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George
Francis Armstrong
(1845-1906)a.k.a.
George Francis Savage-Armstrong
Poems (1869)
Ugone:
A Tragedy (1870)
The
Tragedy of Israel: King
Saul
(1872); King David
(1874); King Solomon
(1876)
(ed.) Life and Letters of Edmund
J. Armstrong
(1877)
(ed.) Poetical Works of Edmund
J. Armstrong
(1877)
(ed.) Essays and Sketches of
Edmund J. Armstrong
(1877)
Garland
from Greece (1882)
Stories
of Wicklow (1886)
Victoria
Regina et Imperatrix: A Jubilee Song
from Ireland, 1887 (1887)
(ed.) The Ancient and Noble
Family of the
Savages of the Ards (1888)
Mephistopheles
in Broadcloth: A Satire
(1888)
One
in the Infinite (1891)
Queen-Empress
and Empire, 1837-1897 (1897)
Ballads
of Down (1901)
John
Banim &
Michael Banim (John [1798-1842] and Michael [1796-1874])Note:
Much of the Banims'
work was collaborative,
often under the name, "the O'Hara Family," so distinguishing who wrote
what is
often difficult, especially given the varying degrees of
collaboration. Usual
attributions are given below in parentheses. The matter is
further complicated by
the republishing of some texts, or fragments of texts, under different
titles. Many
of the novels were reissued in later years with notes and introductions
by Michael Banim.
The
Celt's Paradise (1821, John)
Damon
and Pythias: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
(1821,
John)
A
Letter to the Committee appointed to appropriate a
fund for a national testimonial, commemorative of His Majesty's first
visit to Ireland (1822)
Revelations
of the Dead Alive (1824, John);
reissued in 1845 as London
and its Eccentricities in
the Year 2023, or Revelations of the Dead Alive
The
Tales of the O'Hara Family (John
and
Michael): First series (1825); Second series (1827)
The
Nowlans (1825)
The
Boyne Water (1826, John)
The
Croppy, a Tale of 1798 (1828,
Michael)
The
Anglo-Irish of the Nineteenth Century. A novel
(1828, John)
The
Denounced; or, the Last Baron of Crana
(1830,
John)
The
Smuggler (1831, John)
Chaunt
of the Cholera: Songs for Ireland
(1831, John and Michael)
The
Ghost-Hunter and His Family
(1833, Michael)
The
Mayor of Wind-Gap and Canvassing
(1835,
Michael and Harriet Letitia Martin [see below])
The
Bit O' Writin' and Other Tales
(1838, John and
Michael)
Father
Connell(1842, Michael)
The
Loaded Dice (1844, John)
The
Sergeant's Wife: A Drama in Two Acts . . . Taken
from the Author's Tales of the "O'Hara Family"
(1855, John)
Town
of the Cascades (1864, Michael)
Michael
John Barry (1817-1889)
A
Treatise on the Practice of the High Court of
Chancery of Ireland
(1840; with William N. Keogh)
Ireland
as she was, as she is, and as she shall be
(1845)
The
Songs of Ireland (1845)
A
Waterloo Commemoration for 1854
(1854)
Lays
of the War, and Miscellaneous Lyrics (1855)
The
Pope and the Romagna (1860)
Heinrich
and Leonore, an Alpine story. Coreggio:
and some miscellaneous verse, original and translated (1886)
Isaac
Bickerstaffe (1735-1812)
(variant spelling:
Bickerstaff)
Leucothoe,
a Dramatic Poem (1756)
Judith,
a Sacred Drama (1761)
Thomas
and Sally, or the Sailor's Return; a
Musical Entertainment (1761)
Love
in a Village, a Comic Opera (1763)
Daphne
and Amintor, a Comic Opera in One Act (1765)
Maid
of the Mill, a Comic Opera (1765)
The
Plain Dealer, a Comedy (1766)
Love
in the City, a Comic Opera (1767)
The
Padlock, a Comic Opera (1768)
The
Absent Man, a Farce (1768)
Lionel
and Clarissa, or the School for Fathers; a
Comic Opera (1768)
The
Royal Garland, a New Occasional Interlude, in
Honour of his Danish Majesty (1768)
The
Captive, a Comic Opera (1769)
Doctor
Last in His Chariot, a Comedy (1769)
The
Ephesian Matron, a Comic Serenata (1769)
The
Hypocrite, a Comedy in Five Acts (1769)
'Tis
Well It's No Worse, a Comedy (1770)
The
Recruiting Serjeant, a Musical Entertainment (1770)
He
Wou'd if He Cou'd; or, An Old Fool Worse than
Any; a Burletta (1771)
A
Select Collection of Vocal Music Serious and
Comic (c. 1770)
School
for Fathers, a Comic Opera ("Altered
from Lionel and Clarissa")
(1781)
Life,
Strange Voyages and Uncommon Adventures of
Ambrose Gwinett . . . the lame beggar who for a long time swept the way
at the Mews-Gate, Charing Cross
(1782)
The
Romp, a Comic Opera ("Altered
from Love
in the City") (1786)
The
Sultan, or a Peep into the Seraglio; A
Farce, in Two Acts (1787)
The
Pannel, an Entertainment of Three Acts("Altered
from the Comedy of 'Tis Well
It's No Worse")(1789)
The
Spoil'd Child, a Farce in Two Acts (1792)
various
publications of songs from the musical works
Dionysius
Lardner Boucicault
(previously Bourcicault) (1820-1890) Note:
Dion
Boucicault wrote about 200 plays, many of which were reworked versions
or selections from
previous plays; the list here is limited to plays first published
during his
lifetime. For more information about his plays and their
production, see, for
instance, the Victorian Web's List
of
Dion Boucicault's
Major Works.
London
Assurance: A Comedy in Five Acts
(1841)
The
Irish Heiress: A Comedy in Five Acts
(1842)
Alma
Mater: Or, a Cure for Coquettes: An
Original Comedy in Three Acts
(1842)
Curiosities
of Literature: An Original Farce in
One Act (1842)
(with
Benjamin Nottingham Webster)
Caesar de
Bazan: Or, Love and Honour! A Drama in Three Acts (1844)
(with
Benjamin Nottingham Webster) The
Fox and
the Goose; Or, the Widow's Husband: A Comic Operetta in One Act (1844)
A
Lover by Proxy: A Comedietta in One Act
(1845)
Old
Heads and Young Hearts: A Comedy in
Five Acts (1845)
The
School for Scheming: A Comedy in Five
Acts (1847)
Used
Up; A Petit Comedy in Two Acts
(1848)
Love
in a Maze: A Comedy in Five Acts
(1851)
A
Romance in the Life of Sixtus the Fifth,
Entitled, The Broken Vow: In Five Acts and Seven Tableaux
(1851)
The
Queen of Spades; Or the Gambler's Secret
(1851)
The
Corsican Brothers: Or the Vendetta
(1852)
The
Prima Donna: A Comedy in Two Acts
(1852)
Faust
and Marguerite (1854)
Andy
Blake or the Irish Diamond: A Comedy
in Two Acts (1856)
The
Phantom: A Drama in Two Acts
(1856)
The
Willow Copse: A Drama in Five Acts
(1856)
The
Poor of New York: A Drama in Five Acts
(1857)
Jessie
Brown; Or, The Relief of Lucknow: A
Drama in Three Acts (1858)
Pauvrette:
A Drama in Five Acts (1858)
Arrah-na-Pogue;
Or, The Wicklow Wedding
(1862)
(with
John Oxenford) The Lily of
Killarney: A Grand Romantic Opera in Three Acts
(1863)
Grimaldi;
Or, The Life of an Actress: A Drama,
in Five Acts (1864)
The
Colleen Bawn; Or, The Brides of Garryowen: A
Domestic Drama, in Three Acts (1865)
The
Octoroon; Or, Life in Lousiana: A
Play, in Four Acts (1866)
(with
Charles Reade) Foul
Play: A Novel
(1868)
The
Knight of Arva: A Comic Drama in Two
Acts (1868)
How
She Loves Him! A Comedy in Five Acts
(1868)
A
Scrap from a Comedy (1868)
(with
Charles Reade) Foul
Play: A Drama
(1870)
Led
Astray: A Comedy in Five Acts
(1873)
Forbidden
Fruit: A Comedy (1876)
The
Story of Ireland (1881)
The
Shaughraun: An Original Drama in Three
Acts (1883)
George
Brittaine
(1790-1847)
A
Sermon Preached by the Rev. George Brittaine . . . (1819)
Recollections
of Hyacinth O'Gara (c. 1828)
Confessions
of Honor Delany (1829)
Irishmen
and Irishwomen (1830)
Irish
Priests and English Landlords
(1830)
Johnny
Derrivan's Travels (1833)
Mothers
and Sons (1833)
The
Election (1840)
Patrick
Brontë (1777-1861)
Winter-Evening
Thoughts. A Miscellaneous Poem
(1810)
The
Rural Minstrel: A Miscellany of Descriptive
Poems (1813): "The
Harper of Erin"
The
Maid of Killarney; or Albion and Flora. A
Modern Tale, in which are interwoven some cursory remarks on religion
and politics (1818)
The
Cottage in the Wood; or, the Art of becoming Rich
and Happy (1815)
Charlotte
Brooke (1740-1793)
Reliques
of Irish Poetry (1789); includes
her
poem, Mäon:
An Irish Tale
School
for Christians (1791)
Emma,
or, the Foundling of the Wood
(1803)
William
Carleton
(1794-1869)
Father
Butler. The Lough Dearg pilgrim. Being Sketches
of Irish Manners (1829)
The
Hedge School (1830): Text(Michael Sundermeier's
"Irish Literary Sources and
Resources")
The
Little Chimney Sweep
(1831)
Traits
and Stories of the Irish Peasantry
(collected in five volumes, 1830-1833)
Tales
of Ireland (1834)
Fardorougha
the Miser; or, the Convicts of Lisnamona
(1839)
Characteristic
Sketches of Ireland and the Irish/Tales
and Stories of Ireland, by
Carleton et al. (1840)
The
Fawn of Springvale, The Clarionet, and Other Tales
(1841)
Art
Maguire or the Broken Pledge
(1845)
The
Battle of the Factions and other Tales of Ireland (1845)
Denis
O'Shaughnessy Going to Maynooth
(1845)
Parra
Sastha or the History of Paddy-Go-Easy and His
Wife Nancy (1845)
Phelim
O'Toole's Courtship and The Poor Scholar
(1845)
Phil
Purcel, and other Tales of Ireland
(1845)
Roddy
the Rover or the Ribbonman (1845)
Tales
and Sketches Illustrating the Character, Usages,
Traditions, Sports, and Pastimes of the Irish Peasantry (1845)
Valentine
M'Clutchy the Irish Agent or the Chronicles
of the Castle Cumber Property
(1845)
The
Black Prophet, a Tale of Irish Famine
(1847)
The
Emigrants of Ahadarra (1848)
The
Tithe Proctor, a Novel: Being a Tale of the Tithe
Rebellion in Ireland (1849)
Red
Hall or the Baronet's Daughter/The Black Baronet (1852)
The
Squanders of Castle Squander
(1852)
Willy
Reilly and his Dear Coleen Bawn
(1855)
Alley
Sheridan and Other Stories (1857)
The
Evil Eye or the Black Spectre
(1860)
The
Double Prophecy, or, Tales of the Heart
(1862)
Redmond
Count O'Hanlon, the Irish Rapparee
(1862)
The
Silver Acre and Other Tales
(1862)
The
Fair of Emyvale (1870)
The
Red-Haired Man's Wife (1889)
Lady
Clarke (Olivia Owenson,
sister of Lady Morgan; c.
1785-1845)
The
Irishwoman: A Comedy, in Five Acts
(1819)
John
Corry (c. 1770-c. 1830)
The
Adventures of Felix and Rosarito,
Or
the Triumph of Love and Friendship
(1782)
Odes
and Elegies, Descriptive & Sentimental:
with "The patriot, a poem" (1797)
The
Life of George Washington (1800)
The
Gardener's Daughter of Worcester; Or, the
Miseries of Seduction (1800)
The
Detector of Quackery;
or, Analyser of
Medical, Philosophical, Political, Dramatic, and Literary Imposture
(1801) (new edition: Quack
Doctors Detected [1810]
A
Satirical View of London (1801)
Edwy
and Bertha,
or the Force of
Connubial Love (1802)
Memoirs
of Alfred Berkeley (1802)
Tales
for the Amusement of Young Persons (1802)
The
Life of William Cowper (1803)
Memoirs
of Edward Thornton; or, A sketch of
Modern Dissipation in London
(1803)
The
Swiss Revolution; or, The Fall of Albert
(1803)
The
Unfortunate Daughter: or, The Danger of the
Modern System of Female Education
(1803)
The
Life of Joseph Priestley (1804)
Memoirs
of Francis Goodwin, or the Delusion of
Pride (c. 1805)
Sebastian
and Zeila,
Or the Captive
Liberated by Female Generosity
(1805)
The
Suicide; or, the Progress of Error
(1805)
The
Mysterious Gentleman Farmer
(1808)
The
Elopement, or the Imprudent Connexion
(c.
1810)
Strictures
on the Expedience of the Addingtonian
Extinguisher (1811)
Narratives,
Illustrative of the Passions and
Affections of the Human Mind (1815)
Vol.
1 of History of Bristol
(1816); vol. 2
by Rev. John Evans
History
of Macclesfield (1817)
The
English Metropolis; or, London in the year
1820 (1820)
The
Beauties of Cowper (1820)
Memoir
of John Collier ('Tim Bobbin')
(1820);
prefixed to an edition of his Works
History
of Lancashire (1825)
Thomas
Osborne Davis
(1814-1845)
Speeches
of the Right Honourable John Philpot Curran,
with a Memoir (1844)
Religious
Problems of the Nineteenth Century (1893)
(ed.)
The Household Poetry Book: An
Anthology of English-Speaking poets from Chaucer to Faber (1893)
Selections
from the Poems of Aubrey de Vere (1894)
Recollections (1897)
Poems
from the Works of Aubrey de Vere (1904)
Introductory
material in, for instance, Seeds
and Sheaves (1892) and Sown
in Tears (1906) by Alice
Mary Fraser (Baroness Lovat), the republication of his father's Sonnets
(1875) and Mary Tudor
(1884), and The Irish Apostle
and
His Critics (1881) by William
Bullen Morris.
Kenelm
Henry Digby (1800-1880)
The
Broadstone of Honour, or Rules for the
Gentlemen of England (1822);
later divided into Godefridus
(1829), Tancredus
(1828), Morus
(1826), and Orlandus
(1829); and then revised as The
Broad Stone of Honour: Or, the
True Sense and Practice of Chivalry
(1844-48)
Mores
Catholici; or Ages of Faith
(1831-42;
11 books)
Compitum;
or The Meeting of the Ways at the
Catholic Church (1848-54; 7
books)
The
Lover's Seat. Kathemérina; or Common
Things in relation to Beauty, Virtue, and Faith (1856)
The
Children's Bower; or What you like
(1858)
Evenings
on the Thames; or Serene Hours, and what
they require (1860)
The Chapel of St. John; or
a
Life of Faith in the Nineteenth Century (1861)
Short
Poems (1865)
A
Day on the Muses' Hill (1867)
Hours with the First
Falling
Leaves (1868)
Little
Low Bushes: Poems
(1869)
Halcyon
Hours: Poems (1870)
Ouranogaia,
A Poem in Twenty
Cantos (1871)
Last
Year's Leaves (1873)
The Temple of Memory (1874)
The
Epilogue to Previous Works in Prose and
Verse: In Six Cantos
(1876)
William
Drennan
(1754-1820)
Letters
of Orellana, an Irish Helot, to the Seven
Northern Counties not represented inthe National Assembly of
Delegates, held at Dublin, October, 1784, for obtaining a moreequal
representation of the People in the Parliament of Ireland
(1785)
A
Letter to his Excellency Earl Fitzwilliam, Lord
Lieutenant, &c. of Ireland
(1795)
A
Philosophical Essay on the Moral and Political State
of Ireland: In a Letter to EarlFitzwilliam
(1797)
The
Doctrine of the Trinity founded neither on
Scripture, nor on reason and common sense, but on tradition and the
infallible Church, an essay occasioned by a late controversy between
the Rev. Richard T. P. Pope, and the Rev. Thomas Maguire (1827)
Unitarian
Christianity the Religion of the
Gospel; and the New Reformation a chimera; in five letters to the Earl
of Mountcashell (1828)
Unitarianism
No Feeble and Conceited Heresy,
Demonstrated in Two Letters to the Archbishop of Dublin
(1829)
Reason
the Handmaid to Religion,
A Sermon
(1829)
Charge
to the Rev. J. Martineau and the
Congregation of Eustace-Street Meeting-house (1829)
Essay
on the subject proposed by the Royal Irish
Academy, viz. to investigate the authenticity of the Poems of Ossian,
etc. (1830)
Humanity
to Animalsthe
Christian's
Duty, a Discourse (1830)
The
Unitarian Christian's Faith, A Discourse (1830)
One
is your Master--Even Christ:
A
Discourse Containing a Refutation of Certain High-Church Principles
held by E. Burke, and C. R. Elrington
(1831)
(contributor)Irish Minstrelsy; or,
Bardic Remains of Ireland, etc.,
ed. James Hardiman(1831)
Original
Sin an Irrational and Unscriptural
Fiction, Dishonouring God, and Demoralizing Man: An Essay (1832)
The
Paternal Character of God; and Truth the
Parent of Liberty.
Two Discourses (1833)
Harry
and Lucy Concluded: Being the Last Part of
Early Lessons (1825)
Little
Plays for Children (1827)
Helen,
a Tale (1834)
Orlandino
(1848)
With
her
father, R. L.
Edgeworth (1744-1817):
Practical
Education (1798), later
republished as Essays on
Practical Education (1801)
Essay
on Irish Bulls (1802)
Essays
on Professional Education (1809)
Memoirs
of Richard Lovell Edgeworth, Esq.: Begun
by Himself and Concluded by his Daughter, Maria Edgeworth
(1820)
Samuel
Ferguson (1810-1886)
Lays
of the Western
Gael, and other Poems (1864)
The
Cromlech on Howth; a Poem (1864)
Our
Architecture (1864)
Congal;
a Poem in Five Books (1872)
Poems (1880)
The
Forging of the
Anchor, a Poem (1883)
Hibernian
Nights Entertainments (1887)
Remains
of Saint Patrick (1887)
Ogham
Inscriptions in Ireland, Wales, and
Scotland (1887)
Anna
Maria Fielding (1800-1881)a.k.a.
Mrs. S. C.
Hall or Anna Maria
Hall
Sketches
of Irish Character (1829; 2nd
series, 1831)
Chronicles
of a School Room (1830)
The
Buccaneer (1831)
The
Outlaw, an Historical
Romance (1831)
Tales
of Woman's Trials
(1835)
The
Groves of Blarney:
A Drama in Three Acts (1836)
Mabel's
Curse: A Musical Drama in Two Acts
(1837)
St.
Pierre, the Refugee: A Burletta in Two
Acts (1837)
Uncle
Horace (1837)
Lights
and Shadows of Irish Life (1838)
The
Book of Royalty
(1839)
The
Hartopp Jubilee; Or,
Profit from Play (1840)
Marian;
Or, a Young Maid's
Fortunes (1840)
The
Juvenile Budget; Or,
Stories for Little Readers
(1840)
Little
Chatterbox: A Tale
(1844)
Number
One: A Tale
(1844)
The
Whiteboy: A Story
of Ireland in 1822 (1845)
The
Forlorn Hope: A Story of Old Chelsea
(1846)
(with
Mrs. Jonathan Foster) Stories
and Studies
from the Chronicles and History of England
(1847)
Grandmamma's
Pockets (1848)
Midsummer
Eve: A Fairy
Tale of Love (1848)
A
Pilgrimage to the Tomb of
John Kyrle (1849)
Pilgrimages
to English Shrines
(1850; 2nd series, 1853)
The
Swan's Egg (1851)
Stories of the Governess (1852)
Chertsey
and Its Neighbourhood
(1853)
The
Worn Thimble: A
Story of Woman's Duty and Woman's Influence
(1853)
The
Drunkard's Bible (1854)
Popular
Tales and Sketches
(1856)
The
Two Friends (1856)
The
Lucky Penny and Other
Tales (1857)
A
Woman's Story (1857)
In The Miniature Library of
Fiction (1858): The
Governess (vol. 1); All
is Not Gold that Glitters (vol.
2); The Private Purse and
Tattle (vol. 3); There
is No Hurry, and Deeds Not Words
(vol. 4); Turns of Fortune
(vol. 5); Cleverness
(vol. 6); Wives and Husbands
(vol. 9); The Unjust Judge (vol.
13)
Daddy
Dacre's School: A Story for the Young
(1858)
The
Dispensation (1859)
Fanny's
Fancies (1860)
Can
Wrong Be Right?
(1862)
The
Juvenile Forget-Me-Not
(1862)
The
Village Garland:
Tales and Sketches (1862)
Nelly
Nowlan and Other Stories (1863)
The
Cabman's Cat (1865)
Ronald's
Reason; Or, the Little Cripple
(1865)
God
Save the Green! An Address to the
Irish People (1866)
The
Playfellow and Other Stories
(1866)
The
Way of the World and Other Stories
(1866)
The
Prince of the Fair Family: A Fairy Tale
(1867)
Alice
Stanley and Other Stories (1868)
Animal
Sagacity (1868)
The
Fight of Faith (1869)
Digging
a Grave with a Wine Glass (1871)
Boons
and Blessings: Stories and Sketches to
Illustrate the Advantages of Temperance (1875)
Chronicles
of Cosy Nook: A Book for the
Young (1875)
Annie
Leslie and Other Stories (1877)
with Samuel Carter Hall
(her husband): Ireland:
Its Scenery, Character, etc.
(1841-43); A Week at Killarney (1843); Handbooks for Ireland (1853); The Book of the Thames (1859); Tenby: Its
History, Antiquities,
Scenery, Traditions and Customs
(1860); The Book of South Wales,
the Wye, and the Coast (1861); A Companion to Killarney (1878)
Eva
Gore-Booth
(1870-1926) (sister of
Constance Gore-Booth, Countess Markievicz)
Poems
(1898)
Unseen
Kings (1904)
The
One and the Many (1904)
The Three Resurrections
and
The Triumph of Maeve (1905)
The
Egyptian Pillar (1907)
The
Sorrowful Princess (1907)
The
Agate Lamp (1912)
Whence
come wars? A speech delivered at a
meeting of the National Industrial and Professional Women's Suffrage
Society, in London, December 12th, 1914 (1914)
Tales
of the Munster Festivals (1827);
second
series (1832)
The
Collegians (1829)
The
Rivals and Tracy's Ambition
(1829)
The
Christian Physiologist (1830)
The
Invasion (1832)
Tales
of My Neighbourhood (1835)
The
Bishop's Island (1835)
The
Duke of Monmouth (1836)
Gisippus,
or the Forgotten Friend (1842)
Talis
Qualis or Tales of the Jury Room
(1842)
Life
and Works of Gerald Griffin
(1842-43)
Adventures
of an Irish Giant (1854)
The
Offering of Friendship (1854)
Card
Drawing, The Halfsir, and Suil Dhuv, the coiner
(1857)
Lawrence
Hynes Halloran (1766-1831)
A
Collection of Odes, Poems, and Translations
(1789)
An
ode (attempted in Sapphic verse) occasioned
by the proposed visit of Their Majesties to the city of Exeter
(1789)
Poems
on Various Occasions (1791)
A
Sermon for the 19th
day of
December, 1787, being the day appointed for a General Thanksgiving . .
. for the . . . victories obtained . . . in three . . . naval
engagements, etc. (1797)
On
the Observance of the Sabbath: a Sermon . . .
To which is added, a form of morning and evening prayer for the use of
schools (1800)
Lachrymae
Hibernicae, or the Genius of Erin's
Complaint, a ballad; with
a prefatory address to the Right
Honorable the Earl of Hardwicke, reported viceroy elect of Ireland
(1801)
The
Female Volunteer; Or, the Dawning of Peace; a
Drama in Three Acts (1801)
The
Battle of Trafalgar, a poem; To which is
added a selection of fugitive pieces
(1806)
Elizabeth
Hardy (1794-1854)
Michael
Cassidy, or the Cottage Gardener (1845)
Owen
Glendower, or the Prince in Wales
(1849)
The
Confessor, a Jesuit Tale of the Times
(1854)
Julia
Kavanagh
(1824-1877)
The
Three Paths (1847)
Madeleine
(1848)
Nathalie:
a Tale (1850)
Woman
in France during the Eighteenth Century
(1850)
Women
of Christianity, Exemplary for Acts of Piety and
Charity (1852)
Daisy
Burns (1853)
Grace
Lee (1855)
Rachel
Gray, a tale founded on fact
(1856)
A
Summer and Winter in the Two Sicilies
(1858)
Adèle
(1858)
Seven
Years, and Other Tales (1860)
Beatrice
(1862)
French
Women of Letters: Biographical Sketches
(1862)
Letters
of certain Jews to Monsieur de
Voltaire (1777) (Translation of
Abbé Guenée's Lettres
de quelques Juifs portugais et allemands à M. de Voltaire)
An
Abridgment of the History of the Council of
Constance (1780)
Charles
James Lever (1806-1872)
Confessions
of Harry Lorrequer, with
Illustrations by Phiz (1839)
Horace
Templeton, an Autobiography
(1840?)
Our
Mess: vol. 1, Hinton
the Guardsman; vol. 2-3, Tom
Burke of "Ours" (1843-1844)
Arthur
O'Leary, His Wanderings and Ponderings in
Many Lands (1844)
St.
Patrick's Eve, with
Illustrations by
Phiz (1845)
Nuts
and Nutcrackers, with
Illustrations by
Phiz (1845)
The
O'Donoghue; a Tale of Ireland Fifty Years Ago,
with Illustrations by H. K. Browne [Phiz] (1845) (later retitled as The
O'Donoghue, A Tale of Irish Rebellion
[1898])
Tales
of the Trains: Being Some Chapters
of Railroad Romance (1845)
The
Knight of Gwynne, a Tale of the Time of Union,
with Illustrations by Phiz (1847)
Charles
O'Malley, the Irish Dragoon
(1841)
Confessions of
Con Cregan, the Irish Gil Blas
(1849)
Roland
Cashel, with Illustrations
by Phiz (1850)
The
Daltons; or,
Three Roads in Life, with
Illustrations by Phiz (1852)
The
Dodd Family Abroad, with
Illustrations by Phiz (1854)
Sir
Jasper Carew, His Life and Experiences (1855)
Maurice
Tiernay, the Soldier of Fortune
(c.
1855)
The
Martins of
Cro' Martin, with Illustrations
by Phiz (1856)
The
Fortunes of Glencore (1857)
Davenport
Dunn;
Or, the Man of the Day, with
Illustrations by Phiz (1859)
One
of Them (1860)
Barrington,
with Illustrations by Phiz (1863)
A
Day's Ride: A Life's Romance
(1864)
Cornelius
O'Dowd upon Men and Women and Other Things in
General (1864-65)
Tony
Butler (1865)
A
Campaigner at Home (1865)
Luttrell
of Arran,
with Illustrations by Phiz (1865)
Sir
Brook Fossbrooke (1866)
The
Bramleighs of
Bishop's Folly (1868)
Paul
Gosslett's Confessions in Love, Law, and the Civil
Service (1868)
That
Boy of Norcott's (1869)
Lord
Kilgobbin, A Tale of
Ireland in Our Own Time (1872)
Samuel
Lover (1797-1868)
The
Parson's Horn-book, by
Samuel Lover et al. (1831)
The
Valentine Post-Bag, Containing
Letters to Public Characters, by the editors of The Parson's Horn-book
(1831)
Legends
and Stories of Ireland
(1832; second series, 1834)
Popular
Tales and Legends of the Irish
Peasantry (1834)
The
Happy Man: An Extravaganza
in One Act (1837)
Rory
O'More: A Comic Drama in
Three Acts (1837)
Rory
O'More, a National Romance
(1837)
The
White Horse of the Peppers; a
Comic Drama in Two Acts (1838)
The
Hall Porter, a Comic Drama (1839)
Songs
and Ballads (1839)
The
Greek Boy, a Musical Drama in Two
Acts (c. 1840)
Characteristic
Sketches of Ireland,
by Samuel Lover et al. (1840)
Il
Paddy
Whack in Italia; an operetta in one act
(1841)
Handy
Andy, a Tale of Irish Life
(1842)
Ireland
Illustrated (1843)
Treasure
Trove: the first of a series
of accounts of Irish heirs: being a romantic Irish tale of the last
century (1844) (later
re-published as He would be a
Gentleman: or, Treasure-Trove [1856])
MacCarthy
More; or, Possession Nine
Points of the Law: A Comic Drama, in Two Acts (1850)
(ed.)
Lyrics of Ireland (1858)
(ed.) Poems of Ireland
(1858)
Metrical
Tales, and Other Poems
(1859)
Rival
Rhymes in Honour of Burns
(1859)
Original
songs for the Rifle
Volunteers, by Lover et al.
(1861)
Poetical
Works (1880)
numerous
short stories and
songs (the latter of which were frequently published individually or in
collections)
Memoires
de la cour d'Espagne sous le regne de
Charles II ... Par le marquis de Villars. Being a collation of the
various editions and manuscripts of these memoirs ... with some inquiry
as to their alleged author. A paper read before the Royal Irish Academy
(1863)
Translations
of Calderon: Justina;
a Play
(1848); Dramas of Calderon
(1853); Love, the Greatest
Enchantment (1861); Mysteries
of Corpus Christi (1867); The
Two Lovers of Heaven: Chrysanthus and Daria(with
MacCarthy's dedicatory sonnets) (1870); Calderon's
Dramas
(1873).
Historical
Sketches of O'Connell and his
Friends, including Rt. Rev. Drs. Doyle and Milner, Thomas Moore, John
Lawless, Thomas Furlong, Richard Lalor Shiel, Thomas Steel, Counsellor
Bric, Thomas Addis Emmet, William Corbett, Sir Michael O'Loghlen, etc.,
etc. with a Glance at the Future Destiny of Ireland(1845):
"A
Glance at the Future Destiny of Ireland"
The
Irish Writers of the Seventeenth Century
(1846)
The
Lives of the Irish Writers of the
Seventeenth Century; and, The Life and Reign of Art M'Murrogh, King of
Leinster (1848)
A
History of the Irish Settlers in North
America. From the Earliest Period to the Census of 1850(1851)
The
Part taken by Catholics in the American
Revolution; a Lecture Delivered in Townsend Hall, Buffalo, July 7, 1852
(c. 1852)
The
Political Causes and Consequences of the Protestant
"Reformation". A Lecture (1853)
A
History of the Attempts to Establish the Protestant
Reformation in Ireland, and the Successful resistance of that People
(1853)
The
Catholic history of North America. Five Discourses,
to which Are Added Two Discourses on the Relations of Ireland and
America (1855)
A Life of the Rt. Rev.
Edward Maginn, Coadjutor Bishop of Derry. With Selections from his
Correspondence (1857)
Sebastian,
or, The Roman Martyr: A Drama,
Founded on Cardinal Wiseman's Celebrated Tale of Fabiola
(1861)
Emigration
and Colonization in Canada. A speech
Delivered in the House of Assembly, Quebec, 25th April, 1862
(1862)
The
Present American Revolution
(1863)
Hon.
Mr. McGee's Speech at the
Hustings (1863)
A
Popular History of Ireland, from the Earliest
Period to the Emancipation of the Catholics
(1863)
The
Internal Condition of the American
Democracy. Considered in a Letter from the Hon. Thomas d'Arcy M'Gee,
M.P., President of the Executive Council of the Province of Canada to
the Hon. Charles Gavan Duffy, M.P., Minister of Public Lands of the
Colony of Victoria (1863)
The
Crown and the Confederation. Three Letters
to the Hon. John Alexander McDonald, Attorney General for Upper Canada.
By a Backwoodsman(1864)
Two
Speeches on the Union of the Provinces(1865)
Speeches
and Addresses Chiefly on the Subject of
British-American Union (1865)
Notes
on Federal Governments, Past and Present (1865)
A
Few Reflections, Occasioned by the Perusal of a
Work, Entitled, "Familiar Epistles, to Frederick J----s Esq., On the
Present State of the Irish Stage"
(1804)
The
Novice of St. Dominick (1805)
Twelve
Original Hibernian Melodies, with English words
(music by J. Hook) (1805)
The
Wild Irish Girl (1806)
The
First Attempt; Or, the Whim of a Moment, a Comic
Opera (music by Thomas Simpson
Cooke) (1807)
Italy
(1821, with notes and appendix by Sir
Charles Morgan)
A
Letter to the Reviewers of "Italy," including an
answer to a pamphlet entitled,"Observations
upon the calumnies
and misrepresentations in LadyMorgan'sItaly"
(1821)
The
Book Without a Name (1841, with
Sir Charles
Morgan)
Letter
to Cardinal Wiseman, in answer to his "Remarks
on Lady Morgan's statementsregarding
St. Peter's Chair"
(1851)
Passages
from my Autobiography (1859)
Luxima,
the Prophetess: A Tale of India
(1859) (a heavily revised version of The
Missionary)
Paddy's
Resource, Being a Select Collection
of Original Patriotic Songs for theUse
of thePeople
of Ireland
(1796)
Rev.
James Porter
(1753-1798); Porter
typically published anonymously: how much
of hiswork
has yet to be attributed to him, and how much has been incorrectly
attributed to him,
remain questions.
Billy
Bluff and
the 'Squire; Or, A Sketch of the Times
(1796; letters from "R,"
first published serially in the Northern
Star)
Katharine Tynan (1861-1931)a.k.a.
Katharine Hinkson or Mrs. H. A. Hinkson
Louise
de la Vallière and Other Poems
(1885)
The
Land I Love Best (1890)
Ballads
and Lyrics (1891)
Irish
Love-Songs, selected
by Katharine Tynan (1892)
A
Cluster of Nuts, Being Sketches Among My Own
People (1894)
Cuckoo
Songs (1894)
An
Isle in the Water (1895)
The
Land of Mist and Mountain (1895)
A
Lover's Breast-Knot (1896)
The
Wind in the Trees (1898)
The
Handsome Brandons: A Story for Girls
(1898)
The
Dear Irish Girl (1899)
Led
by a Dream, and Other Stories
(1899)
The
Adventures of Carlo (1900)
A
Daughter of the Fields (1900)
A
Girl of Galway (1901)
The
Cabinet of Irish Literature,
greatly
revised and expanded by K. T. Hinkson (1902)
A
King's Woman. Being the narrative of Miss
Penelope Fayle, now Mistress Frobisher, concerning the late troublous
times in Ireland (1902)
Love
of Sisters (1902)
The
Handsome Quaker and Other
Stories (1903)
The
Honourable Molly (1903)
The
French Wife (1904)
Judy's
Lovers (1904)
Julia
(1904)
A
Daughter of Kings (1905)
Dick
Pentreath (1905)
Fortune's
Favourite (1905)
Innocencies:
A Book of Verse
(1905)
Luck
of the Fairfaxes: A Story for Girls
(1905)
The
Adventures of Alicia (1906)
A
Little Book for John O'Mahony's Friends
(1906)
A
Little Book for Mary Gill's Friends
(1906)
A
Little Book of Courtesies (1906)
For
Maisie: A Love Story
(1906)
Her
Ladyship (1907)
Experiences
(1908)
Father
Mathew (1908)
The
House of the Crickets
(1908)
The
Lost Angel (1908)
Mary
Gray (1908)
Cousins
and Others (1909)
The
Book of Flowers (1909)
Her
Mother's Daughter (1909)
Kitty
Aubrey (1909)
The
House of the Secret
(1910)
Betty
Carew (1910)
Freda
(1910)
Heart
O' Gold; Or, the Little
Princess (1912)
Honey,
My Honey (1912)
The
Daughter of the Manor (1913)
Irish
Poems (1913)
John
Bulteel's Daughters
(1914)
A
Little Radiant Girl (1914)
Lover's
Meetings (1914)
The
Flower of Peace: A Collection
of the Devotional Poetry of Katharine Tynan
(1914)
Countrymen
All (1915)
The
House of the Foxes (1915)
Margery
Dawe (1915)
Flower
of Youth: Poems in
War Time (1915)
The
Holy War (1916)
Lord
Edward: A Study in
Romance (1916)
John-A-Dreams
(1916)
Kit
(1917)
Late
Songs (1917)
Herb
o' Grace: Poems in War
Time (1918)
Katharine
Tynan's Book of Irish History
(1918)
Love
of Brothers (1919)
The
Man from Australia (1919)
Denys
the Dreamer (1920)
The
House (1920)
Bitha's
Wonderful Year (1921)
Even
Song (1922)
The
House on the Bogs (1922)
A
Mad Marriage (1922)
Mary
Beaudesert (1923)
The
Golden Rose (1924)
The
House of Doom (1924)
Dear
Lady Bountiful (1925)
Life
in the Occupied Area
(1925)
The
Briar Bush Maid (1926)
The
Heiress of Wyke (1926)
The
Infatuation of Peter
(1926)
A
Dog Book (1926)
The
Face in the Picture
(1927)
Haroun
of London (1927)
Castle
Perilous (1928)
Lover
of Women (1928)
The
House in the Forest
(1928)
A
Fine Gentleman (1929)
Denise
the Daughter (1930)
Grayson's
Girl (1930)
Della's
Orchard (1931)
A
Lonely Maid (1931)
The
Forbidden Way (1931)
An
International Marriage
(1933)
The
House of Dreams (1934)
A
Lad was Born (1934)
Lady
Jane Wilde (1821-1896)
a.k.a. Speranza
Sidonia
the Sorceress (trans.) (1849)
Ugo
Bassi: A Tale of the Italian Revolution
(1857)
The
First Temptation; or, "Eritis sicut Deus"
(trans.) (1863)
Poems
by Speranza (1864)
Memoir
of Gabriel Beranger (1880; with
Sir William
Wilde)
Driftwood
From Scandinavia (1884)
Ancient
Legends, Mystic Charms, and Superstitions of
Ireland (1887)
Ancient
Cures, Charms, and Usages of Ireland:
Contributions to Irish Lore
(1890)
Notes
on Men, Women, and Books (1891)
Social
Studies (1893)
Oscar
Wilde (1854-1900)
Ravenna
(1878)
Vera,
or The Nihilists (1880)
Poems
(1881)
The
Duchess of Padua: A Tragedy of the XVI Century
Written in Paris in the XIX Century
(wr. 1883)
The
Happy Prince and Other Tales
(1888)
Intentions
(1891)
The
Picture of Dorian Gray (1891)
Lord
Arthur Savile's Crime and Other Stories
(1891)
A
House of Pomegranates (1891)
Salomé:
Drama en un acte (1893; French
version)
Lady
Windermere's Fan (1893)
Salomé (1894; English version)
The
Sphinx (1894)
A
Woman of No Importance (1894)
The
Soul of Man (1895)
Oscariana
(1895)
The
Ballad of Reading Gaol (1898)
The
Importance of Being Earnest: A Trivial Comedy for
Serious People (1899)
An
Ideal Husband (1899)
De
Profundis (1905)
Irish-language
Authors
N.B.
Much
Irish-language work of the period, for various cultural as well as
economic reasons, circulated orally or in manuscript form, and so
cannot be decisively dated. Common anglicizations of names
are
given parenthetically; the Irish form of Merriman's name is not known,
and is in dispute.
Brian
Merriman (c.
1749-1805)
Cúirt
an Mhean-Oíche (The
Midnight Court)
Eibhlín
Dhubh ní Chonaill
(Eileen O'Connell; c. 1745-?)
Antoine
Ó Reachtabhra
(Anthony Raftery, 1784-1835)
See Songs
ascribed to Raftery, Being the fifth chapter of the Songs of Connacht,
collected, edited and translated by Douglas Hyde (1903)
Count Cavour, Considerations
on the Present State and
Future Prospects of Ireland
Non-Fiction
Prose on
Colonialism and Related Issues outside of Ireland:
R.
B. Sheridan, "Speech
on the fourth charge; viz. the
Resumption of the Jaghires and the
Confiscation of the Treasures of the Princesses of Oude" (7 February
1787) (parliamentary speech during the Impeachment Trial of Warren
Hastings)
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