London. J. Johnston. 1814. pp. 123. Small 8vo. Half blue calf, marbled boards, corners bumped and head & tail of spine slightly rubbed. Dedicated to Lord Byron, with Lord V----- tia to Lord B-----n.

Reference: 1772

London. Weldon & Co. 1874; 1876; 1876; pp. viii, 94; x, 76; 96; iv, 90; 98. Illustrations in the text. 4to. Modern quarter calf, marbled boards 1st Edition. Benjamin D------- His Little Dinner is misbound after Faust & 'Phisto. Faust & 'Phisto is from Beeton's Christmas Annual, 16th Season. The Siliad or the Siege of the Seats is from Beeton's Christmas Annual, 14th Season. Santucho p.592, BL.

Reference: 2331

London. Weldon & Co. 1874. pp. viii, 94. Illustrations in the text. 4to. Publishers Green cloth with black & gold decorations. 1st Edition. This bound copy is minus the many pages of illustrations found in the paper copy. Santucho p.592, BL.

Reference: 1475

(London. The Pamphleteer). (1821). 2 parts. pp. 371 - 384/3; 214 - 258. 8vo. Modern unmatched marbled wrappers. The Pamphleteer Vol XVII, No XXXIV, Pamphlet No 3 & Vol XVIII, No XXXV, Pamphlet No 9. Prothero. Letters & Journals Vol 5. Appendix III covers the war of pamphlets.

Reference: 12810

London. W. Wetton. 1824. pp. 128, 4 of adverts. 8vo. Disbound. 2nd edition. Inscribed at top of title page ' Lieut-Col Smith with the Author's best regards'. Chew and the British Library spell the authors name as above, Santucho and Wise spell it with a double S. Chew p37, Santucho p210.

Reference: 4742

Third Edition. By the Author of Hypocrisy, A Satire, with Notes and Anecdotes, Political and Historical. London. For the Author. 1819. pp. (vi), 52, (iv), (i) of adverts. 8vo. Quarter modern cloth, boards, label on front board. The original wrapper is bound in. Chew p30 & 365. "The anonymous author's hostility to Byron is not unmitigated; the fourth canto of Childe Harold, for example, he considers 'the sublimest achievement of mortal pen'. But he holds that the beauties of Don Juan do not atone for its evil character."

Reference: 58473

London. John Murray. 1854. 2 vols bound together. pp. viii, 116, viii, 175. Small 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards. Spine with label & gilt decoration. Vol 1 - Prose; Vol 2 - Poetry. Small section of title page of Vol 1 removed. BL.

Reference: 7628

London. Richard Bentley & Son. 1871. pp. xv, 352. 8vo. Original red cloth, spine badly faded. MS index tipped in at front. MS notes through out. Shaken. The book consists of five articles, the first three reprinted from Temple Bar. The articles are:- Lord Byron's Married Life; The Character of Lady Byron; The Bride of Abydos; Notes on Mrs Stowe's History of the Byron Controversy, and on her Reviewers; & Review of Poems of Lord Byron, from 1813 to 1817. Chew p 282. Sir John C. Fox - The Byron Mystery p. ix & 14. "The writer's father, the late Mr John Fox (1800 - 1880), who remembered the popular outburst at the time of the separation of Lord and Lady Byron, was the writer of the articles in Temple Bar in 1869 and of the Vindication of Lady Byron, written in 1870 and published in 1871."

Reference: 7572

Translated into English by Hubert E.H. Jerningham. London. Richard Bentley. 1869. 2 vols. pp. x, 459; vi, 453. Frontis Vol 1. 8vo. Later red cloth, new endpapers. 1st English Edition. Wise Vol 2, p104. Chew p276.

Reference: 15131

London. Matthew Iley. 1825. 3 vols. pp. xxiv, 416; viii, 400; vii, 431, (i) of adverts. Frontis in each vol. 8vo. Modern quarter calf, cloth boards, new endpapers. C19 ink marginalia correcting errors in the text and giving dates. Small amount of occasional foxing. Wise Vol 2, p88. Chew p212 & 377.

Reference: 18000

London. John Murray. 1835. pp. (vii). 290. 8vo. Quarter cloth, marbled boards. With half title, title page and seperate title page for Abbotsford and Newstead Abbey. 1st English edition.

Reference: 1668

London. Henry Colburn. 1816. 3 vols. pp. 295; 390; 322, 2 plates in Vol 2. 12mo. Slightly later green calf, spines with gilt decoration and labels. Some minor foxing. 1st edition. No half titles as called for in Volumes 1 & 3. Volume 2 was issued without a half title. No adverts in Vol 3. An attractive copy. Wise Vol 2, p69; Chew p141. From the library of Alex Bridge, with his book plate and notes loosely inserted in Vol 1. Also with the bookplate of William Dickinson, topographer and legal writer, who’s father had been the vicar-general of the church at Southwell.

Reference: 5370

Contains Astarte; Lord Byron and Lord Lovelace by John Murray; Lord Lovelace on the Separation of Lord and Lady Byron by Rowland E. Prothero. London. The Roxburghe Club for Private Circulation. 1906. pp. xi, 98. Crown 4to. Quarter calf, boards. Top edge gilt. Corners bumped. Lord Ernle's (Rowland E. Prothero) copy with his name on front free endpaper. Wise Vol 2, P116, Chew p208.

Reference: 4022

London. John Miller. 1819. pp. 46. 8vo. Later boards & spine. Viets V. The Miller Edition.' The book is completely reset, with deletion of the "Letters", but with the "Introduction" retained, without separate designation.' Published the same years as the Coburn & Sherwood, Neely & Jones edition. According to Viets there is a final blank which is lacking in this copy.

Reference: 21079

London. Paget & Co. N.D. (Circa 1850). pp. 239. Frontis, 3 plates. 8vo. Modern card boards, spine label. Some foxing. 2nd edition. Chew p64. Unknown to Wise.

Reference: 5562

London. Paget & Co. N.D. (1843). pp. 239. Frontis, 3 plates. 8vo. Original cloth, faded. Spine relaid, new endpapers. Chew p 64.

Reference: 12720

London. John Miller. 1813. pp. xiii, 127. 12mo. Quarter calf & later marbled boards. Paper spine label. Slight foxing. 9th edition.

Reference: 5862

Bound with INTERCEPTED LETTERS; or the Twopenny Post-Bag. To which are added, Trifles Reprinted by Thomas Brown, the Younger and TOM CRIB’S MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS. With A Preface, Notes and Appendix. By One of the Fancy. London. John Miller; J. Carr; Longman, Husrt, Rees, Orme & Brown. 1812; 1813; 1819 pp. xv, 127; xvi, 109, (i) of adverts; xxxi, 88. 12mo. Half calf, marbled boards. Hinges slightly rubbed. 3rd edition; 12th edition; 1st edition. Halkett & Laing.

Reference: 20761

London. John Miller. 1812. pp. xv, 126, (i) of adverts. 12mo. Modern half calf, marbled boards. 1st edition. Santucho p583

Reference: 12508

With an Introduction, notes, and a bibliography by Andrew Boyle. London. Constable & Co. 1929. pp. vii, 182. Frontis, 19 plates & 6 illustrations in the text. Illustrations in the text are after George Cruikshank. 8vo. Cloth spine, very slightly darkened, marbled boards. Edition limited to 1000 copies.

Reference: 1669NR

New York. Pynson Printers Inc. 1936. pp. 157. Illustrations in the text. 8vo. Decorated cloth. Contains 'The First Edition of Byron's "Corsair"' by William H. McCarthy, Jr.

Reference: 2822

London. James Cawthorn. 1828. pp. (iv), 56, (iv). Small 8vo. Original boards, spine repaired in cloth with remains of label. Wise Vol 2, p92. Chew p221.

Reference: 1773

London. 1822. pp.16 (348-362). 8vo. Modern paper wrapper, slip case. Pamphlet from Vol XX, No XXXVIII of The Pamphleteer, Editor A.J. Valpy. Santucho p201.

Reference: 2288

London. The First Edition Club. 1925. pp. xvii, 97. Illustrated with 14 facsimiles. 4to. Black cloth, top edge gilt. Limited edition of 500. Unnumbered copy.

Reference: 1779

London. Hamilton, Adams and Co. 1834. pp. xv, 148. Frontis. Small 8vo. Modern cloth with spine label. Pages slightly browned and frail. Wise, Vol 2. p 99. Chew, p258 & 361.

Reference: 1472

London. J. Johnston. 1816. pp. (iv), 31, (i) of adverts. 8vo. Modern quarter cloth, boards, front board label. The work is spurious. Byron wrote to Murray on 22nd July 1816 "I need hardly say that I know nothing of all this trash...............and as to the Lily of France I should as soon think of celebrating a turnip". Wise Vol 2, p69.

Reference: 1810

London; Nottingham. Longman & Co; C.N. Wright. N.D. (circa 1860). pp. (i), viii, 58. Frontis, 1 plate. 8vo. Contemporary cloth binding, rather crudely done, slightly grubby.

Reference: 69671

London. August 9, 1834. pp. 585 - 598. 4to. Disbound. Contains ‘Cowper & Byron’. Santucho p 232

Reference: 43209

London. August 23, August 30 & September 6. 1834. 3 issues. pp. 617 - 630; 633 - 646; 649 - 664..4to. Disbound. Contains A Byronian Ramble - Part I. Annesley Hall and Hucknall; A Byronian Ramble - Part II. Annesley Hall; & A Byronian Ramble - Part III. Newstead. Chew p355

Reference: 20297

London. B. McMillan. 1812. pp. ix, 130. 8vo. Full calf, from hinge cracking.1st ed 1st issue. Randolph p23.

Reference: 1774

London. B. McMillan. 1812. pp. ix, 130. 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards.1st ed 1st issue. Randolph p23.

Reference: 1774ho

London. Caxton Press. 1822. 2 issues. pp. 394 - 488; 586 - 696. 8vo. Disbound. Printed in double columns. The May issue contains ‘On the Respective merits of Byron & Wordsworth’, the July issue contains the reply ‘Remarks on Byron & Wordsworth’. Santucho p201/202.

Reference: 510659

Nottingham. Corporation of Nottingham. 1937. pp. 188. Frontis, 10 plates. 8vo. Half green morocco, marbled boards. Top edge gilt. Spine faded, otherwise a very good copy. No. 15 of a limited edition of 24 copies printed on F.H. Saunders hand made paper. Compiled by the staff of Nottingham Public Libraries.

Reference: 5344

Leeds. Maney Publishing for the Walpole Society. Issued only to Subscribers. 2000. pp. (vii), 344. 211 illustrations. Royal 8vo. Quarter leatherette, cloth boards. Contains Annette Peach’s Portraits of Byron which is pp 1 - 144 and illustrations 1 - 87.

Reference: 28903

London. For Samuel Billingsley. By Order of the House of Peers. 1765. pp. 47. Small folio. Quarter calf, marbled boards. New spine and endpapers.

Reference: 1946

London. John Camden Hotten. ND. (1869). pp. (ii), 189, (vi) of adverts. Frontis, 1 illustration. 8vo. Original blue cloth, spine relaid, new endpapers. Chew p 281.Wise Vol 2, p107. The British Library Catalogue states the editor as John Mitford.

Reference: 1686

London. John Camden Hotten. ND. (1869). pp. (ii), 189, (vi) of adverts. Frontis, 1 illustration. 8vo. Original blue cloth, spine relaid, new endpapers. Chew p 281.Wise Vol 2, p107. The British Library Catalogue states the editor as John Mitford.

Reference: 1686

Containing an explanation of Saints' Days and Holidays; with Illustrations of British History and Antiquities, Notices of Obsolete Rites and Customs, Sketches of Comparative Chronology, and Contemporary Biography. Astronomical Occurrences in every month, comprising remarks on the phenomena of the Celestial Bodies; and The Naturalist's Diary; explaining the various appearences in the Animal and Vegetable Kingdoms. With a Description of Culinary Vegetables. To which are prefixed, A Brief History of English Sacred Poetry by Richard Ryan; The Inquisition of the year, a Poem, by J.H. Wiffen; and A Poetical Address by Alexander Balfour. London. Sherwood, Jones & Co. 1825. pp. civ, 354, (xiv) of adverts. Facsimile Byron letter to Stanhope dated 19th March 1824, Music, folded (It is the day, a Christmas Carol). 12mo. Original printed boards, front hinge split but holding. pp95 - 99 is also on Byron. This Almanack was published ibetween 1814 and 1834.

Reference: 18250

London. (The Pamphleteer). 1821. pp. 572 - 584. 8vo. Modern marble wrapper rather tightly bound affecting text on the first two pages at the inner margin. The Pamphleteet Vol XVIII, No XXXVI, Pamphlet No 10. It is a reply to Byron's Letter to **** ****** on Rev. W.L. Bowles Strictures on Pope. Chew p370.

Reference: 17463

London. Routledge & Kegan Paul. 1972. pp. xiv, 234. 8vo. D/W, spine faded. 1st Edition.

Reference: 1489

Venice. The Armenian Press of St Lazarus. 1832. pp. 230, (i) of index. 8vo. Contemporary blind stamped boards. 2nd edition. Ex-library with stamp on verso of title and 4 other pages. In the first 30 pages there are pencil markings and notes in the text. Text in English and Armenian. This edition included an Exercises in the Armenian Language with translations by Byron. Marchand in Byron, A Biography Vol 2 p 675 & 676 says, talking about the first edition of 1819, quoting Byron "I have taken upon me the expenses of his (Father Pasqual) Armenian and English grammer, which is now printing. It costs but a thousand francs to print five hundred copies,". And "But Byron's share in it, aside from his paying for the publication, must have been slight, for by his own confession he knew little Armenian when it was published."

Reference: 20014

Hucknall. Henry Morley & Sons. 1939. pp. xxiv, 143. Frontis, illustrated. 8vo. Cloth. 1st edition.

Reference: 3572

London. George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd. 1926. pp. viii, 371. 8vo. D/W. Spare spine label tipped in at rear. No. 19 of a limited edition of 250 copies. Signed by the author on front free endpaper.

Reference: 8373

Abingdon. Olivia Press. 2005. pp. (v), 163. 58 illustrations. Paperback.

Reference: 7724

London. Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co. Ltd. 1924. pp. viii, 245. 8vo. Blue cloth, spine darkened.

Reference: 3573

London. Collins & Brown. A Juliet Gardiner Book. 1992. pp. viii, 184. 16 plates. 8vo. D/W. ISBN 1855851105

Reference: 1932

To Which are now first added, The Letter to Mr Campbell, as far as regards poetical criticism; and the Answer to the Writer in the Quarterly Review, as far as they relate to the same subject. Second Edition. Together with An Answer to Some Objections, and Further Illustrations. London. Hurst, Robinson & Co. 1822. pp. xxiv, 109, (ii), 108. 8vo. Full modern contemporary panneled style calf. Wise Vol 2, p78. "This is the third edition of Bowles' Two Letters to the Right Honourable Lord Byron of 1821, but with the addition of so much new matter that the size of the volume is more than doubled".

Reference: 10442

Derby. J.M. Tatler & Son Ltd. 1988. pp. 99. Illustrated. 8vo. Paperback.

Reference: 2299

Derby. J.M. Tatler & Son Ltd. 1991. pp. 190. Illustrated. 8vo. Paperback.

Reference: 2248

Derby. J.M. Tatler & Sons Ltd. 1987. pp. 117. Illustrated. 8vo. Paperback.

Reference: 2247

London. Constable & Co. 1929. pp. vii, 182. Frontis, 19 plates & 6 illustrations in the text. Illustrations in the text are after George Cruikshank. 8vo. Cloth spine, slightly faded. marbled boards. Edition limited to 1000 copies.

Reference: 1669

Nottingham. R. Milward & Sons Ltd for Nottinghamshire Rural Community Council. 1948. pp. (iv), 50. Illustrated. 8vo. Wrappers.

Reference: 6980

London. Francis Griffiths. 1911. pp. xviii, 168. Frontis, illustrated. Red cloth. Top edge gilt. Occasional slight foxing. Wise Vol 2 p117.

Reference: 1666

Contributors: Viscount Haldane, Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, The Hon. Whitelaw Reid, William Archer, Shirley A. Atchley, Marie Corelli, Prof. W. MacNeile Dixon, Prof. F.S. Granger, Prof. H.J.C. Grierson, J.A. Hammerton, Edmund Huntsman, Cecil Roberts, Herbert C. Roe, Prof. Geo. Saintsbury, Wilfred Whitten. London. George Routledge & Sons Ltd. 1924. pp. xvi, 287. Frontis, 16 Illustrations. 8vo. Green cloth. Inscribed on ffep " To the Lord Mayor of Nottingham (Alderman Arthur Pollard, JP) - during whose Lord Mayoralty Newstead Abbey is to be presented to the city of Nottingham - this centenary volume is respectfully offered by the compiler Walter A Briscoe July 1931".

Reference: 15101

London. William Clowes and Sons, Ltd. 1939. pp. (36). Folio. Wrappers.

Reference: 4003

London. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green. 1824. pp. vii, 457. 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards. Wise Vol 2, p86, Chew p216.

Reference: 1777

London. Victoria and Albert Museum. 1974. pp. xxx, 149. 89 illustrations. 4to. Paperback

Reference: 1776

London. Bowes & Bowes. 1956. pp. xiii, 229. Frontis, 5 illustrations. 8vo. D/W, sunned.

Reference: 1299

Letter 7.25ins x 9ins folded. Addressed to J.B. Sale, Esq of 18 St Mary Abbots’ Terrace, Kensington. Dated Jan 28th (1829) No. 4 New Norfolk Pl. and postmarked Jan 29th 1829. Written in the third person “ Lady Noel Byron presents her Compliments to Mr Sale and assures him that nothing but a severe cold which has confined her to the house........ She has every reason to believe that Miss Evans will justify his recommendation - Before Lady Noel Byron leaves Town she will certainly have the pleasure of calling upon Miss Sale. Tipped on to the letter is a newspaper cutting announcing Lady Noel Byron’s arrival at the London Hotel, Albemarle St to visit her daughter, who was safely delivered of a son. This is dated May 12th 1836 in another hand. In this same hand is a note of Lord and Lady Byron’s marriage and separation. There is a small tear on the letter front where a seal has been removed. This does not affect the text. All folds have been reinforced. Lady Byron had been touring Europe with her daughter Ada and a governess from 1826 until December 1828 when they returned to England. Lady Byron did not return to her house near Canterbury but moved to a large villa at Hanger Hill in Ealing. Price inc VAT

Reference: 20113

London. Marsh and Miller. (1830). pp. 19. 8vo. Stabbed as issued. Slightly grubby. Another edition of the very rare Remarks Occasioned by Mr Moore's Notices of Lord Byron's Life with the addition of a Preface. Wise Vol 2, p95. Chew p225 & 361.

Reference: 1811

With a Description of St. Jago de Chili, and the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants. Also a Relation of the Loss of the Wager Man of War, one of Admiral Anson’s Squadron. Written by Himself, and now First Published. London. S. Baker & G. Leigh; T. Davies. 1768. pp. viii, 257. Frontis, title off-set. 8vo. Full calf, front hinge cracked, but holding. Front free endpaper nearly detached. 1st edition. Slightly delicate.

Reference: 7851

London. Henry Leggatt & Co. 1832. pp. xvi, 219, 3 of adverts. 8vo. Original green cloth, slightly marked. Title page clipped, not affecting text, where a name has been removed.

Reference: 56292

London. Henry Leggatt & Co. 1832. pp. xvi, 219, 3 of adverts. 8vo. Original green cloth, slightly marked. Title page clipped, not affecting text, where a name has been removed.

Reference: 56292

Contributors Norman Buchan, David Craig, Andrew Noble, William Donnelly, P.H. Scott, Margery McCulloch, Douglas Dunn, Jon Curt, J. Drummond Bone, Michael Rees, & Sheena Blackhall. Edinburgh University Press. 1989. pp. xviii, 163. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 2256

Gottingen. Vandenhoed & Ruprecht; Baltimore. Johns Hopkins Press. 1915. pp. (vi), 181, errata. 8vo. Printed wrapper, slightly rubbed & frayed. Unopened.

Reference: 44620

London. Hutchinson & Co Ltd. 1934. pp. 324, (xvi) of adverts. Frontis, 12 illustrations. D/W, frayed.

Reference: 21115

Nottingham. Russell Press Ltd. 1998. pp. 14. Illustrated. 8vo. Paper wrapper.

Reference: 6867

Contributors include Malcolm Kelsall, Peter Cochran, John Beckett, Jack Gumpert Wasserman, Catherine Payling, Ralph Lloyd-Jones, Allan Gregory, Innes Merabishvili, & Elizabeth Mozillo-Howell. Newstead Abbey Byron Society. 2008. pp. 97. Illustrated. A4. Printed wrapper, ring bound.

Reference: 43318

Contributors include Gabriel Matzneff, Inga Adamia, Anna Reynolds, Janet Kolstein, John Beckett, Peter Cochran, Lod Mussop, Alex Kinsella, & Morgan Ratchett. Newstead Abbey Byron Society. 2009. pp. 99. Illustrated. A4. Printed wrapper, ring bound.

Reference: 7500

London. John Murray. 1905 - 1930. 13 vols. Frontis's to all vols. 8vo. D/W’s. Vol 1 of the Poetry is 1930 reprint, Vol V & VI 1924, Vol VII 2nd edition 1905, Vol VI of the Letters is 1924 reprint, all other volumes are the 1922 reprint. The D/W of Vol VII of the Poetry is very badly torn and has the residue of selotape marks, and the D/W of Vol IV is missing its top inch, but it is unusual to see this set with D/W’s. Vol VI of the Letters has a badly dampstained back board, this does not affect the text. Loosely inserted in Volume VI of the Poetry is a typed letter signed from John Murray dated 4th March 1955. Poetry - 7 vols edited by Ernest Hartley Coleridge. Letters & Journals - 6 vols edited by Rowland E. Prothero. From the library of Alex Bridge with his bookplate Wise Vol 2, p59. Chew p305 & 364.

Reference: 31021d

London. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green. 1825. 2 vols. pp 4 of adverts, 16 of adverts (pp 1/2 torn slightly affecting text), 267; 184, (iii), 56, (i), 30, (ii). 8vo. Original boards and spines, worn. A New Edition. Contains “Remarks on the Talents of Lord Byron, and the Tendencies of Don Juan.

Reference: 121697

London. The Bodley Head. 1988. pp. 192. Frontis, illustrated. 4to. D/W.

Reference: 1817

Contributors are Paul M. Curtis, Ian Balfour, Jane Stabler, Yoshie Kimura, Charles E. Robinson, Itsuyo Higashinaka, John Clubbe, Christine Kenyon Jones, Naji Oueijan, Janet Hammock and Robert Lapp, Peter W. Graham, Shobhana Bhattacharji, Gale Bouchard, Michael R. Edson, Vitana Kostadinova, Christiane Vigouroux, Peter Cochran, Joan Blythe, Terrance Riley, & Bernard Beatty. Universite de Moncton. 2005. pp. (vi), 294. 8vo. Paperback. The majority of papers are in English.

Reference: 104170

London. Charles Knight. 1824. pp. Half Title, title, 12, xcviii, (ii), 344, 4 + 1 of adverts. Facsimile frontis. 8vo. Half modern contemporary calf, marbled boards. Wise Vol 2, p85. Chew p209 & 366.

Reference: 2245

London. Charles Knight. 1824. pp.12, xcivii, (ii), 344. Facsimile frontis. 8vo. Half calf, cloth boards. Spine slightly worn around head. Some foxing. Slightly shabby, lacking half title. Wise Vol 2, p85. Chew p209 & 366.

Reference: 2244

Paris. A & W. Galignani. 1825. 3 vols . pp. xv, cxvii, 121; viii, 168; ix, 207. 12mo. Frontis in Vol I. Half calf, marbled boards. The publication of this book was stopped in England by a decree obtained by Byron's executors in the Court of Chancery. The version that was published in England in 1824 is entitled RECOLLECTIONS OF THE LIFE OF LORD BYRON, from the year 1808 to the end of 1814 etc. Chew p209.

Reference: 2308

Inaugural-Dissertation zur Erlangung der philosophischen Doktorwurde an der Universitat Leipzig vorgelegt von Edgar Dawson aus Spottswood, USA. Leipzig. Verlag von Dr. Seele & Co. 1902. pp. 87, (i). 8vo. Later wrapper. Single small library stamp on title page.

Reference: 6417

Paris. Chez Ladvocat. 1824. pp. (iv), 15. Vignette on title page. 8vo. Quarter calf, marbled boards, slightly rubbed. Light foxing throughout. 3rd edition. With typescript english translation.

Reference: 16283

Paris. Chez Ladvocat. 1824. pp. (iv), 15. Vignette on title page. 8vo. Original printed wrapper. 2nd edition.

Reference: 162830

London. George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd. 1918. pp. 189. Frontis. Small 8vo. Brown cloth. Reprint.

Reference: 4086

Paris. Sans Pareil. 1929. pp. 361. 8vo. Paperback with tissue wrapper, torn. Le Conciliabule de Trente dirige par Louis Martin-Chauffier. Fro the library of Alex Bridge with his bookplate.

Reference: 3395

Breslau. Verlag von Joh. Urban Kern. 1845. pp. viii, 223. 8vo. Original paper wrapper. Ex-Library with stamp on title page. Top of spine selotaped. Uncopened. Slightly frail. The text is in German and is the first edition of a collection of descriptions of Byronic heroines from the Maid of Saragossa in Childe Childe Harold to Aurora Raby in Don Juan. The author quotes extensively from Byron's poetry.

Reference: 64980

Edited from the author's typescript by Peter Thomson. London. John Murray. 1975. pp. 252. 4 plates. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 1816

Cuckfield. Old Forge Press. 1998. pp. 62. 2 illustrations. Paperback. Signed by author on title page.

Reference: 12596

London. Collins. 1988. pp. 424. Frontis. 8vo. D/W. Reprint.

Reference: 1860

London. Grant Richards Ltd. 1924. pp. xii, 248. Frontis. 8vo. D/W, frayed. 1st Edition. Wise Vol 2, p124.

Reference: 15290

Lisboa. Edicao da Empresa Nacional de Publicidade. 1944. pp. 233. Frontis. 8vo. Paper wrapper, badly stained.

Reference: 3394

Cambridge University Press for the Hakluyt Society. 1964. pp. lxxxii, 230. Frontis, 17 plates & 2 maps. 8vo. D/W. Hakluyt Society Series II, Vol. CXXII

Reference: 120576

London. Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley. 1830. pp. Engraved title, title, xii, 372. 8vo. Frontis, 1 plate. Half calf, marbled boards rubbed. Title, engraved title and frontis all browned 1st edition. The National Library conducted by the Rev G.R. Gleig, assisted by Various Eminent Writers. No. 1. Life of Lord Byron by John Galt. Chew p230.

Reference: 2290

London. John Murray. 1825. pp. xii, 307. 2 facsimiles folded. 8vo. Quarter modern blue calf, cloth boards. Chew p205. Wise Vol 2, p87.

Reference: 3114

London. Chatto & Windus. 2002. pp. xiii, 402. Illustrated. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 9201

London. Hayward 7 Moore, Darton & Clark; Bristol. George Davey. 1839. pp. (ix), 188. 12mo. Original cloth, spine label slightly rubbed & chipped. No front free endpaper. 1st thousand. Johnson 376. Contains a Poem - Reflections at Newstead

Reference: 28996

London. Knight & Lacey. 1824. pp. 80. Frontis, vignette on title page. 8vo. Quarter contemporary cloth, leather spine label, & boards. Hinges starting to split at head & tail. Last leaf slightly dusty. Occasional faint markings in the margins. Wise Vol2, p85; Chew p214. One of the earliest biographies to appear after the news of the poet's death reached England. Itwas announced as published in Blackwood's June 1824.

Reference: 21368

London. William Crofts. 1830. pp. xvi, 432. 8vo. Later half calf, boards. Top of front hinge beginning to crack but still firm. Last few leaves slightly foxed. Half title present. Wise Vol 2, p96. Chew p100.

Reference: 9855

Nottingham. Corporation of Nottingham. 1945. pp.122. 6 illustrations. Small 8vo. Card wrapper, slightly marked. 1st Edition. Newstead Abbey Publications No. 4.

Reference: 1582

Nottingham. Corporation of Nottingham. 1958. pp. 122. 6 illustrations. Small 8vo. Wrapper. 2nd edition, reprint. Newstead Abbey Publications No. 4.

Reference: 1583

Austin, Texas. The University of Texas Press. 1924. pp. xiii, 106. Frontis, 6 plates. Royal 8vo. Blue cloth with title inked on spine. Small amount of damage to fore-edge between pp 60 - 70 not affecting text. No 123 of a limited edition of 307 copies. Tipped in on the inside of the front board is a a review of the book published in the Times Literary Supplement 28/8/24, loosely inserted are two autographed letters by R.H. Griffith to Mr Roberts, one thanking Roberts for his review in the Times. The Prospectus for the book and exhibition is also tipped in with Griffith note on its front cover asking for a review. One ink note in the margin.

Reference: 9169

Translated by Hubert E.H. Jerningham. London. Richard Bentley. 1869. pp. viii, 499, (iv) of adverts. Frontis. 8vo. Original rec cloth, spine faded, Byron coat of arms in gold on front board. Title and Frontis are foxed. A New Edition.

Reference: 24297

Ithaca. Cornell University Press. 1967. pp. xiii, 981. 8vo. Red cloth.

Reference: 1933

Boston. Privately for the Author. 1918. pp. 70. 8vo. Wrappers. Spine worn & frail A few copies of this little book have been privately printed for complimentary distribution by the author. 1st Edition.

Reference: 2274

Nottingham. For the Society by Derry & Sons Ltd. 1989. pp. 78. Illustrated. Royal 8vo. Paperback.

Reference: 185403

Nottingham. For the Society by Derry & Sons Ltd. 1991. pp. 97. Illustrated. Royal 8vo. Paperback.

Reference: 10127

Hinckley & District Museum Ltd. 1997. pp. 128. Illustrated. 8vo. Paperback.

Reference: 11459

Contributors are Caroline Franklin, Alistair Heys,Michael O'Neill, Bernard Beatty, Emily Bernhard Jackson, Shona M. Allan, Vitana Kostadinova, Mamoru Kadota, & Nora Liassis. Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Context Publishing House. 2009. pp. viii, 254. 8vo. Padded laminated boards. New. Bright, clean copy. ISBN 9789548238120

Reference: 22312

London. James Cawthorn. 1813. 2 vols. pp. xv, 518; 519 - 1152. 2 uncoloured plates, 17 coloured plates of which 7 are folding, 2 folding maps, 2 facsimiles & 2 leaves of music. 4to. Half calf, marbled boards. Some foxing. 2nd Edition. From the library of Alex bridge with his bookplate. Chew p376. Santhuco p181.

Reference: 6795

London. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme. 1809. pp. xvi, 255. Half title present. 8vo. Full calf. Head & tail of spine chipped, hinges cracked but holding. Occasional light foxing. pp 199/200 has a small tear not affecting the text. A previous owner has inscribed their name at the bottom of the title page. Presentation copy - inscribed on ffep “with Mr J.C. Hobhouse’s Comps.” Byron contributed nine poems and as Hobhouse notes in his Preface they are all signed L.B. The nine all published here for the first time are To A Youthful Friend; Inscription on the Monument of a Favourite Dog; To ***** (Well! thou art happy, and I feel; The Farewell, To a Lady; A Love Song to *****; Stanzas to the same (There was a time I need not name); To the same (And wilt thou weep when I am low?); Song (Fill the goblet again! for I never before); & Stanzas to ****** on leaving England (‘Tis done - and shivering in the gale). Wise Vol 1, p49.

Reference: 15069

7.25" x 9.25". Folded, black edged and written on 2 sides. Headed Berkeley Square, dated Apr.26/(1834)?, & written in the first person. The texts reads 'Sir John Hobhouse presents his compliments to Sir John Philippart and regrets that he has no other answer to give to the letter which he has received this morning than that which he has repeatedly sent to Sir John Philippart on the subject to which it refers. Sir John Hobhouse has neither the power nor the right of interference in that matter - but if referred to by those who have he will be very ready to give his opinion of Sir John Philipparts official services during the time he was Secretary at War. Sir J Hobhouse returns the Duke of Richmond’s letter.' Sir John Hobhouse received his title upon the death of his father in August 1831 and was Secretary of War from February 1832 to March 1833. Sir John Philippart, best known as a military writer, was a clerk in the War Office from 1811 according to DNB. The paper is watermarked 1834. Price inc VAT

Reference: 26332

London. Thomas Tegg. 1832. pp. vii, 183. Frontis, Title off set. 12mo. Original printed boards. Slightly frail. New Edition. Howard's Beauties of Literature. Kohler 379. 1st edition thus.

Reference: 8737

Windlesham. Springwood Books. 1982. pp. 241. 16 plates. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 1820

London. Henry Colburn. 1828. pp. viii, 513. Frontis, facsimile, 4 plates. Demy 4to. Half calf, boards. Title page offset. Plate of Leigh Hunt misbound after Preface. 1st edition. Wise. Vol 2, p92. Chew p.223

Reference: 4661

London. Henry Colburn. 1828. 2 vols. pp. xl, 450; (ii), 450. 2 frontis's, 3 plates, 1 facsimile. 8vo. Later cloth with original spines laid down. 2nd edition. Some small signs of damp. Wise Vol 2, p92, Chew p 223.

Reference: 4280

London. Henry Colburn. 1828. 2 vols. pp. xl, 450; (ii), 450. 2 frontis's, 3 plates, 1 facsimile. 8vo. Full morocco, hinges slightly rubbed. All edges gilt. Some foxing. 2nd edition. Unnecessary selotape on inside of front hinge. Wise Vol 2, p92, Chew p 223.

Reference: 42800

With an Appendix peculiar to the present edition. London. Henry G. Bohn. 1856. pp. iv, 138, 32 of adverts. 8vo. Original printed boards, corners bumped, spine taped. Bohn's Shilling Series.

Reference: 17174

With an Appendix peculiar to the present edition. London. Henry G. Bohn. 1856. pp. iv, 138. 8vo. Half calf, head of spine worn, corners bumped.

Reference: 171740

London. Hurst and Blackett. 1883. 2 vols. pp. viii, 376; viii, 370. 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards. Endpapers slightly foxed. 1st Edition. Wise Vol 2, p110. Chew p313

Reference: 1837ho

Specially revised for the Tauchnitz series. Leipzig. Bernhard Tauchnitz. 1883. 3 vols bound together. pp. 270, 279, 286. Small 8vo. Half red morocco, top edge gilt, head of spine slightly rubbed. Collection of British Authors Tauchnitz Edition Vols 2150, 2151, & 2152.

Reference: 6373

London. John Murray. 1830. pp. xxiii, 461. Facsimile. 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards. No half title. Slight foxing. Wise Vol. 2, p96: Chew p232.

Reference: 1673

Revised with a New Preface by the Author for a New Edition and Annotated by Lady Byron, John Cam Hobhouse, Sir Walter Scott, Sir Charles Napier, John Murray, John Galt, William Harness, Robert Southey, Lady Caroline Lamb, Leigh Hunt, Mary Shelley, E.J. Trelawny, William Fletcher, Countess Teresa Guiccioli and Others Who Knew the Poet Personally. Princeton University Press. 1966. pp. xxi, 287. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 1925

With an Introduction and a Commentary on the charges brought against Lord Byron by Mrs Beecher Stowe. London. Richard Bentley. 1869. pp. 280. 8vo. Original red cloth. Some very slight foxing and occasional minor pencil marginalia. A bright copy. Wise Vol 2, p103. Chew p281, 384.

Reference: 4839

Edinburgh. Birlinn Ltd. 2005. pp. xii, 228. 14 illustrations. 8vo. Paperback. The book contains a reference to Elma Dangerfield and includes a photograph of her taken in 1959.

Reference: 76770

London. John Murray. 1973. pp. viii, 298. Frontis. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 2237

London. John Murray. 1974. pp. v, 288. Frontis. 8vo. D/W. Reprint.

Reference: 2238

London. John Murray. 1975. pp. v, 369. Frontis. 8vo. D/W. 1st Edition.

Reference: 1833

Introduction by Elizabeth Longford. London. Sidgwick & Jackson. 1988. pp. 224. Illustrated. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 1501

London. Methuen & Co. Ltd. 1912. 2 vols. pp. xvi, 336; vii, 344, 31 of adverts. Frontis's, 16 plates. 8vo. Green cloth. Some foxing. Obituary for the 9th Lord tipped onto front free endpaper of Volume 1. Chew p386. Wise Vol 2, p118.

Reference: 3640

London. Methuen & Co. Ltd. 1924. pp. xvi, 474. Frontis, 1 plate. 8vo. D/W with small sqaure cut of spine. 2nd revised edition in one volume.

Reference: 5659

With an Introduction and Epilogue by Mary, Countess of Lovelace. London. Constable & Co. Ltd. 1929. pp. xvi, 502. Frontis, 11 plates. 8vo. Pale blue cloth, spine darkened. 2nd Edition.

Reference: 1573

London. (The Pamphleteer). 1822. pp. 120 - 144. 8vo. Modern boards. Part One only. The Pamphleteer Vol XX, No XXXIX, Pamphlet no 3. Chew p111 'has little reference to Byron'.

Reference: 81322

London. Henry Colburn. 1824. pp. viii, 345, errata. Facsimile frontis, title offset. Large Post 4to. Contemporary half morocco, marbled boads. Head & tail of spine & corners slightly rubbed. 1st edition. Throughout the book there is offsetting caused by a previous owner pressing leaves at regular intervals. Wise, Vol 2 p82. Chew p211.

Reference: 1478

London. Richard Bentley. 1834. 2 vols. pp. xvi, 336; vii, 348. 2 frontis's, 2 vignettes on title pages and 13 other illustrations in the text. 8vo. Original quarter cloth, labels browned, boards, corners bumped. Head of spines slightly chipped. Rear end papers in both volumes foxed. Santucho p 232. Although at first glance this book seems to have little to do with Byron, there are many mentions of him throughout.

Reference: 3390

London. John Murray. 1976. pp. viii, 542. 8vo. D/W. Reissue with corrections.

Reference: 3554

London. John Murray. 1961. pp. viii, 542. 20 illustrations. 8vo. D/W, marked. 1st Edition.

Reference: 1596

Paris. A & W. Galignani. 1830 - 1831. 4 vols. pp. viii, 480; 364; 12 of adverts, 486; 566. 8vo. Original paper wrappers. All four volumes have new spines and Vol 1 has a new rear wrapper. Vols 3 & 4 misdated on spine 1830 for 1831. All volumes have new endpapers and the wrappers have been repaired and strengthened. Vol 1 has some staining of the text and occasional marginal markings. There is some foxing to Vols 3 & 4. The books are in a plain box, mainly for protection. 1st Paris edition.

Reference: 5362

London. John Murray. 1830. 2 vols. pp. viii, 670; 823, errata leaf. Frontis in Vol 1, not Vol 2 as is normal. 4to. Half calf, cloth boards, labels. 1st edition. Endpapers and titles very faintly foxed. Wise Vol 2, p93. Chew p223 & p388.

Reference: 1696

London. John Murray. 1832 -1834 17 vols. pp. xv, 359; 341; 376; 359; 376; 416; xv, 319; xi, 328; viii, 360; xix, 316; viii, 326; vii, 324; vii, 369; (v), 360; vii, 334; vii, 335; viii, 304. Each volume has a frontis and engraved title. There is some foxing to the engraved titles and frontis's. Small 8vo. Original green cloth unevenly faded from volume to volume. Some scarring and dampstaining to some spines

Reference: 4877

Third Edition with Forty-Four Engravings by the Findens, from Designs by Turner, Stanfield etc. London. John Murray. 1833. 3 vols. pp. xii, 614; (iii), 612; (iii), 628. 3 frontis’s, 41 plates. 8vo. Original quarter cloth, boards. Spine labels present but unreadable.

Reference: 13877

London. John Murray. 1922. 2 vols. pp. xiii, 308; ix, 326. Frontis's, 2 plates, 1 facsimile. 8vo. Green cloth, spines unevenly faded. Vol 1 - 1st edition; Vol 2 - reprint.

Reference: 3656

London. Whittaker, Treacher, & Co. 1829. pp. xxxvi, 196, 12 pages adverts. 2 facsimiles, 1 illustration. 8vo.Modern boards & spine label. New endpapers. Wise Vol 2, p93. Chew p257.

Reference: 2272

London. MacMillan & Co. Ltd. 1909. pp. viii, 223, (ii) of adverts. 1 Geneology. 8vo. Green cloth. English Men of Letters edited by John Morley. Pocket edition. Front free endpaper top corner clipped.

Reference: 4076

London. Constable & Co. 1924. pp. xiii, 288. 8vo. Black cloth, top of front hinge slightly frayed. Some slight foxing. 1st Edition.

Reference: 1590

London. Constable & Co. 1940. xiii, 303. 8vo. Blue cloth. New Edition with a Supplementary Chapter. Front hinge weak.

Reference: 1592

Bibliography by John P. Anderson. London. Walter Scott. 1890. pp. 215, xxxviii. 8vo. Green cloth. Great Writers series edited by Eric S. Robertson. Wise Vol 2, p114. Chew p321.

Reference: 2253

London. Hamish Hamilton. 1989. pp. ccxv. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 4082

Boston. G.K. Hall & Co. 1988. pp. xi, 117. 2 maps. 8vo. D/W. MacMillan Author Chronologies. General Editor: Norman Page.

Reference: 3541

Watercolour on card. 9.25" x 10.5". Laid on stronger card and inscribed on back with above text in a C19th hand. The stronger card is chipped. It is an accurate copy of the engraving drawn by Henry Richter and engraved by R. Baker for The Byron Gallery; A series of Historical Embellishments to Illustrate the poetical works of Lord Byron published by Smith and Elder, London 1933. A small section of the top right hand corner has broken away. The darker paint on the folds of the Corsairs blue robe has lifted as has the deep purple of the cushion. The top and bottom edge is slightly marked where a mount has been removed.

Reference: 17322

Watercolour on card. 9.25" x 10.5". Laid on stronger card and inscribed on back with above text in a C19th hand. The stronger card is chipped. It is an accurate copy of the engraving drawn by H. Corbould and engraved by J. Romney for The Byron Gallery; A series of Historical Embellishments to Illustrate the poetical works of Lord Byron published by Smith and Elder, London 1933. There is a single scratch from the face of the angel to Manfreds and the darker paint on the folds of his red cloak has lifted.

Reference: 9114

London. John Murray. 1939. pp. xviii, 275. Frontis, 11 plates. 8vo. D/W. 1st Edition.

Reference: 1446

Oxford. Peter Lang. 2008. pp. 278. 8vo. Paperback. A very good bright, clean copy. ISBN 9783039113415

Reference: 16451824

New York. Covici, Friede, Inc. 1930. pp. 50. Royal 8vo. Blue cloth spine, pink boards. No 26 of a limited edition of 500. Partly unopened. The text derived from the suppressed Unpublished Letters of Lord Byron edited by H.S. Schultess-Young, London 1872. Wise Vol 2, p56.

Reference: 2249

Austin, Texas. 1947. pp. 56. 8vo. Paper wrappers, foxed and frail. Some pencil annotations.

Reference: 1832

Contributors are Bernard Beatty, J. Drummond Bone, Michel Charlot, Peter Cochran, Paul M. Curtis, Caroline Franklin, Michael Franklin, Josh Gidding, Jonathan David Gross, Christine Kenyon Jones, Eugenia Keffalineou, Nora Liassis, Bohuslav Manek, Miroslava Modrzewska, Andrew Nicholson, Naji B. Oueijan, Sylvia Parsons, Martin Prochazka, Mario Byron Raizis, James Soderholm & Timothy Webb. Univerzita Karlova V Praze. Nakladatelstvi Karolinum. 2000. pp. 306. 8vo. Paperback.

Reference: 109855

London. W.H. Allen. 1968. pp. 338. 8vo. D/W. A Novel.

Reference: 3557

London. Faber & Faber. 1935. pp. 383. Frontis, 7 plates. 8vo. D/W, slightly frayed. 2nd impression. The dust wrapper is by Barnett Freedman.

Reference: 16522

Aldershot. Ashgate. 2000. pp. xiii, 147. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series. General Editors Vincent Newey & Joanne Shattock.

Reference: 29041

Halle/Saale. Max Niemeyer Verlag. 1929. pp. xii, 582. Frontis. 8vo. Quarter cloth, boards. Edges browned.

Reference: 7464

Nottingham. Derry & Sons Ltd for Private Circulation. 1919. pp. 30. Frontis, 3 plates. 8vo. Quarter cloth, boards. One pencil notation in the margin.

Reference: 3400

London. Menard Press. 1984. pp. 16. 8vo. Printer wrapper, stapled as issued. The pamphlet contains Byron's poem, an explanatory essay by the publisher and a translation into Russian by Turgenev.

Reference: 16121

A critical Review of Research by Clement Tyson Goode. Metuchen, NJ. The Scarecrow Press, Inc. 1977. pp. xiii, 641. 8vo. Red cloth. The Scarecrow Author Bibliographies, No 30.

Reference: 1683

Hucknall. Nottingham Newspapers Ltd. N.D. (1949). pp. 16. Small 8vo. Wrappers.

Reference: 4837

With Notes by the Editor. The University of Texas at Austin. 1971. pp. 67. 8vo. Blue cloth, label on front board. A Texas Quarterly reprint (revised).

Reference: 3875

London. Sampson Low, Son, and Marston. 1870. pp. viii, 328. Small 4to. Blue cloth. New endpapers. 1st English Edition. Some foxing. Wise Vol 2, p106

Reference: 1520

Londn. Jonathan Cape. 2002. pp. xi, 190. 8vo. Paperback. Uncorrected Proof copy.

Reference: 8295

Pisa. Niccolo Capurro co' caratteri di Didot. 1826. pp. (viii), 193. 24 plates. 8vo. Full vellum, spine with green morocco labels. Lower hinges begining to split. Some minor foxing. Byron & Ugo Foscolo are included in the Portraits.

Reference: 12517

Utah. Brigham Young University Press. 1983. pp. xiii, 92. frontis, Illustrated, 1 map. 8vo. Paperback.

Reference: 1650

London. Basil Montagu Pickering. 1878. 2 vols. pp. xxv, 214; xiii, 245. 2 frontis’s, 3 plates. 8vo. Original black cloth, corners bumped. 1st edition. Ffep in Vol 1 loose. Wise. Vol 2. p109. Chew. p266

Reference: 13036

Stanford University Press. 1945. pp. xi, 183. 8vo. Brown cloth. 2nd issue.

Reference: 2417

The Byron Society Australia. 2002. pp. 38. Illustrated. 8vo. Wrapper, stapled as issued. Vol 26.

Reference: 68130

The Australian Byron Society. 1982. pp. v, 19. Illustrated. 4to. Card wrappers.

Reference: 93554

London. Chatto & Windus. 1960. pp. 156. 8vo D/W, slightly foxed.

Reference: 1948

London. Routledge & Kegan Paul. 1957. pp. xv, 298. 5 illustrations. 8vo. D/W, frayed. 1st edition.

Reference: 1585

London. For Private Circulation Only. 1932 - 1933. 2 vols. pp. xxvii, 139; xxxii, 132. 2 frontis's, 96 facsimiles. Crown 4to. Blue cloth with gilt decoration. Top edges gilt. Spines faded. Edition limited to 180 copies.

Reference: 4532

New York. William Morrow & Co. 1948. pp. (vii), 247. 1 illustration. 8vo. D/W, torn & frayed. 1st edition. The author states that "" Lord Byron's room as here described is an invention although the poet did once stay in Ouchy"". The book is a thriller/crime story set just after the end of the Second World War in Switzerland. The two heroines stay in a small Hotel in Ouchy in ""Lord Byron's Room"". That is the only Byronic connection."

Reference: 4628

London. MacMillan. 1999. pp. ix, 416. 10 illustrations. 8vo. D/W.

Reference: 35664

Austin. Pemberton Press 1965. 4 vols. pp. xv, 438; 439 - 888; 889 - 1298; 1299 - 1698. Large post 4to. Orange cloth. 1st edition

Reference: 5410