bible, Crown, and Constitution, 32, Cornhill, 1815","2 vols (I xv, 293p; II xxi, 330p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47999-1; ECB 312; EN2 1815: 33; NSTC J943; xOCLC",,"Philadelphia 1815, as <i>Hawthorn Cottage; a Tale, in Three Parts</i> (OCLC)",,
1175,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A032","Caroline Lismore","Alicia Catherine MANT",1815,"Female",,"CAROLINE LISMORE: OR, THE ERRORS OF FASHION. A TALE. BY ALICIA CATHERINE MANT, AUTHOR OF ELLEN: OR, THE YOUNG GODMOTHER","London:                     Printed by T. Skelton; for Law and Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, London, 1815","1 vol.  (136p, ill.). 12&deg;","MH-H *EC8.M3184.816c; ECB 366; EN2 1815: 34; NSTC M1040; OCLC 10111063","Collates in sixes","1826 (OCLC)",,
1176,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A033","History of Mr John Decastro and his Brother Bat, The","John MATHERS",1815,"Male",,"THE HISTORY OF MR. JOHN DECASTRO AND HIS BROTHER BAT, COMMONLY CALLED OLD CRAB. IN FOUR VOLUMES. THE MERRY MATTER WRITTEN BY JOHN MATHERS; THE GRAVE BY A SOLID GENTLEMAN","London:                     Printed for T. Egerton, Whitehall, 1815","4 vols (I vi, 338p; II 404p; III 366p; IV 406p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47715-8; EN2 1815: 35; NSTC M1648; OCLC 4329108","Dedication to the Right Honourable Earl of ******, signed John Mathers, and the Solid Gentleman. Block and Summers attribute to George Colman the Younger. An article devoted to this novel in <i>Blackwood's Magazine</i> 81 (Jan 1857), 99&ndash;121 is, however, unable to identify the author. See also the same author's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A040""><i>History of Elsmere and Rosa</i></a> (EN2 1817: 41)","1834 (NSTC); Boston 1815 (OCLC)",,
1177,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A034","Spanish Campaign, The","Mary MEEKE",1815,"Female",,"THE SPANISH CAMPAIGN; OR, THE JEW. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. MEEKE, AUTHOR OF CONSCIENCE, MATRIMONY, MIDNIGHT WEDDINGS, NINE DAYS' WONDER, TALE OF MYSTERY, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","3 vols (I 209p; II 202p; III 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48263-1; ECB 378; EN2 1815: 36; NSTC M1956; xOCLC",,,,
1178,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A035","Chronicles of the Ton","Henry MORDAUNT",1815,"Male",,"CHRONICLES OF THE TON; OR A SPRING AND SUMMER IN LONDON. BY HENRY MORDAUNT, ESQ. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Booksellers, 1815","3 vols (I 260p; II 215p; III 232p). 12&deg;","CtY In.M811.815; EN2 1815: 37; xNSTC; OCLC 47223655",,,,
1179,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A036","Guerrilla Chief, The","Emma PARKER",1815,"Female",,"THE GUERRILLA CHIEF: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY EMMA PARKER, AUTHOR OF ""ELFRIDA, HEIRESS OF BELGROVE;""&#8212;""VIRGINIA, OR THE PEACE OF AMIENS;""&#8212;AND ""ARESTAS.""","London:                     Printed for William Lindsell, Wimpole Street; by J. F. Dove, St John's Square, 1815","3 vols (I 366p; II 302p; III 328p). 12&deg;","CtY In.P224.815G; EN2 1815: 38; NSTC P395; OCLC 6962691","Vol. 3, pp. [326] and [327] misprinted as 236 and 237. Vol. 3 of the Bodleian copy (249.s.308&ndash;310) has engraving of 'The Druid', drawn by R. Westall, engraved by Heath, dated 1 Apr 1812, positioned as a frontispiece, but this was probably added after publication from another source","2nd edn 1817 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48386-7; German trans., 1817",,
1180,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A037","Celebrity","Mary PILKINGTON",1815,"Female",,"CELEBRITY; OR THE UNFORTUNATE CHOICE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. PILKINGTON, AUTHOR OF CRIMES AND CHARACTERS; SINCLAIR, OR THE MYSTERIOUS ORPHAN; NOVICE, OR THE HEIR OF MONTGOMERY CASTLE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","3 vols (I 238p; II 249p; III 238p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48441-3; ECB 450; EN2 1815: 39; NSTC P1761; xOCLC",,,,
1181,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A038","Ward of Delamere, The","Elizabeth PINCHARD",1815,"Female",,"THE WARD OF DELAMERE, A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. PINCHARD, AUTHOR OF ""MYSTERY AND CONFIDENCE, THE BLIND CHILD, &C."" INSCRIBED, BY PERMISSION, TO MRS. G. A. ROBINSON","London:                     Printed for Black, Parry, & Co. Booksellers to the East India Company, Leadenhall-Street, 1815","3 vols (I 308p; II 324p; III 328p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48472-3; ECB 451; EN2 1815: 40; NSTC P1796; OCLC 10476883","Dedication to Mrs George Abercrombie Robinson, dated Taunton, 1815","Philadelphia 1816 (NSTC)",,
1182,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A039","Warwick Castle","Miss PRICKETT",1815,"Female",,"WARWICK CASTLE, AN HISTORICAL NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS PRICKETT. DEDICATED TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE COUNTESS OF CLONMELL. CONTAINING, AMONGST OTHER DESULTORY INFORMATION, THE DESCENT AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE ANCIENT EARLS OF WARWICK, FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD OF THEIR CREATION TO THE PRESENT TIME. WITH SOME ACCOUNT OF WARWICK, BIRMINGHAM, LEMMINGTON [sic], KENILWORTH, STRATFORD-UPON-AVON, &C. &C.; INTERSPERSED WITH PIECES OF LOCAL POETRY, INCIDENTAL BIOGRAPHY, AND AUTHENTIC ANECDOTES OF ENGLISH HISTORY","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 47, Paternoster Row, 1815","3 vols (I xi, 299p; II 338p; III 293p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48372-7; ECB 469; EN2 1815: 41; NSTC P3026; OCLC 13025277","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable the Countess of Clonmell'",,,
1183,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A040","Anna","Mrs ROCHE",1815,"Female",,"ANNA; OR, EDINBURGH. A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. ROCHE, AUTHOR OF ""LONDON TALES, OR REFLECTIVE PORTRAITS, ""THE MOOR,"" ""PLAIN TALES;"" &C","London:                     Printed for R. Hill, 71, Borough. Sold also by Cradock and Joy, 32, Paternoster-Row; and all other Booksellers, 1815","2 vols (I 15, 215p; II 15, 172p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48427-8; ECB 498; EN2 1815: 42; xNSTC; xOCLC","For the issue of authorship see: Natalie Schroeder, 'Regina Maria Roche, Popular Novelist, 1789&ndash;1834: The Rochean Canon', <i>Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America</i> 73 (1979), 462&ndash;68. She doubts the work is by Regina Maria Roche. See also <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1814A050""><i>London Tales</i></a> (EN2 1814: 49) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1118""><i>Plain Tales</i></a> (EN2 1814: 50)",,,
1184,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A041","Family Estate, The","Mrs ROSS",1815,"Female",,"THE FAMILY ESTATE; OR LOST AND WON. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. ROSS, AUTHOR OF THE COUSINS, MODERN CALYPSO, STRANGERS OF LINDENFELDT, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","3 vols (I 225p; II 252p; III 234p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48552-5; ECB 503; EN2 1815: 43; NSTC R1704; OCLC 22342219",,,,
1185,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A042","Paired&#8212;Not Matched","Mrs ROSS",1815,"Female",,"PAIRED&#8212;NOT MATCHED; OR, MATRIMONY IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. ROSS, AUTHOR OF THE MODERN CALYPSO, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","4 vols (I 253p; II 252p; III 200p; IV 210p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48554-1; ECB 503; EN2 1815: 44; NSTC R1706; OCLC 47966722",,"Philadelphia 1816 (OCLC)",,
1186,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A043","Bardouc","Adrien de SARRAZIN",1815,"Male",,"BARDOUC; OR, THE GOAT-HERD OF MOUNT TAURUS: AN EASTERN TALE. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF ADRIEN DE SARRAZIN","London:                     Printed by B. M'Millan, Bow-Street, Covent-Garden: sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1815","1 vol.  (iv, 187p). 12&deg;","BL 12655.bb.37; EN2 1815: 45; NSTC S475; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Bardouc, ou le pâtre du Mont-Taurus</i> (Paris, 1814)","1821 (NSTC); Boston 1850 (OCLC)",,
1187,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A044","Guy Mannering","Sir Walter SCOTT",1815,"Male",,"GUY MANNERING; OR, THE ASTROLOGER. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY."" IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London; and Archibald Constable and Co., 1815","3 vols (I 341p; II 346p; III 358p). 12&deg;","BL 636.e.2; ECB 249; EN2 1815: 46; NSTC S866; OCLC 2384073",,"2nd edn 1815 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48617-3; 3rd edn 1815 (NSTC); 4th edn 1817 (NSTC); 6th edn 1820 (NSTC); Boston, 1815 (OCLC); French trans., 1816; German trans., 1816 [as <i>Der Astrolog; eine caledonische Wundersgage</i> (NSTC)]. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1188,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A045","Barozzi","Catherine SMITH",1815,"Female",,"BAROZZI; OR THE VENETIAN SORCERESS. A ROMANCE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MRS. SMITH, AUTHOR OF THE CALEDONIAN BANDIT, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","2 vols (I 229p; II 241p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48758-7; ECB 544; EN2 1815: 47; NSTC S2362; OCLC 7089622",,"French trans., 1817",,
1189,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A046","Varieties of Life","Orton SMITH",1815,"Male",,"VARIETIES OF LIFE; OR, CONDUCT AND CONSEQUENCES. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""SKETCHES OF CHARACTER.""","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster Row, 1815","3 vols (I 346p; II 270p; III 295p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48860-5; ECB 610; EN2 1815: 12; NSTC V132; OCLC 6072288","For tentative author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)","Philadelphia 1816 (NSTC)",,
1190,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A047","Treachery","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1815,"Female",,"TREACHERY; OR, THE GRAVE OF ANTOINETTE. A ROMANCE, INTERSPERSED WITH POETRY. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE, AUTHOR OF DI MONTRANZO; CONFESSIONAL OF VALOMBRE; AGE WE LIVE IN; MONTBRASIL ABBEY; THE BANDIT'S BRIDE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","4 vols (I 267p; II 258p; III 271p; IV 274p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48783-8; ECB 558; EN2 1815: 48; NSTC S3499; OCLC 7098951",,,,
1191,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A048","Magic of Wealth, The","Thomas Skinner SURR",1815,"Male",,"THE MAGIC OF WEALTH. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY T. S. SURR, AUTHOR OF A WINTER IN LONDON, &C","London:                     Printed for T. Cadell & W. Davies, Strand; by G. Sidney, Northumberland Street, 1815","3 vols (I 276p; II 267p; III 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48737-4; ECB 570; EN2 1815: 49; NSTC S4390; OCLC 52860863","Dedication 'to Sir William Paxton, of Middleton Hall, Caermarthenshire'. 'Advertisement' dated Islington, Mar 1815. Text in vol. 3 ends on p. 222, followed by 'Notes', pp. [224]&ndash;240","Philadelphia 1815 (OCLC)",,
1192,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A049","Display","Jane TAYLOR",1815,"Female",,"DISPLAY. A TALE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. BY JANE TAYLOR, ONE OF THE AUTHORS OF ""ORIGINAL POEMS FOR INFANT MINDS,"" ""HYMNS FOR INFANT MINDS,"" &C","London:                     Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet-Street; and J. Coder, St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1815","1 vol.  (214p). 12&deg;","BL 838.a.14; ECB 579; EN2 1815: 50; NSTC T313; OCLC 31385994","This title evidently enjoyed a wide currency, extending beyond its target audience of young readers","2nd edn 1815 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1815 (NSTC); 4th edn 1816 (NUC); 5th edn 1816 (NSTC); 6th edn 1817 (NSTC); [at least 8 more edns to 1850]; Boston 1815 (OCLC)",,
1193,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A050","Baron of Falconberg, The","Elizabeth THOMAS",1815,"Female",,"THE BARON OF FALCONBERG; OR, CHILDE HAROLDE IN PROSE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. BRIDGET BLUEMANTLE, AUTHOR OF THE PRISON HOUSE, VINDICTIVE SPIRIT, MORTIMER HALL, MONTE VIDEO, HUSBAND AND WIFE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva-Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1815","3 vols (I 209p; II 256p; III 234p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47123-0; ECB 63; EN2 1815: 51; NSTC T668; OCLC 7105030",,,,
1194,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A051","Memoirs of the Villars Family","Harriett Waller WEEKS",1815,"Female",,"MEMOIRS OF THE VILLARS FAMILY; OR, THE PHILANTHROPIST: A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY HARRIETT WALLER WEEKS","London:                     Printed for the Author, and published by C. Chapple, No. 66, Pall-Mall, 1815","3 vols (I x, 193p; II 219p; III 262p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48881-8; EN2 1815: 52; NSTC W1048; xOCLC","List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [vii]&ndash;x. Drop-head titles and running titles read: 'The Philanthropist'",,,
1195,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A052","Vicissitudes of Life","Jane WEST",1815,"Female",,"VICISSITUDES OF LIFE; EXEMPLIFIED IN THE INTERESTING MEMOIRS OF A YOUNG LADY, IN A SERIES OF LETTERS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for E. Cox and Son, St. Thomas's Street, Borough, 1815","2 vols (I 258p; II 234p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48913-X; EN2 1815: 53; NSTC W1354; xOCLC","Half-titles read: 'Memoirs of a Young Lady, &c. &c.'",,,
1196,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1815A053","Journal of Llewellin Penrose, The","William WILLIAMS",1815,"Male",,"THE JOURNAL OF LLEWELLIN PENROSE, A SEAMAN. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for John Murray, Albemarle Street, and William Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1815","4 vols (I xvi, 239p; II 217p; III 215p; IV 197p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47922-3; ECB 314; EN2 1815: 54; NSTC W2145; OCLC 6254892","Dedication to Benjamin West, Esq., signed John Eagles. 'Advertisement' signed John Eagles. Text dated New York, 2 May 1783 at end. Williams (1727&ndash;91), who was a painter and the first tutor of Benjamin West, wrote the novel in America between 1774 and 1775, and it has been consequently claimed as the first novel written in America. The published version of 1815 was much altered by Williams's benefactor in Bristol, Thomas Eagles, and was later re-submitted for publication by his son, the Revd John Eagles. For an edn based on Williams's original manuscript and a useful introduction describing its publication history, see David Howard Dickason, <i>Mr Penrose: The Journal of Penrose, Seaman</i> (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1969); also, for supplementary details, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)","New edn [1 vol. abridged] 1825 (NSTC); German trans., 1817 [as <i>Der neue Robinson, oder Tagebuch Llewellin Penroses, eines Matrosen</i> (RS)]",,
1197,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A001","Eighteen Hundred and Fifteen","John AGG",1816,"Male",,"EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN; A SATIRICAL NOVEL. BY HUMPHREY HEDGEHOG, ESQ. AUTHOR OF ""A MONTH IN TOWN""&#8212;""THE GENERAL POST BAG,"" ""REJECTED ODES, &C. &C."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for James Johnston, Cheapside, 1816","3 vols (I 215p; II 210p; III 212p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47720-4; EN2 1816: 13; NSTC 2A5128; OCLC 12246454","Sometimes erroneously attributed to John Gifford, who also used this pseudonym",,,
1198,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A002","Cottagers of the Lakes, The","ANON",1816,"Unknown",,"THE COTTAGERS OF THE LAKES","London:                     Printed for J. Harris, Successor to E. Newberry, Corner of St. Paul's Church Yard; Wm. Darton, Holborn; and A. K. Newman, Leadenhall Street, by J. Raw, Ipswich, 1816","1 vol.  (ii, 235p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47345-4; ECB 138; EN2 1816: 1; NSTC 2C39123; xOCLC","ECB gives Longman as publisher, June 1816, but not discovered in this form as a 1st edn","1820 (NSTC). BL 1608/3511 (on which NSTC is based) has the imprint of: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown [etc.]; Ipswich, A. K. Cowell",,
1199,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A003","Diurnal Events","ANON",1816,"Unknown",,"DIURNAL EVENTS; OR THE ANTIPODES TO ROMANCE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE SAILOR AND SOLDIER BOY","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","4 vols (I 232p; II 204p; III 221p; IV 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47440-X; EN2 1816: 2; NSTC 2E14291; xOCLC","Evidently by the same author as <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1800A012""><i>The Sailor Boy</i></a> (EN2 1800: 13), <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=94""><i>The Soldier Boy</i></a> (EN2 1801: 13), and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1802A009""><i>Nobility Run Mad</i></a> (EN2 1802: 9)",,,
1200,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A004","Elizabeth de Mowbray","ANON",1816,"Unknown",,"ELIZABETH DE MOWBRAY; OR THE HEIR OF DOUGLAS. A ROMANCE OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","4 vols (I 283p; II 320p; III 355p; IV 284p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47531-7; EN2 1816: 3; NSTC 2D8910; OCLC 6742662",,,,
1201,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A005","Gulzara, Princess of Persia","ANON",1816,"Unknown",,"GULZARA, PRINCESS OF PERSIA; OR, THE VIRGIN QUEEN. COLLECTED FROM THE ORIGINAL PERSIAN","London:                     Printed for John Souter, No. 1, Paternoster Row; by J. Adlard, 23, Bartholomew Close, 1816","1 vol.  (xiii, 248p). 8&deg;","BL 1080.i.23(4); ECB 248; EN2 1816: 4; NSTC 2G25229; OCLC 16769154","Dedication 'to the British Public', dated London, 1 Jan 1816. A satire concerning Charlotte Caroline Augusta, Princess of Wales","Philadelphia 1816 (NSTC)",,
1202,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A006","Julia of Ardenfield","ANON",1816,"Unknown",,"JULIA OF ARDENFIELD; A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Law and Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, Ludgate Street, 1816","2 vols (I 231p; II 224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48007-8; ECB 315; EN2 1816: 5; NSTC 2J13207; OCLC 12820988",,,,
1203,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A007","Lavinia Fitz-Aubyn","ANON",1816,"Unknown",,"LAVINIA FITZ-AUBYN, WITH OTHER TALES; SKETCHED FROM LIFE. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for P. Martin, 198, Oxford Street, Corner of Orchard Street; and J. Rees, Bristol, 1816","4 vols (I 310p; II 348p; III 250p; IV 218p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51077-5; EN2 1816: 6; NSTC 2F7317; OCLC 13256799","Introductory preface indicates female authorship. Final page of vol. 4 mistakenly numbered as p. 156",,,
1204,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A008","Malvern Hills","ANON",1816,"Unknown",,"MALVERN HILLS; OR, HISTORY OF HENRY FREEMANTLE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. SECOND EDITION","London:                     Printed for Thomas Mason, Russell-Street; and sold by A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street; and Simpkin & Marshall, Stationers' Court, 1816","2 vols (I 192p; II 249p). 12&deg;","MH-H 19463.31.125; EN2 1816: 7; NSTC 2F15501; xOCLC","Half-titles read: 'Malvern Hills. A Novel'; running-title reads: 'Henry Freemantle'. Block lists a novel c. 1810 with the title 'Henry Freemantle' which may represent the 1st edn of this work, though no copy has been located. But see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>, and records Contemporary  Libraries (click on link below) for further indication of an initial publication of 1810 or earlier",,,
1205,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A009","Memoirs of Oliver Cromwell and his Children","ANON",1816,"Unknown",,"MEMOIRS OF OLIVER CROMWELL AND HIS CHILDREN. SUPPOSED TO BE WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for, and published by, C. Chapple, PallMall [sic]. Bookseller to their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent, and the Dukes of York and Cambridge, 1816","3 vols (I viii, 264p; II 288p; III 279p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48064-7; ECB 380; EN2 1816: 8; NSTC 2C43873; OCLC 50903935","Dedication 'to His Majesty's Ministers', signed R. H. Introduction claims source is papers in possession of a descendant of the Fairfax family in America. OCLC mentions an attribution to Chales Malo, who is more correctly designated as the translator of the French version of 1816","French trans., 1816",,
1206,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A010","Prince, The","ANON",1816,"Unknown",,"THE PRINCE OR THE ROYAL LIBERTINES. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neeley and Jones, Paternoster Row, 1816","3 vols (I 191p; II 189p, iii; III iv, 176p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48304-2; EN2 1816: 9; xNSTC; xOCLC","ECB 470 lists Newman edn 1818","2nd edn 1818 (NSTC 2P26676).  BLPC indicates that 2nd edn, as with the 1st, was also published by Sherwood",,
1207,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A011","Romantic Facts","ANON",1816,"Unknown",,"ROMANTIC FACTS; OR WHICH IS HIS WIFE? IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF VERONICA, OR THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","4 vols (I xi, 205p; II 201p; III 206p; IV 196p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48510-X; ECB 501; EN2 1816: 10; NSTC 2F668; OCLC 47958621","Dedication 'to E&mdash;&mdash; L&mdash;&mdash;'. <i>Veronica; or, the Mysterious Stranger</i> (EN1 1798: 41), cited as a work by the same author in the title, was published as 'by Lister' on its original t.p. No further information about this apparent pseudonym has been discovered. See also, as part of the same chain, <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1819A014""><i>My Old Cousin</i></a> (EN2 1819: 14) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1581""><i>The Blue Mountains</i></a> (EN2 1822: 3)",,,
1208,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A012","St Clyde","ANON",1816,"Unknown",,"ST. CLYDE; A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Gale and Fenner, Paternoster-Row, by S. Hamilton, Weybridge, Surrey, 1816","3 vols (I 272p; II 333p; III 308p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48596-7; ECB 511; EN2 1816: 11; NSTC 2S2009; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Thomas Campbell, Esq., Author of ""The Pleasures of Hope""', dated 27 Mar 1816",,,
1209,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A013","Uncle Tweazy and his Quizzical Neighbours","ANON",1816,"Unknown",,"UNCLE TWEAZY AND HIS QUIZZICAL NEIGHBOURS: A COMI-SATIRIC NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE ""OBSERVANT PEDESTRIAN,"" &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers'-Court, Ludgate-Street, 1816","3 vols (I 206p; II 307p; III 228p). 12&deg;","BL N.1684; ECB 606; EN2 1816: 12; NSTC 2T21106; OCLC 48612242",,,,
1210,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A014","Edgar","Elizabeth APPLETON",1816,"Female",,"EDGAR: A NATIONAL TALE. BY MISS APPLETON, AUTHOR OF PRIVATE EDUCATION, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1816","3 vols (I viii, 275p; II 274p; III 276p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47066-8; ECB 23; EN2 1816: 14; NSTC 2A14441; OCLC 12591585","Dedication 'to Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of Saxe Cobourg Saalfeld' signed 'Elizabeth Appleton'. 'To the Public', explaining why 'Tale' rather than 'Novel' has been used in the title; this is dated London, 4 June 1816. Extensive historical notes at the end of each vol",,"edgarnationaltal01appl edgarnationaltal02appl edgarnationaltal03appl",
1211,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A015","Soldier of Fortune, The","Thomas ASHE",1816,"Male",,"THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE: AN HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL ROMANCE. BY CAPT. ASHE, AUTHOR OF THE SPIRIT OF BOOK, LIBERAL CRITIC, &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by B. M'Millan, Bow Street, Covent Garden. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row; and at Galignani's French and English Library, 18, Rue Vivienne, Paris, 1816","2 vols (I viii, 307p; II 319p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47075-7; ECB 28; EN2 1816: 15; NSTC 2A17457; OCLC 12183422","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable the Lord Viscount Castlereagh'. 'Note' stating that 'This Historical and Political Romance is framed upon real incidents recorded in the Annals of Ancient Spain', but that 'the characters are all drawn from existing personages, such as Lord Wellington, Buonaparte, &c.'",,,
1212,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A016","Emma","Jane AUSTEN",1816,"Female",,"EMMA: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""PRIDE AND PREJUDICE,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for John Murray, 1816","3 vols (I 322p; II 351p; III 363p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47704-2; ECB 186; EN2 1816: 16; NSTC 2A19394; OCLC 1708336","Dedication 'to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent'. Colophon 'Printed by C. Roworth, Bell-yard, Temple-bar' in vols 1 and 2; 'Printed by J. Moyes, Greville Street, Hatton Garden, London' in vol. 3. Adv. ('Lately were published, by the author of Emma') on verso of vol. 3, p. 363, for: <i>Sense and Sensibility</i>, 2nd edn; <i>Pride and Prejudice</i>, 2nd edn; <i>Mansfield Park</i>","1833 (NSTC), 1836 (NSTC), 1841 (NSTC), 1849 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1816 (NSTC); French trans., 1816 [as <i>La Nouvelle Emma, ou les Caract&egrave;res anglais du si&eacute;cle</i> (CCFR)]",,
1213,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A017","Husband Hunters!!!","Amelia BEAUCLERC",1816,"Female",,"HUSBAND HUNTERS!!! A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF MONTREITHE, OR THE PEER OF SCOTLAND","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","4 vols (I 232p; II 229p; III 249p; IV 230p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47919-3; EN2 1816: 17; NSTC 2B13635; OCLC 12756811",,,,
1214,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A018","Angelion","Karl Friederich von BENKOWITZ",1816,"Male","Maria GEISWEILER","ANGELION, OR THE WIZARD IN ELIS. A ROMANCE. TAKEN FROM THE GERMAN, BY MARIA DE GEISWEILER. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row; and Tabart and Co. 85, Piccadilly, 1816","3 vols (I xii, 211p; II 191p; III 208p). 12&deg;","BL 12554.bbb.17; ECB 224; EN2 1816: 18; NSTC 2G4208; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Angelion, der Zauberer in Elis</i> (Berlin, 1798&ndash;1800). 'List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;xii",,,
1215,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A019","Faith and Fiction","Elizabeth BENNETT",1816,"Female",,"FAITH AND FICTION, OR SHINING LIGHTS IN A DARK GENERATION. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY ELIZABETH BENNETT","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","5 vols (I 256p; II 306p; III 336p; IV 328p; V 284p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47113-3; ECB 50; EN2 1816: 19; NSTC 2B18047; OCLC 6652078","BLPC attributes to A. M. Bennett, while Blakey, Block, Summers and ECB all have Elizabeth Bennet(t). Anna Maria Bennett died in 1808, but DNB claims a posthumous publication, citing R. Watt's <i>Bibliotheca Britannica</i> (1824)","French trans., 1816 [as <i>L'Orpheline du presbyt&egrave;re, fiction et vérité</i> (CCFR under Bennett, Agnes Maria)]",,
1216,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A020","Tales of Fancy","Sarah Harriet BURNEY",1816,"Female",,"TALES OF FANCY: BY S. H. BURNEY, AUTHOR OF 'CLARENTINE,' 'GERALDINE FAUCONBERG,' AND 'TRAITS OF NATURE.'","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1816/20","3 vols (I (1816) viii, 400p; II (1820) 432p; III (1820) 470p). 12&deg;","MH-H 18477.42.2; ECB 87; EN2 1816: 20; NSTC 2B60607; OCLC 11715314","T.p. to vol. 1 also gives the title of the tale which makes up this volume, 'The Shipwreck'. Those to vols 2 and 3 similarly announce 'Country Neighbours; or the Secret', while describing Burney as 'author of Clarentine, Traits of Nature &c.'; imprint details remain unchanged, apart from the addition of '& Co.' after Colburn and the changed date. Dedication in vol. 1 to the Right Hon. Lady Crewe, dated Chelsea College, 1 Dec 1815; dedication in vol. 2 'to Her Royal Highness the Princess Elizabeth, Hereditary Princess of Hesse Hombourg', signed Sarah Harriet Burney. Colophon in vol. 1 reads: 'B. Clarke, Printer, Well Street, London'; in vols 2 and 3: 'Printed by J. Nichols and Son, Red Lion Passage, Fleet Street, London'","2nd edn 1816/20 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47145-1; Boston 1816 (NSTC); French trans., of 'The Shipwreck' 1815 and of 'Country Neighbours' 1820; German trans., of 'The Shipwreck' 1821",,
1217,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A021","Spinster's Journal, The","Medora Gordon' BYRON",1816,"Female",,"THE SPINSTER'S JOURNAL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A MODERN ANTIQUE, AUTHOR OF CELIA IN SEARCH OF A HUSBAND, ENGLISH EXPOS&#201;, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","3 vols (I 251p; II 282p; III 267p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48726-9; ECB 555; EN2 1816: 21; NSTC 2B64949; OCLC 41993241",,,,
1218,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A022","Adolphe","Benjamin Henri CONSTANT DE REBECQUE",1816,"Male","Alexander WALKER","ADOLPHE: AN ANECDOTE FOUND AMONG THE PAPERS OF AN UNKNOWN PERSON, AND PUBLISHED BY M. BENJAMIN DE CONSTANT","London:                     Printed for H. Colburn, Conduit Street, 1816","1 vol.  (xvi, 222p). 12&deg;","BL 837.b.30; EN2 1816: 22; NSTC 2C34835; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Adolphe: anecdote trouvée dans les papiers d&rsquo;un inconnu</i> (Paris, 1816). Includes 'Preface to the second French edition; or an essay on the character and the moral result of the work'","Philadelphia 1817 (OCLC)",,
1219,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A023","Human Nature","Cordelia CORDOVA",1816,"Female",,"HUMAN NATURE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1816","3 vols (I xxviii, 188p; II 231p; III 224p). 12&deg;","BL 12655.bb.36; EN2 1816: 23; NSTC 2C37861; xOCLC","Dedicatory Preface' 'to Mrs V&mdash;&mdash;', signed Cordelia Cordova, Dover, 20 Mar 1813. Running title reads: 'Human Nature; or the Dangers of Platonism'. Some preliminary pages are wrongly bound together",,,
1220,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A024","Sancho","John William CUNNINGHAM",1816,"Male",,"SANCHO, OR THE PROVERBIALIST","London:                     Printed by Ellerton and Henderson, Johnson's Court, for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly, 1816","1 vol.  (181p). 12&deg;","C Syn.7.81.101; ECB 147; EN2 1816: 24; NSTC 2C46845; OCLC 13320595","Dedication dated May 1816","2nd edn 1816 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1817 (NSTC); Boston 1817 (NSTC) [also New York 1817 (NSTC)]",,
1221,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A025","Mehaled and Sedli","Johann Friedrich Hugo von DALBERG",1816,"Male",,"MEHALED AND SEDLI; OR, THE HISTORY OF A DRUSE FAMILY: WITH SOME ACCOUNT OF THE DRUSES, AN ANCIENT PEOPLE OF SYRIA. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE BARON DE DALBERG, BROTHER OF THE GRAND DUKE OF FRANKFORT","London:                     Printed for Gale and Fenner, Paternoster-Row, 1816","2 vols (I iv, 202p; II 203p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47389-6; EN2 1816: 25; NSTC 2D703; OCLC 44599811","Trans. of <i>Geschichte einer Drusenfamilie</i> (Frankfurt, 1808). 'Advertisement' quotes from 'an English critic' (presumably a review of the German original)",,,
1222,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A026","Original of the Miniature, The","Selina DAVENPORT",1816,"Female",,"THE ORIGINAL OF THE MINIATURE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY SELINA DAVENPORT, AUTHOR OF THE HYPOCRITE, OR MODERN JANUS, THE SONS OF THE VISCOUNT AND DAUGHTERS OF THE EARL, DONALD MONTEITH, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","4 vols (I 227p; II 229p; III 246p; IV 246p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47373-X; ECB 153; EN2 1816: 26; NSTC 2D3612; xOCLC",,,,
1223,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A027","Jane of France","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1816,"Female",,"JANE OF FRANCE, AN HISTORICAL NOVEL, BY MADAME DE GENLIS. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1816","2 vols (I iv, 194p; II 175p). 12&deg;","BL N.2191; ECB 225; EN2 1816: 28; NSTC 2B54548; OCLC 14201439","Trans. of <i>Jeanne de France</i> (Paris, 1816)","Boston 1817 (NSTC)",,
1224,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A028","Tour to Purgatory and Back, A","Humphrey GLUMP",1816,"Male",,"A TOUR TO PURGATORY AND BACK. A SATIRICAL NOVEL. BY HUMPHREY GLUMP. ESQ","London:                     Printed by A. Redford, London Road, Southwark, n.d. [1816]","1 vol.  (xii, 219p). 12&deg;","BL 12316.ee.43; EN2 1816: 29; NSTC 2G10950; OCLC 23083829","Prefatory Introduction', pp. [v]&ndash;xii, signed Tothill Street, Westminster, 1 Nov 1816",,,
1225,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A029","She Would Be a Heroine","Sophia GRIFFITH",1816,"Female",,"SHE WOULD BE A HEROINE. BY SOPHIA GRIFFITH. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, & Joy, Paternoster-Row; and for Doig & Stirling, Edinburgh, 1816","3 vols (I 323p; II 266p; III 269p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47912-6; ECB 246; EN2 1816: 30; NSTC 2G22902; OCLC 6777935",,,,
1226,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A030","Sons of St David, The","Griffiths ap GRIFFITHS",1816,"Male",,"THE SONS OF ST. DAVID. A CAMBRO-BRITISH HISTORICAL TALE, OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY. WITH EXPLANATORY NOTES AND REFERENCES. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY GRIFFITHS AP GRIFFITHS, ESQ","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","3 vols (I ii, 232p; II 222p; III 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47821-9; ECB 246; EN2 1816: 31; NSTC 2G23032; xOCLC","Notes' at end of each vol",,,
1227,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A031","Brougham Castle","Jane HARVEY",1816,"Female",,"BROUGHAM CASTLE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY JANE HARVEY, AUTHOR OF AUBERRY STANHOPE, ETHELIA, CASTLE OF TYNEMOUTH, WARKFIELD CASTLE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","2 vols (I 242p; II 226p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47640-2; ECB 257; EN2 1816: 32; NSTC 2H11035; xOCLC",,,,
1228,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A032","Chronicles of an Illustrious House","Anne Julia Kemble HATTON",1816,"Female",,"CHRONICLES OF AN ILLUSTRIOUS HOUSE; OR THE PEER, THE LAWYER, AND THE HUNCHBACK. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. EMBELLISHED WITH CHARACTERS AND ANECDOTES OF WELL-KNOWN PERSONS. BY ANNE OF SWANSEA, AUTHOR OF CAMBRIAN PICTURES, SICILIAN MYSTERIES, CONVICTION, SECRET AVENGERS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","5 vols (I 269p; II 267p; III 343p; IV 346p; V 330p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48743-9; ECB 20; EN2 1816: 33; NSTC 2A13189; OCLC 12580585",,,,
1229,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A033","Tales of To-Day","Mrs ISAACS",1816,"Female",,"TALES OF TO-DAY. BY MRS. ISAACS, AUTHOR OF ""ARIEL""&#8212;""ELLA ST. LAURENCE""&#8212;""WANDERINGS OF FANCY""&#8212;&C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, Opposite St. James's Palace, 1816","3 vols (I 335p; II 336p; III 375p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51068-6; ECB 301; EN2 1816: 34; NSTC 2I4897; xOCLC","I The Heiress of Riversdale; II Continuation of The Heiress of Riversdale. Juliet; III Continuation of Juliet. The Sisters","French trans., 1817 [as <i>Les Trois Romans, ou contes d'aujourd'hui</i> (OCLC)]",,
1230,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A034","Rhoda","Frances JACSON",1816,"Female",,"RHODA. A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THINGS BY THEIR RIGHT NAMES,"" AND ""PLAIN SENSE."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit Street; and G. and S. Robinson, Paternoster Row, 1816","3 vols (I 336p; II 1st t 244p, 2nd t 252p; III 424p). 12&deg;","BL N.1821,1822; ECB 491; EN2 1816: 35; NSTC 2R8420; OCLC 38657182","For the attribution of this (and other) titles to Jacson, rather than to Alethea Lewis, see Joan Percy, 'An Unrecognized Novelist: Frances Jacson (1754&ndash;1842)&rsquo;, <i>British Library Journal</i> 23: 1 (Spring 1997), 81&ndash;97. Part I and II in vol. 2 each have their own t.p. and separate pagination, making this in effect a four-volumed work. Copy in BRu ENC is actually bound in 4 vols","2nd edn 1816 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48540-1; Boston 1816 (OCLC)",,
1231,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A035","Melmoth House","Mrs J. JENNER",1816,"Female",,"MELMOTH HOUSE: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES, BY MRS. J. JENNER","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by G. Austin, Battle; sold also by Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, No. 47; Walker and Edwards, No. 44 Paternoster Row, and R. Nunn, No. 48 Great Queen Street, 1816","3 vols (I iv, 250p; II 265p; III 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47988-6; EN2 1816: 36; NSTC 2J4726; OCLC 13406941","List of Subscribers', vol. 3, pp. [1]&ndash;10. Colophon at end of each vol. reads 'Battle: Printed by G. Austin'",,,
1232,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A036","Lairds of Glenfern, The","Mary JOHNSTON",1816,"Female",,"THE LAIRDS OF GLENFERN; OR, HIGHLANDERS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MARY JOHNSTON","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","2 vols (I vi, 245p; II 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47990-8; ECB 310; EN2 1816: 37; NSTC 2J9505; OCLC 3251707","Preface attempts to forestall claims that the novel is imitative of 'those exquisite delineations of Scottish scenery and manners which have lately appeared, under the titles of <i>Waverly</i> [sic], <i>Discipline</i>, &c.', stating that 'The whole of the first, and great part of the second volume, have been written nearly four years' (pp. v&ndash;vi)",,,
1233,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A037","Mary and Fanny","JUVENIS",1816,"Unknown",,"MARY AND FANNY. A NARRATIVE. BY JUVENIS","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","1 vol.  (263p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48089-2; ECB 371; EN2 1816: 38; NSTC 2J13745; OCLC 46344594","Targeted at youth, but in the novel style",,,
1234,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A038","Matron of Erin, The","Mrs KELLY",1816,"Female",,"THE MATRON OF ERIN: A NATIONAL TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Published by Simpkin and Marshall, Stationer's Court; and by Richard Coyne, Parliament Street, Dublin, 1816","3 vols (I 334p; II 306p; III 359p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47463-9; ECB 373; EN2 1816: 39; NSTC 2K2013; OCLC 39792600","Mrs Kelly is to be distinguished from Mrs Isabella Kelly, afterwards Mrs Hedgeland. Collates in sixes",,,
1235,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A039","Glenarvon","Lady Caroline LAMB",1816,"Female",,"GLENARVON. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, 1816","3 vols (I 295p; II 390p; III 322p). 12&deg;","BL N.1834-36; ECB 233; EN2 1816: 40; NSTC 2L2306; OCLC 23805655",,"2nd edn 1816 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1816 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47814-6; 4th edn 1817 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1816 (NSTC); French trans., 1819","HiUGAAAAQAAJ; glenarvon01lambc glenarvon02lambc glenarvon03lambc",
1236,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A040","Abbess of Valtiera, The","Agnes LANCASTER",1816,"Female",,"THE ABBESS OF VALTIERA; OR, THE SORROWS OF A FALSEHOOD. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY AGNES LANCASTER","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","4 vols (I 265p; II 252p; III 236p; IV 238p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47897-9; EN2 1816: 41; NSTC 2L3129; OCLC 46646890",,"2nd edn 1827 (OCLC)",,
1237,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A041","Spanish Tales","Jemima LAYTON",1816,"Female",,"SPANISH TALES, TRANSLATED FROM LE SAGE, AND SELECTED FROM OTHER AUTHORS: WHEREIN ARE CONTAINED A DESCRIPTION OF MADRID, GRENADA, SARAGOZA, SEVILLE, MILAN, PARMA, PALERMO, &C. &C. BY MRS. FREDERICK LAYTON. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Hatchard, Piccadilly; Barrett, Bath; and Deighton, Cambridge, 1816","3 vols (I xiii, 248p; II 273p; III 275p). 12&deg;","BL 837.c.34; ECB 335; EN2 1816: 42; NSTC 2L7465; OCLC 11216904","Half-title to vol. 1 states: 'Published for the Benefit of Distressed Clergymen with a large Family'. Dedication to the Earl of Buchan, signed Jemima Layton. 'List of Subscribers' and 'List of Benefactors' at the beginning of vol. 1 (4 pp. unn.)",,,
1238,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A042","Strathallan","Alicia LEFANU",1816,"Female",,"STRATHALLAN. BY ALICIA LEFANU, GRAND-DAUGHTER TO THE LATE THOMAS SHERIDAN, M.A. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1816","4 vols (I iv, 536p; II 363p; III 344p; IV 305p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47978-9; ECB 336; EN2 1816: 43; NSTC 2L9899; OCLC 6876604","The first of a sequence of novels by Alicia Lefanu (c. 1795&ndash;c. 1826), grand-daughter to the novelist and dramatist Frances Sheridan, and the daughter of Elizabeth Sheridan Lefanu, the author of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1804A041""><i>The India Voyage</i></a> (EN2 1804: 39). Her aunt, Alicia Lefanu (1753&ndash;1817), was also a writer","2nd edn 1816 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1817 (NSTC); French trans., 1818",,
1239,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A043","Castlethorpe Lodge","George LIPSCOMB",1816,"Male",,"CASTLETHORPE LODGE; OR, THE CAPRICIOUS MOTHER. INCLUDING THE CURIOUS ADVENTURES OF ANDREW GLASMORE, A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""MODERN TIMES, OR ANECDOTES OF AN ENGLISH FAMILY;""&#8212;""THE GREY FRIAR, AND THE BLACK SPIRIT OF THE WYE,"" &C. SECOND EDITION","London:                     Printed and published by Allen and Co. No. 15, Paternoster-Row, 1816","3 vols (I 237p; II 216p; III 208p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47237-7; EN2 1816: 27; xNSTC; xOCLC","For attribution to Lipscomb rather than, as previously, John English (a pseudonym), see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>. Drop-head title reads: 'The Capricious Mother'. A novel titled <i>The Capricious Mother; or Accidents and Chances</i>, 3 vols, 15s, is listed in the New Publications listings of ER and QR for July 1812 and Mar 1812 respectively, and this possibly represents the 1st edn of this work, though no copy with this title has been located. Also listed in Tyrrell Catalogue as 'Capricious Mother, or Accidents and Chances': see Contemporary Libraries (click on link below)",,,
1240,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A044","Wanderings of a Goldfinch, The","Mary Anne M'MULLAN",1816,"Female",,"THE WANDERINGS OF A GOLDFINCH; OR, CHARACTERISTIC SKETCHES IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY","London:                     Printed by W. Clowes, Northumberland-Court, Strand; for Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Co.; T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall; and E. Lloyd, Harley-Street, 1816","1 vol.  (vii, xii, 355p). 8&deg;","BL 1457.h.8; EN2 1816: 44; NSTC 2M7531; OCLC 13320889","Dedication 'to her Royal Highness the Princess Mary', signed 'Mary Anne M'Mullan', London, 22 Apr 1816. Preface, pp. [v]&ndash;vii, followed by Subscription list headed 'Previous to Publication Copies of this Work were ordered by', pp. [i]&ndash;xii (new sequence)",,,
1241,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A045","Craigh-Melrose Priory","Henrietta Rouviere MOSSE",1816,"Female",,"CRAIGH-MELROSE PRIORY; OR, MEMOIRS OF THE MOUNT LINTON FAMILY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, 1816","4 vols (I vii, 347p; II 307p; III 332p; IV 311p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47347-0; EN2 1816: 45; NSTC 2C41946; OCLC 19877149","Preface states that this represents a first appearance before the world, and indicates female authorship. The writer adds that 'it was written towards the close of the last year, when she was only three and twenty &ndash; and not originally intended for publication' (p. vi). This makes the attribution to Mosse, found in Block and Summers, seem doubtful. It is also noticeable that, unlike Mosse's other titles, this work does not bear the author's name on the t.p. and is not published by the Minerva Press","French trans., 1817",,
1242,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A046","Eglantine","Charlotte NOOTH",1816,"Female",,"EGLANTINE; OR, THE FAMILY OF FORTESCUE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY CHARLOTTE NOOTH","London:                     Printed by A. J. Valpy, Tooke's Court, Chancery-Lane. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row; and all other Booksellers, 1816","2 vols (I xi, 300p; II 321p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48233-X; EN2 1816: 46; NSTC 2N9605; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Lady Shepherd', dated Kew, 20 July 1816. Adv. for 'Original Poems', 'lately published, by the same Author', on separate page between the Dedication and the Preface",,,
1243,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A047","Valentine's Eve","Amelia Alderson OPIE",1816,"Female",,"VALENTINE'S EVE. BY MRS. OPIE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1816","3 vols (I 348p; II 388p; III 240p). 12&deg;","BL N.1675-77; ECB 423; EN2 1816: 47; NSTC 2O4405; OCLC 2341877",,"2nd edn 1816 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48309-3; Boston 1816 (OCLC); French trans., 1816 [as <i>Catherine Shirley, ou la Veille de Saint-Valentin</i> (OCLC)]",,
1244,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A048","Self-Deception","Emma PARKER",1816,"Female",,"SELF-DECEPTION. IN A SERIES OF LETTERS. BY EMMA PARKER, AUTHOR OF ""THE GUERRILLA CHIEF,"" ""ARETAS,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall, 1816","2 vols (I iv, 326p; II 324p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48387-5; ECB 433; EN2 1816: 48; NSTC 2P3702; xOCLC",,,,
1245,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A049","Headlong Hall","Thomas Love PEACOCK",1816,"Male",,"HEADLONG HALL","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, jun. and Co. Old Bond Street, 1816","1 vol.  (216p). 12&deg;","BL N.1687; ECB 260; EN2 1816: 49; NSTC 2P8172; OCLC 18891180",,"2nd edn 1816 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1822 (NSTC); 1837 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1816 (NSTC)","pg12803 cu31924013534114 cBAGAAAAQAAJ ao81AAAAMAAJ","cu31924013534114 is Cornell/Internet Archive edition from 1891; another scan with three of his novels is headlonghallnigh00peacuoft"
1246,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A050","Love, Rashness, and Revenge","Rippin PORTER",1816,"Male",,"LOVE, RASHNESS, AND REVENGE; OR, TALES OF THREE PASSIONS. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY RIPPIN PORTER, ESQ","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers' Court, Paternoster Row. By J. Noble, Market-Place, Boston, 1816","2 vols (I xi, 264p; II 318p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48363-8; ECB 464; EN2 1816: 50; NSTC 2P22528; xOCLC","The tales are: 'Rashness; or Maurice and Charlotte. An English Tale'; 'Benallen and Kaphira; or, Constancy Rewarded. An Othman Tale'; 'Revenge; or, Feudal Strife. A Spanish Tale'. The last two of these tales have separate t.ps",,,
1247,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A051","Hermione","Caroline SCOTT",1816,"Female",,"HERMIONE; OR, THE DEFAULTER. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY CAROLINE SCOTT","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","2 vols (I 231p; II 223p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48537-1; ECB 520; EN2 1816: 51; NSTC 2S8312; xOCLC",,"1843 (OCLC 49429999)",,
1248,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A052","Antiquary, The","Sir Walter SCOTT",1816,"Male",,"THE ANTIQUARY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY"" AND ""GUY MANNERING."" IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1816","3 vols (I viii, 336p; II 348p; III 372p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48541-X; ECB 21; EN2 1816: 52; NSTC 2S9452; OCLC 2514237","Novel proper ends vol. 3, p. 355 followed by 'Glossary', pp. [357]&ndash;372","2nd edn 1816 (NSTC); 5th edn 1818 (NSTC); 6th edn 1821 (NSTC); New York 1816 (NSTC, OCLC); French trans., 1817; German trans., 1821. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1249,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A053","Tales of my Landlord","Sir Walter SCOTT",1816,"Male",,"TALES OF MY LANDLORD, COLLECTED AND ARRANGED BY JEDEDIAH CLEISHBOTHAM, SCHOOLMASTER AND PARISH-CLERK OF GANDERCLEUGH. IN FOUR VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for William Blackwood, Prince's Street: and John Murray, Albemarle Street, London, 1816","4 vols (I 363p; II 340p; III 349p; IV 347p). 12&deg;","BL 1152.h.2; ECB 575; EN2 1816: 53; NSTC 2S10281; OCLC 2461097","Vol. 1 contains 'The Black Dwarf', vols 2&ndash;4 contain 'Old Mortality'","2nd edn 1817 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1817 (Corvey, NSTC); 4th edn 1817/1818 (NSTC, OCLC); 5th edn 1819 (NSTC);  Philadelphia 1817 (OCLC); French trans., 1817 [as <i>Les Puritains d'Ecosse, et le nain mystérieux, contes de mon hôte</i> (NSTC)]; German trans., of 'The Black Dwarf' 1819 and 'Old Mortality' 1824. Numerous reprintings of the constituent tales in collected edns",,
1250,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A054","Owen Castle","Mary Ann SULLIVAN",1816,"Female",,"OWEN CASTLE, OR, WHICH IS THE HEROINE? A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LADY COMBERMERE, BY MARY ANN SULLIVAN, LATE OF THE THEATRES ROYAL, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, NEWCASTLE, BIRMINGHAM, AND NORWICH","London:                     Printed for Simpkin and Marshall, Stationer's Court, Ludgate Hill, 1816","4 vols (I iv, 292p; II 264p; III 244p; IV 227p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48729-3; ECB 568; EN2 1816: 54; NSTC 2S46208; xOCLC","Dedication to Lady Combermere","2nd edn 1823 (NUC)","owencastleorwhic01sull owencastleorwhic02sull owencastleorwhic03sull owencastleorwhic04sull",
1251,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A055","Fortitude","B. TAYLOR",1816,"Male",,"FORTITUDE; OR, EUPHEMIA: A NOVEL, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY B. TAYLOR, ESQ","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers' Court, Ludgate Street, 1816","2 vols (I 270p; II 260p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48942-3; ECB 578; EN2 1816: 55; NSTC 2T3044; xOCLC",,,,
1252,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A056","Memoirs of Myself","Edmond TEMPLE",1816,"Male",,"MEMOIRS OF MYSELF. BY PILL GARLICK","London:                     Sold by John Miller, 34, Bow-Street, Covent-Garden; and N. Mahon, and M. Keen, Dublin, 1816","1 vol.  (xv, 275p). 12&deg;","BL N.2068; EN2 1816: 56; NSTC 2P17090/1; OCLC 11632421","N.B.' at end of Introduction states: 'This book is in fact the Second Volume of the one alluded to above; the Author has only changed the title from ""Life Of Pill Garlick,"" to ""Memoirs of Myself""' (p. iv). See <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1813A060""><i>The Life of Pill Garlick</i></a> (EN2 1813: 59)",,,
1253,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A057","Purity of Heart","Elizabeth THOMAS",1816,"Female",,"PURITY OF HEART, OR THE ANCIENT COSTUME, A TALE, IN ONE VOLUME, ADDRESSED TO THE AUTHOR OF GLENARVON. BY AN OLD WIFE OF TWENTY YEARS","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers'-Court, Ludgate-Street, 1816","1 vol.  (viii, 273p). 12&deg;","BL N.1945; ECB 475; EN2 1816: 57; NSTC 2T8193; OCLC 13354448",,"2nd edn 1817 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48420-0; 3rd edn 1823 (OCLC); New York 1818 (OCLC)",,
1254,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A058","Early Feuds","Henry WHITFIELD",1816,"Male",,"EARLY FEUDS; OR FORTUNE'S FROLICS. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF GERALDWOOD, BUT WHICH? VILLEROY, SIGISMAR, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","3 vols (I 226p; II 274p; III 260p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47507-4; ECB 176; EN2 1816: 58; NSTC 2F5051; xOCLC","Spine labels are provided at end of vol. 1: these state price as 15s",,,
1255,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1816A059","Orphan of Tintern Abbey, The","Sophia F. ZIEGENHIRT",1816,"Female",,"THE ORPHAN OF TINTERN ABBEY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY SOPHIA F. ZIEGENHIRT, AUTHOR OF SEABROOK VILLAGE, AND SEVERAL HISTORICAL ABRIDGEMENTS","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1816","3 vols (I 220p; II 253p; III 258p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-49000-6; ECB 655; EN2 1816: 59; NSTC 2Z321; xOCLC",,,,
1256,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A001","Pavilion, The","John AGG",1817,"Male",,"THE PAVILION; OR, A MONTH IN BRIGHTON. A SATIRICAL NOVEL. BY HUMPHREY HEDGEHOG, ESQ. AUTHOR OF ""A MONTH IN TOWN,"" ""GENERAL POST BAG,"" ""REJECTED ODES,"" &C","London:                     Printed for J. Johnston, 98, Cheapside, and 335, Oxford Street, and sold by all Booksellers, 1817","3 vols (I 239p; II 244p; III 224p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.bb.14; ECB 437; EN2 1817: 10; NSTC 2A5134; xOCLC","Last four pages of vol. 2 are mistakenly numbered 155&ndash;58",,,
1257,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A002","Actress of the Present Day, The","ANON",1817,"Unknown",,"THE ACTRESS OF THE PRESENT DAY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for James Harper, 46, Fleet-Street, 1817","3 vols (I 295p; II 293p; III 318p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47009-9; ECB 4; EN2 1817: 1; NSTC 2A2305; OCLC 42345971","ECB lists Milliken (Dublin), Harper edn, Jan 1818; but not discovered in this form",,,
1258,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A003","Conirdan","ANON",1817,"Unknown",,"CONIRDAN; OR, THE ST. KILDIANS. A MORAL TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF HARDENBRASS AND HAVERILL","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row, 1817","1 vol.  (xi, 319p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47317-9; EN2 1817: 2; NSTC 2C34015; OCLC 36145257","For the issue of authorship, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A004""><i>Hardenbrass and Haverill</i></a> (EN2 1817: 3)",,,
1259,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A004","Hardenbrass and Haverill","ANON",1817,"Unknown",,"HARDENBRASS AND HAVERILL; OR, THE SECRET OF THE CASTLE, A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. CONTAINING A MADMAN AND NO MADMAN&#8212;WHO WALKS&#8212;DEEDS OF DARKNESS, &C.&#8212;REMARKABLE CHARACTERS, INCIDENTS, ADVENTURES, &C. &C. INSTRUCTIVE AND ENTERTAINING","London:                     Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1817","4 vols (I xi, 422p; II 606p; III 382p; IV 420p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47626-7; ECB 254; EN2 1817: 3; NSTC 2J10655; OCLC 6730418","Attributed in some catalogues to James Athearn Jones, but perhaps as a mistake arising from his authorship of <i>Haverhill; or, Memoirs of an Officer in the Army of Wolfe</i> (New York, 1831) This sequence of novels, and especially <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A008""><i>Reft Rob</i></a> (EN2 1817: 7), has also been incorrectly associated with David Carey",,,
1260,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A005","Howard Castle","ANON",1817,"Unknown",,"HOWARD CASTLE; OR A ROMANCE FROM THE MOUNTAINS. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY A NORTH BRITON","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","5 vols (I vii, 295p; II 292p; III 304p; IV 288p; V 302p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47745-X; ECB 285; EN2 1817: 4; NSTC 2N10031; xOCLC","Preface 'to the Public'",,,
1261,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A006","Modern Manners","ANON",1817,"Unknown",,"MODERN MANNERS; OR, A SEASON AT HARROWGATE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1817","2 vols (I 269p; II 352p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48217-8; ECB 390; EN2 1817: 5; NSTC 2H10124; xOCLC",,,,
1262,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A007","Ponsonby","ANON",1817,"Unknown",,"PONSONBY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for John Richardson, Royal Exchange, 1817","2 vols (I 211p; II 208p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48483-9; EN2 1817: 6; NSTC 2P21097; OCLC 13272929",,,,
1263,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A008","Reft Rob","ANON",1817,"Unknown",,"REFT ROB; OR, THE WITCH OF SCOT-MUIR, COMMONLY CALLED MADGE THE SNOOVER. A SCOTTISH  TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF HARDENBRASS AND HAVERILL","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row, 1817","1 vol.  (iv, 192p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48525-8; ECB 484; EN2 1817: 7; NSTC 2J10658; OCLC 14629871","For the issue of author attribution, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A004""><i>Hardenbrass and Haverill</i></a> (EN2 1817: 3)","1825 (NSTC); 1834 as <i>The Nuptial Doom, or the Witch of Scots-muir</i> (NSTC)",,
1264,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A009","Revealer of Secrets, The","ANON",1817,"Unknown",,"THE REVEALER OF SECRETS; OR THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, A NEW STORY UPON AN OLD FOUNDATION. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF EVERSFIELD ABBEY, BANKS OF THE WYE, AUNT AND NIECE, SUBSTANCE AND SHADOW, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","3 vols (I 231p; II 219p; III 218p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48539-8; ECB 489; EN2 1817: 8; NSTC 2R7623; OCLC 35162884","The last in a chain of novels linked variously by title attributions to Mrs E. G. Bayfield, Mrs E. M. Foster, and J. H. James",,,
1265,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A010","Three Weeks at Fladong's","ANON",1817,"Unknown",,"THREE WEEKS AT FLADONG'S. A NOVEL. BY A LATE VISITANT. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by all Booksellers in Town and Country, 1817","3 vols (I iii, 220p; II 227p; III 245p). 12&deg;","BL 1153.g.22; ECB 590; EN2 1817: 9; NSTC 2F7765; OCLC 36749601","ECB lists Iley as publisher, but not discovered in this form",,,
1266,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A011","Six Weeks at Long's","Eaton Stannard BARRETT",1817,"Male",,"SIX WEEKS AT LONG'S. BY A LATE RESIDENT. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author; and sold by all Booksellers, 1817","3 vols (I xii, 235p; II 230p; III 226p). 12&deg;","O 12.Õ.1841-1843; ECB 540; EN2 1817: 11; NSTC 2B9426; OCLC 6651634","Contains portraits of contemporary literary figures: Lord Leander (Byron) is first encountered reading Scott. ECB lists as 'Six weeks at Long's Hotel', and gives Colburn as publisher; but not discovered in either form","2nd edn 1817 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48750-1; 3rd edn 1817 (NSTC)",,
1267,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A012","Deserter, The","Amelia BEAUCLERC",1817,"Female",,"THE DESERTER. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY AMELIA BEAUCLERC, AUTHOR OF MONTREITHE, OR THE PEER OF SCOTLAND; HUSBAND HUNTERS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","4 vols (I 263p; II 245p; III 217p; IV 245p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47131-1; ECB 45; EN2 1817: 12; NSTC 2B13633; OCLC 15680427",,,,
1268,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A013","Alexena","Nugent BELL",1817,"Male",,"ALEXENA; OR, THE CASTLE OF SANTA MARCO, A ROMANCE, IN THREE VOLUMES. EMBELLISHED WITH ENGRAVINGS","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-St., 1817","3 vols (I 287p, ill.; II 300p, ill.; III 219p, ill.). 12&deg;","ViU PZ2.A445.1817; EN2 1817: 13; xNSTC; OCLC 6617541","Frontispiece, depicting different scenes in Gothic mode from the novel, at the beginning of each vol. Imprint on t.p. of vols 2 and 3, instead of that of the Minerva Press, reads: 'Dublin: Printed by Brett Smith, Mary-Street, 1817'. Another copy (IU 823.A1272) has all 3 t.ps. as vol. 1 in this copy (i.e. A. K. Newman). Copy at National Library of Ireland (J823), again with Newman imprint in all vols, has 'By Nugent Bell, Esq.' in vol. 2 only, immediately after the title (for further commentary, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>)",,,
1269,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A014","Hero, The","Louis Fran&#231;ois Marie BELLIN DE LA LIBORLI&#200;RE",1817,"Male","Sophia Elizabeth SHEDDEN","THE HERO; OR, THE ADVENTURES OF THE NIGHT: A ROMANCE. TRANSLATED FROM THE ARABIC INTO IROQUESE; FROM THE IROQUESE INTO HOTTENTOT; FROM THE HOTTENTOT INTO FRENCH; AND FROM THE FRENCH INTO ENGLISH. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. and J. Allman, Princes Street, Hanover Square; C. Rice, Berkley Square; and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster Row, 1817","2 vols (I 171p; II 162p). 12&deg;","Regenstein Library, University of Chicago PR.3391.H5.1817; EN2 1817: 14; NSTC 2B16703; OCLC 49467085","Trans. of <i>La Nuit anglaise</i> (Paris, 1799). 'Dedicated with all due Humility to the Authors of The Mysteries of Udolpho; The Tomb; Grasville Abbey; The Monk; Hubert de Sevrac; Celestina; and the Heroine'. Summers (p. 353) lists Colburn edn, 3 vols, 1815, but not discovered in this form","Philadelphia 1817 (NSTC)",,
1270,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A015","Royal Brides, The","Robert BRAMBLE",1817,"Male",,"THE ROYAL BRIDES; OR, SKETCHES OF EXALTED CHARACTERS. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ROBERT BRAMBLE, ESQ","London:                     Printed for M. Iley, Somerset Street, Portman Square; sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row; and may be had of all other Booksellers, 1817","3 vols (I 278p; II 300p; III 262p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.d.15; EN2 1817: 15; NSTC 2B46008; OCLC 22688125",,,,
1271,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A016","Wife of Fitzalice, The","Marianne BRETON",1817,"Female",,"THE WIFE OF FITZALICE, AND THE CALEDONIAN SIREN. A ROMANCE, WITH HISTORICAL NOTES. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY MARIANNE BRETON","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","5 vols (I xii, 268p; II 308p; III 282p; IV 260p; V 290p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47195-8; ECB 73; EN2 1817: 16; NSTC 2B47097; xOCLC","In all vols 'Historical Notes' follow text: vol. 1, pp. [264]&ndash;8; vol. 2, pp. [306]&ndash;8; vol. 3, p. [283]; vol. 4, pp. [259]&ndash;60; vol. 5, p. [291]",,,
1272,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A017","Prize in the Lottery, The","Pietro CHIARI",1817,"Male","Thomas Evanson WHITE","THE PRIZE IN THE LOTTERY; OR, THE ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG LADY, WRITTEN BY HERSELF. FROM THE ITALIAN OF L'ABBATE CHIARI. TRANSLATED BY THOMAS EVANSON WHITE, WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES","London:                     Printed by B. M'Millan, Bow-Street, Covent-Garden; sold by Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster-Row; and Wilson, Royal Exchange, 1817","2 vols (I x, 182p; II vi, 196p). 12&deg;","BL 1153.e.23; ECB 471; EN2 1817: 17; NSTC 2C18340; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>La giocatrice di lotto</i> (Parma, 1757)",,,
1273,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A018","Tales at the Fire Side","Emily CLARK",1817,"Female",,"TALES AT THE FIRE SIDE; OR, A FATHER AND MOTHER'S STORIES. IN THREE VOLUMES. DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO COLONEL M'MAHON. BY MISS EMILY CLARK, GRAND-DAUGHTER OF THE UNFORTUNATE COLONEL FREDERICK, AND AUTHOR OF THE BANKS OF THE DOURO, POEMS, &C. &C","Brentford:                     Printed by and for P. Norbury; and sold by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster Row; and all Booksellers in Town and Country, 1817","3 vols (I 223p; II 216p; III 204p). 12&deg;","BL N.1711; ECB 118; EN2 1817: 18; NSTC 2C23241; xOCLC","Dedicatory verses (1 p. unn.). 7 stories, evidently directed towards younger readers, but in the style and form of conventional fiction",,,
1274,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A019","Coelebs Deceived","Harriet CORP",1817,"Female",,"COELEBS DECEIVED. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""AN ANTIDOTE TO THE MISERIES OF HUMAN LIFE,"" ""COTTAGE SKETCHES,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for the Author: and sold by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 47, Paternoster-Row; Nisbet, 15, Castle-Street, Oxford-Street; T. Inkersley, Bradford; Robinson & Co. Leeds; and by all other Booksellers, 1817","2 vols (I xi, 189p; II 185p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47301-2; ECB 123; EN2 1817: 19; NSTC 2C38495; xOCLC","Collates in sixes","New York 1817 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1817 (OCLC)]",,
1275,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A020","Rosabella","Catherine CUTHBERTSON",1817,"Female",,"ROSABELLA: OR, A MOTHER'S MARRIAGE. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE ROMANCE OF THE PYRENEES; SANTO SEBASTIANO, OR, THE YOUNG PROTECTOR; THE FOREST OF MONTALBANO; AND ADELAIDE, OR, THE COUNTERCHARM","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1817","5 vols (I 352p; II 348p; III 346p; IV 335p; V 396p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48512-6; ECB 502; EN2 1817: 20; NSTC 2C48146; OCLC 6715975","Text proper in vol. 1 ends on p. 349, followed by advs pp. 350&ndash;52; in vol. 5 'Errata' fill pp. 395&ndash;96","New York 1818 (OCLC)",,
1276,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A021","Prejudice","Azil&#233; D'ARCY",1817,"Female",,"PREJUDICE; OR PHYSIOGNOMY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY AZIL&#201; D'ARCY","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","3 vols (I 221p; II 233p; III 223p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47419-1; ECB 152; EN2 1817: 21; NSTC 2D2851; xOCLC",,,,
1277,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A022","Leap Year","Selina DAVENPORT",1817,"Female",,"LEAP YEAR; OR WOMAN'S PRIVILEGE. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY SELINA DAVENPORT, AUTHOR OF THE HYPOCRITE, OR MODERN JANUS; DONALD MONTEITH; ORIGINAL OF THE MINIATURE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","5 vols (I 209p; II 214p; III 211p; IV 235p; V 185p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47372-1; ECB 153; EN2 1817: 22; NSTC 2D3611; xOCLC",,"OCLC 10369335 describes a 2nd edn, with imprint of A. K. Newman & Co, 1883, a date which is almost certainly incorrect",,
1278,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A023","Blind Beggar, The","Fran&#231;ois Guillaume DUCRAY-DUMINIL",1817,"Male","Rosalia ST CLAIR","THE BLIND BEGGAR; OR THE FOUNTAIN OF ST. CATHERINE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY DUCRAY DUMENIL, AUTHOR OF JULIEN, OR MY FATHER'S HOUSE; LITTLE CHIMER; TALE OF MYSTERY; VICTOR, OR CHILD OF THE FOREST, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","4 vols (I 263p; II 240p; III 291p; IV 280p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47492-2; ECB 61; EN2 1817: 23; NSTC 2D21007; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>La fontaine Sainte-Catherine</i> (Paris, 1813). For St Clair as translator, see attribution in title of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1819A064""><i>The Son of O'Donnel</i></a> (EN2 1819: 59)",,,
1279,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A024","Harrington; and Ormond","Maria EDGEWORTH",1817,"Female",,"HARRINGTON, A TALE; AND ORMOND, A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MARIA EDGEWORTH, AUTHOR OF COMIC DRAMAS, TALES OF FASHIONABLE LIFE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for R. Hunter, Successor to Mr. Johnson, 72, St. Paul's Church-Yard, and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1817","3 vols (I iv, 521p; II 422p; III 352p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 178; EN2 1817: 24; NSTC 2E2217; OCLC 621791","To the Reader' signed Richard Lovell Edgeworth, Edgeworth's Town, 31 May 1817, followed by 'Note.&mdash;He died a few days after he wrote this Preface&mdash;the 13th June, 1817'. 'Harrington' fills vol. 1, 'Ormond' vols 2 and 3","2nd edn 1817 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47570-8; New York 1817 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1817 (OCLC)]; French trans.,  of 'Harrington' and of 'Ormond' 1817","pg9107","pg9107 is just Ormond"
1280,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A025","Memoirs of the Montague Family","Alicia Margaret ENNIS",1817,"Female",,"MEMOIRS OF THE MONTAGUE FAMILY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Edmund Lloyd, Harley-Street, by W. Clowes, Northumberland-Court, Strand, 1817","3 vols (I vii, 506p; II 509p; III 499p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48065-5; EN2 1817: 25; NSTC 2M33576; OCLC 7819094","For chain leading to author attribution, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1820A022""><i>The Contested Election</i></a> (EN2 1820: 22)","1820 as <i>Ireland; or, Memoirs of the Montague Family</i> (Corvey), CME 3-628-47947-9. This is a reissue with imprint: 'Printed for E. Lloyd, Harley-Street; and sold by A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall-Street'. Apart from different t.ps. the texts are identical",,
1281,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A026","Beauchamp","James Holroyd FIELDING",1817,"Male",,"BEAUCHAMP; OR, THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY JAMES HOLROYD FIELDING, EDITOR OF ""SOME ACCOUNT OF MYSELF, BY CHARLES EARL OF ERPINGHAM,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","4 vols (I 237p; II 240p; III 244p; IV 238p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47550-3; ECB 45; EN2 1817: 26; NSTC 2F5591; xOCLC","Chapter 1, p. 3 states: 'We are a single individual, as the reader may perceive, by simply looking to the titlepage of our book, whose innate diffidence would have led us to remain in obscurity, had not our bookseller urged, that a thing without a name was little better than no thing at all'. Vol. 1, p. 7 reads: '[&hellip;] we have commenced the writing of this our book, on the seventh day of November, in the year 1816'","French trans., 1819",,
1282,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A027","Some Account of Myself","James Holroyd FIELDING",1817,"Male",,"SOME ACCOUNT OF MYSELF. BY CHARLES EARL OF ERPINGHAM, &C. &C. &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin & R. Marshall, Stationers' Court, Ludgate Street, 1817","4 vols (I iv, 263p; II 252p; III 254p; IV 263p). 12&deg;","BL N.2039; ECB 549; EN2 1817: 27; NSTC 2M33124; OCLC 13346529","Authorship attributed on basis of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A026""><i>Beauchamp</i></a> (EN2 1817: 26), which describes the present work as edited by Fielding on its title-page. NSTC, OCLC, and BLPC all treat Charles Monkton, Earl of Erpingham as a pseudonym, but without identifying authorship",,,
1283,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A028","Placide","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1817,"Female","Alexander JAMIESON","PLACIDE, A SPANISH TALE. IN TWO VOLS. TRANSLATED FROM LES BATTU&#201;CAS, OF MADAME DE GENLIS. BY ALEXANDER JAMIESON","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin & R. Marshall, Stationers' Court, Ludgate Street, 1817","2 vols (I vi, 204p; II 206p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47804-9; ECB 225; EN2 1817: 28; NSTC 2G4572; OCLC 3572983","Trans. of <i>Les Batuécas</i> (Paris, 1816)","2nd edn 1844 (OCLC); New York 1817 (NSTC)",,
1284,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A029","Mandeville. A Tale of the Seventeenth Century in England","William GODWIN",1817,"Male",,"MANDEVILLE. A TALE OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY IN ENGLAND. BY WILLIAM GODWIN. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1817","3 vols (I xii, 306p; II 316p; III 367p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47849-9; ECB 234; EN2 1817: 29; NSTC 2G11519; OCLC 1414083","Dedication 'to the late John Philip Curran', dated 25 Oct 1817","1818 (NSTC); New York 1818 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1818 (NSTC)]; French trans., 1818",,
1285,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A030","Gonzalo de Baldivia","Anne Julia Kemble HATTON",1817,"Female",,"GONZALO DE BALDIVIA; OR, A WIDOW'S VOW. A ROMANTIC LEGEND. IN FOUR VOLUMES. INSCRIBED, BY PERMISSION, TO WILLIAM WILBERFORCE, ESQ. BY THE AUTHOR OF CAMBRIAN PICTURES, SICILIAN MYSTERIES, CONVICTION, SECRET AVENGERS, CHRONICLES OF AN ILLUSTRIOUS HOUSE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","4 vols (I 299p; II 292p; III 300p; IV 292p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48802-8; ECB 20; EN2 1817: 30; NSTC 2A13192; OCLC 6779218","Dedication 'to W. Wilberforce, Esq.', signed 'Ann of Swansea. Swansea, July 13, 1816, Carr Street'",,"gb4BAAAAQAAJ n74BAAAAQAAJ","gb4BAAAAQAAJ vol1of4, n74BAAAAQAAJ vol 3of4; CME edition exists"
1286,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A031","Human Life","Caroline HERBERT",1817,"Female",,"HUMAN LIFE, WITH VARIATIONS; OR THE CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS. BY CAROLINE HERBERT","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster Row; and Lake, Uxbridge, 1817","1 vol.  (188p). 12&deg;","ABu SB.82379.Her; EN2 1817: 31; NSTC 2H18098; xOCLC","Advertisement' states of the author 'she is an orphan, only eighteen, and this is the first production she has ever submitted to the clemency of the public'",,,
1287,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A032","Good Grandmother, and her Offspring, The","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1817,"Female",,"THE GOOD GRANDMOTHER, AND HER OFFSPRING; A TALE. BY MRS. HOFLAND, AUTHOR OF ""THE SON OF A GENIUS,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for R. Hunter, (Successor to Mr. Johnson) St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1817","1 vol.  (iv, 164p). 12&deg;","ABu SB.82379.Hof.g; ECB 275; EN2 1817: 32; NSTC 2H29392; OCLC 11076259","Dedication 'to Mrs. Haugh of Doncaster' ECB 275 also lists Newman edn, 1830; but not discovered in this form","2nd edn 1828 (NSTC); new edn 1850 (OCLC); New York 1817 (OCLC); French trans., 1821 [as <i>La Famille de Guillaume Harris, au, la bonne Grand-m&egrave;re</i> (OCLC)]",,
1288,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A033","Fortitude and Frailty","Frances HOLCROFT",1817,"Female",,"FORTITUDE AND FRAILTY; A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. INSCRIBED TO THE REVERED MEMORY OF HER LAMENTED FATHER, BY FANNY HOLCROFT","London:                     Printed by W. Clowes, Northumberland-Court, Strand, for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers'-Court, Ludgate-Street, 1817","4 vols (I 230p; II 294p; III 271p; IV 230p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47730-1; ECB 276; EN2 1817: 33; NSTC 2H26025; OCLC 6818720","Lines to the Memory of the late Thomas Holcroft', recto page following t.p",,,
1289,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A034","Welsh Mountaineer, The","Catherine HUTTON [also Catharine]",1817,"Female",,"THE WELSH MOUNTAINEER: A NOVEL. BY CATHARINE HUTTON, AUTHOR OF THE MISER MARRIED. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1817","3 vols (I 264p; II 258p; III 294p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47866-9; ECB 291; EN2 1817: 34; NSTC 2H39194; OCLC 21365268",,"Philadelphia 1817 (OCLC)",,
1290,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A035","Six Weeks in Paris","William JERDAN",1817,"Male",,"SIX WEEKS IN PARIS; OR, A CURE FOR THE GALLOMANIA. BY A LATE VISITANT. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Johnston, 98, Cheapside; Macredie and Co. Edinburgh; and sold by all Booksellers, 1817","3 vols (I vii, 256p; II 240p; III 241p). 12&deg;","BL 1152.g.3; ECB 540; EN2 1817: 35; NSTC 2J4968; OCLC 39559608",,"2nd edn 1818 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48751-X",,
1291,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A036","Edric, the Forester","Anne KER",1817,"Female",,"EDRIC, THE FORESTER: OR, THE MYSTERIES OF THE HAUNTED CHAMBER. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. ANNE KER, OF HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF ROXBURGH'S FAMILY, AUTHOR OF THE HEIRESS DI MONTALDE&#8212;ADELINE ST. JULIAN&#8212;EMMELINE, OR THE HAPPY DISCOVERY&#8212;MYSTERIOUS COUNT&#8212;AND MODERN FAULTS","London:                     Printed for the Author, by D. N. Shury, Berwick Street, Soho; and sold by T. Hughes, Ludgate Street, 1817","3 vols (I 214p; II 216p; III 216p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47995-9; EN2 1817: 36; xNSTC; xOCLC","An adv. for this title in 3 vols, as forthcoming, is to be found below text in vol. 2, p. 234, of the same author's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1804A031""><i>Modern Faults</i></a> (EN2 1804: 30); but no edn with this date has been discovered","1841, 64 pp in <i>The Romanticist and Novelist's Library</i> (NSTC 2K4083, OCLC 13320499)",,
1292,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A037","Bachelor and the Married Man, The","Elizabeth B. LESTER",1817,"Female",,"THE BACHELOR AND THE MARRIED MAN, OR THE EQUILIBRIUM OF THE ""BALANCE OF COMFORT."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1817","3 vols (I 254p; II 207p; III 216p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47089-7; ECB 34; EN2 1817: 37; NSTC 2B1385; OCLC 1342756","Block, NSTC, and OCLC attribute this novel to Mrs Ross, though no author is given in ECB and Summers. The present attribution is based on fresh evidence discovered in the Longman Letter Books at the University of Reading. For further details, see Notes to EN2 1817: 37 and Publishing Papers (click on link below), both in relation to this and succeeding novels now attributable to Lester","New York 1818 (NSTC); German trans., 1818 [as <i>Der Ehemann und der Hagestolz</i> (RS)]. For evidence of a 2nd edn, see Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,
1293,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A038","Quakers, The","Elizabeth B. LESTER",1817,"Female",,"THE QUAKERS; A TALE. BY ELIZABETH B. LESTER","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1817","1 vol.  (269p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48038-8; ECB 339; EN2 1817: 38; NSTC 2L12419; OCLC 13226312",,"New York 1818 (NSTC)",,
1294,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A039","Montague Newburgh","Alicia Catherine MANT",1817,"Female",,"MONTAGUE NEWBURGH; OR, THE MOTHER AND SON. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY ALICIA CATHERINE MANT, AUTHOR OF ELLEN; OR THE YOUNG GODMOTHER, AND CAROLINE LISMORE; OR THE ERRORS OF FASHION","London:                     Printed for Law and Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1817","2 vols (I vi, 347p; II 250p). 12&deg;","BL N.1794; ECB 366; EN2 1817: 40; NSTC 2M13263; OCLC 13323376","Dedication 'to My Mother'. Collates in sixes","3rd edn 1826 (NSTC)",,
1295,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A040","History of Elsmere and Rosa, The","John MATHERS",1817,"Male",,"THE HISTORY OF ELSMERE AND ROSA: AN EPISODE. IN TWO VOLUMES. THE MERRY MATTER WRITTEN BY JOHN MATHERS; THE GRAVE, BY A SOLID GENTLEMAN","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1817","2 vols (I xx, 306p; II v, 332p). 12&deg;","BL N.1742; ECB 272; EN2 1817: 41; NSTC 2M19792; OCLC 13380334","The 'Advertisement' cites a favourable review of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1815A033""><i>The History of Mr John Decastro and his Brother Bat</i></a> (EN2 1815: 35), itself also written under this pseudonym, as a strong inducement for the undertaking of the present work. Block and Summers attribute both works to George Colman, the Younger",,,
1296,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A041","Strathbogie","Alicia M'GENNIS",1817,"Female",,"STRATHBOGIE; OR THE RECLUSE OF GLENMORRIS. A ROMANCE. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY ALICIA M'GENNIS","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","5 vols (I 244p; II 277p; III 270p; IV 237p; V 231p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48093-0; ECB 359; EN2 1817: 39; NSTC 2M4103; xOCLC",,,,
1297,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A042","Mysteries of Hungary, The","Edward MOORE",1817,"Male",,"THE MYSTERIES OF HUNGARY. A ROMANTIC HISTORY, OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY EDWARD MOORE, ESQ. AUTHOR OF SIR RALPH DE BIGOD, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","3 vols (I 266p; II 288p; III 316p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48277-1; EN2 1817: 42; NSTC 2M34655; OCLC 6954893",,"French trans., 1817",,
1298,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A043","Manners","Frances MOORE",1817,"Female",,"MANNERS: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster Row, 1817","3 vols (I 308p; II 336p; III 364p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48081-7; ECB 366; EN2 1817: 43; NSTC 2M34693; OCLC 13288475","Text proper in vol. 1 ends on p. 305, followed by advs pp. 306&ndash;08. Block and others erroneously attribute to Frances Brooke [née Moore] (1724&ndash;89), rather than to Frances Moore (c. 1789&ndash;1881), the true author","New York 1818 (NSTC)",,
1299,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A044","Bride and No Wife, A","Henrietta Rouviere MOSSE",1817,"Female",,"A BRIDE AND NO WIFE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. MOSSE, (LATE HENRIETTA ROUVIERE,) AUTHOR OF LUSSINGTON ABBEY, HEIRS OF VILLEROY, PEEP AT OUR ANCESTORS, OLD IRISH BARONET, ARRIVALS FROM INDIA, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","4 vols (I 307p; II 305p; III 302p; IV 246p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48340-9; ECB 399; EN2 1817: 44; NSTC 2R19127; xOCLC",,,,
1300,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A045","White Cottage, The","Arthur MOWER",1817,"Male",,"THE WHITE COTTAGE, A TALE","Edinburgh:                     Printed for William Blackwood, Prince's Street: and T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London, 1817","1 vol.  (344p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48902-4; ECB 634; EN2 1817: 45; NSTC 2M39573; OCLC 9276155",,"Philadelphia 1817 (OCLC)",,
1301,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A046","Melincourt","Thomas Love PEACOCK",1817,"Male",,"MELINCOURT. BY THE AUTHOR OF HEADLONG HALL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, jun. and Co. Old Bond Street; and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster Row, 1817","3 vols (I 224p; II 216p; III 208p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48053-1; ECB 378; EN2 1817: 46; NSTC 2P8178; OCLC 4300826",,"Philadelphia 1817 (NSTC); French trans., 1818 [as <i>Anthélia Mélincourt, ou les Enthousiastes</i> (NSTC)]","sncRAAAAYAAJ; melincourt01peac melincourt02peac",
1302,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A047","Absent Man, The","Sir Peter PLASTIC",1817,"Male",,"THE ABSENT MAN, A NARRATIVE. EDITED BY SIR PETER PLASTIC, KNIGHT OF THE ORDER OF THE TOWER AND SWORD","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster Row, 1817","1 vol.  (vii, 232p). 12&deg;","BL N.1989; ECB 2; EN2 1817: 47; NSTC 2P18767; OCLC 22879786","Prefatory Dedication', pp. [iii]&ndash;iv, dated 'Tower of London, Jan. 1817'",,,
1303,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A048","Knight of St John, The","Anna Maria PORTER",1817,"Female",,"THE KNIGHT OF ST. JOHN, A ROMANCE, BY MISS ANNA MARIA PORTER, AUTHOR OF ""THE RECLUSE OF NORWAY,"" &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1817","3 vols (I 333p; II 302p; III 354p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48301-8; ECB 463; EN2 1817: 48; NSTC 2P22253; OCLC 1336923",,"2nd edn 1817 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1818 (NSTC); New York 1817 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1817 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1818",,
1304,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A049","Pastor's Fire-Side, The","Jane PORTER",1817,"Female",,"THE PASTOR'S FIRE-SIDE, A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MISS JANE PORTER, AUTHOR OF THADDEUS OF WARSAW, SIDNEY'S APHORISMS, AND THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1817","4 vols (I 323p; II 405p; III 403p; IV 500p). 12&deg;","E Hall.252.g; ECB 464; EN2 1817: 49; NSTC 2P22421; OCLC 2131321",,"2nd edn 1817 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48359-X; 3rd edn 1821 (NSTC); [1822] (NSTC); 1832 (NSTC); 1849 (NSTC); New York 1817 (OCLC); French trans., 1817; German trans., 1822 [as <i>Des Pfarrers Heimath. Ein romantisches Gem&auml;lde</i> (RS)]",,
1305,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A050","Balance of Comfort, The","Mrs ROSS",1817,"Female",,"THE BALANCE OF COMFORT; OR THE OLD MAID AND MARRIED WOMAN. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. ROSS, AUTHOR OF THE MARCHIONESS, THE COUSINS, FAMILY ESTATE, MODERN CALYPSO, PAIRED&#8212;NOT MATCHED, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","3 vols (I 269p; II 279p; III 282p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48551-7; ECB 503; EN2 1817: 50; NSTC 2R17990; OCLC 13342756",,"2nd edn 1817 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1817 (NSTC); 4th edn 1818 (NSTC); New York 1817 (NSTC); French trans., 1818 [as <i>Le Pour et le contre, ou la vieille fille et la femme mariée</i> (BN)]",,
1306,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A051","Villasantelle","Catherine SELDEN",1817,"Female",,"VILLASANTELLE; OR THE CURIOUS IMPERTINENT. A ROMANCE. BY CATHARINE SELDEN, AUTHOR OF THE ENGLISH NUN, COUNT DE SANTERRE, SERENA, VILLA NOVA, GERMAN LETTERS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","1 vol.  (iv, 338p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48639-4; ECB 525; EN2 1817: 52; NSTC 2S12662; xOCLC","Colophon of 'R. Snare, Printer, Reading'. Collates in sixes",,,
1307,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A052","Maria, a Domestic Tale","Catherine ST GEORGE",1817,"Female",,"MARIA, A DOMESTIC TALE. DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF SAXE-COBURG. BY CATHERINE ST. GEORGE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Published by J. Porter, Bookseller to Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte, 81, Pall Mall, 1817","3 vols (I xvi, 162p; II 208p; III 216p). 12&deg;","IU 823.Sa22m; EN2 1817: 51; xNSTC; OCLC 13368934","Dedication signed Catherine St George, Douglas, Isle of Man, 4 June 1817. 'List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [ix]&ndash;xvi",,,
1308,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A053","Education","Eliza TAYLOR",1817,"Female",,"EDUCATION; OR, ELIZABETH, HER LOVER AND HUSBAND. A TALE FOR 1817. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ELIZA TAYLOR","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","3 vols (I vii, 211p; II 227p; III 233p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48943-1; ECB 578; EN2 1817: 53; NSTC 2T3185; OCLC 13349247","For the probable distinctness of Eliza Taylor from Miss Taylor, also a Minerva author, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1803A069""><i>The Nobleman and his Steward</i></a> (EN2 1803: 69)",,,
1309,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A054","Rachel","Jane TAYLOR",1817,"Female",,"RACHEL: A TALE","London:                     Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet Street, 1817","1 vol.  (153p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48486-3; ECB 477; EN2 1817: 54; NSTC 2R486; OCLC 6322400","Frontispiece bears the legend: 'Published April 21, 1817'. For the issue of attribution, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1819A067""><i>The Authoress</i></a> (EN2 1819: 67)","2nd edn (OCLC); 3rd edn 1821 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1818 (OCLC)",,
1310,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1817A055","Claudine","Elizabeth THOMAS",1817,"Female",,"CLAUDINE; OR PERTINACITY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. BRIDGET BLUEMANTLE, AUTHOR OF MORTIMER HALL, THE VINDICTIVE SPIRIT, PRISON HOUSE, BARON OF FALCONBERG, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1817","3 vols (I 253p; II 268p; III 255p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47124-9; ECB 63; EN2 1817: 55; NSTC 2B38497; OCLC 11471698",,,,
1311,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A001","Bandit Chief, The","ANON",1818,"Unknown",,"THE BANDIT CHIEF; OR, LORDS OF URVINO. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1818","4 vols (I 248p; II 284p; III 294p; IV 331p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47095-1; ECB 37; EN2 1818: 1; NSTC 2B6560; OCLC 42859155","OCLC 6621611 describes 2nd edn published 1828 by A. K. Newman & Co with t.p. reading: 'By The Author of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1826A004"">Eustace Fitz-Richard</a>, Latham House, ""In The Days of John of Gaunt"", &c., &c.'. For the first of the titles listed here, see EN2 1826: 2, whose author is also unidentified: the other titles have not been discovered","2nd edn 1828 (see note above)",,"no scans found 20110814, copies exist in the US, UK"
1312,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A002","Benignity","ANON",1818,"Female",,"BENIGNITY; OR, THE WAYS OF HAPPINESS. A SERIOUS NOVEL. SELECTED (WITH ADDITIONAL CONVERSATIONS,) FROM THE WORKS OF HENRY BROOKE, ESQ. BY A LADY","Brentford:                     Printed by P. Norbury; and sold by Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, Paternoster Row; and all other Booksellers in Town and Country, 1818","1 vol.  (vii, 280p). 12&deg;","ABu SB.82369.Bro; ECB 50; EN2 1818: 2; NSTC 2B50316; OCLC 13288479","An offshoot from Henry Brooke's <i>The Fool of Quality</i> (1766&ndash;70)",,,
1313,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A003","Brambleton Hall","ANON",1818,"Unknown",,"BRAMBLETON HALL, A NOVEL, BEING A SEQUEL TO THE CELEBRATED EXPEDITION OF HUMPHREY CLINKER, BY TOBIAS SMOLLET [sic], M.D","London:                     Printed by and for T. H. Green, Kennington Cross; A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall Street; and Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster Row, 1818","1 vol.  (xix, 162p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 012635.c.44; EN2 1818: 3; NSTC 2B46009; OCLC 6756321","Preface, pp. [v]&ndash;xv, 'To those readers who may not have perused the preceding volumes of the Expedition of Humphry Clinker'. Drop-head title and running titles read 'Sequel to Expedition of Humphry Clinker'. Frontispiece bears the legend: 'Pubd by T. H. Green Kennington Library Park Place Kennington.'",,,
1314,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A004","Castles in the Air","ANON",1818,"Female",,"CASTLES IN THE AIR; OR, THE WHIMS OF MY AUNT. A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHORESS OF ""DUNETHVIN; OR, A VISIT TO PARIS."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster Row, 1818","3 vols (I 256p; II 235p; III 288p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47224-5; ECB 252; EN2 1818: 4; NSTC 2C11054; xOCLC","Text proper in vol. 1 ends on p. 250 followed by advs (6 pp.). ECB lists as by Halliday (Miss), but no further information supporting this attribution has been discovered",,,
1315,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A005","Civilization","ANON",1818,"Unknown",,"CIVILIZATION; OR THE INDIAN CHIEF. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Egerton, Whitehall, 1818","3 vols (I 335p; II 301p; III 259p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47284-9; EN2 1818: 5; NSTC 2C22665; OCLC 41469608","Text proper in vol. 1 ends on p. 307 followed by 'Notes', pp. [309]&ndash;335. OCLC 10335015 describes apparently variant title of <i>Civilization; or the Indian Chief and British Pastor</i>, also 'Printed for T. Egerton', 1818",,,
1316,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A006","Delusion","ANON",1818,"Unknown",,"DELUSION. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Law and Whittaker, Ave Maria Lane, Ludgate Street, 1818","2 vols (I vi, 281p; II 286p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47409-4; ECB 158; EN2 1818: 6; NSTC 2D8567; xOCLC",,,,
1317,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A007","Dunethvin","ANON",1818,"Female",,"DUNETHVIN; OR, THE VISIT TO PARIS. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY A LADY, SOME TIME RESIDENT IN FRANCE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1818","4 vols (I 288p; II 292p; III 264p; IV 282p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47495-7; ECB 174; EN2 1818: 7; NSTC 2D22565; OCLC 4856357","For a possible clue to authorship, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1818A004""><i>Castles in the Air</i></a> (EN2 1818: 4), which ECB attributes to Halliday (Miss)",,,
1318,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A008","Dunsany","ANON",1818,"Unknown",,"DUNSANY. AN IRISH STORY","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row, 1818","2 vols (I x, 279p; II 308p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47509-0; EN2 1818: 8; NSTC 2D23105; OCLC 13239134","List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;x",,,
1319,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A009","History of Julius Fitz-John, The","ANON",1818,"Unknown",,"THE HISTORY OF JULIUS FITZ-JOHN. BY THE AUTHOR OF HARDENBRASS AND HAVERILL; CONIRDAN, OR THE ST. KILDIANS; AND REFT ROB, OR THE WITCH OF SCOT-MUIR, COMMONLY CALLED MADGE THE SNOOVER. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1818","3 vols (I 2, xv, 372p; II 354p; III 364p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47714-X; EN2 1818: 9; xNSTC; xOCLC","For the issue of author attribution, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A004""><i>Hardenbrass and Haverill</i></a> (EN2 1817: 3). Advs with reviews, vol. 1, pp. [1]&ndash;2, first sequence of Arabic numbers",,,
1320,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A010","Jessy","ANON",1818,"Unknown",,"JESSY; OR, THE ROSE OF DONALD'S COTTAGE. A TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE BRAVO OF BOHEMIA, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1818","4 vols (I xi, 246p; II 239p; III 229p; IV 228p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47983-5; ECB 308; EN2 1818: 10; NSTC 2J5520; xOCLC","Dedication to Lady Cope Sherbrooke, signed 'St. John&rsquo;s, New Brunswick, North America'. This states: 'I ventured some few years since to enter the list of candidates for their [the British public's] favour  [&hellip;] induced to hazard the fate of a second work, under the favourable auspices of our late worthy president, Lieutenant-General Hunter' (pp. v&ndash;vi). Evidently by same author as <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1812A018""><i>Yamboo</i></a> (EN2 1812: 18)",,,
1321,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A011","Mandeville; or, the Last Words of a Maniac!","ANON",1818,"Male",,"MANDEVILLE; OR, THE LAST WORDS OF A MANIAC! A TALE OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY IN ENGLAND. BY HIMSELF. VOLUME IV","London:                     Printed for Effingham Wilson, 88, Royal Exchange; and sold by all other Booksellers, 1818","1 vol.  (216p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47849-9; EN2 1818: 11; NSTC 2G11519; OCLC 42931251","A parodic '4th volume' to Godwin's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A029""><i>Mandeville</i></a> (EN2 1817: 29). Collates in sixes","Philadelphia 1818 (NSTC) [also New York 1818 (OCLC)]",,
1322,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A012","Prodigious!!!","ANON",1818,"Unknown",,"PRODIGIOUS!!! OR, CHILDE PADDIE IN LONDON. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by Wm. Lindsell, 87, Wimpole-Street, 1818","3 vols (I xv, 296p; II 336p; III 296p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47481-7; ECB 471; EN2 1818: 12; NSTC 2P27481; OCLC 1666742",,"2nd edn 1818 (NUC); 3rd edn 1818 (NSTC)",,
1323,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A013","Provincials, The","ANON",1818,"Unknown",,"THE PROVINCIALS, A COUNTRY TALE, DEDICATED TO THE INTELLIGENT READER IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE RAMSAY FAMILY.""","London:                     Published  by J. Bysh, 52, Paternoster Row, and sold by the Principal Booksellers in the Kingdom, n.d. [1818?]","2 vols (I xi, 240p; II 269p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.b.12; EN2 1818: 13; NSTC 2P28280; xOCLC","Half-titles include printer's mark of 'Bennett, Printer, Bristol'. BLPC states 'London, Bristol [printed, 1818?]'",,,
1324,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A014","Sir James the Ross","ANON",1818,"Unknown",,"SIR JAMES THE ROSS; OR, THE OLD SCOTTISH BARON. A BORDER STORY IN ONE VOLUME. BY A NORTH BRITON","London:                     Printed for Matthew Iley, Somerset Street, Portman Square, 1818","1 vol.  (373p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48708-0; EN2 1818: 14; NSTC 2R17765; xOCLC",,,,
1325,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A015","Soldiers of Venezuela, The","ANON",1818,"Unknown",,"THE SOLDIERS OF VENEZUELA: A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Egerton, Whitehall, 1818","2 vols (I 267p; II 315p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48720-X; ECB 549; EN2 1818: 15; NSTC 2S30263; xOCLC",,,,
1326,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A016","Sophia","ANON",1818,"Unknown",,"SOPHIA: OR, THE DANGEROUS INDISCRETION. A TALE, FOUNDED ON FACTS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1818","3 vols (I 264p; II 280p; III 204p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48713-7; ECB 550; EN2 1818: 16; NSTC 2S31457; xOCLC","The Author's Farewell Address to Sophia', vol. 3, p. [205]",,,
1327,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A017","Submission Exemplified","ANON",1818,"Unknown",,"SUBMISSION EXEMPLIFIED: OR, THE AMIABLE STRANGER. A NARRATIVE","London:                     Printed by R. Watts, for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; Black, Kingsbury, Parbury, & Allen, Leadenhall Street, and Hatchard, Piccadilly, 1818","1 vol.  (215p). 12&deg;","ABu SB.82379.Sub; EN2 1818: 17; NSTC 2S45680; xOCLC",,,,
1328,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A018","Life and Adventures of an Eccentric Traveller, The","Charles ATKINSON",1818,"Male",,"THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF AN ECCENTRIC TRAVELLER. WITH ENGRAVINGS. BY CHARLES ATKINSON; AUTHOR OF ""THE MIND'S MONITOR,""&#8212;""ST. HELENA,""&#8212;""THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF HESLINGTON,"" &C","York:                     Printed for the Author, by M. W. Carrall, Opposite the Nelson Inn, Walmgate, 1818","1 vol.  (iv, 105p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 1164.h.31; ECB 30; EN2 1818: 18; NSTC 2A18350; OCLC 4048572","Preface refers to 'my worthy Subscribers and Patrons' (p. iv), but no subscription list found",,,
1329,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A019","Northanger Abbey: And Persuasion","Jane AUSTEN",1818,"Female",,"NORTHANGER ABBEY: AND PERSUASION. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""PRIDE AND PREJUDICE,"" ""MANSFIELD-PARK,"" &C. WITH A BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICE OF THE AUTHOR. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     John Murray, Albemarle-Street, 1818","4 vols (I xxiv, 300p; II 331p; III 280p; IV 308p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48238-0; ECB 33; EN2 1818: 19; NSTC 2A19396; OCLC 38103991","Biographical Notice of the Author', naming her as Jane Austen, vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;xvi, dated London, 13 Dec 1817. 'Postscript', vol. 1, pp. xvii&ndash;xix, dated London, 20 Dec 1817. 'Advertisement, by the Authoress, to Northanger Abbey', vol. 1, pp. [xxiii]&ndash;xxiv, begins: 'This little work was finished in the year 1803'","1833 (NSTC); 1837 (NSTC); 1848 (Gilson); 1850 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1832 of 'Persuasion' (Gilson); Philadelphia 1833 of 'Northanger Abbey' (Gilson); French trans., of 'Persuasion' [as <i>La Famille Elliot, ou l'ancienne inclination</i> (BN)] 1821, and of 'Northanger Abbey' 1824; German trans., of 'Persuasion' [as <i>Anna: ein Familiengem&auml;hlde</i> (Gilson)] 1822",,
1330,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A020","Cumberland Cottager, The","Miss BRODERICK",1818,"Female",,"THE CUMBERLAND COTTAGER. A STORY, FOUNDED ON FACTS. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS BRODERICK","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1818","3 vols (I 245p; II 234p; III 260p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47161-3; ECB 77; EN2 1818: 20; NSTC 2B49826; xOCLC",,,,
1331,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A021","Maid of Killarney, The","Patrick BRONT&#203;",1818,"Male",,"THE MAID OF KILLARNEY; OR, ALBION AND FLORA: A MODERN TALE; IN WHICH ARE INTERWOVEN SOME CURSORY REMARKS ON RELIGION AND POLITICS","London:                     Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row; sold also by T. Inkersley, Bradford; Robinson and Co. Leeds; and all other Booksellers, 1818","1 vol.  (vi, 166p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48148-1; EN2 1818: 21; NSTC 2B50235; OCLC 35590354","Collates in sixes",,,
1332,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A022","Bath; a Satirical Novel","Thomas BROWN (the Elder)",1818,"Male",,"BATH; A SATIRICAL NOVEL, WITH PORTRAITS. BY THOMAS BROWN, THE ELDER: AUTHOR OF BRIGHTON, OR THE STEYNE, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row, 1818","3 vols (I 220p; II 228p; III 209p). 12&deg;","MH-H 19463.2.3.10*; EN2 1818: 22; NSTC 2B53047; OCLC 11640001","Adv. opp. vol. 2 t.p. for the same author's 'Brighton; or, the Steyne, [&hellip;] Third Edition'; another adv. for the same work at end of vol. 3 includes a long review extract from 'a ""London Literary Journal""'","2nd edn 1818 (NSTC); 4th edn 1818 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47140-0",,
1333,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A023","Brighton; or, the Steyne","Thomas BROWN (the Elder)",1818,"Male",,"BRIGHTON; OR, THE STEYNE. A SATIRICAL NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1818","3 vols (I xii, 252p; II 225p; III 232p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.aaa.1; ECB 74; EN2 1818: 23; NSTC 2B53048; OCLC 13343910",,"2nd edn 1818 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47158-3",,
1334,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A024","Woman; or, Minor Maxims","Maria Elizabeth BUDDEN",1818,"Female",,"WOMAN; OR, MINOR MAXIMS. A SKETCH. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1818","2 vols (I 277p; II 281p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48976-6; ECB 645; EN2 1818: 24; NSTC 2W29094; xOCLC","Sometimes wrongly attributed to Elizabeth Thomas, as a result of both writers having published works titled <i>Claudine</i>. Dedication 'to a Tender and Affectionate Mother'","Revised as <i>Helena Egerton; or, Traits of Female Character</i> (EN2 1824: 19)",,
1335,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A025","Advertisement, The","Elizabeth CLARK",1818,"Female",,"THE ADVERTISEMENT; OR, TWENTY YEARS AGO. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Paternoster-Row; and Barratt and Son, Bond-Street, Bath, 1818","3 vols (I xi, 228p; II 212p; III 186p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47022-6; ECB 118; EN2 1818: 25; NSTC 2C23239; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the Rev. Bence Bence, Beccles, Suffolk', signed 'Elizabeth Clark'. For the possible appearance of the same author under another surname, see E. D. Carr, <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1821A024""><i>Fears and Cares</i></a> (EN2 1821: 27). ECB lists as Newman, 1818; but not discovered in this form",,,
1336,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A026","Question, Who Is Anna?, The","Margaret Sarah CROKER",1818,"Female",,"THE QUESTION, WHO IS ANNA? A TALE. BY MISS M. S. CROKER. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author, and published by J. Souter, No. 73, St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1818","3 vols (I viii, 280p; II 276p; III 312p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47349-7; EN2 1818: 26; NSTC 2C43628; xOCLC","Dedication. Humbly inscribed to the Right Hon. Lord Erskine'",,,
1337,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A027","Felix Alvarez","Alexander Robert Charles DALLAS",1818,"Male",,"FELIX ALVAREZ; OR, MANNERS IN SPAIN: CONTAINING DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNTS OF SOME OF THE PROMINENT EVENTS OF THE LATE PENINSULAR WAR; AND AUTHENTIC ANECDOTES ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE SPANISH CHARACTER; INTERSPERSED WITH POETRY, ORIGINAL, AND FROM THE SPANISH. BY ALEXANDER R. C. DALLAS, ESQ. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1818","3 vols (I xvi, 259p; II iv, 273p; III iv, 304p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47391-8; ECB 150; EN2 1818: 27; NSTC 2D1015; OCLC 15170823","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable General Graham, Lord Lynedoch', signed 'Alexander R. C. Dallas, Morden, 4th May, 1818'. Notes at end of all vols, vol. 1, pp. [231]&ndash;59; vol. 2, pp. [249]&ndash;73; vol. 3, pp. [274]&ndash;304","New York 1818 (NSTC)",,
1338,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A028","Angel's Form and a Devil's Heart, An","Selina DAVENPORT",1818,"Female",,"AN ANGEL'S FORM AND A DEVIL'S HEART. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY SELINA DAVENPORT, AUTHOR OF THE HYPOCRITE, OR MODERN JANUS, DONALD MONTEITH, ORIGINAL OF THE MINIATURE, LEAP YEAR, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1818","4 vols (I 227p; II 248p; III 242p; IV 266p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47426-4; ECB 153; EN2 1818: 28; NSTC 2D3609; xOCLC",,,,
1339,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A029","Marriage","Susan Edmonstone FERRIER",1818,"Female",,"MARRIAGE, A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, Prince's-Street: and John Murray, Albemarle-Street, London, 1818","3 vols (I 319p; II 314p; III 343p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48159-7; ECB 368; EN2 1818: 29; NSTC 2F4879; OCLC 21212908",,"2nd edn 1819 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1826 (NSTC); 1831 (NSTC); 1841 (NSTC); 1842 (NSTC); 1847 (NSTC); New York 1818 (OCLC); French trans., 1825; German trans., 1827","marriagenovel01ferr marriagenovel02ferr; pg12669","2 vols"
1340,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A030","Undine","Friedrich Heinrich Karl, Baron de la Motte FOUQU&#201;",1818,"Male","George SOANE","UNDINE, A ROMANCE. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN. BY GEORGE SOANE, A.B","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin, and R. Marshall, Stationer's Court, Ludgate Street, 1818","1 vol.  (205p). 12&deg;","BL 12548.dd.4; ECB 213; EN2 1818: 30; NSTC 2L2885; OCLC 6875258","Trans. of <i>Undine</i> (Berlin, 1811). Dedication to 'Edward Knight, Esq. of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane'. 'Advertisement' begins: 'It may be right to observe, that in translating this work, I have taken neither few nor trifling liberties with the original'. ECB gives co-publisher as Bell & B[radfute], Edinburgh, but no copy discovered with this imprint","1830 (NSTC); 1843 (NSTC); 1844 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1824 (NSTC); French trans., 1819. Numerous later American and British translations",,
1341,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A031","Northern Irish Tales","John GAMBLE",1818,"Male",,"NORTHERN IRISH TALES. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1818","2 vols (I 258p; II 276p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51019-8; ECB 417; EN2 1818: 31; NSTC 2I4039; OCLC 42384868","3 tales: 'Stanley', 'Nelson', and 'Lesley'",,,
1342,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A032","Zuma","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1818,"Female",,"ZUMA, OR THE TREE OF HEALTH. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, THE FAIR PAULINE,&#8212;ZENEIDA,&#8212;THE REEDS OF THE TIBER,&#8212;AND THE WIDOW OF LUZI. BY MADAME DE GENLIS","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1818","1 vol.  (iv, 277p). 12&deg;","BL 837.b.24; EN2 1818: 32; NSTC 2B54580; OCLC 3787659","Trans. of <i>Zuma, ou la découverte de quinquina</i> (Paris 1817). Dedication 'to Countess de Choiseul' signed 'La Comtess de Genlis'. As well as 'Zuma' (to p. 53), the other tales are 'Fair Pauline' (54&ndash;104), 'Zeneida' (105&ndash;92), 'Reeds of the Tiber' (193&ndash;251), 'Widow of Luzi' (252&ndash;77)","New York 1818 (NSTC)",,
1343,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A033","Correction","Anne Raikes HARDING",1818,"Female",,"CORRECTION. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1818","3 vols (I 338p; II 336p; III 384p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47340-3; ECB 137; EN2 1818: 33; NSTC 2H7485; OCLC 45082915",,"2nd edn 1819 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1818 (OCLC)",,
1344,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A034","Secrets in Every Mansion","Anne Julia Kemble HATTON",1818,"Female",,"SECRETS IN EVERY MANSION; OR THE SURGEON'S MEMORANDUM-BOOK. A SCOTTISH RECORD. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY ANNE OF SWANSEA, AUTHOR OF CAMBRIAN PICTURES, SICILIAN MYSTERIES, CONVICTION, SECRET AVENGERS, CHRONICLES OF AN ILLUSTRIOUS HOUSE, GONZALO DE BALDIVIA, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1818","5 vols (I xv, 310p; II 356p; III 370p; IV 390p; V 344p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48806-0; ECB 20; EN2 1818: 34; NSTC 2A13195; xOCLC","Introduction in form of a poem 'to Louis St. Clair', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;xv",,,
1345,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A035","Foundling of Devonshire, The","Miss C. D. HAYNES [afterwards GOLLAND, Mrs C. D.]",1818,"Female",,"THE FOUNDLING OF DEVONSHIRE; OR, ""WHO IS SHE?"" A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY MISS C. D. HAYNES, AUTHOR OF CASTLE LE BLANC, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1818","5 vols (I viii, 240p; II 266p; III 259p; IV 260p; V 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47717-4; ECB 260; EN2 1818: 35; NSTC 2H14181; xOCLC","The Castle of Le Blanc', as apparently mentioned in the title above, was serialized in the <i>Lady's Magazine</i> (21 parts, 1816&ndash;19), but apparently not published separately (see Robert B. Mayo, 'Gothic Romance in the Magazines', <i>PMLA</i> 65 (1950), 783&ndash;84)",,,
1346,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A036","Parish Priest in Ireland, The","Joseph HILLARY",1818,"Male",,"THE PARISH PRIEST IN IRELAND. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Hughes, Ludgate-Street, and W. Mathews, Cork, 1818","2 vols (I 236p; II 228p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48360-3; EN2 1818: 36; xNSTC; OCLC 42386495","Collates in sixes",,,
1347,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A037","Brownie of Bodsbeck, The","James HOGG",1818,"Male",,"THE BROWNIE OF BODSBECK; AND OTHER TALES. BY JAMES HOGG, AUTHOR OF ""THE QUEEN'S WAKE,"" &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for William Blackwood, Prince's-Street: and John Murray, Albemarle-Street, London, 1818","2 vols (I xii, 295p, music; II 346p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51047-3; ECB 276; EN2 1818: 37; NSTC 2H25690; OCLC 13609253","Dedication in verse 'to the Right Honourable Lady Anne Scott, of Buccleuch', dated Eltrive Lake, 1 Apr 1818. The other tales are: 'The Wool-Gatherer', vol. 2, pp. [89]&ndash;228; 'The Hunt of Eildon', vol. 2, pp. [231]&ndash;346. Song with music facing p. 291 of vol. 1","New York 1818 (OCLC)",,
1348,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A038","Helen Monteagle","Alicia LEFANU",1818,"Female",,"HELEN MONTEAGLE. BY ALICIA LEFANU, AUTHOR OF STRATHALLAN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, & Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1818","3 vols (I 342p; II 483p; III 400p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47975-4; EN2 1818: 38; NSTC 2L9894; OCLC 6876506",,,,
1349,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A039","Physiognomist, The","Elizabeth B. LESTER",1818,"Female",,"THE PHYSIOGNOMIST. A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE BACHELOR AND THE MARRIED MAN."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1818","3 vols (I ix, 266p; II 231p; III 183p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48435-9; ECB 448; EN2 1818: 39; NSTC 2P15649; xOCLC","For attribution to Lester, rather than to Mrs Ross, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A037""><i>The Bachelor and the Married Man</i></a> (EN2 1817: 37), and Publishing Papers (click on link below)","New York 1820 (OCLC)",,
1350,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A040","Charenton","Henri de LOURDOUEIX",1818,"Male",,"CHARENTON; OR, THE FOLLIES OF THE AGE: A PHILOSOPHICAL ROMANCE. BY M. DE LOURDOUEIX. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1818","1 vol.  (iv, 252p, ill.). 8&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 354; EN2 1818: 40; NSTC 2L11030; OCLC 4582624","Trans. of <i>Les Folies du si&egrave;cle, roman philosophique</i> (Paris, 1817). 'Translator's Preface', pp. [iii]&ndash;iv",,,
1351,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A041","Women","Charles Robert MATURIN",1818,"Male",,"WOMEN; OR, POUR ET CONTRE. A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""BERTRAM,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1818","3 vols (I v, 275p; II 276p; III 408p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48977-6; ECB 645; EN2 1818: 41; NSTC 2M20504; OCLC 6929329","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable the Countess of Essex'. Preface, vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;v, discusses the unpopularity of Maturin's earlier fiction","New York 1818 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1818 (NSTC)]; French trans., 1818 [as <i>Éva, ou amour et religion</i> (CCFR)]","nyp.33433074893029 nyp.33433074893011 nyp.33433074892757 hathi008666843","hathi008666843"
1352,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A042","Eudoxia","Pedro MONTENGON",1818,"Male","Charles Hervey SMITH","EUDOXIA: DAUGHTER OF BELISARIUS. A NOVEL. TRANSLATED FROM THE SPANISH OF DON PEDRO MONTENGON, BY CHARLES HERVEY SMITH. IN TWO VOLS","London:                     Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 41, Pall-Mall, 1818","2 vols (I 187p; II 224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48761-7; EN2 1818: 42; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Eudoxia, hija de Belisario</i>, (Madrid, 1793). Dedication 'to my Countrywomen', by the Translator. Collates in sixes",,,
1353,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A043","Year and a Day, A","Frances MOORE",1818,"Female",,"A YEAR AND A DAY. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MADAME PANACHE, AUTHOR OF MANNERS","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1818","2 vols (I 276p; II 340p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48380-8; ECB 431; EN2 1818: 43; NSTC 2M34692; OCLC 13347597","Block erroneously attributes to Frances Brooke [née Moore] (1724&ndash;89), rather than to Frances Moore (c. 1789&ndash;1881), the true author. OCLC attributes, without explanation, to Isabelle de Montolieu (1751&ndash;1832)","1819 (NSTC); New York 1819 (OCLC); French trans., 1820",,
1354,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A044","Altham and his Wife","Charles OLLIER",1818,"Male",,"ALTHAM AND HIS WIFE. A DOMESTIC TALE","London:                     Printed for C. & J. Ollier, Vere Street, Bond Street, 1818","1 vol.  (198p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47047-1; EN2 1818: 45; NSTC 2O3539; OCLC 38251130","Collates in sixes",,,
1355,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A045","New Tales","Amelia Alderson OPIE",1818,"Female",,"NEW TALES. BY MRS. OPIE. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1818","4 vols (I 356p; II 408p; III 312p; IV 363p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51115-1; ECB 423; EN2 1818: 46; NSTC 2O4393; OCLC 13352959",,"3rd edn 1819 (OCLC); New York 1818 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1818 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1818",,
1356,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A046","Florence Macarthy","Sydney OWENSON [afterwards MORGAN, Lady Sydney]",1818,"Female",,"FLORENCE MACARTHY: AN IRISH TALE. BY LADY MORGAN, AUTHOR OF ""FRANCE,"" ""O'DONNEL,"" &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1818","4 vols (I vi, 331p; II 283p; III 295p; IV 283p). 12&deg;","BL N.1827,28; EN2 1818: 44; NSTC 2M36478; OCLC 3047908",,"2nd edn 1819 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1819 (NSTC); 4th edn 1819 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48327-1; 5th edn 1819 (NSTC); 1839 (NSTC); Baltimore 1819 (OCLC) [also New York 1819 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1819 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1819; German trans., 1821","QDRLAAAAIAAJ QTRLAAAAIAAJ pTRLAAAAIAAJ fjVLAAAAIAAJ",
1357,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A047","Coquetry","Charlotte Champion PASCOE",1818,"Female",,"COQUETRY. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. (for the Author;) sold by Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1818","3 vols (I 294p; II 343p; III 328p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47333-0; ECB 135; EN2 1818: 47; NSTC 2P5866; OCLC 13357495","The authors were sisters (née Willyams), Charlotte having married Revd Thomas Pascoe by the time of the publication (see Corson). For the involvement of Walter Scott in the publication of this work, and other details, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1358,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A048","Nightmare Abbey","Thomas Love PEACOCK",1818,"Male",,"NIGHTMARE ABBEY: BY THE AUTHOR OF HEADLONG HALL","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, jun. Old Bond-Street; and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1818","1 vol.  (218p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48228-3; ECB 414; EN2 1818: 48; NSTC 2P8180; OCLC 6968795",,"1837 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1819 (OCLC); German trans., 1819 [as <i>Die Burg Alphausen, oder Zyprians Frauenwahl</i> (RS)]",,
1359,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A049","Bard of the West, The","Frances PECK",1818,"Female",,"THE BARD OF THE WEST; COMMONLY CALLED EMAN AC KNUCK, OR NED OF THE HILLS. AN IRISH HISTORICAL ROMANCE, FOUNDED ON FACTS OF THE SEVENTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. PECK, AUTHOR OF THE ""MAID OF AVON,"" ""WELCH PEASANT BOY,"" YOUNG ROSINI&#200;RE,"" ""VAGA,"" &C","London:                     Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster Row, and John Cumming, Dublin, 1818","3 vols (I 5, 244p; II 224p; III 194p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48408-1; ECB 439; EN2 1818: 49; NSTC 2P8908; OCLC 18672869","Dedication 'to His Royal Highness Prince Edward', signed Frances Peck. 'Argument', vol. 1, pp. [3]&ndash;5, dated Dublin, 28 Nov 1818","Dublin 1841 as <i>The Life and Acts of the Renowned, Chivalrous Edmund of Erin [&hellip;] Commonly Called Emun ac Knuck, or Ned of the Hills</i> (OCLC); 4th edn Dublin 1842 (OCLC)",,
1360,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A050","Lionel: Or, the Last of the Pevenseys","John PHILLIPS",1818,"Male",,"LIONEL: OR, THE LAST OF THE PEVENSEYS. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1818","3 vols (I 309p; II 315p; III 383p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48032-9; ECB 347; EN2 1818: 50; NSTC 2L16997; xOCLC","For author attribution, see Notes to EN2 1818: 50,and <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>; also Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1361,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A051","Tales of Wonder, of Humour, and of Sentiment","Annabella PLUMPTRE",1818,"Female",,"TALES OF WONDER, OF HUMOUR, AND OF SENTIMENT; ORIGINAL AND TRANSLATED. BY ANNE AND ANNABELLA PLUMPTRE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1818","3 vols (I 340p; II 354p; III 355p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51119-4; ECB 455; EN2 1818: 51; NSTC 2P19456; OCLC 13403120","I Containing Zelis, or the Way to be Happy; The Weathercock; and the Magic Dollar; II Containing the Spectre of Presburg; The Fair of Beaucaire; and Tsching-Quang; III Containing the Family of Valencia; Fanny; Omar and Zemida; and Philosophy and Love. Drop-head titles for the first story in each volume read: 'Zelis: an Indian Tale'; 'The Spectre of Presburg. A Hungarian Tale'; 'The Family of Valencia. A Spanish Tale'. Individual t.ps. for separate stories contained within volumes read: 'The Weathercock. A Burgundian Tale'; 'The Magic Dollar. A Tale of Alsace'; 'The Fair of Beaucaire. A Proven&ccedil;al Tale'; 'Tsching-Quang. A Chinese Tale'; 'Fanny. A Tale of Lorraine'; 'Omar and Zemida: or the Principle of True Love. A Peruvian Tale'; 'Philosophy and Love. A Milesian Tale'. Adv. for Colburn's British and Foreign Public Library facing t.ps. of vols 1 and 3","New York 1818 (OCLC)",,
1362,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A052","Fast of St Magdalen, The","Anna Maria PORTER",1818,"Female",,"THE FAST OF ST. MAGDALEN, A ROMANCE. BY ANNA MARIA PORTER. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1818","3 vols (I 347p; II 317p; III 346p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.ee.15; ECB 463; EN2 1818: 52; NSTC 2P22246; OCLC 3596752",,"2nd edn 1819 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48298-4; 3rd edn 1819 (NUC); Boston 1819 (NSTC) [also New York 1819 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1819 [as <i>Le Jeûne de Sainte Madeleine, ou les illustres proscrits</i> (BLPC)]",,
1363,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A053","Tales of my Landlady","Peregrine PUZZLEBRAIN",1818,"Male",,"TALES OF MY LANDLADY. EDITED BY PEREGRINE PUZZLEBRAIN. ASSISTANT TO THE SCHOOLMASTER OF GANDERCLEUGH. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for M. Iley, Somerset Street, Portman Square, and may be had of all Booksellers, 1818","3 vols (I 339p; II 261p; III 343p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48869-9; EN2 1818: 53; NSTC 2P29951; xOCLC","Entirely distinct from William Thomas Haley's <i>Tales of my Landlady</i> (1843&ndash;44)",,,
1364,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A054","Fanny Fitz-York","Ann RYLEY",1818,"Female",,"FANNY FITZ-YORK, HEIRESS OF TREMORNE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ANN RYLEY","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1818","3 vols (I viii, 407p; II 410p; III 467p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48589-4; EN2 1818: 54; NSTC 2R22758; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Mrs Buckley, Manchester', dated 'Cottage of Comfort, Park-gate, September 1, 1817'. Preface dated Parkgate, 7 Nov 1817",,,
1365,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A055","Rob Roy","Sir Walter SCOTT",1818,"Male",,"ROB ROY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY,"" ""GUY MANNERING,"" AND ""THE ANTIQUARY."" IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1818","3 vols (I viii, 321p; II 324p; III 348p). 12&deg;","BL Cup.400.b.40; ECB 495; EN2 1818: 55; NSTC 2S10179; OCLC 24119665",,"2nd edn' 1818 (NSTC); '3rd edn' 1818 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48584-3; 4th edn 1818 (NSTC); 1821 (NSTC); New York 1818 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1818 (NSTC)]; French trans., 1818 [as <i>Robert le Rouge Mac-Gregor, ou les montagnards écossais</i> (NSTC)]; German trans., 1819 [as <i>Robin, der Rothe</i> (NSTC)]. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1366,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A056","Tales of my Landlord. Second Series","Sir Walter SCOTT",1818,"Male",,"TALES OF MY LANDLORD. SECOND SERIES, COLLECTED AND ARRANGED BY JEDEDIAH CLEISHBOTHAM, SCHOOLMASTER AND PARISH-CLERK OF GANDERCLEUGH. IN FOUR VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Company, 1818","4 vols (I 333p; II 322p; III 328p; IV 375p). 12&deg;","Corvey; ECB 575; EN2 1818: 56; NSTC 2S10293; OCLC 2461091","Comprises 'The Heart of Mid-Lothian'","2nd edn 1818 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1818 (NSTC); New York 1818 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1818 (NSTC)]; French trans., 1818. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1367,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A057","Frankenstein","Mary Wollstonecraft SHELLEY",1818,"Female",,"FRANKENSTEIN; OR, THE MODERN PROMETHEUS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Lackington, Hughes, Harding, Mavor, & Jones, Finsbury Square, 1818","3 vols (I xii, 181p; II 156p; III 192p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47833-2; ECB 216; EN2 1818: 57; NSTC 2S18445; OCLC 2748084","Dedication to William Godwin","1823 (NSTC); 1831 (NSTC); 1832 (OCLC); 1836 (OCLC); 1839 (NSTC); 1849 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1833 (NSTC, OCLC); French trans., 1821","pg84",
1368,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A058","Nun of Santa Maria di Tindaro, The","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1818,"Female",,"THE NUN OF SANTA MARIA DI TINDARO. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE, AUTHOR OF MONTBRAZIL ABBEY, DI MONTRANZO, BANDIT'S BRIDE, TREACHERY, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1818","3 vols (I xxiv, 254p; II 249p; III 250p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48778-1; ECB 558; EN2 1818: 58; NSTC 2S36110; OCLC 7097203",,,,
1369,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A059","Llewellen","Grace Buchanan STEVENS",1818,"Female",,"LLEWELLEN, OR, THE VALE OF PHLINLIMMON: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed by John Moir, Royal Bank Close, for Macredie, Skelly, & Co. 52, Prince Street; and T. & G. Underwood, 32, Fleet Street, London, 1818","3 vols (I 300p; II 270p; III 285p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48034-5; ECB 350; EN2 1818: 59; NSTC 2S39227; OCLC 2885706",,"Philadelphia 1818 (OCLC)",,
1370,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A060","Genevieve","Elizabeth STRUTT [formerly BYRON, Elizabeth]",1818,"Female",,"GENEVIEVE; OR, THE ORPHAN'S VISIT. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. STRUTT, AUTHOR OF THE BORDERERS, ANTI-DELPHINE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1818","3 vols (I viii, 274p; II 292p; III 311p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48682-3; ECB 566; EN2 1818: 60; NSTC 2S44850; OCLC 11347955",,,,
1371,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A061","Robertina","Catherine George WARD",1818,"Female",,"ROBERTINA; OR, THE SACRED DEPOSIT. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY CATHERINE G. WARD, AUTHOR OF THE DAUGHTER OF ST. OMER, THE BACHELOR'S HEIRESS, MY NATIVE LAND, THE SON AND THE NEPHEW, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1818","2 vols (I ii, 215p; II 226p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47695-X; ECB 623; EN2 1818: 61; NSTC 2W4968; xOCLC","Dedication 'to the unknown &mdash;&mdash;', dated 6 Aug 1817",,,
1372,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1818A062","Constancy and Leopold","Ann YOSSY",1818,"Female",,"CONSTANCY AND LEOPOLD. BY MADAME YOSSY, AUTHOR OF SWITZERLAND. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Matthew Iley, Somerset Street, Portman Square; and sold by M. Galignani, Paris; and M. Le Double, Geneva; and all other Booksellers, 1818","4 vols (I xv, 263p; II 253p; III 237p; IV 233p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; EN2 1818: 62; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication to Lady Mary Ross, signed A. Yossy. Introduction dated Apr 1818","French trans., 1823 [as <i>Glorianna et Léopold, ou l'empire du préjugé</i> (CCFR)]",,
1373,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A001","Albany","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"ALBANY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF BEAU MONDE, &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","3 vols (I 260p; II 255p; III 237p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47035-8; ECB 10; EN2 1819: 1; NSTC 2A6422; xOCLC",,,,
1374,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A002","Black Convent, The","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"THE BLACK CONVENT; OR, A TALE OF FEUDAL TIMES. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","2 vols (I 244p; II 249p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47200-8; ECB 59; EN2 1819: 2; NSTC 2C34982; OCLC 52875438",,,,
1375,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A003","Castle of Villa-Flora, The","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"THE CASTLE OF VILLA-FLORA. A PORTUGUESE TALE, FROM A MANUSCRIPT LATELY FOUND BY A BRITISH OFFICER OF RANK IN AN OLD MANSION IN PORTUGAL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","3 vols (I 219p; II 257p; III 266p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47221-0; ECB 100; EN2 1819: 3; NSTC 2C10991; OCLC 43924687",,,"-bwBAAAAQAAJ","3 vols bound together"
1376,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A004","Coraly","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"CORALY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1819","3 vols (I 260p; II 210p; III 167p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47336-5; ECB 135; EN2 1819: 4; NSTC 2C37654; OCLC 11852202","Item in Longman Letter Books indicates male authorship: see Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1377,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A005","Edward Wortley, and the Exile of Scotland","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"EDWARD WORTLEY, AND THE EXILE OF SCOTLAND. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. W. Whiteley, 103, Newgate Street, 1819","3 vols (I xi, 343p; II 316p; III 229p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47512-0; EN2 1819: 5; xNSTC; xOCLC","I Edward Wortley; II Edward Wortley; III Exile of Scotland",,,
1378,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A006","Englishman in Paris, The","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"THE ENGLISHMAN IN PARIS; A SATIRICAL NOVEL. WITH SKETCHES OF THE MOST REMARKABLE CHARACTERS THAT HAVE RECENTLY VISITED THAT CELEBRATED CAPITAL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row, 1819","3 vols (I 248p; II 220p; III 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47653-4; EN2 1819: 6; NSTC 2E10528; OCLC 13611340","Adv. facing t.p. in each vol. for 'Bath, a Satirical Novel' (2nd edn) and 'Brighton, or the Steyne' (3rd edn), the first of these giving 'Thomas Brown, the Elder' as author. See <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1818A022""><i>Bath; a Satirical Novel</i></a> (EN2 1818: 22) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1321""><i>Brighton; or, the Steyne</i></a> (EN2 1818: 23) for the two advertised titles, both of which are attributable to the pseudonmyous Thomas Brown, the former bearing his name on the t.p",,,
1379,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A007","Errors and their Consequences","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"ERRORS AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES; OR, MEMOIRS OF AN ENGLISH FAMILY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-Noster-Row, 1819","2 vols (I xx, 389p; II 318p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47620-8; ECB 190; EN2 1819: 7; NSTC 2E10072; xOCLC","Preface, vol. 1, pp. [i]&ndash;xx. Continuous roman and arabic pagination, with novel proper beginning at p. [21]",,,
1380,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A008","Families of Owen and De Montfort, The","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"THE FAMILIES OF OWEN AND DE MONTFORT. A TALE OF ANCIENT DAYS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","3 vols (I iii, 228p; II 222p; III 202p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47607-0; EN2 1819: 8; NSTC 2O6929; OCLC 12111836","Preface. To the Reader', signed 'The Author'",,,
1381,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A009","Gogmagog-Hall","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"GOGMAGOG-HALL; OR, THE PHILOSOPHICAL LORD AND THE GOVERNESS. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""PRODIGIOUS!!! OR, CHILDE PADDIE IN LONDON."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, Ludgate-Street, 1819","3 vols (I 355p; II 311p; III 334p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47911-8; EN2 1819: 9; NSTC 2G11875; xOCLC",,,,
1382,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A010","Intriguing Beauty, and the Beauty without Intrigue, The","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"THE INTRIGUING BEAUTY, AND THE BEAUTY WITHOUT INTRIGUE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. and J. Allman, Princes-Street, Hanover-Square; and sold by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row; and Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh, 1819","3 vols (I 216p; II 254p; III 224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47920-7; EN2 1819: 10; NSTC 2B13911; xOCLC",,,,
1383,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A011","London: Or, a Month at Stevens's","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"LONDON: OR, A MONTH AT STEVENS'S, BY A LATE RESIDENT. A SATIRICAL NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1819","3 vols (I iv, 236p; II 210p; III 214p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.aa.13; EN2 1819: 11; NSTC 2LON6986; OCLC 6901838","OCLC 39898751 attributes to Thomas Brown, the Elder [pseud.]","2nd edn 1819 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48111-2",,
1384,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A012","Melcombe Lodge","ANON",1819,"Female",,"MELCOMBE LODGE; OR, TRAITS OF FAMILY PRIDE! A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY A LADY","Lynn:                     Printed by and for W. Whittingham, and published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London., 1819","4 vols (I 254p; II 218p; III 224p; IV 289p). 12&deg;","BL N.1767,68; EN2 1819: 12; NSTC 2M23644; xOCLC",,,,
1385,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A013","Metropolis, The","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"THE METROPOLIS. A NOVEL, BY THE AUTHOR OF LITTLE HYDROGEN, OR THE DEVIL ON TWO STICKS IN LONDON. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 41, Pall Mall, 1819","3 vols (I iv, 267p; II 273p; III 260p). 12&deg;","No copy of 1st edn located; EN2 1819: 13; xNSTC; ?OCLC 24179509","Details above from Bodleian copy of 2nd edn (249.s.263). OCLC 24179509 may or may not describe the hitherto elusive 1st edn of this title. A different work from Eaton Stannard Barrett's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1819A013""><i>The Metropolis; or, a Cure for Gaming</i></a> (EN2 1811: 18). Introduction presents the (female) narrator's account. ECB 383 lists 8th edn, 1819. OCLC 23271029, describing the 6th edn held at Brown University, wrongly attributes to Andrew Carmichael, the author of <i>The Metropolis</i> (1805), a satire in verse on Dublin","2nd edn 1819 (NSTC 2M26045); '2nd edn' 1822 (OCLC); 6th edn 1819 (OCLC); 8th edn 1819 (NSTC)",,
1386,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A014","My Old Cousin","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"MY OLD COUSIN; OR, A PEEP INTO COCHIN-CHINA. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ROMANTIC FACTS, OR WHICH IS HIS WIFE? VERONICA, OR THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","3 vols (I vi, 226p; II 218p; III 209p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48174-0; EN2 1819: 14; NSTC 2C40017; OCLC 22409076","Preface. To the Reader' states that 'the character of Mr. St. Paul is faithfully delineated from an oral tradition of the author's maternal grandfather respecting an <i>old cousin</i>, from whom he derived considerable estates in Yorkshire', and that it offers a record of 'nearly a hundred years ago'. Nafferton Abbey in the novel 'may be yet seen at Watton, near Beverley'. For a possible connection with the pseudonym 'Lister', see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1816A011""><i>Romantic Facts</i></a> (EN2 1816: 10)",,,
1387,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A015","Normanburn","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"NORMANBURN; OR, THE HISTORY OF A YORKSHIRE FAMILY. A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF HARDENBRASS AND HAVERILL; OR, THE SECRET OF THE CASTLE; REFT ROB, OR THE WITCH OF SCOT-MUIR, COMMONLY CALLED MADGE THE SNOOVER;&#8212;CONIRDAN, OR THE ST. KILDIANS; AND THE HISTORY OF JULIUS FITZ-JOHN. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row; and sold by every Bookseller in the United Kingdom, 1819","4 vols (I iv, 316p; II 247p; III 251p; IV 296p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48225-9; EN2 1819: 15; xNSTC; xOCLC","To the Reader' signed 'The Editor'. For the issue of author attribution, particularly the non-acceptance of James Athearn Jones as the author of the chain of novels, of which this is apparently a part, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A004""><i>Hardenbrass and Haverill</i></a> (EN2 1817: 3)",,,
1388,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A016","Pleasures of Want, The","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"THE PLEASURES OF WANT; OR, IN LOVE AND NOT IN LOVE. A NOVEL, BY A POPULAR AUTHOR. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     William Fearman, Library, 170, New Bond Street, 1819","3 vols (I 282p; II 294p; III 201p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48475-8; ECB 455; EN2 1819: 16; NSTC 2P19213; xOCLC","ECB gives publisher as 'Fearson' (evidently a mistake)",,,
1389,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A017","Principle and Passion","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"PRINCIPLE AND PASSION. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","Derby:                     Printed by and for Henry Mozley; and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1819","2 vols (I 308p; II 280p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48354-9; ECB 470; EN2 1819: 17; NSTC 2P26866; xOCLC","Collates in sixes",,,
1390,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A018","Sentimental Journey through Margate and Hastings, A","ANON",1819,"Male",,"A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY THROUGH MARGATE AND HASTINGS. BY DR. COMPARATIVE, JUN","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","1 vol.  (viii, 214p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48644-0; EN2 1819: 19; NSTC 2S38997; OCLC 44417433","According to NSTC and OCLC, sometimes attributed to John Graham",,,
1391,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A019","United Irishman, The","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"THE UNITED IRISHMAN, OR THE FATAL EFFECTS OF CREDULITY; A TALE FOUNDED ON FACTS. IN TWO VOLUMES","Dublin:                     Printed for the Author, 1819","2 vols (I 295p; II 286p). 12&deg;","Dt OLS.186.o.20; EN2 1819: 20; NSTC 2U749; OCLC 37303059","Collates in sixes. OCLC gives imprint as: 'Dublin, J. Cumming and Co.'","1821 as <i>The Cavern in the Wicklow Mountains, or Fate of the O'Brien Family</i> (BL 12808.ff.10). This is a reissue (replacement t.p.), with the Dublin imprint: 'Printed for the Author, by James Charles, No. 57, Mary-Street'; the original drop-head titles in both vols in the BL copy have also been crudely pasted over with the new title",,
1392,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A020","Varieties in Woman","ANON",1819,"Unknown",,"VARIETIES IN WOMAN. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy Paternoster-Row, 1819","3 vols (I 261p; II 240p; III 249p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48859-1; ECB 610; EN2 1819: 21; NSTC 2V1178; OCLC 2826820",,,,
1393,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A021","Charms of Dandyism, The","Thomas ASHE",1819,"Male",,"THE CHARMS OF DANDYISM; OR LIVING IN STYLE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY OLIVIA MORELAND, CHIEF OF THE FEMALE DANDIES; AND EDITED BY CAPTAIN ASHE, AUTHOR OF THE SPIRIT OF THE BOOK, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","3 vols (I 221p; II 218p; III 209p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48290-9; ECB 396; EN2 1819: 22; NSTC 2A17456; OCLC 42635230",,,,
1394,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A022","Campbell","Alexander BALFOUR",1819,"Male",,"CAMPBELL; OR, THE SCOTTISH PROBATIONER. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Published by Oliver and Boyd, High-Street; G. and W. B. Whittaker, London; W. Turnbull, Glasgow; and Johnston and Deas, Dublin, 1819","3 vols (I 335p; II 325p; III 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47206-7; ECB 94; EN2 1819: 23; NSTC 2B4165; OCLC 47875466","5 pp. of separately-paged advs at the end of vol. 3","New York 1819 (NSTC)",,
1395,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A023","Black Robber, The","Edward BALL",1819,"Male",,"THE BLACK ROBBER; A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY EDWARD BALL","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","3 vols (I iv, 241p; II [241p]-472p; III 203p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47093-5; ECB 36; EN2 1819: 24; NSTC 2B4418; OCLC 49463814","Dedication. To Mrs. &mdash;&mdash;.', signed 'E. B.'. OCLC attributes, according to the author's alternative name, to Edward Fitzball","2nd edn 1832 (OCLC)",,
1396,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A024","Emily; and Beauty & Ugliness","Elizabeth BENNETT",1819,"Female",,"EMILY, OR, THE WIFE'S FIRST ERROR; AND BEAUTY & UGLINESS, OR, THE FATHER'S PRAYER AND THE MOTHER'S PROPHECY. TWO TALES. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ELIZABETH BENNET, AUTHOR OF FAITH AND FICTION, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","4 vols (I xvi, 224p; II 212p; III 245p; IV 234p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47109-5; ECB 50; EN2 1819: 25; NSTC 2B18046; OCLC 24898284","For issue of attribution, see Notes to the same author's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1816A019""><i>Faith and Fiction</i></a> (EN2 1816:19)","French trans., 1820 [as <i>Beauté et laideur</i> (CCFR under Bennett, Agnes Maria)]","!!!","found in electronic collection: http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/612325360 CME 3-628-47109-5"
1397,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A025","Carriage, The","Maria BENSON",1819,"Female",,"THE CARRIAGE: BY MARIA BENSON, AUTHOR OF ""THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION."" ""SYSTEM AND NO SYSTEM."" ""IMITATION."" &C","London:                     Published by E. Wallis, 42, Skinner Street, 1819","1 vol.  (168p). 12&deg;","BL N.2070(2); ECB 51; EN2 1819: 26; NSTC 2B18702; OCLC 13285393","Dedication 'to Arnold Knight, M.D. Sheffield', dated Sheffield, 10 Feb 1819. Collates in sixes",,,
1398,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A026","Sisters of St Gothard, The","Elizabeth Cullen BROWN",1819,"Female",,"THE SISTERS OF ST GOTHARD. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY ELIZABETH CULLEN BROWN","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","2 vols (I vii, 228p; II 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47358-6; ECB 78; EN2 1819: 27; NSTC 2B51981; OCLC 6662466","List of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. v&ndash;vii",,,
1399,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A027","Emmeline","Mary BRUNTON",1819,"Female",,"EMMELINE. WITH SOME OTHER PIECES. BY MARY BRUNTON, AUTHOR OF SELF-CONTROL, AND DISCIPLINE. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED A MEMOIR OF HER LIFE, INCLUDING SOME EXTRACTS FROM HER CORRESPONDENCE","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Manners and Miller, and Archibald Constable and Co., Edinburgh; and John Murray, Albemarle Street, London, 1819","1 vol.  (cxxi, 195p, ill.). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-52301-X; ECB 81; EN2 1819: 28; NSTC 2B54747; OCLC 2590001","Portrait of Mrs Brunton (opp. t.p.). Dedication 'to Captain William Balfour, R.N.'. 'Memoir', pp. [v]&ndash;cxxi, signed 'Alex. Brunton', Edinburgh, 2 Mar 1819","2nd edn 1820 (NSTC); New York 1819 (NSTC)",,
1400,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A028","Zeal and Experience","Mary Margaret BUSK",1819,"Female",,"ZEAL AND EXPERIENCE: A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, jun., Old Bond Street, and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row; by Jas.-W. and Chas. Adlard, 23, Bartholomew Close, 1819","2 vols (I 254p; II 245p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48998-9; ECB 654; EN2 1819: 29; xNSTC; OCLC 13293031","For the positive identification of Mary Margaret Busk (1779&ndash;1863) as the author, see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a>",,,
1401,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A029","Esquimaux, The","Emily CLARK",1819,"Female",,"THE ESQUIMAUX; OR, FIDELITY. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS EMILY CLARK, GRAND-DAUGHTER OF THE LATE COLONEL FREDERICK, AND AUTHOR OF TALES AT THE FIRESIDE, BANKS OF THE DOURO, POEMS DEDICATED TO LADY LONSDALE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","3 vols (I 268p; II 268p; III 267p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47291-1; ECB 118; EN2 1819: 30; NSTC 2C23240; xOCLC",,,,
1402,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A030","Express, The","Frances D'AUBIGNE",1819,"Female",,"THE EXPRESS. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY FRANCES D'AUBIGNE","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","3 vols (I 218p; II 210p; III 208p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47423-X; EN2 1819: 31; NSTC 2D3378; xOCLC","Advertisement', dated Jan 1819. 'Notes', vol. 3, pp. [185]&ndash;208",,,
1403,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A031","Necromancer, The",,1819,"Male",,"THE NECROMANCER. COMPRISING A SERIES OF WONDERFUL EVENTS, FOUNDED ON FACT. TRANSLATED FROM A NEW GERMAN WORK, BY T. DUTTON, ESQ","London:                     Printed and published by T. Garland, 1819","1 vol.  (119p). 12&deg;","BL 1077.d.52; EN2 1819: 32; NSTC 2D23815; xOCLC","No German original discovered. Colophon reads: 'T. Garland, Printer, Battle, Sussex'. 'The first book printed at Battle?' (BLPC); but compare <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1816A035""><i>Melmoth House</i></a> (EN2 1816: 36). Collates in sixes",,,
1404,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A032","Robin Hood","Mr EDWARDS",1819,"Male",,"ROBIN HOOD; A TALE OF THE OLDEN TIME. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Oliver & Boyd, High Street; G. & W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, London; and W. Turnbull, Glasgow, 1819","2 vols (I 246p; II 221p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48615-7; EN2 1819: 18; NSTC 2H28683; OCLC 39097315","For information relating to tentative author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below). 8 pp. of separately-paged advs at the end of vol. 2","2nd edn 1819 (NSTC); German trans., 1822",,
1405,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A033","New Aera, The","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1819,"Female",,"THE NEW AERA; OR, ADVENTURES OF JULIEN DELMOUR: RELATED BY HIMSELF. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MADAME DE GENLIS","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1819","4 vols (I viii, 304p; II 240p; III 276p; IV 232p). 12&deg;","BL N.1150; EN2 1819: 33; NSTC 2G4574; OCLC 14201524","Trans. of <i>Les Parvenus, ou les aventures de Julien Delmours</i> (Paris, 1819)",,,
1406,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A034","Freebooter's Wife, The","Emilia GROSETT",1819,"Female",,"THE FREEBOOTER'S WIFE; OR, THE HAG OF GLENBURNE; A SCOTTISH ROMANCE. BY EMILIA GROSETT, AUTHOR OF ""THE MATERNAL SPECTRE,"" &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed and published by W. Mason, 21, Clerkenwell Green: sold also by Simpkin & Marshall, Stationers' Court, 1819","1 vol.  (iv, 183p). 12&deg;","E Hall.277.e; EN2 1819: 34; NSTC 2G23913; OCLC 6777986","Dedication 'to the Ladies of Great Britain; the Constant Admirers of Romance and Fiction, [&hellip;] by the Author'. Collates in sixes",,,
1407,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A035","Highlander, The","E. H. H",1819,"Unknown",,"THE HIGHLANDER; OR, A TALE OF MY LANDLADY. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY E. H. H","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","2 vols (I xxvi, 230p; II 263p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47709-3; EN2 1819: 35; NSTC 2H21027; OCLC 6778416","Preface in vol. 1, pp. [i]&ndash;xiv), satirising the contemporary novel, particularly its stock phrases. 'To the Reader' in vol. 1, pp. [xv]&ndash;xxvi), avows indebtedness to Scott. Continuous roman and arabic pagination, with novel proper beginning at p. [27]",,,
1408,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A036","Antar","Terrick HAMILTON",1819,"Male",,"ANTAR, A BEDOUEEN ROMANCE. TRANSLATED FROM THE ARABIC. BY TERRICK HAMILTON, ESQ. ORIENTAL SECRETARY TO THE BRITISH EMBASSY AT CONSTANTINOPLE","London:                     John Murray, Albemarle-Street, 1819/20","4 vols (I (1819) viii, 356p; II (1820) xlii, 350p; III (1820) 375p; IV (1820) 406p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-49015-4; ECB 253; EN2 1819: 36; NSTC 2H5426; OCLC 42260279","A part trans. of <i>The Romance of Antar</i> ('Sirat Antar ibn Shaddad'), an extensive poem, long handed down by oral tradition only, centred on the Arab poet and warrior, Antara ibn Shaddad. Introduction, vol. 1, pp. [i]&ndash;viii, in which the 'Editor' states the translator to be presently 'out of England'. Drop-head title reads: 'Life and Adventures of Antar'. T.ps. of vols 2, 3, and 4 carry 'Part The First' at the end of the title. Statement on page following 'The Translator's Preface', vol. 2, pp. [i]&ndash;xlii, reads: 'The Binder is requested to prefix this preface to the first volume when bound'. ECB enters as 'Life and Adventures of Antar'","French trans., 1819 (OCLC)",,
1409,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A037","Decision: A Tale","Anne Raikes HARDING",1819,"Female",,"DECISION. A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF CORRECTION, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1819","3 vols (I vii, 348p; II 356p; III 363p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51013-9; ECB 156; EN2 1819: 37; NSTC 2H7486; OCLC 12681365","Preface dated Bath, June 1819. A different work from the anonymous <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1811A008""><i>The Decision; a Novel</i></a> (EN2 1811: 6), and from Barbara Hofland's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1795""><i>Decision: A Tale</i></a> (EN2 1824: 48)","New York 1819 (NSTC)",,
1410,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A038","Veteran, The","Edward HARLEY",1819,"Male",,"THE VETERAN; OR, MATRIMONIAL FELICITIES. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1819","3 vols (I xii, 310p; II viii, 323p; III viii, 348p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48911-3; ECB 612; EN2 1819: 38; NSTC 2H8476; OCLC 52775778",,,,
1411,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A039","Any Thing but What You Expect","Jane HARVEY",1819,"Female",,"ANY THING BUT WHAT YOU EXPECT. BY JANE HARVEY, AUTHOR OF MONTEITH&#8212;ETHELIA&#8212;MEMOIRS OF AN AUTHOR&#8212;RECORDS OF A NOBLE FAMILY, ETC. ETC. ETC. IN THREE VOLUMES","Derby:                     Printed by and for Henry Mozley, 1819","3 vols (I 334p; II 315p; III 311p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47632-1; ECB 257; EN2 1819: 39; xNSTC; xOCLC","ECB lists as Mozley and Longman. Collates in sixes",,,
1412,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A040","Cesario Rosalba","Anne Julia Kemble HATTON",1819,"Female",,"CESARIO ROSALBA; OR, THE OATH OF VENGEANCE. A ROMANCE. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY ANN OF SWANSEA, AUTHOR OF SICILIAN MYSTERIES, CONVICTION, GONZALO DE BALDIVIA, SECRET AVENGERS, SECRETS IN EVERY MANSION, CAMBRIAN PICTURES, CHRONICLES OF AN ILLUSTRIOUS HOUSE, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","5 vols (I 299p; II 291p; III 296p; IV 274p; V 295p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48742-0; ECB 20; EN2 1819: 40; NSTC 2A13188; OCLC 6779171","Inscription' to Mrs Coutts, dated Swansea, St John's, 5 Mar 1819",,,
1413,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A041","Augustus & Adelina","Miss C. D. HAYNES [afterwards GOLLAND, Mrs C. D.]",1819,"Female",,"AUGUSTUS & ADELINA; OR, THE MONK OF ST. BARNARDINE. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MISS C. D. HAYNES, AUTHOR OF THE FOUNDLING OF DEVONSHIRE, CASTLE OF LE BLANC, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","4 vols (I 220p; II 247p; III 240p; IV 217p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47641-0; ECB 260; EN2 1819: 41; NSTC 2H14179; xOCLC",,,,
1414,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A042","Anastasius","Thomas HOPE",1819,"Male",,"ANASTASIUS: OR, MEMOIRS OF A GREEK; WRITTEN AT THE CLOSE OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     John Murray, Albemarle-Street, 1819","3 vols (I iii, 376p; II 429p; III 457p). 8&deg;","BL 12612.g.13; ECB 16; NSTC 2H29859; EN2 1819: 42; OCLC 3435032","Preface of the Editor', vol. 1, pp. [i]&ndash;iii. 'Notes' at end of each vol: vol. 1, pp. [357]&ndash;376; vol. 2, pp. [419]&ndash;429; vol. 3, pp. [453]&ndash;457. 'Works Recently Published' (8 pp. unn.), dated Nov 1819, at end of vol. 1. The first 3-decker novel at a guinea-and-a-half!","2nd edn 1820 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1820 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47057-9; 4th edn 1827 (NSTC); 1836 (NSTC); New York 1820 (NSTC); French trans., 1820; German trans., 1821",,
1415,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A043","Oakwood Hall","Catherine HUTTON [also Catharine]",1819,"Female",,"OAKWOOD HALL, A NOVEL; INCLUDING A DESCRIPTION OF THE LAKES OF CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORELAND, AND A PART OF SOUTH WALES. BY CATHERINE HUTTON, AUTHOR OF ""THE MISER MARRIED,"" AND ""THE WELSH MOUNTAINEER."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Strahan and Spottiswoode, Printers-Street; for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1819","3 vols (I vii, 271p; II 253p; III 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47865-0; ECB 291; EN2 1819: 43; NSTC 2H39192; OCLC 4784522","Preface, signed Catherine Hutton, dated 'Bennett's Hill, near Birmingham, Feb. 1819'. This opens: 'Oakwood Hall, though last published as an entire work, was my first attempt at writing for the press, and is the one alluded to in the preface of the Miser Married, as having been undertaken upon reading a celebrated novel of great exuberance. The novel, which occasioned it will be found in Mrs. Oakwood's library in the present work. // Oakwood Hall was cut into shreds, and published some years since, under the title of Oakwood House, in the periodical publication called La Belle Assemblée: the work, as it is now offered to the Public, has received great additions, and, I hope, many improvements'","Philadelphia 1819 (OCLC)",,
1416,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A044","Leolin Abbey","Alicia LEFANU",1819,"Female",,"LEOLIN ABBEY. A NOVEL. BY ALICIA LEFANU, AUTHOR OF STRATHALLAN AND HELEN MONTEAGLE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Strahan and Spottiswoode, Printers-Street; for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1819","3 vols (I 395p; II 286p; III 276p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47977-0; ECB 336; EN2 1819: 44; NSTC 2L9896; xOCLC",,"French trans., 1824 [as <i>L'Abbaye de Léolin. Traduit de l'anglais de Regina Maria Roche</i> (CCFR)]",,
1417,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A045","Hesitation","Elizabeth B. LESTER",1819,"Female",,"HESITATION; OR, TO MARRY, OR, NOT TO MARRY? IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Strahan and Spottiswoode, Printers-Street; for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1819","3 vols (I 287p; II 243p; III 269p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47682-8; ECB 267; EN2 1819: 45; NSTC 2R17993; OCLC 10928582","For attribution to Lester, rather than to Mrs Ross, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A037""><i>The Bachelor and the Married Man</i></a> (EN2 1817: 37), and Publishing Papers (click on link below)","New York 1819 (OCLC)",,
1418,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A046","Hermit in London, The","Felix MACDONOGH",1819,"Male",,"THE HERMIT IN LONDON; OR, SKETCHES OF ENGLISH MANNERS","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, Public Library, Conduit Street, 1819/20","5 vols (I (1819) iii, 237p; II (1819) iii, 251p; III (1819) iii, 264p; IV (1820) ii, 245p; V (1820) ii, 243p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51058-9; ECB 265; EN2 1819: 46; NSTC 2M3276; OCLC 1392920",,"1821 (NSTC); 1822 (NSTC); [1850?] (NSTC); New York 1820 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1820 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1820&ndash;21",,
1419,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A047","Old Tapestry","M. W. MASKELL",1819,"Unknown",,"OLD TAPESTRY; A TALE OF REAL LIFE. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. for W. and C. Tait, Prince's Street; and G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, London, 1819","2 vols (I xiii, 325p; II 319p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48253-4; ECB 422; EN2 1819: 47; NSTC 2M18581; OCLC 52824199","Dedication 'to Flint Popham, Esq.', signed 'M. W. M. Brasen-Nose College', Oxford, Mar 1819",,,
1420,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A048","Veiled Protectress, The","Mary MEEKE",1819,"Female",,"THE VEILED PROTECTRESS; OR, THE MYSTERIOUS MOTHER. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY MRS. MEEKE, AUTHOR OF MATRIMONY, NINE DAYS' WONDER, OLD WIFE AND YOUNG HUSBAND, SPANISH CAMPAIGN, CONSCIENCE, THERE IS A SECRET! ELLESMERE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","5 vols (I 257p; II 280p; III 263p; IV 240p; V 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47960-6; ECB 378; EN2 1819: 48; NSTC 2M23137; OCLC 6932611",,,,
1421,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A049","Eveleen Mountjoy","Mrs Robert MOORE",1819,"Female",,"EVELEEN MOUNTJOY; OR, VIEWS OF LIFE. A NOVEL. BY MRS. ROBERT MOORE. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1819","4 vols (I vii, 372p; II 256p; III 296p; IV 256p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48286-0; ECB 394; EN2 1819: 49; NSTC 2M35055; OCLC 47116197","Preface dated Weymouth, July 1819. OCLC gives author's name as Eleanor Moore. Longman Divide Ledger entry has name of 'Mrs A. A. Moore' written above record for this title&mdash;see Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1422,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A050","Forman","Abel MOYSEY",1819,"Male",,"FORMAN. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Ogle, Duncan, and Co. 37, Paternoster Row, and 295, Holborn; and Ogle, Allardice, and Thomson, Edinburgh, 1819","3 vols (I viii, 309p; II 328p; III 317p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47822-7; ECB 211; EN2 1819: 50; NSTC 2M39621; OCLC 11538456","Dedication 'to Walter Scott, Esq.'. Preface opens: 'The original hint for the following story may be found in the proceedings upon the Widow Turner's case, for the murder of Sir Thomas Overbury, 1 State Trials, 3d Edition, p. 339'. H&L attributes to Brougham, Lord Henry",,,
1423,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A051","Elvington","Eliza NATHAN",1819,"Female",,"ELVINGTON. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. NATHAN","London:                     Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 41, Pall-Mall, 1819","3 vols (I xii, 287p; II 288p; III 280p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48186-4; EN2 1819: 51; NSTC 2N1558; xOCLC","Dedication 'to my husband'. 'Prospectus of an Academy for Vocal Music, on Mr. Nathan's System of Teaching Singing', vol. 1, pp. [x]&ndash;xi. ECB 406 lists Newman edn; but not discovered in this form",,,
1424,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A052","Dudley","Adelaide O'KEEFFE",1819,"Female",,"DUDLEY. BY MISS O'KEEFFE, AUTHOR OF PATRIARCHAL TIMES, OR THE LAND OF CANAAN; ZENOBIA, QUEEN OF PALMYRA; &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Strahan and Spottiswoode, Printers-Street; for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1819","3 vols (I viii, 369p; II iv, 452p; III iv, 453p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48245-3; ECB 421; EN2 1819: 52; NSTC 2O2585; OCLC 21494230","To the Public', signed 'Adelaide O'Keefe. Chichester, Sussex. May 1819'. Epistolary novel with list of 'Correspondents' at beginning of vol. 1 after 'the good old-fashioned custom of Richardson and others'","French trans., 1824 (OCLC)","dudley01okee dudley02okee dudley03okee","3 vols, UIUC"
1425,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A053","Maurice and Berghetta","William PARNELL",1819,"Male",,"MAURICE AND BERGHETTA; OR, THE PRIEST OF RAHERY. A TALE","London:                     Printed for Rowland Hunter, Successor to Mr. Johnson, 72, St. Paul's Church-Yard; and C. P. Archer, Dublin, 1819","1 vol.  (xliii, 356p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48198-8; ECB 434; EN2 1819: 53; NSTC 2P4919; OCLC 2688862","Dedication 'to the Catholic Priesthood of Ireland'. Drop-head title reads: 'The Priest of Rahery's Tale'","2nd edn Dublin 1820 (NSTC); 1825 as <i>The Priest of Rahery</i> (NSTC); Boston 1820 (NSTC)",,
1426,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A054","Ernestus Berchtold","John William POLIDORI",1819,"Male",,"ERNESTUS BERCHTOLD; OR, THE MODERN OEDIPUS. A TALE. BY JOHN WILLIAM POLIDORI, M.D","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1819","1 vol.  (viii, 275p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48480-4; ECB 460; EN2 1819: 54; NSTC 2P20555; OCLC 22105256",,,,
1427,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A055","Vampyre, The","John William POLIDORI",1819,"Male",,"THE VAMPYRE; A TALE","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1819","1 vol.  (xxv, 84p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51148-8; ECB 90; EN2 1819: 55; NSTC 2P20559; OCLC 1904059","[Entered at Stationers' Hall, March 27, 1819.]' after imprint date. 'Extract from a Letter to Geneva', with t.p. 'Extract of a Letter to the Editor', pp. [vii]&ndash;xvi. Introduction, pp. [xix]&ndash;xxv. Continuous roman and arabic pagination in vol. 1, with tale beginning at p. [27]. 'Extract of a Letter, containing an Account of Lord Byron's Residence in the Island of Mitylene', introduced by separate t.p., pp. [75]&ndash;84: this has been ascribed to John Mitford, R.N. The story was also published in the <i>New Monthly Magazine</i>, Apr 1819, and attributed by the publisher to Byron; subsequently repudiated by him, and claimed by Polidori. ECB lists as by Byron. OCLC 1904043 describes another 1819 edn with the imprint of John Miller, London; this is described as 46 pp in length. For further details concerning the early publication history, see Publishing Papers (click on link below)","[1830?] (NSTC); Albany, NY, 1819 (OCLC) [also Boston 1819 (OCLC); New York 1819 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1819 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1819; German trans., 1819",,
1428,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A056","No Fiction","Andrew REED",1819,"Male",,"NO FICTION: A NARRATIVE, FOUNDED ON RECENT AND INTERESTING FACTS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by H. Teape, Tower-Hill. Sold by Cadell & Davies, Strand; Hatchard, Piccadilly; Hamilton, Paternoster-Row; Conder, St. Paul's Church-Yard; Westley, Stationers' Court; Nisbet, Castle-Street; Wilson, Royal Exchange; Blanshard, City-Road; and W. Wilson & Co. George Street, Edinburgh, 1819","2 vols (I xi, 327p; II 340p). 8&deg;","ABu SB.82379.Ree; ECB 415; EN2 1819: 56; NSTC 2R4715; xOCLC","Dedication 'to Youth'","2nd edn 1819 (OCLC 21883757); 2nd edn 1820 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48926-8; 3rd edn 1820 (NSTC); 4th edn 1820 (OCLC); 6th edn 1822 (NSTC); 7th edn 1823 (NSTC); Baltimore 1821 (NSTC) [also Boston 1821 (OCLC); Hartford, CT, 1821 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1821 (OCLC)]; German trans., 1834",,
1429,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A057","Saint Patrick","James RENNIE",1819,"Male",,"SAINT PATRICK: A NATIONAL TALE OF THE FIFTH CENTURY. BY AN ANTIQUARY. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Robinson, and Company, London, 1819","3 vols (I xlviii, 264p; II 359p; III 320p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48576-2; ECB 512; EN2 1819: 57; NSTC 2R7037; OCLC 10945017","The Author's Personal Narrative. To be read either before or after the Tale, or not at all, as the Reader may incline', vol. 1, pp. [i]&ndash;xlviii, dated 'Stephen's Green, Dublin, Nov. 2, 1818'. Colophons read: 'Printed by George Ramsay and Co, Edinburgh, 1818'",,,
1430,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A058","Exile of Poland, The",,1819,"Female",,"THE EXILE OF POLAND; OR, THE VOW OF CELIBACY; A NOVEL, TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, BY MRS. RICHARDSON, AUTHOR OF THE TRAGEDIES OF ""ETHELRED,"" ""GERTRUDE,"" ""ORIGINAL POEMS FOR YOUTH,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Published by W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers' Court, Ludgate Street, and C. Chapple, 66, Pall-Mall, 1819","3 vols (I 213p; II 230p; III 240p). 12&deg;","BL N.2734; ECB 196; EN2 1819: 58; NSTC 2R9843; xOCLC","No French original discovered. An element of uncertainty must therefore remain over whether this represents a genuine translation or an original work","1824 (Corvey&mdash;a reissue by A. K. Newman), CME 3-628-48572-X",,
1431,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A059","Lucilla","Elizabeth SANDHAM",1819,"Female",,"LUCILLA; OR, THE RECONCILIATION. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE TWIN SISTERS, ADOPTED DAUGHTER, WILLIAM SELWYN, &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No. 20, Paternoster-Row, 1819","2 vols (I xi, 247p; II 250p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48120-1; ECB 355; EN2 1819: 60; NSTC 2S4110; OCLC 33128266","ECB lists publisher as Harris, but not discovered in this form",,,
1432,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A060","Tales of my Landlord, Third Series","Sir Walter SCOTT",1819,"Male",,"TALES OF MY LANDLORD, THIRD SERIES, COLLECTED AND ARRANGED BY JEDEDIAH CLEISHBOTHAM, SCHOOLMASTER AND PARISH-CLERK OF GANDERCLEUGH. IN FOUR VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapside, London, 1819","4 vols (I 333p; II 324p; III 333p: IV 330p). 12&deg;","BL 636.e.8,9; ECB 575; EN2 1819: 61; NSTC 2S10296; OCLC 2461092","Contains 'The Bride of Lammermoor' (ends vol. 3, p. 131) and 'A Legend of Montrose' (begins vol. 3, p. [135])","2nd edn' 1819 (CBEL3); '3rd edn' 1819 (Corvey, CBEL3); New York 1819 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1819 (NSTC)]; French trans., of 'The Bride of Lammermoor' 1819 and 'A Legend of Montrose' [as <i>L'Officier de fortune</i> (NSTC)] 1819; German trans., of 'The Bride of Lammermoor' [as <i>Die Braut</i> (RS)] 1820, and of 'A Legend of Montrose' [as <i>Allan Mac-Aulay, der Seher des Hochlandes</i> (RS)] 1821. Multiple reprintings of the constituent tales  in collected edns as separate tales",,
1433,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A061","Frances","M. SMITH",1819,"Unknown",,"FRANCES; OR, THE TWO MOTHERS. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY M. S","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","3 vols (I 242p; II 237p; III 210p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47827-8; ECB 215; EN2 1819: 62; NSTC 2F13731; xOCLC","NSTC states that Dt copy completes 'M. Smith' as author's name on t.p., written in pencil",,,"no scans found 20110819; CME, copies in the UK OCLC 230575252 504281506"
1434,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A062","Traveller's Tale of the Last Century, A","Elizabeth Isabella SPENCE",1819,"Female",,"A TRAVELLER'S TALE OF THE LAST CENTURY: BY ELIZABETH ISABELLA SPENCE, AUTHOR OF LETTERS FROM THE NORTH HIGHLANDS; AND THE CURATE AND HIS DAUGHTER. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by Strahan and Spottiswoode, Printers-Street; for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1819","3 vols (I xv, 243p; II 213p; III 262p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48723-4; ECB 554; EN2 1819: 63; NSTC 2S33539; OCLC 52981127","Dedication to Lady Hamlyn Williams, signed 'Northumberland-Street, Nottingham-Place'. ECB dates Mar 1817, probably in error",,,
1435,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A063","Iskander","Arthur SPENSER",1819,"Male",,"ISKANDER; OR, THE HERO OF EPIRUS. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ARTHUR SPENSER","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","3 vols (I iv, 218p; II 227p; III 218p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48725-0; ECB 554; EN2 1819: 64; NSTC 2S33983; xOCLC",,,,
1436,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A064","Son of O'Donnel, The","Rosalia ST CLAIR",1819,"Female",,"THE SON OF O'DONNEL. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ROSALIA ST. CLAIR, AUTHOR OF THE BLIND BEGGAR, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","3 vols (I 220p; II 215p; III 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48501-0; ECB 511; EN2 1819: 59; NSTC 2S2000; xOCLC",,,,
1437,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A065","Redmond the Rebel","Alexander SUTHERLAND",1819,"Male",,"REDMOND THE REBEL; OR, THEY MET AT WATERLOO. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","3 vols (I 252p; II 260p; III 265p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48519-3; ECB 482; EN2 1819: 65; NSTC 2S47482; OCLC 48564457",,,,
1438,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A066","Family Mansion, The","Ann TAYLOR",1819,"Female",,"THE FAMILY MANSION. A TALE. BY MRS. TAYLOR, OF ONGAR, AUTHOR OF 'MATERNAL SOLICITUDE, PRACTICAL HINTS,' &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Taylor and Hessey, Fleet Street, 1819","1 vol.  (206p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 1507/891; ECB 578; EN2 1819: 66; NSTC 2T3021; OCLC 13349116",,"2nd edn 1820 (NSTC); 4th edn 1820 (OCLC); 5th edn 1827 (NSTC); 5th [sic] edn 1830 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1820 (OCLC)",,
1439,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A067","Authoress, The","Jane TAYLOR",1819,"Female",,"THE AUTHORESS. A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""RACHEL.""","London:                     Printed for Taylor and Hessey, Fleet Street, 1819","1 vol.  (vii, 168p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47082-X; ECB 33; EN2 1819: 67; NSTC 2A19807; OCLC 12537088","Frontispiece carries the legend: 'Published Mar 1, 1819'. 2nd end. is attributed to Jane Taylor (1783&ndash;1824) in OCLC. For further arguments in favour of Jane Taylor's authorship of this and two allied titles, see Rainer Schöwerling's Introduction to the Edition Corvey Facsimile of <i>The Authoress</i> (Stuttgart, 1988), pp. 23&ndash;25, 34&ndash;35. Also attributed to 'Miss Taylor' in Tyrrell Library Catalogue: see Contemporary Libraries (click on link below)","2nd edn 1822 (NUC)",,
1440,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A068","Thorn, The","Catherine George WARD",1819,"Female",,"THE THORN, OR DOUBTFUL PROPERTY. BY CATHERINE G. WARD, AUTHOR OF 'THE ORPHAN BOY,' 'COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF,' 'FISHER'S DAUGHTER,' 'MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE,' 'FAMILY PORTRAITS,' &C","London:                     Published by J. Robins and Co. Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row; G. Virtue, Ivy Lane, and Bath Street, Bristol; and J. Robins jun. and Co. Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin, 1825 [first published 1819?]","1 vol.  (726p, ill.). 8&deg;","No copy of 1st edn of 1819 located; EN2 1819: 68; xNSTC; xOCLC","Details above replicate edn of 1825 (O Pettingell.635), which collates in fours. Summers (p. 209) dates 'The Thorn; or Doubtful Property' as 1819 in his listing of Ward's works. It also appears as one of the works by the author in the titles of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1823A083""><i>The Mysteries of St Clair</i></a> (EN2 1823: 83) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1744""><i>The Widow's Choice</i></a> (EN2 1823: 84)","1825 (see note above); 1830 (OCLC 22332994)",,
1441,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A069","Recluse of Albyn Hall, The","Zara WENTWORTH",1819,"Female",,"THE RECLUSE OF ALBYN HALL. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ZARA WENTWORTH","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1819","3 vols (I 242p; II 258p; III 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48891-5; ECB 630; EN2 1819: 69; NSTC 2W12930; OCLC 49448895",,,,
1442,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A070","Count Glarus of Switzerland","William S. WICKENDEN",1819,"Male",,"COUNT GLARUS OF SWITZERLAND. INTERSPERSED WITH SOME PIECES OF POETRY. BY W. S. WICKENDEN, THE BARD OF THE FOREST. DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, TO EDWARD JENNER, ESQ. M.D.F.R.S","Gloucester:                     Printed by J. Roberts, Herald Office; sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster Row, London; Barry and Son, Bristol; and all other Booksellers, n.d. [1819]","1 vol.  (109p). 12&deg;","ABu SB.82379.Wic; ECB 636; EN2 1819: 70; NSTC 2W19034; OCLC 43033325","Dedication to Edward Jenner, dated Dean-Forest, Apr 1819. 6 pp. (unn.) 'List of Subscribers'",,,
1443,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A071","New Tales by Mrs Wilkinson","Sarah Scudgell WILKINSON",1819,"Female",,"NEW TALES BY MRS. WILKINSON, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Matthew Iley, 1, Somerset Street, Portman Square, 1819","3 vols (I 300p; II 286p; III 231p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48925-3; ECB 637; EN2 1819: 71; xNSTC; OCLC 48886721","I 'The Bandit of Florence; and the Fugitive Nun'; II 'The Bandit of Florence; and the Fugitive Nun', continued; III 'Imbecility of Mind'; addressed to the Author of ""Purity of Heart"". Dedication to the Earl of Pomfret. ECB dates c. 1825, and places this title apart from those listed as by Sarah Wilkinson",,,
1444,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A072","History of Michael Kemp, The","Anne WOODROOFFE",1819,"Female",,"THE HISTORY OF MICHAEL KEMP, THE HAPPY FARMER'S LAD","Bath:                     Printed by Wood and Co. at the Bath and Cheltenham Gazette Office, Union-Street, 1819","2 vols (I 149p; II [161p]). 12&deg;","O 1489.f.2966; EN2 1819: 72; NSTC 2W30517; xOCLC","Vol. 2 t.p. imprint differs by also including 'and sold by Hatchard, London; Binns and Robinson, Bath; Richardson, Bristol; and all other Booksellers'; it also states 'Part II' rather than 'Vol. II'. The last page in Bodleian copy is written in hand, presumably as a result of the original printed page having been damaged; the same occurs with pp. 5/6 of vol. 1. Collates in sixes","2nd edn 1821 (OCLC 2833240); 3rd edn London 1823 (C S727.d.82.81); 4th edn London 1830 (NSTC); New York 1841 (from 6th London edn) (NSTC, OCLC)",,
1445,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1819A073","Harold the Exile","Alicia WYNDHAM",1819,"Female",,"HAROLD THE EXILE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     * * * * * * *, 1819","3 vols (I 284p; II 312p; III 322p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47627-5; EN2 1819: 73; NSTC 2H8648; OCLC 12572024","First of a sequence of 'Introductory Letters' from Geneva to the correpondent's sister, vol. 1, pp. [1]&ndash;83, signed 'Alicia W.'; and further letters in this sequence, similiarly written to a sister, signed 'A. W.'. It seems unclear from the context whether these are entirely fictitious or not. List of 'Popular Novels' (2 pp. unn.) published by Henry Colburn at end of vol. 3. Sadleir (Item 87) states 'This curious novel is a satire on Byron, Caroline Lamb and other contemporaries. The asterisked imprint is unique in my experience in nineteenth-century publishing'. A note on the catalogue card at Trinity College, Dublin, records: 'Possibly by Alicia Wyndham, a member of the noted Welsh family who intermarried with the Wyndham-Quinn family of Adare from whence this copy comes.' Printer's marks (verso of t.p.) and colophons in all vols of 'J. Gillet, Printer, Crown-Court, Fleet-Street, London'",,,
1446,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A001","Augustus","ANON",1820,"Unknown",,"AUGUSTUS; OR, THE AMBITIOUS STUDENT","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1820","1 vol.  (vii, 356p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47032-3; ECB 32; EN2 1820: 1; NSTC 2A19261; OCLC 13227513",,,,
1447,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A002","De Clifford","ANON",1820,"Unknown",,"DE CLIFFORD; OR, PASSION MORE POWERFUL THAN REASON. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1820","4 vols (I 263p; II 239p; III 240p; IV 306p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47294-6; ECB 157; EN2 1820: 2; NSTC 2D7144; OCLC 13238540",,,,
1448,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A003","Edinburgh: A Satirical Novel","ANON",1820,"Unknown",,"EDINBURGH: A SATIRICAL NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF LONDON; OR, A MONTH AT STEVENS'S. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1820","3 vols (I viii, 251p; II 309p; III 235p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47517-1; ECB 178; EN2 1820: 3; NSTC 2E4172; OCLC 4321312",,,,
1449,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A004","Edward, or the Pursuit of Happiness","ANON",1820,"Unknown",,"EDWARD, OR THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS","London:                     Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; by J. M'Creery, Black-Horse-Court, 1820","1 vol.  (180p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47513-9; ECB 180; EN2 1820: 4; NSTC 2E4809; xOCLC",,,,
1450,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A005","Exile, The","ANON",1820,"Unknown",,"THE EXILE: OR, MATILDA OF THE CASTLE, AND ROUSINA OF THE ALPS; AN HISTORICAL MEMOIR","London:                     William Sams, Bookseller, by Appointment, to H.R.H. the Duke of York, No. 1, St. James's Street, 1820","1 vol.  (xi, 118p). 12&deg;","ABu SB.82379.Exi; EN2 1820: 5; NSTC 2M20195; OCLC 40345026","Prefatory dedication signed 'Horatio'. Drop-head title reads: 'Matilda the Exile, and the Maid of the Alps'. 1 p. adv. at end for 'Sams's Circulating Library, Corner of Pall Mall, opposite St. James's Palace'",,,
1451,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A006","Good-Humour","ANON",1820,"Unknown",,"GOOD-HUMOUR; OR MY UNCLE, THE GENERAL. BY A THIRD COUSIN. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Egerton, Whitehall, 1820","2 vols (I xi, 310p; II 367p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47842-1; ECB 236; EN2 1820: 6; NSTC 2G13170; OCLC 5867051","&lsquo;Advertisement&rsquo;, vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;xi, presents as &lsquo;really less a Novel, than a sketch of one&rsquo; (p. x)",,,
1452,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A007","Olivia, or the Orphan","ANON",1820,"Female",,"OLIVIA, OR THE ORPHAN. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY A LADY OF DISTINCTION","London:                     Printed for Matthew Iley, Somerset-Street, Portman-Square, 1820","2 vols (I 240p; II 207p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48256-9; ECB 423; EN2 1820: 8; NSTC 2O3379; xOCLC",,,,
1453,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A008","Smugglers, The","ANON",1820,"Unknown",,"THE SMUGGLERS, A TALE, DESCRIPTIVE OF THE SEA-COAST MANNERS OF SCOTLAND. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for J. Dick, High-Street, 1820","3 vols (I 243p; II 243p; III 267p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48716-1; EN2 1820: 9; NSTC 2S29249; xOCLC","ECB 547 lists Newman edn, Mar 1822; but not discovered in this form",,,
1454,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A009","West-Indian, The","ANON",1820,"Unknown",,"THE WEST-INDIAN, OR THE BROTHERS; A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES","Dublin:                     Printed at the Hibernia Press Office, 1, Temple Lane, for John Cumming, 16, Lower Ormond Quay, and A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street. London, 1820","3 vols (I vii, 189p; II 233p; III 181p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48896-6; ECB 630; EN2 1820: 11; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
1455,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A010","Baldwin","Richard Harris BARHAM",1820,"Male",,"BALDWIN; OR, A MISER'S HEIR. A SERIO-COMIC TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY AN OLD BACHELOR","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1820","2 vols (I vi, 245p; II 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47091-9; ECB 36; EN2 1820: 13; NSTC 2B7767; xOCLC","Dedication 'To Anybody', signed 'G. H. E.'. NSTC gives the author's pseudonym as George Hector Epaminondas. Copy at Harvard (*EC8.B2395.8206) includes author's MS revisions, evidently in preparation for a 2nd edn",,,
1456,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A011","Royal Wanderer, or Secret Memoirs of Caroline, The","Edward BARRON",1820,"Male",,"THE ROYAL WANDERER, OR SECRET MEMOIRS OF CAROLINE: THE WHOLE FOUNDED ON RECENT FACTS, AND CONTAINING AMONG OTHER THINGS, AN AUTHENTIC AND HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED ACCOUNT OF COURT-CABALS, AND ROYAL TRAVELS. BY EDWARD BARRON, ESQ. EMBELLISHED WITH ENGRAVINGS","London:                     Printed and published by H. Rowe, 11, Warwick-Square, Paternoster-Row, 1820","1 vol.  (860p, ill.). 8&deg;","NN CK.Barron; EN2 1820: 14; NSTC 2B9759; OCLC 35251524","Preface dated 'January 1st'. A 'secret history' of Princess Caroline, distinct from The Royal Wanderer, 'by Algernon', 3 vols (see EN2 1815: 15). The copy seen is bound with the same author's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1820A012""><i>The Wrongs of Royalty; being a Continuation of The Royal Wanderer</i></a> (EN2 1820: 15). Collates in fours","1821 (OCLC); 1823 (NSTC)",,
1457,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A012","Wrongs of Royalty, The","Edward BARRON",1820,"Male",,"THE WRONGS OF ROYALTY; BEING, A CONTINUATION OF THE ROYAL WANDERER, OR, MEMOIRS OF HER PRESENT MAJESTY QUEEN CAROLINE. [&#8230;] BY EDWARD BARRON, ESQ","London:                     Printed and published by H. Rowe, 11, Warwick-Square, Paternoster-Row, 1820","1 vol.  (iv, 288p, ill.). 8&deg;","NN CK.Barron; EN2 1820: 15; xNSTC; OCLC 19448031","Preface dated London, June 1820. T.p. description above omits more than 100 words of additional text outlining contents. Collates in fours",,,
1458,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A013","Disorder and Order","Amelia BEAUCLERC",1820,"Female",,"DISORDER AND ORDER. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY AMELIA BEAUCLERC, AUTHOR OF MONTREITHE, OR THE PEER OF SCOTLAND; ALINDA, OR CHILD OF MYSTERY; THE DESERTER; HUSBAND HUNTERS, &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1820","3 vols (I 258p; II 264p; III 275p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47133-8; ECB 45; EN2 1820: 16; NSTC 2B13634; OCLC 24898146",,,,
1459,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A014","Domestic Scenes. A Novel","Mrs Alexander BLAIR",1820,"Female",,"DOMESTIC SCENES. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY LADY HUMDRUM, AUTHOR OF MORE WORKS THAN BEAR HER NAME","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1820","3 vols (I 368p; II 359p; III 386p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47801-4; ECB 168; EN2 1820: 38; NSTC 2H36417; OCLC 16068495","Distinct from <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1806A062""><i>Domestic Scenes</i></a> by Mrs Showes (EN2 1806: 61). For author attribution, see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">3</a> and <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">4</a>, and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1460,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A015","Carnwaith Muir","James BROWN",1820,"Male",,"CARNWATH MUIR, A TALE, FOUNDED ON FACTS","Edinburgh:                     Printed for the Author. Sold by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; William Turnbull, Glasgow; and William Robertson, Lanark, 1820","1 vol.  (xii, 409p). 12&deg;","E Hall.197f; EN2 1820: 17; NSTC 2C8118; xOCLC","With MS note (on recto of blank leaf before t.p.), identifying author as 'James Brown, Farmer, [&hellip;] Carluke'. Dedication 'to Sir Charles M'Donald Lockhart of Lee and Carnwath, Baronet'",,,
1461,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A016","Tragic Tales","Sir Samuel Egerton BRYDGES",1820,"Male",,"TRAGIC TALES. CONINGSBY, AND LORD BROKENHURST. BY SIR EGERTON BRYDGES, BART","London:                     Printed for Robert Triphook, 23, Old Bond-Street, 1820","2 vols (I 186p; II 198p). 18&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47143-5; EN2 1820: 18; NSTC 2B55206; OCLC 29139957","Preface dated Geneva, 23 Aug 1819. <i>Coningsby, a Tragic Tale</i> was printed separately, with Paris, Geneva and London publishers on the t.p., in 1819. <i>Lord Brokenhurst, or Fragments of Winter Leaves, a Tragic Tale</i> was also published separately, with a Geneva imprint, 1819. In addition to these titles, Brydges published <i>Sir Ralph Willoughby: An Historical Tale of the Sixteenth Century</i> under a Florence imprint of 1820, but no London issue of this has been discovered (copies at BL, C, E, O, and MH, all have Florence only imprint)",,,
1462,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A017","Lochiel","David CAREY",1820,"Male",,"LOCHIEL; OR, THE FIELD OF CULLODEN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1820","3 vols (I xxiii, 358p; II 347p; III 396p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48109-0; ECB 350; EN2 1820: 19; NSTC 2C7017; OCLC 17395762","Dedication to John Crichton Stuart, Marquis of Bute","French trans., 1822 [as <i>Édouard en Écosse, ou la bataille de Culloden</i> (CCFR)]. NSTC 1826 edn at MH is in fact 1820, as above",,
1463,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A018","Dacresfield","CORDELIA",1820,"Female",,"DACRESFIELD; OR, VICISSITUDES ON EARTH. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY CORDELIA, CHIEF LADY AT THE COURT OF QUEEN MAB!","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1820","4 vols (I xiv, 220p; II 230p; III 221p; IV 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47384-5; ECB 149; EN2 1820: 20; NSTC 2C37797; xOCLC","Introduction 'by her Elfin Majesty'",,,
1464,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A019","Sir Francis Darrell","Robert Charles DALLAS",1820,"Male",,"SIR FRANCIS DARRELL; OR THE VORTEX: A NOVEL. BY R. C. DALLAS, ESQ. AUTHOR OF PERCIVAL, AUBREY, MORLAND, &C. &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1820","4 vols (I vii, 300p; II 290p; III 306p; IV 336p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47416-7; ECB 150; EN2 1820: 21; NSTC 2D1116; OCLC 49373700","Preface signed St Adresse, 6 Apr 1820",,,
1465,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A020","Tales of my Landlord, New Series, containing Pontefract Castle","Thomas John DIBDIN",1820,"Male",,"TALES OF MY LANDLORD, NEW SERIES, CONTAINING PONTEFRACT CASTLE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for William Fearman, New Bond Street, 1820","3 vols (I xlvi, 226p; II 290p; III 319p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48870-2; ECB 575; EN2 1820: 10; NSTC 2T1406; OCLC 20439642","OCLC attributes authorship to William Fearman, actually the publisher. For the present tentative attribution, see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">3</a> and <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">4</a>","French trans., 1821 [as <i>Le Château de Pontefract, par Sir Walter Scott</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1824 [as <i>Das Schloss von Pontefract</i> (RS)]",,
1466,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A021","Nice Distinctions","Miss DRISCOLL",1820,"Female",,"NICE DISTINCTIONS: A TALE","Dublin:                     Printed at the Hibernia Press Office, 1, Temple-Lane for J. Cumming 16, Lower Ormond-Quay; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1820","1 vol.  (vii, 330p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48223-2; ECB 413; EN2 1820: 7; NSTC 2N7355; OCLC 17475165","Preface to 'Jedediah Cleishbotham', dated Dublin, 30 Sept 1819. For author attribution, see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">2</a> and <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">3</a>",,,
1467,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A022","Contested Election, The","Alicia Margaret ENNIS",1820,"Female",,"THE CONTESTED ELECTION; OR A COURTIER'S PROMISES. IN THREE VOLUMES. DEDICATED BY PERMISSION, TO HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF LEINSTER, &C. &C. BY A. M. ENNIS, AUTHOR OF IRELAND, OR THE MONTAGUE FAMILY","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1820","3 vols (I viii, 302p; II 305p; III 316p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47461-2; ECB 188; EN2 1820: 22; NSTC 2E10671; OCLC 5058290","Dedication to the Duke of Leinster, signed Alicia Margaret Ennis, Grenville-Street, Mountjoy-Square, Dublin, Aug 1820",,,
1468,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A023","Sintram and his Companions","Friedrich Heinrich Karl, Baron de la Motte FOUQU&#201;",1820,"Male","Julius Charles HARE","SINTRAM AND HIS COMPANIONS: A ROMANCE. FROM THE GERMAN OF FREDERIC BARON DE LA MOTTE FOUQU&#201;, AUTHOR OF UNDINE, &C","London:                     C. and J. Ollier, Vere Street, Bond Street; and William Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1820","1 vol.  (xiv, 267p). 12&deg;","BL 12547.c.11; EN2 1820: 23; NSTC 2L2874; OCLC 20010620","Trans. of <i>Sintram und seine Gef&auml;hrten</i> (Vienna, 1815)","NSTC includes 4 edns., between 1841 and 1848, at least two of which are another trans",,
1469,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A024","Andrew of Padua","Francisco FURBO",1820,"Male",,"ANDREW OF PADUA, THE IMPROVISATORE; A TALE FROM THE ITALIAN OF THE ABBATE FURBO. AND THE VINDICTIVE FATHER, FROM THE SPANISH OF LEANDRA OF VALLADERRAS","London:                     Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. Bride Court, Bridge Street; sold by W. Sams, opposite St. James's Palace, and to be had of all Booksellers, 1820","1 vol.  (xiv, 294p). 12&deg;","BL 1458.d.12; EN2 1820: 24; NSTC 2F18650; OCLC 9306151","Foreign originals not discovered. Half-title missing, but the following is readable by being faintly mirrored on the preceding blank page: 'The Periodical Novelist, or Circulating Library. Vol III. Andrew of Padua and the Vindictive Father'. Cf. <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1820A026""><i>Glenfell</i></a> (EN2 1820: 26) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1461""><i>Petrarch and Laura</i></a> (EN2 1820: 28(a)). Preface by the Translator to the first tale, plus 'Biographical Sketch of the Abbate Furbo', pp. [v]&ndash;vii. 'The Vindictive Father, or Lorenzo and Claudia' is without preliminaries, and begins on p. [195]",,,
1470,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A025","Earthquake, The","John GALT",1820,"Male",,"THE EARTHQUAKE; A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE AYRSHIRE LEGATEES."" IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for William Blackwood: and T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London, 1820","3 vols (I 310p; II 297p; III 276p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47525-2; EN2 1820: 25; NSTC 2G1364; OCLC 3645759","Dedication to 'the Right Honourable Earl of Guilford'","2nd edn 1821 (NSTC); New York 1821 (OCLC)",,
1471,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A026","Glenfell","John GALT",1820,"Male",,"GLENFELL; OR, MACDONALDS AND CAMPBELLS. AN EDINBURGH TALE OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY","London:                     Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. Bride Court, Bridge Street; sold by W. Sams, opposite St. James's Palace, and to be had of all Booksellers, 1820","1 vol.  (viii, 328p). 12&deg;","E RB.S.39; EN2 1820: 26; NSTC 2G10462; OCLC 21206806","Preface is dated 'Covenanters' Close, High Street, Edinburgh, December 31, 1819'. 4 pp. (unn.) 'Advertisement to the Series' placed before preliminaries: half-title reads 'The Circulating Library. Vol. I. Glenfell'. First vol. in 'The Circulating Library' (for the second and third, see <i>Petrarch and Laura</i> (EN2 1820: 28(a)) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1457""><i>Andrew of Padua</i></a> (EN2 1820: 24)). The last page is mistakenly numbered 238","French trans., 1823",,
1472,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A027","Mystery; or, Forty Years Ago, The","Thomas GASPEY",1820,"Male",,"THE MYSTERY; OR, FORTY YEARS AGO. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1820","3 vols (I 340p; II 323p; III 324p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48184-8; ECB 403; EN2 1820: 27; NSTC 2G3297; OCLC 13323885",,"New York 1820 (NSTC); French trans., 1821",,
1473,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A028","Petrarch and Laura","St&#233;phanie F&#233;licit&#233;, Comtesse de GENLIS",1820,"Female","Elizabeth STRUTT [formerly BYRON, Elizabeth]","PETRARCH AND LAURA, BY MADAME DE GENLIS. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn & Co. Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1820","2 vols (I xii, 195p; II 213p). 12&deg;","BL 1152.k.6; EN2 1820: 28; NSTC 2B54566; OCLC 7082655","Trans. of <i>Pétrarque et Laure</i> (Paris, 1819). For the attribution of the translation to Elizabeth Strutt, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below). Another translation was published during the same year in 1 vol., bearing the imprint: 'London: Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. Bride Court, Bridge Street; sold by W. Sams, opposite St. James's Palace, and to be had of all Booksellers, 1820'. This edn bore a half-title, reading 'The Circulating Library. Vol II. Petrarch and Laura'. For full details of this latter translation, see EN2 1820: 28(a)",,,
1474,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A029","Tales. Founded on Facts","Mary Anne GRANT",1820,"Female",,"TALES. FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY M. A. GRANT, AUTHOR OF SKETCHES OF LIFE AND MANNERS, WITH DELINEATIONS OF SCENERY, &C. &C","London:                     Boosey and Sons, Broad Street, Royal Exchange, 1820","1 vol.  (268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51051-1; EN2 1820: 29; NSTC 2G17839; xOCLC","Dedication to 'the Right Hon. Sir William Grant, late Master of the Rolls'. 3 pp. adv. For 'Park House, Croydon. Mrs Grant's Establishment for the Education of Young Ladies' at the end of the novel, numbered pp. [1]&ndash;3",,,
1475,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A030","Astrologer, The","J. M. H. HALES",1820,"Male",,"THE ASTROLOGER; OR, THE EVE OF SAN SEBASTIAN; A ROMANCE, BY J. M. H. HALES, ESQ. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for William Fearman, Library, 170, New Bond-Street, 1820","3 vols (I xii, 298p; II 294p; III 352p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47598-8; EN2 1820: 30; xNSTC; OCLC 6778706",,"2nd edn 1820 (NSTC 2H2237)",,
1476,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A031","Retreat, The","Mary Ann HEDGE",1820,"Female",,"THE RETREAT; OR, SKETCHES FROM NATURE. A DESCRIPTIVE TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF AFFECTION'S GIFT, TREASURES OF THOUGHT, LETTERS ON HISTORY, &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster Row; and Swinborne and Walter, Colchester, 1820","2 vols (I ix, 227p; II 247p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48567-3; ECB 489; EN2 1820: 31; NSTC 2H15925; OCLC 12606017","Introduction signed 'M. A. H.'","2nd edn 1822 (NUC); New York 1821 (NSTC)",,
1477,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A032","Crestyphon","John HEFFORD",1820,"Male",,"CRESTYPHON, A THEBAN TALE: AND THE VANDAL ROBBERY, A CATHARGINIAN TALE. BY JOHN HEFFORD, ESQ. FORMERLY PROFESSOR IN THE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WOODFORD","London:                     Printed for Matthew Iley, 1, Somerset-Street, Portman-Square; and sold by all Booksellers in Town and Country, 1820","1 vol.  (vi, 301p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51045-7; ECB 583; EN2 1820: 32; NSTC 2H16012; OCLC 13323716","Preface dated Kentish Town, 24 Apr 1820. OCLC attributes to both John Hefford and Mrs A. Yossy. The possibility of an involvement by Ann Yossy also gains some circumstantial support from a letter of hers to the Royal Literary Fund belonging to 1833, which mentions '2 Clasic Tales' amongst her published works (see RLF 16: 534, item 11). ECB lists as <i>Theban and Carthaginian Tales</i>. For the general issue of Yossy's authorship of fiction of this period, see also <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>",,,
1478,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A033","Tales of the Priory","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1820,"Female",,"TALES OF THE PRIORY. BY MRS. HOFLAND. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1820","4 vols (I 298p; II 317p; III 361p; IV 309p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51040-6; ECB 275; EN2 1820: 33; NSTC 2H29421; OCLC 6768655",,"New York 1820 (OCLC)",,
1479,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A034","Winter Evening Tales","James HOGG",1820,"Male",,"WINTER EVENING TALES, COLLECTED AMONG THE COTTAGERS IN THE SOUTH OF SCOTLAND. BY JAMES HOGG, AUTHOR OF ""THE QUEEN'S WAKE,"" &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Oliver & Boyd, High-Street; and G. & W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, London, 1820","2 vols (I 340p; II 335p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51027-9; ECB 276; EN2 1820: 34; NSTC 2H25732; OCLC 6933037",,"2nd edn 1821 (NSTC); New York 1820 (OCLC); German trans., 1822 [as <i>Die Wanderer im Hochlande; Winter-Abend-Erz&auml;hlungen</i>, ascribed to 'Sir James Hogg' (RS)]",,
1480,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A035","Warbeck of Wolfstein","Margaret HOLFORD [afterwards HODSON, Margaret]",1820,"Female",,"WARBECK OF WOLFSTEIN. BY MISS HOLFORD, AUTHOR OF WALLACE, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Rodwell and Martin, New Bond-Street, 1820","3 vols (I iv, 342p; II 399p; III 372p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47698-4; EN2 1820: 35; NSTC 2H26271; OCLC 13230780","Dedication to Joanna Baillie, signed 'Margaret Holford, Hendon Place, May 18th'","1847 (OCLC); French trans., 1821 [as <i>Warbeck de Wolfstein, ou les dangers du fatalisme</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1822",,
1481,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A036","Brothers, The","Robert HUISH",1820,"Male",,"THE BROTHERS; OR THE CASTLE OF NIOLO. A ROMANCE. BY ROBERT HUISH ESQ. AUTHOR OF ""KELLY'S CELEBRATED MEMOIRS OF HER LATE ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCESS CHARLOTTE;""&#8212;""THE PERUVIANS, A POEM;""&#8212;""A TREATISE ON THE MANAGEMENT OF BEES;""&#8212;""FERNEY CASTLE;"" &C. &C","London:                     Published by William Emans, Nos. 1 and 2, Peacock Street, Newington, 1820","2 vols (I iv, 393p, ill.; II 413p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 012611.l.20; EN2 1820: 36; NSTC 2H35867; OCLC 17398832","Adv. at end of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1820A037""><i>Fatherless Rosa</i></a> (EN2 1820: 37) describes this title as 'completed in Thirty-four numbers, price sixpence each'. Collates in fours",,,
1482,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A037","Fatherless Rosa","Robert HUISH",1820,"Male",,"FATHERLESS ROSA; OR, THE DANGERS OF THE FEMALE LIFE. EXPRESSLY WRITTEN AS A COMPANION TO FATHERLESS FANNY[.] BY ROBERT HUISH, ESQ. AUTHOR OF ""KELLY'S CELEBRATED MEMOIRS OF HER LATE ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE;""&#8212;""THE BROTHERS; OR, THE CASTLE OF NIOLO;""&#8212;""LIFE OF OUR LAMENTED SOVEREIGN GEORGE THE THIRD."" &C &C","London:                     Printed by T. Kaygill, 20, Wych Street, Strand; for William Emans, No. 7, London Road, 1820","1 vol.  (iv, 522p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 1509/3479; EN2 1820: 37; NSTC 2F1800; xOCLC","Additional engraved t.p., bearing the imprint of Thomas Kelly, London, also dated 1820. Frontispiece portrait of the author, with legend 'Published by Tho<sup>s</sup>. Kelly, 17 Paternoster Row, Sep 1 1820'; this is amongst 8 engraved illustrations. Collates in fours","1834 (OCLC 45801638); 1850 (OCLC)",,
1483,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A038","Earl Osric","Mrs ISAACS",1820,"Female",,"EARL OSRIC; OR, THE LEGEND OF ROSAMOND. A ROMANCE. BY MRS. ISAACS, AUTHOR OF ""TALES OF TO-DAY,""&#8212;""WANDERINGS OF FANCY,"" &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Published by C. Chapple, Royal Subscription Circulating Library, 66, Pall-Mall, and Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers' Court, Ludgate Street, 1820","3 vols (I 263p; II 315p; III 436p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47948-7; ECB 301; EN2 1820: 39; xNSTC; OCLC 12760181","Vol. 3 is divided into two parts, paginated to p. 236, and pp. 238&ndash;436",,,
1484,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A039","Supreme Bon Ton","George JONES",1820,"Male",,"SUPREME BON TON: AND BON TON BY PROFESSION. A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""PARGA."" &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     John C. Spence, King-Street, Bloomsbury, 1820","3 vols (I viii, 345p; II 342p; III 305p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48736-6; EN2 1820: 40; NSTC 2J10360; OCLC 43882733","Preliminary Epistle from the Author' states 'Given at our residence, in Euston Square, this 12th Day of August, 1820, being the first day of publication'. George Jones is identified as the author of the chain of novels associated with the pseudonym Leigh Cliffe (see also EN2 1822: 49, 1823: 49, 1829: 49) in Block, ECB, and several modern library catalogues. This sequence of works is nevertheless claimed by Christian Frederick Wieles in his approach to the Royal Literary Fund (see RLF 12: 444; and, for further details, <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>). ECB 569 lists Newman edn, Nov 1820, but not discovered in this form",,,
1485,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A040","Rector's Memorandum Book, The","Frances Elizabeth KING",1820,"Female",,"THE RECTOR'S MEMORANDUM BOOK, BEING THE MEMOIRS OF A FAMILY IN THE NORTH","London:                     Printed for the Editor, and sold by Messrs. Rivington, St. Paul's Church Yard, and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly, n.d. [1820]","1 vol.  (272p). 18&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48602-5; ECB 482; EN2 1820: 41; NSTC 2K5502; OCLC 18761584","Introductory Letter', pp. [3]&ndash;11, dated 'Harrowgate, Oct. 16th, 1780', states the fictional 'Mr. Wilson is our author', but clearly indicates actual female authorship. 'Notice by the Editor' draws attention both to the date of the Introductory Letter and to the fact that the MS 'has been in the Editor's possession ever since that period, which is now over forty years'. Dated in some catalogues as 1819, but ECB lists as July 1820. On ABu copy (SB.82379.Kin.f) 'date 1820' has been added in hand at foot of t.p. OCLC gives date as 1819, but no direct evidence of the copies it records having a dated title-page",,,
1486,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A041","Italian Mysteries","Francis LATHOM",1820,"Male",,"ITALIAN MYSTERIES; OR, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER; LONDON; THE UNKNOWN; MEN AND MANNERS; ROMANCE OF THE HEBRIDES; HUMAN BEINGS; FATAL VOW; MIDNIGHT BELL; IMPENETRABLE SECRET; MYSTERY; &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1820","3 vols (I vi, 246p; II 246p; III 274p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47904-5; ECB 330; EN2 1820: 42; NSTC 2L5031; OCLC 6893231","Prefatory letter to 'Mr. A. K. Newman', dated New York, 24 Oct 1819","French trans., 1823 [as <i>Les Myst&egrave;res italiens, ou le Château della Torrida</i> (BN)]",,
1487,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A042","One-Pound Note, The","Francis LATHOM",1820,"Male",,"THE ONE-POUND NOTE, AND OTHER TALES. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF ITALIAN MYSTERIES; MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER; LONDON; ROMANCE OF THE HEBRIDES; THE UNKNOWN; MEN AND MANNERS; MYSTERY; FATAL VOW; VERY STRANGE BUT VERY TRUE; ASTONISHMENT, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1820","2 vols (I 271p; II 245p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51075-9; ECB 330; EN2 1820: 43; NSTC 2L5037; OCLC 6875432",,,,
1488,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A043","Hulne Abbey","Jemima LAYTON",1820,"Female",,"HULNE ABBEY, A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. FREDERICK LAYTON, FORMERLY MISS JEMIMA PLUMPTRE. DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO THE DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND","London:                     Printed for William Fearman, Library, 170, New Bond Street, 1820","3 vols (I xvi, 305p; II 312p; III 290p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47972-X; EN2 1820: 44; NSTC 2L7466; OCLC 49475087",,,,
1489,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A044","Tales of the Imagination","Elizabeth B. LESTER",1820,"Female",,"TALES OF THE IMAGINATION. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE BACHELOR AND THE MARRIED MAN, THE PHYSIOGNOMIST, AND HESITATION. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1820","3 vols (I 227p; II 261p; III 252p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48863-X; ECB 576; EN2 1820: 45; NSTC 2R17994; OCLC 22342173","For attribution to Lester, rather than to Mrs Ross, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A037""><i>The Bachelor and the Married Man</i></a> (EN2 1817: 37)",,,
1490,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A045","Gwelygordd","Charles LUCAS",1820,"Male",,"GWELYGORDD; OR, THE CHILD OF SIN. A TALE OF WELSH ORIGIN. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE INFERNAL QUIXOTE, ABYSSINIAN REFORMER, CASTLE OF ST. DONATS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1820","3 vols (I 275p; II 322p; III 280p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47590-2; ECB 355; EN2 1820: 46; NSTC 2L24395; OCLC 6896970",,,,
1491,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A046","Hermit of Glenconella, The","Eneas MAC DONNELL",1820,"Male",,"THE HERMIT OF GLENCONELLA; A TALE. BY ENEAS MAC DONNELL","London:                     Printed for G. Cowie and Co., in the Poultry, 1820","1 vol.  (vi, 293p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48076-0; ECB 359; EN2 1820: 47; NSTC 2M3200; OCLC 22069919","Preface dated Rossbeg, near Westport, 26 Oct 1819",,,
1492,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A047","Hermit in the Country, The","Felix MACDONOGH",1820,"Male",,"THE HERMIT IN THE COUNTRY; OR, SKETCHES OF ENGLISH MANNERS","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn & Co. Public Library, Conduit Street, 1820/22","4 vols (I xi, 279p; II vii, 237p; III vii, 231p; IV (1822) vii, 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51035-X; ECB 265; EN2 1820: 48; NSTC 2M3280; OCLC 8698475",,"New edn 1823 (NSTC); New York 1820 (OCLC)",,
1493,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A048","Geraldine","Mary Jane MACKENZIE",1820,"Female",,"GERALDINE; OR, MODES OF FAITH AND PRACTICE. A TALE, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A LADY","London:                     Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1820","3 vols (I vii, 293p; II 285p; III 296p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47784-0; ECB 228; EN2 1820: 49; NSTC 2M5897; OCLC 13317365","Preface dated 13 Jan 1820","2nd edn 1821 (NSTC); Boston 1821 (NSTC)",,
1494,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A049","Eccentricity","Louisa MACNALLY",1820,"Female",,"ECCENTRICITY: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. MAC NALLY","Dublin:                     Printed at the Hibernia Press Office, 1, Temple Lane, for J. Cumming, 16, Lower Ormond Quay; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1820","3 vols (I iv, 346p; II 340p; III 318p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48138-4; EN2 1820: 50; NSTC 2M7643; OCLC 13320980","Advertisement' signed Louisa Mac Nally. Otherwise identical copy at Urbana (IU 823.M.2322e) has London imprint, with Longmans the main publisher, and John Cumming the Dublin subsidiary. ECB 361 lists Newman edn, June 1822, but not discovered in this form",,,
1495,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A050","Melmoth the Wanderer","Charles Robert MATURIN",1820,"Male",,"MELMOTH THE WANDERER: A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""BERTRAM,"" &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Company, and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. Cheapside, London, 1820","4 vols (I xii, 341p; II 321p; III 368p; IV 453p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48054-X; ECB 378; EN2 1820: 51; NSTC 2M20497; OCLC 4540321","Dedication to the Marchioness of Abercorn. Preface dated Dublin, 31 Aug 1820","2nd edn 1821 (OCLC); Boston 1821 (NSTC); French trans., 1821 [as <i>L'Homme du myst&egrave;re, ou histoire de Melmoth le voyageur</i> (MLC); also as <i>Melmoth, ou l'homme errant</i> (MLC)]; German trans., 1821","melmothwanderert01matu melmothwanderert02matu melmothwanderert03matu melmothwanderert04matu;melmothwanderern01matuuoft melmothwanderern02matuuoft melmothwanderern03matuuoft","4 vols, UIUC"
1496,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A051","Italian Don Juan, The",,1820,"Male",,"THE ITALIAN DON JUAN; OR, MEMOIRS OF THE DEVIL SACRIPANTI, THE BRIGAND OF THE APENNINES. TRANSLATED FREELY FROM THE ITALIAN. BY M. H. MILNER. AUTHOR OF BARMECIDE: JEW OF LUBECK; &C","London:                     Printed and published for C. Chapple, Royal Library, 66, Pall-Mall, 1820","1 vol.  (iii, 160p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48166-X; ECB 302; EN2 1820: 52; xNSTC; OCLC 49428004","No Italian original discovered",,,
1497,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A052","Welsh Cottage, The","Olivia MORE",1820,"Female",,"THE WELSH COTTAGE","Wellington, Salop:                     Printed by and for F. Houlston and Son. And sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria Lane, London, 1820","1 vol.  (ix, 223p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48883-4; ECB 629; EN2 1820: 53; NSTC 2M35930; xOCLC","Entered at Stationer's Hall', on t.p. after imprint date. Sometimes attributed erroneously to Mary M. Sherwood","2nd edn 1822 (Cardiff University Library); 3rd edn 1828 (OCLC 40520042)",,
1498,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A053","Wharbroke Legend, The","Abel MOYSEY",1820,"Male",,"THE WHARBROKE LEGEND: A TALE OF THE DEAD. BY ALBERT MARMACOPT, LATE OF COPT HALL, ESQ., F.S.A. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Ogle, Duncan, and Co. 37, Paternoster Row, and 295, Holborn; and Ogle, Allardice, and Thomson, Edinburgh, 1820","2 vols (I vii, 351p; II 359p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48158-9; ECB 632; EN2 1820: 54; NSTC 2M14772; OCLC 6950196","To the Editor of a Former Publication, entitled ""Tales of the Dead!""', signed Albert Marmacopt",,,
1499,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A054","Glenfergus","Robert MUDIE",1820,"Male",,"GLENFERGUS. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Oliver & Boyd, High-Street. G. & W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, London, 1820","3 vols (I 348p; II 342p; III 339p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47818-9; ECB 233; EN2 1820: 55; NSTC 2M39903; OCLC 21718635",,,,
1500,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A055","Giovanni Sbogarro","Jean Emmanuel Charles NODIER",1820,"Male","Peter IRVING","GIOVANNI SBOGARRO, A VENETIAN TALE. TAKEN FROM THE FRENCH. BY PERCIVAL GORDON","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster Row, 1820","2 vols (I iv, 270p; II 360p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47796-4; ECB 231; EN2 1820: 56; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. Of <i>Jean Sbogar</i> (Paris, 1818). Preface dated Jan 1820, states the 'present account' to be 'taken from an anonymous French work, but with considerable alterations'. ECB lists as 'Transl. from French by Percival Gordon'. However, OCLC 30636620, in describing the New York edn of 1820, attributes the translation to Peter Irving (1771&ndash;1838), with Percival Gordon being a pseudonym. Since Irving, the elder brother of Washington Irving, published primarily from America, this would also indicate that the New York edn preceded the British edn","New York 1820 (OCLC)",,
1501,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A056","Tales of the Heart","Amelia Alderson OPIE",1820,"Female",,"TALES OF THE HEART. BY MRS. OPIE. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1820","4 vols (I 350p; II 419p; III 396p; IV 353p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48306-9; ECB 423; EN2 1820: 57; NSTC 204402; OCLC 7000153",,"2nd edn 1820 (Bru ENC); New York 1820 (NSTC); German trans., 1820 [as <i>Geschichten f&uuml;rs Herz</i> (RS)]; German trans., 1831",,
1502,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A057","Variety","Elizabeth Louisa Slater PRINCEPS",1820,"Female",,"VARIETY. A NOVEL. BY ELIZABETH LOUISA SLATER PRINCEPS. WITH POETRY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for W. Fearman, Library, 170, New Bond Street, 1820","3 vols (I 264p; II 259p; III 224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-54706-7; EN2 1820: 58; NSTC 2P26813; xOCLC",,,,
1503,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A058","Orientalist, The","Mrs PURCELL",1820,"Female",,"THE ORIENTALIST, OR ELECTIONEERING IN IRELAND; A TALE, BY MYSELF. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 47, Paternoster-Row; J. Thomson & Co., Edinburgh; William Gribbin, Dublin; and Samuel Archer, Belfast, 1820","2 vols (I viii, 345p; II 419p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48312-3; ECB 424; EN2 1820: 59; NSTC 2P29125; OCLC 5339691",,,,
1504,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A059","Munster Cottage Boy, The","Regina Maria ROCHE",1820,"Female",,"THE MUNSTER COTTAGE BOY. A TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY REGINA MARIA ROCHE, AUTHOR OF THE CHILDREN OF THE ABBEY, TRECOTHICK BOWER, MONASTERY OF ST. COLUMB, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1820","4 vols (I 283p; II 327p; III 303p; IV 282p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48461-8; ECB 498; EN2 1820: 60; NSTC 2D1379; OCLC 7032000",,"New York 1820 (NSTC); French trans., 1821",,
1505,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A060","Zelica","Leonora SANSAY",1820,"Female",,"ZELICA, THE CREOLE; A NOVEL, BY AN AMERICAN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for William Fearman, Library, 170, New Bond Street, 1820","3 vols (I 243p; II 254p; III 309p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47473-6; ECB 654; EN2 1820: 12; NSTC 2A10534; OCLC 22421579","OCLC identifies author as Leonora Sansay (b. 1781); for further commentary on this attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>. Adv. opp. t.p. of vol. 1 for 'American Novels', announcing two titles 'In the Press, by the same Author', viz. The Scarlet Handkerchief, 3 vols.', and 'The Stranger in Mexico, 3 vols.', which with the present work 'form a Series of Novels that have been transmitted to the Publisher from America'. For the first of these titles, though from another publisher, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1823A073""><i>The Scarlet Handkerchief</i></a> (EN2 1823: 12)",,,
1506,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A061","Abbot, The","Sir Walter SCOTT",1820,"Male",,"THE ABBOT. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY."" IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London; and for Archibald Constable and Company, and John Ballantyne, 1820","3 vols (I iv, 348p; II 351p; III 367p). 12&deg;","Corvey, CME 3-628-48545-2; ECB 1; EN2 1820: 62; NSTC 2S9409; OCLC 777337",,"Boston 1820 (OCLC) [also New York 1820 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1820 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1820; German trans., 1821 [as <i>Der Abt, ein romantisches Gem&auml;hlde</i> (RS). Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1507,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A062","Ivanhoe","Sir Walter SCOTT",1820,"Male",,"IVANHOE; A ROMANCE. BY ""THE AUTHOR OF WAVERLEY,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapside, London, 1820","3 vols (I xxxiii, 298p; II 327p; III 371p). 8&deg;","BL 247.e.25&ndash;7; ECB 303; EN2 1820: 63; NSTC 2S9692; OCLC 20010815",,"2nd edn 1820 (Corvey); 3rd edn 1821 (CBEL3); Boston 1820 (OCLC) [also New York (OCLC); Philadelphia 1820 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1820 [as <i>Ivanhoé, ou le retour du croisé</i> (CCFR); German trans., 1820. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1508,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A063","Monastery, The","Sir Walter SCOTT",1820,"Male",,"THE MONASTERY. A ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY."" IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London; and for Archibald Constable and Co., and John Ballantyne, Bookseller to the King, 1820","3 vols (I 331p; II 330p; III 351p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48578-9; ECB 391; EN2 1820: 64; NSTC 2S10043; OCLC 1331650",,"2nd edn' 1820 (CBEL3); Boston 1820 (OCLC) [also New York 1820 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1820 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1820; German trans., 1821. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1509,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A064","Coincidence","Paul SEBRIGHT",1820,"Male",,"COINCIDENCE; OR, THE SOOTHSAYER. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY PAUL SEBRIGHT","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1820","3 vols (I 243p; II 247p; III 284p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48629-7; ECB 524; EN2 1820: 65; NSTC 2S12005; xOCLC",,,,
1510,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A065","Highland Castle, The","Rosalia ST CLAIR",1820,"Female",,"THE HIGHLAND CASTLE, AND THE LOWLAND COTTAGE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ROSALIA ST. CLAIR, AUTHOR OF THE SON OF O'DONNEL, BLIND BEGGAR, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1820","4 vols (I 248p; II 248p; III 235p; IV 234p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48497-9; ECB 511; EN2 1820: 61; NSTC 2S1996; OCLC 7032260",,,,
1511,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A066","Crusaders, The","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1820,"Female",,"THE CRUSADERS. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE, OF THE TWELFTH CENTURY. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE, AUTHOR OF MONTBRAZIL ABBEY, THE BANDIT'S BRIDE, DI MONTRANZO, CONFESSIONAL OF VALOMBRE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1820","5 vols (I 262p; II 252p; III 258p; IV 275p; V 301p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48774-9; ECB 558; EN2 1820: 66; NSTC 2S36108; OCLC 42948861",,,,
1512,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A067","St Kathleen","Alexander SUTHERLAND",1820,"Male",,"ST. KATHLEEN; OR, THE ROCK OF DUNNISMOYLE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF REDMOND THE REBEL","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1820","4 vols (I 294p; II 262p; III 242p; IV 241p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48490-1; ECB 511; EN2 1820: 67; NSTC 2S47483; OCLC 48403372",,,,
1513,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A068","Mysterious Marriage, The","Catherine George WARD",1820,"Female",,"THE MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE, OR THE WILL OF MY FATHER, BY CATHERINE G. WARD, AUTHORESS OF ""THE DAUGHTER OF ST OMER"", ""MY NATIVE LAND"", ""BACHELORS HEIRESS"", ""THE PRIMROSE GIRL"" &C. &C","London:                     Published by J. Tallis, 7, Warwick Squ<sup>e</sup>. Newgate Street, n.d. [1820]","1 vol.  (646p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 012634.ppp.11; EN2 1820: 68; NSTC 2W4966; xOCLC","No date, but frontispiece facing t.p. bears the legend 'Published by T. Kinnersley Feb. 7 1820'. Engraved t.p. only (from which title, headed by the words 'Founded on Facts', is taken above). Collates in fours. ECB 623 lists 4 vols, 1824 edn","1822 (OCLC 6573092); 1824 (NSTC); 4 vols1824 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48824-9; New York 1834 (NSTC). The 4 vol. edn at Corvey was published by George Virtue, with an 'Advertisement' dated London, July 1824, stating that 'the Publisher, in offering the present edition, is actuated by a wish to introduce it [<i>The Mysterious Marriage</i>] to the notice of the numerous supporters of Public Libraries'",,
1514,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A069","Rose of Claremont, The","Catherine George WARD",1820,"Female",,"THE ROSE OF CLAREMONT, OR DAUGHTER, WIFE & MOTHER, BY CATHERINE G. WARD, AUTHORESS OF THE ""MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE,"" ""THE DAUGHTER OF ST. OMER,"" ""MY NATIVE LAND,"" &C. &C","London:                     Published by J. Tallis, 7 Warwick Square, Newgate Street; and G. Virtue, 6, Cannon Row, Parliament Street, n.d. [1820]","2 vols (I 600p, ill.; II 602p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 12654.p.23; ECB 623; EN2 1820: 69; NSTC 2W4969; OCLC 11900152","Dedication to Queen Caroline, signed Catherine G. Ward, London, 1820. Collates in fours","[1821] (NUC); 1823 (OCLC)",,
1515,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1820A070","Spectre of Lanmere Abbey, The","Sarah Scudgell WILKINSON",1820,"Female",,"THE SPECTRE OF LANMERE ABBEY, OR THE MYSTERY OF THE BLUE AND SILVER BAG; A ROMANCE. BY SARAH WILKINSON: AUTHORESS OF THE BANDIT OF FLORENCE, FUGITIVE COUNTESS, WHEEL OF FORTUNE, &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed and published by W. Mason, Clerkenwell Green, 1820","2 vols (I 212p; II 213p). 12&deg;","BL 12612.bb.28; ECB 638; EN2 1820: 70; NSTC 2W21064; OCLC 7129956","Preface (1 p. unn.) acknowledges 'profit' as a main motive: 'Knowing how eager the fair sex are for something new and <i>romantic</i>, I determined on an attempt to <i>please</i> my fair sisterhood, hoping to <i>profit</i> myself thereby'",,,
1516,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A001","Bannockburn","ANON",1821,"Unknown",,"BANNOCKBURN; A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for John Warren, Old Bond Street, London; and William Blackwood, Prince's-Street, 1821","3 vols (I 238p; II 228p; III 288p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47099-4; ECB 38; EN2 1821: 2; NSTC 2B7054; OCLC 22404459","OCLC attributes to Jane Porter, almost certainly erroneously. A possible source of the misattribution is the Philadelphia edition's sub-title, 'Being a sequel to the Scottish Chiefs by Miss Jane Porter'","Philadelphia 1822 (NSTC)",,
1517,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A002","Bigotry","ANON",1821,"Unknown",,"BIGOTRY; OR, THE WARNING VOICE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","4 vols (I 305p; II 342p; III 312p; IV 316p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47202-4; ECB 56; EN2 1821: 3; NSTC 2B33448; xOCLC",,,,
1518,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A003","Concealment","ANON",1821,"Unknown",,"CONCEALMENT. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     John Warren, Old Bond Street, 1821","3 vols (I viii, 438p; II 475p; III 456p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47278-4; ECB 129; EN2 1821: 4; NSTC 2C33484; OCLC 22403844","Wrongly attributed by Wolff (Item 7433), in a note, to Mary Fletcher (b. 1802); for further discussion of the relationship between three novels with the lead title <i>Concealment</i> published between 1800 and 1837, see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>",,,
1519,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A004","Feuds of Luna and Perollo, The","ANON",1821,"Unknown",,"THE FEUDS OF LUNA AND PEROLLO; OR, THE FORTUNES OF THE HOUSE OF PANDOLFINA. AN HISTORIC TALE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","4 vols (I iv, 275p; II 271p; III 274p; IV 322p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47505-8; ECB 204; EN2 1821: 5; NSTC 2F5052; OCLC 13242936",,"1847 (OCLC)",,
1520,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A005","Happiness","ANON",1821,"Unknown",,"HAPPINESS; A TALE, FOR THE GRAVE AND THE GAY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Francis Westley, 10, Stationer's-Court; and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1821","2 vols (I 301p; II 312p). 8&deg;","BL 12612.f.9; ECB 254; EN2 1821: 6; NSTC 2H7230; OCLC 13251047","Listed in EEC as 'by the Author of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1819A056"">No Fiction'</a> [i.e. of EN2 1819: 56, by Andrew Reed]: for details, see Newspaper Advertisements (click on link below). No other evidence to support such an attribution has, however, been found","3rd edn 1821 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47543-0; 4th edn 1823 (OCLC); Boston 1822 (NSTC) [also New York 1822 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1822 (OCLC)]",,
1521,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A006","Maurice Powell","ANON",1821,"Unknown",,"MAURICE POWELL: AN HISTORICAL WELSH TALE OF ENGLAND'S TROUBLES. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1821","3 vols (I 263p; II 272p; III 352p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48199-6; ECB 374; EN2 1821: 7; NSTC 2P23803; OCLC 13262671",,,,
1522,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A007","Memoirs of a Man of Fashion","ANON",1821,"Male",,"MEMOIRS OF A MAN OF FASHION. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. INCLUDING ANECDOTES OF MANY CELEBRATED PERSONS, WITH WHOM HE HAD INTERCOURSE AND CONNEXION. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1821","3 vols (I xvi, 240p; II viii, 208p; III viii, 214p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48062-0; ECB 379; EN2 1821: 8; NSTC 2M24179; OCLC 10369816","Dedication to 'Lord ****'","3rd edn 1835, as <i>Memoirs and Adventures of a Man of Fashion</i> (OCLC)",,
1523,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A008","National Feeling","ANON",1821,"Male",,"NATIONAL FEELING; OR, THE HISTORY OF FITZSIMON; A NOVEL. WITH HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL REMARKS. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY AN IRISHMAN","Dublin:                     Printed for the Author, by A. O'Neil, at the Minerva Printing-Office, 17, Chancery-Lane, 1821","2 vols (I viii, 238p; II 252p). 12&deg;","Dt OLS.181.q.106; EN2 1821: 9; NSTC 2N1651; OCLC 1502122","To you, my Countrymen', dated 16 Mar 1821",,,
1524,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A009","Old Wives' Tales","ANON",1821,"Unknown",,"OLD WIVES' TALES","London:                     Printed for F. C. & J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-Yard, and No. 3, Waterloo-Place, Pall-Mall, 1821","1 vol.  (195p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51109-7; ECB 422; EN2 1821: 10; NSTC 2W28639; OCLC 13273570",,,,
1525,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A010","Priest, The","ANON",1821,"Unknown",,"THE PRIEST: IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1821","3 vols (I 268p; II 261p; III 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48294-1; ECB 469; EN2 1821: 11; NSTC 2P26389; OCLC 41647196",,,,
1526,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A011","Privateer, The","ANON",1821,"Unknown",,"THE PRIVATEER; A TALE, IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for John Andrews, 167, New Bond-Street, 1821","2 vols (I 212p; II 219p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48365-4; EN2 1821: 12; NSTC 2P27264; xOCLC","4 pp. (unn.) addition at the end of vol. 2 announces opening of J. Andrews's Library, 167 New Bond-Street, near Grafton-Street","Philadelphia 1821 (NSTC)",,
1527,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A012","Scheming","ANON",1821,"Unknown",,"SCHEMING; A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn and Co. Public Library, Conduit Street, 1821","3 vols (I 235p; II 228p; III 245p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48533-9; ECB 517; EN2 1821: 14; NSTC 2S6401; xOCLC",,,,
1528,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A013","Such Is the World","ANON",1821,"Unknown",,"SUCH IS THE WORLD. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1821","3 vols (I xix, 323p; II 312p; III 311p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48790-0; ECB 568; EN2 1821: 15; NSTC 2S45711; OCLC 13273425","Preface states the manuscript was completed on 15 Aug 1820. By the same author as <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1822A013""><i>The Village Coquette</i></a> (EN2 1822: 13); for a possible link with Louise MacNally as author, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>",,,
1529,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A014","Tale of Olden Time, A","ANON",1821,"Male",,"A TALE OF THE OLDEN TIME. BY A HARROW BOY","London:                     Printed for John Andrews, 167, New Bond-Street, 1821","1 vol.  (174p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48794-3; ECB 575; EN2 1821: 16; NSTC 2T1218; OCLC 22688050","Dedication to 'his school-fellows' by 'the author'. Statement (1 p. unn.) at the end of vol. that the work was begun when the author was 14, and completed two years later; this is dated 12 Mar 1821",,,
1530,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A015","Traits and Trials","ANON",1821,"Unknown",,"TRAITS AND TRIALS: A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for James Cawthorn, Cockspur-Street, 1821","2 vols (I iv, 297p; II 314p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48767-6; ECB 596; EN2 1821: 18; NSTC 2T16298; xOCLC",,,,
1531,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A016","Vicar of Iver, The","ANON",1821,"Unknown",,"THE VICAR OF IVER: A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE ITALIAN CONVERT.""","London:                     Printed for Francis Westley, 10, Stationers' Court, and Ave-Maria Lane, 1821","1 vol.  (130p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48912-1; ECB 613; EN2 1821: 19; NSTC 2V3242; OCLC 12100690",,"Philadelphia 1822 (OCLC)",,
1532,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A017","Ostentation and Liberality","Arabella ARGUS",1821,"Female",,"OSTENTATION AND LIBERALITY. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY ARABELLA ARGUS, AUTHOR OF ""THE JUVENILE SPECTATOR;"" ""THE ADVENTURES OF A DONKEY,"" &C","London:                     William Darton, 58, Holborn Hill, 1821","2 vols (I 216p, ill.; II 216p, ill.). 18&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47397-7; ECB 24; EN2 1821: 20; NSTC 2A15250; OCLC 26796198",,"[1825?] (NSTC); 1830 (OCLC)",,
1533,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A018","Recluse, The","Charles Vicomte d' ARLINCOURT",1821,"Male",,"THE RECLUSE; A TRANSLATION OF ""LE SOLITAIRE,"" BY M. LE VICOMTE D'ARLINCOURT. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn and Co. Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1821","2 vols (I v, 218p; II 218p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47456-6; ECB 152; EN2 1821: 21; NSTC 2A15600; OCLC 52976952","Trans. of <i>Le Solitaire</i> (Paris, 1821). Preface likens aspects of the work to 'the historical character and dramatic style of the novels of the author of Waverley' (p. [iii]), while pointing also to its own extensive fame in France. 'Preface to the Fifth Edition of the Original' also in vol. 1, pp. [1]&ndash;3","New York 1822 (OCLC)",,
1534,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A019","Cavalier, The","William BENNET",1821,"Male",,"THE CAVALIER. A ROMANCE. BY LEE GIBBONS, STUDENT OF LAW. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1821","3 vols (I xxxi, 437p; II 370p; III 359p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47813-8; ECB 229; EN2 1821: 22; NSTC 2B18425; OCLC 52886240","Dedication to 'my very dear friend, C&mdash;&mdash; G&mdash;&mdash;, Esq.', signed Lee Gibbons [pseud.], Chapel-en-le-Frith, Aug 1820. For an alternative attribution to Thomas Roscoe (1791&ndash;1871), see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a>","Philadelphia 1822 (NSTC); German trans., 1822 [as <i>Der Cavalier, ein historischer Roman</i> (RS)]",,
1535,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A020","Hall of Hellingsley, The","Sir Samuel Egerton BRYDGES",1821,"Male",,"THE HALL OF HELLINGSLEY; A TALE. BY SIR S. E. BRYDGES, BART. &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1821","3 vols (I vii, 209p; II viii, 245p; III viii, 293p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47142-7; ECB 81; EN2 1821: 23; NSTC 2B55163; OCLC 13357210",,,,
1536,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A021","Harley Radington","Dorothea Primrose CAMPBELL",1821,"Female",,"HARLEY RADINGTON. A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY MISS D. P. CAMPBELL","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","2 vols (I 278p, II 234p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47208-3; ECB 94; EN2 1821: 24; NSTC 2C4397; xOCLC",,,,
1537,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A022","Midnight Wanderer, The","Margaret CAMPBELL",1821,"Female",,"THE MIDNIGHT WANDERER; OR A LEGEND OF THE HOUSES OF ALTENBERG AND LINDENDORF. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MARGARET CAMPBELL","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","4 vols (I 227p; II 224p; III 222p; IV 257p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47209-1; ECB 95; EN2 1821: 25; NSTC 2C4895; OCLC 6656096","A free trans. of <i>Alexina, ou la vieille tour du château de Holdheim</i> (Paris 1813), by Mme Louise Marguerite Brayer de Saint-Léon (Summers). OCLC (but not NSTC) catalogues <i>The Midnight Wanderer</i> under Brayer de Saint-Léon's authorship","Re-translated into French 1830, as <i>Rose d'Altenberg, ou le spectre dans les ruines, manuscrit trouvé dans la portefeuille de feue Anne Radcliffe </i> (CCFR)",,
1538,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A023","Legend of Argyle, A","David CAREY",1821,"Male",,"A LEGEND OF ARGYLE; OR 'TIS A HUNDRED YEARS SINCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. & W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1821","3 vols (I 324p; II 331p; III 312p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48048-5; ECB 337; EN2 1821: 26; NSTC 2C7015; OCLC 37227090",,,,
1539,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A024","Fears and Cares","E. D. CARR",1821,"Female",,"FEARS AND CARES. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY E. D. CARR, AUTHOR OF THE ADVERTISEMENT, OR TWENTY YEARS AGO, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","3 vols (I 235p; II 231p; III 267p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47216-4; ECB 99; EN2 1821: 27; NSTC 2C9359; xOCLC","ECB gives the title as 'Fears and cares; or, an uncle and his nephew'. For the possible appearance of the same author under another surname, see Elizabeth Clark, <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1818A025""><i>The Advertisement</i></a> (EN2 1818: 25)",,,
1540,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A025","Precaution","James Fenimore COOPER",1821,"Male",,"PRECAUTION, A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn and Co. Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1821","3 vols (I 307p; II 301p; III 315p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47332-2; ECB 467; EN2 1821: 28; NSTC 2C36867; OCLC 11743483","Originally published New York 1820 (Blanck)","1838 (OCLC); 1850 (OCLC); French trans., 1825; German trans., 1825 [as <i>Mosely-Hall, oder die Wahl des Gatten</i> (RS)]",,
1541,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A026","Fidelia","Joseph CRADOCK",1821,"Male",,"FIDELIA; OR THE PREVALENCE OF FASHION","London:                     Printed by John Nichols and Son, 25, Parliament Street; and sold by C. Chapple, Royal Library, Pall Mall, 1821","1 vol.  (v, 173p). 12&deg;","BL 12620.c.9; EN2 1821: 29; NSTC 2C41724; xOCLC","Advertisement' from 'the Editor' states the novel 'was written some time since, and is evidently of the Old School'. This page has been mis-bound in the BL copy at the very end of the book",,,
1542,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A027","Tales of my Landlord, New Series, containing the Fair Witch of Glas Llyn","Thomas John DIBDIN",1821,"Male",,"TALES OF MY LANDLORD, NEW SERIES, CONTAINING THE FAIR WITCH OF GLAS LLYN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for William Fearman, New Bond-Street, 1821","3 vols (I xcvi, 256p; II 360p; III 368p). 12&deg;","Corvey; ECB 575; EN2 1821: 17; NSTC 2T1407; OCLC 13819230","For tentative author attribution, see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">3</a> and <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">4</a>","French trans., 1821 [as <i>La Belle Sorci&egrave;re de Glas-Llyn, roman nouveau attribué &agrave; Sir Walter Scott</i> (CCFR); German trans., 1822 [as <i>Die Circe von Glas-Llyn</i> (RS)]",,
1543,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A028","Anston Park","James EDMESTON",1821,"Male",,"ANSTON PARK, A TALE. BY JAMES EDMESTON, AUTHOR OF SACRED LYRICS","London:                     Printed for B. J. Holdsworth, 18, (South Side,) St. Paul's Church Yard, 1821","1 vol.  (243p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47519-8; ECB 179; EN2 1821: 30; NSTC 2E4488; OCLC 38609250","Dedication to Captain John Pudner, 'late Commissary of Ordnance at Allahabad'",,,
1544,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A029","Life in London","Pierce EGAN",1821,"Male",,"LIFE IN LONDON; OR, THE DAY AND NIGHT SCENES OF JERRY HAWTHORN, ESQ. AND HIS ELEGANT FRIEND CORINTHIAN TOM, ACCOMPANIED BY BOB LOGIC, THE OXONIAN, IN THEIR RAMBLES AND SPREES THROUGH THE METROPOLIS. BY PIERCE EGAN, AUTHOR OF WALKS THROUGH BATH, SPORTING ANECDOTES, PICTURE OF THE FANCY, BOXIANA, &C. DEDICATED TO HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY KING GEORGE THE FOURTH. EMBELLISHED WITH THIRTY-SIX SCENES FROM REAL LIFE, DESIGNED AND ETCHED BY I. R. & G. CRUIKSHANK; AND ENRICHED ALSO WITH NUMEROUS ORIGINAL DESIGN ON WOOD, BY THE SAME ARTISTS","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1821","1 vol.  (xvi, 376p, ill., music). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51309-X; ECB 181; EN2 1821: 31; NSTC 2E5884; OCLC 2220218","Dedication to 'his Most Excellent Majesty King George the Fourth', dated 19 July 1821.  Previously issued in monthly numbers from 1820","2nd edn 1821 (NSTC); 1822 (NSTC); 1823 (NSTC); New Orleans 1837 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1837 (OCLC)]",,
1545,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A030","Real Life in Ireland","Pierce EGAN",1821,"Male",,"REAL LIFE IN IRELAND; OR, THE DAY AND NIGHT SCENES, ROVINGS, RAMBLES, AND SPREES, BULLS, BLUNDERS, BODDERATION AND BLARNEY, OF BRIAN BORU, ESQ. AND HIS ELEGANT FRIEND SIR SHAWN O'DOGHERTY. EXHIBITING A REAL PICTURE OF CHARACTERS, MANNERS, &C. IN HIGH AND LOW LIFE, IN DUBLIN AND VARIOUS PARTS OF IRELAND. EMBELLISHED WITH HUMOROUS COLOURED ENGRAVINGS, FROM ORIGINAL DESIGNS BY THE MOST EMINENT ARTISTS. BY A REAL PADDY","London:                     Printed by B. Bensley, Bolt Court, Fleet Street. Published by Jones and Co. 3, Warwick Square; and J. L. Marks, Piccadilly; and sold by all Booksellers and Newsmen in Town and Country, 1821","1 vol.  (vii, 296p, ill.). 8&deg;","MH-H 21473.51.2.50*; EN2 1821: 32; NSTC 2E5909; OCLC 18397288","Before main t.p. there is a t.p. of number 12 of the 'about Twenty-four Weekly Numbers' of <i>Real Life in Ireland</i>, priced at 6d. At top of this t.p. is printed: 'A Sequel to Life in London.' Opp. t.p. (proper), frontispiece with legend at foot: 'Published by Jones & C<sup>o</sup>. Jan<sup>y</sup>. 28, 1822'. The illustrations throughout have various dates in 1821 and 1822. Collates in fours","3rd edn 1822 (OCLC); 4th edn 1825 (NSTC); 1826 (OCLC); '4th edn' 1829 (NSTC, OCLC); [1850?] (NSTC). OCLC 3732829 also records a '4th edn' with the imprint of W. Evans & Co, London, 1821",,
1546,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A031","Real Life in London","Pierce EGAN",1821,"Male",,"REAL LIFE IN LONDON; OR, THE RAMBLES AND ADVENTURES OF BOB TALLYHO, ESQ. AND HIS COUSIN, THE HON. TOM DASHALL, THROUGH THE METROPOLIS; EXHIBITING A LIVING PICTURE OF FASHIONABLE CHARACTERS, MANNERS, AND AMUSEMENTS IN HIGH AND LOW LIFE. BY AN AMATEUR. EMBELLISHED AND ILLUSTRATED WITH A SERIES OF COLOURED PRINTS, DESIGNED AND ENGRAVED BY MESSRS. ALKEN, DIGHTON, BROOK, ROWLANDSON, &C","London:                     Printed for Jones & Co. 3, Warwick Square, 1821/22","2 vols (I (1821) x, 656p, ill.; II (1822) ix, 668p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL C.70.e.1, 2; ECB 481; EN2 1821: 33; NSTC 2E5885; OCLC 2820496","T.p. to vol. 2 differs by reading 'Further Adventures' rather than 'Adventures'; additionally, 'Heath' is listed as one of the engravers (appearing first). ECB dates c. 1825. Collates in fours","1822 (NSTC); 1823 (NSTC); 1824 (NSTC); 1827&ndash;29 (OCLC); 1831 (NSTC)","pg20484","NB: project gutenberg"
1547,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A032","Minstrel-Love","Friedrich Heinrich Karl, Baron de la Motte FOUQU&#201;",1821,"Male","George SOANE","MINSTREL-LOVE; FROM THE GERMAN OF THE AUTHOR OF UNDINE. BY GEORGE SOANE, A. B. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin & R. Marshall, Stationers' Court, 1821","2 vols (I lx, 256p; II 380p). 12&deg;","BL 12553.e.17; ECB 213; EN2 1821: 34; NSTC 2L2870; OCLC 1461769","Trans. of <i>S&auml;ngerliebe</i> (Stuttgart, 1816). Dedication by the Translator to Robert G. Pennington, Esq","1823 (OCLC); another trans., 1845 (NSTC)",,
1548,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A033","Rank and Fashion!","Benjamin FRERE",1821,"Male",,"RANK AND FASHION! OR THE MAZES OF LIFE; A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MR. FRERE","London:                     Printed for William Fearman, Library, 170, New Bond-Street, 1821","3 vols (I vi, 288p; II 256p; III 266p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47840-5; ECB 219; EN2 1821: 35; NSTC 2F16467; xOCLC","Dedication to 'the Author of Waverly [sic]', signed B. Frere","2nd edn 1821 (OCLC 35308425); French trans., 1821 [as <i>L'Aventurier grand seigneur, ou les embarras de la vie</i> (BLPC)]",,
1549,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A034","Annals of the Parish","John GALT",1821,"Male",,"ANNALS OF THE PARISH; OR THE CHRONICLE OF DALMAILING; DURING THE MINISTRY OF THE REV. MICAH BALWHIDDER. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. ARRANGED AND EDITED BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE AYRSHIRE LEGATEES,"" &C","Edinburgh:                     Printed for William Blackwood; and T. Cadell, Strand, London, 1821","1 vol.  (400p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47063-3; ECB 222; EN2 1821: 36; NSTC 2G1353; OCLC 4294086",,"2nd edn 1822 (NSTC); 1841 (NSTC); 1844 (NSTC); 1845 (NSTC); 1850 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1821 (NSTC); German trans., 1824",,
1550,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A035","Ayrshire Legatees, The","John GALT",1821,"Male",,"THE AYRSHIRE LEGATEES; OR, THE PRINGLE FAMILY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""ANNALS OF THE PARISH,"" &C","Edinburgh:                     Printed for William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, Strand, London, 1821","1 vol.  (303p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47088-9; EN2 1821: 37; NSTC 2G1357; OCLC 3041402","Page facing t.p. bears the legend 'Originally published in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine'","2nd edn (with <i>The Gathering of the West</i>) 1823 (NSTC); 1841 (with <i>Annals of the Parish</i>) (NSTC); 1850 (NSTC); New York 1823 (NSTC); German trans., 1823 [as <i>Die Erben, ein Familiengem&auml;lde</i> (RS)]",,
1551,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A036","Sympathy in Search of Peace at Home","Henry Barnet GASCOIGNE",1821,"Male",,"SYMPATHY IN SEARCH OF PEACE AT HOME: A NOVEL OF A NOVEL KIND&#8212;A TALE OF THE TIMES, FROM CARLTON HOUSE TO THE POORHOUSE&#8212;AN EVENING'S AMUSEMENT FOR YOURSELF AND FRIENDS, AT WHICH EVERY ONE IS INVITED TO LAUGH, BUT NO ONE OBLIGED TO CRY. BY HENRY BARNET GASCOIGNE","London:                     Published by John Robinson, Paternoster Row; and to be had of all Booksellers, 1821","1 vol.  (xi, 276p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.cc.12; ECB 224; EN2 1821: 38; NSTC 2G3149; OCLC 21344308","Dedication to 'William Wilberforce, Esq. M.P.', dated Rugby, Warwickshire, 10 Apr 1821",,,
1552,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A037","Calthorpe","Thomas GASPEY",1821,"Male",,"CALTHORPE; OR, FALLEN FORTUNES: A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERY; OR, FORTY YEARS AGO. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1821","3 vols (I vi, 324p; II 295p; III 345p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47183-4; ECB 93; EN2 1821: 39; NSTC 2G3281; OCLC 13323813",,"Philadelphia 1821 (NSTC); French trans., 1821; German trans., 1823",,
1553,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A038","Macgrigor and Clarendon","Alexander GORDON",1821,"Male",,"MACGRIGOR AND CLARENDON, OR THE RECLUSE LOVERS. A NOVEL. BY ALEXANDER GORDON","Aberdeen:                     Printed by D. Chalmers and Co. Adelphi Court, Union Street, 1821","1 vol.  (192p). 12&deg;","MH-H 18488.7.10*; EN2 1821: 40; NSTC 2G14328; OCLC 36079671",,,,
1554,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A039","Freebooter of the Alps, The","James GRIFFIN",1821,"Male",,"THE FREEBOOTER OF THE ALPS. A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY JAMES GRIFFIN","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","2 vols (I 254p; II 248p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47914-2; ECB 246; EN2 1821: 41; NSTC 2G22671; xOCLC",,,,
1555,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A040","De Willenberg","J. M. H. HALES",1821,"Male",,"DE WILLENBERG; OR, THE TALISMAN. A TALE OF MYSTERY. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY I. M. H. HALES, ESQ. AUTHOR OF THE ASTROLOGER","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","4 vols (I iv, 249p; II 271p; III 243p; IV 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47591-0; ECB 250; EN2 1821: 42; NSTC 2H2238; xOCLC",,"French trans., 1827",,
1556,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A041","Lovers and Friends","Anne Julia Kemble HATTON",1821,"Female",,"LOVERS AND FRIENDS; OR, MODERN ATTACHMENTS. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY ANNE OF SWANSEA, AUTHOR OF CONVICTION, GONZOLA DE BALDIVIA, CHRONICLES OF AN ILLUSTRIOUS HOUSE, SECRET AVENGERS, SECRETS IN EVERY MANSION, CAMBRIAN PICTURES, CESARIO ROSALBA, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","5 vols (I viii, 257p; II 286p; III 321p; IV 319p; V 315p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48804-4; ECB 20; EN2 1821: 43; NSTC 2A13194; xOCLC","Dedication to John Edmin, Esq., signed College-Street, Swansea, 10 July 1820",,,
1557,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A042","Heraline","Laetitia-Matilda HAWKINS",1821,"Female",,"HERALINE; OR, OPPOSITE PROCEEDINGS. BY LAETITIA-MATILDA HAWKINS. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, and St. Paul's Churchyard; and T. Hookham, Old Bond Street, 1821","4 vols (I iv, 362p; II 362p; III 349p; IV 408p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.bbb.21; ECB 259; EN2 1821: 44; NSTC 2H13208; OCLC 9673514","Dedication 'to Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester'","2nd edn 1821 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47541-4; '2nd edn' c. 1826 (OCLC)",,
1558,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A043","Eleanor","Miss C. D. HAYNES [afterwards GOLLAND, Mrs C. D.]",1821,"Female",,"ELEANOR; OR, THE SPECTRE OF ST. MICHAEL'S. A ROMANTIC TALE. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY MISS C. D. HAYNES, AUTHOR OF CASTLE LE BLANC; FOUNDLING OF DEVONSHIRE; AUGUSTUS AND ADELINA, &C. &C","London:                     Printed at the Minerva Press for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","5 vols (I 276p; II 257p; III 259p; IV 246p; V 278p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47716-6; ECB 260; EN2 1821: 45; NSTC 2H14180; xOCLC",,"French trans., 1824 [as <i>Le Spectre de Saint-Michel, ou les deux Éléonore</i> (CCFR)]",,
1559,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A044","Rolando","Alexander HENRY",1821,"Male",,"ROLANDO: A ROMANCE. BY ALEXANDER HENRY, ESQ. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed by A. J. Valpy, Tooke's-Court, Chancery-Lane, for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","2 vols (I 215p; II 207p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47778-6; ECB 264; EN2 1821: 46; NSTC 2H17522; OCLC 37259916","Collates in sixes",,,
1560,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A045","Conversation","Mrs HERON",1821,"Female",,"CONVERSATION; OR, SHADES OF DIFFERENCE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. HERON","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","2 vols (I 236p; II 238p; III 219p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47886-3; ECB 266; EN2 1821: 47; NSTC 2H18810; xOCLC",,,,
1561,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A046","Scenes at Brighton","Innes HOOLE",1821,"Male",,"SCENES AT BRIGHTON; OR, ""HOW MUCH?"" A SATIRICAL NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY INNES HOOLE, ESQ. AUTHOR OF SOCIETY AND SOLITUDE, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","3 vols (I 222p; II 203p; III 197p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47693-3; ECB 280; EN2 1821: 48; NSTC 2H29445; xOCLC",,,,
1562,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A047","Society and Solitude","Innes HOOLE",1821,"Male",,"SOCIETY AND SOLITUDE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY INNES HOOLE, ESQ","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","3 vols (I 206p; II 194p; III 203p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47694-1; ECB 280; EN2 1821: 49; NSTC 2H29446; xOCLC",,,,
1563,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A048","Dinan","Arthur JOHNSON",1821,"Male",,"DINAN. A ROMANCE","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria Lane, 1821","1 vol.  (114p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47435-3; EN2 1821: 50; NSTC 2J8096; OCLC 18404840","Collates in sixes",,,
1564,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A049","Gretna Green","Hannah Maria JONES",1821,"Female",,"GRETNA GREEN; OR, THE ELOPEMENT OF MISS D&#8212;&#8212; WITH A GALLANT SON OF MARS. FOUNDED ON RECENT FACTS","London:                     Published by George Virtue, 6, Panyer Alley, Paternoster Row. Printed by C. Baynes, Cook's Court, Carey Street, 1821","1 vol.  (694p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 012638.r.28; EN2 1821: 51; NSTC 2J10429; OCLC 46420563","Additional engraved t.p. [n.d.], with variant London imprint: 'Published by J. Tallis, 16, Warwick Squ<sup>e</sup>. Newgate Street'. OCLC describes copy with 'London, J. Tallis' as imprint. Collates in fours","1823 (NSTC); 1836 (NSTC)",,
1565,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A050","Fatalists, The","Mrs KELLY",1821,"Female",,"THE FATALISTS; OR, RECORDS OF 1814 AND 1815. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY MRS. KELLY, AUTHOR OF THE MATRON OF ERIN, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","5 vols (I ii, 275p; II 265p; III 291p; IV 294p; V 301p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48008-6; ECB 317; EN2 1821: 52; NSTC 2K2012; xOCLC",,,,
1566,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A051","De Renzey","Richard N. KELLY",1821,"Male",,"DE RENZEY; OR, THE MAN OF SORROW. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF, EDITED BY HIS NEPHEW. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationer's Court, Ludgate-Street, 1821","3 vols (I 202p; II 245p; III 286p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48565-7; ECB 317; EN2 1821: 53; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication to Lady Morgan, signed Richard N. Kelly, Dublin, 18 Jan 1821",,,
1567,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A052","Favourite of Nature, The","Mary Ann KELTY",1821,"Female",,"THE FAVOURITE OF NATURE. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1821","3 vols (I iv, 366p; II 414p; III 383p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47503-1; ECB 201; EN2 1821: 54; NSTC 2K2397; OCLC 6284497","Dedication to Joanna Baillie","2nd edn 1821 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1822 (NSTC); 4th edn 1840 (OCLC); Boston 1822 (OCLC); French trans., 1823 [as <i>Éliza Rivers, ou la favorite de la nature</i> (CCFR)]",,
1568,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A053","Woman of Genius, The","Elizabeth B. LESTER",1821,"Female",,"THE WOMAN OF GENIUS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1821/22","3 vols (I (1821) 227p; II (1821) 230p; III (1822) 207p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48975-X; ECB 645; EN2 1821: 55; NSTC 2W29105; xOCLC","List of 'Popular Novels' by Longmans at end of vol. 2 in the Corvey copy of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1825A051""><i>Fire-side Scenes</i></a> (EN2 1825: 52) has this title as 'By the Author of the ""Bachelor and Married Man""'. For attribution of this chain of novels to Elizabeth Lester, rather than to Mrs Ross, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1280""><i>The Bachelor and the Married Man</i></a> (EN2 1817: 37)","German trans., 1823 [as <i>Die genialischen Frauen, oder Geheimnisse liebender Herzen</i> (RS)]",,
1569,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A054","Valerius","John Gibson LOCKHART",1821,"Male",,"VALERIUS; A ROMAN STORY. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, Strand, London, 1821","3 vols (I 311p; II 347p; III 312p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48852-4; ECB 609; EN2 1821: 56; NSTC 2L19491; OCLC 1972341",,"New edn 1842 (NSTC); 1845 (OCLC);  Boston 1821 (NSTC)",,
1570,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A055","Irish Necromancer, The","Thomas Henry MARSHAL",1821,"Male",,"THE IRISH NECROMANCER; OR, DEER PARK. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THOMAS HENRY MARSHAL","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","3 vols (I 250p; II 243p; III 225p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48092-2; ECB 300; EN2 1821: 59; NSTC 2M16082; OCLC 13335248",,"French trans., 1824; German trans., 1824 [as <i>Der irl&auml;ndische Schwarzk&uuml;nstler und die Giftmischerin</i> (RS)]","x74BAAAAQAAJ","3 vols bound together"
1571,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A056","Anecdotes of a Croat","George MATCHAM",1821,"Male",,"ANECDOTES OF A CROAT","London:                     Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Row, 1821","1 vol.  (iv, 425p). 12&deg;","C Rom.6.31; ECB 19; EN2 1821: 1; NSTC 2A12592; OCLC 22494458","For the attribution to George Matcham, see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>","Reissued in an extended form as <i>Anecdotes of a Croat; or, the Castle of Serai, comprehending Hints for the Improvement of Public Works, Agriculture, and Domestic life</i>, 2 vols, Simpkin and Marshall (EN2 1823: 2)",,
1572,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A057","Tales of Ton; the First Series","Miss E. H. M'LEOD",1821,"Female",,"TALES OF TON; THE FIRST SERIES; CONTAINING FASHIONABLE CHARACTERS. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MISS M'LEOD","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","4 vols (I iii, 250p; II 327p; III 344p; IV 380p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48087-6; ECB 361; EN2 1821: 57; NSTC 2M7092; OCLC 1468054",,,,
1573,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A058","Tales of Ton; the Second Series","Miss E. H. M'LEOD",1821,"Female",,"TALES OF TON; THE SECOND SERIES. BY MISS M'LEOD. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","4 vols (I 307p; II 274p; III 320p; IV 314p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48087-6; ECB 361; EN2 1821: 58; NSTC 2M7092; OCLC 6901798",,,,
1574,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A059","Sisters: A Novel, The","Alicia MOORE",1821,"Female",,"THE SISTERS: A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1821","4 vols (I 284p; II 236p; III 244p; IV 248p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48748-X; ECB 540; EN2 1821: 60; NSTC 2M34520; OCLC 13347522",,"1831 as <i>Rosalind and Felicia; or, the Sisters</i> (NSTC 2S23167)",,
1575,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A060","Only Child, The","Amelia Alderson OPIE",1821,"Female",,"THE ONLY CHILD; OR, PORTIA BELLENDEN. A TALE","London:                     J. Ebers, 27, Old Bond Street, 1821","1 vol.  (326p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48257-7; EN2 1821: 61; NSTC 2B16619; OCLC 47286558","Dedication to the Marquis of Lansdowne. For reasons for tentative attribution to Opie, see Notes to this title in EN2 (1821: 61)",,,
1576,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A061","Village of Mariendorpt, The","Anna Maria PORTER",1821,"Female",,"THE VILLAGE OF MARIENDORPT. A TALE. BY MISS ANNA MARIA PORTER, AUTHOR OF THE FAST OF ST. MAGDALEN, KNIGHT OF ST. JOHN, &C. &C. &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1821","4 vols (I vi, 303p; II 336p; III 313p; IV 455p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48305-0; ECB 464; EN2 1821: 62; NSTC 2P22260; OCLC 6972448","Dedication to 'the principal Inhabitants of Long-Ditton and Thames-Ditton', dated Long-Ditton, Dec 1820","Boston 1821 (NSTC) [also New York 1821 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1821",,
1577,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A062","Soldier's Child, The","Charlotte Caroline RICHARDSON",1821,"Female",,"THE SOLDIER'S CHILD: OR, VIRTUE TRIUMPHANT. A NOVEL. BY CHARLOTTE CAROLINE RICHARDSON, AUTHOR OF ""HARVEST, A POEM:"" ALSO OF ""ISAAC AND REBECCA; AND OTHER POEMS."" IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Robinson, Paternoster Row, 1821","2 vols (I 303p; II 300p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48575-4; ECB 492; EN2 1821: 63; NSTC 2R9457; xOCLC",,,,
1578,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A063","Kenilworth","Sir Walter SCOTT",1821,"Male",,"KENILWORTH; A ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY,"" ""IVANHOE,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and John Ballantyne; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co., London, 1821","3 vols (I 320p; II 339p; III 348p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48582-7; ECB 318; EN2 1821: 64; NSTC 2S9760; OCLC 2023263",,"2nd edn 1821 (NSTC); Boston 1821 (OCLC) [also New York 1821 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1821 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1821 [as <i>Le Château de Kenilworth</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1821. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1579,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A064","Ruling Passion, The",,1821,"Male",,"THE RULING PASSION. A COMIC STORY, OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. REVIVED, REVISED, AND EDITED, BY PHILIP FRANCIS SIDNEY, AUTHOR OF ""THE HERMIT IN YORK,"" AND VARIOUS OTHER POPULAR WORKS. IN THREE VOLUMES","York:                     Printed for the Proprietors of the Hull Packet, Hull, 1821","3 vols (I xii, 252p; II viii, 269p; III vii, 252p). 12&deg;","BL N.2749; EN2 1821: 65; NSTC 2S21036; OCLC 8634631","Introduction, dated 'January, 1821', mentions 'an old Work, entitled ""The Force of Blood""', in a Cervantesque style, which is 're-edited' here. OCLC identifies as based on <i>La Fuerza de la Sangre</i>, by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra: for further details, see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1580,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A065","Republican's Mistress, The","Charlotte SMITH",1821,"Female",,"THE REPUBLICAN'S MISTRESS; A NOVEL FOUNDED UPON FACTS. BY CHARLOTTE SMITH. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for W. Wright, Fleet-Street, 1821","3 vols (I 286p; II 287p; III 345p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48661-0; ECB 544; EN2 1821: 66; NSTC 2S25620; OCLC 7071452","Sometimes ascribed to Charlotte (Turner) Smith, 1749&ndash;1806, but more probably the work of another author",,,
1581,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A066","Helen de Tournon","Ad&#233;laide Marie Emilie, Marquise de SOUZA-BOTELHO",1821,"Female","Ralph RYLANCE","HELEN DE TOURNON: A NOVEL. BY MADAME DE SOUZA. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1821","2 vols (I 269p; II 263p). 12&deg;","BL N.368; ECB 552; EN2 1821: 67; NSTC 2F7815; OCLC 14350212","Trans. of <i>Mademoiselle de Tournon</i> (vol. 6 of<i>Oeuvres Compl&egrave;tes</i>, Paris, 1821&ndash;22). For tentative attribution to Rylance as translator, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>; and Publishing Papers (click on link below)","Boston 1822 (OCLC)",,
1582,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A067","Festival of Mora, The","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1821,"Female",,"THE FESTIVAL OF MORA. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. BY LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE, AUTHOR OF MONTBRAZIL ABBEY, THE BANDIT'S BRIDE, THE CRUSADERS, &C. &C. &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for John Richardson, Royal Exchange, 1821","4 vols (I 291p; II 284p; III 277p; IV 258p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48776-5; ECB 558; EN2 1821: 68; NSTC 2S36109; OCLC 7097076",,"2nd edn 1824 (OCLC)",,
1583,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A068","Life of a Boy, The","Mary STERNDALE",1821,"Female",,"THE LIFE OF A BOY. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE PANORAMA OF YOUTH. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1821","2 vols (I vii, 432p; II 453p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48050-7; ECB 563; EN2 1821: 69; NSTC 2S41197; OCLC 13417810","Dedication to the Countess of Besborough, signed Mary Sterndale, Sheffield, May 1821. ECB and OCLC list as by Mary [Ridgway]  Stockdale",,,
1584,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A069","St Aubin","Janet STEWART",1821,"Female",,"ST. AUBIN; OR, THE INFIDEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Oliver & Boyd, High-Street; sold also by G. & W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, London; and W. Turnbull, Glasgow, 1821","2 vols (I 316p; II 348p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48593-2; ECB 511; EN2 1821: 13; NSTC 2S1527; OCLC 37445706","For author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a> and letters between Janet Stewart and Oliver & Boyd in Publishing Papers (click on link below)","2nd edn 1824 (NUC)",,
1585,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A070","Retrospection","Ann TAYLOR",1821,"Female",,"RETROSPECTION: A TALE. BY MRS. TAYLOR, OF ONGAR, AUTHOR OF ""MATERNAL SOLICITUDE,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Taylor and Hessey, Fleet Street, 1821","1 vol.  (230p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48944-X; EN2 1821: 70; NSTC 2T3029; OCLC 33808320",,"2nd edn 1822 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1823 (NSTC); 4th edn 1823 (NSTC); 1830 (NSTC); Boston & New York 1822 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1822 (OCLC)]",,
1586,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A071","Prudence and Principle","Jane TAYLOR",1821,"Female",,"PRUDENCE AND PRINCIPLE: A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""RACHEL,"" AND ""THE AUTHORESS.""","London:                     Printed for Taylor and Hessey, Fleet Street, 1821","1 vol.  (vii, 213p). 12&deg;","BL 1152.e.8; EN2 1821: 71; NSTC 2P28313; xOCLC","For arguments in favour of Jane Taylor's authorship of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A054""><i>Rachel</i></a> (EN2 1817: 54) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1427""><i>The Authoress</i></a> (EN2 1819: 67), see Notes to the latter. The present title, though not usually associated with her, apparently forms part of the same group. OCLC attributes 2nd edn to Jane Taylor","2nd edn 1823 (OCLC 47005427); Wellington [Salop] [1823?] (NSTC)",,
1587,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A072","Don Juan","Alfred THORNTON",1821,"Male",,"DON JUAN. VOLUME THE FIRST. BY ALFRED THORNTON, ESQ. WITH FIFTEEN COLOURED ENGRAVINGS","London:                     Printed for Thomas Kelly, 17 Paternoster-Row, 1821/22","2 vols (I (1821) xii, 619p, ill.; II (1822) xi, 660p, ill.). 8&deg;","DLC PR.5670.T65D7; ECB 588; EN2 1821: 72; NSTC 2T10996; OCLC 17159252","T.p. of vol. 2 differs as follows: 'Don Juan; Volume the Second: containing his Life in London, or, a true Picture of the British Metropolis. By Alfred Thornton, Esq. with coloured Engravings. London: Printed for Thomas Kelly, 17, Paternoster-Row, 1822'","1825&ndash;36 (NSTC)",,
1588,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A073","Orphan Boy, The","Catherine George WARD",1821,"Female",,"THE ORPHAN BOY, OR TEST OF INNOCENCE. BY MRS CATHERINE G. WARD, AUTHORESS OF ""THE ROSE OF CLAREMONT;"" ""MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE;"" ""MY NATIVE LAND;"" ""DAUGHTER OF ST. OMER;"" ""SACRED DEPOSIT;"" ""BACHELOR'S HEIRESS;"" ""ROBERTINA;"" ""POEMS;"" &C. &C. &C. &C","London:                     Published by G. Virtue, 6, Canon Row, Westminster; W. S. Couchman, 10, Throgmorton Street; and J. S. Wellington, 1, Dufour's Place, Broad Street, Golden Square, 1821","1 vol.  (768p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL N.2008; EN2 1821: 73; NSTC 2W4967; OCLC 13209379","Founded on Fact' printed at head of t.p., and 'Entered at Stationer's Hall' above publisher's imprint. Collates in fours","1822 (OCLC); 1825 (NSTC); 1846 (NUC); New York 1835 (NSTC)",,
1589,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A074","Hermit's Cave, The","Zara WENTWORTH",1821,"Female",,"THE HERMIT'S CAVE; OR, THE FUGITIVE'S RETREAT. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES: BY ZARA WENTWORTH, AUTHOR OF THE RECLUSE OF ALBYN HALL, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1821","4 vols (I 225p; II 239p; III 221p; IV 247p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48885-0; ECB 629; EN2 1821: 74; NSTC 2W12929; OCLC 13325609",,,,
1590,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1821A075","Bleddyn","William S. WICKENDEN",1821,"Male",,"BLEDDYN; A WELCH NATIONAL TALE. BY W. S. WICKENDEN, THE BARD OF THE FOREST, AUTHOR OF ""COUNT GLARUS OF SWITZERLAND.""","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-Row, 1821","2 vols (I viii, 120p; II 115p). 12&deg;","Aberystwyth, National Library of Wales, 6209.I.25.B64; EN2 1821: 75; xNSTC; xOCLC","Names of Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [v]&ndash;viii. Adv. On verso of vol. 2, p. 115, for <i>Count Glarus of Switzerland</i>, 'By the same Author'. Colophon in both vols: 'Printed by J. Nichols and Son, 25, Parliament Street, Westminster'. Another edn was published in 1 vol. during the same year, bearing the imprint: 'London: Published for the author, by C. Chapple, Royal Library, Pall-Mall, 1821'. The variant t.p. reads: <i>Bleddyn; a Welch National Tale, being the First of a Series. By W. S. Wickenden, the Bard of the Forest, Author of ""Count Glarus of Switzerland.""</i>  A copy of this edn is held in Corvey (CME 3-628-48968-7), and lacks the subscription list; see also NSTC 2W19033 and OCLC 46547047 (which gives publication details as 'London: Printed for by [sic] J. Nichols and Son'). For full details of the Corvey copy of the 1-vol. version, see EN2 1821: 75(b)",,,
1591,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A001","Good-Nature","Miss AIMWELL",1822,"Female",,"GOOD-NATURE: OR, SENSIBILITY: AND OTHER TALES. BY MISS AIMWELL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","3 vols (I 271p; II 277p; III 258p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47029-3; ECB 9; EN2 1822: 15; NSTC 2A5708; OCLC 20599377",,,,
1592,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A002","Agnes; or, the Triumph of Principle","ANON",1822,"Unknown",,"AGNES; OR, THE TRIUMPH OF PRINCIPLE","London:                     Printed for J. S. Hughes, 66, Paternoster Row; published by B. J. Holdsworth, 18, (South Side,) St. Paul's Church Yard; and sold by Waugh and Innes, Edinburgh; and Chalmers and Collins, Glasgow, 1822","1 vol.  (iv, 272p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47027-7; ECB 8; EN2 1822: 1; NSTC 2A5159; OCLC 40688589",,,,
1593,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A003","Blighted Ambition","ANON",1822,"Unknown",,"BLIGHTED AMBITION; OR, THE RISE AND FALL OF THE EARL OF SOMERSET. A ROMANCE, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. And W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1822","3 vols (I x, 334p; II 368p; III 407p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47230-X; ECB 61; EN2 1822: 2; NSTC 2B37807; OCLC 10839131",,,,
1594,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A004","Blue Mountains, The","ANON",1822,"Unknown",,"THE BLUE MOUNTAINS. A WEST-INDIAN TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ROMANTIC FACTS, OR WHICH IS HIS WIFE? VERONICA, OR THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER; MY OLD COUSIN, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","3 vols (I vi, 267p; II 243p; III 232p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47232-6; ECB 63; EN2 1822: 3; NSTC 2B38463; OCLC 13304793","Dedication to S. Jenyns Soame, Esq., dated 2 Nov 1821. For a possible connection with the pseudonym 'Lister', see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1816A011""><i>Romantic Facts</i></a> (EN2 1816: 10)",,,
1595,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A005","Court of Holyrood, The","ANON",1822,"Unknown",,"THE COURT OF HOLYROOD; FRAGMENTS OF AN OLD STORY","Edinburgh:                     Macredie, Skelly, & Co. 34 Princes Street; and T. & G. Underwood, Fleet Street, London, 1822","1 vol.  (v, 194p). 12&deg;","MH-H 19463.12.10*; ECB 139; EN2 1822: 4; NSTC 2H27596; xOCLC","Preface suggests that the imminent publication of Scott's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1820A061""><i>The Abbot</i></a> (EN2 1820: 62) motivated the return to a tale 'sketched some years ago'; this is signed 'the Authors'. Collates in sixes","2nd edn 1822 (Corvey, OCLC 1611644), CME 3-628-47343-8; 3rd edn 1825 (NSTC)",,
1596,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A006","Days of Queen Mary, The","ANON",1822,"Unknown",,"THE DAYS OF QUEEN MARY; OR, A TALE OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY","London:                     Printed for the Author; and published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown. Paternoster-Row, 1822","1 vol.  (iv, 239p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47379-9; EN2 1822: 5; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
1597,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A007","French Protestant, The","ANON",1822,"Unknown",,"THE FRENCH PROTESTANT; A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE ""ITALIAN CONVERT,"" ""VICAR OF IVER,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Francis Westley, 10 Stationers'-Court, and Ave-Maria-Lane, 1822","1 vol.  (144p). 12&deg;","IU 823.F.888; EN2 1822: 6; NSTC 2F16234; xOCLC","The same author's <i>The Italian Convert, a Narrative, Founded on Fact</i> (1821) is a shorter piece (70 pp.), also published by Westley",,,
1598,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A008","Lemira of Lorraine","ANON",1822,"Unknown",,"LEMIRA OF LORRAINE. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria Lane, 1822","3 vols (I 272p; II 255p; III 260p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47952-5; ECB 338; EN2 1822: 7; NSTC 2L11106; xOCLC",,,,
1599,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A009","Maria; a Tale of a Southern Valley","ANON",1822,"Unknown",,"MARIA; A TALE OF A SOUTHERN VALLEY: FOUNDED ON REAL EVENTS IN HIGH LIFE","London:                     Printed for W. Wright, 46, Fleet-Street, 1822","1 vol.  (vii, 166p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48154-6; EN2 1822: 8; NSTC 2M14251; OCLC 13261899","Under title t.p. reads in smaller letters: 'The hero of the tale is an officer of high rank in the army, and Maria, a lady of noble birth'. Frontispiece illustration, with legend 'Published by W. Wright, 49, Fleet Steet, July 1822'",,,
1600,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A010","No Enthusiasm","ANON",1822,"Unknown",,"NO ENTHUSIASM; A TALE OF THE PRESENT TIMES. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Francis Westley, 10, Stationers' Court, 1822","2 vols (I 317p; II 298p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48295-X; EN2 1822: 9; NSTC 2E10856; xOCLC","Bettison Library Catalogue states 'by the author of Happiness', indicating the same author wrote <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1821A005""><i>Happiness; a Tale, for the Grave and Gay</i></a> (EN2 1821: 6). This in turn provides a (very tenuous) link with Andrew Reed's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1819A056""><i>No Fiction</i></a> (EN2 1819: 56)",,,
1601,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A011","Tales from Switzerland","ANON",1822,"Unknown",,"TALES FROM SWITZERLAND","London:                     Printed for Francis Westley, 10, Stationers' Court, and Ave-Maria Lane; and L. B. Seeley, 169 Fleet Street, 1822/23","3 vols (I (1822) viii, 177p; II (1823) 196p, ill.,; III (1823) 221p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51161-5; ECB 575; EN2 1822: 12; NSTC 2Y1229; xOCLC","Attributed in some catalogues to A. Yosy or Yossy, possibly as a result of Ann Yosy's authorship of <i>Switzerland [&hellip;] Interspersed with Historical Anecdotes</i> (2 vols, 1815); see also <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1824A014""><i>Tales from Afar</i></a> (EN2 1824: 13). Vol. 3 has 'Third Series' on t.p. OCLC 42637958 describes 4-vol. 1827 edn. 'Printed for Edgerly & Co.'; it also lists T. C. Hansard (1776&ndash;1833) as author, alongside A. Yosy. For the general issue of Yossy's authorship of fiction of this period, see also <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>","1827 (OCLC 42637958)",,
1602,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A012","Tales, by an Unwilling Author","ANON",1822,"Unknown",,"TALES, BY AN UNWILLING AUTHOR","Dublin:                     Richard Milliken, Grafton-Street, Bookseller to his Majesty, his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, and the University of Dublin, 1822","2 vols (I iv, 263p; II 224p). 12&deg;","MH-H 19464.29.5*; ECB 575; EN2 1822: 11; NSTC 2T1324; OCLC 42386625; OCLC 42386625","To the Reader' dated Feb 1818. 'Subscribers' Names', 4 pp. unn., at end of vol. 2","Reissued with Longmans as main publishers, London 1825 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48866-4",,
1603,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A013","Village Coquette, The","ANON",1822,"Unknown",,"THE VILLAGE COQUETTE; A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""SUCH IS THE WORLD.""","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1822","3 vols (I vii, 278p; II 247p; III 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48918-0; ECB 613; EN2 1822: 13; NSTC 2V4200; xOCLC","Preface signed F. J., Kensington, Dec 1821. For a possible connection with Louisa MacNally as author, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>, and Contemporary Libraries (click on link below)",,,
1604,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A014","Which Is the Heroine?","ANON",1822,"Unknown",,"WHICH IS THE HEROINE? IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     J. Robins and Co. Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, 1822","2 vols (I 255p; II 219p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48900-8; ECB 633; EN2 1822: 14; xNSTC; OCLC 52936433",,,,
1605,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A015","Renegade, The","Charles Vicomte d' ARLINCOURT",1822,"Male",,"THE RENEGADE, TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF M. LE VICOMTE D'ARLINCOURT","London:                     J. Robins and Co. Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, 1822","2 vols (I viii, 256p; II 272p). 8&deg;","BL 1152.i.17; ECB 152; EN2 1822: 16; NSTC 2A15599; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Le Renégat</i> (Paris, 1822). Preface begins: 'The interesting nature of this novel, and the eloquence of its descriptions, no less than its great popularity at this moment, are the reasons which have caused it to be presented to the public in an English dress. The avidity with which the first copies were bought up in Paris is almost unexampled. Four editions were published in immediate succession, and it still continues in the highest esteem' (vol. 1, p. [v])","1826 as <i>The Renegade, a romance</i> (OCLC 49484780); New York 1822 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia & New York 1822 (NSTC)]",,
1606,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A016","Farmers' Three Daughters, The","Alexander BALFOUR",1822,"Male",,"THE FARMERS' THREE DAUGHTERS. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","4 vols (I 272p; II 256p; III 246p; IV 284p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47615-1; ECB 200; EN2 1822: 17; NSTC 2B4168; OCLC 47876261","ECB  mistakenly gives title as 'The Farmer's Three Daughters'",,,
1607,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A017","Sibyl's Warning, The","Edward BALL",1822,"Male",,"THE SIBYL'S WARNING. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY EDWARD BALL","London:                     Printed for C. Chapple, Royal Subscription Circulating Library, Pall-Mall, 1822","2 vols (I vi, 372p; II 215p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47094-3; ECB 536; EN2 1822: 18; NSTC 2B4496; xOCLC","Advertisement' signed 'Norwich: Palace House'",,,
1608,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A018","Dangerous Errors","Elizabeth BARBER",1822,"Female",,"DANGEROUS ERRORS: A TALE","London:                     Printed for Lupton Relfe, 13, Cornhill, 1822","1 vol.  (vii, 254p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47395-0; ECB 151; EN2 1822: 19; NSTC 2B7216; xOCLC","Author attribution from <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1823A017""><i>Influence and Example</i></a> (EN2 1823: 22) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1764""><i>Tales of Modern Days</i></a> (EN2 1824: 17)",,,
1609,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A019","Malpas","William BENNET",1822,"Male",,"MALPAS; OR, LE POURSUIVANT D'AMOUR. A ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE CAVALIER."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1822","3 vols (I xvi, 372p; II 374p; III 329p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48144-9; ECB 364; EN2 1822: 20; NSTC 2G6332; OCLC 38656338","Dedication to the Duke of Devonshire, signed Lee Gibbons [pseud.], 23 Nov 1821. For an alternative attribution to Thomas Roscoe (1791&ndash;1871), see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a>, under 1821: 22 (<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1821A019""><i>The Cavalier</i></a>)","German trans., 1824 [as <i>Malpas. Ein historischer Roman aus dem Anfange des 14. Jahrhunderts</i> (RS)]",,
1610,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A020","Carwin, the Biloquist","Charles Brockden BROWN",1822,"Male",,"CARWIN, THE BILOQUIST, AND OTHER AMERICAN TALES AND PIECES. BY CHARLES BROCKDEN BROWN, AUTHOR OF WIELAND, ORMOND, ARTHUR MERVYN, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Public Library, Conduit Street, 1822","3 vols (I iv, 256p; II 287p; III 259p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47135-4; ECB 78; EN2 1822: 21; NSTC 2B51807; OCLC 8215135","Editor's Preface mentions 'The incomplete state, in which some of the following posthumous pieces have been left &hellip;'. For the original composition of 'Carwin' in 1798 and its American publication in instalments 1803&ndash;05, see S. W. Reid, 'Brockden Brown in England: Notes on Henry Colburn's 1822 Editions of his Novels', <i>Early American Literature</i> 9 (1974), 188&ndash;95",,,
1611,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A021","Conduct Is Fate","Lady Charlotte Susan Maria BURY",1822,"Female",,"CONDUCT IS FATE. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1822","3 vols (I 312p; II 301p; III 352p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47309-8; ECB 130; EN2 1822: 22; NSTC 2C33699; OCLC 11679563",,,,
1612,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A022","Life in Paris","David CAREY",1822,"Male",,"LIFE IN PARIS; COMPRISING THE RAMBLES, SPREES, AND AMOURS, OF DICK WILDFIRE, OF CORINTHIAN CELEBRITY, AND HIS BANG-UP COMPANIONS, SQUIRE JENKINS AND CAPTAIN O'SHUFTLETON; WITH THE WHIMSICAL ADVENTURES OF THE HALIBUT FAMILY; INCLUDING SKETCHES OF A VARIETY OF OTHER ECCENTRIC CHARACTERS IN THE FRENCH METROPOLIS. BY DAVID CAREY. EMBELLISHED WITH TWENTY-ONE COLOURED PLATES, REPRESENTING SCENES FROM REAL LIFE, DESIGNED AND ENGRAVED BY MR. GEORGE CRUIKSHANK. ENRICHED ALSO WITH TWENTY-TWO ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD, DRAWN BY THE SAME ARTIST, AND EXECUTED BY MR. WHITE","London:                     Printed for John Fairburn, Broadway, Ludgate-Hill; sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; and Baldwin, Craddock, and Joy; Paternoster-Row; Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers' Court; Whittakers, Ave-Maria-Lane; Humphrey, St. James's Street, and Wilson, Royal Exchange, 1822","1 vol.  (xxiv, 489p, ill.). 8&deg;","Corvey; ECB 97; EN2 1822: 23; NSTC 2C7016; OCLC 1936919","Collates in fours","1828 (OCLC); 1837 (NSTC); New Orleans 1837 (OCLC)",,
1613,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A023","Spy, The","James Fenimore COOPER",1822,"Male",,"THE SPY; A TALE OF THE NEUTRAL GROUND; REFERRING TO SOME PARTICULAR OCCURRENCES DURING THE AMERICAN WAR: ALSO POURTRAYING AMERICAN SCENERY AND MANNERS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1822","3 vols (I x, 318p; II 314p; III 312p). 12&deg;","Corvey; ECB 135; EN2 1822: 24; NSTC 2C36880; OCLC 1425536","Originally published New York 1821 (Blanck). OCLC also lists three other London issues, apparently with an 1822 provenance","1823 (Blanck); 1831 (Blanck); 1849 (Blanck); French trans., 1822; German trans., 1824",,
1614,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A024","Traditional Tales of the English and Scottish Peasantry","Allan CUNNINGHAM",1822,"Male",,"TRADITIONAL TALES OF THE ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH PEASANTRY. BY ALLAN CUNNINGHAM, AUTHOR OF SIR MARMADUKE MAXWELL, A DRAMATIC POEM; &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Taylor and Hessey, Fleet-Street, 1822","2 vols (I x, 322p; II 357p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51010-4; ECB 147; EN2 1822: 25; NSTC 2C46750; OCLC 4773663","Preface notes that 'all these stories, with the exception of the first, appeared at different periods in the London Magazine'","2nd edn 1828 (OCLC); German trans., 1823 [as <i>Schottische Erz&auml;hlungen</i> (RS)]",,
1615,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A025","Accomplished Hippocrite, The","A. D",1822,"Unknown",,"THE ACCOMPLISHED HYPOCRITE; OR BRASS GLITTERS MORE THAN GOLD. A MORAL TALE, FOUNDED ON FACTS. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY A. D","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","2 vols (I 240p; II 301p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47003-X; ECB 2; EN2 1822: 26; NSTC 2D26; OCLC 40662432",,,,
1616,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A026","Curiosity","Joan DE LUCE",1822,"Female",,"CURIOSITY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY JOAN DE LUCE","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","3 vols (I 240p; II 229p; III 237p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48122-8; ECB 158; EN2 1822: 27; NSTC 2D8559; xOCLC",,,,
1617,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A027","Marian de Brittoon","S. Sparow DE RENZY",1822,"Male",,"MARIAN DE BRITTOON, OR THE RECTOR'S ORPHAN GRANDAUGHTER. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY CAPTAIN S. S. DERENZY, FORMERLY CAPTAIN IN THE ROYAL SOUTH GLOUCESTER REGIMENT; AND SINCE CAPTAIN AND ADJUTANT OF H.R.H. THE DUKE OF YORK'S NEW FOREST RANGERS","London:                     Printed for W. Wright, Fleet Street, 1822","3 vols (I 309p; II 305p; III 303p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47432-9; ECB 159; EN2 1822: 28; NSTC 2D9986; OCLC 44757858",,,,
1618,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A028","Life and Opinions of Sir Richard Maltravers, The","Henry Augustus Dillon-Lee, Viscount DILLON",1822,"Male",,"THE LIFE AND OPINIONS OF SIR RICHARD MALTRAVERS, AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1822","2 vols (I 274p; II 287p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48097-3; ECB 345; EN2 1822: 29; NSTC 2D13576; OCLC 35663915",,,,
1619,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A029","Scrinium, The","Rebecca EDRIDGE",1822,"Female",,"THE SCRINIUM, IN TWO VOLUMES. BY REBECCA EDRIDGE","London:                     Printed for G. & W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1822","2 vols (I viii, 355p; II iv, 380p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47514-7; ECB 179; EN2 1822: 30; NSTC 2E4721; OCLC 8932805",,,,
1620,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A030","Rhodomaldi","Grenville FLETCHER",1822,"Male",,"RHODOMALDI; OR, THE CASTLE OF ROVEGGIANO! A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     J. C. Spence, 32, Euston Street, Euston Square, and 218, High Holborn, 1822","3 vols (I 254p; II 233p; III 220p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48569-X; ECB 491; EN2 1822: 31; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
1621,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A031","Provost, The","John GALT",1822,"Male",,"THE PROVOST. BY THE AUTHOR OF ANNALS OF THE PARISH; AYRSHIRE LEGATEES; AND SIR ANDREW WYLIE","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1822","1 vol.  (360p). 12&deg;","E Hall.197.e; ECB 222; EN2 1822: 32; NSTC 2G1392; OCLC 2748214","Dedication 'to Robert Downie, of Appin, Esquire, M.P. from his friend, the Author'","2nd edn 1822 (Corvey, NSTC); 'new edn' 1842, as <i>The Provost, and other tales</i> (OCLC); New York 1822 (NSTC); French trans., 1824",,
1622,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A032","Sir Andrew Wylie, of that Ilk","John GALT",1822,"Male",,"SIR ANDREW WYLIE, OF THAT ILK. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""ANNALS OF THE PARISH,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, Strand, London, 1822","3 vols (I 336p; II 336p; III 310p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48706-4; ECB 222; EN2 1822: 33; NSTC 2G1398; OCLC 19938980",,"2nd edn 1822 (NSTC); London 1841 (NSTC); 1845 (NSTC); New York 1822 (NSTC); French trans., 1823",,
1623,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A033","Steam-Boat, The","John GALT",1822,"Male",,"THE STEAM-BOAT. BY THE AUTHOR OF ANNALS OF THE PARISH; AYRSHIRE LEGATEES; SIR ANDREW WYLIE; AND THE PROVOST","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1822","1 vol.  (v, 359p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48785-4; ECB 222; EN2 1822: 34; NSTC 2G1402; OCLC 2513066","Dedication to Lord Gwydir signed 'Thomas Duffle' and dated Boyle's Land, Salt Market, Glasgow, 1 July 1822. Page facing t.p. states 'Originally printed in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine and now reprinted with corrections and additions'","1834, with <i>The Provost</i> (NSTC); New York 1823 (NSTC); German trans., 1826",,
1624,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A034","Lollards, The","Thomas GASPEY",1822,"Male",,"THE LOLLARDS: A TALE, FOUNDED ON THE PERSECUTIONS WHICH MARKED THE EARLY PART OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERY, OR FORTY YEARS AGO; AND OF CALTHORPE, OR FALLEN FORTUNES. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1822","3 vols (I xvi, 347p; II 353p; III 334p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48110-4; ECB 351; EN2 1822: 35; NSTC 2G3295; OCLC 13344616",,"1843 (NSTC); New York 1822 (OCLC);  German trans., 1822",,
1625,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A035","Who Is the Bridegroom?","Sarah GREEN",1822,"Female",,"WHO IS THE BRIDEGROOM? OR, NUPTIAL DISCOVERIES. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. GREEN, AUTHOR OF GOOD MEN OF MODERN DATE, THE FUGITIVE, ROMANCE-READERS AND ROMANCE-WRITERS, REFORMIST, FESTIVAL OF ST. JAGO, CARTHUSIAN FRIAR, ROYAL EXILES, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","3 vols (I 267p; II 229p; III 262p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47852-9; ECB 243; EN2 1822: 36; NSTC 2G20160; xOCLC",,,,
1626,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A036","Reformation","Mrs William HACK",1822,"Female",,"REFORMATION: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1822","3 vols (I 362p; II 303p; III 333p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48523-1; ECB 484; EN2 1822: 10; NSTC 2R5611; xOCLC","For tentative author attribution and also the faint possibility of involvement by Maria Hack, see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1627,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A037","Refugees, The","Anne Raikes HARDING",1822,"Female",,"THE REFUGEES, AN IRISH TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF CORRECTION, DECISION, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1822","3 vols (I 287p; II 301p; III 354p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47459-0; ECB 484; EN2 1822: 37; NSTC 2H7491; OCLC 13308855",,"French trans., 1830 [as <i>Les Réfugies, histoire irlandaise, par Mrs Sinclair</i> (CCFR, under Sinclair)]",,
1628,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A038","Singularity","Jane HARVEY",1822,"Female",,"SINGULARITY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY JANE HARVEY, AUTHOR OF BROUGHAM CASTLE, WARKFIELD CASTLE, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","3 vols (I 297p; II 296p; III 349p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47634-8; ECB 257; EN2 1822: 38; NSTC 2H11043; xOCLC",,,,
1629,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A039","Guilty or Not Guilty","Anne Julia Kemble HATTON",1822,"Female",,"GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY; OR, A LESSON FOR HUSBANDS. A TALE. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY ANN OF SWANSEA, AUTHOR OF CONVICTION, CESARIO ROSALBA, SECRETS IN EVERY MANSION, CHRONICLES OF AN ILLUSTRIOUS HOUSE, LOVERS AND FRIENDS, GONZALO DI BALDIVIA, SECRET AVENGERS, CAMBRIAN PICTURES, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","5 vols (I ii, 294p; II 296p; III 328p; IV 326p; V 290p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48803-6; ECB 20; EN2 1822: 39; NSTC 2A13193; OCLC 21345271","Dedication to 'Mrs. Sheppard, of Fox-Hole', dated Orchard-Street, Swansea, 17 Dec 1821",,,
1630,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A040","Flatterer, The","Mary Ann HEDGE",1822,"Female",,"THE FLATTERER; OR, FALSE FRIENDSHIP. A TALE. BY MARY ANNE HEDGE, AUTHOR OF AFFECTION'S GIFT, &C","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; and Swinborne and Walter, 1822","1 vol.  (160p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51034-1; ECB 208; EN2 1822: 40; NSTC 2H15917; OCLC 21343151","Colophon reads: 'Printed by Swinborne and Walter, Colchester'. Collates in sixes",,,
1631,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A041","Life; or, Fashion and Feeling","Mary Ann HEDGE",1822,"Female",,"LIFE; OR, FASHION AND FEELING. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MARY ANNE HEDGE, AUTHOR OF AFFECTION'S GIFT; THE RETREAT; LETTERS ON HISTORY, SACRED AND PROFANE; YOUNG INFIDEL; MEMOIRS OF JAMES II; TWILIGHT HOURS IMPROVED; TREASURES OF THOUGHT, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","3 vols (I 249p; II 243p; III 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47719-0; ECB 262; EN2 1822: 41; NSTC 2H15921; xOCLC","Dedication to 'Miss Harris'",,,
1632,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A042","Constance","Isabel HILL",1822,"Female",,"CONSTANCE, A TALE. BY ISABEL HILL, AUTHOR OF 'THE POET'S CHILD,' A TRAGEDY","London:                     John Warren, Old Bond Street, 1822","1 vol.  (vii, 279p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47689-5; ECB 269; EN2 1822: 42; xNSTC; xOCLC","Introduction dated London, Dec 1821",,"BSB-1_FT_1221531727","found in electronic collection: Bayerische Staatsbibliothek"
1633,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A043","Tales of the Manor","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1822,"Female",,"TALES OF THE MANOR. BY MRS. HOFLAND. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1822","4 vols (I 344p; II 309p; III 342p; IV 309p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51039-2; ECB 275; EN2 1822: 43; NSTC 2H29420; OCLC 6768688",,"2nd edn 1822 (NSTC); New York 1822 (NSTC)",,
1634,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A044","Three Perils of Man, The","James HOGG",1822,"Male",,"THE THREE PERILS OF MAN; OR, WAR, WOMEN, AND WITCHCRAFT. A BORDER ROMANCE. BY JAMES HOGG, AUTHOR OF ""WINTER-EVENING TALES,"" ""BROWNIE OF BODSBECK,"" ""QUEEN'S WAKE,"" &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1822","3 vols (I 341p; II 353p; III 449p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47697-6; ECB 276; EN2 1822: 44; NSTC 2H25728; OCLC 27902346","John Moir, Printer, Edinburgh, 1822' on verso of t.ps. Dedication 'to William Stewart Rose, Esq. as a small menorial of Yarrow, and the Shepherd's humble sheil'",,,
1635,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A045","Pen Owen","James HOOK",1822,"Male",,"PEN OWEN. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1822","3 vols (I 331p; II 364p; III 419p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48412-X; ECB 440; EN2 1822: 45; NSTC 2H28909; OCLC 3755158",,"New York 1822 (NSTC); 1842 (NSTC); French trans., 1823",,
1636,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A046","Bracebridge Hall","Washington IRVING",1822,"Male",,"BRACEBRIDGE HALL; OR, THE HUMORISTS. BY GEOFFREY CRAYON, GENT. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     John Murray, Albemarle-Street, 1822","2 vols (I iv, 393p; II iv, 404p). 12&deg;","Corvey; ECB 301; EN2 1822: 46; NSTC 2C42718; OCLC 276071","Also published New York 1822, simultaneously with the London edn (Blanck)","New edn 1823 (OCLC); 1824 (NSTC); 1845 (NSTC); 1848 (NSTC); 1850 (NSTC); New York 1822 (NSTC); French trans., 1822; German trans., 1822&ndash;23",,
1637,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A047","House of Ravenspur, The","Frances JAMIESON",1822,"Female",,"THE HOUSE OF RAVENSPUR, A ROMANCE. BY MRS. JAMIESON. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1822","4 vols (I 312p; II 306p; III 300p; IV 329p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47930-4; ECB 306; EN2 1822: 47; NSTC 2T12204; OCLC 42216165",,,,
1638,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A048","Domestic Tales","Mary JOHNSTON",1822,"Female",,"DOMESTIC TALES; CONTAINING THE MERCHANT'S WIFE AND HER SISTER. BY MARY JOHNSTON, AUTHOR OF ""THE LAIRDS OF GLENFERN; OR, HIGHLANDERS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.""","London:                     G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1822","1 vol.  (220p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51080-5; ECB 310; EN2 1822: 48; NSTC 2J9504; OCLC 40239101","Dedication to 'Lieut. Colonel Gordon, of Cluny'",,,
1639,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A049","Knights of Ritzberg, The","George JONES",1822,"Male",,"THE KNIGHTS OF RITZBERG. A ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""SUPREME BON TON,"" ""PARGA,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     J. C. Spence, 32, Euston Street, Euston Square, and 218, High Holborn, 1822","3 vols (I viii, 276p; II 250p; III 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47980-0; ECB 324; EN2 1822: 49; NSTC 2K8102; xOCLC","Dedication 'to His Grace, the Duke of Devonshire'. Preface dated Fitzroy Square, July 1822. George Jones is identified as the author of the chain of novels associated with the pseudonym Leigh Cliffe (see also EN2 1822: 49, 1823: 49, 1829: 49) in Block, ECB, and several modern library catalogues. This sequence of works is nevertheless claimed by Christian Frederick Wieles in his approach to the Royal Literary Fund (see RLF 12: 444; and, for further details, <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>). ECB 569 lists Newman edn, Nov 1820, but not discovered in this form",,,
1640,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A050","Frederick Dornton","Richard N. KELLY",1822,"Male",,"FREDERICK DORNTON; OR, THE BROTHERS. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY R. N. KELLY, ESQ. AUTHOR OF DE RENZEY","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","4 vols (I 238p; II 268p; III 290p; IV 319p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47926-6; ECB 317; EN2 1822: 50; NSTC 2K2223; OCLC 12866755",,,,
1641,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A051","Osmond","Mary Ann KELTY",1822,"Female",,"OSMOND, A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE FAVOURITE OF NATURE:"" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1822","3 vols (I iv, 312p; II 327p; III 396p). 12&deg;","BL N.118; ECB 318; EN2 1822: 51; NSTC 2K2406; OCLC 12862142","Dedication to 'Lady Dacre'","2nd edn 1823 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48317-4; German trans., 1822 [as <i>Osmond, oder der Sturm der Leidenschaft</i> (RS)]; French trans., 1824",,
1642,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A052","Graham Hamilton","Lady Caroline LAMB",1822,"Female",,"GRAHAM HAMILTON","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square, 1822","2 vols (I 221p; II 186p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47791-3; ECB 238; EN2 1822: 52; NSTC 2L2307; OCLC 2806974","Notice, dated 2 Apr 1822, stating that 'The Manuscript of these Volumes was placed in Mr. Colburn's hands two years ago, with an earnest injunction neither to name the author, nor to publish it at that time: having fully obeyed the writer's wishes, he has now the pleasure of laying the work before the public'","2nd edn 1823 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1822 (NSTC)",,
1643,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A053","Puzzled and Pleased","Francis LATHOM",1822,"Male",,"PUZZLED AND PLEASED; OR, THE TWO OLD SOLDIERS: AND OTHER TALES. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER, UNKNOWN, VERY STRANGE BUT VERY TRUE, MEN AND MANNERS, ROMANCE OF THE HEBRIDES, LONDON, MYSTERY, ONE POUND NOTE, IMPENETRABLE SECRET, HUMAN BEINGS, ITALIAN MYSTERIES, ASTONISHMENT, FATAL VOW, MIDNIGHT BELL, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","3 vols (I 274p; II 270p; III 225p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47902-9; ECB 331; EN2 1822: 53; NSTC 2L5039; OCLC 6875759",,,,
1644,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A054","Some Passages in the Life of Mr Adam Blair Minister of the Gospel at Cross-Meikle","John Gibson LOCKHART",1822,"Male",,"SOME PASSAGES IN THE LIFE OF MR ADAM BLAIR MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT CROSS-MEIKLE","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1822","1 vol.  (337p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48671-8; ECB 549; EN2 1822: 54; NSTC 2L19485; OCLC 24242923",,"2nd edn 1824 (NSTC); 1843 (NSTC); Boston 1822 (OCLC)",,
1645,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A055","Moscow","Mrs M. MAINWARING",1822,"Female",,"MOSCOW; OR, THE GRANDSIRE. AN HISTORICAL TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","3 vols (I 286p; II 264p; III 286p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48338-7; ECB 398; EN2 1822: 57; NSTC 2M10325; OCLC 42055732",,,,
1646,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A056","Legends of Scotland. First Series","Ronald M'CHRONICLE",1822,"Male",,"LEGENDS OF SCOTLAND. FIRST SERIES. IN THREE VOLUMES. CONTAINING FAIR HELEN OF KIRKONNEL, AND ROSLIN CASTLE. BY RONALD M'CHRONICLE, ESQ","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","3 vols (I 224p; II 240p; III 255p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48070-1; ECB 358; EN2 1822: 55; NSTC 2M1928; xOCLC","ECB lists three series, price 49s 6d",,,
1647,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A057","Isn't It Odd?","Marmaduke MERRYWHISTLE",1822,"Male",,"ISN'T IT ODD? BY MARMADUKE MERRYWHISTLE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1822","3 vols (I viii, 290p, ill.; II 246p, ill.; III 311p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48127-9; ECB 382; EN2 1822: 58; NSTC 2M25604; OCLC 22569419",,,,
1648,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A058","Tales of Ton. Third Series","Miss E. H. M'LEOD",1822,"Female",,"TALES OF TON. THIRD SERIES. BY MISS M'LEOD. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","4 vols (I 294p; II 286p; III 262p; IV 290p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48087-6; ECB 361; EN2 1822: 56; NSTC 2M7092; xOCLC",,,,
1649,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A059","Langreath","Eliza NATHAN",1822,"Female",,"LANGREATH, A TALE. BY MRS. NATHAN, AUTHORESS OF ELVINGTON. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1822","3 vols (I 350p; II 348p; III 468p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48250-X; ECB 406; EN2 1822: 59; NSTC 2N1559; xOCLC","Preface (1 p. unn.) signed Eliza Nathan. Adv. by G. and W. B. Whittaker, verso of Preface, for 'The following new Compositions of Mr. [sic] Nathan': all four items listed are poetry",,,
1650,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A060","Madeline","Amelia Alderson OPIE",1822,"Female",,"MADELINE, A TALE. BY MRS. OPIE","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster Row, 1822","2 vols (I 345p; II 333p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48262-3; ECB 423; EN2 1822: 60; NSTC 2O4389; OCLC 608874",,"Philadelphia 1822 (OCLC); French trans., 1822",,
1651,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A061","Maid Marian","Thomas Love PEACOCK",1822,"Male",,"MAID MARIAN. BY THE AUTHOR OF HEADLONG HALL","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, 15, Old Bond Street; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster Row, 1822","1 vol.  (262p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48146-5; ECB 438; EN2 1822: 61; NSTC 2P8173; OCLC 2494528","Preliminary Notice, dated 15 Mar 1822, reads: 'This little work, with the exception of the three last chapters, was written in the autumn of 1818'","1837 (NSTC); German trans., 1823 [as <i>Der Forstgraf, oder Robin Hood und Marianne</i> (RS)]; French trans., 1826 [as <i>Robin Hood, ou la forêt de Sherwood</i> (CCFR)]",,
1652,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A062","Roche-Blanche","Anna Maria PORTER",1822,"Female",,"ROCHE-BLANCHE; OR, THE HUNTERS OF THE PYRENEES. A ROMANCE. BY MISS ANNA MARIA PORTER, AUTHOR OF ""THE VILLAGE OF MARIENDORPT,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1822","3 vols (I xi, 374p; II 419p; III 568p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48303-4; ECB 463; EN2 1822: 62; NSTC 2P22258; OCLC 6976739","Dedication 'to his Excellency Doctor Leighton, actual State Counsellor of His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias', signed Anna Maria Porter, Long-Ditton, June 1812. 'Address to the Reader' dated Long-Ditton, 12 June 1822. Notice on page facing beginning of novel states 'The Reader is requested to substitute the name of Roche-Blanche, for Roche Blanc, throughout this work'","Boston 1822 (NSTC); French trans., 1822; German trans., 1823 [as <i>Ritter Ademar von Bourbon</i> (RS)]",,
1653,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A063","Wizard Priest and the Witch, The","Quintin POYNET",1822,"Male",,"THE WIZARD PRIEST AND THE WITCH. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY QUINTIN POYNET, ESQ","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","3 vols (I vi, 240p; II 225p; III 247p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48367-0; ECB 466; EN2 1822: 63; NSTC 2P24194; xOCLC",,,,
1654,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A064","Nun of Arrouca, The","Lord John RUSSELL",1822,"Male",,"THE NUN OF ARROUCA, A TALE","London:                     John Murray, Albemarle-Street, 1822","1 vol.  (87). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51106-2; ECB 418; EN2 1822: 64; NSTC 2R21271; OCLC 7082870","Collates in fours","French trans., 1827",,
1655,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A065","Fortunes of Nigel, The","Sir Walter SCOTT",1822,"Male",,"THE FORTUNES OF NIGEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY, KENILWORTH,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co., London, 1822","3 vols (I xlviii, 313p; II 334p; III 349p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48577-0; ECB 212; EN2 1822: 66; NSTC 2S9583; OCLC 38981912","Introductory Epistle' signed 'Cuthbert Clutterbuck', Kennaquhair, 1 Apr 1822","2nd edn' 1822 (CBEL3); '3rd edn' 1822 (CBEL3); Albany, NY, 1822 (OCLC) [also Boston 1822 (OCLC); New York 1822 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1822 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1822; German trans., 1822. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1656,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A066","Peveril of the Peak","Sir Walter SCOTT",1822,"Male",,"PEVERIL OF THE PEAK. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY, KENILWORTH,"" &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London, 1822","4 vols (I xxxii, 302p; II 319p; III 315p; IV 320p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48579-7; ECB 444; EN2 1822: 67; NSTC 2S10093; OCLC 2392685","Prefatory Letter' signed 'Jonas Driasdust', Michaelmas-day, 1822, York","2nd edn' 1823 (CBEL3); Boston 1823 (OCLC) [also New York 1823 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1822 (OCLC)]; German trans., 1822 [as <i>Ritter Gottfried Peveril; eine romantische Darstellung</i> (RS)]; French trans., 1823&ndash;24. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1657,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A067","Pirate, The","Sir Walter SCOTT",1822,"Male",,"THE PIRATE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY, KENILWORTH,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London, 1822","3 vols (I vii, 322p; II 332p; III 346p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48580-0; ECB 452; EN2 1822: 68; NSTC 2S10118; OCLC 735850","Advertisement', signed 'The Author of Waverley', dated 1 Nov 1821","2nd edn' 1822 (CBEL3); '3rd edn' 1822 (CBEL3, NSTC); Albany, NY, 1822 (OCLC); [also Boston 1822 (OCLC); Hartford, SC, 1822 (OCLC); New York 1822 (OCLC);  Philadelphia 1822 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1822; German trans., 1822. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1658,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A068","New-England Tale, A","Catharine Maria SEDGWICK",1822,"Female",,"A NEW-ENGLAND TALE. FROM THE SECOND AMERICAN EDITION, REVISED AND CORRECTED BY THE AUTHOR","London:                     John Miller, 69, Fleet Street, 1822","1 vol.  (xi, 297p). 12&deg;","O Douce.T.158; CME 3-628-48191-0; EN2 1822: 69; NSTC 2S12235; OCLC 8782031","Dedication to Maria Edgeworth. 'Preface to the First Edition' stating an aim to augment 'the scanty stock of American literature', dated 30 Mar 1822; followed by 'Preface to the Second Edition', dated 18 July 1822. 2nd Preface gives original title as 'A New England Tale, or Sketches of New England Characters and Manners'. Originally published New York 1822 (Blanck, OCLC)",,,
1659,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A069","Julia Severa","Jean Charles L&#233;onard SIMONDE DE SISMONDI",1822,"Male",,"JULIA SEVERA; OR THE YEAR FOUR HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO; TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF J. C. L. SIMONDE DE SISMONDI, AUTHOR OF NEW PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY; THE HISTORY OF FRANCE; THE ITALIAN REPUBLICS OF THE MIDDLE AGE; THE LITERATURE OF THE SOUTH OF EUROPE, &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane; and Munday and Slatter, High-Street, Oxford, 1822","2 vols (I xii, 245p; II 256p). 12&deg;","BL 12510.cc.20; EN2 1822: 70; NSTC 2S21933; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Julia Sévéra, ou l'an quatre cent quatre-vingt-douze</i> (Paris, 1822). 'Advertisement' by Translator, dated Oxford, 16 Apr 1822. Collates in sixes","1824 (NSTC)","zb8BAAAAQAAJ","2 volumes bound together"
1660,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A070","Old Stories","Elizabeth Isabella SPENCE",1822,"Female",,"OLD STORIES. BY MISS SPENCE, AUTHOR OF ""A TRAVELLER'S TALE,"" &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1822","2 vols (I vii, 184p; II 208p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51135-6; ECB 554; EN2 1822: 71; NSTC 2S33538; OCLC 11454867","Dedication 'to Mrs. Myddelton Biddulph, the present possessor of Chirk Castle'",,,
1661,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A071","Clavering Tower","Rosalia ST CLAIR",1822,"Female",,"CLAVERING TOWER. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ROSALIA ST. CLAIR, AUTHOR OF THE BLIND BEGGAR, SON OF O'DONNEL, HIGHLAND CASTLE AND LOWLAND COTTAGE, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","4 vols (I 241p; II 206p; III 268p; IV 219p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48492-8; ECB 511; EN2 1822: 65; NSTC 2S1991; OCLC 7032234",,,,
1662,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A072","Tales of my Aunt Martha","Lady Isabella Wellwood STODDART",1822,"Female",,"TALES OF MY AUNT MARTHA; CONTAINING I. THE LAIRD, A SCOTTISH TALE; II. THE SISTERS, AN ENGLISH TALE; III. THE CHATEAU IN LA VENDEE, A FRENCH TALE","London:                     William Fearman, Library, 170, New Bond-Street, 1822","3 vols (I xxiv, 344p; II 372p; III 341p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48868-0; ECB 60; EN2 1822: 72; NSTC 2B36121; xOCLC","ECB dates July 1823, and gives the author as Mrs Martha Blackford, which is the pseudonym of Isabella Stoddart. For further evidence on authorship, see works attributed to the author on t.p. of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1823A079""><i>Annals of the Family of M'Roy</i></a> (EN2 1823: 79)","French trans., 1830",,
1663,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A073","Cospatrick of Raymondsholm","Alexander SUTHERLAND",1822,"Male",,"COSPATRICK OF RAYMONDSHOLM. A WESTLAND TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF REDMOND THE REBEL, OR THEY MET AT WATERLOO; ST. KATHLEEN, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","2 vols (I ii, 252p; II 269p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47369-1; ECB 137; EN2 1822: 73; NSTC 2C38878; OCLC 13426793","To the Reader', dated July 1821",,,
1664,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A074","May You Like It","Charles Benjamin TAYLER",1822,"Male",,"MAY YOU LIKE IT. BY A COUNTRY CURATE","London:                     Printed for T. Boys, Ludgate-Hill, 1822/23","2 vols (I (1822) xii, 272p, ill.; II (1823) ix, 386p, ill., music). 12&deg;","BL 012640.m.38 (vol. 1), Corvey (vol. 2); CME 3-628-54783-0 (2 vols, 1823); ECB 375; EN2 1822: 74; NSTC 2T2793; xOCLC","The Corvey set has 1823 on the t.p. of both vols; vol. 1 of this set  also includes a 'Second Edition' t.p., dated 1822, as well as an additional 'Preface to the Second Edition' (a similar pattern is found in BL N.1505). The 2nd vol. includes a Dedication to Ralph Winstanley Wood, Esq","2nd edn 1822 (OCLC 41901854); 3rd edn 1823&ndash;24 (NSTC); 5th edn 1832 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1822 (NSTC)",,
1665,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A075","Passion","Hugh Usher TIGHE",1822,"Male",,"PASSION. A TALE. BY H. T. WRITTEN DURING HIS RESIDENCE AT ETON","Oxford:                     Printed by W. Baxter, for J. Vincent, near Brasenose College. Sold also by G. and W. B. Whittaker, London, 1822","1 vol.  (vii, 122p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.dd.7(1); EN2 1822: 75; NSTC 2T12560; OCLC 41221204","Dedication 'to the Hon. William Ashley'. Collates in sixes",,,
1666,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A076","Lowran Castle","Robert TROTTER",1822,"Male",,"LOWRAN CASTLE, OR THE WILD BOAR OF CURRIDOO: WITH OTHER TALES, ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE SUPERSTITIONS, MANNERS, AND CUSTOMS OF GALLOWAY. BY ROBERT TROTTER, STUDENT OF MEDICINE","Dumfries:                     Printed by J. Swan, 77, English Street, 1822","1 vol.  (157p). 12&deg;","E NG.1177.f.4; EN2 1822: 76; NSTC 2T18510; OCLC 43658913","Dedication 'to the Honourable John Gordon of Kenmore'. Preface, dated New Galloway, 26 May 1822, introduces 'the following [10] tales' as 'the first production of a young Author, and undertaken with the view of assisting him to complete his education at College'; this also mentions 'his list of highly respectable Subscribers', though no actual list is present in the volume seen. Collates in sixes",,,
1667,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A077","Family Portraits","Catherine George WARD",1822,"Female",,"FAMILY PORTRAITS; OR, DESCENDANTS OF TRELAWNEY. BY CATHERINE G. WARD, AUTHORESS OF&#8212;THE MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE,&#8212;THE ROSE OF CLAREMONT,&#8212; POEMS,&#8212;THE ORPHAN BOY,&#8212; BACHELOR'S HEIRESS,&#8212;MY NATIVE LAND,&#8212;&C. &C","London:                     Printed by C. Baynes, 13, Duke Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. Published by G. Virtue, 6, Panyer Alley, Paternoster Row; and 28, Temple Street, Bristol. Sold also by John Tallis, 16, Warwick Square, Newgate Street, and 47, Digbeth, Birmingham; and W. Baynes, Leeds, 1822","1 vol.  (694p, ill.). 8&deg;","C 8450.c.21; EN2 1822: 77; NSTC 2W4959; OCLC 3457793","Originally published in 29 numbers. Sequel to The Mysterious Marriage. Additional engraved t.p. [n.d.]. Collates in fours. A copy in the Cooper Library, University of South Carolina is titled <i>The Mysterious Marriage; or Family Portraits</i>; it is dated 1822 and the main publisher is G. Virtue","1822 (OCLC); 1824 (NSTC); 1834 (OCLC); New York 1843 (NUC)",,
1668,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A078","Stories after Nature","Charles Jeremiah WELLS",1822,"Male",,"STORIES AFTER NATURE","London:                     T. and J. Allman, Princes Street, Hanover Square; and C. and J. Ollier, Vere Street, Oxford Street, 1822","1 vol.  (iv, 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51136-4; ECB 564; EN2 1822: 78; NSTC 2W12392; OCLC 13355742",,,,
1669,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A079","Uncles, The","Zara WENTWORTH",1822,"Female",,"THE UNCLES; OR, SELFISHNESS AND LIBERALITY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ZARA WENTWORTH, AUTHOR OF THE HERMIT'S CAVE, RECLUSE OF ALBYN HALL, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1822","3 vols (I 235p; II 281p; III 266p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48887-7; ECB 630; EN2 1822: 79; NSTC 2W12931; xOCLC",,,,
1670,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A080","Vargas","Joseph Blanco WHITE",1822,"Male",,"VARGAS: A TALE OF SPAIN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1822","3 vols (I xii, 308p; II 339p; III 327p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48858-3; ECB 610; EN2 1822: 80; NSTC 2B37342; OCLC 12174789","Attributed in the Preface to the editor's friend, 'the late Cornelius Villiers'. The view that Joseph Blanco White is the author of this novel is defended by Martin Murphy, in 'The Spanish ""Waverley"": Blanco White and ""Vargas""', <i>Atlantis: Revista de la Asociación Española de Estudios Anglo-Norteamericanos</i> 17 (1995), 168&ndash;80","German trans., 1825 [as <i>Vargas. Ein spanisches Volksgem&auml;lde</i> (RS)]",,
1671,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A081","Body and Soul","George WILKINS",1822,"Male",,"BODY AND SOUL","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1822/23","2 vols (I (1822) xi, 391p; II (1823) x, 380p). 8&deg;","BL 865.h.4; ECB 64; EN2 1822: 81; NSTC 2B39202; OCLC 12284979","For the likelihood of an authorial involvement by William Shepherd, Rector of Margaret Roding (Essex), see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)","2nd edn 1823 (Corvey), CME 3-628-49007-3; 3rd edn 1823 (NSTC); 4th edn 1824 (Jarndyce, LXII, Item 573); Philadelphia 1824 (NSTC)",,
1672,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1822A082","Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life","John WILSON",1822,"Male",,"LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF SCOTTISH LIFE, A SELECTION FROM THE PAPERS OF THE LATE ARTHUR AUSTIN","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1822","1 vol.  (viii, 430p). 8&deg;","E Bi.5/3; ECB 346; EN2 1822: 82; NSTC 2W25742; OCLC 2718647","Dedication to Sir Walter Scott, by 'the Editor'","2nd edn 1822 (Corvey), CME 3-628-51088-0; 3rd edn 1823 (NSTC); London 1824 (NSTC); 1839 (OCLC); Boston 1822 (NSTC) [also New York 1822 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1822 (OCLC)]; German trans., 1824 [as <i>Erz&auml;hlungen aus dem Leben in Schottland</i> (RS)]; French trans., 1825 [as <i>Nouvelles écossaises, tirées des manuscrits d'Arthur Austin</i> (CCFR)]",,
1673,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A001","December Tales","William Harrison AINSWORTH",1823,"Male",,"DECEMBER TALES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1823","1 vol.  (231p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51012-0; ECB 156; EN2 1823: 18; NSTC 2A5871; OCLC 16385389","Dedication to Reverend George Croly",,,
1674,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A002","Alpine Tale, An","ANON",1823,"Unknown",,"AN ALPINE TALE: SUGGESTED BY CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH OCCURRED TOWARDS THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE PRESENT CENTURY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""TALES FROM SWITZERLAND.""","London:                     Printed for Francis Westley, 10, Stationers'-Court, and Ave-Maria-Lane; and L. B. Seely [sic], 169, Fleet-Street, 1823","2 vols (I vi, 280p; II 282p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47046-3; ECB 14; EN2 1823: 1; NSTC 2Y1228; OCLC 8076276","Attributed in some catalogues to A. Yosy or Yossy, but see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1824A014""><i>Tales from Afar</i></a> (EN2 1824: 13)",,,
1675,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A003","First Affections","ANON",1823,"Unknown",,"FIRST AFFECTIONS. AN OXFORDSHIRE STORY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Boys, Ludgate-Hill, 1823","2 vols (I xix, 244p; II 305p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47553-8; ECB 206; EN2 1823: 4; NSTC 2F6370; OCLC 11682040","Introduced by 'Brief Prefatory Remarks on Novel-Writing', vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;xix",,,
1676,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A004","Isabel de Barsas","ANON",1823,"Unknown",,"ISABEL DE BARSAS; A TRADITION OF THE TWELFTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1823","3 vols (I 339p; II 327p; III 329p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47871-5; ECB 301; EN2 1823: 5; NSTC 2B10109; xOCLC",,,,
1677,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A005","Koromantyn Slaves, The","ANON",1823,"Unknown",,"THE KOROMANTYN SLAVES; OR, WEST-INDIAN SKETCHES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE SOLACE OF AN INVALID,"" &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed for J. Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly, 1823","1 vol.  (viii, 278p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47888-X; ECB 325; EN2 1823: 7; NSTC 2K8887; OCLC 17465020",,,,
1678,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A006","Mammon in London","ANON",1823,"Unknown",,"MAMMON IN LONDON; OR, THE SPY OF THE DAY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for W. Sams, 1, St. James's Street. Bookseller to H.R.H. The Duke of York, 1823","2 vols (I xii, 355p; II 288p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48077-9; ECB 365; EN2 1823: 8; NSTC 2M11431; OCLC 23716340",,,,
1679,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A007","Maria; or, a Shandean Journey of a Young Lady","ANON",1823,"Unknown",,"MARIA; OR, A SHANDEAN JOURNEY OF A YOUNG LADY, THROUGH FLANDERS AND FRANCE, DURING THE SUMMER OF 1822. BY MY UNCLE ODDY","London:                     Printed for John Hatchard and Son, 187, Piccadilly, 1823","1 vol.  (xii, 156p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48243-7; ECB 368; EN2 1823: 9; NSTC 2M14252; OCLC 48612236","Dedication 'to Miss Emma Bayley, of Britwell, Buckinghamshire'",,,
1680,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A008","Modes of Life","ANON",1823,"Unknown",,"MODES OF LIFE; OR, TOWN AND COUNTRY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","3 vols (I 284p; II 280p; III 238p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48220-8; ECB 390; EN2 1823: 10; NSTC 2M31882; xOCLC",,,,
1681,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A009","Pleasures of Friendship, The","ANON",1823,"Unknown",,"THE PLEASURES OF FRIENDSHIP. A TALE","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria Lane, 1823","1 vol.  (ii, 306p). 12&deg;","BL N.139; ECB 455; EN2 1823: 11; NSTC 2P19206; OCLC 46933585","Preface refers to 'the first attempt of a young and inexperienced female'",,,
1682,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A010","School for Mothers, The","ANON",1823,"Unknown",,"THE SCHOOL FOR MOTHERS; WITH THE POLITICS OF A VILLAGE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1823","3 vols (I xi, 312p; II 303p; III 332p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48534-7; ECB 518; EN2 1823: 13; NSTC 2S7369; xOCLC","Prefatory Remarks by a Friend of the Authoress', vol. 1, pp. [i]&ndash;xi","1827 (NSTC)",,
1683,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A011","Tales of my Father, and my Friends","ANON",1823,"Unknown",,"TALES OF MY FATHER, AND MY FRIENDS","London:                     Printed for T. and G. Underwood, Fleet Street; and Macredie, Skelly, and Co., Edinburgh, 1823","1 vol.  (172p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51153-4; ECB 575; EN2 1823: 15; NSTC 2T1402; OCLC 11612110","4 tales.  BL copy (N.187(1)) has different imprint: 'London: Printed for the Author. Sold by Thomas and George Underwood, Fleet Street, 1823'",,,
1684,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A012","Tracey the Poet","ANON",1823,"Unknown",,"TRACEY THE POET. A SKETCH FROM THE LIFE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","3 vols (I 264p; II 239p; III 238p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48766-8; ECB 595; EN2 1823: 16; NSTC 2T15791; xOCLC",,,,"several copies found, BNB among others."
1685,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A013","Willoughby","ANON",1823,"Unknown",,"WILLOUGHBY; OR REFORMATION. THE INFLUENCE OF RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE DECISION,"" ""CAROLINE ORMSBY,"" ""VILLAGE COUNSEL,"" &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-Yard, and Waterloo-Place, Pall-Mall, 1823","2 vols (I 372p; II 323p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48934-2; ECB 641; EN2 1823: 17; NSTC 2W24300; xOCLC","Wrongly attributed in some catalogues to Grace Kennedy",,,
1686,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A014","Ipsibo&#233;","Charles Vicomte d' ARLINCOURT",1823,"Male",,"IPSIBO&#201;. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF M. LE VICOMTE D'ARLINCOURT","London:                     J. Robins and Co. Ivy Lane, Paternoster-Row, 1823","2 vols (I viii, 284p; II, 270p). 8&deg;","O 8<sup>o</sup>.W.304.B5; ECB 26; EN2 1823: 19; NSTC 2A15598; OCLC 35010614","Trans. of <i>Ipsiboé</i> (Paris, 1823)",,,
1687,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A015","Hurstwood","John Harvey ASHWORTH",1823,"Male",,"HURSTWOOD: A TALE OF THE YEAR 1715. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1823","3 vols (I v, 241p; II 250p; III 218p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47753-0; ECB 290; EN2 1823: 20; NSTC 2A17728; xOCLC","For alternative author attribution to Revd Augustus French, see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below). Dedication to Archer Clunn, Esq. of Griffynhavel, dated Hallcar, County of Radnor, June 1823","1827 (NSTC: a reissue)",,
1688,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A016","Foundling of Glenthorn","Alexander BALFOUR",1823,"Male",,"THE FOUNDLING OF GLENTHORN; OR, THE SMUGGLERS' CAVE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE FARMER'S THREE DAUGHTERS","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","4 vols (I 274p; II 307p; III 286p; IV 314p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47826-X; ECB 213; EN2 1823: 21; NSTC 2G10560; OCLC 47876276",,,,
1689,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A017","Influence and Example","Elizabeth BARBER",1823,"Female",,"INFLUENCE AND EXAMPLE; OR, THE RECLUSE. A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""DANGEROUS ERRORS.""","London:                     Printed for Lupton Relfe, 13, Cornhill, 1823","1 vol.  (iv, 236p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47883-9; ECB 295; EN2 1823: 22; NSTC 2I2147; xOCLC","For author attribution, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1822A018""><i>Dangerous Errors</i></a> (EN2 1822: 19) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1764""><i>Tales of Modern Days</i></a> (EN2 1824: 17)","1832 (NSTC)",,
1690,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A018","King of the Peak, The","William BENNET",1823,"Male",,"THE KING OF THE PEAK. A ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE CAVALIER,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1823","3 vols (I xvi, 333p; II 412p; III 376p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47998-3; ECB 321; EN2 1823: 23; NSTC 2K5303; OCLC 13278384","Dedication to the Mayor of Liverpool, signed Lee Gibbons [pseud.]. For an alternative attribution to Thomas Roscoe (1791&ndash;1871), see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a>, under 1821: 22 (<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1821A019""><i>The Cavalier</i></a>)","New York 1823 (OCLC); German trans., 1824 [as <i>Der Empörer</i> (RS)]",,
1691,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A019","Devotee, The","Robert Mackenzie BEVERLEY",1823,"Male",,"THE DEVOTEE. A TALE","Cambridge:                     Printed by J. Hodson, Trinity-Street; sold by J. Shipp, Bookseller, Blandford, 1823","1 vol.  (xi, 150p). 12&deg;","C Cam.d.823.9; EN2 1823: 24; NSTC 2B21121; xOCLC","Dedication to Lady W. Smith",,,
1692,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A020","Self-Delusion","Mrs Alexander BLAIR",1823,"Female",,"SELF-DELUSION; OR, ADELAIDE D'HAUTEROCHE: A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""DOMESTIC SCENES."" IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1823","2 vols (I 365p; II 353p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48641-6; ECB 526; EN2 1823: 14; NSTC 2S12804; xOCLC","<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1820A014""><i>Domestic Scenes</i></a> (EN2 1820: 38) was written under the pseudonym of Lady Humdrum. For author attribution, see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">3</a> and <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">4</a>, and Publishing Papers (click on link below). This new attribution would seem to negate Paula R. Feldman's indication that the present title may possibly have been written by Amelia Opie&mdash;see her 'Women Poets and Anonymity in the Romantic Era', in <i>Authorship, Commerce and the Public: Scenes of Writing 1750&ndash;1850</i>, ed. by E. J. Clery, et al. (Basingstoke and London: Palgrave, 2002), p. 52 (note 13)",,,
1693,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A021","Hauberk Hall","Henry BREBNER",1823,"Male",,"HAUBERK HALL, A SERIES OF FACTS. BY HENRY BREBNER. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-Row, 1823","2 vols (I 295p; II 276p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47194-X; ECB 72; EN2 1823: 25; NSTC 2B46650; xOCLC","Dedication to Sir Humphrey Davy, Bart",,,
1694,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A022","Peter Schlemihl","Adelbert von CHAMISSO",1823,"Male","Sir John BOWRING","PETER SCHLEMIHL: FROM THE GERMAN OF LAMOTTE FOUQU&#201;. WITH PLATES BY GEORGE CRUICKSHANK","London:                     G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1823","1 vol.  (xii, 165p, ill.). 12&deg;","MH HEW.3.9.6; ECB 213; EN2 1823: 26; NSTC 2C14268; OCLC 3689706","Trans. of <i>Peter Schlemihls wundersame Geschichte</i> (N&uuml;rnberg, 1814), ed. by Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué","1st edn 2nd issue 1824 (NSTC); 1st edn 3rd issue 1824 (NSTC); 2nd edn 1824 (NSTC); 1843 (another trans., as <i>The Wonderful History of Peter Schlemihl</i> (OCLC);  Boston 1824 (NSTC)",,
1695,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A023","Herwald de Wake","Hewson CLARKE",1823,"Male",,"HERWALD DE WAKE; OR, THE TWO APOSTATES. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1823","3 vols (I 259p; II 270p; III 273p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47758-1; ECB 266; EN2 1823: 27; NSTC 2C24213; OCLC 13357659","OCLC spells author's surname as 'Clark'",,,
1696,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A024","Pioneers, The","James Fenimore COOPER",1823,"Male",,"THE PIONEERS, OR THE SOURCES OF THE SUSQUEHANNA; A DESCRIPTIVE TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE SPY."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     John Murray, Albemarle-Street, 1823","3 vols (I viii, 268p; II 274p; III 364p). 12&deg;","BL N.175; ECB 452; EN2 1823: 28; NSTC 2C36864; OCLC 4301035","Preface 'to Mr. Charles Wiley, Bookseller', signed 'the Author, New-York, January 1st, 1823'. Originally published New York 1823 (Blanck)","1827 (NSTC); 1832 (NSTC); 1832 (OCLC); 1844 (NSTC); 1847 (OCLC); [at least 2 more edns to 1850]; French trans., 1823; German trans., 1824 [as <i>Die Ansiedler</i> (RS)]",,
1697,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A025","Petticoat Tales","Marion CORBETT",1823,"Female",,"PETTICOAT TALES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for W. and C. Tait; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1823","2 vols (I 339p; II 342p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51118-6; ECB 444; EN2 1823: 29; NSTC 2C37724; xOCLC","NSTC lists under both 'Margaret Corbett' and 'Marion and Margaret Corbett' (NSTC 2C37725)",,,
1698,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A026","Isabel St Albe","Miss M. G. T. CRUMPE",1823,"Female",,"ISABEL ST ALBE: OR VICE AND VIRTUE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS CRUMPE","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Company; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London; and John Cumming, Dublin, 1823","3 vols (I vi, 293p; II 260p; III 230p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47354-3; ECB 146; EN2 1823: 30; NSTC 2C45429; xOCLC","Dedication to Sir Walter Scott, dated Limerick, 24 Feb 1823",,,
1699,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A027","Hut and the Castle, The","Catherine CUTHBERTSON",1823,"Female",,"THE HUT AND THE CASTLE; A ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE ROMANCE OF THE PYRENEES;"" ""SANTO SEBASTIANO; OR, THE YOUNG PROTECTOR,"" &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Hurst, Robinson and Co. 90, Cheapside, and 8, Pall-Mall; and Archibald Constable & Co. Edinburgh, 1823","4 vols (I 347p; II 305p; III 310p; IV 389p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47862-6; ECB 290; EN2 1823: 31; NSTC 2C48144; OCLC 2859760",,,,
1700,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A028","Justina; or, Religion Pure and Undefiled","Susan Linn DE WITT",1823,"Female",,"JUSTINA; OR, RELIGION PURE AND UNDEFILED. A MORAL TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","2 vols (I 272p; II 277p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48011-6; ECB 315; EN2 1823: 6; NSTC 2J13580; xOCLC","Dated 24 Mar 1823 on final page of text. OCLC 6811143 records <i>Justina, or The Will: A domestic story</i> (New York, 1823), by Susan Linn De Witt (1778&ndash;1824), which is likely to represent the original text. The opening words, of the Newman edn above are 'Mr Melross was a merchant of great wealth and eminence in the City of New-York' (vol. 1, p. [1]); and the setting of this strongly religious work involves the Hudson river",,,
1701,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A029","Entail, The","John GALT",1823,"Male",,"THE ENTAIL: OR THE LAIRDS OF GRIPPY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ANNALS OF THE PARISH, SIR ANDREW WYLIE, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1823","3 vols (I 321p; II 333p; III 304p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47610-0; ECB 222; EN2 1823: 32; NSTC 2G1368; OCLC 713212","Dedication to the King, dated Edinburgh, 3 Dec 1822. Colophon in all 3 vols reads 'Printed by George Ramsay & Co. Edinburgh 1822'","1842 (NSTC); 1850 (NSTC); New York 1823 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1823 (NSTC)]; French trans., 1824 [as <i>Les Lairds de Grippy, ou le domaine substitué</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1824 [as <i>Das Gewissen, oder die Heimkehr ins Vaterhaus. Ein Familiengem&auml;lde</i> (RS)]",,
1702,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A030","Gathering, The","John GALT",1823,"Male",,"THE GATHERING OF THE WEST: (ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.) BY THE AUTHOR OF THE AYRSHIRE LEGATEES, THE ENTAIL, ANNALS OF THE PARISH, ETC","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1823","1 vol.  (131p). 12&deg;","BL N.119(1); EN2 1823: 33; NSTC 2W13387; xOCLC","Lacks a t.p.; the title appears on the front cover","2nd edn (with <i>The Ayrshire Legatees</i>) 1823 (OCLC 5724764)",,
1703,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A031","Ringan Gilhaize","John GALT",1823,"Male",,"RINGAN GILHAIZE; OR THE COVENANTERS. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""ANNALS OF THE PARISH,"" ""SIR ANDREW WYLIE,"" ""THE ENTAIL,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Oliver & Boyd, High Street; and G. & W. B. Whittaker, London, 1823","3 vols (I 308p; II 324p; III 323p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48608-4; ECB 494; EN2 1823: 34; NSTC 2G1396; OCLC 22949383",,"1832 (OCLC); New York 1823 (NSTC)",,
1704,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A032","Spaewife, The","John GALT",1823,"Male",,"THE SPAEWIFE; A TALE OF THE SCOTTISH CHRONICLES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""ANNALS OF THE PARISH,"" ""RINGAN GILHAIZE,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Published by Oliver & Boyd, Tweeddale-Court; and G. & W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, London, 1823","3 vols (I 312p; II 318p; III 315p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48664-5; ECB 552; EN2 1823: 35; NSTC 2G1400; OCLC 1922613",,"Philadelphia 1824 (NSTC); German trans., 1825",,
1705,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A033","Charlton","John GAMBLE",1823,"Male",,"CHARLTON, OR SCENES IN THE NORTH OF IRELAND; A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY JOHN GAMBLE, ESQ. AUTHOR OF ""IRISH SKETCHES,"" ""SARSFIELD,"" ""HOWARD,"" &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1823","3 vols (I xi, 275p; II 276p; III 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47860-X; ECB 222; EN2 1823: 36; NSTC 2G1526; OCLC 22688303",,"1827 as <i>Charlton, or Scenes in Ireland</i> (NSTC)",,
1706,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A034","Other Times","Thomas GASPEY",1823,"Male",,"OTHER TIMES; OR, THE MONKS OF LEADENHALL. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE LOLLARDS;&#8212;THE MYSTERY; CALTHORPE, OR FALLEN FORTUNES; &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1823","3 vols (I viii, 294p; II 282p; III 320p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48318-2; ECB 426; EN2 1823: 37; NSTC 2G3299; OCLC 13323912","Pagination in vol. 3 continues through a 3 pp. list of 'Other Works by the same Author' (text proper ends at p. 317)","German trans., 1827",,
1707,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A035","Stranger's Grave, The","George Robert GLEIG",1823,"Male",,"THE STRANGER'S GRAVE","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1823","1 vol.  (vii, 306p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48678-5; ECB 565; EN2 1823: 38; NSTC 2S43885; OCLC 5810901","Advertisement' dated London, Oct 1823. Sometimes erroneously catalogued under Henry Villiers, and, until recently, considered by modern scholars to be most probably by Thomas De Quincey. Gleig's authorship however is established convincingly through evidence from the Longman archives by Barry Symonds, 'The Stranger's Grave: Laying a De Quinceyan Ghost', <i>The Charles Lamb Bulletin</i> n.s. 83 (July 1993), 105&ndash;07. See also Publishing Papers (click on link below)","Exeter 1828 (NSTC); 1845 (NSTC); Boston 1824 (OCLC)",,
1708,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A036","High-Ways and By-Ways","Thomas Colley GRATTAN",1823,"Male",,"HIGH-WAYS AND BY-WAYS; OR TALES OF THE ROADSIDE, PICKED UP IN THE FRENCH PROVINCES. BY A WALKING GENTLEMAN","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1823","1 vol.  (xxiii, 432p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51028-7; ECB 268; EN2 1823: 39; NSTC 2G18165; xOCLC","Dedication to Washington Irving. [1st series]","2nd edn 1823 (OCLC 8836423); 3rd edn 1823&ndash;24 (OCLC); 4th edn 1824 (OCLC); 1833 (NSTC); Boston 1824 (NSTC); German trans., 1824 [as <i>Heer- und Querstraßen, oder Erz&auml;hlungen gesammelt auf einer Wanderung durch Frankreich, von einem fußreisenden Gentleman</i>, vols 1&ndash;2 (RS)]; French trans., 1825 [as <i>Contes sur les grandes et petites routes</i> (CCFR)]",,
1709,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A037","Gretna Green Marriages","Sarah GREEN",1823,"Female",,"GRETNA GREEN MARRIAGES; OR, THE NIECES. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. GREEN, AUTHOR OF WHO IS THE BRIDEGROOM? THE CARTHUSIAN FRIAR; DECEPTION; THE FUGITIVE; GOOD MEN OF MODERN DATE; FESTIVAL OF ST. JAGO, ROYAL EXILE, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","3 vols (I 236p; II 238p; III 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47907-X; ECB 243; EN2 1823: 40; NSTC 2G20157; xOCLC",,,,
1710,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A038","Mountalyth","Jane HARVEY",1823,"Female",,"MOUNTALYTH, A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY JANE HARVEY, AUTHOR OF ""SINGULARITY,"" &C","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1823","3 vols (I 234p; II 243p; III 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47633-X; ECB 257; EN2 1823: 41; NSTC 2H11039; xOCLC",,,,
1711,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A039","Integrity","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1823,"Female",,"INTEGRITY. A TALE. BY MRS. HOFLAND, AUTHOR OF TALES OF THE PRIORY, TALES OF THE MANOR, AND A SON OF A GENIUS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1823","1 vol.  (264p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47664-X; ECB 275; EN2 1823: 42; NSTC 2H29399; OCLC 13298618",,"2nd edn 1824 (NSTC); 1834 (NUC); Philadelphia 1823 (OCLC)",,
1712,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A040","Three Perils of Woman, The","James HOGG",1823,"Male",,"THE THREE PERILS OF WOMAN; OR, LOVE, LEASING, AND JEALOUSY. A SERIES OF DOMESTIC SCOTTISH TALES. BY JAMES HOGG, AUTHOR OF ""THE THREE PERILS OF MAN,"" ""QUEEN'S WAKE,"" &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1823","3 vols (I 335p; II 333p; III 372p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47732-8; ECB 276; EN2 1823: 43; NSTC 2H25729; OCLC 6794169","Dedication to John Gibson Lockhart","New York 1823 (OCLC); French trans., 1825",,
1713,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A041","Italian Stories","Margaret HOLFORD [afterwards HODSON, Margaret]",1823,"Female",,"ITALIAN STORIES. TRANSLATED BY MISS HOLFORD, AUTHOR OF ""WALLACE,"" ""WARBECK OF WOLFSTEIN,"" ETC","London:                     Printed for J. Andrews, 167, New Bond Street, 1823","1 vol.  (vi, 188p). 12&deg;","BL 636.d.35; ECB 277; EN2 1823: 44; NSTC 2H26268; OCLC 14225712","Dedication to Lady Wilmot dated 'London, June 19th'. Printer's mark of C. Whittingham, College House, Chiswick verso of t.p. and on last page. Collates in sixes",,,
1714,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A042","Hearts versus Heads","Innes HOOLE",1823,"Male",,"HEARTS VERSUS HEADS; OR, DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY INNES HOOLE, ESQ. AUTHOR OF SCENES AT BRIGHTON, SOCIETY AND SOLITUDE, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","3 vols (I 235p; II 217p; III 228p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47692-5; ECB 280; EN2 1823: 45; NSTC 2H29444; xOCLC",,,,
1715,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A043","Alice","Grace Stuart HUME",1823,"Female",,"ALICE, OR INFIDELITY; THE TRIFLER; AND MY AUNT ANNE. THREE TALES. BY GRACE STUART HUME. IN FIVE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","5 vols (I iv, 319p; II 287p; III 310p; IV 289p; V 324p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51052-X; ECB 288; EN2 1823: 46; NSTC 2H36600; xOCLC",,,,
1716,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A044","Isabella","Frances JACSON",1823,"Female",,"ISABELLA. A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""RHODA,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn and Co., 1823","3 vols (I 392p; II 348p; III 366p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47872-3; ECB 301; EN2 1823: 47; NSTC 2L13755; OCLC 13304772","Mistakenly ascribed in some catalogues to Alethea Lewis. For the attribution of this (and other) titles to Jacson, rather than to Alethea Lewis, see Joan Percy, 'An Unrecognized Novelist: Frances Jacson (1754&ndash;1842)', <i>British Library Journal</i> 23: 1 (Spring 1997), 81&ndash;97","Boston 1823 (NSTC)",,
1717,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A045","Tales of Old Mr Jefferson","Mr JEFFERSON",1823,"Male",,"TALES OF OLD MR. JEFFERSON, OF GRAY'S INN. COLLECTED BY YOUNG MR. JEFFERSON, OF LYON'S INN. THE FIRST SERIES. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1823/25","3 vols (I (1823) xii, 340p; II (1823) 334p; III (1825) 432p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51072-4; ECB 575; EN2 1823: 48; NSTC 2J3902; OCLC 8227773","Vol. 3 t.p. reads: 'Tales of Old Mr. Jefferson, of Gray's Inn. Collected by Young Mr. Jefferson, of Lyon's Inn. In Three Volumes'. This volume has the imprint 'London: G. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1825'",,,
1718,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A046","Temptation","George JONES",1823,"Male",,"TEMPTATION. A NOVEL. BY LEIGH CLIFFE, AUTHOR OF ""THE KNIGHTS OF RITZBERG,""&#8212;""PARGA,"" ""SUPREME BON TON,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     J. C. Spence, Euston-Street, Euston Square, 1823","3 vols (I 265p; II 263p; III 266p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47293-8; EN2 1823: 49; NSTC 2C26368; xOCLC","Dedication to 'Sir Geo. R. Colier, Bart. K.C.B. &c.'. Preface signed 'L. C.', Fitzroy Square, 30 Nov 1822. George Jones is identified as the author of the chain of novels associated with the pseudonym Leigh Cliffe (see also EN2 1822: 49, 1823: 49, 1829: 49) in Block, ECB, and several modern library catalogues. This sequence of works is nevertheless claimed by Christian Frederick Wieles in his approach to the Royal Literary Fund (see RLF 12: 444; and, for further details, <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>). ECB 569 lists Newman edn, Nov 1820, but not discovered in this form",,"-BoGAAAAQAAJ","3 volumes bound together"
1719,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A047","Hermit in Prison, The","Victor Joseph &#201;tienne de JOUY",1823,"Male",,"THE HERMIT IN PRISON; TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF E. JOUY, MEMBER OF THE INSTITUTE, AND AUTHOR OF THE HERMIT OF THE CHAUS&#201;E D'ANTIN, SYLLA, &C.; AND A. JAY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1823","2 vols (I viii, 263p; II 252p). 12&deg;","BL N.153; ECB 314; EN2 1823: 50; NSTC 2J12621; OCLC 10204590","Trans. of <i>Les Hermites en prison</i> (Paris, 1823)",,,
1720,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A048","Father Clement","Grace KENNEDY",1823,"Female",,"FATHER CLEMENT; A ROMAN CATHOLIC STORY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE DECISION,"" &C","Edinburgh:                     Published by William Oliphant, 22, South Bridge Street; and sold by M. Ogle, and Chalmers & Collins, Glasgow; J. Finlay, Newcastle; Beilby & Knotts, Birmingham; J. Hatchard & Son, T. Hamilton, J. Nisbet, Ogle, Duncan & Co., B. J. Holdsworth, F. Westley, and Knight & Lacey, London, 1823","1 vol.  (370p). 18&deg;","BL 1509/3275; EN2 1823: 51; NSTC 2K3086; OCLC 41252596",,"2nd edn 1824 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1825 (NSTC); 4th edn 1825 (NSTC); 5th edn 1826 (NSTC), 6th edn 1828 (NSTC); [at least 4 more ends. to 1850];  Philadelphia 1825, as <i>Father Clement. A true and touching story</i> (OCLC); French trans., 1825 [as <i>Le P&egrave;re Clément, ou le jésuite confesseur</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1826 [as <i>Der Pater Clemens, oder der Jesuit als Beichtvater</i> (RS)]","fatherclementrom00kenn WtgCAAAAQAAJ","various editions"
1721,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A049","Ada Reis","Lady Caroline LAMB",1823,"Female",,"ADA REIS, A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     John Murray, Albemarle-Street, 1823","3 vols (I xxiv, 243p; II 217p, music; III 149p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47010-2; ECB 4; EN2 1823: 52; NSTC 2L2304; OCLC 4364480","Dedication to Lydia White","German trans., 1834","adareistale01lambc adareistale02lambc; adareistale01lamb adareistale02lamb adareistale03lamb","silverfork csv says best scans are 2vol: adareistale01lambc adareistale02lambc"
1722,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A050","Live and Learn","Francis LATHOM",1823,"Male",,"LIVE AND LEARN; OR, THE FIRST JOHN BROWN, HIS FRIENDS, ENEMIES, AND ACQUAINTANCE, IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF PUZZLED AND PLEASED, THE MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER, THE UNKNOWN, VERY STRANGE BUT VERY TRUE, MEN AND MANNERS, ROMANCE OF THE HEBRIDES, ONE POUND NOTE, ITALIAN MYSTERIES, ASTONISHMENT, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","4 vols (I xi, 260p; II 290p; III 317p; IV 292p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47903-7; ECB 330; EN2 1823: 53; NSTC 2L5033; xOCLC","Introductory 'A Few Words to Begin With', dated 1 Oct 1822",,,
1723,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A051","Don Juan de las Sierras","Alicia LEFANU",1823,"Female",,"DON JUAN DE LAS SIERRAS, OR, EL EMPECINADO. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS LEFANU, AUTHOR OF HELEN MONTEAGLE, LEOLIN ABBEY, STRATHALLAN, TALES OF A TOURIST, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","3 vols (I iv, 210p; II 212p; III 298p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47974-6; ECB 336; EN2 1823: 54; NSTC 2L9893; xOCLC","Preface dated 10 Apr 1823",,,
1724,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A052","Tales of a Tourist","Alicia LEFANU",1823,"Female",,"TALES OF A TOURIST. CONTAINING THE OUTLAW, AND FASHIONABLE CONNEXIONS. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MISS LEFANU, AUTHOR OF STRATHALLAN, LEOLIN ABBEY, HELEN MONTEAGLE, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","4 vols (I 257p; II 268p; III 267p; IV 250p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48046-9; ECB 336; EN2 1823: 55; NSTC 2L9900; OCLC 6879898",,,"xL0BAAAAQAAJ","3 vols bound together"
1725,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A053","Edward Neville","Alexander Hamilton LESASSIER",1823,"Male",,"EDWARD NEVILLE; OR, THE MEMOIRS OF AN ORPHAN. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1823","4 vols (I 514p; II 424p; III 442p; IV 418p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47511-2; ECB 180; EN2 1823: 3; NSTC 2N3642; xOCLC","For author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1726,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A054","Gwenllean","Mary Gogo LEWIS",1823,"Female",,"GWENLLEAN. A TALE. BY MISS M. G. LEWIS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     J. C. Spence, Euston-Street, Euston Square, 1823","3 vols (I 250p; II 269p; III 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48041-8; ECB 249; EN2 1823: 56; NSTC 2L14111; xOCLC","The author's forenames are derived from RLF 14: 507",,,
1727,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A055","Reginald Dalton","John Gibson LOCKHART",1823,"Male",,"REGINALD DALTON. BY THE AUTHOR OF VALERIUS, AND ADAM BLAIR. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell. London, 1823","3 vols (I 346p; II 343p; III 337p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48561-4; ECB 484; EN2 1823: 57; NSTC 2L19483; OCLC 2275988","Dedication to Henry Mackenzie","1842 (NSTC); 1846 (OCLC); 1849 (NSTC); New York 1823 (NSTC); German trans., 1824?",,
1728,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A056","St Johnstoun","Eliza LOGAN",1823,"Female",,"ST JOHNSTOUN; OR, JOHN, EARL OF GOWRIE. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for MacLachlan and Stewart; and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London, 1823","3 vols (I iv, 306p; II 300p; III 292p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48787-0; ECB 511; EN2 1823: 58; NSTC 2L19800; OCLC 4355453","Dedication to 'the inhabitants of Perth'. 'Prefatory Notice to the Reader', alluding to Scott as 'the Prince of Novelists', signed 'Peregrine Rover', 3 Sept 1823. 'Concluding Letter' at end of vol. 3, pp. [207]&ndash;292, signed 'Peregrine Rover' and dated Edinburgh, 30 Sept 1823","2nd edn 1839 (NUC); German trans., 1824 [as <i>Der letzte Graf von Gowrie. Historischer Roman</i> (RS)]",,
1729,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A057","Hermit Abroad, The","Felix MACDONOGH",1823,"Male",,"THE HERMIT ABROAD. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE HERMIT IN LONDON, AND HERMIT IN THE COUNTRY","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square, 1823","4 vols (I viii, 269p; II iv, 266p; III iv, 311p; IV iv, 316p). 12&deg;","BL N.158; CME 3-628-47657-7 (vols 1&ndash;3 only); ECB 265; EN2 1823: 60; NSTC 2M3272; OCLC 9062221",,"French trans., 1824 [as <i>L'Hermite rodeur</i> (CCFR)]",,
1730,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A058","Wilderness, The","James MACHENRY",1823,"Male",,"THE WILDERNESS; OR THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF WASHINGTON. A TALE OF THE WEST. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY SOLOMON SECONDSIGHT","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","3 vols (I iv, 291p; II 286p; III 299p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47501-5; ECB 637; EN2 1823: 61; NSTC 2M4789; OCLC 37838126","Originally published New York 1823, as <i>The Wilderness; or Braddock's Times. A tale of the west</i> (Blanck)","German trans., 1827",,
1731,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A059","Anecdotes of a Croat; or, the Castle of Serai","George MATCHAM",1823,"Male",,"ANECDOTES OF A CROAT; OR, THE CASTLE OF SERAI, COMPREHENDING HINTS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, AGRICULTURE, AND DOMESTIC LIFE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Published by W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers' Hall Court, 1823","2 vols (I iv, 425p; II 396p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47058-7; ECB 19; EN2 1823: 2; NSTC 2C43423; OCLC 22404410","An extended version of EN2 1821: 1, which bears the shorter title <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1821A056""><i>Anecdotes of a Croat</i></a>; vol. 1 is identical to the earlier publication, apart from a new t.p. For the atribution to George Matcham, see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>",,,
1732,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A060","Actress, The","Caroline MAXWELL",1823,"Female",,"THE ACTRESS, OR COUNTESS AND NO COUNTESS. A NOVEL. BY CAROLINE MAXWELL, AUTHOR OF ""MALCOLM DOUGLAS,"" ""ALFRED OF NORMANDY,"" ""EARL OF DESMOND,"" ""FEUDAL TALES,"" &C. &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-Row, 1823","4 vols (I xiv, 207p; II 200p; III 226p; IV 204p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48201-1; ECB 375; EN2 1823: 62; NSTC 2M21270; xOCLC",,,,
1733,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A061","Legends of Scotland. Second Series","Ronald M'CHRONICLE",1823,"Male",,"LEGENDS OF SCOTLAND. SECOND SERIES. IN THREE VOLUMES. CONTAINING DAFT MARGET. BY RONALD M'CHRONICLE, ESQ","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","3 vols (I xx, 260p; II 253p; III 259p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48070-1; ECB 358; EN2 1823: 59; NSTC 2M1928; OCLC 6897125",,,,
1734,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A062","What Shall Be, Shall Be","Mary MEEKE",1823,"Female",,"WHAT SHALL BE, SHALL BE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. MEEKE, AUTHOR OF THE VEILED PROTECTRESS; OLD WIFE AND YOUNG HUSBAND; THERE IS A SECRET! FIND IT OUT; WHICH IS THE MAN? THE SPANISH CAMPAIGN, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","4 vols (I 270p; II 315p; III 295p; IV 316p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48051-5; ECB 378; EN2 1823: 63; NSTC 2M23138; xOCLC",,,,
1735,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A063","Precipitance","Mrs John Smythe MEMES",1823,"Female",,"PRECIPITANCE: A HIGHLAND TALE. BY A LADY. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for the Author; sold by Bell & Bradfute; Reid & Henderson, Glasgow; D. Weir, Greenock; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, & Brown, London; and by J. Cumming, Dublin, 1823","2 vols (I v, 275p; II 233p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48368-9; ECB 468; EN2 1823: 64; NSTC 2M24105; OCLC 12639439","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable Sir William Arbuthnot, Bart. Lord Provost of Edinburgh'. OCLC entry attributes improbably to 'Beall, Noble Y.'",,,
1736,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A064","Confederates, The","Abel MOYSEY",1823,"Male",,"THE CONFEDERATES: A STORY, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, Old Bond Street, 1823","3 vols (I 359p; II 350p; III 342p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47310-1; ECB 130; EN2 1823: 65; NSTC 2M39620; OCLC 13337764",,,,
1737,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A065","Logan","John NEAL",1823,"Male",,"LOGAN, A FAMILY HISTORY. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","4 vols (I ii, 300p; II 286p; III 302p; IV 321p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48049-3; ECB 351; EN2 1823: 66; NSTC 2N1997; OCLC 21800699","Originally published Philadelphia 1822 (Blanck)",,,
1738,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A066","Seventy-Six","John NEAL",1823,"Male",,"SEVENTY-SIX. BY THE AUTHOR OF LOGAN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Reprinted for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1823","3 vols (I 358p; II 327p; III 352p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48648-3; ECB 528; EN2 1823: 67; NSTC 2N2006; OCLC 13149315","Printer's mark and colophon in vol. 1 'Printed by Cox and Baylis, Great Queen Street'; in vol. 2 'Printed by William Clowes, Northumberland-Court'; in vol. 3 'Printed by Law and Gilbert, St. John's Square'. Originally published Baltimore 1823 (Blanck)",,,
1739,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A067","Koningsmarke","James Kirke PAULDING",1823,"Male",,"KONINGSMARKE, THE LONG FINNE, A STORY OF THE NEW WORLD. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Re-printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 1823","3 vols (I 274p; II 257p; III 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47887-1; ECB 324; EN2 1823: 68; NSTC 2K8851; OCLC 2452543","Full imprint actually reads: 'New York: Printed. London: Re-printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 1823.' Printer's mark and colophon in vols 1 and 2 'Printed by Cox and Baylis, Great Queen Street'; in vol. 3 colophon 'Printed by W. Clowes, Northumberland-Court', but printer's mark of 'Cox and Baylis, Great Queen Street'. Originally published New York 1823 (Blanck)","German trans., 1824",,
1740,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A068","Lucubrations of Humphrey Ravelin, The","George PROCTOR",1823,"Male",,"THE LUCUBRATIONS OF HUMPHREY RAVELIN, ESQ. LATE MAJOR IN THE ** REGIMENT OF INFANTRY","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria Lane, 1823","1 vol.  (414p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51085-6; ECB 355; EN2 1823: 69; NSTC 2P27438; OCLC 11048569",,"2nd edn 1824 (NSTC); German trans., 1825 [as <i>Humoristische Nachtwachen des ehemaligen brittischen Majors Ravelin Humphrey</i> (RS)]",,
1741,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A069","Wine and Walnuts","William Henry PYNE",1823,"Male",,"WINE AND WALNUTS; OR, AFTER DINNER CHIT-CHAT. BY EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE, CITIZEN AND DRY-SALTER. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1823","2 vols (I viii, 324p; II viii, 340p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-52903-4; ECB 254; EN2 1823: 70; NSTC 2H7390; OCLC 5794592",,"2nd edn 1824 (NSTC)",,
1742,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A070","Martha","Andrew REED",1823,"Male",,"MARTHA: A MEMORIAL OF AN ONLY AND BELOVED SISTER. BY ANDREW REED, AUTHOR OF ""NO FICTION; A NARRATIVE FOUNDED ON FACT."" IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Francis Westley, 10, Stationers' Court, Ludgate Hill, and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster Row, 1823","2 vols (I xii, 308p; II 334p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48521-5; ECB 482; EN2 1823: 71; NSTC 2R4712; OCLC 30462789",,"New York 1835 (OCLC)",,
1743,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A071","Bridal of Dunamore","Regina Maria ROCHE",1823,"Female",,"BRIDAL OF DUNAMORE; AND LOST AND WON. TWO TALES. BY REGINA MARIA ROCHE, AUTHOR OF THE CHILDREN OF THE ABBEY, TRECOTHICK BOWER, MAID OF THE HAMLET, MUNSTER COTTAGE BOY, VICAR OF LANSDOWN, HOUSES OF OSMA AND ALMERIA, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","3 vols (I 306p; II 282p; III 300p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48428-6; ECB 498; EN2 1823: 72; NSTC 2R14777; OCLC 7026424",,"French trans., 1824",,
1744,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A072","Sketch of her Own Circle","Miss RUSSELL",1823,"Female",,"SKETCH OF HER OWN CIRCLE: BY MISS RUSSELL. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","4 vols (I 286p; II 269p; III 268p; IV 284p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48560-6; ECB 507; EN2 1823: 73; NSTC 2R20923; xOCLC",,,,
1745,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A073","Scarlet Handkerchief, The","Leonora SANSAY",1823,"Female",,"THE SCARLET HANDKERCHIEF. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY AN AMERICAN, AUTHOR OF ZELICA THE CREOLE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","3 vols (I 272p; II 264p; III 302p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48531-2; ECB 516; EN2 1823: 12; NSTC 2A10524; xOCLC","For commentary on this attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>",,,
1746,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A074","Quentin Durward","Sir Walter SCOTT",1823,"Male",,"QUENTIN DURWARD. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY, PEVERIL OF THE PEAK,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London, 1823","3 vols (I lxiii, 273p; II 331p; III 360p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48583-5; ECB 476; EN2 1823: 74; NSTC 2S10140; OCLC 12529814",,"2nd edn' 1823 (CBEL3); Boston 1823 (OCLC) [also New York 1823 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1823 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1823; German trans., 1823. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1747,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A075","Valperga","Mary Wollstonecraft SHELLEY",1823,"Female",,"VALPERGA: OR, THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF CASTRUCCIO, PRINCE OF LUCCA. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""FRANKENSTEIN."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1823","3 vols (I iv, 293p; II 287p; III 269p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48856-7; ECB 532; EN2 1823: 75; NSTC 2S18457; OCLC 1408209",,"German trans., 1824",,
1748,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A076","Ricardo the Outlaw","John SIMPSON",1823,"Male",,"RICARDO THE OUTLAW: A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY CAPTAIN JOHN SIMPSON, OF THE ROYAL MARINES","London:                     Printed by W. Myers, Bedford Place, Commercial Road. For J. J. Jones, 28 Leadenhall Street, 1823","2 vols (I 294p; II 286p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48701-3; ECB 538; EN2 1823: 76; NSTC 2S22245; xOCLC",,"2nd edn 1823 (NUC)",,
1749,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A077","How to Be Rid of a Wife","Elizabeth Isabella SPENCE",1823,"Female",,"HOW TO BE RID OF A WIFE, AND THE LILY OF ANNANDALE: TALES, BY ELIZABETH ISABELLA SPENCE, AUTHOR OF ""LETTERS FROM THE NORTH HIGHLANDS,"" ""OLD STORIES,"" &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1823","2 vols (I 327p; II 256p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48721-8; ECB 554; EN2 1823: 77; NSTC 2S33536; OCLC 13364126","ECB dates Jan 1834 [sic]",,,
1750,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A078","De Mowbray","Nella STEPHENS",1823,"Female",,"DE MOWBRAY; OR, THE STRANGER KNIGHT. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY NELLA STEPHENS","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","4 vols (I 235p; II 236p; III 240p; IV 247p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48621-1; ECB 561; EN2 1823: 78; NSTC 2S38610; OCLC 11029018",,,,
1751,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A079","Annals of the Family of M'Roy","Lady Isabella Wellwood STODDART",1823,"Female",,"ANNALS OF THE FAMILY OF M'ROY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. BLACKFORD, AUTHOR OF ""TALES OF MY AUNT MARTHA,"" ""SCOTTISH ORPHANS,"" &C","London:                     W. Wetton, 65, Paternoster-Row. To be had at all Circulating Libraries in Town or Country, 1823","3 vols (I viii, 260p; II 260p; III 234p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47226-1; ECB 59; EN2 1823: 79; NSTC 2B36116; xOCLC","Preface signed Martha Blackford","German trans., 1826 [as <i>Die Schwestern, oder die Gefahren der Verheimlichung, ein Spiegel f&uuml;r junge Töchter; aus den Denkw&uuml;rdigkeiten der Familie Mac Roy</i> (RS)]",,
1752,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A080","Macrimmon","Alexander SUTHERLAND",1823,"Male",,"MACRIMMON. A HIGHLAND TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF REDMOND THE REBEL, COSPATRICK OF RAYMONDSHOLM, ST. KATHLEEN, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1823","4 vols (I 305p; II 316p; III 307p; IV 281p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48140-6; ECB 361; EN2 1823: 80; NSTC 2S474781; OCLC  13426805",,"1843 (OCLC)",,
1753,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A081","Rich and Poor","Anne WALKER",1823,"Female",,"RICH AND POOR","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1823","1 vol.  (401p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48570-3; ECB 492; EN2 1823: 81; NSTC 2R8959; OCLC 12779814","For author attribution, see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">1</a> and <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">2</a>",,,
1754,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A082","Cottage on the Cliff, The","Catherine George WARD",1823,"Female",,"THE COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF. A SEA-SIDE STORY. BY CATHERINE G. WARD, AUTHORESS OF&#8212;THE ROSE OF CLAREMONT,&#8212;THE MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE,&#8212;FAMILY PORTRAITS, &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed by C. Baynes, 13, Duke Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. Published by George Virtue, No. 26, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, and Bath Street, Bristol, 1823","1 vol.  (750p, ill.). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48825-7; ECB 623; EN2 1823: 82; NSTC 2W4955; OCLC 1180901","Collates in fours","1825 (Corvey); New York 1834 (NSTC)",,
1755,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A083","Mysteries of St Clair, The","Catherine George WARD",1823,"Female",,"THE MYSTERIES OF ST. CLAIR; OR, MARIETTE MOULINE. BY MRS. CATHERINE G. WARD, AUTHORESS OF THE FOLLOWING POPULAR NOVELS, VIZ. THE MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE&#8212;THE ROSE OF CLAREMONT&#8212;ORPHAN BOY&#8212;THE THORN&#8212;FAMILY PORTRAITS&#8212;COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF&#8212;WIDOW'S CHOICE, &C","London:                     Printed and published by Jaques and Wright, Eagle Office, Cross Street, Newington Butts. Sold also by D. Jaques, Chelsea; and all other Booksellers, 1823","1 vol.  (624p, ill.). 8&deg;","NjP 3850.64.366; EN2 1823: 83; xNSTC; OCLC 41966436","Collates in fours","1824 (NSTC 2W4965)",,
1756,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A084","Widow's Choice, The","Catherine George WARD",1823,"Female",,"THE WIDOW'S CHOICE; OR, ONE, TWO, THREE. BY CATHERINE G. WARD, AUTHORESS OF THE ROSE OF CLAREMONT; MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE; ORPHAN BOY; THORN, OR DOUBTFUL PROPERTY; FAMILY PORTRAITS; AND THE COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF","London:                     Published by J. Saunders, 24, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row; Bartlett and Hinton, Oxford; J. Bennett, 5, Cornwall Street, Plymouth; And may be had at every respectable Bookseller throughout the United Kingdom, 1823","1 vol.  (621p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL PP.241(13); EN2 1823: 84; NSTC 2W4971; OCLC 41966439","Title details from BL copy, consisting of first number (24 pp.) only. Original wrapper announces: 'This truly interesting Work will be printed from Stereotype Plates on a superfine paper, embellished with beautiful Copperplate Engravings, and completed in about 25 numbers, price 6d each, or in Parts, at 2s each.' Pagination from the Harvard copy (MH 18495.3.3.15), which includes an engraved t.p. with the imprint 'London: Published Nov. 7 1823 by J. Saunders 1. Little Bartholomew Close. West Smithfield.' Opposite this is an illustration with imprint: 'Published by J. Saunders, 24 Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row. London, March 29, 1823'. Another t.p. in this Harvard copy bears the date 1824","1824 (NSTC)",,
1757,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A085","Crates and Hipparchia","Christoph Martin WIELAND",1823,"Male","Charles Richard COKE","CRATES AND HIPPARCHIA. A TALE, IN A SERIES OF LETTERS; TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF CHRISTOPHER M. WIELAND: BY CHARLES RICHARD COKE","Norwich:                     Printed by and for John Stacy, and sold in London, by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; G. and W. B. Whittaker; Harvey and Darton; W. Wright; C. H. Baldwyn; and Henry Mozley, Derby, 1823","1 vol.  (xii, 132p). 8&deg;","BL 12611.d.9; EN2 1823: 85; NSTC 2W19328; OCLC 22805620","Trans. of <i>Krates und Hipparchia</i> (Stuttgart, 1805). 'Subscribers', pp. [v]&ndash;ix",,,
1758,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A086","Fire-Eater, The","James WILSON",1823,"Male",,"THE FIRE-EATER","Edinburgh:                     John Anderson, jun., 55, North Bridge Street; and Simpkin & Marshall, London, 1823","1 vol.  (xi, 368p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47606-2; ECB 206; EN2 1823: 86; NSTC 2W25420; OCLC 13357646","Introductory Address 'to the Courteous Reader' signed 'the Editor', Edinburgh, 10 July 1823. Dedication to John Wilson",,,
1759,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1823A087","Trials of Margaret Lyndsay, The","John WILSON",1823,"Male",,"THE TRIALS OF MARGARET LYNDSAY. BY THE AUTHOR OF LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF SCOTTISH LIFE","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1823","1 vol.  (403p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48830-3; ECB 599; EN2 1823: 87; NSTC 2W25754; OCLC 2506333",,"2nd edn 1823 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1827 (NSTC); 4th edn 1835 (OCLC); new edn 1845 (OCLC); Boston 1823 [also New York 1823 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1823 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1823; German trans., 1827 [as <i>Margarethens Pr&uuml;fungen. Ein Familiengem&auml;lde</i> (RS)]",,
1760,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A001","Leave of Absence","Thomas Ajax ANDERSON",1824,"Male",,"LEAVE OF ABSENCE, BY THE LATE MAJOR ANDERSON, AUTHOR OF ""THE WANDERER IN CEYLON,"" &C. &C","Cardiff:                     Printed by R. Lloyd, and sold by W. Bird, Bookseller; and by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, London, 1824","1 vol.  (168p). 8&deg;","IU 823.An.235c; EN2 1824: 14; xNSTC; OCLC 35524536","List of 'Subscribers', pp. [165]&ndash;168. Collates in fours. Forenames as added to surname guided by OCLC entry",,,
1761,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A002","Arthur Seymour","ANON",1824,"Unknown",,"ARTHUR SEYMOUR. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster Row, 1824","2 vols (I 214p; II 259p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47073-0; ECB 28; EN2 1824: 1; NSTC 2S14512; xOCLC","Dedication 'to myself'",,,
1762,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A003","Caprice","ANON",1824,"Unknown",,"CAPRICE: OR ANECDOTES OF THE LISTOWEL FAMILY. AN IRISH NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES, BY AN UNKNOWN","London:                     Sherwood, Jones and Co. Paternoster Row, and C. P. Archer, Dublin, 1824","3 vols (I 286p; II 346p; III 376p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47211-3; ECB 96; EN2 1824: 2; NSTC 2U872; OCLC 13229939",,"2nd edn 1828 as <i>Caprice. A Novel</i> (OCLC)",,
1763,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A004","Emily; or, Traits of Principle","ANON",1824,"Female",,"EMILY; OR, TRAITS OF PRINCIPLE. A TALE. BY A LADY","London:                     Otridge and Rackham, in the Strand; and W. Sams, St. James's Street, n.d. [1824]","1 vol.  (iv, 302p). 8&deg;","BL 12651.g.60; ECB 186; EN2 1824: 3; NSTC 2E9258; xOCLC",,,,
1764,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A005","Family Picture Gallery, The","ANON",1824,"Unknown",,"THE FAMILY PICTURE GALLERY; OR, EVERY-DAY SCENES. DEPICTED BY MANY CLOSE OBSERVERS, AND BY THEM SELECTED. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for John Booth, Duke Street, Portland Place, 1824","4 vols (I 368p; II 404p; III 400p; IV 374p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47546-5; ECB 199; EN2 1824: 4; NSTC 2F1611; xOCLC",,,,
1765,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A006","Father and Son, The","ANON",1824,"Unknown",,"THE FATHER AND SON, A TALE, BY A FRIEND TO YOUTH","London:                     Printed by the Philanthropic Society, St. George's Fields, 1824","1 vol.  (iv, 209p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47499-X; EN2 1824: 5; NSTC 2F2774; xOCLC","ECB 201 lists Simpkin edn, Feb 1825, but not discovered in this form",,,
1766,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A007","First Love; a Tale of my Mother's Times","ANON",1824,"Unknown",,"FIRST LOVE; A TALE OF MY MOTHER'S TIMES. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     L. Relfe, Cornhill, 1824","2 vols (I 244p; II 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47555-4; ECB 206; EN2 1824: 6; xNSTC; OCLC 24289260","Prefatory statement (1 p. unn.) claims: 'The author of the following pages is totally unknown to the publisher', the manuscript having been placed in his hands 'by a literary friend, to whom it had been confided'. Distinct from the epistolary <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1801A005""><i>First Love</i></a> (EN2 1801: 6)",,,
1767,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A008","Gilmour","ANON",1824,"Unknown",,"GILMOUR; OR, THE LAST LOCKINGE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1824","3 vols (I 348p; II 319p; III 387p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47817-0; ECB 231; EN2 1824: 7; NSTC 2G8574; xOCLC","Advertisement' dated Birkrigge, 28 May 1824","French trans., 1829",,
1768,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A009","Human Heart, The","ANON",1824,"Unknown",,"THE HUMAN HEART","London:                     Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet Street, and 13, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, 1824","1 vol.  (xii, 370p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51041-4; ECB 288; EN2 1824: 8; NSTC 2H36299; OCLC 19950514","Entered under EDLMANN, Frederick J., in Wolff (Item 1999), but on the rather shaky grounds of a presentation copy with the bookplate of Frederick J. Edlmann, Hawkwood, and an inscription in hand 'Maryann Edlmann from her affectionate brother, the Author'. OCLC attributes to Edlmann on this basis; but see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a> for further reasons for being cautious on this issue",,,
1769,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A010","James Forbes","ANON",1824,"Unknown",,"JAMES FORBES; A TALE, FOUNDED ON FACTS","London:                     Printed for J. Hatchard and Son, 187, Piccadilly, 1824","1 vol.  (275p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47942-8; ECB 305; EN2 1824: 9; NSTC 2F10215; OCLC 13254394","Dedication 'to Mrs. Mackinnon'",,,
1770,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A011","Procrastination","ANON",1824,"Unknown",,"PROCRASTINATION; OR, THE VICAR'S DAUGHTER. A TALE","London:                     Printed for Burton and Smith, Leadenhall Street; and sold by W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers' Court, 1824","1 vol.  (236p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48416-2; ECB 471; EN2 1824: 10; NSTC 2P27362; OCLC 20446013",,"1828 (OCLC)",,
1771,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A012","Relapse, The","ANON",1824,"Unknown",,"THE RELAPSE; OR, TRUE AND FALSE MORALITY","London:                     Printed for J. Hatchard and Son, 187 Piccadilly, 1824","1 vol.  (209p). 12&deg;","O 24.430; ECB 485; EN2 1824: 11; NSTC 2R6372; OCLC 21415586",,,,
1772,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A013","Sir Andrew Sagittarius","ANON",1824,"Unknown",,"SIR ANDREW SAGITTARIUS; OR, THE PERILS OF ASTROLOGY. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     James Haldane, Tottenham Court Road, 1824","3 vols (I vii, 235p; II 232p; III 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48705-6; ECB 539; EN2 1824: 12; NSTC 2S1358; xOCLC",,,,
1773,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A014","Tales from Afar","ANON",1824,"Male",,"TALES FROM AFAR. BY A CLERGYMAN. LATELY RESIDENT ABROAD; AUTHOR OF 'AN ALPINE TALE,' 'TALES FROM SWITZERLAND', &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Francis Westley, 10, Stationers' Court, and Ave-Maria Lane, 1824","1 vol.  (241p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51145-3; ECB 575; EN2 1824: 13; xNSTC; OCLC 39657777","The works given to the author in the title are attributed in some catalogues to [Madame] A. Yosy or Yossy, though mention also here of 'a Clergyman' points to male authorship&mdash;see also <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1822A011""><i>Tales from Switzerland</i></a> (EN2 1822: 12) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1661""><i>An Alpine Tale</i></a> (EN2 1823: 1)",,,
1774,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A015","Revelations of the Dead-Alive","John BANIM",1824,"Male",,"REVELATIONS OF THE DEAD-ALIVE","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers'-Hall Court, Ludgate Street, 1824","1 vol.  (376p). 12&deg;","BL N.242; ECB 490; EN2 1824: 15; NSTC 2B6674; OCLC 20638720","Fold-out 'Prophetical Chart' between pp. 96 and 97, 'to face Page xix'; but this is probably misbound in BL copy and relates to another text","1845 as <i>London and its Eccentricities in the year 2023</i> (NSTC)",,
1775,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A016","Country Belles","Agnes Anne BARBER",1824,"Female",,"COUNTRY BELLES; OR, GOSSIPS OUTWITTED. BY AGNES ANNE BARBER. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1824","3 vols (I xi, 245p; II 255p; III 279p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47101-X; ECB 139; EN2 1824: 16; NSTC 2B7196; OCLC 23919666","Dedication 'to Mrs Northmore, Cleve House, Devonshire', signed Agnes A. Barber, &mdash;&mdash; Priory, 12 July 1823",,,
1776,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A017","Tales of Modern Days","Elizabeth BARBER",1824,"Female",,"TALES OF MODERN DAYS. BY ELIZABETH BARBER, AUTHOR OF ""DANGEROUS ERRORS""&#8212;""INFLUENCE AND EXAMPLE.""","London:                     Published by Sherwood, Jones, and Co., Paternoster Row, 1824","1 vol.  (ix, 340p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47102-8; ECB 39; EN2 1824: 17; xNSTC; OCLC 21086665",,"1840 (NSTC 2B7218)",,
1777,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A018","Faithful Servant, The","Amelia BRISTOW",1824,"Female",,"THE FAITHFUL SERVANT; OR, THE HISTORY OF ELIZABETH ALLEN. A NARRATIVE OF FACTS","London:                     Printed for Francis Westley, 10, Stationers' Court; and Ave-Maria Lane, 1824","1 vol.  (xii, 216p). 12&deg;","O 24.1; EN2 1824: 18; NSTC 2B48810; xOCLC","Dedication 'to her Subscribers' by the Author. List of Subscribers, pp. [v]&ndash;vii","2nd edn 1824 (NSTC); 4th edn 1832 as <i>Elizabeth Allen; or, the Faithful Servant</i> (NSTC); 5th edn 1836 (OCLC 28751878)",,
1778,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A019","Helena Egerton","Maria Elizabeth BUDDEN",1824,"Female",,"HELENA EGERTON; OR, TRAITS OF FEMALE CHARACTER. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ALWAYS HAPPY, CLAUDINE, &C. NEW EDITION, REVISED AND CORRECTED BY THE AUTHOR","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","2 vols (I 246p; II 248p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.k.2; ECB 263; EN2 1824: 19; NSTC 2B56480; xOCLC","Dedication 'to an Affectionate Mother', signed 'M. E. B. London, 1824'. Note in vol. 1, p. [3], reads: 'The following Work has already appeared before the Public, under another title (Woman, or Minor Maxims). The present edition, it is hoped, is free from the faults of the former one.' A reissue, with authorial revisions, of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1818A024""><i>Woman; or, Minor Maxims</i></a> (EN2 1818: 24). For the misattribution of this work to Elizabeth Thomas, see Notes to EN2 1824: 19",,,
1779,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A020","Spanish Daughter, The","George BUTT",1824,"Male",,"THE SPANISH DAUGHTER. BY THE REV. GEORGE BUTT, LATE CHAPLAIN IN ORDINARY TO HIS MAJESTY; REVISED AND CORRECTED BY HIS DAUGHTER, MRS. SHERWOOD, AUTHOR OF ""STORIES ON THE CHURCH CATECHISM,"" ""THE FAIRCHILD FAMILY,"" &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Published by Knight and Lacey, 24, Paternoster-Row; and M. A. Nattali, Tavistock-Street, Covent-Garden, 1824","2 vols (I xxiv, 217p; II 222p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48667-X; ECB 89; EN2 1824: 20; NSTC 2B63194; OCLC 3758500","Preface (pp. iii&ndash;xxiv) gives biographical account of Revd George Butt, Mary Butt Sherwood's father","Boston 1824 (NSTC) [also New York 1824 (NSTC)]",,
1780,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A021","Frederick Morland","David CAREY",1824,"Male",,"FREDERICK MORLAND; BY THE AUTHOR OF ""LOCHIEL; OR, THE FIELD OF CULLODEN,"" &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1824","2 vols (I vii, 280p; II 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47836-7; ECB 216; EN2 1824: 21; NSTC 2C7014; OCLC 11724370",,,,
1781,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A022","Lasting Impressions","Joanna CAREY",1824,"Female",,"LASTING IMPRESSIONS: A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. JOANNA CAREY","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1824","3 vols (I v, 367p; II 382p; III 370p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47214-8; ECB 97; EN2 1824: 22; NSTC 2C7139; OCLC 13054159","Advertisement' dated West Square, Nov 1824",,,
1782,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A023","Grandeur and Meanness","Mary CHARLTON",1824,"Female",,"GRANDEUR AND MEANNESS; OR, DOMESTIC PERSECUTION. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MARY CHARLTON, AUTHOR OF THE WIFE AND MISTRESS, ROSELLA, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","3 vols (I 331p; II 318p; III 342p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47254-7; ECB 107; EN2 1824: 23; NSTC 2C16520; xOCLC",,,,
1783,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A024","Past Events","Mary CHARLTON",1824,"Female",,"PAST EVENTS; AN HISTORICAL NOVEL, OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE WIFE AND THE MISTRESS,"" ""THE PIRATE OF NAPLES,"" ""ROSELLA,"" ""ANDRONICA,"" &C., &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for R. P. Moore, Store Street, Bedford Square, 1824","3 vols (I xi, 318p; II 308p; III 315p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48403-0; ECB 436; EN2 1824: 24; NSTC 2C16521; OCLC 13349343",,"1830 as <i>Past Events; or the Treacherous Guide, a Romance</i> (OCLC)",,
1784,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A025","Zoe","John Campbell COLQUHOUN",1824,"Male",,"ZOE: AN ATHENIAN TALE","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable & Co.; and Hurst, Robinson & Co. London, 1824","1 vol.  (ix, 115p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-49003-0; ECB 655; EN2 1824: 25; NSTC 2C32174; OCLC 9040379","Dedication dated Edinburgh, Mar 1824",,,
1785,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A026","Pilot, The","James Fenimore COOPER",1824,"Male",,"THE PILOT; A TALE OF THE SEA. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE SPY,"" ""PIONEERS,"" &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     John Miller, 5, New Bridge Street, Blackfriars, 1824","3 vols (I viii, 268p; II 342p; III 303p). 12&deg;","Corvey; ECB 134; EN2 1824: 26; NSTC 2C36860; OCLC 3785677","Originally published New York 1823 (Blanck, NSTC)","1826 (OCLC); 1829 (OCLC); 3rd edn 1831 (NSTC);  London & Liverpool 1831 (Blanck); 1835 (NSTC); [at least 3 more edns to 1850]; French trans., 1824; German trans., 1824 [as <i>Der Lootse, oder Abentheuer an Englands K&uuml;ste. Ein Seegem&auml;lde</i> (RS)]",,
1786,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A027","Tales of my Grandmother, The","Archibald CRAWFORD",1824,"Male",,"THE TALES OF MY GRANDMOTHER","Ayr:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by John Dick, Bookseller, Sandgate, 1824","1 vol.  (viii, 300p). 12&deg;","E Bl.9/3; EN2 1824: 27; NSTC 2C42498; OCLC 32499665","Introduction in the facetious manner of Walter Scott. Collates in sixes. Republished in 2 vols, with additional tales, by Archibald Constable&mdash;compare <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1825A020""><i>Tales of my Grandmother</i></a> (EN2 1825: 22)",,,
1787,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A028","Preference","Selina DAVENPORT",1824,"Female",,"PREFERENCE. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY SELINA DAVENPORT, AUTHOR OF THE HYPOCRITE, OR MODERN JANUS; DONALD MONTEITH; AN ANGEL'S FORM AND DEVIL'S HEART; ORIGINAL OF THE MINIATURE; LEAP YEAR, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","2 vols (I 283p; II 224p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47375-6; ECB 153; EN2 1824: 28; NSTC 2D3614; xOCLC",,,,
1788,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A029","Rosaline de Vere","Henry Augustus Dillon-Lee, Viscount DILLON",1824,"Male",,"ROSALINE DE VERE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Treuttel and W&uuml;rtz, Treuttel, jun. and Richter, 30 Soho Square, 1824","2 vols (I v, 281p; II 277p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48547-9; ECB 502; EN2 1824: 29; NSTC 2D13577; OCLC 12423730",,,,
1789,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A030","Adolphe and Selanie","Henri Leopold DUBOIS",1824,"Male",,"ADOLPHE AND SELANIE, OR, THE POWER OF ATTACHMENT. A MORAL TALE. FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY HENRY L. DUBOIS, TEACHER OF FRENCH LANGUAGE, EDINBURGH","Edinburgh:                     John Carfrae & Son; and Longman & Co., 1824","1 vol.  (xvi, 382p). 12&deg;","BL 12510.dd.24; EN2 1824: 30; NSTC 2D20842; OCLC 13326184","Subscribers' Names', pp. [ix]&ndash;xvi",,,
1790,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A031","Ourika","Claire Louise Rose Bonne, Duchesse de DURAS",1824,"Female",,"OURIKA, A TALE. BY THE DUCHESS OF DURAS","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1824","1 vol.  (136p). 12&deg;","C Rom.1.44<sup>2</sup>; ECB 175; EN2 1824: 31; NSTC 23441; OCLC 14206615","Trans. of <i>Ourika</i> (Paris, 1824). Another edn was published during the same year, as 'By the Duchess de Duras' (t.p.), with the imprint: 'London: Printed for James Cawthorn, Cockspur-Street, 1824'. A copy of this is held in C Rom.1.44<sup>1</sup>; see also NSTC 2D23442 and OCLC 39818466. For full details, see EN2 1824: 31(a)","Boston 1829 (OCLC)",,
1791,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A032","Oriental Wanderings","T. E",1824,"Unknown",,"ORIENTAL WANDERINGS; OR, THE FORTUNES OF FELIX. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY T. E","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","3 vols (I 251p; II 282p; III 301p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48313-1; ECB 424; EN2 1824: 31; NSTC 2E278; OCLC 15505311","ECB gives as 'By R. C.'",,,
1792,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A033","Inheritance, The","Susan Edmonstone FERRIER",1824,"Female",,"THE INHERITANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF MARRIAGE. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1824","3 vols (I 387p; II 415p; III 359p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47877-4; ECB 296; EN2 1824: 33; NSTC 2F4876; OCLC 20010910",,"2nd edn 1825 (NSTC); 1841 (NSTC); 1847 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1824 (NSTC); French trans., 1824; German trans., 1826","inheritance01ferruoft inheritance02ferruoft",
1793,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A034","Rosalviva","Grenville FLETCHER",1824,"Male",,"ROSALVIVA, OR THE DEMON DWARF! A ROMANCE. BY GRENVILLE FLETCHER, ESQ. AUTHOR OF ""RHODOMALDI,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Matthew Iley, Somerset Street, Portman Square, 1824","3 vols (I 206p; II 261p; III 248p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47605-4; ECB 208; EN2 1824: 34; NSTC 2F8398; OCLC 45341191","Dedication to Lady Caroline Lamb. 'Prefatory Address' dated London, May 1824",,,
1794,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A035","Castle Baynard","Charles Robert FORRESTER",1824,"Male",,"CASTLE BAYNARD; OR, THE DAYS OF JOHN. BY HAL WILLIS, STUDENT AT LAW","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1824","1 vol.  (286p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48932-6; ECB 640; EN2 1824: 35; NSTC 2W23990; OCLC 24235046",,,,
1795,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A036","Outcasts, The","Caroline de la Motte FOUQU&#201;",1824,"Female",,"THE OUTCASTS. A ROMANCE. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN. BY GEORGE SOANE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1824","2 vols (I xv, 258p; II 287p). 8&deg;","BL N.250; ECB 213; EN2 1824: 36; NSTC 2L2850; OCLC 6867566","Trans. of <i>Die Vertriebenen</i> (Leipzig, 1823). Preface identifies 'the Baroness de la Motte' as the author, and classifies her work 'as decidedly a copy of the Scotch romances' (p. iv)",,,
1796,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A037","Bachelor's Wife, The","John GALT",1824,"Male",,"THE BACHELOR'S WIFE; A SELECTION OF CURIOUS AND INTERESTING EXTRACTS, WITH CURSORY OBSERVATIONS. BY JOHN GALT, ESQ","Edinburgh:                     Published by Oliver & Boyd, Tweeddale-Court, and G. & W. B. Whittaker, London, 1824","1 vol.  (vii, 444p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-54796-2; ECB 222; EN2 1824: 37; NSTC 2G1358; OCLC 3526468","Preface dated 20 Feb 1824",,,
1797,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A038","Rothelan","John GALT",1824,"Male",,"ROTHELAN; A ROMANCE OF THE ENGLISH HISTORIES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ANNALS OF THE PARISH, RINGAN GILHAIZE, THE SPAEWIFE, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Published by Oliver & Boyd, Tweeddale-Court; and Geo. B. Whittaker, London, 1824","3 vols (I 299p; II 309p, music; III 314p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51123-2; ECB 503; EN2 1824: 38; NSTC 2G1397; OCLC 2637026","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable Lady Sarah Robinson'. Also containing: <i>The Quarantine, or Tales of Lazaretto</i>, vol. 3, pp. [115]&ndash;314, incorporating 3 tales. 'Advertisement' (vol. 1, 1 p. unn.) states 'The Manuscript of <i>Rothelan</i> not proving sufficient to fill three volumes, three additional Tales have been added, forming part of a design which the Author had some intention of hereafter completing'","New York 1825 (OCLC); French trans., 1825; German trans., 1826",,
1798,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A039","Witch-Finder, The","Thomas GASPEY",1824,"Male",,"THE WITCH-FINDER; OR, THE WISDOM OF OUR ANCESTORS. A ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE LOLLARDS,"" ""OTHER TIMES,"" ""CALTHORPE,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1824","3 vols (I xi, 392p; II 350p; III 366p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48972-5; ECB 644; EN2 1824: 39; NSTC 2G3304; OCLC 2395181",,,,
1799,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A040","Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship","Johann Wolfgang von GOETHE",1824,"Male","Thomas CARLYLE","WILHELM MEISTER'S APPRENTICESHIP. A NOVEL. FROM THE GERMAN OF GOETHE. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Published by Oliver & Boyd, Tweeddale-Court; and G. & W. B. Whittaker, London, 1824","3 vols (I xviii, 324p; II 351p; III 294p). 8&deg;","BL 12550.g.23; ECB 235; EN2 1824: 40; NSTC 2G11798; OCLC 2533996","Trans. of <i>Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre</i> (Berlin, 1794)","1828 (NSTC); 1829 (OCLC); London 1839 (NSTC); London 1842 (NSTC); Boston 1828 (OCLC)",,
1800,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A041","Theresa Marchmont","Catherine Grace Frances GORE",1824,"Female",,"THERESA MARCHMONT; OR, THE MAID OF HONOUR. A TALE. BY MRS. CHARLES GORE","London:                     Printed for J. Andrews, 167, New Bond Street, 1824","1 vol.  (120p). 12&deg;","BL N.121(2); ECB 584; EN2 1824: 41; NSTC 2G14894; OCLC 21316927","Collates in sixes","1845 (NSTC)",,
1801,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A042","Scotch Novel Reading","Sarah GREEN",1824,"Female",,"SCOTCH NOVEL READING; OR, MODERN QUACKERY. A NOVEL REALLY FOUNDED ON FACTS. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A COCKNEY","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","3 vols (I 242p; II 238p; III 245p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47300-4; ECB 519; EN2 1824: 42; NSTC 2G20159; OCLC 40638733",,,,
1802,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A043","Prophecy of Duncannon","William Child GREEN",1824,"Male",,"THE PROPHECY OF DUNCANNON; OR, THE DWARF AND THE SEER: A CALEDONIAN LEGEND. BY W. C. GREEN, ESQ. AUTHOR OF THE WOODLAND FAMILY; FAYS OF LOCHLOMOND, &C","London:                     Printed by J. M'Gowan, Great Windmill Street; published by Joseph Emans, Ivy Lane, Paternoster-Row; and sold by Jones & Co., 3, Acton Place, Kingsland Road, 1824","1 vol.  (ii, 553p, ill.). 8&deg;","O 256.d.397; EN2 1824: 43; NSTC 2G20224; xOCLC","Prefatory' (pp. i&ndash;ii), signed W. C. G., and dated Walworth, 18 Jan 1825. Frontispiece portrait of Will<sup>m</sup>. Child Green, Esq. Collates in fours",,,
1803,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A044","Woodland Family","William Child GREEN",1824,"Male",,"THE WOODLAND FAMILY; OR, THE SONS OF ERROR, AND DAUGHTERS OF SIMPLICITY. A DOMESTIC TALE, BY WILLIAM CHILD GREEN, ESQ","London:                     Joseph Emans, No. 91 Waterloo Road, 1824","1 vol.  (iii, 557p, ill.). 8&deg;","Kent State University, OH [not seen]; EN2 1824: 44; xNSTC; OCLC 663761",,"1826 (MH 18488.8.10; NSTC 2G20225). This Harvard copy has the imprint of 'J. M'Gowan and Son Great Windmill Street, Haymarket'",,
1804,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A045","Woman's a Riddle","Anne Julia Kemble HATTON",1824,"Female",,"WOMAN'S A RIDDLE. A ROMANTIC TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ANN OF SWANSEA, AUTHOR OF CONVICTION, CESARIO ROSALBA, SECRETS IN EVERY MANSION, CHRONICLES OF AN ILLUSTRIOUS HOUSE, LOVERS AND FRIENDS, GONZALO DI BALDIVIA, GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","4 vols (I 312p; II 319p; III 228p; IV 328p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48789-7; ECB 20; EN2 1824: 45; NSTC 2A13197; xOCLC","Dedication to Mrs Faugeres, New York, dated Swansea, Orchard-Street, 1 Nov 1823",,,
1805,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A046","Annaline","Laetitia-Matilda HAWKINS",1824,"Female",,"ANNALINE; OR, MOTIVE-HUNTING","London:                     Printed for James Carpenter and Son, Old Bond Street, 1824","3 vols (I 346p; II 307p; III 310p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47061-7; ECB 20; EN2 1824: 46; NSTC 2H13207; OCLC 29106589",,,,
1806,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A047","Devil's Elixir, The","Ernst Theodor Amadeus HOFFMANN",1824,"Male","Robert Pierce GILLIES","THE DEVIL'S ELIXIR. FROM THE GERMAN OF E. T. A. HOFFMANN","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1824","2 vols (I vii, 379p; II 339p). 12&deg;","BL N.230; ECB 275; EN2 1824: 47; NSTC 2H25417; OCLC 6792820","Trans. of <i>Die Elixiere des Teufels</i> (Berlin, 1815&ndash;16). Translator's Preface dated Edinburgh, 5 June 1824","1829 (OCLC)",,
1807,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A048","Decision. A Tale","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1824,"Female",,"DECISION. A TALE. BY MRS. HOFLAND, AUTHOR OF INTEGRITY A TALE, PATIENCE A TALE, THE SON OF A GENIUS; TALES OF THE PRIORY; TALES OF THE MANOR, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1824","1 vol.  (272p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47665-8; ECB 275; EN2 1824: 48; NSTC 2H29382; OCLC 31114054","A different work from the anonymous <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1811A008""><i>The Decision; a Novel</i></a> (EN2 1811: 6), and from Anne Raikes Harding's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1397""><i>Decision: A Tale</i></a> (EN2 1819: 37)","1835 (OCLC); 1836 (NUC); 1840 (NUC);  New York 1825 (NSTC)",,
1808,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A049","Patience","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1824,"Female",,"PATIENCE. A TALE. BY MRS. HOFLAND, AUTHOR OF INTEGRITY, A TALE; THE SON OF A GENIUS, TALES OF THE PRIORY, TALES OF THE MANOR, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1824","1 vol.  (298p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL N.219; ECB 275; EN2 1824: 49; NSTC 2H29409; OCLC 9763812",,"1835 (OCLC); 1836 (NSTC); 1838 (NSTC); 1840 (OCLC); New York 1825 (OCLC)",,
1809,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A050","Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner, The","James HOGG",1824,"Male",,"THE PRIVATE MEMOIRS AND CONFESSIONS OF A JUSTIFIED SINNER: WRITTEN BY HIMSELF: WITH A DETAIL OF CURIOUS TRADITIONARY FACTS, AND OTHER EVIDENCE, BY THE EDITOR","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster Row, 1824","1 vol.  (390p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47313-6; ECB 471; EN2 1824: 50; NSTC 2M24211; OCLC 8264736","Dedication 'to the Hon. William Smith, Lord Provost of Glasgow'. Printer's mark, verso of t.p., reads: 'Edinburgh: printed by James Clarke and Co. 1824'. 'Fac Simile' between pp. 366 and 367; though in other copies seen (e.g. E Hall.201.e) this appears as a frontispiece","Reissued (replacement t.p.) as <i>The Suicide's Grave; or, Memoirs and Confessions of a Sinner</i>, 'edited by J. Hogg', Edinburgh 1828 (Selkirk, Borders Regional Library)",,
1810,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A051","Percy Mallory","James HOOK",1824,"Male",,"PERCY MALLORY. BY THE AUTHOR OF PEN OWEN. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1824","3 vols (I 349p; II 344p; III 350p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48415-4; ECB 442; EN2 1824: 51; NSTC 2H28910; OCLC 3755218",,"Philadelphia 1824 (NSTC); French trans., 1824",,
1811,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A052","Sayings and Doings","Theodore Edward HOOK",1824,"Male",,"SAYINGS AND DOINGS. A SERIES OF SKETCHES FROM LIFE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, New Burlington-Street, 1824","3 vols (I v, 336p; II 350p; III 358p). 12&deg;","BL N.1297; ECB 516; EN2 1824: 52; NSTC 2H28950; OCLC 1166754","Advertisement' dated London, 26 Jan 1824. [1st series]","2nd edn 1824 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48529-0; 1836 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1824 (NSTC)",,
1812,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A053","Torrenwald","Francis HOWARD",1824,"Male",,"TORRENWALD. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY SCRIBLERUS SECUNDUS, SOMETIME INSTRUCTOR OF YOUTH, VULGO GRINDER","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","4 vols (I 315p; II 291p; III 304p; IV 317p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48762-5; ECB 594; EN2 1824: 85; NSTC 2S11201; xOCLC","For tentative author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1813,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A054","Coberley Hall","Robert HUGHES",1824,"Male",,"COBERLEY HALL. A GLOUCESTERSHIRE TALE OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY. BY ROBERT HUGHES, CHELTENHAM","Cheltenham:                     Printed by S. Y. Griffith and Co. Chronicle Office, 1824","1 vol.  (viii, 91p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 012611.I.32; ECB 287; EN2 1824: 53; NSTC 2H35368; OCLC 2726843","Dedication to Lady Anna-Eliza, Duchess of Buckingham and Chandos, dated Cheltenham, Mar 1824",,,
1814,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A055","Tales of a Traveller","Washington IRVING",1824,"Male",,"TALES OF A TRAVELLER. BY GEOFFREY CRAYON, GENT. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     John Murray, Albemarle-Street, 1824","2 vols (I xvi, 364p; II vi, 394p). 8&deg;","BL 838.f.7; ECB 301; EN2 1824: 54; NSTC 2C42720; OCLC 2127228","Reviewed in QR (Mar 1825) with three other of Irving's works","New edn 1825 (Corvey, NSTC); 1848 (NSTC); 1850 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1824 (OCLC); French trans., 1825; German trans., 1825",,
1815,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A056","Forged Note, The","Hannah Maria JONES",1824,"Female",,"THE FORGED NOTE: OR, JULIAN AND MARIANNE. A MORAL TALE, FOUNDED ON RECENT FACTS. BY MRS. H. M. JONES, AUTHORESS OF GRETNA GREEN,&#8212;WEDDING RING,&#8212;BRITISH OFFICER, &C","London:                     Printed and published by J. Jaques & W. Wright, Eagle Office, Cross Street, Newington Butts. Sold also by D. Jaques, Chelsea; and all other Booksellers, 1824","1 vol.  (661p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 1570/1499; EN2 1824: 55; NSTC 2J10424; OCLC 28894352","Collates in fours",,"wMtUAAAAYAAJ","1 volume"
1816,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A057","Gamblers, The","Hannah Maria JONES",1824,"Female",,"THE GAMBLERS; OR, THE TREACHEROUS FRIEND: A MORAL TALE, FOUNDED ON RECENT FACTS. BY THE AUTHOR OF SEVERAL POPULAR WORKS","London:                     Printed and Published by E. Livermore, Albion Press, 50, Fetter Lane; and sold by George Virtue, 26, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, and Bath Street, Bristol, 1824","1 vol.  (672p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 012646.bbb.2; EN2 1824: 56; NSTC 2J10425; xOCLC","Originally issued in 28 parts including 4 double numbers, all at 6d (see Mihai H. Handrea, 'Books in Parts and the Number Trade', in <i>Bookselling and Book Buying: Aspects of the Nineteenth-Century British and North American Book Trade</i>, ed. by Richard G. Landon (Chicago: American Library Association, 1978), p. 42. Collates in fours. See <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below), for mention of a novel with this title by one 'Haynes'","1825 as <i>The Victim of Fashion, or The Gamblers, founded on recent Facts</i> (NUC); 1836 also as <i>The Victim of Fashion</i> (OCLC 36423797)",,
1817,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A058","Wedding Ring, The","Hannah Maria JONES",1824,"Female",,"THE WEDDING RING; OR MARRIED AND SINGLE. A DOMESTIC TALE. BY H. M. JONES, AUTHORESS OF GRETNA GREEN, THE BRITISH OFFICER, &C. &C","London:                     Printed by C. Baynes, 13, Duke Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Published by George Virtue, 26, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, and Bath Street, Bristol, 1824","1 vol.  (718p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 1560/1181; EN2 1824: 57; NSTC 2J10445; OCLC 2409013","Additional engraved t.p. with imprint: 'London, printed for G. Virtue 26 Ivy Lane, & Bath Street, Bristol'. Originally issued in 28 numbers, 6d each (Summers). Collates in fours. A 4-vol. edn was also published by Virtue in the same year, bearing the imprint: 'London: George Virtue, 26, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row; Bath Street, Bristol; and Queen Square, Liverpool, 1824', and containing a prefatory 'To the Reader' (dated London, Oct 1824). A copy of this is held in Corvey (CME 3-628-48000-0). For full details, see EN2 1824: 57(a)","1836 (OCLC)",,
1818,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A059","Trials","Mary Ann KELTY",1824,"Female",,"TRIALS; A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE FAVOURITE OF NATURE,"" &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1824","3 vols (I 328p; II 315p; III 314p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48828-1; ECB 599; EN2 1824: 58; NSTC 2K2417; OCLC 6853360",,"Philadelphia 1824 (OCLC); French trans., 1824 [as <i>Les Épreuves de la vie</i> (CCFR)]",,
1819,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A060","Polish Bandit, The","Francis LATHOM",1824,"Male",,"THE POLISH BANDIT; OR, WHO IS MY BRIDE? AND OTHER TALES. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF PUZZLED AND PLEASED, THE MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER, THE UNKNOWN, VERY STRANGE BUT VERY TRUE, MEN AND MANNERS, ROMANCE OF THE HEBRIDES, ONE POUND NOTE, ITALIAN MYSTERIES, LIVE AND LEARN, ASTONISHMENT, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","3 vols (I 241p; II 257p; III 276p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51076-7; ECB 331; EN2 1824: 59; NSTC 2L5038; xOCLC",,,,
1820,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A061","History of Matthew Wald","John Gibson LOCKHART",1824,"Male",,"THE HISTORY OF MATTHEW WALD","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1824","1 vol.  (382p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47707-7; ECB 273; EN2 1824: 60; NSTC 2L19450; OCLC 1117477",,"1840 (NSTC); 1843 (NSTC); New York 1824 (OCLC); German trans., 1825",,
1821,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A062","Hermit in Edinburgh, The","Felix MACDONOGH",1824,"Male",,"THE HERMIT IN EDINBURGH; OR, SKETCHES OF MANNERS AND REAL CHARACTERS AND SCENES IN THE DRAMA OF LIFE","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Jones and Co. Paternoster-Row, 1824","3 vols (I x, 257p; II vi, 294p; III vi, 247p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51036-8; ECB 265; EN2 1824: 61; NSTC 2M3273; OCLC 1685927",,,,
1822,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A063","Highlanders, The","Felix MACDONOGH",1824,"Male",,"THE HIGHLANDERS: A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE HERMIT IN LONDON, HERMIT ABROAD, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1824","3 vols (I iv, 310p; II 312p; III 320p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47658-5; ECB 268; EN2 1824: 62; NSTC 2M3283; OCLC 8836388","Preface signed 'The Hermit in London'","New York 1824 (NSTC)",,
1823,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A064","Insurgent Chief, The","James MACHENRY",1824,"Male",,"THE INSURGENT CHIEF; OR, O'HALLORAN. AN IRISH HISTORICAL TALE OF 1798. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY SOLOMON SECONDSIGHT, AUTHOR OF THE WILDERNESS, THE SPECTRE OF THE FOREST, &C","London:                     Re-printed for A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","3 vols (I xxiii, 290p; II 285p; III 287p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48630-0; ECB 359; EN2 1824: 63; NSTC 2M4780; xOCLC","Full imprint actually reads: 'Philadelphia: Printed for H. C. Carey and I. Lea. London: Re-printed for A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824'. Colophon reads: 'Printed by J. Darling, Leadenhall-Street, London'. Originally published Philadelphia 1824 as <i>O'Halloran; or, the Insurgent Chief; an Irish Historical Tale of 1798</i> (Blanck). OCLC 30552920 describes another 1824 edn, with the imprint: 'Chiswick: Printed by C. and C. Whittingham: For C. S. Arnold, and Simpkin and Marshall'; pagination for this edn is given as xvi, 419p","1841 as <i>O'Halloran; or the Insurgent Chief</i> (OCLC); 1842 (NSTC); Belfast 1847 (NSTC)",,
1824,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A065","Spectre of the Forest, The","James MACHENRY",1824,"Male",,"THE SPECTRE OF THE FOREST; OR, ANNALS OF THE HOUSATONIC. A NEW-ENGLAND ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY SOLOMON SECONDSIGHT, AUTHOR OF THE WILDERNESS, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","3 vols (I xxiv, 244p; II 236p; III 250p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48631-9; ECB 553; EN2 1824: 64; NSTC 2M4786; xOCLC","Originally published New York 1823 (OCLC)",,,
1825,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A066","Albigenses, The","Charles Robert MATURIN",1824,"Male",,"THE ALBIGENSES, A ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""BERTRAM,"" A TRAGEDY: ""WOMAN; OR, POUR ET CONTRE,"" &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapside, and 8, Pall-Mall; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh, 1824","4 vols (I viii, 439p; II 366p; III 335p; IV 277p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47036-6; ECB 10; EN2 1824: 66; NSTC 2M20487; OCLC 6925160","Dedication to Mrs Smith, Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin","New York 1824 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1824 (OCLC)]. French trans., 1825",,
1826,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A067","Our Village","Mary Russell MITFORD",1824,"Female",,"OUR VILLAGE: SKETCHES OF RURAL CHARACTER AND SCENERY. BY MARY RUSSELL MITFORD, AUTHOR OF JULIAN, A TRAGEDY","London:                     G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1824/32","5 vols (I (1824) viii, 292p; II (1826) vii, 311p; III (1828) viii, 315p; IV (1830) viii, 345p; V (1832) iv, 362p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48216-X; ECB 389; EN2 1824: 67; NSTC 2M31679; OCLC 35903599","T.p. imprint publisher description differs as follows: vols 2 and 3, 'Geo B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane'; vols 4 and 5, 'Whittaker, Treacher, & Co. Ave-Maria-Lane'","2nd edn 1824 (OCLC); 3rd edn 1825 (OCLC); new edn 1835 (OCLC); New York 1828 (OCLC). Also reprinted in other collected and abridged sets",,
1827,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A068","Principle!","Miss E. H. M'LEOD",1824,"Female",,"PRINCIPLE! A FASHIONABLE TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MISS M'LEOD: AUTHOR OF TALES OF TON, FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD SERIES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","4 vols (I 263p; II 266p; III 261p; IV 268p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48139-2; ECB 361; EN2 1824: 65; NSTC 2M7091; xOCLC","Dedication to Sir Walter Scott, dated Norwich, 1824",,,
1828,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A069","Ellen Ramsay","Hannah W. MOORE",1824,"Female",,"ELLEN RAMSAY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS HANNAH W. MOORE","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1824","3 vols (I 311p; II 390p; III 349p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48282-8; ECB 394; EN2 1824: 68; NSTC 2M34776; OCLC 9046503","For a possible clue to the authorship, and the possibility that 'Hannah W. Moore' represents a pseudonym, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>, and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1829,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A070","Memoirs of Captain Rock","Thomas MOORE",1824,"Male",,"MEMOIRS OF CAPTAIN ROCK, THE CELEBRATED IRISH CHIEFTAIN, WITH SOME ACCOUNT OF HIS ANCESTORS. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1824","1 vol.  (xiv, 376p). 12&deg;","BL 8145.aa.2; ECB 379; EN2 1824: 69; NSTC 2M35448; OCLC 2003653","Preface by the Editor, signed 'S. E.', dated 31 Mar 1824","2nd edn 1824 (BL G.4356); 3rd edn 1824 (Corvey, NSTC); 4th edn 1824 (NSTC); 5th edn 1824 (NSTC); New York 1824 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1824 (OCLC)]; German trans., 1825; French trans., 1829 [as <i>Insurrections irlandaises depuis Henri II jusqu'&agrave; l'union, ou Mémoires du Capitaine Rock</i> (CCFR)",,
1830,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A071","Adventures of Hajji Baba, The","James Justinian MORIER",1824,"Male",,"THE ADVENTURES OF HAJJI BABA, OF ISPAHAN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     John Murray, Albemarle-Street, 1824","3 vols (I lxxv, 272p; II 403p; III 387p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47016-1; ECB 396; EN2 1824: 70; NSTC 2M36628; OCLC 18278244","Intoductory Epistle to Rev. Dr Fundgruben, signed 'Peregrine Persic', London, 1 Dec 1823. The last page of vol. 3 is mistakenly numbered 388","2nd edn 1824 (NSTC); 1835 (NSTC); 1849 (NUC); Philadelphia 1824 (OCLC); French trans., 1824; German trans., 1824",,
1831,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A072","Aureus","Peregrine OAKLEY",1824,"Male",,"AUREUS; OR THE LIFE AND OPINIONS OF A SOVEREIGN. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF","London:                     Printed for George Wightman, 46, Fleet-Street, 1824","1 vol.  (viii, 438p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47080-3; ECB 32; EN2 1824: 71; NSTC 2O265; OCLC 10371573","Preface signed 'Peregrine Oakley, North Street, Brighton', dated 1 Jan 1821",,,
1832,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A073","Inesilla","Charles OLLIER",1824,"Male",,"INESILLA, OR THE TEMPTER, A ROMANCE; WITH OTHER TALES. BY CHARLES OLLIER, AUTHOR OF ""ALTHAM AND HIS WIFE.""","London:                     Printed for E. Lloyd and Son, Harley-Street; and William Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1824","1 vol.  (viii, 287p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51110-0; ECB 295; EN2 1824: 72; NSTC 2O3543; OCLC 8302082","Dedication to Chandos Leigh, Esq. 'Advertisement' signed 'C. O.', Dec 1823",,,
1833,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A074","Much to Blame","Amelia Alderson OPIE",1824,"Female",,"MUCH TO BLAME, A TALE. BY A CELEBRATED AUTHOR. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     John Templeman, 39, Tottenham Court Road, 1824","3 vols (I 294p; II 295p; III 336p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48390-5; ECB 400; EN2 1824: 73; NSTC 2M39786; xOCLC","For reasons for the tentative attribution to Opie, see Notes to this title in EN2 (1824: 73)","NSTC lists 1830 edn at MH, but copy seen there is 1824",,
1834,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A075","Confessions of a Gamester","John PEERS",1824,"Male",,"THE CONFESSIONS OF A GAMESTER","London:                     Printed for J. Hatchard and Son, 187, Piccadilly, 1824","1 vol.  (244p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47311-X; ECB 130; EN2 1824: 74; NSTC 2G1602; OCLC 13238062","NSTC gives as 'ed. J. Peers'; John Peers is the attributed author of <i>Typical Instructions</i> (1828), also published by Hatchard",,,
1835,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A076","Corfe Castle","John Fitzgerald PENNIE",1824,"Male",,"CORFE CASTLE; OR KENESWITHA","London:                     Hurst, Robinson & Co. 90, Cheapside, and 8, Pall-Mall, 1824","1 vol.  (vii, 434p, ill.). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47439-6; ECB 136; EN2 1824: 75; NSTC 2P10392; OCLC 2845068","Preface to 'Henry Bankes, Esq. M.P.', dated London, Nov 1823",,,
1836,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A077","Tales and Sketches of the West of Scotland","Andrew PICKEN",1824,"Male",,"TALES AND SKETCHES OF THE WEST OF SCOTLAND. BY CHRISTOPHER KEELIVINE","Glasgow:                     Printed for Robertson and Atkinson; and sold by Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh, and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London, 1824","1 vol.  (366p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51084-8; EN2 1824: 76; xNSTC; xOCLC","Collates in sixes. A copy in the Cambridge University Library has t.p. with same year imprint reading 'Edinburgh, Oliver and Boyd; G. & W. B. Whittaker, London; and Robertson & Atkinson, Glasgow'","German trans., 1824 [as 'Erz&auml;hlungen, aus dem Leben in Schottland' (RS)]",,
1837,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A078","Duke Christian of Luneburg","Jane PORTER",1824,"Female",,"DUKE CHRISTIAN OF LUNEBURG; OR, TRADITION FROM THE HARTZ. BY MISS JANE PORTER, AUTHOR OF ""THADDEUS OF WARSAW,"" &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1824","3 vols (I viii, 357p; II 416p; III 402p, 6). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48358-1; ECB 464; EN2 1824: 77; NSTC 2P22418; OCLC 5373066","Dedication to George the Fourth, dated Long Ditton, 24 Jan 1824","2nd edn 1824 (NSTC); Boston 1824 (NSTC); French trans., 1824; German trans., 1825 [as <i>Herzog Christian von Braunschweig-L&uuml;neburg. Eine Sage vom Harz</i> (RS)]",,
1838,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A079","Stanmore","Sophia REEVE",1824,"Female",,"STANMORE; OR, THE MONK, AND THE MERCHANT'S WIDOW. BY SOPHIA REEVE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 1824","3 vols (I 278p; II 258p; III 271p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48522-3; ECB 483; EN2 1824: 78; NSTC 2R5346; xOCLC",,"German trans., 1825",,
1839,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A080","Ionian, The","Sarah RENOU",1824,"Female",,"THE IONIAN; OR, WOMAN IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. BY SARAH RENOU, AUTHOR OF 'VILLAGE CONVERSATIONS, OR THE VICAR'S FIRE-SIDE;' AND 'THE TEMPLE OF TRUTH, AN ALLEGORICAL POEM.' IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster Row, 1824","3 vols (I xii, 264p; II 257p; III 252p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48563-0; ECB 487; EN2 1824: 79; NSTC 2R7148; OCLC 13325839",,,,
1840,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A081","Tradition of the Castle, The","Regina Maria ROCHE",1824,"Female",,"THE TRADITION OF THE CASTLE; OR, SCENES IN THE EMERALD ISLE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY REGINA MARIA ROCHE, AUTHOR OF THE CHILDREN OF THE ABBEY, VICAR OF LANSDOWN, MAID OF THE HAMLET, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","4 vols (I 386p; II 364p; III 342p; IV 322p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48464-2; ECB 498; EN2 1824: 80; NSTC 2D1381; OCLC 7032047",,"French trans., 1824","traditionofcastl01roch traditionofcastl02roch traditionofcastl03roch traditionofcastl04roch",
1841,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A082","Some Account of the Life of the Late Gilbert Earle, Esq.","Francis Barry Boyle SAINT LEGER",1824,"Male",,"SOME ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE OF THE LATE GILBERT EARLE, ESQ. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF","London:                     Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-Mall, East, 1824","1 vol.  (vii, 250p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48670-X; ECB 549; EN2 1824: 82; NSTC 2S2245; OCLC 3366980","Preface by the Editor' dated May 1824","2nd edn 1826 (NSTC)",,
1842,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A083","Redgauntlet","Sir Walter SCOTT",1824,"Male",,"REDGAUNTLET. A TALE OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY."" IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London, 1824","3 vols (I 319p; II 328p; III 331p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48581-9; ECB 482; EN2 1824: 83; NSTC 2S10163; OCLC 1985091",,"2nd edn' 1824 (CBEL3); Boston 1824 (OCLC) [also Exeter, NH, 1824 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1824 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1824; German trans., 1824. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1843,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A084","St Ronan's Well","Sir Walter SCOTT",1824,"Male",,"ST RONAN'S WELL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY, QUENTIN DURWARD,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London, 1824","3 vols (I 310p; II 325p; III 323p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48585-1; ECB 512; EN2 1824: 84; NSTC 2S10227; OCLC 2691234",,"2nd edn' 1824 (CBEL3); Boston 1824 (OCLC) [also New York 1824 (OCLC), also Philadelphia 1824 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1824; German trans., 1824. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
1844,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A085","Ad&#233;le","Paul SEBRIGHT",1824,"Male",,"AD&#201;LE; OR, THE TOMB OF MY MOTHER. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY PAUL SEBRIGHT, AUTHOR OF COINCIDENCE, OR THE SOOTHSAYER, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","4 vols (I vi, 246p; II 289p; III 299p; IV 274p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48628-9; ECB 524; EN2 1824: 86; NSTC 2S12004; xOCLC","Preface dated 1 Dec 1823",,,
1845,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A086","Redwood","Catharine Maria SEDGWICK",1824,"Female",,"REDWOOD; A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""A NEW ENGLAND TALE."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     John Miller, 5, New Bridge Street, and William Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1824","3 vols (I xv, 295p; II 282p; III 297p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48520-7; ECB 482; EN2 1824: 87; NSTC 2S12240; OCLC 11990954","Preface dated New York, June 1824. Originally published New York 1824 (Blanck)","German trans., 1825 [as <i>Redwood, ein amerikanischer Roman von Cooper</i> (RS)]",,
1846,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A087","Caroline, and Zelite","Anna White SMITH",1824,"Female",,"CAROLINE, AND ZELITE; OR, TRANSATLANTIC TALES, TAKEN FROM REAL LIFE. BY ANNA WHITE SMITH","London:                     Charles Frederick Cock, 64, Paternoster Row, 1824","1 vol.  (139p). 12&deg;","BL N.270(1); ECB 544; EN2 1824: 88; NSTC 2S25296; OCLC 37303449","Dedication 'to Colonel David Stewart, of Garth'. Two tales: 'Caroline', pp. [5]&ndash;88; 'Zelite', pp. [89]&ndash;139",,,
1847,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A088","Winter in Washington, A","Margaret SMITH",1824,"Female",,"A WINTER IN WASHINGTON; OR, MEMOIRS OF THE SEYMOUR FAMILY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Reprinted for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","3 vols (I xii, 272p; II 293p; III 287p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48937-7; EN2 1824: 89; NSTC 2W27490; xOCLC","Originally published New York 1824 (OCLC). Full imprint actually reads: 'New-York: Printed for E. Bliss and E. White: Reprinted for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824'",,,
1848,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A089","Banker's Daughters of Bristol, The","Rosalia ST CLAIR",1824,"Female",,"THE BANKER'S DAUGHTERS OF BRISTOL; OR, COMPLIANCE AND DECISION. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ROSALIA ST. CLAIR, AUTHOR OF THE BLIND BEGGAR, HIGHLAND CASTLE, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","3 vols (I 255p; II 308p; III 294p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48595-9; ECB 511; EN2 1824: 81; NSTC 2S1990; OCLC 7032221","Advertisement' dated Sept 1823",,,
1849,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A090","Siege of Kenilworth, The","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1824,"Female",,"THE SIEGE OF KENILWORTH. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE, AUTHOR OF THE BANDIT'S BRIDE, THE CRUSADERS, THE FESTIVAL OF MORA, AGE WE LIVE IN, DI MONTRANZO, TREACHERY, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","4 vols (I vi, 275p; II 278p; III 293p; IV 306p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48781-1; ECB 558; EN2 1824: 90; NSTC 2S36114; OCLC 7104502","Preface dated Upper Edmonton, 4 Oct 1823",,,
1850,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A091","Sincerity","Jane TAYLOR",1824,"Female",,"SINCERITY: A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""RACHEL,"" &C","London:                     Published by Knight and Lacey, 24, Pater-Noster-Row, 1824","1 vol.  (iv, 176p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48702-1; ECB 539; EN2 1824: 91; NSTC 2S22570; OCLC 37850024","The claimed authorship of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A054""><i>Rachel</i></a> (EN2 1817: 54) appears to place this tale as one of the fictions attributable to Jane Taylor&mdash;see also <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1427""><i>The Authoress</i></a> (EN2 1819: 67) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1574""><i>Prudence and Principle</i></a> (1821: 71); though a number of other elements, including different publishers, make this the least firm attribution in the group",,,
1851,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A092","Rameses","Edward UPHAM",1824,"Male",,"RAMESES; AN EGYPTIAN TALE: WITH HISTORICAL NOTES, OF THE ERA OF THE PHARAOHS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane; John Upham, Bath; and Charles Upham, Exeter, 1824","3 vols (I viii, 341p; II 321p; III 328p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48449-9; ECB 479; EN2 1824: 92; NSTC 2U1035; OCLC 2792062","Advertisement' dated June 1824",,,
1852,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A093","First Child, The","Catherine George WARD",1824,"Female",,"THE FIRST CHILD; OR, THE HEIRESS OF MONTEITH. BY MRS. CATHERINE G. WARD, AUTHORESS OF THE FOLLOWING POPULAR WORKS: MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE&#8212;ROSE OF CLAREMONT&#8212;ORPHAN BOY&#8212;FAMILY PORTRAITS&#8212;THE COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF&#8212;THE WIDOW'S CHOICE&#8212;AND MARRIETTE MOULINE. &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed by J. M'Gowan, Great Windmill Street, published by Joseph Emans, 5, Ivy Lane, Paternoster-Row, 1824","1 vol.  (627p, ill.). 8&deg;","IU 823.M.383fir; EN2 1824: 93; xNSTC; OCLC 18006072","Portrait of the authoress, opp. additional engraved t.p., with legend 'Mrs. Catherine Ward. Published Jany. 1. 1824 by J. Emans, Ivy Lane'. Collates in fours. OCLC describes imprint as 'London, Jones & Co.'",,,
1853,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A094","Fisher's Daughter, The","Catherine George WARD",1824,"Female",,"THE FISHER'S DAUGHTER, OR THE WANDERINGS OF WOLF, AND THE FORTUNES OF ALFRED. BEING THE SEQUEL TO THAT SO GREATLY ADMIRED AND POPULAR WORK, ENTITLED, THE COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF, OR A SEA-SIDE STORY. BY MRS. CATHERINE G. WARD, AUTHORESS OF&#8212;MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE&#8212;FAMILY PORTRAITS&#8212;ORPHAN BOY&#8212;WIDOW'S CHOICE&#8212;THE THORN, &C. &C","London:                     Published by G. Virtue, 26, Ivy-Lane, Paternoster-Row; Bath-Street, Bristol; and Queen-Square, Liverpool, 1824","1 vol.  (911p, ill.). 8&deg;","IU 823.M.383fi.1824; ECB 623; EN2 1824: 94; NSTC 2W4960; OCLC 4086281","Printer's mark opp. first page of full text: 'Oxford: Printed by Bartlett and Hinton'. Adv. at end of Hannah Maria Jones's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1824A058""><i>The Wedding Ring</i></a> (EN2 1824: 57(b)) describes <i>The Fisher's Daughter</i> as 'This day published [&hellip;] to be completed in about twenty-four nos at Sixpence, or Six Parts, at Two Shillings Each'. Collates in fours","1825 (Corvey, NSTC); 1827 (NSTC); 1835 (NSTC); 1836 (NSTC); 1837 (OCLC); New York 1835 (OCLC)",,
1854,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A095","Beatrice; or, the Wycherly Family","Mary WHITE",1824,"Female",,"BEATRICE; OR, THE WYCHERLY FAMILY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MARY WHITE","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1824","4 vols (I ii, 347p; II 311p; III 354p; IV 313p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48903-2; ECB 634; EN2 1824: 95; NSTC 2W17293; OCLC 52858892",,,,
1855,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A096","Tales of Irish Life","Michael James WHITTY",1824,"Male",,"TALES OF IRISH LIFE, ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE MANNERS, CUSTOMS, AND CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE. WITH DESIGNS BY GEORGE CRUIKSHANK","London:                     Published by J. Robins and Co. Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, 1824","2 vols (I iv, 242p, ill.; II 249p, ill.). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51018-X; ECB 575; EN2 1824: 96; NSTC 2W18777; OCLC 9682529",,"German trans., 1825",,
1856,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A097","Two Rectors, The","George WILKINS",1824,"Male",,"THE TWO RECTORS","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1824","1 vol.  (458p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48849-4; ECB 605; EN2 1824: 97; NSTC 2W20716; OCLC 9231556","Dedication 'to the Right Honourable the Earl of E****'. 10 interlinking stories.  According to NSTC and Wolff (Item 7228) 2nd edn t.p. includes the wording 'by one of the authors of <i>Body and Soul</i>. It has been wholly reset'","2nd edn 1825 (NSTC)",,
1857,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A098","Tournay","James WILSON",1824,"Male",,"TOURNAY; OR ALASTER OF KEMPENCAIRN. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE FIRE-EATER","Edinburgh:                     John Anderson, jun., 55, North Bridge Street; and Simpkin & Marshall, London, 1824","1 vol.  (471p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48763-3; ECB 594; EN2 1824: 98; NSTC 2W25418; xOCLC","Dedication to Sir Walter Scott, dated Edinburgh 18 May 1824",,,
1858,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1824A099","Shades of Character","Anne WOODROOFFE",1824,"Female",,"SHADES OF CHARACTER; OR, THE INFANT PILGRIM. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE HISTORY OF MICHAEL KEMP.""","Bath:                     Printed for the Author; and sold by Relfe, Cornhill, and Hatchard, and Seeley, London; and by all other Booksellers, 1824","3 vols (I 474p; II 621p; III 390p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48649-1; ECB 529; EN2 1824: 99; NSTC 2S14760; OCLC 4321555","Dedication 'To the friend of my youth' signed 'the author'. Note, dated 16 Feb 1824, at the end of vol. 2: 'As the Public have been kept so long in waiting for this little work, it has been thought advisable to print the Two Volumes for the present, and to publish the Third in the Summer'. Collates in fours. ECB 647 lists 2 vols, Hatchard 1832 edn","2nd edn 1830 (OCLC); 3rd edn 1836 (p.c.); 4th edn, London 1841 as <i>Shades of Character: Or, Mental and Moral Delineations</i> (BL 4413.ccc.48); London 1844 (NUC)",,
1859,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A001","Abduction, The","ANON",1825,"Unknown",,"THE ABDUCTION; OR, THE ADVENTURES OF MAJOR SARNEY. A STORY OF THE TIMES OF CHARLES THE SECOND. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-Mall East, 1825","3 vols (I 286p; II 267p; III 237p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47011-0; ECB 1; EN2 1825: 1; NSTC 2A1007; OCLC 2240390",,,,
1860,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A002","Colonel Berkley and his Friends","ANON",1825,"Unknown",,"COLONEL BERKLEY AND HIS FRIENDS; CONTAINING SKETCHES OF LIFE SOUTH OF THE POTOMAC. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Reprinted for A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825","3 vols (I 289p; II 284p; III 243p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47305-5; ECB 127; EN2 1825: 3; NSTC 2B19708; OCLC 20030102","Imprint in full reads: 'New-York: Printed for W. B. Gilley, 92, Broadway; London: Reprinted for A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825'; but colophon reads: 'Printed by J. Darling, Leadenhall-Street, London', indicating actual printing of this edn in London. No original New York edn discovered","1826 (NSTC)",,
1861,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A003","English Life","ANON",1825,"Unknown",,"ENGLISH LIFE; OR, MANNERS AT HOME. IN FOUR PICTURES. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. Wightman, Fleet Street, 1825","2 vols (I 279p; II 286p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47608-9; ECB 188; EN2 1825: 4; NSTC 2E10222; OCLC 13239892",,"1829 (Sadleir 84a); New York 1825 (NUC)",,
1862,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A004","Every Day Occurrences","ANON",1825,"Unknown",,"EVERY DAY OCCURRENCES. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Charles Knight, Pall Mall East, 1825","2 vols (I 227p; II 262p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47652-6; ECB 194; EN2 1825: 5; NSTC 2E14745; OCLC 13240061","Colophon of Charles Knight, Printer, Windsor",,,
1863,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A005","Going Too Far","ANON",1825,"Unknown",,"GOING TOO FAR: A TALE FOR ALL AGES. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1825","2 vols (I viii, 316p; II 327p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47909-6; ECB 235; EN2 1825: 6; NSTC 2G11890; OCLC 32291729","Preface indicates female authorship",,,
1864,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A006","Husband Hunting","ANON",1825,"Unknown",,"HUSBAND HUNTING; OR, THE MOTHER AND DAUGHTERS. A TALE OF FASHIONABLE LIFE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Geo B. Whittaker, Ave Maria Lane, 1825","3 vols (I iv, 288p; II 298p; III 326p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47861-8; ECB 290; EN2 1825: 7; NSTC 2H38645; OCLC 13076484","Preface by S&mdash;&mdash;L J&mdash;&mdash;N, Esq.' signed 'S. J., Bolt-court, London'. This is written in an inflated Johnsonian style, and is presumably ficititous (Johnson's last residence was at 8, Bolt Court, off Fleet Street)","Boston 1825 (NSTC)",,
1865,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A007","Missionary, The","ANON",1825,"Unknown",,"THE MISSIONARY","Edinburgh:                     Printed for the Author, and sold by Archibald Constable & Co., 1825","1 vol.  (7, 339p). 8&deg;","E T.145.f; EN2 1825: 8; NSTC 2M30795; xOCLC","Printed for Private Circulation' appears at the foot of t.p. below imprint date",,,"OCLC557338675, British Library, no scan found 20110725"
1866,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A008","New Landlord's Tales","ANON",1825,"Unknown",,"NEW LANDLORD'S TALES; OR, JEDEDIAH IN THE SOUTH. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Hookham, Old Bond Street, 1825","2 vols (I 347p; II 351p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51102-X; ECB 410; EN2 1825: 9; NSTC 2C25545; xOCLC","Introductory, by Jedediah Cleishbotham', vol. 1, pp. [1]&ndash;16",,,
1867,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A009","St Hubert","ANON",1825,"Unknown",,"ST. HUBERT; OR, THE TRIALS OF ANGELINA. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed [sic] and sold by G. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1825","3 vols (I 239p; II 226p; III 256p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48488-X; ECB 511; EN2 1825: 10; NSTC 2H34551; xOCLC","Printer's mark of 'R. Snare, Minster-Street, Reading', verso of t.ps., also colophon of R. Snare, Printer, Reading in last vol",,,
1868,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A010","Writer's Clerk","ANON",1825,"Unknown",,"THE WRITER'S CLERK; OR, THE HUMOURS OF THE SCOTTISH METROPOLIS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for G. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1825","3 vols (I 302p; II 392p; III 426p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48983-0; ECB 650; EN2 1825: 11; NSTC 2W34332; OCLC 22367512",,,,
1869,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A011","Saragossa","E. A. ARCHER",1825,"Male",,"SARAGOSSA; OR, THE HOUSES OF CASTELLO AND DE ARNO. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY E. A. ARCHER","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825","4 vols (I vi, 245p; II 272p; III vi, 295p; IV 300p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47396-9; ECB 23; EN2 1825: 12; NSTC 2A14896; xOCLC",,,,
1870,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A012","Tales, by the O'Hara Family","John BANIM",1825,"Male",,"TALES, BY THE O'HARA FAMILY: CONTAINING CROHOORE OF THE BILL-HOOK. THE FETCHES, AND JOHN DOE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers'-Hall Court, Ludgate-Street, 1825","3 vols (I 367p; II 392p; III 404p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47950-9; ECB 575; EN2 1825: 13; NSTC 2O2238; OCLC 4449161","[1st series]","2nd edn 1826 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1831 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1827 (NSTC); German trans.,  of 'John Doe' [as <i>Hauptmann Reh</i> (RS)] 1828 and 'Crohoore' [as <i>Der Zwerg, ein Irl&auml;ndisches Sittengem&auml;lde</i> (RS)] 1828; French trans., of 'Crohoore' [as <i>'Croohore na bilhoge, ou les White boys</i> (CCFR)] and 'John Doe' [as <i>John Doe, ou le chef des rebelles</i> (CCFR)] 1829",,
1871,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A013","Wanderings of Childe Harolde","John Harman BEDFORD",1825,"Male",,"WANDERINGS OF CHILDE HAROLDE. A ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE. INTERSPERSED WITH MEMOIRS OF THE ENGLISH WIFE, THE FOREIGN MISTRESS, AND VARIOUS OTHER CELEBRATED CHARACTERS. BY JOHN HARMAN BEDFORD, LIEUT. R.N. AUTHOR OF VIEWS ON THE SHORES OF THE BLACK SEA, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Sherwood, Jones & Co. Paternoster-Row, 1825","3 vols (I xv, 241p; II xi, 208p; III xi, 235p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47187-7; ECB 47; EN2 1825: 14; NSTC 2B14545; OCLC 22484386","Introductory 'A Few Words to the Reader' dated White Cottage, Camberwell, 8 Nov 1824",,,
1872,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A014","Journal of an Exile, The","Thomas Alexander BOSWELL",1825,"Male",,"THE JOURNAL OF AN EXILE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Saunders and Otley, British and Foreign Public Library, Conduit-Street, Hanover-Square, 1825","2 vols (I 330p; II 328p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48009-4; ECB 314; EN2 1825: 16; NSTC 2J12551; xOCLC",,"2nd edn 1825 (OCLC 13244935)",,
1873,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A015","Tales of Fault and Feeling","Mary Margaret BUSK",1825,"Female",,"TALES OF FAULT AND FEELING. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""ZEAL AND EXPERIENCE.""","London:                     T. Hookham, Old Bond-Street, 1825","3 vols (I 314p; II 333p; III 303p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51147-X; ECB 575; EN2 1825: 17; NSTC 2B62413; OCLC 13277095","9 tales, the last 2 in verse. For the positive identification of Mary Margaret Busk (1779&ndash;1863) as the author, see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a>",,,
1874,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A016","Massenburg","Cecilia Mary CADELL",1825,"Female",,"MASSENBURG. A TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Cadell, Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1825","3 vols (I iv, 328p; II 359p; III 308p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48135-X; ECB 372; EN2 1825: 18; NSTC 2C939; xOCLC","Preface dated 23 May 1825",,,
1875,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A017","Peep at the Pilgrims in Sixteen Hundred Thirty-Six, A","Harriet Vaughan Foster CHENEY",1825,"Female",,"A PEEP AT THE PILGRIMS IN SIXTEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX. A TALE OF OLDEN TIMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF DIVERS UNFINISHED MANUSCRIPTS, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1825","3 vols (I 299p; II 326p; III 352p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48411-1; ECB 440; EN2 1825: 19; NSTC 2C17675; OCLC 10030666","Originally published Boston 1824 (OCLC)","1841 (OCLC)",,
1876,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A018","Lionel Lincoln","James Fenimore COOPER",1825,"Male",,"LIONEL LINCOLN; OR, THE LEAGUER OF BOSTON. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE ""SPY,"" ""PIONEERS,"" ""PILOT,"" &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     John Miller, 5, New Bridge Street, Blackfriars, 1825","3 vols (I 319p; II 300p; III 275p). 12&deg;","Corvey; ECB 134; EN2 1825: 20; NSTC 2C36836; OCLC 1442562","Originally published New York 1824&ndash;25 (OCLC). OCLC 43180886 describes another London 1825 edn, with the imprint of Orlando Hodgson","1832 (NSTC); 1835 (OCLC); 1837 (OCLC); 1839 (OCLC); French trans., 1825; German trans., 1825",,
1877,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A019","Camisard, The","Frances Clarinda Adeline COX",1825,"Female",,"THE CAMISARD; OR, THE PROTESTANTS OF LANGUEDOC: A TALE IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Geo B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1825","3 vols (I 360p; II 405p; III 444p). 12&deg;","BL N.334; ECB 94; EN2 1825: 21; NSTC 2C40920; OCLC 14373841","Dedication to Thomas Denman, Esq., M.P. OCLC gives author's name as Coxe, Frances Clare Adelina",,,
1878,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A020","Tales of my Grandmother","Archibald CRAWFORD",1825,"Male",,"TALES OF MY GRANDMOTHER","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Hurst, Robinson, & Co. London, 1825","2 vols (I vi, 374p; II 312p). 12&deg;","BL N.331; ECB 575; EN2 1825: 22; NSTC 2C42498; OCLC 13315403","An extended version of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1824A027""><i>The Tales of my Grandmother</i></a> (EN2 1824: 27). It omits three tales from the earlier 1-vol. version, while adding four new tales through its 2nd vol. The original Introduction is replaced by a shorter Preface",,,
1879,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A021","English in Italy, The","Eyre Evans CROWE",1825,"Male",,"THE ENGLISH IN ITALY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Saunders and Otley, British and Foreign Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1825","3 vols (I ii, 305p; II 323p; III 318p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47830-8; ECB 187; EN2 1825: 23; NSTC 2P15297; OCLC 9559074","Preface, dated Aug 4 1825, mentions the author's 'residence of several years in the Peninsula', and apologizes for the mangling of Italian phrases in the text, first apparent to him when 'the sheets of the first and second volumes' reached him in 'his foreign abode'. For reasons for firm attribution to Crowe, as opposed to Constantine Henry Phipps, Marquis of Normanby, see Notes to EN2 1825: 23, in conjunction with <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>",,"oS9LAAAAIAAJ oDBLAAAAIAAJ PjFLAAAAIAAJ",
1880,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A022","To-Day in Ireland","Eyre Evans CROWE",1825,"Male",,"TO-DAY IN IRELAND. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Charles Knight, Pall Mall East, 1825","3 vols (I 291p; II 319p; III 305p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48962-8; ECB 592; EN2 1825: 24; NSTC 2C44612; OCLC 11873600","I The Carders; II The Carders; Connemara; III Old and New Light; The Toole's Warning. ECB dates May 1825, and gives Colburn (who brought out the 2nd edn) as publisher","2nd edn 1826 (NSTC); 1834 (OCLC); French trans., of 'The Carders' and 'Connemara' 1830, and of 'The Toole's Warning' [as <i>La Fée de la famille O'Toole, ou le signal du départ</i> (CCFR)] 1833",,
1881,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A023","Life, Love, and Politics","S. Sparow DE RENZY",1825,"Male",,"LIFE, LOVE, AND POLITICS; OR THE ADVENTURES OF A NOVICE. A TALE. BY CAPTAIN SPAROW DE RENZY, AUTHOR OF ""MARIAN DE BRITTOON,"" &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Published by Knight and Lacey, Paternoster Row, 1825","2 vols (I vii, 353p; II 336p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48566-5; ECB 345; EN2 1825: 26; NSTC 2D9985; OCLC 44757851","Preface signed S. Sparow De Renzy. Collates in sixes",,,
1882,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A024","Legends of Galloway","James DENNISTON",1825,"Male",,"LEGENDS OF GALLOWAY; BEING A SERIES OF TRADITIONS, ILLUSTRATIVE OF ITS ANCIENT HISTORY, CUSTOMS, MANNERS, AND SUPERSTITIONS BY JAMES DENNISTON, ESQ","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. and Hurst, Robinson and Co. London, 1825","1 vol.  (xiv, 294p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47412-4; ECB 159; EN2 1825: 25; NSTC 2D9574; OCLC 4798837","Dedication to the Right Honourable the Earl of Galloway. Preface dated Creetown, 20 Jan 1825",,,
1883,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A025","Tales of the Wild and the Wonderful","Mary Diana DODS",1825,"Female",,"TALES OF THE WILD AND THE WONDERFUL","London:                     Printed for Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 5 Waterloo-Place, Pall Mall; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh, 1825","1 vol.  (x, 356p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51167-4; ECB 576; EN2 1825: 15; NSTC 2B41787; OCLC 6167231","For attribution to Dods rather than (as suggested by some catalogues) George Borrow, see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below). Dedication to Joanna Baillie","Philadelphia 1826 (NSTC)",,
1884,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A026","Sungrove Abbey","Mrs DOUGLAS",1825,"Female",,"SUNGROVE ABBEY. AN INTERESTING DOMESTIC TALE","London:                     Published by G. Virtue, 26, Ivy-Lane, Paternoster-Row; and Bath-Street, Bristol; and sold by W. Black, Queen-Square, Liverpool, 1825","1 vol.  (592p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL RB.23.a.12456; EN2 1825: 27; xNSTC; xOCLC","Additional, engraved t.p. preceding t.p. proper reads: 'Sungrove Abbey, A Domestic Tale by Mrs Douglas, author of several popular works'. This also carries the London imprint of G. Virtue, and is dated 1825. Collates in fours. OCLC 42970461 adds the initial 'M' to the author name, but on what authority is not clear","1826 (OCLC 42970461); 1844 (NSTC 2D17437); 1846 (OCLC)",,
1885,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A027","Highest Castle and the Lowest Cave, The","Rebecca EDRIDGE",1825,"Female",,"THE HIGHEST CASTLE AND THE LOWEST CAVE; OR, EVENTS OF THE DAYS WHICH ARE GONE. BY REBECCA EDRIDGE, AUTHOR OF THE SCRINIUM. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1825","3 vols (I 312p; II 300p; III 271p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47515-5; ECB 179; EN2 1825: 28; NSTC 2E4720; OCLC 10108824","Dedication 'to Every Body'",,,
1886,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A028","Life of an Actor, The","Pierce EGAN",1825,"Male",,"THE LIFE OF AN ACTOR. BY PIERCE EGAN, AUTHOR OF ""LIFE IN LONDON,"" ""TOM AND JERRY,"" ""A MUSICAL DRAMA,"" ETC. DEDICATED TO EDMUND KEAN, ESQ. THE POETICAL DESCRIPTIONS BY T. GREENWOOD. EMBELLISHED WITH TWENTY-SEVEN CHARACTERISTIC SCENES, ETCHED BY THEODORE LANE; ENRICHED ALSO WITH SEVERAL ORIGINAL DESIGNS ON WOOD, EXECUTED BY MR. THOMPSON","London:                     Printed for C. S. Arnold, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, 1825","1 vol.  (xvi, 272p, ill.). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51310-3; ECB 181; EN2 1825: 29; NSTC 2E5902; OCLC 5293390","Dedication dated 113, Strand, London, 18 Dec 1824. Collates in fours",,,
1887,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A029","Magic Ring, The","Friedrich Heinrich Karl, Baron de la Motte FOUQU&#201;",1825,"Male","Robert Pierce GILLIES","THE MAGIC RING; A ROMANCE, FROM THE GERMAN OF FREDERICK, BARON DE LA MOTTE FOUQU&#201;. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Published by Oliver & Boyd, Tweeddale-Court; and Geo. B. Whittaker, London, 1825","3 vols (I xv, 319p; II 344p; III 332p). 12&deg;","BL N.278; ECB 213; EN2 1825: 30; NSTC 2L2906; OCLC 4949935","Trans. of <i>Der Zauberring</i> (N&uuml;rnberg, 1812). Dedication 'to Conrad Charles, Freyherr von Ämselnburg, in Berlin, translator of ""The Lady of the Lake"", ""The Bridal of Triermain"" and ""The Antiquary""'. For identification of Gillies as translator, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)","Another trans. 1846 (NSTC)",,
1888,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A030","Omen, The","John GALT",1825,"Male",,"THE OMEN","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1825","1 vol.  (160p). 8&deg;","BL N.354(1); ECB 423; EN2 1825: 31; NSTC 2G1387; OCLC 11844400","Postscript' signed 'B. A. M., Castle-Bromage, 10th Jan. 1826'","1842 with <i>The Provost</i> (NSTC); 1844 (NSTC)",,
1889,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A031","Ned Clinton","Francis GLASSE",1825,"Male",,"NED CLINTON; OR, THE COMMISSARY: COMPRISING ADVENTURES, AND EVENTS DURING THE PENINSULAR WAR: WITH CURIOUS AND ORIGINAL ANECDOTES OF MILITARY, AND OTHER REMARKABLE CHARACTERS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for William Marsh, 145, Oxford Street, 1825","3 vols (I viii, 287p; II ix, 271p; III viii, 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48188-0; ECB 409; EN2 1825: 32; NSTC 2G10123; OCLC 45402181",,"2nd edn 1832 (NSTC); 1839 (NSTC)",,
1890,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A032","Subaltern, The","George Robert GLEIG",1825,"Male",,"THE SUBALTERN","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1825","1 vol.  (373p). 12&deg;","BRu ENC; ECB 568; EN2 1825: 33; NSTC 2G10330; OCLC 2682126","Originally published in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine' on verso of half-title","2nd edn 1826 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1828 (NSTC); 1845 (NSTC); New York 1825 (OCLC); German trans., 1830 [as <i>Soldatenleben. Kriegsabentheuer in den Pyren&auml;en und S&uuml;d-Frankreich</i> (RS)]",,
1891,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A033","Reine Canziani","Catherine Grace GODWIN",1825,"Female",,"REINE CANZIANI: A TALE OF MODERN GREECE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Hurst, Robinson and Co., 90 Cheapside, and 8 Pall-Mall; and A. Constable and Co., Edinburgh, 1825","2 vols (I viii, 309p; II 292p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48562-2; ECB 485; EN2 1825: 34; NSTC 2C6383; xOCLC",,,,
1892,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A034","High-Ways and By-Ways. Second Series","Thomas Colley GRATTAN",1825,"Male",,"HIGH-WAYS AND BY-WAYS; OR, TALES OF THE ROADSIDE, PICKED UP IN THE FRENCH PROVINCES. BY A WALKING GENTLEMAN. SECOND SERIES. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1825","3 vols (I 293p; II 324p; III 348p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51059-7; ECB 268; EN2 1825: 35; NSTC 2G18165; OCLC 4988114",,"1827 (NSTC); 1833 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1825 (OCLC); French trans., 1825 [as <i>Grandes routes et chemins de traverse, ou contes recueillis dans les provinces fran&ccedil;aises</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1825&ndash;28 [as <i>Heer- und Querstraßen, oder Erz&auml;hlungen gesammelt auf einer Wanderung durch Frankreich, von einem fußreisenden Gentleman</i>, vols 3&ndash;5 (RS)]",,
1893,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A035","Parents and Wives","Sarah GREEN",1825,"Female",,"PARENTS AND WIVES; OR, INCONSISTENCY AND MISTAKES. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. GREEN, AUTHOR OF WHO IS THE BRIDEGROOM? GRETNA GREEN MARRIAGES; GOOD MEN OF MODERN DATE; FESTIVAL OF ST. JAGO; FUGITIVE; &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825","3 vols (I 248p; II 230p; III 227p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47927-4; ECB 243; EN2 1825: 36; NSTC 2G20158; xOCLC",,,,
1894,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A036","Beauty of the British Alps, The","Mary Leman GRIMSTONE",1825,"Female",,"THE BEAUTY OF THE BRITISH ALPS; OR, LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT. BY M. L. GRIMSTONE","Plymouth:                     Printed for and published by J. Bennett, 5, Cornwall-Street, 1825","1 vol.  (iv, 549p, ill.). 8&deg;","BRu ENC; EN2 1825: 37; NSTC 2G23371; OCLC 29085189","Frontispiece portrait of 'M. Leman Grimstone' facing t.p. Harvard copy (MH-H 21483 46.8.5*) has a different t.p., with the following imprint: 'Published by G. Virtue, 26, Ivy-Lane, Paternoster-Row; Bath-Street, Bristol; and Queen-Square, Liverpool, 1825.' Collates in fours","[1840] (NSTC)",,
1895,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A037","Realities, Not a Novel","Anne Raikes HARDING",1825,"Female",,"REALITIES, NOT A NOVEL. A TALE FROM REAL LIFE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF CORRECTION, DECISION, REFUGEES, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825","4 vols (I viii, viii, 284p; II 254p; III 263p; IV 243p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48456-1; ECB 481; EN2 1825: 39; NSTC 2H7490; xOCLC","Preface dated Bath, Aug 1825",,,
1896,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A038","Walladmor","Georg Wilhelm Heinrich H&#196;RING",1825,"Male","Thomas DE QUINCEY","WALLADMOR: ""FREELY TRANSLATED INTO GERMAN FROM THE ENGLISH OF SIR WALTER SCOTT."" AND NOW FREELY TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN INTO ENGLISH. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93 Fleet Street, and 13 Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, 1825","2 vols (I xxx, 247p; II 311p). 8&deg;","BL N.327; ECB 521; EN2 1825: 38; NSTC 2H1245; OCLC 10217468","Trans. of <i>Walladmor. Frei nach dem Englischen des Walter Scott. Von W****s</i> (Berlin, 1824). Advertisement to the Reader (about the German provenance (ironic)); Dedication to W****s, the German 'Translator' of <i>Walladmor</i>; German 'Translator's' Dedication to Sir Walter Scott, Bart. In spite of its alleged provenance, the German 'translation' is a German original, masquerading as a novel by Scott. For an account of the differences between H&auml;ring's and De Quincey's narratives, see Frederick Burwick, 'How to Translate a Waverley Novel: Sir Walter Scott, Willibald Alexis, and Thomas De Quincey', <i>Wordsworth Circle</i> 25:2 (1994), 93&ndash;100. Willibald Alexis was H&auml;ring's pseudonym",,,
1897,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A039","Eve of All-Hallows, The","Matthew Weld HARTSTONGE",1825,"Male",,"THE EVE OF ALL-HALLOWS; OR, ADELAIDE OF TYRCONNEL; A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MATTHEW WELD HARTSTONGE, ESQ. M.R.I.A","London:                     Printed for G. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria Lane, 1825","3 vols (I 330p; II 298p; III 199p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47630-5; ECB 257; EN2 1825: 40; NSTC 2H10836; OCLC 6779142","Dedication to Sir Walter Scott, of Abbotsford, Bart., dated Molesworth-Street, Dublin, Feb 1825",,,
1898,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A040","Manderville; or, the Hibernian Chiliarch","Francis S. HIGGINSON",1825,"Male",,"MANDERVILLE; OR, THE HIBERNIAN CHILIARCH: A TALE. BY FRANCIS S. HIGGINSON, R.N. LATE COMMANDER OF HIS MAJESTY'S CUTTER LYNX. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed and published by Thomas Dolby, Catherine Street, Strand, 1825","2 vols (I vii, 287p; II 277p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47685-2; ECB 268; EN2 1825: 41; NSTC 2H20893; OCLC 18218378",,,,
1899,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A041","Moderation","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1825,"Female",,"MODERATION. A TALE. BY MRS. HOFLAND, AUTHOR OF INTEGRITY A TALE, PATIENCE A TALE, DECISION A TALE, THE SON OF A GENIUS; TALES OF THE PRIORY; TALES OF THE MANOR, &C","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1825","1 vol.  (253p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47662-3; ECB 275; EN2 1825: 42; NSTC 2H29407; OCLC 9673699","Colophon reads 'Bungay: Stereotyped and Printed by J. and R. Childs'","2nd edn 1826 (NSTC); 1836 (NSTC); 1838 (NSTC); 1842 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1826 (OCLC)",,
1900,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A042","Sayings and Doings. Second Series","Theodore Edward HOOK",1825,"Male",,"SAYINGS AND DOINGS, OR SKETCHES FROM LIFE. SECOND SERIES. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, New Burlington-Street, 1825","3 vols (I viii, 326p; II 344p; III 412p). 12&deg;","O 256.e.15896; ECB 516; EN2 1825: 43; NSTC 2H28950; OCLC 4165807","Preface dated London, 19 Jan 1825","New edn 1825 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48529-0; 1838 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1825 (NSTC)",,
1901,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A043","Hans of Iceland","Victor HUGO",1825,"Male",,"HANS OF ICELAND","London:                     J. Robins and Co. Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, 1825","1 vol.  (225p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47659-3; ECB 254; EN2 1825: 44; NSTC 2H35719; OCLC 2028294","Trans. of <i>Han d'Islande</i> (Paris, 1823)","1837 (OCLC); [1841] (NSTC); [1845] (NSTC); 1847 as <i>The Demon Dwarf; or, Hans of Iceland</i> (NSTC); Boston 1833 (OCLC)",,
1902,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A044","Tales of Ardennes","Henry David INGLIS",1825,"Male",,"TALES OF ARDENNES. BY DERWENT CONWAY","London:                     Printed for G. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria Lane, 1825","1 vol.  (xiv, 242p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51017-1; ECB 296; EN2 1825: 45; NSTC 2I2443; OCLC 12794397","Introduction dated Liege, Mar 1824. Contains 8 tales plus a short verse drama","New edn 1841 (OCLC)",,
1903,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A045","Refugee, The","James Athearn JONES",1825,"Male",,"THE REFUGEE. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY CAPTAIN MATTHEW MURGATROYD, OF THE NINTH CONTINENTALS IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR","London:                     Reprinted for A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825","3 vols (I 285p; II 270p; III 280p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48394-8; ECB 401; EN2 1825: 46; NSTC 2J10659; OCLC 49810698","Originally published New York 1825 (NSTC)",,,
1904,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A046","Travellers, The","Tertius T. C. KENDRICK",1825,"Male",,"THE TRAVELLERS. A TALE, ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE MANNERS, CUSTOMS, AND SUPERSTITIONS OF MODERN GREECE. BY TERTIUS T. C. KENDRICK, AUTHOR OF THE ""IONIAN ISLANDS,"" THE ""KAKO-DAEMON,"" ETC. ETC. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Published by C. S. Arnold, 21, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden; sold also by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; and Westley and Tyrrell, Dublin, 1825","3 vols (I 248p; II 216p; III 258p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47993-2; ECB 318; EN2 1825: 47; NSTC 2K2832; xOCLC","Address to the Reader' (1 p. unn.) at end of vol. 3, subscribed Malta. Colophon of 'C. and C. Whittingham, College House, Chiswick'",,,
1905,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A047","Dunallan","Grace KENNEDY",1825,"Female",,"DUNALLAN; OR, KNOW WHAT YOU JUDGE; A STORY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE DECISION,"" ""FATHER CLEMENT,"" &C. &C","Edinburgh:                     Published by W. Oliphant, 22, South Bridge; and Hamilton, Adams & Co. 33, Paternoster Row, London, 1825","3 vols (I 270p; II 272p; III 220p). 12&deg;","BL 012642.n.244; EN2 1825: 48; NSTC 2K3058; OCLC 17853165",,"2nd edn 1825 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47494-9; 3rd edn 1826 (OCLC); 4th edn 1829 (NSTC); 5th edn 1836 (BL RB.23.a.12244); 6th edn 1841 (NSTC); Boston 1827 (OCLC); French trans., 1828; German trans., 1835 [as vols 3&ndash;4 of <i>Der Miss Grace Kennedy s&auml;mmtliche Werke</i> (RS)]",,
1906,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A048","Philip Colville","Grace KENNEDY",1825,"Female",,"PHILIP COLVILLE; OR, A COVENANTER'S STORY. UNFINISHED. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE DECISION,"" ""FATHER CLEMENT,"" &C. &C","Edinburgh:                     Published by W. Oliphant, 22, South Bridge; and sold by M. Ogle, and Chalmers & Collins, Glasgow; J. Finlay, Newcastle; Beilby & Knotts, Birmingham; J. Hatchard and Son, Hamilton, Adams & Co., J. Nisbet, J. Duncan, B. J. Holdsworth, and F. Westley, London: and R. M. Tims, and W. Curry, jun. & Co. Dublin, 1825","1 vol.  (272p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48434-0; ECB 445; EN2 1825: 49; NSTC 2K3092; OCLC 2851906",,"New York 1829 (OCLC); German trans., 1836 [as vol. 6 of <i>Der Miss Grace Kennedy S&auml;mmtliche Werke</i> (RS)]",,
1907,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A049","Lochandhu","Sir Thomas Dick LAUDER",1825,"Male",,"LOCHANDHU A TALE OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Hurst, Robinson and Co. London, 1825","3 vols (I xii, 300p, ill.; II 312p, ill.; III 287p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48037-X; ECB 350; EN2 1825: 50; NSTC 2L5420; OCLC 17424477","Introductory Address signed Charles Montague Montgomery, Gladstanes' Lodgings, James' Court, 10 Nov 1824","French trans., 1828",,
1908,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A050","London in the Olden Time","Miss H. LAURENCE",1825,"Female",,"LONDON IN THE OLDEN TIME; OR, TALES INTENDED TO ILLUSTRATE THE MANNERS AND SUPERSTITIONS OF ITS INHABITANTS, FROM THE TWELFTH TO THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY","London:                     Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green; Paternoster-Row, 1825","1 vol.  (viii, 324p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51089-9; ECB 352; EN2 1825: 51; NSTC 2L5526; OCLC 13993966","8 tales, plus a prefatory poem","2nd edn 1827 (NSTC)",,
1909,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A051","Fire-Side Scenes","Elizabeth B. LESTER",1825,"Female",,"FIRE-SIDE SCENES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE BACHELOR AND MARRIED MAN, &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1825","3 vols (I 312p; II 283p; III 300p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47551-1; ECB 206; EN2 1825: 52; NSTC 2F6346; OCLC 12158194","For attribution to Lester, rather than to Mrs Ross, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1817A037""><i>The Bachelor and the Married Man</i></a> (EN2 1817: 37). ECB dates Dec 1824",,,
1910,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A052","Ambition","Mary Gogo LEWIS",1825,"Female",,"AMBITION. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for T. Cadell, Strand, and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1825","3 vols (I 299p; II 365p; III 413p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47053-6; ECB 15; EN2 1825: 53; NSTC 2L14110; xOCLC","The author's forenames are derived from RLF 14: 507",,,
1911,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A053","Henry and Mary","William LITT",1825,"Male",,"HENRY AND MARY, A LOCAL TALE; ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE PECULIAR HABITS, CUSTOMS, AND DIVERSIONS OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE WEST OF CUMBERLAND, DURING THE GREATER PART OF THE EIGHTEENTH AND PRECEDING CENTURY. BY W. LITT, AUTHOR OF WRESTLIANA","Whitehaven:                     Printed by Robert Gibson, King-Street: sold by John Richardson, Royal Exchange, London, 1825","1 vol.  (ii, 382p). 8&deg;","BL RB.23.a.12379; EN2 1825: 54; xNSTC; OCLC 35096150","Preliminary Observations' states 'As for the Tale itself, there is in reality more truth than fiction' (p. ii). Collates in fours",,,
1912,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A054","Don Esteban","Valentin LLANOS GUTIERREZ",1825,"Male",,"DON ESTEBAN; OR, MEMOIRS OF A SPANIARD. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1825","3 vols (I x, 303p; II iv, 267p; III v, 292p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47444-2; ECB 168; EN2 1825: 55; NSTC 2L18566; OCLC 4977709",,"2nd edn 1826 (NSTC); German trans., 1827 (OCLC)",,
1913,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A055","Hearts of Steel, The","James MACHENRY",1825,"Male",,"THE HEARTS OF STEEL, AN IRISH HISTORICAL TALE OF THE LAST CENTURY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE WILDERNESS,"" ""O'HALLORAN,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Wightman and Cramp, Paternoster-Row, 1825","3 vols (I xii, 315p; II 321p; III 346p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47718-2; ECB 261; EN2 1825: 58; NSTC 2M4778; OCLC 41255598","Preface dated London, 15 July 1825","1830, a resissue of the London 1st edn, 1830 (OCLC); Dublin 1838 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1825 (Blanck, NSTC); French trans., 1830",,
1914,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A056","O'Hara","William Hamilton MAXWELL",1825,"Male",,"O'HARA; OR, 1798. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for J. Andrews, 167, New Bond-Street; and Miliken, Dublin, 1825","2 vols (I xl, 264p; II 294p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48244-5; ECB 421; EN2 1825: 59; NSTC 2M21428; OCLC 27774758","In IinFII, Item 46, authorship is given to Robert Ashworth, apparently correcting the attribution to Maxwell in IinFI, Item 1118; but no other evidence concerning this claim has been discovered. Dedication to the most noble the Marquess of Sligo, K.P., dated 1 June 1825",,,
1915,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A057","Burton","Ronald M'CHRONICLE",1825,"Male",,"BURTON. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY RONALD M'CHRONICLE, ESQ. AUTHOR OF LEGENDS OF SCOTLAND, (FIRST AND SECOND SERIES,) &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825","3 vols (I 268p; II 254p; III 230p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48072-8; ECB 358; EN2 1825: 56; NSTC 2M1927; xOCLC",,,,
1916,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A058","Mystery Developed, The","Martin M'DERMOT",1825,"Male",,"THE MYSTERY DEVELOPED. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MR. M'DERMOT, AUTHOR OF A CRITICAL DISSERTATION ON THE NATURE AND PRINCIPLES OF TASTE; PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY INTO THE SOURCES OF THE PLEASURES DERIVED FROM TRAGIC REPRESENTATIONS; THE BEAUTIES OF MODERN LITERATURE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825","2 vols (I 262p; II 282p; III 246p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48068-X; ECB 358; EN2 1825: 57; NSTC 2M2797; xOCLC",,,,
1917,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A059","Father's Love and a Woman's Friendship, A","Henrietta Rouviere MOSSE",1825,"Female",,"A FATHER'S LOVE AND A WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP; OR, THE WIDOW AND HER DAUGHTERS. A NOVEL. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY HENRIETTA ROUVIERE MOSSE, AUTHOR OF LUSSINGTON ABBEY, HEIRS OF VILLEROY, OLD IRISH BARONET, PEEP AT OUR ANCESTORS, ARRIVALS FROM INDIA, BRIDE AND NO WIFE, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825","5 vols (I 319p; II 326p; III 336p; IV 355p; V 306p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48343-3; ECB 399; EN2 1825: 60; NSTC 2R19128; OCLC 13337486",,,,
1918,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A060","Brother Jonathan","John NEAL",1825,"Male",,"BROTHER JONATHAN: OR, THE NEW ENGLANDERS. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, Strand, London, 1825","3 vols (I 421p; II 451p; III 452p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47164-8; ECB 78; EN2 1825: 61; NSTC 2N1990; OCLC 3593743",,,,
1919,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A061","Day in Stowe Gardens, A","Mary Sabilla NOVELLO",1825,"Female",,"A DAY IN STOWE GARDENS","London:                     Printed for J. & H. L. Hunt, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, 1825","1 vol.  (x, 315p, music). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47378-0; ECB 155; EN2 1825: 62; NSTC 2N11615; OCLC 38062805","Dedication to Leigh Hunt. NSTC classes under 635, 'Garden crops, Vegetables', but clearly fiction. Music incorporated between pp. 230&ndash;33",,,
1920,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A062","Adventurers, The","John O'DRISCOL",1825,"Male",,"THE ADVENTURERS; OR, SCENES IN IRELAND, IN THE REIGN OF ELIZABETH. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster Row, 1825","3 vols (I iv, 341p; II 321p; III 322p). 12&deg;","Corvey; EN2 1825: 2; NSTC 2A4376; OCLC 13610733","For author identification, see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1921,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A063","Mariamne","Nathaniel OGLE",1825,"Male",,"MARIAMNE: AN HISTORICAL NOVEL OF PALESTINE","London:                     Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1825","3 vols (I viii, 269p; II 246p; III 232p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48155-4; ECB 368; EN2 1825: 63; NSTC 2M1470; OCLC 9724431","Dedication 'to Sir Walter Scott, Baronet, &c. &c.', dated 10 Mar 1825. Preface to later edn of 1839 (see below) notes how the work was originally published 'during the crash and panic of 1824' and 'lost amid the confusion'","1839 as <i>Mariamne, the last of the Asmonean Princesses</i> (BL N.1622); 1843 (NUC); German trans., 1828",,
1922,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A064","Thomas Fitz-Gerald","Mac-Erin O'TARA",1825,"Male",,"THOMAS FITZ-GERALD THE LORD OF OFFALEY. A ROMANCE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MAC-ERIN O'TARA, THE LAST OF THE SEANACHIES. BEING THE FIRST OF A PROJECTED SERIES ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE HISTORY OF IRELAND","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street; and sold by John Cumming, Dublin, 1825","3 vols (I xxx, 372p; II 306p; III 258p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48071-X; ECB 585; EN2 1825: 64; NSTC 2O6047; OCLC 6897096","Introduction, vol. 1, pp. [i]&ndash;xxx. Continuous roman and arabic pagination, with novel proper beginning at p. [31]",,,
1923,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A065","John Bull in America","James Kirke PAULDING",1825,"Male",,"JOHN BULL IN AMERICA; OR, THE NEW MUNCHAUSEN","London:                     John Miller, New Bridge Street, Blackfriars, 1825","1 vol.  (xix, 327p). 12&deg;","BL 837.d.26; CME 3-628-47991-6; ECB 309; EN2 1825: 65; NSTC 2P7326; OCLC 12234607","Preface of the Editor', pp. [iii]&ndash;xix, dated Washington, 10 Oct 1824. Originally published New York 1825 (Blanck, OCLC)",,,
1924,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A066","Matilda","Constantine Henry, Marquis of Normanby PHIPPS",1825,"Male",,"MATILDA; A TALE OF THE DAY","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1825","1 vol.  (v, 379p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48137-6; ECB 373; EN2 1825: 66; NSTC 2P15312; OCLC 12900361",,"2nd edn 1825 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1825 (NSTC); 4th edn 1826 (NSTC); New York 1825 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1825 (NUC)]; French trans., 1826 [as <i>Mathilde; ou les Anglais en Italie</i> (BLPC)]; German trans., 1827","matildataleofday00normrich",
1925,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A067","Gil Blas of the Revolution, The","Louis Benoit PICARD",1825,"Male",,"THE GIL BLAS OF THE REVOLUTION. BY L. B. PICARD. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Saunders and Otley, British and Foreign Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square; and Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1825","3 vols (I 341p; II 358p; III 385p). 12&deg;","BL N.283; ECB 373; EN2 1825: 67; NSTC 2P15708; OCLC 10503613","Trans. of <i>Le Gil Blas de la Révolution, ou les confessions de Laurent Giffard</i> (Paris, 1824). Half-titles read 'The Gil Blas of the Revolution, or the Confessions of Lawrence Giffard'",,,
1926,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A068","Novice; or, the Man of Integrity, The","Louis Benoit PICARD",1825,"Male",,"THE NOVICE; OR, THE MAN OF INTEGRITY. FROM THE FRENCH OF L. B. PICARD, AUTHOR OF THE GIL BLAS OF THE REVOLUTION, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, 1825","3 vols (I 264p; II 280p; III 246p). 12&deg;","BL N.303; ECB 449; EN2 1825: 68; NSTC 2P15709; OCLC 47768375","Trans. of <i>L'Honnête Homme, ou le niais</i> (Paris, 1825)","New York 1825 (OCLC)",,
1927,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A069","Twenty-Ninth of May, The","William Henry PYNE",1825,"Male",,"THE TWENTY-NINTH OF MAY: RARE DOINGS AT THE RESTORATION. BY EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE, AUTHOR OF ""WINE AND WALNUTS."" IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster Row; and Westley and Tyrrell, Dublin, 1825","2 vols (I xii, 354p; II iv, 366p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47625-9; ECB 254; EN2 1825: 69; NSTC 2H7389; OCLC 5283216","Dedication 'to his most excellent Majesty King George the Fourth'","2nd edn 1825 (NSTC)",,
1928,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A070","Truth and Fashion","F. R&#8212;&#8212;N",1825,"Unknown",,"TRUTH AND FASHION, A SKETCH. BY F. R&#8212;&#8212;N. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1825","2 vols (I 292p; II 261p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48838-9; ECB 601; EN2 1825: 70; xNSTC; OCLC 49468211",,,,
1929,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A071","Castle Chapel, The","Regina Maria ROCHE",1825,"Female",,"THE CASTLE CHAPEL. A ROMANTIC TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY REGINA MARIA ROCHE, AUTHOR OF THE CHILDREN OF THE ABBEY; BRIDAL OF DUNAMORE; CLERMONT; DISCARDED SON; HOUSES OF OSMA AND ALMERIA; MUNSTER COTTAGE BOY; TRADITION OF THE CASTLE; TRECOTHICK BOWER; MAID OF THE HAMLET; VICAR OF LANSDOWNE, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825","3 vols (I 292p; II 307p; III 284p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48429-4; ECB 498; EN2 1825: 71; NSTC 2D1372; OCLC 7026467","OCLC 40176796 describes 1821 edn, but apparently in error","French trans., 1825 [as <i>La Chapelle du vieux château de Saint-Doulagh, ou les bandits de Newgate</i> (CCFR)]; German trans. (based on the French trans.), 1827 [as <i>Die Kapelle des alten Schlosses von Saint-Doulagh, oder die Banditen von Newgate</i> (RS)]",,
1930,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A072","Choice and No Choice","Ann ROLFE",1825,"Female",,"CHOICE AND NO CHOICE; OR, THE FIRST OF MAY. BY MRS. ANN ROLFE, AUTHOR OF ""MISCELLANEOUS POEMS FOR A WINTER'S EVENING."" IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Charles Frederick Cock, 64, Paternoster-Row, 1825","2 vols (I xi, 161p; II 179p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48467-7; ECB 500; EN2 1825: 72; NSTC 2R16110; xOCLC","Preface, concerning the author's decision to embark on a novel rather than poetry, signed A. R",,,
1931,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A073","Tales of the Crusaders","Sir Walter SCOTT",1825,"Male",,"TALES OF THE CRUSADERS. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY, QUENTIN DURWARD,"" &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London, 1825","4 vols (I xxviii, 327p; II 355p; III 325p; IV 364p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48597-5; ECB 576; EN2 1825: 73; NSTC 2S10307; OCLC 5584494","I The Betrothed; II The Betrothed; III The Talisman; IV The Talisman","Boston 1825 (OCLC) [also New York 1825 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1825 (NSTC)]; French trans., 1825 [as <i>Histoires du temps des croisades</i>: 'The Betrothed' as <i>Le Conn&egrave;table de Chester; ou les Fiancés</i> and 'The Talisman' as <i>Le Talisman; ou, Richard en Palestine</i> (BN)]; German trans., 1825 [as <i>Erz&auml;hlungen von den Kreuzfahrern</i>: 'The Betrothed' as <i>Die Verlobten</i> and 'The Talisman' as <i>Richard Löwenherz in Pal&auml;stina</i> (RS)]. Numerous reprintings of the constituent tales in collected edns",,
1932,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A074","Village Pastor, The","William SHEPHERD",1825,"Male",,"THE VILLAGE PASTOR. BY ONE OF THE AUTHORS OF BODY AND SOUL","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster Row, 1825","1 vol.  (x, 335p). 12&deg;","BL 865.h.7; ECB 614; EN2 1825: 88; NSTC 2W20695; xOCLC","For tentative attribution to Revd William Shepherd, as opposed to George Wilkins, see Notes to EN2 1825: 88, in conjunction with <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1933,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A075","Story of a Life, The","Joseph Moyle SHERER",1825,"Male",,"THE STORY OF A LIFE. BY THE AUTHOR OF SCENES AND IMPRESSIONS IN EGYPT AND ITALY, RECOLLECTIONS OF THE PENINSULA, &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1825","2 vols (I xii, 316p; II 364p). 8&deg;","CtY-BR In.Sh52.825S; ECB 564; EN2 1825: 74; NSTC 2S19131; OCLC 2376420","NSTC misleadingly indicates that BL and E copies are 1st edn, instead of 2nd","2nd edn 1825 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48674-2; 3rd edn 1825 (NUC); German trans., 1826 [as 'Buntes Leben' (RS)]",,
1934,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A076","My Grandmother's Guests and their Tales","Henry SLINGSBY",1825,"Male",,"MY GRANDMOTHER'S GUESTS AND THEIR TALES. BY HENRY SLINGSBY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     James Robins and Co. Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, and Joseph Robins, jun. and Co. Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin, 1825","2 vols (I xl, 273p; II 303p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51139-9; ECB 543; EN2 1825: 75; NSTC 2S24428; OCLC 13357123",,"1831 (OCLC)",,
1935,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A077","Runnemede","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1825,"Female",,"RUNNEMEDE. AN ANCIENT LEGEND. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE, AUTHOR OF THE BANDIT'S BRIDE; THE CRUSADERS; THE SIEGE OF KENILWORTH; FESTIVAL OF MORA; AGE WE LIVE IN, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall-Street, 1825","3 vols (I vi, 282p; II 292p; III 274p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48779-X; ECB 558; EN2 1825: 76; NSTC 2S36112; OCLC 40458930","Preface dated Upper Edmonton, 1 Dec 1824. ECB gives the title as 'Runnemede; or, the Days of King John'. 'Note' fills vol. 3, pp. [271]&ndash;272",,,
1936,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A078","Robber Chieftain, The","Nella STEPHENS",1825,"Female",,"THE ROBBER CHIEFTAIN; OR, DINAS LINN. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY NELLA STEPHENS, AUTHOR OF DE MOWBRAY, OR THE STRANGER KNIGHT, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825","4 vols (I 244p; II 227p; III 237p; IV 232p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48622-X; ECB 561; EN2 1825: 77; NSTC 2S38611; xOCLC",,,,
1937,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A079","Pictures, The","Johann Ludwig TIECK",1825,"Male","Connop THIRWALL","THE PICTURES; THE BETROTHING. NOVELS, TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF LEWIS TIECK","London:                     Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1825","1 vol.  (xxxix, 255p). 8&deg;","BL 12611.d.7; ECB 591; EN2 1825: 78; NSTC 2T7685; OCLC 7142523","Trans of <i>Die Gem&auml;lde</i> (Dresden, 1823) and <i>Die Verlobung</i> (Dresden, 1823). 'The Pictures', pp. [1]&ndash;151; 'The Betrothing', pp. [153]&ndash;255",,,
1938,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A080","Derwentwater","Robert TROTTER",1825,"Male",,"DERWENTWATER; OR THE ADHERENTS OF KING JAMES. A TALE OF THE FIRST REBELLION. WITH AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING GENEALOGICAL NOTICES AND ANECDOTES OF SEVERAL ANCIENT AND HONOURABLE FAMILIES. BY ROBERT TROTTER, GENT. CHIEF OF THE NAME IN SCOTLAND","Edinburgh:                     John Anderson, jun. North Bridge Street; Sherwood, Jones, and Co. London; Edward Baines, Leeds; and J. Johnstone, Dumfries, 1825","1 vol.  (viii, 272p). 12&deg;","BL 12654.m.16; EN2 1825: 79; NSTC 2T18509; OCLC 6171869","Tale proper ends at p. 103; Appendix runs from pp. [107]&ndash;272, thus outweighing the tale!",,,
1939,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A081","Valley of the Shenandoah, The","George TUCKER",1825,"Male",,"THE VALLEY OF SHENANDOAH; OR, MEMOIRS OF THE GRAYSONS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Reprinted for A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825","3 vols (I 295p; II 318p; III 293p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48854-0; EN2 1825: 80; NSTC 2G19188; xOCLC","Full imprint actually reads: 'New-York: Printed for C. Wiley, Wall-Street. London: Reprinted for A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825'. Originally published New York 1824 (OCLC)",,,
1940,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A082","Anselmo: A Tale of Italy","Andr&#233; VIEUSSEUX",1825,"Male",,"ANSELMO: A TALE OF ITALY. BY A. VIEUSSEUX, AUTHOR OF ""ITALY AND THE ITALIANS,"" &C. &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-Mall East, 1825","2 vols (I viii, 282p; II 271p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48915-6; ECB 613; EN2 1825: 81; NSTC 2V3932; OCLC 8363727",,"German trans., 1826 [as <i>Anselmo, ein Gem&auml;lde nach dem Leben in Rom und Neapel</i> (RS)]",,
1941,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A083","Hermit in Italy, The","Charles Maxime Catherinet, de VILLEMAREST",1825,"Male",,"THE HERMIT IN ITALY, OR OBSERVATIONS ON THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF ITALY; BEING A CONTINUATION OF THE SKETCHES OF FRENCH MANNERS, BY M. DE JOUY, AUTHOR OF ""L'HERMITE EN PRISON,"" ""L'HERMITE DE LA CHAUSS&#201;E D'ANTIN,"" &C. IN THREE VOLS","London:                     Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1825","3 vols (I vii, 267p; II 281p; III 295p). 12&deg;","BL 12613.bbb.23; ECB 265; EN2 1825: 82; NSTC 2I5351; OCLC 25878195","Trans. of <i>L'Hermite en Italie</i> (Paris, 1824&ndash;25). Attributed to Etienne de Jouy in OCLC and NSTC, though the extended title in the French source work reads 'faisant suite &agrave; la collection de moeurs fran&ccedil;aise de M. de Jouy'. CCFR entries attribute variously to Jouy, Charles Maxime Villemarest, and to Villemarest in association with Louet de Chaumont, avocet; the last name in BN is listed as a pseudonym",,,
1942,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A084","Common Events","Anne WALKER",1825,"Female",,"COMMON EVENTS: A CONTINUATION OF RICH AND POOR","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1825","1 vol.  (382p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47276-8; ECB 128; EN2 1825: 83; NSTC 2W1903; xOCLC","For author attribution, see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>",,,
1943,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A085","Forty Years in the World","Robert Grenville WALLACE",1825,"Male",,"FORTY YEARS IN THE WORLD; OR, SKETCHES AND TALES OF A SOLDIER'S LIFE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""FIFTEEN YEARS IN INDIA,"" ""MEMOIRS OF INDIA,"" &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1825","3 vols (I x, 318p; II 326p; III 319p). 12&deg;","IU 823.W1552f; ECB 212; EN2 1825: 84; xNSTC; xOCLC","Dedication to Ross Thompson, Esq., of Greenwood Park, near Newry","2nd edn 1825 (NSTC 2W3221, OCLC 38617542); 3rd edn 1825 (OCLC)",,
1944,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A086","Tremaine","Robert Plumer WARD",1825,"Male",,"TREMAINE, OR THE MAN OF REFINEMENT. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1825","3 vols (I xii, 356p, ill.; II 402p; III 357p). 12&deg;","BL N.1949,1950; ECB 598; EN2 1825: 85; NSTC 2W5229; OCLC 13930001","Preface addressed to the Right Honourable William Sturges Bourne, M.P., of Testwood Park, Hampshire","2nd edn 1825 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48826-5; 3rd edn 1825 (NSTC); 1833 (OCLC); 1835 (OCLC); 1839 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1825 (NSTC); French trans., 1830; German trans., 1838",,
1945,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A087","De Santillana","Zara WENTWORTH",1825,"Female",,"DE SANTILLANA; OR, THE FORCE OF BIGOTRY. A ROMANTIC TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ZARA WENTWORTH, AUTHOR OF THE HERMIT'S CAVE, RECLUSE OF ALBYN HALL, UNCLES, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825","4 vols (I 276p; II 262p; III 290p; IV 247p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48884-2; ECB 629; EN2 1825: 86; NSTC 2W12928; xOCLC","Dedication to Lady William Bentinck, signed Zara Wentworth",,,
1946,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A088","Fitzalleyne of Berkeley","Charles Molloy WESTMACOTT",1825,"Male",,"FITZALLEYNE OF BERKELEY. A ROMANCE OF THE PRESENT TIMES. BY BERNARD BLACKMANTLE, AUTHOR OF THE ENGLISH SPY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Published by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-Row, 1825","2 vols (I xx, 219p, ill.; II x, 201p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47228-8; ECB 207; EN2 1825: 87; NSTC 2W1402; OCLC 5326231",,,,
1947,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A089","Alice Allan","Alexander WILSON",1825,"Male",,"ALICE ALLAN. THE COUNTRY TOWN. ET CET. BY ALEXANDER WILSON","London:                     Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-Lane, 1825","1 vol.  (295p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51165-8; ECB 641; EN2 1825: 89; NSTC 2W24729; OCLC 22656093","6 stories",,,
1948,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A090","Foresters, The","John WILSON",1825,"Male",,"THE FORESTERS. BY THE AUTHOR OF LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF SCOTTISH LIFE; AND THE TRIALS OF MARGARET LYNDSAY","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, Strand, London, 1825","1 vol.  (413p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47536-8; ECB 211; EN2 1825: 90; NSTC 2W25716; OCLC 2672319",,"New edn 1840 (NUC); 1846 (NSTC); New York 1825 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1825 (OCLC)]",,
1949,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1825A091","Castle Harcourt","L. F. WINTER",1825,"Male",,"CASTLE HARCOURT; OR, THE DAYS OF KING RICHARD THE THIRD. A TALE OF 1483. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY L. F. WINTER, ESQ","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1825","3 vols (I 243p; II 280p; III 241p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48938-5; ECB 644; EN2 1825: 91; NSTC 2W27556; xOCLC",,,,
1950,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A001","Sir John Chiverton","William Harrison AINSWORTH",1826,"Male",,"SIR JOHN CHIVERTON. A ROMANCE","London:                     John Ebers, Old Bond Street, 1826","1 vol.  (vii, 317p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48709-9; ECB 539; EN2 1826: 9; NSTC 2C19503; OCLC 3786887","NSTC gives authorship as William Harrison Ainsworth and J. P. Aston. Sadleir (Items 27, 27a) also notes that this work was written in collaboration with a school friend J. P. Aston","2nd edn 1827 (OCLC)",,
1951,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A002","Miriam; or, the Power of Truth","Charlotte ANLEY",1826,"Female",,"MIRIAM; OR, THE POWER OF TRUTH. A JEWISH TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""INFLUENCE.""","London:                     John Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly, 1826","1 vol.  (vii, 384p). 8&deg;","BL N.1243; ECB 388; EN2 1826: 10; NSTC 2A13077; OCLC 8418381","Preface signed C. A., Newport, Isle of Wight, Feb 1826. Dedication to Miss Curry (of Clanville)","2nd edn 1829 (OCLC); 3rd edn 1832 (NSTC); 4th edn 1834 (OCLC); 5th edn 1835 (OCLC); 6th edn 1839 (OCLC); [at least 2 more ends to 1850]; Boston 1833 (NSTC)",,
1952,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A003","Eccentric Traveller, The","ANON",1826,"Unknown",,"THE ECCENTRIC TRAVELLER. IN FOUR VOLUMES. WITH FORTY-FOUR ENGRAVINGS","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1826","4 vols (I ix, 323p, ill.; II ix, 311p, ill.; III x, 311p, ill.; IV x, 324p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47527-9; ECB 177; EN2 1826: 1; NSTC 2T16476; OCLC 13239308",,,,
1953,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A004","Eustace Fitz-Richard","ANON",1826,"Unknown",,"EUSTACE FITZ-RICHARD. A TALE OF THE BARONS' WARS. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE BANDIT CHIEF, OR LORDS OF URVINO","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1826","4 vols (I xi, 300p; II 315p; III 266p; IV 348p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47614-3; ECB 193; EN2 1826: 2; NSTC 2F7629; OCLC 13293339",,,,
1954,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A005","Montville","ANON",1826,"Unknown",,"MONTVILLE; OR, THE DARK HEIR OF THE CASTLE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1826","3 vols (I 263p; II 254p; III 254p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48276-3; ECB 393; EN2 1826: 3; NSTC 2M34286; xOCLC",,,,
1955,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A006","Moss-Troopers, The","ANON",1826,"Unknown",,"THE MOSS-TROOPERS. A BORDER TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF BANNOCKBURN, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1826","3 vols (I v, 248p; II 223p; III 255p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48267-4; EN2 1826: 4; NSTC 2M38796; xOCLC",,,,
1956,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A007","Paywicke","ANON",1826,"Unknown",,"PAYWICKE; OR, THE BEGINNING OF HOPE","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Waugh and Innes; M. Ogle, Glasgow; R. M. Tims, Dublin; James Duncan, J. Nisbet, and F. Westley, London, 1826","1 vol.  (206p, ill.). 18&deg;","E Hall.248.h; ECB 437; EN2 1826: 5; NSTC 2P7761; xOCLC","ECB lists as if 'Paywicke' were the author and with the title as 'Essay on the beginning of hope'",,,
1957,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A008","Rebel, The","ANON",1826,"Unknown",,"THE REBEL: A TALE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1826","2 vols (I xi, 368p; II 355p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48518-5; ECB 481; EN2 1826: 6; NSTC 2R4078; xOCLC","Introduction by 'the Editor', dated 27 Oct 1825. He states the novel was by his great-uncle, 'the late Horace Stanhope', and that the MS 'is dated October the 28th, 1787'",,,
1958,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A009","Stories for the Christmas Tree","ANON",1826,"Unknown",,"STORIES FOR THE CHRISTMAS WEEK. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Howell and Stewart, 295, Holborn, 1826","2 vols (I vi, 330p; II 325p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48624-6; ECB  564; EN2 1826: 7; xNSTC; xOCLC",,,,
1959,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A010","Gertrude de Wart","Johann Konrad APPENZELLER",1826,"Male",,"GERTRUDE DE WART; OR, FIDELITY UNTIL DEATH. TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL GERMAN OF APPENZELLER","London:                     Published by Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, & Green Paternoster Row, 1826","1 vol.  (xi, 167p). 12&deg;","Dt 196.u.9.no.1; ECB 22; EN2 1826: 11; NSTC 2A14380; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Gertrud von Wart, oder Treue bis in den Tod</i> (Zurich, 1813). For the possible identity of the translator, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>, and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
1960,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A011","Highland Mary","Alexander BALFOUR",1826,"Male",,"HIGHLAND MARY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE FOUNDLING OF GLENTHORN, FARMER'S THREE DAUGHTERS, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1826","4 vols (I 306p; II 250p; III 243p; IV 290p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47710-7; ECB 268; NSTC 2B4170; EN2 1826: 12; OCLC 47876312",,,,
1961,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A012","Boyne Water, The","John BANIM",1826,"Male",,"THE BOYNE WATER, A TALE, BY THE O'HARA FAMILY. AUTHORS OF TALES, COMPRISING CROHOORE OF THE BILL-HOOK, THE FETCHES, AND JOHN DOE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationer's-Hall Court, Ludgate-Street, 1826","3 vols (I xxix, 375p; II 421p; III 436p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47272-5; ECB 70; EN2 1826: 13; NSTC 2O2242; OCLC 19790801","Introductory letter dated Inismore, 2 Feb 1826 and signed 'A. O'H.'","2nd edn 1826 (NSTC); New York 1826 (OCLC); French trans., 1829 [as <i>La Bataille de la Boyne, ou Jacques II en Irlande</i> (CCFR)]",,
1962,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A013","Tales by the O'Hara Family. Second Series","John BANIM",1826,"Male",,"TALES BY THE O'HARA FAMILY. SECOND SERIES. COMPRISING THE NOWLANS, AND PETER OF THE CASTLE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1826","3 vols (I 318p; II 360p; III 381p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47940-1; ECB 575; EN2 1826: 14; NSTC 2O2239; OCLC 17421425",,"New edn 1827 (NUC); 1834 as <i>The Nowlans, and Peter of the Castle</i> (OCLC); Philadelphia 1827 (OCLC); French trans., 1829 [separately as <i>L'Apostat, ou la famille Nowlan</i> (CCFR), and <i>Padhré na moulh, ou le mendiant des ruines</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., of 'Peter of the Castle' 1834; German trans., of 'The Nowlans' [as <i>Das Haus Nowlan, oder Hang und Geschick. Ein irl&auml;ndisches Familiengem&auml;lde</i>] 1835",,
1963,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A014","Adventures of a French Serjeant","Charles Og&#233; BARBAROUX",1826,"Male",,"ADVENTURES OF A FRENCH SERJEANT, DURING HIS CAMPAIGNS IN ITALY, SPAIN, GERMANY, RUSSIA, ETC. FROM 1805 TO 1823. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington-Street, 1826","1 vol.  (xvi, 345p). 12&deg;","BL 612.i.12; ECB 6; EN2 1826: 15; NSTC 2B7181; OCLC 1966246","Notes: Trans. of <i>Mémoires de Robert Guillemard, sergent en retraite</i> (Paris, 1826). Dedication 'To the Non-Commissioned Officers of the French Army', signed 'Your Fellow Soldier, Robert Guillemard'","1833 in <i>Tales of Flood and Field</i> (OCLC); Philadelphia 1826 (NSTC)",,
1964,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A015","De Vavasour","Charles John Gardiner, Earl of BLESSINGTON",1826,"Male",,"DE VAVASOUR: A TALE OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1826","3 vols (I viii, 342p; II 383p; III 479p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48861-3; ECB 160; EN2 1826: 16; NSTC 2D10538; OCLC 11720883",,,,
1965,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A016","Mysterious Monk, The","C. A. BOLEN",1826,"Male",,"THE MYSTERIOUS MONK; OR, THE WIZARD'S TOWER. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY C. A. BOLEN","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1826","3 vols (I 242p; II 234p; III 239p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47265-2; ECB 64; EN2 1826: 17; NSTC 2B39615; OCLC 6653001",,,,
1966,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A017","Recollections of a Pedestrian","Thomas Alexander BOSWELL",1826,"Male",,"RECOLLECTIONS OF A PEDESTRIAN. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE JOURNAL OF AN EXILE."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, British and Foreign Public Library, Conduit Street, Hanover Square, 1826","3 vols (I 290p; II 307p; III 353p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51308-1; ECB 481; EN2 1826: 18; NSTC 2B42245; OCLC 2132737",,,,
1967,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A018","De Foix","Anna Eliza BRAY",1826,"Female",,"DE FOIX; OR, SKETCHES OF THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. BY ANNA ELIZA BRAY, LATE MRS. CHARLES STOTHARD, AUTHOR OF LETTERS WRITTEN DURING A TOUR THROUGH NORMANDY, BRITANNY, AND OTHER PARTS OF FRANCE, IN 1818; MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF THE LATE CHARLES ALFRED STOTHARD, F.S.A. &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1826","3 vols (I v, 286p; II 283p; III 288p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47275-X; ECB 72; EN2 1826: 19; NSTC 2S42908; OCLC 13313566","Advertisement' dated Vicarage, Tavistock, Devon, 1 Nov 1825","1833 (NSTC); 1845 (OCLC); German trans., 1834 [as <i>De Foix, oder Französisches Leben im 14. Jahrhundert</i>, published as vols 1&ndash;3 of Bray's <i>Historische Romane</i> (RS)]",,
1968,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A019","Sophia de Lissau","Amelia BRISTOW",1826,"Female",,"SOPHIA DE LISSAU; OR, A PORTRAITURE OF THE JEWS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY: BEING AN OUTLINE OF THE RELIGIOUS AND DOMESTIC HABITS OF THIS MOST INTERESTING NATION, WITH EXPLANATORY NOTES, BY THE AUTHOR OF ""ELIZABETH ALLEN; OR, THE FAITHFUL SERVANT.""","London:                     Published for the Author, by Gardiner & Son, Princes Street, Cavendish Square and Simpkin & Marshall, Stationers' Court, 1826","1 vol.  (4, 269p). 18&deg;","BL 696.c.9(1); ECB 550; EN2 1826: 20; NSTC 2B48814; xOCLC","Preface (pp. [3]&ndash;4, first sequence) ends with the following statement: 'The Author intended to prefix a List of the Subscribers, but as it was found difficult to procure the Names correctly, and many of her immediate Friends requested that their Names might not appear, it is omitted; though she would have been proud to record the distinguished names that have been obtained.' Text proper ends on p. 257, followed by 'Explanatory Notes' (pp. 259&ndash;69)","2nd edn 1828 (Corvey, OCLC 25901395), CME 3-628-48712-9; 3rd edn 1829 (NSTC); 1833 (NSTC); 5th edn 1840 (NSTC); German trans., 1829 [as <i>Die Familie de Lissa</i> (RS)]",,
1969,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A020","Prophetess, The","Alexander BRODIE",1826,"Male",,"THE PROPHETESS: A TALE OF THE LAST CENTURY, IN ITALY. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Thomas Clark, 32, George Street; and Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, London, 1826","3 vols (I viii, 372p; II 346p; III 331p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48417-0; ECB 472; EN2 1826: 21; NSTC 2B49894; xOCLC",,,,
1970,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A021","Pastor's Tales, The","Selina BUNBURY",1826,"Female",,"THE PASTOR'S TALES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""EARLY RECOLLECTIONS""","Edinburgh:                     Published by William Oliphant, 22, South Bridge Street; and sold by M. Ogle, and Chalmers & Collins, Glasgow&mdash;J. Finlay, Newcastle&mdash;Beilby & Knotts, Birmingham&mdash;Hamilton, Adams & Co., J. Nisbet, J. Duncan, J. Hatchard & Son, and B. J. Holdsworth, London&mdash;and R. M. Tims, and W. Curry jun. & Co. Dublin, 1826","1 vol.  (116p, ill.). 12&deg;","E Hall.250.h; EN2 1826: 22; NSTC 2B57690; xOCLC","Collates in sixes","Norwich, CT, 1828 (OCLC)",,
1971,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A022","Alla Giornata","Lady Charlotte Susan Maria BURY",1826,"Female",,"""ALLA GIORNATA;"" OR, TO THE DAY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1826","3 vols (I 348p; II 300p; III 310p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47043-9; ECB 13; EN2 1826: 23; NSTC 2C4338; OCLC 9455402",,,,
1972,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A023","Aben-Hamet","Fran&#231;ois Ren&#233;, Vicomte de CHATEAUBRIAND",1826,"Male",,"ABEN-HAMET, THE LAST OF THE ABENCERAGES; A ROMANCE, BY THE VISCOUNT DE CHATEAUBRIAND. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH","London:                     Treuttel and W&uuml;rtz, Treuttel jun., and Richter, 30, Soho Square, 1826","1 vol.  (xxviii, 207p, ill., music). 12&deg;","BL N.424(1); ECB 107; EN2 1826: 24; NSTC 2C16958; OCLC 14957986","Trans. of <i>Les Aventures du dernier Abencérage</i> (Londres, 1826)","1835 as 'The Last of the Abencerages', with 'Tales of the Alhambra', by Washington Irving, and 'The Involuntary Prophet', by Horatio Smith (OCLC)",,
1973,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A024","Last of the Mohicans, The","James Fenimore COOPER",1826,"Male",,"THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS; A NARRATIVE OF 1757. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE SPY,"" ""THE PILOT,"" ""THE PIONEERS,"" &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     John Miller, New Bridge Street, 1826","3 vols (I xi, 287p; II 276p; III 295p). 12&deg;","Corvey; ECB 134; EN2 1826: 25; NSTC 2C36830; OCLC 1538248","Originally published Philadelphia 1826 (Blanck, OCLC)","1831 (NSTC); 1834 (OCLC); 1836 (NSTC); 1838 (NSTC); 1839 (OCLC); [at least 3 more edns to 1850]",,
1974,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A025","Odd Volume, The","Marion CORBETT",1826,"Female",,"THE ODD VOLUME","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Daniel Lizars; Thomas Ogilvie, Glasgow; and G. B. Whittaker, London, 1826","1 vol.  (375p, music). 8&deg;","E NF.605.h.13; ECB 420; EN2 1826: 26; NSTC 2C37700; OCLC 14238367","[1st series]","2nd edn 1826 (Corvey), CME 3-628-51108-9; 3rd edn 1827 (OCLC); Boston 1827 (NSTC)",,
1975,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A026","Paul Jones","Allan CUNNINGHAM",1826,"Male",,"PAUL JONES; A ROMANCE. BY ALLAN CUNNINGHAM, AUTHOR OF ""SIR MARMADUKE MAXWELL,"" ""TRADITIONAL TALES,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Published by Oliver & Boyd ; Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green, London, 1826","3 vols (I 380p; II 372p; III 371p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47362-4; ECB 147; EN2 1826: 27; NSTC 2C46742; OCLC 10378564",,"Philadelphia 1827 (NSTC); German trans., 1826",,
1976,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A027","November Nights","William Frederick DEACON",1826,"Male",,"NOVEMBER NIGHTS; OR, TALES FOR WINTER EVENINGS. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WARRENIANA.""","London:                     Thomas Maclean, 26, Haymarket, 1826","1 vol.  (vi, 468p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51105-4; ECB 418; EN2 1826: 28; NSTC 2D6423; OCLC 50139850","Preface dated 30 Nov 1825",,,
1977,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A028","English Baronet, The","Leonora DES STRAELLA",1826,"Female",,"THE ENGLISH BARONET. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY LEONORA DES STRAELLA","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1826","3 vols (I 230p; II 219p; III 195p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47431-0; ECB 565; EN2 1826: 29; NSTC 2S43765; OCLC 11112111",,,,
1978,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A029","Vivian Grey","Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield DISRAELI",1826,"Male",,"VIVIAN GREY","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1826/27","5 vols (I (1826) 266p; II (1826) 236p; III (1827) 333p; IV (1827) 362p; V (1827) 324p, 25). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48807-9; ECB 165; EN2 1826: 30; NSTC 2D14247; OCLC 7265564","Last 25 pp. of vol. 5 contain 'Key to Vivian Grey', with the  imprint 'London: Printed for William Marsh, 137, Oxford Street, 1827'","3rd edn 1827 (NSTC); 1834 (NSTC); New York 1826&ndash;27 (OCLC); German trans., 1827","viviangrey00disrrich",
1979,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A030","William Douglas","Henry DUNCAN",1826,"Male",,"WILLIAM DOUGLAS; OR, THE SCOTTISH EXILES. A HISTORICAL NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Published by Oliver & Boyd; and Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, & Green, London, 1826","3 vols (I 326p; II 308p; III 324p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48927-X; ECB 638; EN2 1826: 31; NSTC 2D22189; OCLC 13326231","Printer's marks (verso of t.p.) of 'Oliver & Boyd' in all vols; similar colophons in vols 2 and 3",,,
1980,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A031","Edward","Claire Louise Rose Bonne, Duchesse de DURAS",1826,"Female",,"EDWARD. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF THE AUTHOR OF OURIKA","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster Row, 1826","1 vol.  (186p). 12&deg;","C Rom.1.44<sup>3</sup>; ECB 180; EN2 1826: 32; NSTC 2D23440; OCLC 18996012","Trans. of <i>Édouard</i> (Paris, 1825). Opening statement (1 p. unn.) identifying 'the Duchess of Duras' as the author of this novel and of <i>Ourika</i>; this is dated July 1826. Collates in sixes",,,
1981,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A032","Story of a Wanderer, The","Robert DYER",1826,"Male",,"THE STORY OF A WANDERER; FOUNDED UPON HIS RECOLLECTIONS OF INCIDENTS IN RUSSIAN AND COSSACK SCENES","London:                     Printed for Charles Knight, Pall Mall East, 1826","1 vol.  (294p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48675-0; ECB 564; EN2 1826: 33; NSTC 2D24305; OCLC 40254936",,,,
1982,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A033","Continental Adventures","Charlotte Anne EATON",1826,"Female",,"CONTINENTAL ADVENTURES. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Hurst, Robinson & Co. 5, Waterloo-Place, Pall-Mall, 1826","3 vols (I xi, 384p; II 321p; III 400p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47324-1; ECB 132; EN2 1826: 34; NSTC 2E1358; OCLC 2892878",,"2nd edn 1827 (NSTC); Boston 1826 (NSTC)",,
1983,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A034","Lorenz Stark","Johann Jakob ENGEL",1826,"Male","J. GANS","LORENZ STARK, A CHARACTERISTIC PICTURE OF A GERMAN FAMILY. BY J. J. ENGEL. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN, BY J. GANS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Treuttel & W&uuml;rtz, Treuttel jun. & Richter, Soho Square, 1826","2 vols (I 207p; II 204p). 12&deg;","BL N.362; ECB 186; NSTC 2E9745; EN2 1826: 35; OCLC 43355833","Trans. of <i>Herr Lorenz Stark</i> (2nd edn, Berlin, 1801)",,,
1984,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A035","Last of the Lairds, The","John GALT",1826,"Male",,"THE LAST OF THE LAIRDS: OR, THE LIFE AND OPINIONS OF MALACHI MAILINGS, ESQ. OF AULDBIGGINGS. BY THE AUTHOR OF ANNALS OF THE PARISH, THE ENTAIL, ETC","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, Strand, London, 1826","1 vol.  (364p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47905-3; ECB 330; EN2 1826: 36; NSTC 2G1375; OCLC 3535262",,"New York 1827 (NSTC)",,
1985,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A036","German Stories","Robert Pierce GILLIES",1826,"Male",,"GERMAN STORIES: SELECTED FROM THE WORKS OF HOFFMANN, DE LA MOTTE FOUQ&#201;, PICHLER, KRUSE, AND OTHERS. BY R. P. GILLIES, ESQ. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, Strand, London, 1826","3 vols (I xiv, 333p; II 358p; III 363p). 12&deg;","BL N.426; ECB 231; NSTC 2G5621; EN2 1826: 37; OCLC 9569947","11 stories in all",,,
1986,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A037","Tales of a Voyager to the Arctic Ocean","Robert Pierce GILLIES",1826,"Male",,"TALES OF A VOYAGER TO THE ARCTIC OCEAN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1826","3 vols (I 347p; II 336p; III 350p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48875-3; ECB 575; EN2 1826: 38; NSTC 2G8248; OCLC 6013198","[1st series]","1834 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1827 (NSTC); German trans., 1827",,
1987,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A038","Naval Sketch-Book","William Nugent GLASCOCK",1826,"Male",,"NAVAL SKETCH-BOOK; OR, THE SERVICE AFLOAT AND ASHORE; WITH CHARACTERISTIC REMINISCENCES, FRAGMENTS, AND OPINIONS ON PROFESSIONAL, COLONIAL, AND POLITICAL SUBJECTS; INTERSPERSED WITH COPIOUS NOTES, BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, CRITICAL, AND ILLUSTRATIVE. BY AN OFFICER OF RANK. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author; and sold by H. Colburn; Geo. B. Whittaker; Simpkin & Marshall; and all Booksellers, 1826","2 vols (I xxiv, 251p; II vi, 286p). 8&deg;","BL 838.d.3; ECB 408; EN2 1826: 39; NSTC 2G9532; xOCLC","[1st series]. See EN3 1834: 28 for details of the 2nd series","2nd edn 1826 (Corvey, OCLC 49148013); 1831 (NSTC)",,
1988,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A039","Richelieu; or, the Broken Heart","Catherine Grace Frances GORE",1826,"Female",,"RICHELIEU; OR, THE BROKEN HEART. AN HISTORICAL TALE","London:                     Printed for W. Sams, Royal Library, 1, St. James's-Street, 1826","1 vol.  (v, 158p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48604-1; ECB 493; EN2 1826: 40; NSTC 2G14803; xOCLC","NSTC (matching DNB) states 'attributed to Mrs Gore'. Preface, however, implies male authorship. Tale proper ends p. 150, followed by Appendix (Notes consisting of translations of passages from the Duke of Richelieu's <i>Vie Privée</i>, which are given in French in the main narrative)","1833 (NSTC)",,
1989,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A040","Abbot of Montserrat","William Child GREEN",1826,"Male",,"ABBOT OF MONTSERRAT; OR, THE POOL OF BLOOD. A ROMANCE. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY WILLIAM CHILD GREEN, AUTHOR OF THE FAYS OF LOCH LOMOND, SICILIAN BOY, THE PROPHECY OF DUNCANNON, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1826","2 vols (I ii, 229p; II 256p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47853-7; ECB 244; EN2 1826: 41; NSTC 2G20221; OCLC 6774392",,,,
1990,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A041","Stranger of the Valley","Sarah Josepha Buell HALE",1826,"Female",,"STRANGER OF THE VALLEY; OR, LOUISA AND ADELAIDE. AN AMERICAN TALE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY A LADY","London:                     Reprinted for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1826","3 vols (I 273p; II 271p; III 262p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47472-8; ECB 565; EN2 1826: 8; NSTC 2L1432; OCLC 7228207","Full imprint actually reads: 'New-York: Printed for Collins and Hannay. London: Reprinted for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1826'. Colophon in each vol. reads: 'J. Darling, Leadenhall-Street, London'. Originally published New York 1825 (NSTC). Tentative author attribution from OCLC 27635457, describing the microfilm version of the New York edn. This work is not listed as Hale's, however, in Blanck",,,
1991,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A042","Obstinacy","Mrs A. C. HALL",1826,"Female",,"OBSTINACY. A TALE. BY MRS. A. C. HALL","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1826","1 vol.  (338p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47622-4; ECB 250; EN2 1826: 42; NSTC 2H2466; xOCLC",,,,
1992,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A043","Deeds of the Olden Time","Anne Julia Kemble HATTON",1826,"Female",,"DEEDS OF THE OLDEN TIME. A ROMANCE. IN FIVE VOLUMES. BY ANN OF SWANSEA, AUTHOR OF WOMAN'S A RIDDLE, GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY, GONZALO DI BALDIVIA, LOVERS AND FRIENDS, CHRONICLES OF AN ILLUSTRIOUS HOUSE, SECRETS IN EVERY MANSION, CONVICTION, CESARIO ROSALBA, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall-Street, 1826","5 vols (I ii, 296p; II 326p; III 343p; IV 331p; V 319p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48797-8; ECB 20; EN2 1826: 43; NSTC 2A13190; OCLC 5845589","Dedication to Mrs Carsgill, dated 'Swansea, February 3, 1826, (22, Orchard-Street.)'",,,
1993,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A044","Liesli","Carl Gottlieb Samuel HEUN",1826,"Male","James D. HAAS","LIESLI, A SWISS TALE BY H. CLAUREN. TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN BY J. D. HAAS","London:                     Printed for G. B. Whittaker Ave Maria Lane, and J. Rees, Bristol, 1826","1 vol.  (144p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 12554.b.25; ECB 120; EN2 1826: 44; NSTC 2C24985; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Liesli und Elsi, zwei Schweizergeschichten</i> (Dresden, 1821). H[einrich] Clauren is a pseudonym","1839 (NSTC); 1845 (OCLC 37513326)",,
1994,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A045","Pandurang Hari","William Browne HOCKLEY",1826,"Male",,"PANDURANG HARI, OR MEMOIRS OF A HINDOO. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1826","3 vols (I xv, 345p; II 354p; III 398p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48381-6; ECB 344; EN2 1826: 45; NSTC 2H24562; OCLC 1131066","Sadleir (Item 1196) says 'This novel was actually written by Cyrus Redding, from rough notes sent from India by Hockley'. For a statement to the same effect by Redding himself, see Anecdotal Records (click on link below)","German trans., 1826",,
1995,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A046","Reflection","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1826,"Female",,"REFLECTION. A TALE. BY MRS. HOFLAND, AUTHOR OF INTEGRITY, A TALE; PATIENCE, A TALE; DECISISION, A TALE; MODERATION, A TALE; THE SON OF A GENIUS; TALES OF THE PRIORY; TALES OF THE MANOR; &C, &C","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1826","1 vol.  (267p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47661-5; ECB 275; EN2 1826: 46; NSTC 2H29410; OCLC 12672821",,"1834 (OCLC); 1835 (NSTC); 1838 (NSTC); Boston 1845 (OCLC)",,
1996,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A047","Almack's","Marianne Spencer HUDSON",1826,"Female",,"ALMACK'S A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, Public Library, Conduit Street, 1826","3 vols (I xi, 390p; II 346p; III 413p). 12&deg;","BL N.383,384; ECB 14; EN2 1826: 47; NSTC 2H34816; OCLC 40257949","Sometimes attributed to Charles White (erroneously); for another author attribution, made by Maria Edgeworth and almost certainly mistaken, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a> and Anecdotal Records (click on link below). OCLC 20368051 also gives 'Key to ""Almacks""' reprinted from the <i>Literary Gazette</i> of 9 Dec 1826","2nd edn 1827 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47048-X; 3rd edn 1827 (NSTC); New York 1827 (NSTC)",,
1997,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A048","Story of Isabel, The","Mary Ann KELTY",1826,"Female",,"THE STORY OF ISABEL; BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE FAVOURITE OF NATURE,"" &C. &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1826","3 vols (I xii, 367p; II 325p; III 332p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48676-9; ECB 564; EN2 1826: 48; NSTC 2K2414; OCLC 6853327","Dedication to Mrs Murray","German trans., 1826",,
1998,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A049","Henry the Fourth of France","Alicia LEFANU",1826,"Female",,"HENRY THE FOURTH OF FRANCE. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ALICIA LEFANU, AUTHOR OF MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF MRS. FRANCES SHERIDAN; DON JUAN DE LAS SIERRAS; HELEN MONTEAGLE; LEOLIN ABBEY; TALES OF A TOURIST; &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1826","4 vols (I 231p; II 229p; III 240p; IV 226p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47976-2; ECB 336; EN2 1826: 49; NSTC 2L9895; OCLC 6876552",,,,
1999,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A050","Outalissi","Christopher Edward LEFROY",1826,"Male",,"OUTALISSI; A TALE OF DUTCH GUIANA","London:                     J. Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly, 1826","1 vol.  (viii, 324p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48322-0; ECB 427; EN2 1826: 50; NSTC 2L10009; OCLC 13994035","Dedication to William Wilberforce, Esq. dated Dutch Guiana, 1 Jan 1826. 'Editorial Epilogue' dated Dutch Guiana, 18 Jan 1826. OCLC entry describes a copy at DLC with copious MS additions by the author and describing itself as a 2nd edn of 1830",,,
2000,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A051","Granby","Thomas Henry LISTER",1826,"Male",,"GRANBY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1826","3 vols (I 324p; II 342p; III 330p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51024-4; ECB 240; EN2 1826: 51; NSTC 2L17194; OCLC 7586058",,"2nd edn 1826 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1826 (NSTC); 1833 (NSTC); 1836 (NSTC); New York 1826 (NSTC); French trans., 1829","I3UlAAAAMAAJ_sXUlAAAAMAAJ",
2001,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A052","Confessions of an Oxonian","Thomas LITTLE",1826,"Male",,"CONFESSIONS OF AN OXONIAN. IN THREE VOLUMES. EMBELLISHED WITH THIRTY-SIX COLOURED PLATES","London:                     J. J. Stockdale, Printer, No. 24, Opera Colonnade, 1826","3 vols (I viii, xii, 212p, ill.; II 243p, ill.; III 284p, ill.). 12&deg;","C Lib.7.82.22; EN2 1826: 52; NSTC 2L17488; OCLC 13102555","Advertisement' signed by Thomas Little, alleging that the true author died of typhus, leaving a manuscript concerning his life and adventures at College. Collates in sixes",,,
2002,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A053","Sandoval","Valentin LLANOS GUTIERREZ",1826,"Male",,"SANDOVAL; OR, THE FREEMASON. A SPANISH TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""DON ESTEBAN."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1826","3 vols (I viii, 345p; II 422p; III 450p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48507-X; ECB 514; EN2 1826: 53; NSTC 2L18570; OCLC 2494910",,"New York & Philadelphia 1826 (NSTC); German trans., 1827",,
2003,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A054","Heroine of the Peninsula, The","Felix MACDONOGH",1826,"Male",,"THE HEROINE OF THE PENINSULA; OR, CLARA MATILDA OF SEVILLE. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE ""HERMIT IN LONDON,"" AND OTHER POPULAR WORKS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Sherwood, Gilbert and Piper, Paternoster Row, C. Chapple, Royal Library, Pall Mall; A. K. Newman and Co., 1826","2 vols (I 244p; II 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47781-6; ECB 266; EN2 1826: 54; NSTC 2M3282; OCLC 14639249",,,,
2004,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A055","Adventures of a Young Rifleman","Johann C. M&#196;MPEL",1826,"Male",,"ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG RIFLEMAN, IN THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH ARMIES, DURING THE WAR IN SPAIN AND PORTUGAL, FROM 1806 TO 1816. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1826","1 vol.  (iv, 414p). 12&deg;","MH-H 19463.01.5*; ECB 6; EN2 1826: 56; NSTC 2A4411; OCLC 13427428","Trans. of vols 1 and 2 of <i>Der junge Feldj&auml;ger</i> (1826&ndash;27)","2nd edn 1826 (NSTC); 1833 in <i>Tales of Flood and Field</i> (OCLC); Philadelphia 1826 (NSTC)",,
2005,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A056","Young Rifleman's Comrade, The","Johann C. M&#196;MPEL",1826,"Male",,"THE YOUNG RIFLEMAN'S COMRADE A NARRATIVE ON HIS MILITARY ADVENTURES, CAPTIVITY, AND SHIPWRECK","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1826","1 vol.  (xxiv, 310p). 12&deg;","BL 1201.d.18; ECB 653; EN2 1826: 57; NSTC 2M9241; OCLC 4233556","Trans. of <i>Des jungen Feldj&auml;gers Kriegskamerad</i> (vol. 3 of <i>Der junge Feldj&auml;ger</i>, 1826&ndash;27). 'Editor's Preface' of the original title is signed Goethe, Weimar, 14 Jan 1826. Dedication by the translator to 'His Excellency Freiherrn von Göthe Minister of State to His Excellency Freiherrn von Göthe Minister of State to His Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar' dated London, 12 Oct 1826","1833 in <i>Tales of Flood and Field</i> (OCLC); Philadelphia 1827 (OCLC)",,
2006,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A057","Stanley Tales, The","Ambrose MARTEN",1826,"Male",,"THE STANLEY TALES, ORIGINAL AND SELECT. CHIEFLY COLLECTED BY THE LATE AMBROSE MARTEN, OF STANLEY PRIORY, TEESDALE","London:                     Published by W. Morgan, 45, Dean-Street, Soho, 1826/27","6 vols (I (1826) xxii, 334p, ill.; II (1826) 356p, ill.; III (1826) 356p, ill.; IV (1827) 356p, ill.; V (1827) 356p, ill.; VI (1827) 359p, ill.). 18&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51099-6; ECB 558; EN2 1826: 58; NSTC 2M16350; xOCLC","T.p. imprint in vols 4 and 5 changes to 'Published by W. Morgan, 33, Old Bond Street; and W. Tait, Princes Street, Edinburgh'; and in vol. 6 reads 'Published by Thomas Hurst and Co., 65, St. Paul's Church Yard. W. Morgan, 33, Old Bond Street; and W. Tait, Princes Street, Edinburgh'","1827 (NSTC)",,
2007,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A058","Geraldine Murray","Miss E. H. M'LEOD",1826,"Female",,"GERALDINE MURRAY. A TALE OF FASHIONABLE LIFE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY E. H. P. LATE MISS M'LEOD, AUTHOR OF TALES OF TON, FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD SERIES, PRINCIPLE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall-Street, 1826","4 vols (I 264p; II 241p; III 259p; IV 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47744-1; ECB 361; EN2 1826: 55; NSTC 2M7090; xOCLC","Preface dated Fingringhoe Hall, Essex, Sept 1826",,,
2008,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A059","Gratitude","Henrietta Rouviere MOSSE",1826,"Female",,"GRATITUDE; AND OTHER TALES. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY HENRIETTA ROUVIERE MOSSE, AUTHOR OF LUSSINGTON ABBEY, HEIRS OF VILLEROY, OLD IRISH BARONET, PEEP AT OUR ANCESTORS, ARRIVALS FROM INDIA, BRIDE AND NO WIFE, A FATHER'S LOVE AND A WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1826","3 vols (I xv, 304p; II 278p; III 315p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48346-8; ECB 399; EN2 1826: 59; NSTC 2R19129; OCLC 13337507",,,,
2009,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A060","Sephora","Mrs N. W. OLIVER",1826,"Female",,"SEPHORA; A HEBREW TALE, DESCRIPTIVE OF THE COUNTRY OF PALESTINE, AND OF THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE ANCIENT ISRAELITES. TWO VOLUMES","London:                     J. Hatchard and Son, 187, Piccadilly, 1826","2 vols (I viii, 280p; II 280p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48647-5; ECB 527; EN2 1826: 60; NSTC 2O3311; OCLC 37301648",,"Worcester, MA, 1835 (NSTC)","ai4nAAAAMAAJ fC4nAAAAMAAJ","2 vols; there's a subsequent American edition that's “abridged and corrected” BC8nAAAAMAAJ"
2010,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A061","Napoleon","Frances PECK",1826,"Female",,"NAPOLEON; OR, THE MYSTERIES OF THE HUNDRED DAYS, AN HISTORICAL NOVEL, BY MRS. PECK, AUTHOR OF THE ""BARD OF THE WEST.""","London:                     Published by Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers-Court, and Westley and Tyrrell, Sackville-Street, Dublin, 1826","2 vols (I xxix, 265p; II 245p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48409-X; ECB 439; EN2 1826: 61; NSTC 2P8910; OCLC 10444623","Advertisement' states how the author was pre-empted in using the originally intended title of 'The Hundred Days'. Introduction dated Dublin, 1 June 1826",,,
2011,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A062","Marriage of the Favourite, The","Ellen PICKERING",1826,"Female",,"THE MARRIAGE OF THE FAVOURITE; OR, SHE BRED HIM A SOLDIER. A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE HEIRESS."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     G. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane, 1826","3 vols (I 280p; II 307p; III 300p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48161-9; ECB 369; EN2 1826: 62; NSTC 2P15851; xOCLC",,,,
2012,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A063","Honor O'Hara","Anna Maria PORTER",1826,"Female",,"HONOR O'HARA. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MISS A. M. PORTER, AUTHOR OF ""THE HUNGARIAN BROTHERS,"" ""THE RECLUSE OF NORWAY,"" &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1826","3 vols (I vii, 400p; II 453p; III 536p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48299-2; ECB 463; EN2 1826: 63; NSTC 2P22249; OCLC 6989179","Prefatory notice dated Esher, Aug 1826","New York 1827 (NSTC); French trans., 1827",,
2013,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A064","Tales round a Winter Hearth","Anna Maria PORTER",1826,"Female",,"TALES ROUND A WINTER HEARTH. BY JANE AND ANNA MARIA PORTER. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1826","2 vols (I vi, 343p; II 458p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-54704-0; ECB 464; EN2 1826: 64; NSTC 2P22429; OCLC 3832883","To the Reader' dated Esher, Surry [sic], Feb 1826. Anna Maria contributed 'Glenrowan', 'Lord Howth', 'Jeannie Halliday'; Jane Porter wrote the remainder","New York 1826 (OCLC); German trans., 1827 [as <i>Erz&auml;hlungen beim Kaminfeuer</i> (RS)]",,
2014,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A065","Brazen Mask","Charlotte PUTNEY",1826,"Female",,"THE BRAZEN MASK. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. CHARLOTTE PUTNEY, AUTHOR OF CORA, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1826","4 vols (I 269p; II 261p; III 254p; IV 252p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48421-9; ECB 475; EN2 1826: 65; NSTC 2P29894; OCLC 10822875",,,,
2015,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A066","Gaston de Blondeville","Ann RADCLIFFE",1826,"Female",,"GASTON DE BLONDEVILLE, OR THE COURT OF HENRY III. KEEPING FESTIVAL IN ARDENNE, A ROMANCE. ST. ALBAN'S ABBEY, A METRICAL TALE; WITH SOME POETICAL PIECES. BY ANNE RADCLIFFE, AUTHOR OF ""THE MYSTERIES OF UDOLPHO,"" ""ROMANCE OF THE FOREST,"" &C. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED A MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR, WITH EXTRACTS FROM HER JOURNALS. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1826","4 vols (I 132p, 186p; II 399p; III 375p; IV 331p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48445-6; ECB 477; EN2 1826: 66; NSTC 2R573; OCLC 2810804","Memoir of the Life and Writings of Mrs. Radcliffe' in vol. 1, pp. [3]&ndash;132. Vols 3 and 4 have the half-titles 'The Posthumous Works of Mrs. Radcliffe'","1831 (OCLC); 1833 (NSTC), 1839 (NUC); New York 1826 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1826 (NSTC)]; French trans., 1826; German trans., 1826",,
2016,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A067","Mr Blount's MSS","Francis Barry Boyle SAINT LEGER",1826,"Male",,"MR. BLOUNT'S MSS. BEING SELECTIONS FROM THE PAPERS OF A MAN OF THE WORLD. BY THE AUTHOR OF GILBERT EARLE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-Mall East, 1826","2 vols (I 255p; II 279p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47231-8; ECB 62; EN2 1826: 67; NSTC 2S2243; OCLC 4330934",,,,
2017,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A068","Truth","William Pitt SCARGILL",1826,"Male",,"TRUTH. A NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF NOTHING. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Hunt and Clarke, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, 1826","3 vols (I 356p; II 354p; III 314p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48837-0; ECB 601; EN2 1826: 68; NSTC 2S6013; xOCLC","NCBEL states that this novel was not by Scargill. Certainly its publisher, and that of its two apparent successors&mdash;<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1827A060""><i>Elizabeth Evanshaw</i></a> (EN2 1827: 61) and <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=2162""><i>Penelope</i></a> (EN2 1828: 70)&mdash;sets it apart from the chain of titles Scargill published with Colburn. For further comments on the problematic nature of Scargill's authorship, see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">1</a> and <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">3</a>",,,
2018,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A069","Gipsy, The","Friedrich August SCHULZE",1826,"Male",,"THE GIPSY, A ROMANTIC TALE, FROM THE GERMAN OF FREDERICK LAUN","London:                     C. Chapple","1 vol.  12&deg;","No copy located; ECB 231; EN2 1826: 69; xNSTC; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Die Zigeunerin</i> (Leipzig, 1825). Friedrich Laun was the pseudonym of Friedrich August Schulze. Title above has been mainly reconstituted from a list of 'Novels, Romances, and Tales, Published by C. Chapple, Royal Subscription Library, Pall Mall', in <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1828A037""><i>Life in the West</i></a> (EN2 1828: 38)",,,"No copies found in OCLC 20110725. Apparently no surviving copy."
2019,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A070","Woodstock","Sir Walter SCOTT",1826,"Male",,"WOODSTOCK; OR, THE CAVALIER. A TALE OF THE YEAR SIXTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY, TALES OF THE CRUSADERS,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, London, 1826","3 vols (I xvi, 315p; II 332p; III 370p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48599-1; ECB 647; EN2 1826: 70; NSTC 2S10385; OCLC 1987882",,"Boston 1826 (NSTC) [also New York 1826 (NSTC) and Philadelphia 1826 (NSTC)]; French trans., 1826; German trans., 1826. Numerous reprintings in collected edns","pg9785 woodstock00scotuoft woodstock00scot UYUAAAAAYAAJ",
2020,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A071","Last Man, The","Mary Wollstonecraft SHELLEY",1826,"Female",,"THE LAST MAN. BY THE AUTHOR OF FRANKENSTEIN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1826","3 vols (I xi, 358p; II 328p; III 352p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47901-0; ECB 532; EN2 1826: 71; NSTC 2S18448; OCLC 4440727",,"2nd edn 1826 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1833 (NSTC)",,
2021,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A072","Brambletye House","Horatio SMITH",1826,"Male",,"BRAMBLETYE HOUSE; OR, CAVALIERS AND ROUNDHEADS. A NOVEL. BY ONE OF THE AUTHORS OF THE ""REJECTED ADDRESSES."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1826","3 vols (I 378p; II 399p; III 413p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47273-3; ECB 71; EN2 1826: 72; NSTC 2S26638; OCLC 2832032",,"2nd edn 1826 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1826 (NSTC); 1833 (NSTC); 1835 (OCLC); 1839 (NSTC); Boston 1826 (OCLC); French trans., 1826; German trans., 1827 [as <i>Brambletye-house und der schwarze Geist. Romantische Darstellung aus den Zeiten Cromwells</i> (RS)]",,
2022,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A073","Tor Hill, The","Horatio SMITH",1826,"Male",,"THE TOR HILL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""BRAMBLETYE HOUSE,"" ""GAIETIES AND GRAVITIES,"" &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1826","3 vols (I 310p; II 350p; III 326p). 12&deg;","BL N.389; ECB 594; EN2 1826: 73; NSTC 2S26653; OCLC 4330986",,"New edn 1827 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48964-4; 1835 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1826 (NSTC); French trans., 1827; German trans., 1827",,
2023,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A074","Forest Girl, The","Catherine George WARD",1826,"Female",,"THE FOREST GIRL; OR, THE MOUNTAIN HUT: AN ORIGINAL AND INTERESTING DOMESTIC TALE. BY CATHERINE G. WARD, AUTHORESS OF THE MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE, COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF, THE FISHER'S DAUGHTER, &C. &C","London:                     Published by George Virtue, Ivy-Lane, Paternoster Row; and Bath Street, Bristol, 1826","1 vol.  (838p, ill.). 8&deg;","MH 18495.3.3.30; EN2 1826: 74; NSTC 2W4961; OCLC 22774772","Collates in fours",,,
2024,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A075","Convert, The","George WILKINS",1826,"Male",,"THE CONVERT. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE TWO RECTORS.""","London:                     Published by Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1826","1 vol.  (viii, 444p). 12&deg;","BL N.415; ECB 133; EN2 1826: 75; NSTC 2W20700; OCLC 13354135","Dedication to the Duke of Newcastle",,,
2025,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A076","Feudal Days","Mitchell WILLIAMS",1826,"Male",,"FEUDAL DAYS; OR, THE FREEBOOTER'S CASTLE. A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Mitchell Williams, 42, St. Andrew's Hill, Doctors Commons, 1826","3 vols (I xii, 201p; II 204p; III 214p). 12&deg;","BL N.1713; EN2 1826: 76; NSTC 2W22898; xOCLC","Statement opp. t.p. reads: 'This Work is the first of an intended series, illustrative of the less noticed phenomena of history,&mdash;Subject, <i>The People</i>, <i>Democracy</i>, <i>Revival of Civilization</i>.'",,,
2026,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1826A077","Rambles of Redbury Rook, The","George WOOD",1826,"Male",,"THE RAMBLES OF REDBURY ROOK; OR, A CAUTION TO HIS OWN SPECIES HOW THEY EMBRACE THE PROFESSION OF ARMS. BY THE AUTHOR OF THE SUBALTERN OFFICER","London:                     Printed and published by G. Wood, 27, Leman Street, Goodman's Fields; and sold by all Booksellers, 1826","1 vol.  (viii, 231p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48448-0; ECB 479; EN2 1826: 77; NSTC 2W29455; OCLC 21260208","See Wolff (Item 7255) for documentation of an attempt by the author to blackmail Lord Palmerston into paying for the suppression of this work. <i>The Subaltern Officer</i> (1825), mentioned in the title, is not a novel",,,
2027,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A001","Castle of Villeroy; or, the Bandit Chief, The","ANN OF KENT",1827,"Female",,"THE CASTLE OF VILLEROY; OR, THE BANDIT CHIEF. BY ANN OF KENT. AUTHOR OF FACTS ELUCIDATED AND THE ROSE OF CLERMONT","London:                     Published by W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers' Court, Ludgate Street, 1827","1 vol.  (346p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47951-7; ECB 20; EN2 1827: 12; NSTC 2A13106; xOCLC","Distinct from <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1801A054""><i>Castle of Villeroy</i></a> (EN2 1801: 52), by Frances Mary Mills. <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1502""><i>The Rose of Claremont</i></a> (EN2 1820: 69), as possibly signified in the present title, was written by Catherine George Ward. 'Advertisement' dated March 27, 1287 [sic]","1829 edn at MH, listed in NSTC, is in fact 1827 as present entry",,
2028,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A002","Bride of Obeyda, The","ANON",1827,"Unknown",,"THE BRIDE OF OBEYDA; AND OTHER TALES. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF MONTVILLE, OR THE DARK HEIR OF THE CASTLE","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1827","3 vols (I 300p; II 295p; III 285p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47122-2; ECB 74; EN2 1827: 1; NSTC 2B47664; xOCLC",,,,
2029,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A003","Chateau of Leaspach","ANON",1827,"Unknown",,"CHATEAU OF LEASPACH; OR, THE STRANGER IN SWITZERLAND. A TALE: IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1827","3 vols (I 278p; II 251p; III 233p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47259-8; ECB 107; EN2 1827: 2; NSTC 2C16942; OCLC 41464353",,,,
2030,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A004","Ellmer Castle","ANON",1827,"Unknown",,"ELLMER CASTLE; A ROMAN CATHOLIC STORY OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY","Dublin:                     William Curry, jun. and Co. 9, Upper Sackville-Street. Hamilton, Adams, and Co. J. Nisbet, and J. Hatchard and Son, London; William Oliphant, Waugh and Innes, and William Whyte and Co. Edinburgh, 1827","1 vol.  (320p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 4413.f.37(1); ECB 185; EN2 1827: 3; NSTC 2E8242; xOCLC","ECB dates June 1827, and gives Hurst as publisher (but not discovered in this form)","2nd edn 1827 (OCLC 27752435); 3rd edn 1828 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47488-4; Boston 1833 (NSTC)",,
2031,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A005","Guards, The","ANON",1827,"Unknown",,"THE GUARDS. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     T. Clerc Smith, St. James's Street, 1827","3 vols (I 261p; II 259p; III 266p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47772-7; ECB 247; EN2 1827: 4; NSTC 2G24480; OCLC 6288658",,"New York 1827 (NSTC)",,
2032,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A006","Hamel","ANON",1827,"Unknown",,"HAMEL, THE OBEAH MAN. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Hunt and Clarke, York Street, Covent Garden, 1827","2 vols (I 336p; II 327p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47544-9; ECB 252; EN2 1827: 5; NSTC 2H4629; OCLC 13250938",,,,
2033,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A007","High Life","ANON",1827,"Unknown",,"HIGH LIFE, A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1827","3 vols (I 303p; II 372p; III 376p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47687-9; ECB 268; EN2 1827: 6; NSTC 2L15127; OCLC 22410397","Wolff (V, 14; Item 7486) mentions a tentative attribution to Mrs C. D. Burdett, which OCLC turns into a more positive attribution","New York 1827 (NSTC)",,
2034,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A008","Hyde Nugent","ANON",1827,"Unknown",,"HYDE NUGENT. A TALE OF FASHIONABLE LIFE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","3 vols (I iv, 328p; II 298p; III 296p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47868-5; ECB 291; EN2 1827: 7; NSTC 2N11826; OCLC 1709183",,,,
2035,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A009","Roman Catholic Priest, The","ANON",1827,"Unknown",,"THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST","Dublin:                     William Curry, jun. and Co. Hamilton, Adams and Co. London; and W. Oliphant, Edinburgh, 1827","1 vol.  (298p, ill.). 18&deg;","BL 4413.f.39(2); ECB 500; EN2 1827: 8; NSTC 2R16326; xOCLC","ECB lists publisher as Hurst, May 1828, but not discovered in this form",,,
2036,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A010","Romances and Tales for the Winter Fire-Side","ANON",1827,"Unknown",,"ROMANCES AND TALES FOR THE WINTER FIRE-SIDE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Howell and Stewart, 1827","2 vols (I 330p; II 325p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.aaa.22; EN2 1827: 9; NSTC 2R16444; xOCLC","Azanaga the Moor' (ends vol. 1, p. 223); 'The News at Nadiska' (from vol. 1 p. [225] to end of vol. 2)",,,
2037,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A011","Stories of Chivalry and Romance","ANON",1827,"Unknown",,"STORIES OF CHIVALRY AND ROMANCE","London:                     Published by Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1827","1 vol.  (275p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51129-1; ECB 564; EN2 1827: 10; NSTC 2S42437; OCLC 14289553","6 stories. For a possible clue to the identity of the author, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>, and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
2038,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A012","Veritas Vincit","ANON",1827,"Unknown",,"VERITAS VINCIT: OR, INCIDENTS OF REAL LIFE","Dublin:                     Carson & Knox, Grafton-Street; William Curry, jun. & Co. Sackville-Street. Hamilton, Adams, & Co. Paternoster-Row, London. M. Jellett, Belfast, 1827","1 vol.  (iv, 248p). 12&deg;","BL 12611.f.15; EN2 1827: 11; NSTC 2V2542; OCLC 40688439","To the Public' at end offers thanks 'to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Larne and its vicinity, for their kind support'. Collates in sixes",,,
2039,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A013","Tales of Welsh Society and Scenery","Edward Trevor ANWYL",1827,"Male",,"TALES OF WELSH SOCIETY AND SCENERY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1827","2 vols (I vi, 431p; II 393p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48876-1; ECB 576; EN2 1827: 13; NSTC 2T1461; OCLC 46462067","Dedication 'to my Dear Mother'. Advertisement' dated London, Feb 1827. Vol. 1 contains: 'The Youth of Edward Ellis' (pp. [3]&ndash;270), 'The Cousins' (pp. 273&ndash;431); vol. 2 contains: 'Frederic Anwyl' (pp. [3]&ndash;199), 'The Prediction' (pp. 203&ndash;393). For author attribution, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1829A015""><i>Youth and Manhood of Edward Ellis</i></a> (EN2 1829: 14), in conjunction with <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>, which latter opens up the possibility that Thomas Richards, surgeon, was the true author and that Anwyl is a pseudonym",,,
2040,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A014","Emir Malek","John Henry BARROW",1827,"Male",,"EMIR MALEK, PRINCE OF THE ASSASSINS. AN HISTORICAL NOVEL OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1827","3 vols (I xx, 248p; II 244p; III 298p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47564-3; ECB 186; EN2 1827: 14; NSTC 2B9876; OCLC 42134625","Advertisement' at the beginning of 1st vol. signed J. B","German trans., 1828",,
2041,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A015","Aylmers, The","Nathaniel Thomas Haynes BAYLY",1827,"Male",,"THE AYLMERS. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1827","3 vols (I iv, 247p; II 247p; III 193p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47087-0; ECB 33; EN2 1827: 15; NSTC 2B12682; OCLC 13238507",,"2nd edn 1827 (NSTC)",,
2042,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A016","Owain Goch","William BENNET",1827,"Male",,"OWAIN GOCH[.] A TALE OF THE REVOLUTION. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE CAVALIER,"" ""KING OF THE PEAK,"" &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1827","3 vols (I xxiv, 368p; II 408p; III 464p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48323-9; ECB 428; EN2 1827: 16; NSTC 2G6333; OCLC 8649856","Prefatory Letter from Lee Gibbons [pseud.] to Norman Courtdelois, Esq., dated May 1827. For an alternative attribution to Thomas Roscoe (1791&ndash;1871), see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a>, under 1821: 22 (<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1821A019""><i>The Cavalier</i></a>)",,,
2043,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A017","Walter the Murderer","C. A. BOLEN",1827,"Male",,"WALTER THE MURDERER; OR, THE MYSTERIES OF EL DORADO. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY C. A. BOLEN, AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIOUS MONK, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1827","3 vols (I 233p; II 243p; III 236p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47266-0; ECB 64; EN2 1827: 17; NSTC 2B39616; xOCLC",,,,
2044,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A018","Falkland","Edward George BULWER LYTTON",1827,"Male",,"FALKLAND","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","1 vol.  (ix, 264p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47168-0; ECB 198; EN2 1827: 18; NSTC 2B57409; OCLC 3940707","Preface dated London, 7 Mar 1827","1834 (NSTC); New York 1830 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1830 (OCLC)]; German trans., 1827; French trans., 1833",,
2045,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A019","Cabin Conversations and Castle Scenes","Selina BUNBURY",1827,"Female",,"CABIN CONVERSATIONS AND CASTLE SCENES. AN IRISH STORY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""EARLY RECOLLECTIONS, ""A VISIT TO MY BIRTH-PLACE,"" &C. &C","London:                     James Nisbet, Berners Street, 1827","1 vol.  (173p, ill.). 18&deg;","BL N.271(3); ECB 91; EN2 1827: 19; NSTC 2B57666; OCLC 13879398",,,,
2046,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A020","English Fashionables Abroad","Mrs C. D. BURDETT",1827,"Female",,"ENGLISH FASHIONABLES ABROAD. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","3 vols (I 322p; II 348p; III 346p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47764-6; ECB 187; EN2 1827: 20; NSTC 2E10074; OCLC 3455140","ECB dates Apr 1825 [sic]","1837 (NSTC); Boston 1828 (OCLC)",,
2047,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A021","Flirtation","Lady Charlotte Susan Maria BURY",1827,"Female",,"FLIRTATION. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","3 vols (I 304p; II 316p; III 380p). 12&deg;","E NF.658.g.24; ECB 209; EN2 1827: 21; NSTC 2C4347; OCLC 8337807",,"2nd edn 1828 (Corvey), CME 3-628-47593-7; 3rd edn 1828 (NSTC); 1834 (NSTC); New York 1828 (NSTC)",,
2048,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A022","Confessions of an Old Bachelor","Edmund Frederick John CARRINGTON",1827,"Male",,"CONFESSIONS OF AN OLD BACHELOR","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","1 vol.  (371p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47312-8; ECB 130; EN2 1827: 22; NSTC 2C9601; OCLC 8337807",,,,
2049,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A023","Natchez, The","Fran&#231;ois Ren&#233;, Vicomte de CHATEAUBRIAND",1827,"Male",,"THE NATCHEZ; AN INDIAN TALE. BY THE VISCOUNT DE CHATEAUBRIAND, AUTHOR OF ATALA, THE BEAUTIES OF CHRISTIANITY, TRAVELS IN THE HOLY LAND, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","3 vols (I xl, 299p; II 335p; III 412p). 8&deg;","BL N.463; ECB 108; EN2 1827: 23; NSTC 2C16979; OCLC 3763778","Trans. of <i>Les Natchez</i>, first published in 1826 as vols 19 and 20 of <i>oeuvres compl&egrave;tes</i>","2nd edn 1832, as <i>Celuta, or, the Natchez</i> (NSTC); 2nd edn 1835 (OCLC)",,
2050,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A024","Blue-Stocking Hall","?Anne CHETWODE",1827,"Female",,"BLUE-STOCKING HALL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","3 vols (I iv, 320p; II 328p; III 258p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47264-4; ECB 63; EN2 1827: 60; NSTC 2S6000; OCLC 1074947","For the attribution to Chetwode, as opposed to William Pitt Scargill, see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">1</a> and <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">2</a>","2nd edn 1829 (NSTC); New York 1828 (NSTC)",,
2051,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A025","Prairie, The","James Fenimore COOPER",1827,"Male",,"THE PRAIRIE, A TALE, BY THE AUTHOR OF THE SPY, THE PILOT, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","3 vols (I viii, 339p; II 370p; III 366p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47331-4; ECB 135; EN2 1827: 24; NSTC 2C36866; OCLC 4904065","This was set from advance sheets of the Paris (1827) edn, and preceded the first American edn (Blanck)","1832 (NSTC); 1834 (NSTC); 1836 (NSTC); 1839 (OCLC); Liverpool 1839 (NSTC); [at least 3 more edns to 1850]; Philadelphia 1827 (NSTC); French trans., 1827; German trans., 1827",,
2052,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A026","Red Rover, The","James Fenimore COOPER",1827,"Male",,"THE RED ROVER, A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE SPY,"" ""THE PILOT,"" ""THE PRAIRIE,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","3 vols (I ix, 336p; II 309p; III 341p). 12&deg;","BL 1608/4013; ECB 135; EN2 1827: 25; NSTC 2C36871; OCLC 1544836","Dedication to W. B. Shubrick, Esquire, U.S. Navy. First published in Paris (Hector Bossange) and in London (see Blanck, vol. 2 (1957), pp. 279&ndash;80, who indicates that Paris edn was marginally earlier). Corvey copy is identical to the BL copy listed above, apart from its 1828 imprint","1828 (Corvey, NSTC); 1834 (NSTC); 1836 (NSTC); 1839 (OCLC); Liverpool 1839 (NSTC); [at least 3 more edns to 1850]; Philadelphia 1827&ndash;28 (OCLC); German trans., 1828; French trans., 1830",,
2053,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A027","Busy-Bodies, The","Marion CORBETT",1827,"Female",,"THE BUSY-BODIES; A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHORS OF ""THE ODD VOLUME."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, and Adam Black, Edinburgh, 1827","3 vols (I 355p; II 336p; III 359p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47147-8; ECB 88; EN2 1827: 26; NSTC 2C37717; OCLC 38701689",,,,
2054,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A028","Odd Volume. Second Series, The","Marion CORBETT",1827,"Female",,"THE ODD VOLUME. SECOND SERIES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1827","1 vol.  (381p, music). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51108-9; ECB 420; EN2 1827: 27; NSTC 2C37701; OCLC 11855940","ECB gives publishers as Lizars (Edinburgh), Whittaker, for both series, but 2nd series not discovered in this form. Colophon reads: 'Edinburgh: Printed by James Ballantyne and Co.'","3rd edn 1827 (NSTC)",,
2055,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A029","Historiettes","Eyre Evans CROWE",1827,"Male",,"HISTORIETTES, OR TALES OF CONTINENTAL LIFE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE ENGLISH IN ITALY."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1827","3 vols (I xii, 333p; II 352p; III 316p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51060-9; ECB 271; EN2 1827: 28; NSTC 2P15300; OCLC 13343560","For the reasons for attribution to Crowe, as opposed to Constantine Henry Phipps, Marquis of Normanby, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1825A021""><i>The English in Italy</i></a> (EN2 1825: 23), in conjunction with <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>",,,
2056,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A030","Vittoria Colonna","Eyre Evans CROWE",1827,"Male",,"VITTORIA COLONNA: A TALE OF ROME, IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1827","3 vols (I 278p; II 247p; III 252p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48919-9; ECB 616; EN2 1827: 29; NSTC 2E1362; OCLC 6725727","See Wolff (I, 323), <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a>, and Publishing Papers (click on link below) for evidence supporting the attribution of this title to Crowe, as opposed to Charlotte Anne Eaton","German trans., 1828",,
2057,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A031","Sir Roland","Charles Robert FORRESTER",1827,"Male",,"SIR ROLAND. A ROMANCE OF THE TWELFTH CENTURY. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY HAL WILLIS, STUDENT AT LAW, AUTHOR OF ""CASTLE BAYNARD.""","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1827","4 vols (I xii, 266p; II 254p; III 239p; IV 232p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48933-4; ECB 640; EN2 1827: 30; NSTC 2W23991; xOCLC","Dedication to 'my right worthy and excellent friend, J. J. McCracken'. ECB dates Mar 1822 [sic]",,,
2058,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A032","Lettre de Cachet, The","Catherine Grace Frances GORE",1827,"Female",,"THE LETTRE DE CACHET; A TALE. THE REIGN OF TERROR; A TALE","London:                     J. Andrews, 167, New Bond-Street","1 vol.  (v, 406p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48030-2; ECB 342; EN2 1827: 32; NSTC 2G14846; OCLC 3221517","Preface (pp. [iii]&ndash;v) argues in favour of the single-volume form. 'The Lettre de Cachet' pp. [1]&ndash;188; 'The Reign of Terror' pp. [191]&ndash;406",,,
2059,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A033","High-Ways and By-Ways. Third Series","Thomas Colley GRATTAN",1827,"Male",,"HIGH-WAYS AND BY-WAYS; OR, TALES OF THE ROADSIDE, PICKED UP IN THE FRENCH PROVINCES. BY A WALKING GENTLEMAN. THIRD SERIES. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","3 vols (I 333p; II 319p; III 367p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51042-2; ECB 268; EN2 1827: 33; NSTC 2G18165; OCLC 5668295",,"1833 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1827 (OCLC)",,
2060,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A034","Holland-Tide","Gerald Joseph GRIFFIN",1827,"Male",,"""HOLLAND-TIDE;"" OR, MUNSTER POPULAR TALES","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers' Hall Court, Ludgate-Street, 1827","1 vol.  (378p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51038-4; ECB 277; EN2 1827: 34; NSTC 2G22647; OCLC 4853799",,"2nd edn 1827 (NSTC); 1842 (OCLC)",,
2061,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A035","Tales of the Munster Festivals","Gerald Joseph GRIFFIN",1827,"Male",,"TALES OF THE MUNSTER FESTIVALS CONTAINING, CARD DRAWING; THE HALF SIR; AND SUIL DHUV, THE COINER. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""HOLLAND-TIDE, OR IRISH POPULAR TALES."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1827","3 vols (I xxiii, 355p; II 326p; III 316p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48867-2; ECB 576; EN2 1827: 35; NSTC 2G22655; OCLC 7062906",,"2nd edn 1829 (NSTC); 1830 (OCLC); 1848 (NSTC); German trans., 1829 [as <i>Suil Dhuv, der Falschm&uuml;nzer und die Kartenschl&auml;gerin</i> (RS)]",,
2062,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A036","Sidney Romelee","Sarah Josepha Buell HALE",1827,"Female",,"SIDNEY ROMELEE. A TALE OF NEW ENGLAND. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY MRS. S. J. HALE","London:                     Re-printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1827","3 vols (I 274p; II 260p; III 274p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47466-3; ECB 250; EN2 1827: 36; NSTC 2H2147; xOCLC","Full imprint actually reads: 'Boston: Printed for Bowles and Dearborn. London: Re-printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1827.' Colophon reads: 'Printed by J. Darling, Leadenhall-Street, London'. Originally published as 'Northwood; A Tale of New England', in 2 vols, Boston 1827 (Blanck)",,,
2063,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A037","Youth and Manhood of Cyril Thornton, The","Thomas HAMILTON",1827,"Male",,"THE YOUTH AND MANHOOD OF CYRIL THORNTON. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1827","3 vols (I 365p; II 384p; III 380p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48996-2; ECB 654; EN2 1827: 37; NSTC 2H5434; OCLC 2725226",,"2nd edn 1829 (NSTC); 1842 (NSTC); 1845 (OCLC); 1848 (NSTC); Boston 1827 (NSTC) [also New York 1827 (OCLC)]",,
2064,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A038","Dissipation","Anne Raikes HARDING",1827,"Female",,"DISSIPATION. A TALE OF SIMPLE LIFE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""REALITIES,"" ""CORRECTION,"" &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1827","4 vols (I x, 290p; II 264p; III 252p; IV 292p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47438-8; ECB 166; EN2 1827: 38; NSTC 2H7487; OCLC 17593132",,,,
2065,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A039","Pine Tree Dell, The","Euphrasia Fanny HAWORTH",1827,"Female",,"THE PINE TREE DELL, AND OTHER TALES. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     J. Andrews, 167, New Bond Street, 1827","2 vols (I 324p; II 299p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-54707-5; ECB 451; EN2 1827: 39; NSTC 2H13402; xOCLC","NSTC states 'By E. F. Haworth, edited by A. Dyce'. 'Advertisement' (1 p. unn.) states 'The Pine Tree Dell', the first story, 'is neither translated nor borrowed from a foreign original'; half-title gives 'A German Tale' as sub-title for this tale",,,
2066,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A040","Ruins of Ruthvale Abbey, The","Miss C. D. HAYNES [afterwards GOLLAND, Mrs C. D.]",1827,"Female",,"THE RUINS OF RUTHVALE ABBEY. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY MRS. GOLLAND, (LATE MISS HAYNES,) AUTHOR OF THE FOUNDLING OF DEVONSHIRE, ELEANOR, OR THE SPECTRE OF ST. MICHAEL'S, AUGUSTUS AND ADELINE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1827","4 vols (I 285p; II 249p; III 250p; IV 259p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47841-3; ECB 260; EN2 1827: 31; NSTC 2H14183; OCLC 6765567",,,,
2067,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A041","Zenana, The","William Browne HOCKLEY",1827,"Male",,"THE ZENANA; OR A NUWAB'S LEISURE HOURS; BY THE AUTHOR OF ""PANDURANG HARI; OR MEMOIRS OF A HINDOO."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1827","3 vols (I viii, 423p; II 438p; III 435p). 12&deg;","Corvey; ECB 654; EN2 1827: 40; NSTC 2H24564; OCLC 13309883",,"German trans., 1827 [as <i>Das indische Serail, oder Mussestunden eines Nuwabs</i> (RS)]",,
2068,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A042","Self-Denial","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1827,"Female",,"SELF-DENIAL. A TALE. BY MRS. HOFLAND, AUTHOR OF INTEGRITY, A TALE; PATIENCE, A TALE; DECISION, A TALE; MODERATION, A TALE; REFLECTION, A TALE; THE SON OF A GENIUS; TALES OF THE PRIORY; TALES OF THE MANOR, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1827","1 vol.  (254p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47660-7; ECB 275; EN2 1827: 41; NSTC 2H29415; OCLC 13298747","Colophon reads 'Bungay: Printed by J. and R. Childs'","New edn 1831 (NUC); new edn 1834 (OCLC); new edn 1835 (OCLC); new edn 1836 (OCLC); Harrogate 1837 (OCLC); [at least 2 more edns to 1850]; New York 1828 (NUC)",,
2069,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A043","National Tales","Thomas HOOD",1827,"Male",,"NATIONAL TALES. BY THOMAS HOOD, AUTHOR OF ""WHIMS AND ODDITIES."" IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     William H. Ainsworth, Old Bond Street, 1827","2 vols (I viii, 244p, ill.; II 238p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51050-3; ECB 279; EN2 1827: 42; NSTC 2H28777; OCLC 45623268","Advs (1 p. unn.) at end of vol. 2 headed 27, Old Bond-Street, Feb 1827","New edn 1833 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1839 (OCLC); German trans., 1828 [as <i>Ausgew&auml;hlte Erz&auml;hlungen</i> (RS)]",,
2070,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A044","Adventures of Naufragus, The","Moffat James HORNE",1827,"Male",,"THE ADVENTURES OF NAUFRAGUS. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF","London:                     Published by Smith, Elder, and Co. 65, Cornhill, 1827","1 vol.  (xii, 225p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47031-5; ECB 6; EN2 1827: 43; NSTC 2H30993; OCLC 4294355",,"2nd edn 1828 (NSTC)",,
2071,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A045","Elizabeth de Bruce","Christian Isobel JOHNSTONE",1827,"Female",,"ELIZABETH DE BRUCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF CLAN-ALBIN. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1827","3 vols (I 387p; II 404p; III 400p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47522-8; ECB 183; EN2 1827: 44; NSTC 2J9645; OCLC 13299224",,"New York 1827 (OCLC); German trans., 1827",,
2072,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A046","Rockavon","E. H. de St Pierre JONES",1827,"Male",,"ROCKAVON: A TALE OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY. BY E. H. DE ST. PIERRE JONES. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed at the Caxton Press, by H. Fisher, Son, and Co. Published at 38, Newgate-Street; and sold by all Booksellers, 1827","3 vols (I 326p; II 346p; III 310p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48002-7; ECB 311; EN2 1827: 45; NSTC 2J10180; OCLC 6844168","The author's name, combining elements of Hannah Maria Jones and J. H. Bernardin de Saint Pierre, may possibly be a pseudonym. Collates in sixes","1834 (Jarndyce CXXV, Item 113)",,
2073,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A047","Rosaline Woodbridge","Hannah Maria JONES",1827,"Female",,"ROSALINE WOODBRIDGE; OR, THE MIDNIGHT VISIT. A ROMANTIC TALE. BY HANNAH MARIA JONES, AUTHORESS OF THE WEDDING RING, THE VICTIM OF FASHION, THE FORGED NOTE, THE BRITISH OFFICER, &C. &C","London:                     Printed by C. Baynes, Duke Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields; for George Virtue, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, Bath-Street Bristol; and St. Vincent Street, Liverpool, 1827","1 vol.  (721p, ill.). 8&deg;","Dt OLS.L-2-27; EN2 1827: 46; NSTC 21J10436; OCLC 3160204","Additional vignette t.p. plus eight engraved illustrations. Collates in fours. Another edn was published in 3 vols with the same year imprint: 'London: Matthew Iley, Somerset Street, Portman Square, 1827'. A copy of this is held in Corvey (CME 3-628-48548-7); see also NSTC 2J10435. For full details, see EN2 1827: 46(a)",,,
2074,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A048","Strangers of the Glen, The","Hannah Maria JONES",1827,"Female",,"THE STRANGERS OF THE GLEN; OR, THE TRAVELLERS BENIGHTED. A TALE OF MYSTERY. BY HANNAH MARIA JONES, AUTHORESS OF THE WEDDING RING, GRETNA GREEN, THE VICTIM OF FASHION, &C. &C","London:                     Printed by C. Baynes, Duke-Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields; published by G. Virtue, Ivy-Lane, Paternoster-Row; Bath Street, Bristol; and St. Vincent Street, Liverpool: and sold by all Booksellers, 1827","1 vol.  (715p, ill.). 8&deg;","BrU ENC; EN2 1827: 47; NSTC 2J10440; OCLC 22331183","Additional engraved t.p. with imprint 'London: Published by G. Virtue, 26 Ivy Lane, & Bath St., Bristol' [n.d.]. BL 1509/997 has Preface, pp. [iii]&ndash;iv, signed William Leman Rede, which evidently relates to another work. Collates in fours",,,
2075,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A049","Wolfe of Badenoch, The","Sir Thomas Dick LAUDER",1827,"Male",,"THE WOLFE OF BADENOCH; A HISTORICAL ROMANCE OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""LOCHANDHU.""","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Cadell & Co.; and Simpkin & Marshall, London, 1827","3 vols (I 399p; II 424p; III 474p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48973-3; EN2 1827: 48; NSTC 2L5427; OCLC 22291941","ECB 645 lists 2nd edn, Feb 1827","2nd edn 1827 (OCLC); German trans., 1827; French trans., 1828",,
2076,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A050","London in the Olden Time. Second Series","Miss H. LAURENCE",1827,"Female",,"LONDON IN THE OLDEN TIME; OR, TALES INTENDED TO ILLUSTRATE THE MANNERS AND SUPERSTITIONS OF ITS INHABITANTS FROM THE TWELFTH TO THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. SECOND SERIES","London:                     Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green; Paternoster Row, 1827","1 vol.  (vi, 329p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51089-9; ECB 352; EN2 1827: 49; NSTC 2L5527; OCLC 46926904 [described as v. 2]",,,,
2077,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A051","Mummy!, The","Jane C. LOUDON",1827,"Female",,"THE MUMMY! A TALE OF THE TWENTY-SECOND CENTURY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","3 vols (I viii, 300p; II 348p; III 303p). 12&deg;","BL N.458,459; ECB 400; EN2 1827: 50; NSTC 2W10092; OCLC 11547265","Begins: 'In the year 2126 England enjoyed peace and tranquility under the absolute dominion of a female sovereign'","2nd edn 1828 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48392-1",,
2078,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A052","Military Sketch-Book, The","William MAGINN",1827,"Male",,"THE MILITARY SKETCH-BOOK. REMINISCENCES OF SEVENTEEN YEARS IN THE SERVICE ABROAD AND AT HOME. BY AN OFFICER OF THE LINE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","2 vols (I 347p; II 347p). 12&deg;","IU 823.M.5991; ECB 384; EN2 1827: 51; NSTC 2S3536; OCLC 1813654","Attributed in Block and in some library catalogues to William Maginn, but perhaps erroneously: see also the same author's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1829A059""><i>Tales of Military Life</i></a> (EN2 1829: 58), and <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>, where information suggesting  authorship by another Irish writer is supplied","2nd edn 1831 (NSTC); New York & Philadelphia 1827 (OCLC)",,
2079,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A053","Whitehall","William MAGINN",1827,"Male",,"WHITEHALL; OR, THE DAYS OF GEORGE IV","London:                     William Marsh, 137, Oxford-Street, n.d. [1827]","1 vol.  (vi, 330p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48905-9; ECB 635; EN2 1827: 52; NSTC 2M9550; OCLC 1168342","Dedication to Sir Edmund Nagle, K.C.B., dated Green Arbour Court, 21 Oct 1827",,,
2080,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A054","Epicurean, The","Thomas MOORE",1827,"Male",,"THE EPICUREAN, A TALE. BY THOMAS MOORE","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1827","1 vol.  (vii, 332p). 12&deg;","BL 634.e.1; ECB 394; EN2 1827: 53; NSTC 2M35206; OCLC 2037409","Dedication to Lord John Russell","2nd edn 1827 (Corvey), CME 3-628-48287-9; 3rd edn 1827 (NSTC); 4th edn 1827 (NSTC); 5th edn 1828 (NSTC); 6th edn 1831 (NSTC); [at least 2 more edns to 1850]; Boston 1827 (OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1827 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1827 [as <i>L'Épicurien, ou la vierge de Memphis</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1828",,
2081,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A055","Woman's Wit & Man's Wisdom","Henrietta Rouviere MOSSE",1827,"Female",,"WOMAN'S WIT & MAN'S WISDOM; OR, INTRIGUE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY HENRIETTA ROUVIERE MOSSE, AUTHOR OF A FATHER'S LOVE AND A WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP, BRIDE AND NO WIFE, GRATITUDE, &C. &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1827","4 vols (I iv, 308p; II 299p; III 290p; IV 296p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48351-4; ECB 399; EN2 1827: 55; NSTC 2R19130; xOCLC","A Short Preface' dated Queen-Street, Camden-Town, 26 Apr 1827",,,
2082,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A056","O'Briens and the O'Flahertys, The","Sydney OWENSON [afterwards MORGAN, Lady Sydney]",1827,"Female",,"THE O'BRIENS AND THE O'FLAHERTYS; A NATIONAL TALE. BY LADY MORGAN. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington-Street, 1827","4 vols (I xi, 295p; II 340p; III 332p; IV 362p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48328-X; ECB 396; EN2 1827: 54; NSTC 2O7617; OCLC 2304716","Preface signed Sydney Morgan, Kildare-Street, Dublin, 1 Oct 1827","2nd edn 1828 (NSTC); 1838 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1828 (NSTC); French trans., 1828; German trans., 1828","obriensoflaherty01morg obriensoflaherty02morg obriensoflaherty03morg obriensoflaherty04morg","4 vols, UIUC"
2083,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A057","Tale of a Modern Genius, The","John Fitzgerald PENNIE",1827,"Male",,"THE TALE OF A MODERN GENIUS; OR, THE MISERIES OF PARNASSUS. IN A SERIES OF LETTERS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     J. Andrews, 167, New Bond Street, 1827","3 vols (I xviii, 348p; II ix, 358p; III xii, 331p). 12&deg;","BL 615.c.34; ECB 441; EN2 1827: 56; NSTC 2P10399; OCLC 22467607","Dedication to Sir Richard Colt Hoare, Bart., signed 'Sylvaticus' [the pseudonymous author of the letters], pp. [v]&ndash;vii; poetry at the end of all vols. Preface concludes: 'The letters have been revised and corrected, and all the notes added at the time of preparing them for the press; and this appears to the author all that is necessary at present to state respecting them, save and mereover [sic] that three or four of the letters, as well as several of the poetical pieces, have appeared in different respectable periodicals' (p. xi)",,,
2084,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A058","Wedded Wanderer, The","William Leman REDE",1827,"Male",,"THE WEDDED WANDERER; OR, THE SOLDIER'S FATE. A NOVEL, BY WILLIAM LEMAN REDE","London:                     Published by G. Virtue, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row; Bath-Street, Bristol; and Vincent-Street, Liverpool: and sold by all Booksellers, 1827","1 vol.  (787p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 1609/5661; EN2 1827: 57; NSTC 2R4414; OCLC 20689213","Additional engraved t.p., also dated 1827. Collates in fours",,,
2085,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A059","Iu-Kiao-Li","Jean Pierre Abel REMUSAT",1827,"Male",,"IU-KIAO-LI: OR, THE TWO FAIR COUSINS. A CHINESE NOVEL FROM THE FRENCH VERSION OF M. ABEL-REMUSAT. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Hunt and Clarke, Covent-Garden, 1827","2 vols (I xxxv, 259p; II 290p). 12&deg;","O 27.261; ECB 303; EN2 Update 3; NSTC 2Y2340; OCLC 5820888","Trans. of <i>Iu-kiao-li, ou les deux cousines, roman chinois traduit par M. Abel-Remusat</i> (Paris, 1826). Inscription in Chinese characters between half-titles and t.p. in each vol. 'Advertisement', pp. [vii]&ndash;viii; 'French Translator's Preface', pp. [ix]&ndash;xxv. Footnote to the latter states: 'Some commencing observations on the nature and tendency of the modern novel or romance, and on the productions of Sir Walter Scott in particular, are omitted as possessing little which has not been frequently repeated by English writers' (ixn). 'Note' (unn.) states that 'A copy of <i>Iu-Kiao-Li</i> has for nearly two hundred years formed a part of the very rich collection of Oriental works in the King's Library at Paris', and asserts the authenticity of the text. Running headlines read: 'JU-KIAO-LI: OR, THE TWO COUSINS'. Explanatory footnotes passim in the main text. 'Supplementary Notes, supplied by J. H. Pickford, Esq., Member of the Asiatic Society of Paris' at end of each vol. No definitive information about an originating Chinese author has been discovered","1830 as <i>The Two Fair Cousins; a Chinese Novel</i> (OCLC)",,
2086,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A060","Elizabeth Evanshaw","William Pitt SCARGILL",1827,"Male",,"ELIZABETH EVANSHAW. THE SEQUEL OF ""TRUTH,"" A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Published by Hunt and Clarke, York Street, Covent Garden, 1827","3 vols (I vii, 386p; II 347p; III 342p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47523-6; ECB 183; EN2 1827: 61; NSTC 2S6001; OCLC 42216199","For the problematic issue of author attribution, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1826A068""><i>Truth: A Novel by the Author of Nothing</i></a> (EN2 1826: 68), in conjunction with EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">1</a> and <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">3</a>",,,
2087,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A061","Truckleborough Hall","William Pitt SCARGILL",1827,"Male",,"TRUCKLEBOROUGH HALL; A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington-Street, 1827","3 vols (I 368p; II 359p; III 313p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48832-X; ECB 601; EN2 1827: 62; NSTC 2S6012; OCLC 13312753","For confirmation of Scargill's authorship of this title, see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a>","German trans., 1827",,
2088,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A062","Chronicles of the Canongate","Sir Walter SCOTT",1827,"Male",,"CHRONICLES OF THE CANONGATE; BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY,"" &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Cadell and Co.; and Simpkin and Marshall, London, 1827","2 vols (I xxviii, 351p; II 374p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48542-8; ECB 521; EN2 1827: 63; NSTC 2S9527; OCLC 1328813","Introduction signed Walter Scott, Abbotsford, 1 Oct 1827. [1st series]","Boston 1827 (OCLC) [also New York 1827 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1827 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1827; German trans., 1828. Numerous reprintings of its tales ('The Highland Widow', 'The Two Drovers', and 'The Surgeon's Daughter') in collected edns",,
2089,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A063","Reuben Aspley","Horatio SMITH",1827,"Male",,"REUBEN APSLEY. BY THE AUTHOR OF BRAMBLETYE HOUSE, THE TOR HILL, &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","3 vols (I viii, 340p; II 369p; III 392p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48568-1; ECB 489; EN2 1827: 64; NSTC 2S26650; OCLC 4278084","Dedication 'to Sir Walter Scott, Bart. &c.', dated Brighton, June 1827","New edn 1827 (Bru ENC); 1834 (OCLC);  Philadelphia 1827 (OCLC); French trans., 1827; German trans., 1827",,
2090,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A064","Dame Rebecca Berry","Elizabeth Isabella SPENCE",1827,"Female",,"DAME REBECCA BERRY, OR, COURT SCENES IN THE REIGN OF CHARLES THE SECOND. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1827","3 vols (I vii, 323p; II 312p; III 260p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47417-5; ECB 151; EN2 1827: 65; NSTC 2S33535; OCLC 13364117",,"German trans., 1827 [as <i>Rebekka Berry, oder Scenen und Charaktere am Hofe Carls des Zweiten</i> (RS)]",,
2091,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A065","Dwarf of Westerbourg, The","Christian Heinrich SPIESS",1827,"Male",,"THE DWARF OF WESTERBOURG. FROM THE GERMAN OF J. C. SPIETZ","London:                     Printed for the Author; and published by W. Morgan, 33, Old Bond Street, 1827","2 vols (I v, 249p, ill.; II 248p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 12611.i.17; EN2 1827: 66; NSTC 2S34175; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Das Peterm&auml;nnchen</i> (Prague, 1791&ndash;92). Coloured frontispiece. ECB 175 has a title entry which reads: 'Dwarf of Westerbony. 2 vols Sm. 8vo, 18s, Chapple, [18]27'",,,
2092,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A066","Fashionables and Unfashionables","Rosalia ST CLAIR",1827,"Female",,"FASHIONABLES AND UNFASHIONABLES. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY ROSALIA ST. CLAIR, AUTHOR OF THE HIGHLAND CASTLE AND LOWLAND COTTAGE, THE BANKER'S DAUGHTERS OF BRISTOL, SON OF O'DONNELL, FIRST AND LAST YEARS OF WEDDED LIFE, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1827","3 vols (I 279p; II 265p; III 271p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48495-2; ECB 511; EN2 1827: 58; NSTC 2S1994; xOCLC",,,,
2093,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A067","First and Last Years of Wedded Life, The","Rosalia ST CLAIR",1827,"Female",,"THE FIRST AND LAST YEARS OF WEDDED LIFE. A NOVEL. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY ROSALIA ST. CLAIR, AUTHOR OF THE HIGHLAND CASTLE AND LOWLAND COTTAGE, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1827","4 vols (I 270p; II 264p; III 271p; IV 243p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48496-0; ECB 511; EN2 1827: 59; NSTC 2S1995; OCLC 7032248",,,,
2094,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A068","Seer of Tiviotdale, The","Louisa Sidney STANHOPE",1827,"Female",,"THE SEER OF TIVIOTDALE. A ROMANCE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE, AUTHOR OF THE BANDIT'S BRIDE, THE CRUSADERS, THE FESTIVAL OF MORA, RUNNEMEDE, AGE WE LIVE IN, DI MONTRANZO, SIEGE OF KENILWORTH, CONFESSIONAL OF VALOMBRE, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1827","4 vols (I iii, 312p; II 300p; III 295p; IV 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48780-3; ECB 558; EN2 1827: 67; NSTC 2S36113; OCLC 48262637",,,,
2095,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A069","Richmond","Thomas Skinner SURR",1827,"Male",,"RICHMOND; OR, SCENES IN THE LIFE OF A BOW STREET OFFICER, DRAWN UP FROM HIS PRIVATE MEMORANDA. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","3 vols (I viii, 312p; II viii, 322p; III vii, 310p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48605-X; ECB 493; EN2 1827: 68; NSTC 2S47158; OCLC 15566373","Also attributed to Thomas Gaspey, though most modern sources give Surr. 'Notice' dated London, 16 Mar 1827","1845 (OCLC); New York 1827 (OCLC)",,
2096,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A070","Tales of a Pilgrim","Alexander SUTHERLAND",1827,"Male",,"TALES OF A PILGRIM. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""A SUMMER RAMBLE IN THE NORTH HIGHLANDS.""","Edinburgh:                     William Hunter, 23, Hanover Street; and James Duncan, London, 1827","1 vol.  (394p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51158-5; ECB 575; EN2 1827: 69; NSTC 2S47479; xOCLC","Dedication to Sir Walter Scott, of Abbotsford, Baronet. List of recently published works (4 pp. unn.) at end of vol. headed Jan 1827","2nd edn 1827 (OCLC 42012710)",,
2097,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A071","Vallies, The","Basil TEMPEST",1827,"Male",,"THE VALLIES; OR, SCENES AND THOUGHTS FROM SECLUDED LIFE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, & Green, Paternoster-Row, 1827","2 vols (I viii, 213p; II 223p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47434-5; ECB 609; EN2 1827: 70; NSTC 2T5149; OCLC 13379341","Prefatory dedication 'to the Lady Susan Tempest', stating how the present work at her request has been prepared from the papers of Mr Basil Tempest. 4 pp. adv. list for 'Popular Novels' published by Longmans, at end of vol. 2, is dated Feb 1827",,,
2098,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A072","System, The","Charlotte Elizabeth TONNA",1827,"Female",,"THE SYSTEM; A TALE OF THE WEST INDIES. BY CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH, AUTHOR OF CONSISTENCY, PERSEVERANCE, OSRIC, ALLAN M'LEOD, &C","London:                     Frederick Westley, and A. H. Davis, 10, Stationers' Court and Ave Maria Lane. Sold by Westley and Tyrrell, Dublin, and Waugh and Innes, Edinburgh, 1827","1 vol.  (233p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47521-X; ECB 183; EN2 1827: 71; NSTC 2C16478; OCLC 8905700",,"1832 (NSTC)",,
2099,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A073","Karmath","Edward UPHAM",1827,"Male",,"KARMATH. AN ARABIAN TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""RAMESES,"" AN EGYPTIAN TALE. ETC. ETC","London:                     Printed for Charles Frederick Cock, 21, Fleet Street. Sold by G. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria Lane; and John Upham, Bath, 1827","1 vol.  (ix, 341p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48022-1; ECB 316; EN2 1827: 72; NSTC U1034; OCLC 1345640","Preface dated London, Apr 1827",,,
2100,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A074","Gondola, The","Harry Stoe VAN DYK",1827,"Male",,"THE GONDOLA","London:                     Lupton Relfe, 13, Cornhill, 1827","1 vol.  (vi, 246p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47595-3; ECB 236; EN2 1827: 73; NSTC 2V838; OCLC 13377868","Dedication to James Wadmore, jun. Esq., dated Dec 1826. ECB (incorrectly) sub-titles as 'A Poem'",,,
2101,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A075","Arwed Gyllensterna","Carl Franz van der VELDE",1827,"Male",,"ARWED GYLLENSTERNA, A TALE OF THE EARLY PART OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY; FROM THE GERMAN OF C. F. VANDER VELDE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for E. Lloyd and Son, Harley-Street, 1827","2 vols (I iv, 247p; II 251p). 8&deg;","BL N.501; ECB 609; EN2 1827: 74; NSTC 2V1964; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Arwed Gyllenstierna</i> (Dresden, 1823)","1846 (NSTC)",,
2102,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A076","Knight of the White Banner, The","Catherine George WARD",1827,"Female",,"THE KNIGHT OF THE WHITE BANNER; OR, THE SECRETS OF THE CASTLE. BY MRS. MASON, LATE CATHERINE G. WARD. AUTHORESS OF THE MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE, THE COTTAGE ON THE CLIFF, THE FISHER'S DAUGHTER, THE FOREST GIRL &C. &C","London:                     Printed by C. Baynes, Duke Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields; for George Virtue, 26, Ivy-Lane, Paternoster-Row; Bath Street, Bristol; and St. Vincent Street, Liverpool. 1827","1 vol.  (768p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 1456.g.11; ECB 623; EN2 1827: 75; NSTC 2W4962; OCLC 13209351","Collates in fours","1835 (OCLC)",,
2103,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A077","De Vere","Robert Plumer WARD",1827,"Male",,"DE VERE; OR, THE MAN OF INDEPENDENCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF TREMAINE. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1827","4 vols (I vii, xix, 343p; II 388p; III 338p; IV 325p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47185-0; ECB 160; EN2 1827: 76; NSTC 2W5292; OCLC 3040503","Dedication to Henry, Earl of Mulgrave, dated London, 6 Mar 1827","2nd edn 1827 (OCLC); 3rd edn 1827 (NSTC); 1833 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1827 (NSTC); German trans., 1827",,
2104,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A078","Tales; Mournful, Mirthful, and Marvellous","Sarah Wilmot WELLS",1827,"Female",,"TALES; MOURNFUL, MIRTHFUL, AND MARVELLOUS. BY MRS. WILMOT WELLS, OF MARGATE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster Row; and J. Denne, Margate, 1827","3 vols (I xii, 216p; II 248p; III 211p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51164-X; ECB 629; EN2 1827: 77; NSTC 2W12566; xOCLC","Additional t.p. for the first story, 'The Rose-bud of Deal', states 'Written in the Spring of 1823'. 'Apologetical Preface' signed Sarah Wilmot Wells. Paradise Place, Dane Hill, Margate, Sept 1827. 'Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [ix]&ndash;xii",,"jnNZ5_k2XMIC","3 volumes bound together"
2105,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A079","Ringrove","Jane WEST",1827,"Female",,"RINGROVE; OR, OLD FASHIONED NOTIONS. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""LETTERS TO A YOUNG MAN,"" ""A TALE OF THE TIMES,"" &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1827","2 vols (I 413p; II 427p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48609-2; ECB 494; EN2 1827: 78; NSTC 2W13752; OCLC 7127807",,,,
2106,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1827A080","Michael, the Married Man","Anne WOODROOFFE",1827,"Female",,"MICHAEL, THE MARRIED MAN; OR, THE SEQUEL TO THE HISTORY OF MICHAEL KEMP. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""SHADES OF CHARACTER,"" ""HISTORY OF MICHAEL KEMP,"" &C. &C","London:                     John Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly, 1827","2 vols (I 285p, ill.; II [291p]-579p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48067-1; ECB 383; EN2 1827: 79; NSTC 2W30518; OCLC 11216744",,,,
2107,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A001","De Beauvoir","ANON",1828,"Unknown",,"DE BEAUVOIR; OR, SECOND LOVE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1828","3 vols (I 399p; II 431p; III 447p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47186-9; ECB 156; EN2 1828: 1; NSTC 2D6907; OCLC 35140771","Female authorship is implied in contemporary correspondence: see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">3</a> and <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">4</a>, and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
2108,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A002","De Lacy","ANON",1828,"Unknown",,"DE LACY; OR, PASSION'S SLAVE. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF MODES OF LIFE, OR TOWN AND COUNTRY","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1828","3 vols (I 298p; II 295p; III 316p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47889-8; ECB 157; EN2 1828: 2; NSTC 2D7970; OCLC 22759737",,,,
2109,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A003","Edmund O'Hara","ANON",1828,"Unknown",,"EDMUND O'HARA, AN IRISH TALE; BY THE AUTHOR OF ""ELLMER CASTLE.""","Dublin:                     William Curry, jun. and Co. 9, Upper Sackville-Street, 1828","1 vol.  (358p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47487-6; ECB 179; EN2 1828: 3; NSTC 2O2257; OCLC 22694720","ECB dates Jan 1829, and gives Hurst as second publisher (but not discovered in this form)",,"!!!","found in electronic collection: Ireland related fiction, 1793-1837 http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/57739460"
2110,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A004","Hundred Years Hence, A","ANON",1828,"Male",,"A HUNDRED YEARS HENCE; OR THE MEMOIRS OF CHARLES, LORD MORESBY, WRITTEN BY HIMSELF","London:                     Published by Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster Row, 1828","1 vol.  (iv, 210p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47785-9; ECB 288; EN2 1828: 5; NSTC 2M36097; OCLC 20875718","Collates in sixes",,,
2111,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A005","Lairds of Fife, The","ANON",1828,"Unknown",,"THE LAIRDS OF FIFE. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Constable & Co. and Hurst, Chance & Co. London, 1828","3 vols (I 309p; II 302p; III 309p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47893-6; ECB 326; EN2 1828: 6; NSTC 2F5653; OCLC 41398758","For a strong intimation by James Hogg of female authorship of this novel, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>",,,
2112,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A006","Marcella","ANON",1828,"Unknown",,"MARCELLA: OR, THE MISSIONARY ABROAD AND AT HOME. CONTAINING SKETCHES AND INCIDENTS FROM LIFE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     J. Hatchard and Son, 187, Piccadilly, 1828","2 vols (I 343p; II 287p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48084-1; ECB 367; EN2 1828: 7; NSTC 2M13848; xOCLC","Notice (1 p. unn.) after t.p. lists donations (totalling £25) to be made to four Charities, 'If this Work should pass through a Second Edition'",,,
2113,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A007","Marly","ANON",1828,"Unknown",,"MARLY; OR, A PLANTER'S LIFE IN JAMAICA","Glasgow:                     Published by Richard Griffin & Co. and Hunt and Clarke, London, 1828","1 vol.  (363p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48292-5; ECB 368; EN2 1828: 8; NSTC 2M14771; OCLC 9166689","Collates in fours","1828 (NSTC); 1831 (NSTC)",,
2114,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A008","Mortimers, The","ANON",1828,"Unknown",,"THE MORTIMERS, OR THE VALE OF MACHYNLLAETH","London:                     Printed for R. P. Moore, Store Street, Bedford Square, 1828","3 vols (I vi, 316p; II 356p; III 317p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48336-0; ECB 398; EN2 1828: 10; NSTC 2M38166; xOCLC",,,,
2115,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A009","Night Watch, The","ANON",1828,"Unknown",,"THE NIGHT WATCH; OR, TALES OF THE SEA. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","2 vols (I vii, xi, 328p; II viii, 340p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48227-5; ECB 414; EN2 1828: 11; NSTC 2N8498; OCLC 22376203",,"1834 (OCLC)",,
2116,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A010","Rector of Overton, The","ANON",1828,"Unknown",,"THE RECTOR OF OVERTON, A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Fisher, Son, and Co. 38, Newgate Street, 1828","3 vols (I iv, 310p; II 279p; III 306p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48601-7; ECB 482; EN2 1828: 12; NSTC 2O6742; OCLC 22370049","Dedication to Mrs Watts Russel. Collates in sixes","2nd edn 1828 (NSTC)",,
2117,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A011","Subaltern's Log Book, The","ANON",1828,"Unknown",,"THE SUBALTERN'S LOG BOOK: INCLUDING ANECDOTES OF WELL KNOWN MILITARY CHARACTERS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     James Ridgway, 169, Piccadilly, 1828","2 vols (I xiv, 304p; II 311p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48686-6; ECB 568; EN2 1828: 13; NSTC 2S45665; OCLC 39797111","Sometimes attributed, but erroneously, to George Robert Gleig. Dedication to Conrad Vetter, Esq. Tyrrell Circulating Library (Dublin) gives the author as Captain Frizelle; but no author of this name has been discovered","New York 1829 (NSTC)",,
2118,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A012","Tower of Clanmalloch, The","ANON",1828,"Unknown",,"THE TOWER OF CLANMALLOCH. A ROMANCE","Dublin:                     Saunders and Kempston, 36, Nassau-Street, 1828","1 vol.  (viii, 317p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48765-X; ECB 595; EN2 1828: 14; NSTC 2T15124; xOCLC","ECB cites Newman edn, 1828, but not discovered in this form",,,
2119,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A013","Victoria","ANON",1828,"Unknown",,"VICTORIA, OR THE MALE COQUETTE AND THE DUPE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     J. Robins and Co. Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, and Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin, 1828","3 vols (I 269p; II 253p; III 284p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48914-8; ECB 613; EN2 1828: 15; NSTC 2V3385; OCLC 22367460",,,,
2120,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A014","Croppy, The","Michael BANIM",1828,"Male",,"THE CROPPY; A TALE OF 1798. BY THE AUTHORS OF ""THE O'HARA TALES,"" ""THE NOWLANS,"" AND ""THE BOYNE WATER."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I 314p; II 299p; III 318p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47353-5; ECB 145; EN2 1828: 17; NSTC 2B6685; OCLC 6707061","For evidence that Michael, as opposed to John, Banim was the author of this title, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below). Dedication 'to Sheffield Grace, Esq, F.S.A. &c.', signed 'The O'Hara Family'","1834 (NUC); Philadelphia 1839 (OCLC); French trans., 1833",,
2121,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A015","Anglo-Irish of the Nineteenth Century, The","John BANIM",1828,"Male",,"THE ANGLO-IRISH OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I 308p; II 305p; III 303p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47060-9; ECB 19; EN2 1828: 16; NSTC 2B6659; OCLC 13302121",,"1838 (OCLC); French trans., 1829","angloirishofnine01baniiala angloirishofnine02baniiala angloirishofnine03baniiala",
2122,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A016","Rou&#233;, The","Samuel BEAZLEY",1828,"Male",,"THE ROU&#201;. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I 350p; II 362p; III 408p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48556-8; ECB 504; EN2 1828: 18; NSTC 2B13992; OCLC 5053632",,"New York 1828 (NSTC)",,
2123,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A017","Prima Donna, The","Richard BECKE",1828,"Male",,"THE PRIMA DONNA. A TALE OF TO-DAY","London:                     Edward Bull, Holles Street, 1828","1 vol.  (vi, 320p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-54705-9; ECB 469; EN2 1828: 19; NSTC 2B14142; xOCLC",,,,
2124,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A018","Man of Two Lives, The","James BOADEN",1828,"Male",,"THE MAN OF TWO LIVES. A NARRATIVE WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","2 vols (I 273p; II 303p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48082-5; ECB 365; EN2 1828: 20; NSTC 2B38843; OCLC 13288443","Signed at end Edward Sydenham (fictional)","Boston 1829 (NSTC)",,
2125,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A019","Protestant, The","Anna Eliza BRAY",1828,"Female",,"THE PROTESTANT; A TALE OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN MARY. BY THE AUTHOR OF 'DE FOIX', 'THE WHITE HOODS,' &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I 344p; II 326p; III 281p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48418-9; ECB 72; EN2 1828: 21; NSTC 2P27826; OCLC 17395157",,"1833 (OCLC); 1845 (OCLC); New York 1829 (OCLC)",,
2126,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A020","White Hoods, The","Anna Eliza BRAY",1828,"Female",,"THE WHITE HOODS; AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. BY ANNA ELIZA BRAY, LATE MRS. CHARLES STOTHARD, AUTHOR OF ""DE FOIX;"" ""LETTERS WRITTEN DURING A TOUR THROUGH NORMANDY AND BRITANNY;"" ""MEMOIRS OF THE LATE CHARLES A. STOTHARD, F.S.A."" &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1828","3 vols (I 309p; II 299p; III 371p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47193-1; ECB 72; EN2 1828: 22; NSTC 2S42928; OCLC 23085823","Advertisement' dated Vicarage, Tavistock, Devon, 30 Nov 1826","1833 (OCLC); 1845 (OCLC); French trans., 1828; German trans., 1834 [as <i>Die Weißkappen, oder Anna von Gent</i>, published as vols 4&ndash;6 of Bray's <i>Historische Romane</i> (RS)]",,
2127,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A021","Emma de Lissau","Amelia BRISTOW",1828,"Female",,"EMMA DE LISSAU; A NARRATIVE OF STRIKING VICISSITUDES, AND PECULIAR TRIALS; WITH EXPLANATORY NOTES, ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE JEWS. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""SOPHIA DE LISSAU,"" ""ELIZABETH ALLEN,"" &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Published by T. Gardiner and Son, Princes Street, Cavendish Square. Sold by Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly; Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers' Hall Court, and all other Booksellers, 1828","2 vols (I viii, 269p; II viii, 258p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47560-0; ECB 186; EN2 1828: 23; NSTC 2L17104; OCLC 17639300","Preface dated Pimlico, 30 May 1828. 'List of Subscribers', 8 pp. unn., at end of vol. 2. Collates in sixes","2nd edn 1829 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1830 (NSTC); 4th edn 1837 (OCLC); 5th edn 1841 (OCLC); 6th edn 1847 (OCLC)",,
2128,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A022","Pelham","Edward George BULWER LYTTON",1828,"Male",,"PELHAM; OR, THE ADVENTURES OF A GENTLEMAN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I 339p; II 316p; III 366p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47171-0; ECB 440; EN2 1828: 24; NSTC 2B57442; OCLC 7804717",,"2nd edn 1828 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1829 (OCLC); 1833 (NSTC); 1835 (OCLC); 1839 (NSTC); [at least 2 more edns to 1850]; New York 1829 (NSTC); French trans., 1828; German trans., 1829","pg7623",
2129,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A023","Abbey of Innismoyle, The","Selina BUNBURY",1828,"Female",,"THE ABBEY OF INNISMOYLE: A STORY OF ANOTHER CENTURY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""EARLY RECOLLECTIONS,"" ""A VISIT TO MY BIRTH-PLACE,"" &C","Dublin:                     William Curry, jun. and Co. 9, Upper Sackville-Street, 1828","1 vol.  (333p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47001-3; ECB 1; EN2 1828: 25; NSTC 2A408; OCLC 52981507","ECB gives publisher as Orr, 1828, but not found with such an imprint","1829 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1845, attributed to Grace Kennedy (OCLC)",,
2130,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A024","At Home","Mrs C. D. BURDETT",1828,"Female",,"AT HOME. A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ENGLISH FASHIONABLES ABROAD. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I 300p; II 300p; III 359p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47077-3; ECB 30; EN2 1828: 26; NSTC 2A18110; OCLC 35626938","Drop-head titles and running-titles read 'English Fashionables At Home'",,,
2131,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A025","Tales of the Affections","Mrs H. C. CADDICK",1828,"Female",,"TALES OF THE AFFECTIONS: BEING SKETCHES FROM REAL LIFE. BY MRS. CADDICK","London:                     Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green; and T. Sowler, Manchester, n.d. [1828]","1 vol.  (v, 199p). 8&deg;","BL N.680(2); CME 3-628-47182-6; ECB 92; EN2 1828: 27; NSTC 2C945; xOCLC",,,,
2132,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A026","Tales of the West","John CARNE",1828,"Male",,"TALES OF THE WEST. BY THE AUTHOR OF LETTERS FROM THE EAST. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","2 vols (I 315p; II 319p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51166-6; ECB 98; EN2 1828: 28; NSTC 2C8059; OCLC 899492","Pagination in vol. 1 runs incorrectly from 314 to 317 (i.e. no pp. 315 and 316)","New York 1828 (OCLC)",,
2133,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A027","Confessions of an Old Maid","Edmund Frederick John CARRINGTON",1828,"Male",,"CONFESSIONS OF AN OLD MAID. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I 295p; II 294p; III 291p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47314-4; ECB 130; EN2 1828: 29; NSTC 2C9602; xOCLC",,,,
2134,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A028","Hebrew, The","Charles William CHALKLEN",1828,"Unknown",,"THE HEBREW, A SKETCH IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY: WITH THE DREAM OF SAINT KENYA","Edinburgh:                     Printed for W. Blackwood, and T. Cadell, Strand, London, 1828","1 vol.  (viii, 232p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51037-6; ECB 262; EN2 1828: 4; NSTC 2H15773; OCLC 43288153","For evidence concerning the tentative new attribution(s), see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below). Pp. [221]&ndash;232 contain 'The Dream of Saint Kenya' (poem)",,,
2135,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A029","Felician Alphery","Hewson CLARKE",1828,"Male",,"FELICIAN ALPHERY; OR, THE FORTUNES OF THE RALEIGH FAMILY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""HERWALD DE WAKE."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1828","3 vols (I 268p; II 248p; III 254p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47484-1; ECB 202; EN2 1828: 30; NSTC 2C24212; xOCLC",,,,
2136,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A030","Tales and Legends","Marion CORBETT",1828,"Female",,"TALES AND LEGENDS. BY THE AUTHORS OF ""THE ODD VOLUME,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Cadell and Co.; and Simpkin and Marshall, London, 1828","3 vols (I 352p; II 358p; III 404p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51146-1; ECB 575; EN2 1828: 31; NSTC 2C37699; OCLC 38701708",,,,
2137,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A031","Salathiel","George CROLY",1828,"Male",,"SALATHIEL. A STORY OF THE PAST, THE PRESENT, AND THE FUTURE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I viii, 338p; II 324p; III 417p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48505-3; ECB 512; EN2 1828: 32; NSTC 2C43772; OCLC 3300384","Dedication to the Duke of Newcastle","2nd edn 1828 (NSTC); new edn 1829 (OCLC); 1842 (NSTC); New York & Philadelphia 1828 (OCLC); French trans., 1828 [as <i>Salathiel, ou le juif-errant</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1829 [as <i>Salathiel, oder Memoiren des ewigen Juden; also as Der ewige Jude, eine historische Novelle der Vorzeit</i> (RS)]",,
2138,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A032","Tales of the Great St Bernard","George CROLY",1828,"Male",,"TALES OF THE GREAT ST. BERNARD. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I 336p; II 336p; III 321p). 8&deg;","BL Cup.402.d.3; ECB 576; EN2 1828: 33; NSTC 2C43779; OCLC 1591029","S.l. of BL copy reads 'Second Edition', but no suggestion of this in the text itself","2nd edn 1829 (Corvey), CME 3-628-51149-6; New York 1829 (NSTC)",,
2139,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A033","English in France, The","Eyre Evans CROWE",1828,"Male",,"THE ENGLISH IN FRANCE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE ENGLISH IN ITALY."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1828","3 vols (I 327p; II 357p; III 338p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47828-6; ECB 187; EN2 1828: 34; NSTC 2P15296; OCLC 13345219","Additional unpaginated page bound at end of vol. 3, with the following statement: 'Should any errors be discovered in the following pages, the reader is requested to consider them as arising from the author's absence from England, and the consequent impossibility of his personal correction of the press.' For reasons for the attribution to Crowe, as opposed to Constantine Henry Phipps, Marquis of Normanby, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1825A021""><i>The English in Italy</i></a> (EN2 1825: 23), in conjunction with <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>","2nd edn 1828 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1829 (OCLC)",,
2140,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A034","Sir Michael Scott","Allan CUNNINGHAM",1828,"Male",,"SIR MICHAEL SCOTT, A ROMANCE, BY ALLAN CUNNINGHAM. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington-Street, 1828","3 vols (I viii, 296p; II 307p; III 307p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47363-2; ECB 147; EN2 1828: 35; NSTC 2C46747; xOCLC",,"German trans., 1829",,
2141,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A035","Birthday, The","Elizabeth Frances DAGLEY",1828,"Female",,"THE BIRTHDAY: WITH OTHER TALES. BY ELIZABETH FRANCES DAGLEY, AUTHORESS OF ""FAIRY FAVOURS.""","London:                     James Bulcock, 163, Strand, 1828","1 vol.  (vi, 270p, ill.). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51014-7; ECB 149; EN2 1828: 36; NSTC 2D569; xOCLC","Additional engraved t.p., where the title appears as 'The Birth-day and other Tales, by Eliz<sup>th</sup> Frances Dagley, author of ""Fairy Favors [sic]"" &c.'. Dedication to Mrs Hemans. 13 children-orientated tales",,,
2142,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A036","Italian Vengeance and English Forbearance","Selina DAVENPORT",1828,"Female",,"ITALIAN VENGEANCE AND ENGLISH FORBEARANCE. A ROMANCE. BY SELINA DAVENPORT, AUTHOR OF THE HYPOCRITE, OR MODERN JANUS; LEAP YEAR; ANGEL'S FORM AND DEVIL'S HEART: ORIGINAL OF THE MINIATURE; DONALD MONTEITH, &C. &C","London:                     A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1828","3 vols (I 274p; II 274p; III 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47427-2; ECB 153; EN2 1828: 37; NSTC 2D3610; OCLC 6737614",,,,
2143,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A037","Life in the West","&#8230; DEALE",1828,"Male",,"LIFE IN THE WEST; OR, THE CURTAIN DRAWN. A NOVEL. DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, TO THE RIGHT HON. ROBERT PEEL, M.P. CONTAINING SKETCHES, SCENES, CONVERSATIONS, AND ANECDOTES OF THE LAST IMPORTANCE TO FAMILIES, AND MEN OF RANK, FASHION, AND FORTUNE. FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY A FLAT ENLIGHTENED. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     C. Chapple, Royal Library, 59, Pall Mall, 1828","2 vols (I x, 309p; II 318p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48103-1; ECB 345; EN2 1828: 38; NSTC 2D6460; OCLC 20312659","Wolff (Item 7637; V, 35&ndash;36) doubts the attribution to Deale found in Block, NSTC, and NUC. As he notes, <i>Craven Derby, or the Lordship by Tenure</i> (see EN3 1832: 26), which carries on its t.p. 'by the author of Crockford's: or Life in the West', is ascribed to Henry Luttrell (as an alternative to '&mdash;&mdash; Deale') in H & L. Dedication to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, M.P., dated London, 1 Dec 1827","2nd edn 1828, as <i>Crockford's; or, Life in the West</i> (NSTC); 3rd edn 1828 (NSTC); 1830 (OCLC); New York 1828 (NSTC)",,
2144,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A038","Old Irish Knight, The","Margaret Graves DERENZY",1828,"Female",,"THE OLD IRISH KNIGHT: A MILESIAN TALE OF THE FIFTH CENTURY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""A WHISPER TO A NEWLY-MARRIED PAIR,"" ""PARNASSIAN GEOGRAPHY,"" &C","London:                     Printed for Poole and Edwards, (Successors to Scatcherd and Letterman,) 12, Ave-Maria Lane, 1828","1 vol.  (186p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48291-7; ECB 422; EN2 1828: 39; NSTC 2D9981; OCLC 4440904","OCLC provides full form of author's second forename, and gives date of death as 1829",,,
2145,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A039","Voyage of Captain Popanilla, The","Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield DISRAELI",1828,"Male",,"THE VOYAGE OF CAPTAIN POPANILLA. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""VIVIAN GREY.""","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","1 vol.  (viii, 243p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48810-9; ECB 617; EN2 1828: 40; NSTC 2D14249; OCLC 2765477","Dedication 'to Robert Ward, Esq., &c. &c. &c. of Chesham Woburn Hall, in the County of Bucks'","1829 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1828 (OCLC)","pg7816 voyageofcaptainp00disr glAAAAMAAJ HTUYAAAAYAAJ","silverfork csv says best scan is HTUYAAAAYAAJ (entire text, usa edition)"
2146,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A040","History of a French Dagger, The",,1828,"Male",,"THE HISTORY OF A FRENCH DAGGER; AN ANECDOTE OF THE REVOLUTION. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, BY HENRY L. DUBOIS, LATE SURGEON OF CAVALRY IN THE IMPERIAL ARMY","London:                     Printed for the Author, by G. Duckworth, 76, Fleet-Street, 1828","2 vols (I iv, xvi, 200p; II 199p). 12&deg;","BL 1208.k.2; EN2 1828: 41; NSTC 2D20843; OCLC 40978560","No French original discovered. Dedication 'To My Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. iii&ndash;iv. 'List of Subscribers', pp. [i]&ndash;xvi (2nd sequence)",,,
2147,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A041","Montauban and the Monk Hilario","George FITZ-GEORGE",1828,"Male",,"MONTAUBAN AND THE MONK HILARIO. A LEGEND OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY. BY GEORGE FITZ-GEORGE, ESQ. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1828","3 vols (I xxii, 327p; II 310p; III 326p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47603-8; ECB 207; EN2 1828: 42; NSTC 2F7359; xOCLC","Preface, by the Editor', vol. 1, pp. [i]&ndash;xxii., signed George Fitz-George, 10 Oct 1827. Continuous roman and arabic pagination in vol. 1, with novel proper beginning at p. [23]",,,
2148,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A042","Kuzzilbash, The","James Baillie FRASER",1828,"Male",,"THE KUZZILBASH. A TALE OF KHORASAN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I 348p; II 359p; III 332p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-49016-2; ECB 325; EN2 1828: 43; NSTC 2F14798; OCLC 2478593","ECB dates 1826, but no copy with this imprint date discovered","New York 1828 (OCLC)",,
2149,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A043","History of George Godfrey","Thomas GASPEY",1828,"Male",,"HISTORY OF GEORGE GODFREY. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I vii, 351p; II viii, 287p; III viii, 306p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47699-2; ECB 273; EN2 1828: 44; NSTC 2G3291; OCLC 13323862",,,,
2150,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A044","De Lisle","Elizabeth Caroline GREY",1828,"Female",,"DE LISLE; OR, THE SENSITIVE MAN. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Edward Bull, Holles Street, 1828","3 vols (I 325p; II 416p; III 425p). 12&deg;","Corvey ; CME 3-628-48031-0; ECB 158; EN2 1828: 45; NSTC 2G22142; OCLC 51174020","Also issued with the same year imprint as <i>De Lisle; or, the Distrustful Man</i>. ER and QR, in their listings of New Publications for May and Mar 1828 respectively, both give title as in the present record. ECB gives variant title and dates Dec 1827. BL N.572&ndash;73, which has the variant title, is similar in all other respects: for other libraries holding this version see NSTC 2G22141 and OCLC 20373889","New York 1828 (OCLC)","delisleorsensiti01grey delisleorsensiti02grey delisleorsensiti03grey GYEmAAAAMAAJ lIAmAAAAMAAJ","3 vols, UIUC; 2 vols new york edition: GYEmAAAAMAAJ lIAmAAAAMAAJ"
2151,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A045","Experience","Anne Raikes HARDING",1828,"Female",,"EXPERIENCE. A TALE FOR ALL AGES. BY THE AUTHOR OF CORRECTION, REALITIES, DISSIPATION, &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1828","4 vols (I 260p; II 241p; III 256p; IV 233p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47617-8; ECB 196; EN2 1828: 46; NSTC 2H7488; xOCLC",,,,
2152,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A046","Ambassador's Secretary, The","Jane HARVEY",1828,"Female",,"THE AMBASSADOR'S SECRETARY. A TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY JANE HARVEY, AUTHOR OF BROUGHAM CASTLE; ETHELIA; MOUNTALYTH; RECORDS OF A NOBLE FAMILY; SINGULARITY; WARKFIELD CASTLE, &C","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1828","4 vols (I 262p; II 249p; III 241p; IV 250p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47631-3; ECB 15; EN2 1828: 47; NSTC 2H11034; OCLC 34146055",,,,
2153,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A047","Uncle Peregrine's Heiress","Anne Julia Kemble HATTON",1828,"Female",,"UNCLE PEREGRINE'S HEIRESS. A NOVEL. BY ANN OF SWANSEA, AUTHOR OF GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY; WOMAN'S A RIDDLE; DEEDS OF THE OLDEN TIME; GONZALO DE BALDIVIA; CONVICTION, &C. IN FIVE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1828","5 vols (I 324p; II 351p; III 346p; IV 337p; V 364p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48788-9; ECB 20; EN2 1828: 48; NSTC 2A13196; OCLC 52775787","Dedication 'to W. M'Cready, Esq., Manager of the Theatre Royal, Bristol; Cardiff and Swansea theatres', signed 'Ann of Swansea, Swansea, January 22, 1828, 22, Orchard-Street'",,,
2154,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A048","Tales and Sketches","William HAY",1828,"Male",,"TALES AND SKETCHES, BY JACOB RUDDIMAN, A.M. OF MARISCHAL COLLEGE, ABERDEEN","Edinburgh:                     John Anderson, jun. 55, North Bridge Street, and Simpkin & Marshall, London, 1828","1 vol.  (300p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51124-0; ECB 505; EN2 1828: 49; NSTC 2R20055; OCLC 10839913","18 tales",,,
2155,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A049","English in India, The","William Browne HOCKLEY",1828,"Male",,"THE ENGLISH IN INDIA. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""PANDURANG HARI,"" AND ""THE ZENANA."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers'-Hall Court, 1828","3 vols (I vii, 328p; II 382p; III 353p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47829-4; ECB 187; EN2 1828: 50; NSTC 2H24560; OCLC 21920639","Wrongly attributed to Thomas Henry Ottley in H&L","<i>The English in India and Other Sketches</i> (1835), identified in OCLC as a further edn of Hockley's title, is in fact another work&mdash;see EN3 1835: 2",,
2156,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A050","Katherine","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1828,"Female",,"KATHERINE. A TALE. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1828","4 vols (I 247p; II 231p; III 234p; IV 240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48004-3; ECB 275; EN2 1828: 51; NSTC 2H29400; xOCLC",,,,
2157,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A051","Sayings and Doings. Third Series","Theodore Edward HOOK",1828,"Male",,"SAYINGS AND DOINGS; OR SKETCHES FROM LIFE. THIRD SERIES. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I 378p; II 326p; III 333p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48529-0; ECB 516; EN2 1828: 52; NSTC 2H28950; OCLC 9907300","Advertisement' dated London, 24 Jan 1828","1834 (NUC); 1839 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1828 (OCLC)",,
2158,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A052","Red Barn, The","Robert HUISH",1828,"Male",,"THE RED BARN, A TALE, FOUNDED ON FACT","London:                     Printed for Knight and Lacey, 55, Paternoster Row, and sold by all Booksellers, 1828","1 vol.  (vi, 716p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 1509/24; NSTC 2H35895; EN2 1828: 53; OCLC 18174194","BLPC attributes this copy to Robert Huish, and another (C.140.c.25) to William Maginn. Sadleir (Item 1521), notes that 'Halkett & Laing attribute the work to William Maginn on the strength of a paragraph by Charles Welch, published in <i>The Library Journal</i>, vol. v, p. 88, March 1880', adding that Welch's identification cannot be disregarded, even though DNB and several other bibliographers make no mention of it. Folding facsimile letter between pages 612 and 613; pp. [617]&ndash;716 contain 'Trial of William Corder, for the Murder of Maria Marten' plus other supplementary material. Collates in fours","1831 (NSTC)",,
2159,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A053","Young John Bull","Francis LATHOM",1828,"Male",,"YOUNG JOHN BULL; OR, BORN ABROAD AND BRED AT HOME. A NOVEL. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER; PUZZLED AND PLEASED; LONDON; HUMAN BEINGS; VERY STRANGE BUT VERY TRUE; ASTONISHMENT; POLISH BANDIT; UNKNOWN; FATAL VOW; MIDNIGHT BELL; LIVE AND LEARN; MEN AND MANNERS; &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1828","3 vols (I viii, 327p; II 286p; III 283p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47966-5; ECB 331; EN2 1828: 54; NSTC 2L5041; xOCLC","The Author's Address to the Reader', dated Philadelphia, 1 Mar 1828",,,
2160,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A054","Herbert Lacy","Thomas Henry LISTER",1828,"Male",,"HERBERT LACY. BY THE AUTHOR OF GRANBY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I vi, 305p; II 289p; III 285p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47706-9; ECB 265; EN2 1828: 55; NSTC 2L17196; OCLC 4355482","Dedication 'to Thomas Lister, Esq of Armitage Park, Staffordshire', signed 'Your very affectionate son, the author'","1833 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1828 (NSTC)","herbertlacy01liste herbertlacy02liste herbertlacy03liste herbertlacy01list herbertlacy02list herbertlacy03list aXgWPeqjyzkC","two separate copies in 3 vols; aXgWPeqjyzkC is 3 volumes bound together; additional scans available"
2161,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A055","Betrothed Lovers, The","Alessandro MANZONI",1828,"Male","Charles SWAN","THE BETROTHED LOVERS; A MILANESE TALE OF THE XVIIth. CENTURY: TRANSLATED FROM THE ITALIAN OF ALESSANDRO MANZONI. IN THREE VOLUMES","Pisa:                     Nicolo Capurro, Lung Arno, 1828","3 vols (I xvii, 390p; II 397p; III 347p). 12&deg;","BL 635.f.28; ECB 367; EN2 1828: 57; NSTC 2M13705; OCLC 21398960","Trans. of <i>I promessi sposi</i> (Milan, 1825&ndash;26, but not published until 1827). ECB lists Rivington as publisher, and dates June 1828, indicating that Swan's translation had a full circulation in Britain","1834 (NSTC, another trans.); 1844 (Wolff, Item 4479(b), another trans.); 1845 (NSTC, another trans.); Washington 1834 (OCLC, another trans.)",,
2162,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A056","Legends of Scotland. Third Series","Ronald M'CHRONICLE",1828,"Male",,"LEGENDS OF SCOTLAND. THIRD SERIES. IN THREE VOLUMES. CONTAINING EDWARD FALCONER. BY RONALD M'CHRONICLE, ESQ","London:                     A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1828","3 vols (I 241p; II 233p; III 226p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48070-1; ECB 358; EN2 1828: 56; NSTC 2M1928; xOCLC",,,,
2163,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A057","Life of Mansie Wauch, The","David Macbeth MOIR",1828,"Male",,"THE LIFE OF MANSIE WAUCH, TAILOR IN DALKEITH. WRITTEN BY HIMSELF","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1828","1 vol.  (viii, 374p). 12&deg;","Corvey; ECB 627; EN2 1828: 58; NSTC 2M32196; OCLC 19038233","Dedication 'to John Galt, Esq. of Guelph, Upper Canada'. 'Part of this Autobiography originally appeared in Blackwood's Magazine' appears on verso of half-title","1839 (NSTC); 1845 (NSTC); New York 1828 (OCLC)",,
2164,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A058","Life in India","Anne Catherine MONKLAND",1828,"Female",,"LIFE IN INDIA; OR, THE ENGLISH AT CALCUTTA. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I 259p; II 268p; III 296p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48098-1; ECB 345; EN2 1828: 59; NSTC 2M33113; OCLC 4729634",,"New York 1829 (OCLC)",,
2165,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A059","Adventures of Hajji Baba, of Ispahan, in England, The","James Justinian MORIER",1828,"Male",,"THE ADVENTURES OF HAJJI BABA, OF ISPAHAN, IN ENGLAND. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     John Murray, Albemarle-Street, 1828","2 vols (I xxxii, 306p; II 352p). 12&deg;","BL N.564; ECB 396; EN2 1828: 60; NSTC 2M36629; OCLC 3857113","Introduction dated London, 19 Apr 1828","1835 (NSTC); 1850 (NSTC); New York & Philadelphia 1828 (NSTC, NUC); German trans., 1829",,
2166,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A060","Romance of History, The","Henry NEELE",1828,"Male",,"THE ROMANCE OF HISTORY. ENGLAND. BY HENRY NEELE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Edward Bull, 26, Holles Street, Cavendish Square, 1828","3 vols (I ix, vi, 355p; II vi, 364p; III vi, 352p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51101-1; ECB 409; EN2 1828: 61; NSTC 2R16432; OCLC 6365281","Dedication 'to the King's Most Excellent Majesty'","2nd edn 1828 (OCLC); 3rd edn 1829 (OCLC); 4th edn 1831 (NSTC); 1833 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1828 (NSTC); German trans., 1828 [as <i>Romantische Erz&auml;hlungen aus der Geschichte Englands</i> (RS)]",,
2167,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A061","Yes and No","Constantine Henry, Marquis of Normanby PHIPPS",1828,"Male",,"YES AND NO: A TALE OF THE DAY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""MATILDA."" IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","2 vols (I vii, 335p; II 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48985-7; ECB 652; EN2 1828: 62; NSTC 2P15316; OCLC 2306938",,"Philadelphia 1828 (OCLC); French trans., 1830",,
2168,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A062","Waldstein","Karoline PICHLER",1828,"Female","J. D. ROSENTHAL","WALDSTEIN; OR, THE SWEDES IN PRAGUE. FROM THE GERMAN OF MADAME C. PICHLER, BY J. D. ROSENTHAL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     T. Rodwell, New Bond-Street, 1828","2 vols (I viii, 280p; II 293p). 12&deg;","BL N.546; ECB 449; EN2 1828: 63; NSTC 2P15726; xOCLC","Trans. of <i>Die Schweden in Prag</i> (Leipzig, 1827). Dedication to 'Her Serene Highness The Princess Paul Esterhazy' signed J. D. Rosenthal. BLPC indicates that J. D. Rosenthal is the same as James D. Haas, and that the latter surname was used afterwards. This chronology, however, does not accord with the appearance of Haas as translator on the t.p. of C. G. S. Heun's <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1826A044""><i>Liesli</i></a> (EN2 1826: 44)","3rd edn 1830 (OCLC 47721434); 1839 as <i>The Swedes in Prague</i>, trans. J. D. Haas (NSTC); 1845, trans. J. D. Haas (NSTC)",,
2169,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A063","Coming Out; and The Field of the Forty Footsteps","Anna Maria PORTER",1828,"Female",,"COMING OUT; AND THE FIELD OF THE FORTY FOOTSTEPS. BY JANE AND ANNA MARIA PORTER. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1828","3 vols (I ix, 508p; II 575p; III 680p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48357-3; ECB 464; EN2 1828: 64; NSTC 2P22243; OCLC 5715840","Prefatory Address to the Reader of ""Coming Out""', signed Anna Maria Porter, Esher, Nov 1827. 'Preface to ""The Field of the Forty Footsteps""', signed Jane Porter, Esher, Dec 1827. Vols 1 and 2 include 'Coming Out: A Tale of the Nineteenth Century' [by A. M. Porter]; Jane Porter's 'The Field of the Forty Footsteps; a Romance of the Seventeenth Century' fills vol. 3","New York 1828 (OCLC); French trans., 1828 [separately as <i>Le Champ des quarante pas</i> (CCFR), and <i>Entréé dans le monde</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1828/29 [<i>Das Feld der vierzig Fußstapfen. Romantische Erz&auml;hlung</i> (RS)]",,
2170,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A064","Adventures and Vagaries of Twm Shon Catti, The","Thomas Jeffery Llewelyn PRICHARD",1828,"Male",,"THE ADVENTURES AND VAGARIES OF TWM SHON CATTI, DESCRIPTIVE OF LIFE IN WALES: INTERSPERSED WITH POEMS. BY T. J. LLEWELYN PRICHARD","Aberystwyth:                     Printed for the Author, by John Cox, 1828","1 vol.  (252p). 12&deg;","BL 12614.dd.11; NSTC 2P26274; EN2 1828: 65; OCLC 13305768","Collates in sixes. Claimed as the first indigenous Welsh novel (see Gerald Morgan, 'The First Anglo-Welsh Novel', <i>The Anglo-Welsh Review</i> 17 (1968), 114&ndash;22)","Cowbridge [1839] (NSTC)",,
2171,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A065","Cuthbert","Sophia REEVE",1828,"Female",,"CUTHBERT. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Sustenance and Stretch, Percy Street, 1828","3 vols (I 264p; II 254p; III 286p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47365-9; ECB 149; EN2 1828: 66; NSTC 2R5344; xOCLC",,,,
2172,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A066","Contrast","Regina Maria ROCHE",1828,"Female",,"CONTRAST. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY REGINA MARIA ROCHE, AUTHOR OF THE CHILDREN OF THE ABBEY; DISCARDED SON; VICAR OF LANSDOWN; BRIDAL OF DUNAMORE; TRADITION OF THE CASTLE; CASTLE CHAPEL, &C. &C","London:                     A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1828","3 vols (I xxiv, 372p; II 358p; III 326p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48457-X; ECB 498; EN2 1828: 67; NSTC 2D1378; OCLC 7026880","Dedication to her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta, dated London, 10 Apr 1828. List of 'Subscribers', vol. 1, pp. [xvii]&ndash;xxiv","New York 1828 (OCLC)",,
2173,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A067","Will, The","Ann ROLFE",1828,"Female",,"THE WILL; OR, TWENTY-ONE YEARS. IN ONE VOLUME. BY MRS. ANN ROLFE, AUTHOR OF ""MISCELLANEOUS POEMS FOR A WINTER'S EVENING;"" ""CHOICE AND NO CHOICE.""","Saxmundham:                     Printed and sold by L. Brightly, 1828","1 vol.  (xii, 402p, vi). 12&deg;","O 249.s.457; NSTC 2R16113; EN2 1828: 68; OCLC 42635504","Prefatory 'Author, Reviewer, and Reader', in the form of a dialogue. The text is in small print, and in word length matches a contemporary three-volumed novel. 'List of Subscribers', at end (separately paginated [i]&ndash;vi). ECB 500 lists Newman edn, Mar 1830, but not discovered in this form",,,
2174,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A068","Penelope","William Pitt SCARGILL",1828,"Male",,"PENELOPE: OR, LOVE'S LABOUR LOST. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Hunt and Clarke, York Street, Covent Garden, 1828","3 vols (I 358p; II 331p; III 296p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48413-8; ECB 440; EN2 1828: 70; NSTC 2S6005; OCLC 8887405","For the problematic issue of author attribution, see Notes to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1826A068""><i>Truth: A Novel by the Author of Nothing</i></a> (EN2 1826: 68), in conjunction with EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">2</a>, <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">3</a>, and <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">4</a>",,,
2175,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A069","Marriage in High Life, A","Lady Caroline Lucy SCOTT",1828,"Female",,"A MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE. EDITED BY THE AUTHORESS OF 'FLIRTATION.' IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","2 vols (I iv, 300p; II 308p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48160-0; ECB 369; EN2 1828: 71; NSTC 2S8316; OCLC 8248844","Wolff (IV, 192; Item 6217) of the author notes: 'This novel, her first, was edited by her relative, Lady Charlotte Susan Maria Bury.'","Philadelphia 1833 (NUC); French trans., 1830; German trans., 1837","marriageinhighli01scot marriageinhighli02scot",
2176,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A070","Chronicles of the Canongate. Second Series","Sir Walter SCOTT",1828,"Male",,"CHRONICLES OF THE CANONGATE. SECOND SERIES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Cadell and Co.; and Simpkin and Marshall, London, 1828","3 vols (I 336p; II 336p; III 348p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48542-8; ECB 521; EN2 1828: 72; NSTC 2S9531; OCLC 764449","Saint Valentine's Day; or, the Fair Maid of Perth' (drop-head title) begins at vol. 1, p. 23","2nd edn' 1828 as <i>St Valentine's Day; or, the Fair Maid of Perth</i> (CBEL3, OCLC); New York 1828 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1828 (NSTC)]; French trans., 1828 [as <i>La Jolie Fille de Perth</i> (see note below)]; German trans., 1828 [as <i>Das schöne M&auml;dchen von Perth</i> (RS)]. Numerous reprintings in collected edns. Robert Cadell on 15 Aug 1828 wrote to Scott saying he was sending 'a Copy of an old friend in a new dress ""La Jolie Fille de Perth""' (see Grierson, X, 485). This would suggest a French translation in circulation before the 1829 imprint found in CCFR",,
2177,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A071","Hope Leslie","Catharine Maria SEDGWICK",1828,"Female",,"HOPE LESLIE; OR, EARLY TIMES IN THE MASSACHUSETTS. BY THE AUTHOR OF REDWOOD. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     John Miller, 40, Pall-Mall, 1828","3 vols (I 286p; II 292p; III 302p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47690-9; ECB 281; EN2 1828: 73; NSTC 2L12052; OCLC 12118616","ECB dates Nov 1827, and lists Colburn (actually the publisher with Bentley of the 1830 edn) as publisher. Originally published New York 1827, with the Miller (London) edn appearing slightly later (Blanck)","1830 (OCCL); 1850 (OCLC); French trans., 1828 [as <i>La Jeune sauvage, ou les premi&egrave;res années de la province de Massachusetts</i> (CCFR)]",,
2178,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A072","Tales of Woman","Frederick SHOBERL",1828,"Male",,"TALES OF WOMAN. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","2 vols (I vi, 331p; II 271p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51168-2; ECB 576; EN2 1828: 74; NSTC 2S20069; OCLC 11436004","I The Wife; Helen [Lindorf]; II Helen, concluded; The Russian Daughter; The Mother. In the Preface the 'Editor' states that the tales, by different hands, are 'designed to illustrate the character of that sex, on which lordly Man, in some of his lofty moods, is apt to look down with a degree of contempt; and to show him that if there are qualities of mind in which he surpasses Woman, yet it would be difficult for him to exhibit such sublime examples of the heroism of affection as she has to produce' (p. [iii]). Block, NSTC, and OCLC list as 'edited by' Shoberl; Wolff (IV, 114&ndash;15; Item 6296) questions the attribution","New York 1829 (OCLC)",,
2179,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A073","Zillah","Horatio SMITH",1828,"Male",,"ZILLAH; A TALE OF THE HOLY CITY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""BRAMBLETYE HOUSE,"" ""THE TOR HILL,"" ""REUBEN APSLEY,"" &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","4 vols (I xxiii, 300p; II 309p; III 307p; IV 316p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-49001-4; ECB 655; EN2 1828: 75; NSTC 2S26656; OCLC 4205479","Dedication 'to Barron Field, Esq. late Judge of the Supreme Court, New South Wales'. 'Advertisement' states that the work was 'placed in the Publisher's hands early in March last', but publication deferred owing to its similarity in setting to <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1828A031""><i>Salathiel</i></a> (EN2 1828: 32)","2nd edn 1828 (NSTC); 1839 (NSTC); New York 1829 (OCLC); French trans., 1829; German trans., 1829 [as <i>Zilla, romantisches Gem&auml;lde aus d. Geschichte Jerusalems</i> (RS)]",,
2180,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A074","Tales of the Moors","Amelia Gillespie SMYTH",1828,"Female",,"TALES OF THE MOORS: OR, RAINY DAYS IN ROSS-SHIRE. BY THE AUTHOR OF SELWYN IN SEARCH OF A DAUGHTER","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, Strand, London, 1828","1 vol.  (xix, 437p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48865-6; ECB 576; EN2 1828: 76; NSTC 2S29276; OCLC 4672114","Dedication to Sir Walter Scott, Baronet. ECB gives the author as 'Car. Bowles', an erroneous attribution to Caroline Anne Bowles (afterwards Southey). 'Selwyn in Search of a Daughter' (as mentioned in the title) was first serialised in <i>Blackwood's Magazine</i>, during 1827, and only appeared in book form in 1835",,,
2181,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A075","Ulrica of Saxony","Rosalia ST CLAIR",1828,"Female",,"ULRICA OF SAXONY. A ROMANTIC TALE OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY. BY ROSALIA ST. CLAIR, AUTHOR OF THE BANKER'S DAUGHTERS OF BRISTOL; FIRST AND LAST YEARS OF WEDDED LIFE; CLAVERING TOWER; SON OF O'DONNEL; FASHIONABLES AND UNFASHIONABLES; &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall-Street, 1828","3 vols (I 252p; II 286p; III 241p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48502-9; ECB 511; EN2 1828: 69; NSTC 2S2001; OCLC 7032272",,,,
2182,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A076","Mary Harland","Elizabeth STRUTT [formerly BYRON, Elizabeth]",1828,"Female",,"MARY HARLAND; OR, THE JOURNEY TO LONDON. A TALE OF HUMBLE LIFE","Edinburgh:                     Published by Oliver & Boyd, Tweeddale Court; and Geo. B. Whittaker, London, 1828","1 vol.  (320p). 18&deg;","BL 1210.c.18(2); ECB 371; EN2 1828: 9; NSTC 2H8444; xOCLC","For the identification of Strutt as the author of this title, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
2183,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A077","Fireside Book, A","Charles Benjamin TAYLER",1828,"Male",,"A FIRESIDE BOOK, OR THE ACCOUNT OF A CHRISTMAS SPENT AT OLD COURT. BY THE AUTHOR OF MAY YOU LIKE IT","London:                     Printed for J. A. Hessey, 93, Fleet-Street, 1828","1 vol.  (229p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL N.192(2); CME 3-628-47619-4; ECB 206; EN2 1828: 77; NSTC 2T2779; OCLC 5395086","Dedication 'To my Sisters, Fancy and Charlotte'","1830 (OCLC); '2nd edn' 1830 (OCLC); Boston 1832 (OCLC)",,
2184,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A078","Glenalpin","Sarah TAYLOR",1828,"Female",,"GLENALPIN, OR THE BANDIT'S CAVE. BY MISS SARAH TAYLOR. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, and S. Wilkin, Norwich, 1828","2 vols (I iii, 304p; II 305p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48945-8; ECB 580; EN2 1828: 78; xNSTC; OCLC 29089468","Preface addressed to the Subscribers', signed Sarah Taylor, 7 Apr 1828. Colophon of 'S. Wilkin, Printer, Norwich, March 21st. 1828' at end of vol. 1. Jarndyce XCV, Item 1099, notes vi&ndash;pp. subscribers' list in vol. 2, but none found in the Corvey copy","1832 (NSTC 2T4263)",,
2185,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A079","Tales of an Antiquary","Richard THOMSON",1828,"Male",,"TALES OF AN ANTIQUARY: CHIEFLY ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE MANNERS, TRADITIONS, AND REMARKABLE LOCALITIES OF ANCIENT LONDON. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1828","3 vols (I vi, 360p; II 393p; III 353p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-52306-0; ECB 575; EN2 1828: 79; NSTC 2T10488; OCLC 4653693","Dedication to the Author of Waverley. OCLC 49374946 describes MS of 83 leaves containing material for a 2nd series held at Princeton","1832 as <i>Legends of London</i> (NSTC); German trans., 1829 (as <i>Sagen der Vorzeit</i> (RS)]",,
2186,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A080","Gomez Arias","Joaquin Telesforo de TRUEBA Y COSIO",1828,"Male",,"GOMEZ ARIAS; OR, THE MOORS OF THE ALPUJARRAS. A SPANISH HISTORICAL ROMANCE. BY DON TELESFORO DE TRUEBA Y COSIO. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Hurst, Chance, and Co. 65, St. Paul's Church Yard, 1828","3 vols (I xi, 262p; II 260p; III 235p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48834-6; ECB 601; EN2 1828: 80; NSTC 2T18797; OCLC 13376948","Preface mentions 'the work being written in English by a Spaniard' (p. xi). Dedication to the Right Honourable Lord Holland, dated London, Mar 1828","German trans., 1828; French trans., 1829",,
2187,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A081","Almack's Revisited","Charles WHITE",1828,"Male",,"ALMACK'S REVISITED. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1828","3 vols (I 384p; II 336p; III 368p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47049-8; ECB 14; EN2 1828: 81; NSTC 2W16615; OCLC 6037815","The same book as <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1828A082""><i>Herbert Milton</i></a> (EN2 1828: 82) with another t.p. and a different setting. Colophon in all vols: 'Printed by J. F. Dove, St. John's Square'","2nd edn 1828 (NSTC); New York 1828 (OCLC)",,
2188,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A082","Herbert Milton","Charles WHITE",1828,"Male",,"HERBERT MILTON. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1828","3 vols (I 381p; II 327p; III 366p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47779-4; ECB 265; EN2 1828: 82; NSTC 2W16625; OCLC 36034843","A notice at the beginning of vol. 1 (after t.p., and before beginning of main text) claims that 'the following work was originally written under the title of ""Almack's"", and before the Publication of that popular Novel'&mdash;see EN2 1828: 81 for the same text under the different title of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1828A081""><i>Almack's Revisited</i></a>, and EN2 1826: 47 for the original <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1984""><i>Almack's</i></a>. Colophon in all vols: 'Printed by S. and R. Bentley, Dorset Street'","German trans., 1828 [as 'Herbert Milton, oder Leben der höheren St&auml;nde in London' (RS)]",,
2189,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1828A083","Life and Remains of Wilmot Warwick, The","George WIGHTWICK",1828,"Male",,"THE LIFE AND REMAINS OF WILMOT WARWICK. EDITED BY HIS FRIEND HENRY VERNON","London:                     James Ridgway, Piccadilly, 1828/29","2 vols (I (1828) 326p; II (1829) 314p). 8&deg;","Corvey; ECB 345; EN2 1828: 83; NSTC 2W7023; OCLC 35111006","Dedication to 'Geoffrey Crayon, Esq.', signed 'Henry Vernon'",,,
2190,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A001","My Grandfather's Farm","Gabriel ALEXANDER",1829,"Male",,"MY GRANDFATHER'S FARM; OR, PICTURES OF RURAL LIFE","Edinburgh:                     Published by Oliver & Boyd, Tweeddale-Court; and Geo. B. Whittaker, London, 1829","1 vol.  (335p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51100-3; ECB 403; EN2 1829: 6; NSTC 2G17267; OCLC 28786432","For attribution to Gabriel Alexander, see <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a> and Publishing Papers (click on link below)",,,
2191,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A002","Davenels, The","ANON",1829,"Unknown",,"THE DAVENELS; OR, A CAMPAIGN OF FASHION IN DUBLIN. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","2 vols (I vii, 320p; II 271p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47425-6; ECB 153; EN2 1829: 1; NSTC 2D3470; OCLC 2079923","Dedication to His Grace the Duke of Wellington",,,
2192,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A003","D'Erbine","ANON",1829,"Unknown",,"D'ERBINE; OR, THE CYNIC. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers'-Hall Court, 1829","3 vols (I 334p; II 278p; III 310p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47413-2; ECB 159; EN2 1829: 2; NSTC 2D9893; OCLC 22403837",,,,
2193,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A004","Fate of Graysdale, The","ANON",1829,"Unknown",,"THE FATE OF GRAYSDALE. A LEGEND. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     James Duncan, 37, Paternoster Row, 1829","2 vols (I 312p; II 285p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47485-X; ECB 201; EN2 1829: 3; NSTC 2F2748; xOCLC",,,,
2194,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A005","Jesuitism and Methodism","ANON",1829,"Unknown",,"JESUITISM AND METHODISM. A NOVEL. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for the Author, and published by Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1829","2 vols (I 256p; II 218p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47989-4; ECB 308; EN2 1829: 4; NSTC 2J5575; OCLC 32359722","ECB lists Simpkin as publisher, May 1829, but not discovered in this form",,,
2195,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A006","Life of a Midshipman, The","ANON",1829,"Unknown",,"THE LIFE OF A MIDSHIPMAN, A TALE FOUNDED ON FACTS: AND INTENDED TO CORRECT AN INJUDICIOUS PREDILECTION IN BOYS FOR THE LIFE OF A SAILOR","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","1 vol.  (xii, 264p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48108-2; ECB 345; EN2 1829: 5; NSTC 2N38; OCLC 13260227","Introduction signed 'E. N.'",,,
2196,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A007","Pacococo","ANON",1829,"Unknown",,"PACOCOCO. A ROMANCE","London:                     Printed and published by I. Pesman, 63, Cromer Street, Gray's Inn Road, 1829","1 vol.  (131p). 12&deg;","C Rom.52.47<sup>3</sup>; EN2 1829: 7; NSTC 2P691; OCLC 13272682","Collates in sixes",,,
2197,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A008","Reay Morden","ANON",1829,"Unknown",,"REAY MORDEN: A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     George A. Douglas; Simpkin & Marshall, London; and J. Cumming, Dublin, 1829","3 vols (I iii, 315p, II 289p; III 367p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48517-7; ECB 481; EN2 1829: 8; xNSTC; xOCLC","The Author's Advertisement', dated Edinburgh, 1829. NSTC attributes to 'Nibbs', missionary in Jamaica, but no further evidence concerning this has been discovered","2nd edn 1829 (NSTC 2N7307)",,
2198,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A009","School of Fashion, The","ANON",1829,"Unknown",,"THE SCHOOL OF FASHION, A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I viii, 288p; II 300p; III 312p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48535-5; ECB 518; EN2 1829: 9; NSTC 2S7378; OCLC 11843296","Preface, pp. [v]&ndash;vii refers to the great proportion of 'Fashionable Novels' in recent years. OCLC attributes to Ann Thicknesse, speculating a resissue of her <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1800A073""><i>School for Fashion</i></a> (EN2 1800: 74). However, the greater size of the present work, as well as the placing of the opening narrative 'about four years after the close of the late French wars' (vol. 1, p. [1]), argues strongly against this","New York 1829 (NSTC)",,
2199,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A010","Tales of Four Nations","ANON",1829,"Unknown",,"TALES OF FOUR NATIONS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Whitaker[sic], Treacher, and Arnot. Ave-Maria Lane, 1829","3 vols (I ix, 312p; II 311p; III 310p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48799-4; ECB 575; EN2 1829: 10; NSTC 2T1384; OCLC 48438906",,"1831 (NSTC)",,
2200,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A011","Tales of Perplexity","ANON",1829,"Unknown",,"TALES OF PERPLEXITY. THE RENDEZVOUS. THE DISINHERITED. CROSS PURPOSES","London:                     Published by Sampson Low, 42, Lamb's Conduit Street, 1829","1 vol.  (223p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51157-7; ECB 576; EN2 1829: 11; NSTC 2T1413; xOCLC",,,,
2201,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A012","Three Weeks in the Downs","ANON",1829,"Female",,"THREE WEEKS IN THE DOWNS, OR CONJUGAL FIDELITY REWARDED: EXEMPLIFIED IN THE NARRATIVE OF HELEN AND EDMUND. A TALE FOUNDED ON FACT. BY AN OFFICER'S WIDOW","London:                     Published by John Bennett, Three-Tun Passage, Ivy-Lane, Paternoster-Row; and W. Bennett, Russell-Street, Plymouth, 1829","1 vol.  (663p). 8&deg;","O Vet.A6.e.2132; EN2 Update 3; xNSTC; OCLC 43158555","Additional engraved t.p., also dated 1829, and bearing the imprint of John Bennett alone. Introductory address (3 pp. unn.) in which the authoress acknowledges indebtedness 'to some valuable <i>Periodicals</i>, as well as to a recent and excellent work entitled the <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1828A009"">Night Watch</a>' (for the latter, see EN2 1828: 11). 'Contents' (4 pp. unn.) also precede main narrative, which itself commences on p. [3]. Engraved frontispiece, plus six other plates interleaved in text, all save one (undated) bearing the date 1829. Evidently published first in numbers. Collates in fours. OCLC entry attributes to John Bennett (as on the imprint), fl. 1829&ndash;38, probably in error","1834 (NSTC 2D18353)",,
2202,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A013","Waldegrave","ANON",1829,"Unknown",,"WALDEGRAVE, A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 305p; II 287p; III 318p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48812-5; ECB 618; EN2 1829: 12; NSTC 2W1638; OCLC 9586860",,"New York 1829 (OCLC)",,
2203,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A014","Reginald Trevor","Edward Trevor ANWYL",1829,"Male",,"REGINALD TREVOR; OR, THE WELSH LOYALISTS. A TALE OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. BY EDWARD TREVOR ANWYL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1829","3 vols (I xi, 270p; II 247p; III 281p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47065-X; ECB 21; EN2 1829: 13; NSTC 2A13965; OCLC 48037627","Dedication 'to Sir Watkin Williams Wynn (of Wynnstay, in the County of Denbigh) Bart, M.P., Lord Lieutenant of the Counties of Denbigh and Merioneth'. Prefatory address 'to Philip Sydney Arundel Esq., of Gray's Inn, London' dated 'G&mdash;&ndash;-, near Dolgelley, N.W. December 1828.' Attributed to Anwyl in NSTC, OCLC, and other sources; but see <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>, which opens up the possibility that Thomas Richards, Surgeon, was the true author and that Anwyl is a pseudonym",,,
2204,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A015","Youth and Manhood of Edward Ellis","Edward Trevor ANWYL",1829,"Male",,"YOUTH AND MANHOOD OF EDWARD ELLIS, AND THE COUSINS; ROMANTIC TALES OF WELCH SOCIETY AND SCENERY. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for W. Reeves, Bridge Court, Near Westminster Bridge, 1829","2 vols (I vi, 431p; II 393p). 12&deg;","DLC PR.3991.A1Y59; EN2 1829: 14; NSTC 2E7776; xOCLC","Dedication to the author's mother. 'Advertisement' dated London, Feb 1827. Author attribution from a later collection, <i>Tales of Welshland and Welsherie</i> (EN3 1831: 11), an A. K. Newman publication which states on its t.p. 'by the author of Reginald Trevor, Youth of Edward Ellis, &c.'. For <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1829A014""><i>Reginald Trevor</i></a>, commonly attributed to Edward Trevor Anwyl, see EN2 1829: 13. But see also <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">EN2 Update 2</a>, which opens up the possibility that Thomas Richards, Surgeon, was the true author, and that Anwyl is a pseudonym. Vol.1 contains: 'The Youth of Edward Ellis' (up to p. 270), 'The Cousins' (pp. 273&ndash;431); vol. 2 contains: 'Frederic Anwyl' (up to p. 199), 'The Prediction' (pp. 203&ndash;393). For an earlier issue of the same stories, see <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1827A013""><i>Tales of Welsh Society and Scenery</i></a> (EN2 1827: 13). ECB 654 lists Newman, 1830 edn (also given in Summers); but not discovered in this form",,,
2205,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A016","Spy Unmasked, The","H. L. BARNUM",1829,"Male",,"THE SPY UNMASKED; OR, MEMOIRS OF ENOCH CROSBY, ALIAS HARVEY BIRCH, THE HERO OF THE ""SPY, A TALE OF THE NEUTRAL GROUND,"" BY MR. COOPER, AUTHOR OF ""THE PILOT,"" ""THE RED ROVER,"" &C. &C. BY H. L. BARNUM. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     A. K. Newman and Co. New York: J. & J. Harper, Cliff-Street, 1829","2 vols (I xxi, 234p; II 222p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47104-4; ECB 41; EN2 1829: 15; NSTC 2B9202; xOCLC","Dedication 'to James F. Cooper, Esq., author of ""The Spy"", ""Red Rover"", &c', vol. 1, pp. [vii]&ndash;viii. Introduction, pp. [ix]&ndash;xxi. Continuous roman and arabic pagination in vol. 1, with novel proper beginning at p. [23]. Originally published New York 1828 (OCLC)",,,
2206,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A017","Peace Campaigns of a Cornet","North Ludlow BEAMISH",1829,"Male",,"PEACE CAMPAIGNS OF A CORNET. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     John Ebers and Co., Old Bond Street, 1829","3 vols (I vii, 307p; II 299p; III 258p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48406-5; ECB 438; EN2 1829: 16; NSTC 2B13220; OCLC 1301051","Advertisement' dated Regent's Park, Apr 1829","New York 1829 (NSTC)",,
2207,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A018","Longhollow","Mary Bryan BEDINGFIELD",1829,"Female",,"LONGHOLLOW: A COUNTRY TALE. BY MRS BRYAN BEDINGFIELD. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Whittaker, Treacher, and Arnot, Ave Maria Lane, 1829","3 vols (I xv, 334p; II 291p; III 261p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47188-5; ECB 47; EN2 1829: 17; NSTC 2B14569; xOCLC","ECB gives the title as 'Longfellow: a tale of the West'",,,
2208,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A019","Freebooter's Bride, The","William Bayle BERNARD",1829,"Male",,"THE FREEBOOTER'S BRIDE; OR, THE BLACK PIRATE OF THE MEDITERRANEAN: INCLUDING THE MYSTERY OF THE MORESCOES. A ROMANCE, INTERSPERSED WITH HISTORICAL ALLUSIONS TO THE REIGN OF CHARLES V. IN FIVE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1829","5 vols (I viii, 278p; II 276p; III 258p; IV 262p; V 257p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47809-X; ECB 216; EN2 1829: 18; NSTC 2F15201; OCLC 6730580",,,,
2209,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A020","Chapters On Churchyards","Caroline Anne BOWLES",1829,"Female",,"CHAPTERS ON CHURCHYARDS","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, London, 1829","2 vols (I 303p; II 316p). 8&deg;","BL 837.d.28; ECB 106; EN2 1829: 19; NSTC 2B43724; OCLC 2737424","Versos of half-titles to vol. 1 and vol. 2 carry the legend: 'Originally published in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine.' Vol. 1 contains 'Churchyards', 'Broad Summerford', and 'The Haunted Churchyard'; vol. 2 contains 'Andrew Cleaves' and 'The Grave of the Broken Heart'","1841 (NSTC); New York 1842 (NSTC)",,
2210,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A021","Fitzwalters, The","James Norris BREWER",1829,"Male",,"THE FITZWALTERS, BARONS OF CHESTERTON; OR, ANCIENT TIMES IN ENGLAND. BY THE AUTHOR OF A WINTER'S TALE, SECRETS MADE PUBLIC, SIR FERDINAND OF ENGLAND, SIR GILBERT EASTERLING, OLD FAMILY LEGEND, &C. &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1829","4 vols (I ii, 296p; II 266p; III 257p; IV 256p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47604-6; ECB 207; EN2 1829: 20; NSTC 2F7679; OCLC 37213002",,,,
2211,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A022","Devereux","Edward George BULWER LYTTON",1829,"Male",,"DEVEREUX. A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""PELHAM."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I vii, 299p; II 310p; III 344p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47150-8; ECB 160; EN2 1829: 21; NSTC 2B57397; OCLC 4630009",,"New edn 1829 (OCLC); 1831 (NSTC); 1836 (NSTC);1841 (OCLC); Boston 1829 (OCLC) [also New York 1829 (OCLC)]; French trans., 1829; German trans., 1830",,
2212,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A023","Disowned, The","Edward George BULWER LYTTON",1829,"Male",,"THE DISOWNED. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""PELHAM."" IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","4 vols (I xlix, 384p; II 341p; III 273p; IV 354p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47166-4; ECB 84; EN2 1829: 22; NSTC 2B57399; OCLC 7434235","Dedication to William Lytton Bulwer, Esq., dated 8 Nov 1828","2nd edn 1829 (NSTC); 3rd edn 1829 (NSTC); 1835 (NSTC); 1840 (OCLC); 1847 (OCLC); New York 1829 (NSTC); French trans., 1829 [as <i>L'Enfant désavoué</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1829 [as <i>Der Verstoßene</i> (RS)]",,
2213,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A024","My Foster Brother","Selina BUNBURY",1829,"Female",,"MY FOSTER BROTHER","Dublin:                     R. M. Tims, 85, Grafton-Street; Houlston and Son, and Hamilton and Adams, Paternoster-Row; J. Nesbitt, Berner's-St.; Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly, London; W. Oliphant; Waugh and Innes, Edinburgh; and Chalmers and Collins, Glasgow, 1829","1 vol.  (134p, ill.). 12&deg;","D Ir.3991.m.26; EN2 1829: 23; NSTC 2M42679; OCLC 41220980",,"2nd edn 1833 (NSTC)",,
2214,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A025","Retrospections","Selina BUNBURY",1829,"Female",,"RETROSPECTIONS; A SOLDIER'S STORY. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""A VISIT TO MY BIRTH-PLACE,"" ""ABBEY OF INNISMOYLE,"" ""STORIES FROM CHURCH HISTORY,"" &C. &C","Dublin:                     William Curry, jun. and Co. 9, Upper Sackville Street, 1829","1 vol.  (294p). 12&deg;","BL 4413.f.41; ECB 489; EN2 1829: 24; NSTC 2B57692; xOCLC","ECB lists as Hurst (Dublin) 1829, but not discovered with this imprint","1839 (OCLC 37417139)",,
2215,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A026","Father Butler","William CARLETON",1829,"Male",,"FATHER BUTLER. THE LOUGH DEARG PILGRIM. BEING SKETCHES OF IRISH MANNERS","Dublin:                     William Curry, jun. and Co., 9, Upper Sackville-Street, 1829","1 vol.  (iv, 302p, ill.). 12&deg;","BL 4413.f.40(3); ECB 201; EN2 1829: 25; NSTC 2C7486; OCLC 2079979","Notice to the Reader', dated 20 Feb 1829, stating that the original was published in a magazine. The second story begins on p. 201","2nd edn 1839 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1834 (OCLC)",,
2216,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A027","Stratton Hill","John CARNE",1829,"Male",,"STRATTON HILL, A TALE OF THE CIVIL WARS. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""LETTERS FROM THE EAST,"" ""TALES OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND,"" &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I iv, 304p; II 308p; III 309p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48679-3; ECB 566; EN2 1829: 26; NSTC 2C8056; OCLC 21718386",,"New York 1829 (NSTC)",,
2217,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A028","Tales of my Time","?Anne CHETWODE",1829,"Female",,"TALES OF MY TIME. BY THE AUTHOR OF BLUE-STOCKING HALL. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 297p; II 311p; III 351p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48871-0; ECB 575; EN2 1829: 74; NSTC 2S6011; OCLC 13336186","I Who Is She?; II Who Is She?; The Young Reformers; III The Young Reformers. For the attribution to Chetwode, as opposed to William Pitt Scargill, see EN2 Updates <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">1</a> and <a href=""../guide/update2.html"">2</a>. OCLC entry also mentions attribution to Mrs J. C. Loudon",,,
2218,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A029","Borderers, The","James Fenimore COOPER",1829,"Male",,"THE BORDERERS: A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE SPY,"" ""THE RED ROVER,"" ""THE PRAIRIE,"" &C. &C. &C","London:                     Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington-Street, 1829","3 vols (I xiv, 299p; II 311p; III 316p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47328-4; ECB 134; EN2 1829: 27; NSTC 2C36778; OCLC 1471767","This edn narrowly preceded the first American issue (Blanck)","2nd edn 1830 (OCLC); 1833 (NSTC); 1836 (OCLC); 1849 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1829 as <i>The Wept of Wish Ton-Wish</i> (Blanck, NSTC); German trans., 1829 [as <i>Conanchet und die Puritaner in Connecticut</i> (RS) and as <i>Die Grenzbewohner, oder die Beweinte von Wish-Ton-Wish</i> (RS)]",,
2219,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A030","Tales Characteristic, Descriptive, and Allegorical","Harriet CORP",1829,"Female",,"TALES CHARACTERISTIC, DESCRIPTIVE, AND ALLEGORICAL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""AN ANTIDOTE TO THE MISERIES OF HUMAN LIFE,"" &C. &C. WITH A FRONTISPIECE","London:                     Printed for Baldwin and Cradock, 1829","1 vol.  (vi, 222p, ill.). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51144-5; ECB 575; EN2 1829: 28; NSTC 2C38500; OCLC 665007",,,,
2220,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A031","Legends of the Lakes","Thomas Crofton CROKER",1829,"Male",,"LEGENDS OF THE LAKES; OR, SAYINGS AND DOINGS AT KILLARNEY. COLLECTED CHIEFLY FROM THE MANUSCRIPTS OF R. ADOLPHUS LYNCH, ESQ. H.P. KING'S GERMAN LEGION. BY T. CROFTON CROKER","London:                     John Ebers and Co. Old Bond Street, 1829","2 vols (I viii, 245p, ill., map, music; II vi, 247p, ill., music). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51008-2; ECB 144; EN2 1829: 29; NSTC 2C43658; OCLC 1922680","Dedication 'to Miss Edgeworth, of Edgeworth's Town, Ireland'. Vol. 2, pp. [245]&ndash;247 contains 'Topographical Index'","1831 in 'condensed and popular form' as <i>Killarney Legends</i> (Corvey, OCLC)",,
2221,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A032","Yesterday in Ireland","Eyre Evans CROWE",1829,"Male",,"YESTERDAY IN IRELAND. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""TO DAY IN IRELAND."" IN THREE VOLS","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 313p; II 327p; III 332p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48986-5; ECB 652; EN2 1829: 30; NSTC 2C44613; OCLC 21236465","I Corramahon; II Corramahon. The Northerns of 1798; III Corramahon. The Northerns of 1798. 'Corramahon' ends at vol. 2, p. 287, and 'The Northerns of Ninety-Eight' begins vol. 2, p. [291]; t.p. to vol. 3 wrongly indicates that 'Corramahon' is in that volume. Dedication to the Marquis of Lansdowne","New York 1829 (NSTC)",,
2222,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A033","Geraldine of Desmond","Miss M. G. T. CRUMPE",1829,"Female",,"GERALDINE OF DESMOND, OR IRELAND IN THE REIGN OF ELIZABETH. AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I xxiii, 352p; II 323p; III 287p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47749-2; ECB 228; EN2 1829: 31; NSTC 2C45428; OCLC 3178861","Dedication to Thomas Moore, Esq., dated Welbeck Street, Cavendish Square, 1 May 1829","2nd edn 1830 (NSTC)",,
2223,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A034","Modern Martyr, The","Timothy EAST",1829,"Male",,"THE MODERN MARTYR. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE EVANGELICAL RAMBLER.""","London:                     Frederick Westley and A. H. Davis, 10, Stationers'-Hall-Court, and Ave-Maria-Lane; John Boyd, Edinburgh; R. Wrightson, Birmingham; and G. Tyrrell, Dublin, 1829","2 vols (I vi, 311p; II 318p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48218-6; ECB 390; EN2 1829: 32; NSTC 2M17638; xOCLC","Preface (vol. 1, pp. [iii]&ndash;vi) dated 1 Jan 1829. Last paragraph of preface reads: 'It may not be improper to add, that the early part of this work was published in the ""Spirit and Manners of the Age,"" when the author stood connected with that periodical; but on his retiring, he resolved to present it to his friends and the public in its present form' (p. vi). Originally published in book form (partially?) Philadelphia 1828, as <i>The Modern Martyr, a Fragment, with Other Interesting Extracts from 'The Spirit and Manners of the Age'</i> (OCLC). OCLC 8323804 indicates that this was selected from items published in the <i>Philadelphia Recorder</i>",,"9HcVAAAAYAAJ","9HcVAAAAYAAJ is Philidelphia edition, has additional material? possibly rescan"
2224,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A035","Tales of a Voyager to the Arctic Ocean. Second Series","Robert Pierce GILLIES",1829,"Male",,"TALES OF A VOYAGER TO THE ARCTIC OCEAN. SECOND SERIES. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 342p; II 352p; III 337p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48875-3; ECB 575; EN2 1829: 33; NSTC 2G8248; OCLC 12041978",,"1834 (NSTC)",,
2225,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A036","Sailors and Saints","William Nugent GLASCOCK",1829,"Male",,"SAILORS AND SAINTS; OR, MATRIMONIAL MANOEUVRES. BY THE AUTHORS OF THE ""NAVAL SKETCH BOOK."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I vii, 315p; II 327p; III 316p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51125-9; ECB 511; EN2 1829: 34; NSTC 2G9531; OCLC 21184973",,"2nd edn 1829 (NSTC); 1834 (OCLC); New York 1829 (NSTC)",,
2226,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A037","Chelsea Pensioners, The","George Robert GLEIG",1829,"Male",,"THE CHELSEA PENSIONERS. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE SUBALTERN."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 318p; II 307p; III 328p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47262-8; ECB 108; EN2 1829: 35; NSTC 2G10267; OCLC 1102816",,"1833 (NSTC); 1834 (OCLC); 1840 (OCLC); 1841 (NSTC); German trans., 1830 [as <i>Der Invaliden-Klub, Kriegsabentheuer aus dem Leben gedienter Officiere</i> (RS)]",,
2227,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A038","Hungarian Tales","Catherine Grace Frances GORE",1829,"Female",,"HUNGARIAN TALES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE LETTRE DE CACHET."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1829","3 vols (I x, 328p; II [329p]-427p, 250p; III 339p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48862-1; ECB 288; EN2 1829: 36; NSTC 2G14842; OCLC 21282750",,"New York 1829 (OCLC)",,
2228,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A039","Romances of Real Life","Catherine Grace Frances GORE",1829,"Female",,"ROMANCES OF REAL LIFE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""HUNGARIAN TALES."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I vi, 329p; II 323p; III 354p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51120-8; ECB 501; EN2 1829: 37; NSTC 2G14881; OCLC 10247135",,"1834 (OCLC); New York 1829 (NSTC)",,
2229,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A040","Traits of Travel","Thomas Colley GRATTAN",1829,"Male",,"TRAITS OF TRAVEL; OR, TALES OF MEN AND CITIES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""HIGH-WAYS AND BY-WAYS."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I viii, 336p; II 366p; III 335p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51143-7; ECB 241; EN2 1829: 38; NSTC 2G18175; OCLC 3505830","Advertisement' dated Brussels, 1829","1834 as <i>Tales of Travel; or, Traits of Men and Cities</i> (OCLC); Boston 1829 (OCLC) [also New York 1829 (OCLC)]; German trans., 1829",,
2230,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A041","Sir Philip Gasteneys","Roger GRESLEY",1829,"Male",,"SIR PHILIP GASTENEYS: A MINOR. BY SIR ROGER GRESLEY, BART","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","1 vol.  (vii, 209p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51062-7; ECB 539; EN2 1829: 39; NSTC 2G21774; OCLC 16311669","Preface dated Paris, 25 Mar 1829",,,
2231,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A042","Trials of Life, The","Elizabeth Caroline GREY",1829,"Female",,"THE TRIALS OF LIFE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""DE LISLE."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Edward Bull, Holles Street, 1829","3 vols (I 319p; II 285p; III 279p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48829-X; ECB 599; EN2 1829: 40; NSTC 2G22168; OCLC 2106892",,"New York & Philadelphia 1829 (NSTC)",,
2232,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A043","Collegians, The","Gerald Joseph GRIFFIN",1829,"Male",,"THE COLLEGIANS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1829","3 vols (I 330p; II 349p; III 322p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47304-7; ECB 125; EN2 1829: 41; NSTC 2G22641; OCLC 4045029","Half-titles read 'A Second Series of Tales of the Munster Festivals.'","2nd edn 1829 (NSTC); 1847 (NSTC); 1848 (OCLC); New York 1829 (NSTC)",,
2233,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A044","Rivals, The","Gerald Joseph GRIFFIN",1829,"Male",,"THE RIVALS. TRACY'S AMBITION. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE COLLEGIANS."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1829","3 vols (I xxx, 306p; II 321p; III 302p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48613-0; ECB 246; EN2 1829: 42; NSTC 2G22651; xOCLC","Half-titles read: 'Third Series of Tales of the Munster Festivals.'","1830 (OCLC 1990287); 1842 (NSTC); New York 1830 (NSTC). Sadleir (Item 1071) notes of the unavowed 2nd edn, 1830, that internally the only difference from the 1st edn is the date on the titles",,
2234,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A045","Sketches of Irish Character","Anna Maria HALL",1829,"Female",,"SKETCHES OF IRISH CHARACTER. BY MRS. S. C. HALL","London:                     Frederick Westley, and A. H. Davis, Stationers'-Hall Court, 1829","2 vols (I ix, 224p; II 220p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51029-5; ECB 250; EN2 1829: 43; NSTC 2H2562; OCLC 21219302","Introduction' addressed to 'my dear Miss Mitford'. 2nd series (1 vol.) published in 1831: see EN3 1831: 35","New York 1829 (NSTC)",,
2235,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A046","Tales of a Physician","William H. HARRISON",1829,"Male",,"TALES OF A PHYSICIAN. BY W. H. HARRISON","London:                     Robert Jennings, Poultry, 1829","1 vol.  (vi, 248p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51031-7; ECB 256; EN2 1829: 44; NSTC 2H9972; OCLC 2950798","2nd series (1 vol.) published in 1831, with the imprint of Jennings and Chaplin: see EN3 1831: 36","1831, with 2nd series (OCLC); Philadelphia 1835 (NSTC); French trans., 1833 [as <i>Les Mémoires d'un médicin</i> (MGD)]",,
2236,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A047","Rybrent de Cruce","Catharine HEAD",1829,"Female",,"RYBRENT DE CRUCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 318p; II 309p; III 332p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48588-6; ECB 509; EN2 1829: 45; NSTC 2H14825; OCLC 13365188",,"New York 1829 (NSTC)","rybrentdecruce01head rybrentdecruce02head rybrentdecruce03head yl8RAAAAYAAJ","3 vols, UIUC; l8RAAAAYAAJ is vol 2 (of two) New York edition"
2237,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A048","Last of the Plantagenets, The","William HESELTINE",1829,"Male",,"THE LAST OF THE PLANTAGENETS: AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE. ILLUSTRATING SOME OF THE PUBLIC EVENTS, AND DOMESTIC AND ECCLESIASTICAL MANNERS, OF THE FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH CENTURIES","London:                     Smith, Elder, and Co., Cornhill, 1829","1 vol.  (xxiv, 464p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47906-1; ECB 330; EN2 1829: 46; NSTC 2H19331; xOCLC",,"2nd edn 1829 (OCLC 17971693); 3rd edn 1839 (OCLC); New York 1829 (NSTC)",,
2238,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A049","Beatrice, a Tale Founded on Facts","Barbara HOFLAND [formerly HOOLE, Barbara]",1829,"Female",,"BEATRICE, A TALE FOUNDED ON FACTS. BY MRS. HOFLAND. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1829","3 vols (I 324p; II 354p; III 312p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47675-5; ECB 275; EN2 1829: 47; NSTC 2H29375; xOCLC",,"New York 1830 (OCLC)",,
2239,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A050","Richelieu, a Tale of France","George Payne Rainsford JAMES",1829,"Male",,"RICHELIEU, A TALE OF FRANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I xix, 290p; II 315p; III 348p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47936-3; ECB 493; EN2 1829: 48; NSTC 2J2162; OCLC 2503093",,"2nd edn 1831 (NSTC); 1839 (NSTC); New York 1829 (OCLC); French trans., 1830; German trans., 1830 [as <i>Kardinal Richelieu. Eine historisch-romantische Schilderung Frankreichs im Jahr 1642</i> (RS)]",,
2240,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A051","Margaret Coryton","George JONES",1829,"Male",,"MARGARET CORYTON. BY LEIGH CLIFFE, ESQ. AUTHOR OF ""PARGA,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     R. & S. A. Bielefeld, Rathbone-Place, and Galignani, Paris, 1829","3 vols (I 267p; II 282p; III 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47292-X; ECB 121; EN2 1829: 49; NSTC 2C26363; OCLC 46320772","Dedication to the Right Honourable Lady Charlotte Bury. Preface dated London, May 1829. George Jones is identified as the author of the chain of novels associated with the pseudonym Leigh Cliffe (see also EN2 1820: 40, 1822: 49, 1823: 49). This sequence of works is nevertheless claimed by Christian Frederick Wieles in his appeals to the Royal Literary Fund (see RLF 12: 444; and for further details, <a href=""../guide/update4.html"">EN2 Update 4</a>)",,,
2241,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A052","Emily Moreland","Hannah Maria JONES",1829,"Female",,"EMILY MORELAND; OR, THE MAID OF THE VALLEY. BY HANNAH MARIA JONES, AUTHORESS OF ROSALINE WOODBRIDGE, STRANGERS OF THE GLEN, THE WEDDING RING, GRETNA GREEN, THE VICTIM OF FASHION, &C. &C. &C","London:                     Printed by C. Baynes, Duke Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, for George Virtue, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, Bath-Street Bristol; and St. Vincent Street, Liverpool, 1829","1 vol.  (760p, ill.). 8&deg;","BL 12646.i.21; EN2 1829: 50; NSTC 2J10423; OCLC 2864903","Additional engraved t.p., with imprint 'London, published by G. Virtue, 26, Ivy Lane, 1829'. Frontispiece plus 8 other engraved ills. Collates in fours. Another edn was published in 3 vols with the same year imprint: 'Printed for the Proprietor, by C. Baynes, Duke Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, & Piper, Paternoster Row, 1829', and carrying a Preface signed 'H. M. J.'. A copy of this is held in Corvey (CME 3-628-47559-7). For full details, see EN2 1829: 50(a)","1836 (NSTC)",,
2242,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A053","Tales of an Indian Camp","James Athearn JONES",1829,"Male",,"TALES OF AN INDIAN CAMP. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I xxxiii, 312p; II iv, 336p; III iv, 341p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51151-8; ECB 575; EN2 1829: 51; NSTC 2J10660; OCLC 6596394","29 items","2nd edn 1830 as <i>Traditions of the North American Indians</i> (NSTC)",,
2243,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A054","Fashionable Mysteries","Francis LATHOM",1829,"Male",,"FASHIONABLE MYSTERIES; OR, THE RIVAL DUCHESSES, AND OTHER TALES. BY FRANCIS LATHOM, AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER; PUZZLED AND PLEASED; LONDON; YOUNG JOHN BULL; VERY STRANGE BUT VERY TRUE; ASTONISHMENT; POLISH BANDIT; UNKNOWN; FATAL VOW; MIDNIGHT BELL; LIVE AND LEARN; HUMAN BEINGS; MEN AND MANNERS; &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1829","3 vols (I 297p; II 274p; III 281p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47957-6; ECB 330; EN2 1829: 53; NSTC 2L5029; xOCLC",,,,
2244,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A055","Carbonaro, The","Pierre Marc Gaston de L&#201;VIS",1829,"Male",,"THE CARBONARO. A PIEDMONTESE TALE. BY THE DUKE DE LEVIS. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","2 vols (I xi, 314p; II 404p). 12&deg;","BL N.659; ECB 343; NSTC 2L13574; EN2 1829: 54; OCLC 14221264","Trans. of <i>La Conspiration de mil huit cent vingt et un, ou les jumeaux de Chevreuse</i> (Paris, 1829)","New York 1829 (OCLC)",,
2245,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A056","Restalrig","Eliza LOGAN",1829,"Female",,"RESTALRIG; OR, THE FORFEITURE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ST JOHNSTOUN, OR JOHN EARL OF GOWRIE. IN TWO VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     MacLachlan & Stewart; and Simpkin & Marshall, London, 1829","2 vols (I viii, 308p; II 346p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48564-9; ECB 489; EN2 1829: 55; NSTC 2L19798; OCLC 13305528","Dedication to the Right Honourable James, Baron Ruthven, dated Edinburgh, 1 Dec 1828","1839 (OCLC); French trans., 1829 [as <i>Logan de Restalrig</i> (BLPC)]",,
2246,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A057","Stories of a Bride","Jane C. LOUDON",1829,"Female",,"STORIES OF A BRIDE; BY THE AUTHOR OF THE MUMMY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 307p; II 323p; III 296p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48625-4; ECB 564; EN2 1829: 56; NSTC 2S42434; OCLC 13137826",,"New York 1830 (OCLC)",,
2247,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A058","Private Life","Mary Jane MACKENZIE",1829,"Female",,"PRIVATE LIFE; OR, VARIETIES OF CHARACTER AND OPINION. IN TWO VOLUMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""GERALDINE,"" &C. &C","London:                     Printed for T. Cadell, Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh, 1829","2 vols (I 361p; II 391p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48356-5; EN2 1829: 57; NSTC 2M5900; OCLC 6350365","ECB 360 lists 3rd edn, Cadell, 1835","2nd edn 1830 (OCLC); 3rd edn 1835 (NSTC); New York 1829 (OCLC)",,
2248,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A059","Tales of Military Life","William MAGINN",1829,"Male",,"TALES OF MILITARY LIFE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""THE MILITARY SKETCH BOOK."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I vii, 335p; II 322p; III 331p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48864-8; ECB 575; EN2 1829: 58; NSTC 2M9549; OCLC 13322562","I Vandeleur; II Vandeleur; III Vandeleur concluded; Gentleman Gray. Dedication 'to the Colonel of the 42nd (Royal Highlanders,) Lieutenant-General the Right Hon. Sir George Murray, G.C.B. and G.C.H.'. Preface mentions the author having spent the 'greatest part' of his life in the army. Wolff (Item 7574) suggests that the attribution of this title to William Maginn by Block is likely to be wrong&mdash;see also <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1827A052""><i>The Military Sketch-Book</i></a> (EN2 1827: 51) and <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>, where information suggesting an alternative Irish author is supplied","1834 (OCLC); New York 1829 (OCLC)",,
2249,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A060","Naval Officer, The","Frederick MARRYAT",1829,"Male",,"THE NAVAL OFFICER; OR, SCENES AND ADVENTURES IN THE LIFE OF FRANK MILDMAY. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 297p; II 310p; III 270p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48259-3; ECB 408; EN2 1829: 59; NSTC 2M15125; OCLC 5305661",,"1834 (OCLC); 1834 as <i>Frank Mildmay; or, the Naval Officer</i> (OCLC); 1835 (OCLC); 1836 (NSTC); 1839 (NSTC); Philadelphia 1833 (OCLC); French trans., 1833; German trans., 1835",,
2250,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A061","Stories of Waterloo","William Hamilton MAXWELL",1829,"Male",,"STORIES OF WATERLOO; AND OTHER TALES. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 336p; II 279p; III 296p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51133-X; ECB 564; EN2 1829: 60; NSTC 2M21432; OCLC 5119612","32 tales","1833 (NSTC); 1834 (NSTC); 1838 (OCLC); 1847 (OCLC); New York 1830 (OCLC)",,
2251,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A062","Blandfords, The","Henrietta Rouviere MOSSE",1829,"Female",,"THE BLANDFORDS; OR, FATE AND FORTUNE. A NOVEL. BY HENRIETTA ROUVIERE MOSSE, AUTHOR OF A FATHER'S LOVE AND A WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP, BRIDE AND NO WIFE, GRATITUDE, WOMAN'S WIT AND MAN'S WISDOM &C. &C. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1829","4 vols (I 298p; II 295p; III 267p; IV 298p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48342-5; ECB 399; EN2 1829: 61; NSTC 2R19126; xOCLC","Dedication to the Marchioness Cornwallis, dated London, 24 June 1829",,,
2252,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A063","Five Nights of St Albans, The","William MUDFORD",1829,"Male",,"THE FIVE NIGHTS OF ST. ALBANS. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     William Blackwood, and T. Cadell, Strand, London, 1829","3 vols (I viii, 312p; II 285p; III 286p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47616-X; ECB 207; EN2 1829: 62; NSTC 2M39802; OCLC 13337932","Preface dated London, 22 May 1829","2nd edn London 1835 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1833 (NSTC); German trans., 1830",,
2253,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A064","Lord Morcar of Hereward","Julia S. H. PARDOE",1829,"Female",,"LORD MORCAR OF HEREWARD. A ROMANCE OF THE TIMES OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1829","4 vols (I 293p; II 272p; III 278p; IV 288p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48114-7; ECB 353; EN2 1829: 63; NSTC 2P3006; OCLC 53089381",,,,
2254,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A065","Misfortunes of Elphin, The","Thomas Love PEACOCK",1829,"Male",,"THE MISFORTUNES OF ELPHIN. BY THE AUTHOR OF HEADLONG HALL","London:                     Published by Thomas Hookham, Old Bond Street, 1829","1 vol.  (240p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48214-3; ECB 438; EN2 1829: 64; NSTC 2P8179; OCLC 4300840",,,,
2255,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A066","Sectarian, The","Andrew PICKEN",1829,"Male",,"THE SECTARIAN; OR, THE CHURCH AND THE MEETING-HOUSE. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 282p; II 306p; III 324p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48672-6; ECB 525; EN2 1829: 65; NSTC 2P15789; OCLC 35981713",,,,
2256,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A067","Indian Chief, The","Karl Magnus POSTL",1829,"Male",,"THE INDIAN CHIEF; OR, TOKEAH AND THE WHITE ROSE. A TALE OF THE INDIANS AND THE WHITES. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     A. K. Newman and Co. Philadelphia: Carey, Lea, and Carey, 1829","3 vols (I viii, 261p; II 234p; III 244p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47471-X; ECB 295; EN2 1829: 66; NSTC 2I1784; OCLC 12335844","ECB gives the title as 'The Indian chief: an American novel'. Originally published Philadelphia 1829, as <i>Tokeah; or, the White Rose</i> (OCLC). Postl wrote pseudonymously as Charles Sealsfield and also as C. Sidon, and Tokeah is catalogued by OCLC under the first of these names","This novel served as the basis for a larger work, in German, <i>Der Legitime und die Republikaner</i> (Zurich, 1833)",,
2257,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A068","&#201;cart&#233;","John RICHARDSON",1829,"Male",,"&#201;CART&#201;; OR, THE SALONS OF PARIS. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 327p; II 329p; III 343p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47526-0; ECB 177; EN2 1829: 67; NSTC 2R9646; OCLC 12495506",,"New York 1829 (OCLC)",,
2258,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A069","Tales and Confessions","Leitch RITCHIE",1829,"Male",,"TALES AND CONFESSIONS. BY LEITCH RITCHIE","London:                     Smith, Elder, & Co. 65, Cornhill, 1829","1 vol.  (xii, 364p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51128-3; ECB 495; EN2 1829: 68; NSTC 2R11602; xOCLC","Dedication to James Augustus St John, Esq., dated London, 18 Nov 1828","New edn, with additions, 1833, as <i>London Nights' Entertainments</i> (NSTC); Philadelphia 1833, also as <i>London Nights' Entertainments</i> (OCLC)",,
2259,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A070","Florence","Mrs ROBERTSON",1829,"Female",,"FLORENCE: OR THE ASPIRANT. A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Whittaker, Treacher, and Co. Ave Maria Lane, 1829","3 vols (I 296p; II 293p; III 311p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47797-2; ECB 209; EN2 1829: 52; NSTC 2K3090; OCLC 22363268","Dedication to the King. For attribution to Mrs Robertson, as opposed to Grace Kennedy, see <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>",,,
2260,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A071","Tales of Passion","Francis Barry Boyle SAINT LEGER",1829,"Male",,"TALES OF PASSION: LORD LOVEL'S DAUGHTER. THE BOHEMIAN.&#8212;SECOND LOVE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""GILBERT EARLE."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington-Street, 1829","3 vols (I 315p; II 319p; III 356p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48872-9; ECB 576; EN2 1829: 70; NSTC 2S2248; OCLC 2043315","Notice' by the Author, dated 17 Jan 1829","New York 1829 (NSTC)",,
2261,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A072","Foscarini","Mme de SALUCES",1829,"Female",,"FOSCARINI OR THE PATRICIAN OF VENICE. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Rowland Hunter, St. Paul's Churchyard, 1829","2 vols (I 365p; II 395p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47768-9; ECB 212; EN2 1829: 71; NSTC 2F11603; OCLC 12187906","Trans. of <i>Foscarini, ou le patricien de Venise</i> (Paris, 1826). Alternate running-titles read 'Tales of our Neighbours'; this is explained in a 'Notice to the Reader' as the result of an original intention to include an additional tale relating to France","New York 1830 (OCLC)",,
2262,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A073","Rank and Talent","William Pitt SCARGILL",1829,"Male",,"RANK AND TALENT; A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""TRUCKLEBOROUGH-HALL."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 328p; II 323p; III 293p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48450-2; ECB 479; EN2 1829: 72; NSTC 2S6008; OCLC 21940182","For confirmation of Scargill's authorship of this novel, see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a>, under 1827: 62 (<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1827A061""><i>Truckleborough Hall</i></a>)",,,
2263,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A074","Tales of a Briefless Barrister","William Pitt SCARGILL",1829,"Male",,"TALES OF A BRIEFLESS BARRISTER. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I vi, 306p; II 309p; III 300p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48795-1; ECB 575; EN2 1829: 73; NSTC 2S6010; OCLC 5257601","For confirmation of Scargill's authorship of this novel, see <a href=""../guide/update3.html"">EN2 Update 3</a>, under 1827: 62 (<a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1827A061""><i>Truckleborough Hall</i></a>)","[1831?] (NSTC)",,
2264,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A075","Anne of Geierstein","Sir Walter SCOTT",1829,"Male",,"ANNE OF GEIERSTEIN; OR, THE MAIDEN OF THE MIST. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""WAVERLEY,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","Edinburgh:                     Printed for Cadell and Co.; and Simpkin and Marshall, London, 1829","3 vols (I 336p; II 346p; III 381p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48546-0; ECB 521; EN2 1829: 75; NSTC 2S9436; OCLC 1250944",,"New York 1829 (NSTC) [also Philadelphia 1829 (NSTC)]; French trans., 1829; German trans., 1829. Numerous reprintings in collected edns",,
2265,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A076","Oldcourt","Martin Archer SHEE",1829,"Male",,"OLDCOURT; A NOVEL, IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I iv, 366p; II 392p; III 396p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48248-8; ECB 422; EN2 1829: 76; NSTC 2O2792; OCLC 14090711",,,,
2266,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A077","Clouds and Sunshine","William SHEPHERD",1829,"Male",,"CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE","London:                     Printed for Samuel Maunder, 10, Newgate Street, n.d. [1829]","1 vol.  (x, 324p). 12&deg;","O 29.196; ECB 122; EN2 Update 2; NSTC 2S18889; xOCLC","Attributable to William Shepherd, Rector of Margaret Roding (Essex), and wrongly ascribed in NSTC to William Shepherd (1768&ndash;1847), Unitarian Minister. The Revd Shepherd in question was author of <i>Liturgical Considerations</i> (1824), almost certainly co-author with George Wilkins of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1822A081""><i>Body and Soul</i></a> (EN2 1822: 81) and possibly author of <a href=""titleDetails.asp?title=1825A074""><i>The Village Pastor</i></a> (EN2 1825: 88)&mdash;the latter work having also been associated with Wilkins. For these last two titles, see also <a href=""../guide/update1.html"">EN2 Update 1</a>. The constituent tales are: 'The Gipsy Girl', pp. [3]&ndash;40; 'Religious Offices' pp. [43]&ndash;95; 'Enthusiasm', pp. [99]&ndash;148; 'Romanism', pp. [151]&ndash;197; 'Rashness' [201]&ndash;250; 'De Lawrence' [253]&ndash;312. 'Romanism' in particular takes an anti-Emancipationist stance. 'Appendix', pp. [317]&ndash;24 is purely theological in content",,,
2267,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A078","Tales of the Wars of our Times","Joseph Moyle SHERER",1829,"Male",,"TALES OF THE WARS OF OUR TIMES. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""RECOLLECTIONS OF THE PENINSULA,"" &C. &C. &C. IN TWO VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1829","2 vols (I vii, 364p; II 369p). 8&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-51162-3; ECB 576; EN2 1829: 77; NSTC 2S19132; OCLC 6779802",,"German trans., 1832 [as <i>Bilder aus dem Kriegsleben</i> (RS)]",,
2268,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A079","New Forest, The","Horatio SMITH",1829,"Male",,"THE NEW FOREST. A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""BRAMBLETYE HOUSE,"" &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 305p; II 311p; III 327p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48192-9; ECB 545; EN2 1829: 78; NSTC 2S26649; OCLC 3757260",,"1830 (NSTC); New York 1829 (NSTC); German trans., 1830 [as <i>Der Wald von Hampshire, oder: des Sonderlings Gl&uuml;ck</i> (RS)]; French trans., 1831",,
2269,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A080","Eleanor Ogilvie the Maid of the Tweed","Rosalia ST CLAIR",1829,"Female",,"ELEANOR OGILVIE THE MAID OF THE TWEED. A ROMANTIC LEGEND. BY ROSALIA ST. CLAIR, AUTHOR OF THE HIGHLAND CASTLE; BANKER'S DAUGHTERS; SON OF O'DONNEL; &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1829","3 vols (I 268p; II 240p; III 251p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48494-4; ECB 511; EN2 1829: 69; NSTC 2S1993; xOCLC",,,,
2270,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A081","Rockite, The","Charlotte Elizabeth TONNA",1829,"Female",,"THE ROCKITE, AN IRISH STORY. BY CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH, AUTHOR OF OSRIC, THE SYSTEM, CONSISTENCY, &C. &C","London:                     James Nisbet, Berners Street, 1829","1 vol.  (286p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47577-5; ECB 183; EN2 1829: 79; NSTC 2C16472; OCLC 13747628","Dedication 'to Lord Mount Sandford'","2nd edn 1830 (OCLC); 3rd edn 1836 (OCLC); 4th edn 1846 (NSTC); New York 1844 (OCLC)",,
2271,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A082","Castilian, The","Joaquin Telesforo de TRUEBA Y COSIO",1829,"Male",,"THE CASTILIAN. BY DON TELESFORO DE TRUEBA Y COSIO, AUTHOR OF ""GOMEZ ARIAS."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I viii, 310p; II 369p; III 371p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-48833-8; ECB 601; EN2 1829: 80; NSTC 2T18796; OCLC 13376943","Preface dated Richmond, 30 Sept 1828","New York 1829 (OCLC); French trans., 1829 [as <i>Le Castillan, ou le prince noir en Espagne</i> (CCFR)]; German trans., 1829",,
2272,"GARSIDE1800-1829",20100817,"1829A083","Adventures of a King's Page, The","Charles WHITE",1829,"Male",,"THE ADVENTURES OF A KING'S PAGE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""ALMACK'S REVISITED."" IN THREE VOLUMES","London:                     Henry Colburn, New Burlington Street, 1829","3 vols (I 308p; II 312p; III 394p). 12&deg;","Corvey; CME 3-628-47017-X; ECB 6; EN2 1829: 81; NSTC 2W16614; OCLC 7901134",,"New York 1829 (OCLC); German trans., 1829 [as <i>Arthur Beverley, des Königs Page</i> (RS)]",,
2273,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:001","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2274,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:002","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2275,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:003","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2276,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:004","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2277,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:005","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2278,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:006","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2279,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:007","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2280,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:008","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2281,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:009","NORRINGTON","ANON",1830,"Unknown",,"NORRINGTON, OR THE MEMOIRS OF A PEER.","London: Hurst, Chance, and Co., 1830.",,,,,,
2282,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:010","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2283,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:011","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2284,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:012","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2285,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:013","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2286,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:014","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2287,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:015","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2288,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:016","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2289,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:017","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2290,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:018","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2291,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:019","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2292,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:020","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2293,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:021","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2294,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:022","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2295,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:023","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2296,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:024","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2297,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:025","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2298,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:026","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2299,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:027","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2300,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:028","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2301,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:029","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2302,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:030","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2303,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:031","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2304,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:032","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2305,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:033","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2306,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:034","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2307,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:035","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2308,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:036","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2309,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:037","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2310,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:038","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2311,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:039","THE WEIRD WOMAN OF THE WRAAGH","COATES, Mr [H",1830,"Male",,"THE WEIRD WOMAN OF THE WRAAGH; OR, BURTON AND LE MOORE. AN HISTORICAL TALE. BY MR. COATES. IN FOUR VOLUMES.","London: Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., 1830.",,,,,,
2312,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:040","The Water Witch","COOPER, James Fenimore",1830,"Male",,"THE WATER WITCH; OR, THE SKIMMER OF THE SEAS. A TALE. BY THE AUTHOR OF """"THE BORDERERS,"""" """"THE PRAIRIE,"""" &C.; &C.; IN THREE VOLUMES.",,,,,"revised and corrected, with a new preface, 1834 (NSTC, OCLC; BP: 30 Jan 1834, 6s boards); 1835 (OCLC); 1837 (OCLC); [1839] (NSTC, OCLC); 1844 (OCLC); [at least 9 more edns. to 1870]; Philadelphia 1831 (Blanck); German trans., 1830; French trans., 1831.","thewaterwitchski01cooprich thewaterwitchski02cooprich thewaterwitchski03cooprich ; waterwitchor00cooprich","3 vols; complete in 1 vol"
2313,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:041","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2314,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:042","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2315,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:043","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2316,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:044","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2317,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:045","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2318,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:046","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2319,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:047","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2320,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:048","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2321,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:049","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2322,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:050","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2323,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:051","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2324,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:052","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2325,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:053","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2326,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:054","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2327,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:055","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2328,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:056","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2329,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:057","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2330,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:058","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2331,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:059","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2332,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:060","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2333,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:061","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2334,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:062","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2335,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:063","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2336,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:064","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2337,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:065","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2338,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:066","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2339,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:067","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2340,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:068","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2341,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:069","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2342,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:070","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2343,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:071","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2344,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:072","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2345,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:073","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2346,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:074","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2347,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:075","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2348,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:076","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2349,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:077","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2350,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:078","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2351,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:079","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2352,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:080","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2353,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:081","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2354,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:082","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2355,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:083","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2356,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:084","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2357,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:085","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2358,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:086","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2359,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:087","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2360,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:088","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2361,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:089","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2362,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:090","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2363,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:091","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2364,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:092","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2365,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:093","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2366,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:094","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2367,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:095","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2368,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:096","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2369,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:097","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2370,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:098","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2371,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:099","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2372,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:100","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2373,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:101","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2374,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:102","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2375,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:103","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2376,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:104","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2377,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:105","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2378,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:106","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2379,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:107","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2380,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1830:108","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2381,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:001","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2382,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:002","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2383,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:003","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2384,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:004","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2385,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:005","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2386,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:006","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2387,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:007","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2388,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:008","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2389,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:009","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2390,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:010","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2391,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:011","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2392,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:012","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2393,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:013","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2394,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:014","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2395,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:015","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2396,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:016","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2397,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:017","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2398,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:018","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2399,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:019","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2400,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:020","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2401,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:021","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2402,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:022","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2403,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:023","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2404,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:024","THE YOUNG DUKE","[DISRAELI, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield]",1831,"Male",,"THE YOUNG DUKE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""VIVIAN GREY."" IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1831.",,,,,"IrA-AAAAYAAJ",
2405,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:025","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2406,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:026","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2407,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:027","Destiny","Ferrier",1831,"Female",,"DESTINY; OR, THE CHIEF'S DAUGHTER. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""MARRIAGE,"" AND ""THE INHERITANCE.”","Edinburgh: Printed for Robert Cadell, Edinburgh; and Whittaker and Co., London, 1831.",,,,,"destinyorchiefsd01ferr destinyorchiefsd02ferr",
2408,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:028","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2409,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:029","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2410,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:030","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2411,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:031","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2412,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:032","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2413,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:033","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2414,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:034","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2415,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:035","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2416,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:036","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2417,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:037","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2418,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:038","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2419,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:039","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2420,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:040","The Scottish Chieftains; or, the perils of love and war","Jones, H[annah] M[aria]",,,,,,,,,,,
2421,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:041","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2422,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:042","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2423,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:043","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2424,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:044","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2425,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:045","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2426,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:046","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2427,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:047","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2428,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:048","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2429,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:049","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2430,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:050","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2431,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:051","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2432,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:052","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2433,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:053","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2434,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:054","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2435,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:055","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2436,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:056","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2437,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:057","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2438,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:058","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2439,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:059","A PLAYWRIGHT'S ADVENTURES","REYNOLDS, Frederick",1831,"Male",,,,,,,,"4Fa0TLJjWnMC KvQOAAAAIAAJ","KvQOAAAAIAAJ is Stanford, no epub available"
2440,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:060","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2441,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:061","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2442,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:062","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2443,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:063","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2444,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:064","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2445,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:065","THE TEMPLE OF MELEKARTHA","[TAYLOR, Isaac]",1831,"Male",,,,,,,,"templeofmelekart01tayl templeofmelekart02tayl templeofmelekart013ayl yhInAAAAMAAJ","3 vols, UIUC; vol3of3 yhInAAAAMAAJ"
2446,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:066","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2447,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:067","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2448,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:068","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2449,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1831:069","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2450,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:001","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2451,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:002","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2452,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:003","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2453,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:004","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2454,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:005","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2455,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:006","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2456,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:007","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2457,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:008","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2458,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:009","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2459,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:010","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2460,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:011","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2461,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:012","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2462,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:013","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2463,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:014","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2464,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:015","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2465,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:016","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2466,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:017","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2467,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:018","THE LIFE OF A SAILOR. BY A CAPTAIN IN THE NAVY.","[CHAMIER, Frederick]",1832,"Male",,"THE LIFE OF A SAILOR. BY A CAPTAIN IN THE NAVY. IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, (Late Colburn and Bentley.), 1832.",,,,"2nd edn. 1833 (NSTC, OCLC; BP: 18 Apr 1833, 31s 6d boards; Bentley MS List: 500 copies); 1839 (OCLC); 1850 (NSTC); 1855 (OCLC); 1856 (NSTC, OCLC); Philadelphia 1833 (NSTC, OCLC) [also New York 1833 (OCLC)]; German trans., 1835.","lifeofsailor00chamuoft lifeofsailor01cham lifeofsailor02cham lifeofsailor03cham l87FwKYohOcC 9QMmAAAAMAAJ tgMmAAAAMAAJ y9w0AAAAMAAJ","3 vols, UIUCl; ifeofsailor00chamuoft l87FwKYohOcC 1950 edition;9QMmAAAAMAAJ tgMmAAAAMAAJ 2 vols new york edition; y9w0AAAAMAAJ 1839 london edition"
2468,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:019","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2469,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:020","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2470,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:021","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2471,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:022","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2472,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:023","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2473,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:024","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2474,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:025","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2475,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:026","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2476,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:027","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2477,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:028","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2478,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:029","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2479,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:030","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2480,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:031","THE RADICAL: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY","[GALT, John]",1832,,,,,,,,"1833 as <i>Reform: Being The Member and The Radical</i> (NSTC, OCLC).","4lYJAAAAQAAJ; TBdzjUXlltAC",
2481,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:032","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2482,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:033","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2483,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:034","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2484,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:035","THE OPERA","[GORE, Catharine Grace Frances]",1832,"Female",,"THE OPERA: A NOVEL. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS."" IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1832.",,,,,"operanovel01gore operanovel02gore operanovel03gore ",
2485,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:036","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2486,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:037","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2487,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:038","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2488,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:039","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2489,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:040","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2490,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:041","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2491,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:042","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2492,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:043","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2493,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:044","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2494,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:045","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2495,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:046","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2496,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:047","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2497,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:048","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2498,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:049","HENRY MASTERTON","[JAMES, George Payne Rainsford]",1832,"Male",,"HENRY MASTERTON; OR THE ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG CAVALIER. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""RICHELIEU,"" ""DARNLEY,"" &C.; IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1832.",,,,"revised and corrected, 1837 (NSTC, OCLC; BP 24 Nov 1837, 6s); 1847 (OCLC); 1851 (NSTC); 1853 (OCLC); 1858 (OCLC); 1865 (OCLC); New York 1832 (OCLC); German trans., 1833; French trans., 1835 [as <i>Mémoires d'un jeune cavalier, par James</i> ].","henrymastertonor01jame henrymastertonor02jame henrymastertonor03jame BR0GAAAAQAAJ henrymastertonor00jameuoft","3 vols, UIUC; BR0GAAAAQAAJ henrymastertonor00jameuoft standard novels edition"
2499,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:050","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2500,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:051","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2501,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:052","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2502,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:053","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2503,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:054","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2504,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:055","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2505,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:056","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2506,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:057","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2507,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:058","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2508,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:059","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2509,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:060","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2510,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:061","Newton Forster","MARRYAT, Frederick",,,,,,,,,,,
2511,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:062","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2512,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:063","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2513,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:064","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2514,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:065","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2515,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:066","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2516,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:067","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2517,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:068","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2518,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:069","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2519,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:070","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2520,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:071","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2521,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:072","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2522,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:073","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2523,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:074","FROISSART, AND HIS TIMES.","ST. LEDGER, [Francis] Barry [Boyle]",1832,"Male",,"FROISSART, AND HIS TIMES. BY THE LATE BARRY ST. LEGER, ESQ. IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington-Street, 1832.",,,,,"KN3HFDNS_S0C xPqOWTKGT4EC HUxzHH7P228C","3 volumes in order: KN3HFDNS_S0C xPqOWTKGT4EC HUxzHH7P228C"
2524,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:075","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2525,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:076","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2526,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:077","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2527,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:078","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2528,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:079","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2529,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:080","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2530,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:081","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2531,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:082","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2532,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:083","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2533,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:084","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2534,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:085","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2535,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:086","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2536,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:087","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2537,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1832:088","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2538,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:001","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2539,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:002","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2540,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:003","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2541,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:004","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2542,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:005","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2543,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:006","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2544,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:007","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2545,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:008","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2546,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:009","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2547,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:010","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2548,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:011","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2549,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:012","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2550,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:013",,"[BULWER LYTTON, Edward George]",1833,"Male",,"GODOLPHIN. A NOVEL. IN THREE VOLUMES.",,,,,"2nd edn. 1833 as <i>Godolphin, or, the Oath</i> (NSTC, OCLC; BP: 7 Aug 1833, 31s 6d boards; Bentley MS List: 250 copies); 1840 (OCLC); 1844 (OCLC); 1850 (NSTC, OCLC); 1850 (OCLC); [at least 5 more edns. to 1870]; Philadelphia 1833 (OCLC); German trans., 1834; French trans., 1836; Danish trans., 1858.","godolphin00lyttiala godolphin00lyttrich godolphin00lyttuoft u-INAAAAQAAJ","silverfork db notes best scan: godolphin00lyttrich entire text"
2551,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:014","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2552,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:015","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2553,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:016","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2554,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:017","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2555,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:018","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2556,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:019","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2557,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:020","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2558,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:021","ALROY","[DISRAELI, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield]",1833,"Male",,"THE WONDROUS TALE OF ALROY. THE RISE OF ISKANDER. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""VIVIAN GREY,"" ""CONTARINI FLEMING,"" &C.; IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1833.",,,,,"wondroustaleofal01disr wondroustaleofal02disr wondroustaleofal03disr; Nh-m_xGkhQC",
2559,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:022","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2560,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:023","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2561,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:024","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2562,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:025","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2563,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:026",,"[GARDINER, Marguerite], Countess of Blessington",1833,"Female",,"THE REPEALERS. A NOVEL. BY THE COUNTESS OF BLESSINGTON. IN THREE VOLUMES","London: Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street. (Successor to Henry Colburn.), 1833.",,,,,"gracecassidyorre01bles gracecassidyorre02bles gracecassidyorre03bles",
2564,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:027","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2565,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:028","POLISH TALES","[GORE, Catherine Grace Frances]",1833,"Female",,"POLISH TALES. BY THE AUTHORESS OF """"HUNGARIAN TALES."""" IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1833.",,,,,"aVS6oX7mqgIC pWdIAAAAMAAJ hTRIAAAAMAAJ 1GdIAAAAMAAJ","3vols aVS6oX7mqgIC pWdIAAAAMAAJ hTRIAAAAMAAJ; 1GdIAAAAMAAJ vol1of3 (duplicate)"
2566,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:029","THE SKETCH BOOK OF FASHION","[GORE, Catherine Grace Frances]",1833,"Female",,"THE SKETCH BOOK OF FASHION. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS."" IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, (Successor to Henry Colburn.), 1833.",,,,,"sketchbookoffash01gore sketchbookoffash002gore sketchbookoffash03gore",
2567,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:030","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2568,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:031","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2569,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:032","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2570,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:033","LOVE AND PRIDE","[HOOK, Theodore Edward]",1833,"Male",,"LOVE AND PRIDE. BY THE AUTHOR OF ""SAYINGS AND DOINGS,"" ETC. IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Printed for Whittaker & Co. Ave Maria Lane, 1833.",,,,,"widowandmarquess00hookuoft","subsequent edition with (slightly) different title."
2571,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:034","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2572,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:035","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2573,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:036","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2574,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:037","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2575,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:038","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2576,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:039","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2577,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:040","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2578,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:041","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2579,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:042","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2580,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:043","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2581,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:044","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2582,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:045","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2583,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:046","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2584,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:047","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2585,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:048","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2586,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:049","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2587,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:050","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2588,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:051","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2589,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:052","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2590,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:053","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2591,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:054","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2592,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:055","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2593,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:056","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2594,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:057","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2595,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:058","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2596,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:059","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2597,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:060","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2598,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:061","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2599,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:062","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2600,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:063","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2601,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:064","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2602,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:065","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2603,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:066","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2604,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:067","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2605,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:068","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2606,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:069","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2607,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:070","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2608,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:071","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2609,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:072","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2610,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:073","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2611,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:074","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2612,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:075","DERRY, A TALE OF THE REVOLUTION","[TONNA], Charlotte Elizabeth",1833,"Female",,"DERRY, A TALE OF THE REVOLUTION. BY CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH, AUTHORESS OF OSRIC, THE ROCKITE, THE SYSTEM, &C.; &C.;","London: James Nisbet, Berners Street, 1833.",,,,"3rd edn. 1834 (OCLC); 4th edn. 1835 (NSTC, OCLC); 5th edn. 1837 (OCLC); [6th edn.] 1839 (OCLC); 7th edn. 1841 (OCLC); [at least 3 further edns. to 1870]; New York 1839 (NSTC, OCLC).","siegeofderryorsu00char 71YNAAAAYAAJ psFUAAAAYAAJ M6VMAAAAYAAJ","some scans are of a later American edition"
2613,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:076","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2614,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:077","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2615,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1833:078","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2616,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:001","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2617,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:002","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2618,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:003","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2619,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:004","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2620,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:005","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2621,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:006","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2622,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:007","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2623,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:008","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2624,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:009","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2625,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:010","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2626,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:011","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2627,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:012","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2628,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:013","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2629,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:014","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2630,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:015","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2631,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:016","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2632,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:017","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2633,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:018","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2634,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:019","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2635,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:020","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2636,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:021","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2637,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:022","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2638,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:023","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2639,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:024","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2640,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:025","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2641,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:026","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2642,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:027","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2643,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:028","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2644,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:029","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2645,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:030","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2646,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:031","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2647,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:032","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2648,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:033","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2649,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:034","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2650,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:035","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2651,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:036","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2652,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:037","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2653,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:038","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2654,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:039","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2655,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:040","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2656,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:041","THE GIPSY MOTHER","JONES, Hannah Maria",1834,"Female",,,,,,,"[1835?] (NSTC); 1835 (OCLC); 1835 (OCLC); [1840?] (BRu ENC, OCLC); 1854 (Summers).","EewCuoV9EnYC",
2657,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:042","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2658,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:043","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2659,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:044","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2660,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:045","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2661,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:046","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2662,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:047","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2663,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:048","JACOB FAITHFUL","[MARRYAT, Frederick]",1834,"Male",,"JACOB FAITHFUL. BY THE AUTHOR OF """"PETER SIMPLE,"""" """"THE KINGS'S OWN,"""" &C.; IN THREE VOLUMES.",,,,,"2nd edn. 1834 (OCLC); 3rd edn. 1835 (NSTC, OCLC); 1837 (NSTC, OCLC); 1838 (NSTC, OCLC); 1844, a reissue of 1838 (NSTC); 1850 (NSTC); [at least 5 more edns. to 1870]; German trans., 1835; French trans., 1837.","pg21549",
2664,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:049","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2665,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:050","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2666,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:051","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2667,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:052","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2668,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:053","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2669,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:054","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2670,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:055","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2671,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:056","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2672,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:057","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2673,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:058","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2674,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:059","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2675,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:060","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2676,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:061","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2677,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:062","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2678,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:063","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2679,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:064","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2680,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:065","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2681,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:066","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2682,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:067","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2683,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:068","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2684,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:069","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2685,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:070","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2686,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:071","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2687,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:072","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2688,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:073","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2689,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:074","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2690,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:075","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2691,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:076","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2692,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1834:077","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2693,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:001","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2694,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:002","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2695,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:003","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2696,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:004","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2697,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:005","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2698,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:006","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2699,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:007","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2700,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:008","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2701,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:009","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2702,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:010","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2703,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:011","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2704,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:012","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2705,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:013","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2706,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:014","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2707,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:015","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2708,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:016","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2709,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:017","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2710,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:018","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2711,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:019","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2712,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:020","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2713,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:021","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2714,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:022","THE MAYOR OF WIND-GAP AND CANVASSING","[BANIM, John and Michael; and MARTIN, Harriet Letitia]",1835,"Male",,"THE MAYOR OF WIND-GAP AND CANVASSING. BY THE O'HARA FAMILY. IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Saunders and Otley, Conduit Street, 1835.",,,,"'new edn', revised, Dublin and London 1865 (NSTC, OCLC); 'The Mayor of Wind-gap' was published New York [also Philadelphia] 1835 (NSTC, OCLC); 'Canvassing' published Philadelphia 1835 (NSTC, OCLC); French trans., 1836 (of 'Canvassing' alone?), attributed to Banim, [as <i>Le candidat: Moeurs irlandaises</i> ].","mayorofwindgapca01bani mayorofwindgapca02bani mayorofwindgapca03bani rNoY9ssdIE4","3 vols, UIUC; NoY9ssdIE4 harvard has scan, google wont provide plain text"
2715,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:023","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2716,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:024","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2717,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:025","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2718,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:026","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2719,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:027","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2720,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:028","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2721,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:029","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2722,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:030","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2723,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:031","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2724,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:032","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2725,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:033","POSTHUMOUS RECORDS OF A LONDON CLERGYMAN","CAUNTER, {J}[ohn] Hobart",1835,"Male",,"POSTHUMOUS RECORDS OF A LONDON CLERGYMAN. EDITED BY THE REV. HOBART CAUNTER, B.D., AUTHOR OF THE ORIENTAL ANNUAL.","London: John W. Parker, West Strand, 1835.",,,,"New York and Boston 1836 (NSTC, OCLC) [also Philadelphia 1836 as Confessions and Crimes; or Posthumous Records of a London Clergyman (OCLC)].","hl73zP1DbqcC RAcmAAAAMAAJ","RAcmAAAAMAAJ Boston edition"
2726,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:034","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2727,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:035","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2728,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:036","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2729,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:037","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2730,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:038","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2731,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:039","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2732,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:040","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2733,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:041","THE EXILE OF ERIN","[DEACON, William Frederick]",1835,"Male",,"THE EXILE OF ERIN; OR, THE SORROWS OF A BASHFUL IRISHMAN. IN TWO VOLUMES.","London: Whittaker and Co., Ave-Maria-Lane, 1835.",,,,"[1854] as <i>Adventures of a Bashful Irishman </i> (NSTC); [1856] as <i>Adventures of a Bashful Irishman </i> (NSTC); 1862 as <i>Adventures of a Bashful Irishman </i> (NSTC); New York 1835 (NSTC).","exileoferinorsor01gunniala exileoferinorsor02gunniala m_-ggASqnTgC","2 vols; m_-ggASqnTgC 2 vols bound together"
2734,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:042","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2735,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:043","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2736,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:044","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2737,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:045","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2738,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:046","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2739,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:047","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2740,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:048","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2741,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:049","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2742,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:050","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2743,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:051","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2744,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:052","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2745,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:053","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2746,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:054","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2747,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:055","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2748,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:056","Pantika","HOWITT, William",1835,,,,,,,,,"pantikaortraditi01howi pantikaortraditi02howi; BeJx0O74vjkC;5BJNAAAAYAAJ ORNNAAAAYAAJ","BeJx0O74vjkC is 2 volumes bound together;"
2749,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:057","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2750,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:058","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2751,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:059","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2752,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:060","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2753,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:061","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2754,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:062","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2755,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:063","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2756,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:064","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2757,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:065","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2758,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:066","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2759,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:067","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2760,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:068","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2761,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:069","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2762,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:070","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2763,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:071","THE PRINCESS; OR, THE BEGUINE","MORGAN, Lady [Sydney] [née OWENSON, Sydney]",1835,"Female",,"THE PRINCESS; OR, THE BEGUINE. BY LADY MORGAN, AUTHOR OF ""O'DONNEL,"" &C.; IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street. (Successor to Henry Colburn.), 1835.",,,,,"Jws1AAAAMAAJ ZQs1AAAAMAAJ vws1AAAAMAAJ",
2764,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:072","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2765,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:073","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2766,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:074","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2767,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:075","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2768,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:076","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2769,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:077","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2770,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:078","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2771,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:079","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2772,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:080","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2773,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:081","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2774,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:082","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2775,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:083","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2776,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:084","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2777,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:085","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2778,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:086","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2779,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:087","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2780,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:088","HARRY CALVERLEY","[SHEE, Sir Martin Archer]",1835,"Male",,,,,,,"Philadelphia 1836 (OCLC).","ZLmC6PDyTFMC","ZLmC6PDyTFMC 3 volumes bound together"
2781,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:089","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2782,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:090","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2783,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:091","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2784,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:092","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2785,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:093","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2786,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:094","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2787,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:095","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2788,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:096","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2789,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:097","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2790,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:098","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2791,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:099","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2792,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:100","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2793,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:101","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2794,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:102","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2795,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:103","Tales of the Peerage and Peasantry","[SULLIVAN, Arabella Jane]; DACRE, Lady [Barbarina] (editor)",1835,"Female",,"TALES OF THE PEERAGE AND PEASANTRY. EDITED BY LADY DACRE. IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, 1835.",,,,"2nd edn. 1835 (NSTC; BP: 29 Oct 1835, 31s 6d boards); 1849 (NSTC, OCLC); 1854 (OCLC); [1859] (NSTC); New York 1835 (OCLC).","kiwNAAAAYAAJ 9tIOAAAAIAAJ talesofpeerageth00sulluoft","kiwNAAAAYAAJ vol1of2 new york edition; 9tIOAAAAIAAJ 3vols bound together; talesofpeerageth00sulluoft standard edition"
2796,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:104","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2797,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:105","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2798,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:106","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2799,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:107","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2800,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:108","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2801,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:109","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2802,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:110","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2803,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:111","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2804,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1835:112","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2805,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:001","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2806,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:002","JIREH: A SCENE IN THE PASTORAL LIFE OF THE AUTHOR","ANON",1836,,,,,,,,,,
2807,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:003","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2808,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:004","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2809,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:005","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2810,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:006","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2811,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:007","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2812,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:008","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2813,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:009","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2814,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:010","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2815,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:011","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2816,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:012","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2817,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:013","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2818,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:014","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2819,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:015","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2820,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:016","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2821,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:017","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2822,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:018","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2823,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:019","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2824,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:020","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2825,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:021","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2826,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:022","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2827,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:023","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2828,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:024","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2829,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:025","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2830,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:026","THE CONFESSIONS OF AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN","[GARDINER, Marguerite], Countess of Blessington",1836,"Female",,"THE CONFESSIONS OF AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN. ILLUSTRATED BY SIX FEMALE PORTRAITS, FROM HIGHLY FINISHED DRAWINGS BY E. T. PARRIS. BY THE COUNTESS OF BLESSINGTON.","London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman, Paternoster-Row, 1836.",,,,,"confessionsofeld00blesuoft",
2831,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:027","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2832,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:028","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2833,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:029","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2834,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:030","MRS. ARMYTAGE; OR, FEMALE DOMINATION.","[GORE, Catherine Grace Frances]",1836,"Female",,"MRS. ARMYTAGE; OR, FEMALE DOMINATION. BY THE AUTHORESS OF ""MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS.”  IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Henry Colburn, 13, Great Marlborough-Street, 1836.",,,,,"mrsarmytageorfem001gore mrsarmytageorfem002gore mrsarmytageorfem003gore","3 vols, DUKE"
2835,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:031","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2836,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:032","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2837,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:033","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2838,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:034","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2839,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:035","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2840,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:036","Gilbert Gurney","[HOOK, Theodore Edward]",1836,"Male",,"GILBERT GURNEY. BY THE AUTHOR OF """"SAYINGS AND DOINGS,"""" """"LOVE AND PRIDE,"""" ETC. IN THREE VOLUMES.",,,,,"2nd edn. 1836 (NSTC); 1841 (NSTC, OCLC); 1850 (NSTC, OCLC); 1857 (NSTC); London and New York 1863 (OCLC); Philadelphia 1836 (NSTC, OCLC); German trans., 1842; French trans., 1861 [abridged as <i>Ma Vie de Garçon. Reminiscences d'un vieux gentleman</i> ].","gilbertgurney00hookuoft gilbertgurney00hookrich gilbertgurney00hookgoog gilbertgurney01hook gilbertgurney02hook gilbertgurney02thook gilbertgurney03hook gilbertgurney03thook gilbertgurney02hookgoog gilbertgurney01hookgoog xiwgAAAAMAAJ","xiwgAAAAMAAJ later printing; silverfork db notes best scan: gilbertgurney00hookuoft entire text"
2841,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:037","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2842,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:038","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2843,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:039","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2844,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:040","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2845,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:041","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2846,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:042","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2847,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:043","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2848,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:044","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2849,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:045","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2850,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:046","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2851,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:047","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2852,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:048","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2853,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:049","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2854,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:050","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2855,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:051","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2856,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:052","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2857,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:053","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2858,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:054","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2859,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:055","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2860,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:056","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2861,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:057","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2862,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:058","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2863,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:059","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2864,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:060","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2865,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:061","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2866,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:062","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2867,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:063","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2868,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:064","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2869,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:065","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2870,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:066","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2871,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:067","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2872,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:068","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2873,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:069","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2874,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:070","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2875,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:071","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2876,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:072","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2877,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:073","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2878,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:074","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2879,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:075","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2880,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:076","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2881,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:077","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2882,"GARSIDE1830-1836",20110421,"1836:078","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE 1830-1836",,,,,,,,,,,,
2883,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE1:1","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2884,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE1:2","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2885,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE1:3","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2886,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE1:4","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2887,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE1:5","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2888,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE1:6","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2889,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE1:7","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2890,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE1:8","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2891,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE1:9","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2892,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE1:10","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2893,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE2:1","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2894,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE2:2","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2895,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE2:3","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2896,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE3:1","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2897,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE3:2","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2898,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE3:3","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2899,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE4:1","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2900,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE4:2","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2901,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE4:3","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2902,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE5:1","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
2903,"GARSIDE_UPDATES",20110714,"UPDATE6:1","PLACEHOLDER GARSIDE UPDATES 1-6",,,,,,,,,,,,
3000,"RIDDELL_ADDITIONS",20111110,"RIDDELL1","CASTLES IN THE AIR","[GORE, Catherine Grace Frances]",1847,"Female",,"CASTLES IN THE AIR. A NOVEL. BY MRS. GORE. IN THREE VOLUMES.","LONDON: RICHARD BENTLEY, NEW BURLINGTON STREET. 1847.",,,,,"hlm8HLDXy9EC; pukDAAAAQAAJ","first edition looks like: pukDAAAAQAAJ"
3001,"GARSIDE1770-1799",20111110,"1786:15","VATHEK","[BECKFORD, William]",1786,"Male","Samuel HENLEY","[VATHEK]. AN ARABIAN TALE, FROM AN UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT: WITH NOTES CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY.","London: Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-Yard, and entered at the Stationers' Hall, 1786.",,,,,"pg2060",
3002,"GARSIDE1770-1799",20111110,"1788:72","EMMELINE","SMITH, Charlotte",1788,"Female",,"EMMELINE, THE ORPHAN OF THE CASTLE. BY CHARLOTTE SMITH. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London: Printed for T. Cadell, in the Strand, 1788,",,,,,,
3003,"GARSIDE1770-1799",20111110,"1790:61","A SICILIAN ROMANCE","[RADCLIFFE, Ann]",1790,"Female",,"A SICILIAN ROMANCE. BY THE AUTHORESS OF THE CASTLES OF ATHLIN AND DUNBAYNE. IN TWO VOLUMES.","London: Printed for T. Hookham",,,,,"pg7371",
3004,"GARSIDE1770-1799",20111110,"1794:47","THE MYSTERIES OF UDOLPHO","RADCLIFFE, Ann",1794,"Female",,"THE MYSTERIES OF UDOLPHO, A ROMANCE; INTERSPERSED WITH SOME PIECES OF POETRY. BY ANN RADCLIFFE, AUTHOR OF THE ROMANCE OF THE FOREST, ETC. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London: Printed for G. G. J. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row, 1794.",,,,,"pg3268",
3005,"GARSIDE1770-1799",20111110,"1791:58","THE ROMANCE OF THE FOREST","[RADCLIFFE, Ann]",1791,"Female",,"THE ROMANCE OF THE FOREST: INTERSPERSED WITH SOME PIECES OF POETRY. BY THE AUTHORESS OF “A SICILIAN ROMANCE,” &C. IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Printed for T. Hookham and J. Carpenter, New and Old Bond Street, 1791.",,,,,,"university adelaide http://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/r/radcliffe/ann/forest/forest.epub"
3006,"GARSIDE1770-1799",20111110,"1799:42","ST. LEON","GODWIN, William",1799,"Male",,"ST. LEON: A TALE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. BY WILLIAM GODWIN. IN FOUR VOLUMES","London: Printed for G. G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row; R. Noble, Printer, Great Shire-Lane, 1799.",,,,,,
3007,"GARSIDE1770-1799",20111110,"1796:63","THE MONK","LEWIS, M[atthew] G[regory]",1796,"Male",,"THE MONK: A ROMANCE. IN THREE VOLUMES. BY M. G. LEWIS, ESQ. M.P.","London: Printed for J. Bell, Oxford-street, 1796.",,,,,,
3008,"GARSIDE1770-1799",20111110,"1797:70","THE ITALIAN","RADCLIFFE, Ann",1797,"Female",,"THE ITALIAN, OR THE CONFESSIONAL OF THE BLACK PENTITENTS. A ROMANCE. BY ANN RADCLIFFE, AUTHOR OF THE MYSTERIES OF UDOLPHO, &C. &C. IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Printed for T. Cadell Jun. and W. Davies (Successors to Mr Cadell) in the Strand, 1797.",,,,,,
3009,"GARSIDE1770-1799",20111110,"1793:39","THE OLD MANOR HOUSE","SMITH, Charlotte",1793,"Female",,"THE OLD MANOR HOUSE. A NOVEL, IN FOUR VOLUMES. BY CHARLOTTE SMITH.","London: Printed for J. Bell, no. 148, Oxford-Streeet, 1793.",,,,,,
3010,"RIDDELL_ADDITIONS",20111110,"RIDDELL2","THE DIVORCED","[BURY, Lady Charlotte Susan Maria]",1837,"Female",,"THE DIVORCED. BY LADY CHARLOTTE BURY, AUTHORESS OF FLIRTATION, &c. &c IN TWO VOLUMES.","London: Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough Street. 1837.",,,,,"GpIpAQAAIAAJ_KJIpAQAAIAAJ",
3011,"RIDDELL_ADDITIONS",20111110,"RIDDELL3","VENETIA","[DISRAELI, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield]",1837,"Male",,"VENETIA. BY THE AUTHOR OF “VIVIAN GREY” AND “HENRIETTA TEMPLE.” IN THREE VOLUMES.","London: Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough Street. 1837.",,,,,"venetia00disriala",