London. John Murray. 1818. pp. 49. 8vo. Red cloth. Light foxing throughout, rear endpaper with pencil scribbles, lacking half title and advert leaf. 3rd edition. With the bookplate Gordon Hobbs. Slightly shabby copy. Wise Vol I p. 125. The last edition without the four additional stanzas.

Reference: 22631

London. John Hunt. 1823. pp. 36. Half title present. advert leaf lacking. 8vo. Full calf binding by Riviere with gilt decoration that has seen better days, hinges rubbed, spine quite badly chipped, all edges gilt. Staining in lower margin to half title and title otherwise internally clean. Wise Vol 2, p41. Randolph p81.

Reference: 4832PC

London. John Hunt. 1822. pp. xii, 3 - 39, - 8, 4, (ii), 4 of adverts. 8vo. Half blue morocco with marbled boards, gilt decoration to spine, a hansome binding. With the bookplate of John Waugh 1896 which shows an illustration of the Acropolis. This is part of Part I of The Liberal being only The Vision of Judgment and the first edition of it. Wise Vol 2, p. 37.

Reference: 68280

London. W. Clark. 1821. pp. 40. 8vo in 4s. later covered paper binding. Title and last leaf grubby. pp. 33/34 misbound Wise Vol 1, p73. 'Although this is a pirate edition ... it is a book of much interest. Appeneded to the title poemare five Fugitive Pieces ...' Two of these are the first printing and one is spurious.

Reference: 38211

12th April 1816. 3 pages, folded with slight splits where creased. This manuscript is a conformed copy, i.e. a copy of the executed original. Byron left London on 23rd April and England on 25th April 1816, leaving Kinnaird and Hanson in charge of his Rochdale estates. Price inc VAT

Reference: 17199

London. John Murray. 1854. 2 vols bound together. pp. viii, 116, viii, 175. Small 8vo. Contemporary blind stamped red cloth, all edges gilt, head and tail of spine slightly frayed. Vol 1 - Prose; Vol 2 - Poetry. BL.

Reference: 7628

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Longman & Co. 1830. pp. xii, 300. 8vo. Original cloth, spine label chipped. Some minor foxing. Printed in Whitby by R. Horne. Includes 'Passages in George Fox's Imprisonment in Scarborough Castle' and 'A Legend of Paul Jones'. John Watkins wrote the first biography of Byron - Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Right Honourable Lord Byron published in 1822.

Reference: 12991

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. Lackington, Allen & Co. ND (1805?). pp. (iv), 27. 8vo. Disbound. MS of leaf with Characters dated 1818. In September 1806 Byron took the lead part of Tristram Fickle. In Detached Thought (Marchand Letters and Journals Vol 9. p. 37) he says 'When I was a youth - I was reckoned a good actor ... I enacted ... Tristram Fickle in Allingham's farce of the Weathercock - for three nights (the duration of our compact) in some private theatricals at Southwell in 1806 - with great applause.'

Reference: 17409

London. J. Limbird. 1824. pp. 49 - 64. 8vo. Disbound. With an illustration of Newstead Abbey and an article about same.

Reference: 33393

Edited by John Markham. Photographs by Patricia E. Deans. East Yorkshire Local History Society. 1994. pp. 48. Well illustrated. Oblong 8vo. Printed wrapper stapled as issued. E.Y. Local History Series No. 48. ISBN 900349484

Reference: 13426

1. Sweet Robin. 2. Humours of a Playhouse. 3. Peace & Beauty's arms. 4. Gaby and Susy. 5. Fare thee Well! (By Lord Byron). 6. Oh! Nanny wilt thou h=gang with me. 7. The Nightingale Clun. 8. Fathless Emma. 9. Eilen Aureen. 10. The Jew Pedlar. 11. Canadian Boat Song. 12. Here we meet too too to Part. 13. A Temple to Friends. 14. The Manly Heart. 15. Oh! the shamrock. 16. My Bonny highlandie.17. The Time I've. (London). Pitts, Printer Wholesale Toy and Marble Warehouse, 6 Great Street, 7 dials. (1830?). pp. 8. Woodcut on titlepage. 4to. Single folded sheet. Chapbook of the text of songs.

Reference: 58020

London. W. Dugdale. 1825 - 1826. 4 vols. 19 works. Vol I - Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. 4 cantos. Engraved title, pp. 162; The Giaour. pp 51; The Bride of Abydos. pp. 48; The Prisoner of Chillon. Fly title only. pp. 18. Coleridge lists it with The Bride of Abydos printed for Thomas Wilson. Vol II - The Corsair. pp 72; Lara. Fly title only pp. 135 - 174; The Siege of Corinth. pp. 34; Parisina. pp. 20; Beppo. pp.28; The Island. Fly title only pp. 193 - 244; Vol 3. Miscellaneous Poems. pp. 72; Hebrew Melodies. pp. 22; English Bards and Scotch Reviewers. pp (iv), 50; Manfred. Fly title only. pp 175 - 216. Coleridge lists it as printed for Thomas Wilson and the British Library has 2 editions, 1824 & 1826; Cain. pp. 63; Heaven and Earth. pp 36. Vol IV. Marino Faliero. pp. 124, with continuous pagination to Sardanapalus. pp. 125 - 224; The Deformed Transformed. Fly title only. pp 52. 12 mo. Half calf, marbled boards, slightly rubbed. An attractive little set. Coleridge Childe Harold p 186; The Giaour p 237; The Prisoner of Chillon p 285; The Corsair p 203; Lara p 297; Hebrew Melodies p 244; English Bards & Scotch Reviewers p 232; Manfred p 267; & Heaven & Earth p. 241. The British Library would appear not to have The Prisoner of Chillon; Parisina; The Island; Miscellaneous Poems; Cain; Heaven and Earth: & The Deformed Transformed. The Elkin Mathews 1930 Catalogue of Byron & Byroniana only has Sardanapalus and Kohler's 1980 Byron Catalogue has none of them. It would appear that Parisina, The Island, Miscellaneous Poems, Cain, & The Deformed Transformed are quiet rare, while the remaining pirate editions are scarce. This is not a complete set of Dugdale Byron printings, William St Clair in The Reading Nation in the Romantic Period shows one of Dugdales Advertisments for 1824 and that lists The Giaour, Hebrew Melodies, Don Juan, the 14 cantos, The Two Visions of Judgement, The Bride of Abydos, Parisina, Siege of Corinth, & Corsair.

Reference: 76730

London. John Murray. 1818. pp. (ii), 51, (i) of adverts. 8vo. Disbound. 6th edition. Lacking half title.

Reference: 10625

London. John Murray. 1818. pp. (ii), 51, (i) of adverts. 8vo. Modern black cloth, new endpapers. 6th edition. Lacking half title.

Reference: 10625B

Edited by Leslie A. Marchand Cambridge, MA. Belknap Press of Harvard University. 1974 - 1982. 12 vols. pp. v, 288; viii, 298; xiv, 285; v, 369; 309; xiv, 289; 282; 271; 248; 239; 243; vii, 166. Frontis's to Vols 1 - 11. 8vo. D/Ws, spines faded and all in different colours as the American edition is. Vols 1& 2 are the second printing, all other volumes are 1st editions of the US edition. In Vol. 6 pp. 267 - 283 are bound in upside down. These pages cover part of the Recipient List and part of the Index. As far as I can ascertain the Supplementary volume was never published in the US edition.

Reference: 2474US

Edited by Leslie A. Marchand London. John Murray. 1973 - 1994. 13 vols. pp. v, 288; viii, 298; xiv, 285; v, 369; 309; xiv, 289; 282; 271; 248; 239; 243; vii, 166; x, 102. Frontis's to Vols 1 - 11 & 13. 8vo. All vols 1st editions. A very good, clean set.

Reference: 2474

London. John Murray. 1853. pp. xvi, 311, 32 of adverts. Frontis, 31 plates, slightly browned, with tissue guards. 8vo in 6’s. Green morocco, gilt decorations, all edges gilt. Base and corners of spine rubbed. Coleridge p 188.

Reference: 12147

London. John Murray. 1818. pp. xv, 257, (i), (ii) of adverts. 8vo. Full, modern calf with spine label, new endpapers. Some minor foxing. 1st Edition, 2nd issue. Wise Vol 1, p61.

Reference: 1870

London. Thomas Davidson; John Hunt. 1821; 1823. pp. (iv), 218, (ii), x, 184, 151, (i). 8vo. Full calf, respined with paper label. Spine very plain, modern and dull. All large paper first editions with print runs of 1500 each. Wise Vol 2. p 4, 5, & 6.

Reference: 24089

London. James Cawthorn. 1810. pp. vii, 85, (iii) of adverts. 8vo. Modern cloth. 7th spurious reprint of the authorised 3rd edition, with the watermark Basted Mill 1818. Wise Vol 1, p38.

Reference: 1768

London. James Cawthorn. 1810. pp. vii, 85, (iii) of adverts. 8vo. Quarter green calf, marbled boards, head of spine slightly rubbed. Endpapers slightly foxed. Wise's 1st spurious 4th edition with no watermark. Wise Vol 1, p40.

Reference: 21658

London. James Cawthorn. 1810. pp. viii, 85, (iii) of adverts. 12mo. Original boards, corners rubbed, paper pine distressed Wise Vol 1, p37. This is Wise's sixth spurious reprint of the Third Authorised Edition. It has the Watermark Ivy Mill 1817 and was probably published in 1818.

Reference: 75873

London. Printed for Private Circulation. Chiswick Press. 1886. pp. x, 66. 4to. Original full vellum, slightly darkened. Bevelded edges. Top edge gilt. No 55 of a limited edition of 100 signed by the printer. This reprint is taked from the Rev. J. T Becher's copy by Harry Buxton Forman. Wise Vol 1, p14. Randolph p114.

Reference: 1365

With a Bibliographical Note by Marcel Kessel. New York. For The Facsimile Text Society by Columbia University Press. 1933. pp. (viii), (iv), 66. 8vo. Brown Cloth. Facsimile reprint. The Facsimile Text Society. Series I: Language and Literature. Vol 8.

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London. John Murray. 1821. pp. 61. 8vo. Disbound. 2nd edition. Issued without a half-title. A good copy. Wise Vol 2, p36.

Reference: 20980

Traduites par Jean Delachaume avec une Preface de G. Clemenceau. Paris. Calmann-Levy. (1911). pp. xii, 446. Frontis. 8vo. Quarter morocco, marbled boards. Original printed wrapper bound in. Top edge gilt. A hansome volume.

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Edited with an Introduction and Notes by T.A.J. Burnett. New York & London. Garland Publishing, Inc. 1988. pp. xiv, 219. Medium 4to. Red cloth. The Manuscripts of The Younger Romantics. A Facsimile Edition, with Scholarly Introductions, Bibliographical Descriptions, and Annotations. General Editor Donald Reiman. A very good copy.

Reference: 13780

London. John Murray. 1818. pp. 11. 8vo. Disbound. Lacking half title. New edition. Wise Vol 1, p116. Randolph p58.

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Stockholm. J.L. Brudins Forlag. (1856). pp. 88. 8vo. Original wrapper, front part detached but held in place by archival tape. Quite fragile . The first Swedish translation of The Island, or Christian and His Comrades. Coleridge p262. Elkin Mathews No 427.

Reference: 16695

London. (Stokesley). J.S. Pratt. 1842. pp. 318, (ii) of adverts. 16mo. Original blind stamped cloth, back board has partially lost the impression of the blind stamp. Although the imprint says London, J.S. Pratt was a printer in Stokesley, Yorkshire as is stated at the bottom of p. 318.

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Annotated, and with a Life of Byron by William Anderson. London. Thomas C. Jack. N.D. (1888). 2 vols in 6 parts. pp. 208; 209 - 375, xxxii ic title page to Vol 1; xxxiii - ccxxiv; 192; 193 - 384; 385 - 609, (vii) inc title page of Vol 2. 2 engraved titles, 2 frontis's, 70 plates. Royal 8vo. Blue cloth with gilt & black decoration. Spines slightly faded, but front boards bright. All edges gilt. Corners slightly bumped. This is really a later edition of the Drawing Room edition circa 1860. Coleridge p133.

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Composed with an Accompaniment for the Piano Forte by G. Kiallmark. London. Goulding & D'Almaine. N.D.(Circa 1820's). pp. 5. 9.75” x 13.5”. Disbound.

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Composed with an Accompaniment for the Piano Forte by G. Kiallmark. London. D'Almaine & Co. N.D. pp. 5. 10 x 13.5. Disbound. New Edition.

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Printed from the copies prepared by His Lordship for publication. London. Rodwell and Martin. 1824. pp. 44. 8vo. Modern boards, cloth spine, paper label on front board, new endpapers. Lacking half title and advert leaf. Randolph p.93. Wise Vol 2, p. 48.

Reference: 8704

London. John Murray. 1816. pp. (iv), 60, advert leaf. 8vo. Modern cloth, new endpapers. Title page neatly repaired along bottom edge. MS gift inscription tipped in on p.60. Lacking half title. 1st Edition, 1st issue. Wise Vol 1, p113. Randolph p61.

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Introductory note by Lionel Madden. Yorkshire. The Scolar Press. 1973. pp. (iv), xii, iv, 3 - 39. 8vo. Paperback. Facsimile reprint.

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With a Life and Illustrative Notes by William Anderson. Edinburgh & London. A. Fullarton & Co. N.D. (1850). 2 vols. pp. ccxxiv, 270; (iv), 465. Some pages misbound - pagination V. 1 cxliv, 209 - 224, cxlv - ccxxiv, 1 - 208, 225 -270; V. 2 (iv), 160 *189 - *251, 161 - 465. 2 engraved titles, 2 frontis's, 64 plates. Royal 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards, spines with gilt decoration, sunned. Coleridge p124.

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A New , Revised and Enlarged Edition with Illustrations. Edited by Ernest Hartley Coleridge and Rowland E. Prothero. London. John Murray. 1902 - 1905. 13 vols. Frontis's to all vols. 8vo. Half morocco, cloth boards. Top edge gilt. Some of the raised bands slightly chipped, some edges frayed. Poetry - 7 vols edited by Ernest Hartley Coleridge. Mixed edition. Letters & Journals - 6 vols edited by Rowland E. Prothero. With the bookplate of Charles Cammell. Wise Vol 2, p59 (Large paper copy). Chew p305 & 364.

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London. John Murray. 1821. 5 vols. pp. xvi, 216; (vi), 272; (vi), 237; (vi), 274; viii, 284. Small 8vo. Original boards, slightly later spines and labels. Endpapers foxed. All half titles present. Occasional pencil notations. Gathering M in Vol. 2 is loose. Inscribed on inside of front board of Vol. I ' Sums paid by Murray the Bookseller at various times for copy right of Ld B's Poems' followed by a list of poems with prices. Coleridge p 97.

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Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, A Romaunt: and Other Poems: 10th edition; Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the Third: 1st edition, 2nd issue; Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the Fourth: 1st edition, 2nd issue; The Giaour, A Fragment of A Turkish Tale: 14th edition; The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale: 11th edition; Lara, A Tale: 4th edition; The Corsair; A Tale: 9th edition; The Siege of Corinth. A Poem. Parisina. A Poem: 1st edition; The Prisoner of Chillon, and other Poems: 1st edition, 1st issue; Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte: 12th edition; Hebrew Melodies: 1st edition; Poems (1816) 1st edition, 1st issue; Monody on the Death of the Right Honourable R.B. Sheridan. Spoken at Drury Lane Theatre: New edition; Manfred, A Dramatic Poem: 2nd edition; The Lament of Tasso: 5th edition; Beppo, A venetian Story: 6th edition. London. John Murray. 1815 - 1818 5 vols. pp. (iv), xii, 302; (iv), (iv), 79, (i), xv, 257, (ii) of ads; (vii), 75, (iv), 71, (iv), 70, (ii); xi, 112, 89, (ii), (vi), 60, (ii), 17; (viii), 53, 38, (ii), 12, 80, 18, (ii), (iv, 52. 8vo. Full calf, all volumes with new spines. With the bookplate of Macdonald of St. Martins.Childe Harold's Pilgrimage Cantos 1 & 2 lacks a facsimile at end. The Corsair, although stated as the ninth edition on the title page has the pagination of Wise's 8th edition. Hebrew Melodies lacks the advert leaf so I am unable to tell which issue of the 1st edition it is, otherwise half titles where called for and advert leaves are present. The later spines are plain and workmanlike. A solid set of 1st and other editions. Wise Vol 1. p.54, 56, 60, 102, 98, 106, 113, 103, 111.

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London. Charles Daly. 1837. pp. xvi, 432. Frontis, engraved title & 17 plates. 32mo. Full morocco with gilt decoration. All edges gilt. pp 191 - 194 top corner worn away not affecting text. The engraved title shows the publisher as Charles Mason and is undated, the printed title shows Charles Daly as publisher & is dated. William St. Clair in The Reading Nation in the Romantic Period in Appendix 11 - Pirate and radical publishers and publications - Byron's Don Juan p690 lists 1837. London: Charles Mason. 32mo. Extremely small type scarcely readable in a fat little volume. Numerous engraved illustrations & 1839. Charles Daly. A version of Mason's edition of 1837. Other versions have been found dated 1839, 1849 and undated. This would appear to be an earlier Daly edition than listed by St Clair. It is quite sweet.

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Edited and Transcribed with an Introduction and Notes by Andrew Nicholson. New York & London. Garland Publishing. 1995. pp. xxviii, 159. Small folio. Red cloth. The Manuscripts of The Younger Romantics. A Facsimile Edition, with Scholarly Introductions, Bibliographical Descriptions, and Annotations. General Editor Donald Reiman. One pencil marking in the margin. Cloth slightly marked.

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Douglas. J. Penrice, Manx Rising Sun Office. 1825. pp. 72. Small 8vo. Contemporary quarter calf, boards. Unknown to Coleridge, Kohler, Elkin Mathews, & Johnson

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London. Thomas Hailes Lacy. (1864). pp. 39, (i). 12mo. Original printed wrapper stitched as issued. Lacy's Acting Edition. A very good copy. Henry James Byron was a second cousin of the poet. His grandfather, the Rev. Richard Byron, was brother to Foulweather Jack, grandfather of the 6th Lord Byron. Henry James was born 8th January 1835 in Manchester and sent to school in Essex and then to St Peter’s Collegiate School in Eaton Square, London. He was interested in the Theatre from childhood, although his parents first considered the Navy and then articled him to Miles Marley, a surgeon. He later studied under Dr Bradley, his Grandfather, in Buxton but hated it so much that he decided to become an actor. By 1858 his career as a hack writer was well established and at his death he left more than 100 published and unpublished dramatic works. See Walker - The House of Byron.

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London. Thomas Hailes Lacy. (1831). pp. 52. Frontis.16mo. Printed wrapper. Cumberland's British Theatre.

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Third Edition with Forty-Four Engravings by the Findens, from Designs by Turner, Stanfield etc. London. John Murray. 1833. 3 vols. pp. xii, 614, (ii) of adverts; (iv), 612; (iv), 628. 3 frontis’s, 41 plates. 8vo. Half morocco, cloth boards, top edge gilt. A lot of the plates are foxed and facing pages offset, further foxing in place and pencil notations. With the bookplate of Charles Cammell. Loosely inserted newspaper and magazine article. Externally a hansome copy.

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