Oxford. J. Parker. 1823. pp. 210. Frontis & 2 plates by G. Cruikshank. 12mo. Full calf, spine relaid. Front board stamped Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. Some very slight foxing.

Reference: 9762

London. J. Evans. (1814 - 1820?). pp. 8. Woodcut on title page. Small 8vo. Uncut. As issued.

Reference: 84753

London. John Macrone. 1836. pp. viii, 98. 8vo. Original paper wrapper, frayed, later cloth spine

Reference: 5763

Illustrated by Alfred Croquis, Esq. (D. MacLise). New Edition, Revised and Largely Augmented. London. Bell & Daldy. 1866. pp. (iv) of adverts, xiv, 578, (vi) of adverts. Folded frontis, engraved title, 19 plated. 8vo. Original blind stamped cloth, spine faded. Bohn’s Illustrated Library.

Reference: 7864

London. J. Evans & Son. (1800?). pp. 24. Woodcut on title page. Small 8vo. Disbound. Badly cropped affecting text. Cheap Repositry.

Reference: 27968

Kirkudbright. John Nicholson. 1843. pp. (ii) of adverts, (ii), viii, 450. 8vo. Dull, faded, sightly later cloth. 1st edition.

Reference: 72720

London. J. Evans & Son. (1814 - 1820?) pp. 8. Woodcut on title page. Small 8vo. As issued. Stitch holes.

Reference: 12866

London. Pickering & Co. 1879. pp. viii, 208, 16 of adverts. 8vo. Original blue cloth, spine relaid, later endpapers. Spine label rubbed.

Reference: 57964

By the Author of Notes on Cornwall and North Devon, Idylls of the Isle of Wight etc etc. Royston. John Warren. Printed for Private Circulation. 1879. pp. 94. Small 8vo. Blind stamped green cloth with black & gilt decoration. All edges gilt. Poetic travelog of the Lake District with a small mention of Wordsworth & Coleridge. The work starts with two stanzas from Byron - Childe Harold Canto 2, stanzas 25 & 26.

Reference: 8808

London. Edward Moxon. 1850. pp. viii, 210. Small 8vo. Half red morocco, marble boards. All edges gilt. Boards, hinges and corners all slightly rubbed. 3rd edition.

Reference: 19511

London. MacMillan & Co. 1893. pp. xix, 251. 10 facsimiles. 8vo. Tan cloth, boards unevenly faded, spine slightly darkened. Endpapers foxed. 2nd edition. No 267 of a limited edition of 300 copies.

Reference: 51499

London. J. Evans & Sons. (1814 - 1820?). pp. 8. Woodcut on title page. Small 8vo. Worming in inner margin affecting text slightly. As issued. Stitch holes.

Reference: 19887

London. J. Evans. (1814 - 1820?). pp. 8vo. Woodcut on title page. Small 8vo. Trimmed, not affecting text. Disbound.

Reference: 107732

London. J. Evans & Son. (1814 - 1820?). pp. 8. Woodcut on title page. Small 8vo. As issued. Stitch holes.

Reference: 17336

London. J. Evans & Son. (1814 - 1820?). pp. 8. Woodcut on title page. Small 8vo. As issued. Stitch holes. Top corner torn not affecting text.

Reference: 111086

London. J. Evans & Son. (1814 - 1820?). pp. 8. Woodcut on title page. Small 8vo. As issued. Stitch holes.

Reference: 10837

London. William Allason & J. Maynard. 1818. 3 vols. pp. vii, 420; iv, 446; iv, 387. 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards. Front boars of Vols 1 & 3 detached. All spines gone. A clean reading copy. A new edition.

Reference: 9986

A new edition. Copious Notes and Biographical Illustrations by Malone. London. Thomas Tegg. 1824. 5 vols. pp. xxxvi, 340; (iv), 360; (iv), 359; (iv), 395; (iv), 364. Frontis - Vol 1, 2 facsimiles. 12mo. C20th quarter calf, cloth boards. Some foxing throughout.

Reference: 11488

London. Geo. Bell. 1894. pp. (iv), 116. Small 8vo. Full morocco, all edges gilt. 4th edition.

Reference: 13411

With a Life of the Author from Original Sources by the Rev. William Mackelvie. Edinburgh. M. Paterson. 1837. pp. xiii, 320. Frontis, foxed. 8vo. Original cloth, spine faded & slightly frayed. 1st edition thus.

Reference: 66927

London. Thomas Boys. 1823. pp. xvi, 400. 2 facsimiles. 8vo. Full red morocco. Spine with gilt decoration and label. Front hinge slightly cracked. Corners slightly bumped.

Reference: 5874

A New Edition, edited, with Memoir and Notes by his son, The Right Hon. B. Disraeli. London. G. Routledge & Co. 1858, 1859. 7 vols. Curiosities of Literature in 3 vols. pp. xlviii, 471, 8 of adverts; vii, 546, 6 of adverts; iv, 540. 3 frontis’s. Amenities of Literature consisting of Sketches and Characters of English Literature in 2 vols. pp. viii, 368, 8 + 32 of adverts; iv, 396. 2 frontis’s. The Calamities and Quarrels of Authors: with Some Inquires respecting their Moral and Literary Characters, And memoirs for our Literary History. pp vii, 552. The Literary Character; or the History of Men of Genius, Drawn from their own feelings and Confessions Literary Miscellanies; and an Inquiry into The Character of James the First. pp xv, 462, 2 of adverts. 8vo. Original green blind stamped cloth. Heads of some spines slightly frayed. There are pencil markings and notes in the margins of all volumes.

Reference: 6975

London. From the Chiwick Press by C. Whittingham. 1821. pp. x, 353, (xviii) of index, (ii) of adverts. 16mo in 8’s. Original printed boards very slightly rubbed.

Reference: 45780

Now first edited from the Originals, wth a Memoir of Lord Chesterfield by The Earl of Carnarvon. Oxford. Clarendon Press. 1890. pp. xci, 320. 6 plates, 1 facsimile. Royal 4to. Half vellum with blue cloth boards, top edge gilt. No. 304 of a limited edition of 525. Plates are slightly browned but with tissue guards. Endpapers browned.

Reference: 95280

No Publisher. No Date. pp. 64. Frontis. 8vo. Later quarter calf, cloth boards. Some pencil markings in text. The book would appear to be an off print.

Reference: 21026

Edited by Sir Egerton Brydges. Kent. At the private Press of Lee Priory by Johnson and Warwick. 1814. pp. (v), 12, 10, 44. Vignette on title page. 8vo. Full calf, slightly sunned. The fourth publication, in octavo, printed at The private Press of Lee Priory, Kent. The impression is limited as usual to One Hundred Copies. From the library of Eric Quayle with his bookplate.

Reference: 16898

Now first published and Edited by Samuel Lord Bishop of Oxford, Chancellor of the Most Noble Order of the Garter. London. William Pickering. 1847. pp. xviii, 265. Frontis, title off-set. 8vo in 4's. Brown cloth slightly marked. Spine label rubbed.

Reference: 31246

Hull. I. Wilson. 1824. pp. xix. 95. 8vo in 4's. Half calf, cloth boards, hinges rubbed. Bound with further works by Franklin:- THE HOUSE OF BROCKLESBY, and Other Poems. Hull. Samuel Dibb & Co. 1844. pp viii, 79. 8vo.; NOTES ON THE WAR AND THE BLESSING OF PEACE. Barton upon Humber. H. J. Tomlinson. 1856. pp 34. Small 8vo. Printed wrapper bound in; WALKS IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY. Hull. Kirk. 1872. pp. 24. 8vo.; WANDERINGS IN THE CRYSTAL PALACE. London. Houlston & Stoneman. (1851). pp. 24. 8vo. REFLECTION ON THE WORKS OF CREATION, and the Beauties of Nature observable in Spring and Summer. Hull. Kirk. 1873. pp (ii), 8; Eight Broadside, folded:- THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES' WELCOME TO HULL. Barton upon Humber. 1869. 2 copies; GREETING ON THE NEW YEAR. Barton on Humber 1870.2 copies; FAREWELL TO THE OLD YEAR. Barton upon Humber 1871. 2 copies; ALEXANDRA'S WELCOME! Barton. Tomlinson & Crowder. ND; LINES ON THE DEATH OF F.M. DUKE OF WELLINGTON. Barton upon Humber. H.I. Tomlinson. ND.

Reference: 14572

London. William Pickering. 1840. pp. viii, 400. 8vo. Full calf with blind stamped decoration. Head of spine slightly rubbed. No spine label.

Reference: 13538

Edinburgh. Privately Printed. 1886. 2 vols. pp. 66; 72. 8vo. Printed parchment wrapper, slightly foxed. Limited edition of 350 copies. Bibliotheca Curiosa.

Reference: 10621

London. William Heinemann. 1896. pp. xv, 302, (ii), 32 of adverts. 8vo. Original cloth, spine faded, begining to fray at head & tail of spine.

Reference: 24371

London. Chapman & Hall. 1895. pp.(iv), 222. Frontis. Small 8vo. Green cloth. Chapman's Story Series. Bookplate of W.H. Smith & Son's Subscription Library stamped 'Sold".

Reference: 16307

London. Chatto & Windus. 1890 - 1900. 10 vols. pp. viii, 448, 32 of adverts; vii, 395, 32 of adverts; (vi), 486, 32 of adverts; viii, 497, 32 of adverts; viii, 480, 32 of adverts; (v), 456, 32 of adverts; (vi), 536, 32 of adverts; (v), 456, 32 of adverts; (v), 376, 32 of adverts; (vii), 467, 32 of adverts. Frontis's in Vols 1 & 7. 8vo. Blue cloth with gilt decoration. Slight uneven fading of spines. Half titles removed from Vols 2, 4 & 6.

Reference: 113050

London. C. Cooke. ND. Circa 1800. pp. 96. Engraved title, 1 plate. 12mo in 6’s. Half calf, marbled boards. 2 vols bound together with continious pagination. There is no title for the second volume. Cooke’s Edition.

Reference: 23828

Edited, with Notes by his son and daughter. London. E. Moxon, Son & Co. 1869 - 1873. 10 vols. pp. xviii, 464; v, 468; xiii, 448; viii, 448; viii, 454; viii, 456; vii, 454; vii, 455; vi, 459; xvi, 583. Frontis's Vols 1 & 6. 8vo. Original green cloth. New endpapers Vols 7 & 8. Vol 10 has repairs to the inside of the hinges with brown paper and a small tear at head of spine.

Reference: 76477

London. MacMillan & Co. 1879. pp. vii, 183, 4 of adverts. 8vo. Red cloth, spine faded, boards slightly grubby. Occasional pencil marks in margins. English Men of Letters series edited by John Morley. 1st English edition with 2nd state of adverts 'Now publishing'.

Reference: 8028

Chatham. A.T. Fordham. 1853. pp. 44. 12mo. Stitched as issued. The Poem is divided into 5 chapters. Part of the sub titles for Chapters 1, 2 & 5 areThe Voice of Slavery; Love of “Uncle Tom” for the Slave; The Slave Mother and her dying Infant.

Reference: 7734

London. G. Routledge & Co. 1856. 2 vols. pp. vii, 448; (iii), 457, (ii) of adverts. Frontis - Vol 1, foxed. 8vo. Original blind stamped cloth, spines slightly faded and frayed, boards of Vol 1 marked. Slightly shaken. DNB. Knowles was born in Cork in 1784. His father was a first cousin of Sheridan, hence his name. He was befriended by Hazlitt who introduced him to Coleridge & Lamb. Hazlitt in his Spirit of The Age refers to Knowles as the first tragic writer of his time.

Reference: 14535

London. George Routledge & Sons. 1873. pp. 154, 6 of adverts. Small 8vo. Green cloth. Same year as the First American edition.

Reference: 36665

London. Routledge, Warne & Routledge. 1864. pp. v, 244, 4 of adverts. Frontis. Small 8vo. Green cloth. Slightly shaken. First published in the USA in 1863.

Reference: 12361

Boston. James R. Osgood & Co. 1876. pp. iv, 146. Small 8vo. Green cloth. Later endpapers. 1st published 1875.

Reference: 25743

London. George Routledge & Sons. 1872. pp. iv, 204, 16 of adverts. Small 8vo. Green cloth.

Reference: 70830

Haddington. William Sinclair. (1892). pp. (viii), 319. 8vo. Original pale blue cloth with gilt lettering.

Reference: 6567

London. Alexander Murray. 1870. pp. 208. 8vo. Red cloth, spine faded. Very slight foxing. Reprint of the American Edition.

Reference: 32368

Cambridge. MacMillan & Co. 1856. pp. viii, 475. 8vo. Later half calf, cloth boards. Spine slightly dry, lacking half title, title page repaired not affecting text. Contains chapters on Shakespeare & Goethe, Milton, Dryden, Swift, Chatterton, Wordsworth & De Quincey.

Reference: 11513

Translated from the French by Clara Bell. London. William Heinemann. 1890. pp. (xvi), 333, (ii) of adverts. 8vo. Spine relaid over modern cloth. New endpapers. Heinemann's International Library edited by Edmund Gosse.

Reference: 8130

London. Richard Bentley & Son. 1883. pp. xii, 516. Frontis. 8vo. Original cloth, spine sunned.

Reference: 8628

London. Bell and Daldy. 1863. 2 vols. pp. viii, 256; vi, 223. Small 8vo. Half green morocco, marbled boards. Boards and hinges slightly rubbed. The first volume is the 7th edition; the second volume is the 3rd edition. Shattock. Procter was the daughter of Bryan Waller Procter, better known as the poet Barry Cornwall. She was a central figure in the Langham Place Group of feminists and secretary of the Society for Promoting the Employment of Women.

Reference: 21180

London. Longman, Brown, Green & Longmans. 1842. pp. (vii), 224, 24 of adverts. Small 8vo. Original cloth, hinges slightl split at head & tail of spine. 7th edition. Elizabeth Sandford was the niece of Coleridges friend, Thomas Poole. Her husband was Archdeacon of Coventry.

Reference: 10753

Translated from the original, with notes, and a Life of the Author, by Thomas Roscoe. London. Henry G. Bohn. 1846. 2 vols. pp. 590; 4, 26 - 612. 2 frontis's, foxed. 8vo. Original blind stamped cloth. Hinges tender. Second edition including all the notes from the last Paris edition. Bohn's Standard Library. The book is complete although the pagination does not suggest this.

Reference: 7176

London. Edward Moxon. 1840. pp. xv, 98. 8vo. Full calf, front hinge cracked, 1 inch at base of spine missing. 2nd edition. The advertisment states that the original edition, printed for friends of the author, was suppressed when Charles Dickens showed it to Macready. Macready recommended it to the Haymarket where it was produced. Thus, this the 2nd edition is the 1st trade edition.

Reference: 72802

London. Edward Moxon. 1836. pp. viii, 120. 8vo. Full calf, head of spine slightly frayed, hinges slightly rubbed. 1st public edition, first two editions privately printed.

Reference: 19114

Bound with MAUD, AND OTHER POEMS. London. Edward Moxon. 1847; 1855. 2 vols bound together. pp. (iv), 164, (viii), 154. Small 8vo. Half red morocco, marble boards. All edges gilt. Boards, hinges and corners all slightly rubbed. 1st editions.

Reference: 8089

Originally Written by Thomas Tomkinson, Gent. Being a copy of a manuscript left with Thomas Tominson, Jun. His Grandson. Deal. For James May & Joseph Gandar by J.B. Underdown. 1823. pp. (viii), 215. 8vo. Original wrapper. Uncut.

Reference: 20403

London. A.H. Baily & Co. 1839. pp.xxiii, 404, (iv) of adverts. 8vo in 12s. Original blind stamped cloth, spine relaid, new endpapers. 1st edition.

Reference: 12950

Edited by Lord Dover. London. Richard Bentley. 1833. 3 vols. pp. lvi, 400; 450; 434. Frontis - Vol 1. 8vo. Half black calf, spine labels. Marbled boards. Hinges slightly rubbed. Slight foxing on endpapers. 2nd edition.

Reference: 4356

Enlarged and Continued to the Present Time by Thomas Park. London. John Scott. 1806. 5 vols. pp. xxxii, 357; viii, 366; viii, 362; viii, 474; viii, 404. 5 frontis's. 145 plates. 8vo. Half red morocco with gilt decoration on the spines, marbled boards. Some scuffing to corners and sides. There is some foxing and some offsetting from the plates throughout. The index in Vol 5 has pencil tick marks. An attractive set.

Reference: 10428

London. Elkin Mathews & John Lane; New York. MacMillan & Co. 1893. pp. (ix), 166. 8vo. Original buckram, top edge gilt.

Reference: 8594

Boston. Houghton, Mifflin & Co. (1871). pp.xiii, 263. Frontis, 60 illustrations. 8vo. Decorated blue cloth, all edges gilt, spine faded. Slightly shaken.

Reference: 10571