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

(Montreal). (1911). pp. (i), 7. Small 8vo. Limp boards. Printed on the recto only. World Cat lists several editions of this erotic, spurious poem probably by Haraucourt, a French poet and novelist. The earliest edition was published in Paris in 1893 and is of 24 pages; there is also a 16 page edition published in Hollywood in 1937 and this edition which can be found in McGill University Library.

Reference: 88401

London. Knight & Lacey; Aberdeen. W. Gordon, A Stevenson, D. Wylie, & L. Smith. 1825. pp. xvi, 207. Frontis, browned. 8vo. Half calf, boards, rubbed. Lacking half title. Chew p. 214. ' Hundreds of anecdotes of Byron, most of them in fairly accurate form, are here gathered together. The book was used by Thomas Moore in the preperation of his biography of Byron.' Wise Vol 2, p. 90.

Reference: 74970

Fleet Street. William Wright. 1821. pp. 64. 8vo. Contemporary style half calf, marbled boards. Half title present. Wise Vol 2, p. 77. 'This is not only a scarce book, but also an interesting one. Regarding it Byron write - I have just read John Bull's Letter. It is diabolically well written, and full of fun and ferocity. I must forgive the dog, whoever he is.' Byron the goes on to suspect Hobhouse, Peacock, and Isaac Disraeli. Wise assigns it to John Black of the Morning Chronicle. Lockhart's authorship is now recognised - see in COPAC the National Trust and Register of Preservation Surrogates entries. Chew p.39.

Reference: 159240

London. John Murray. (1924). pp. 8 unnumbered pages. 3 illustrations, 1 facsimile. Printed wrapper stitched as issued in a plain wrapper.This is a promotional pamphlet of books by and about Byron published by Murray around the time of the centenary of his death. Ex Nottingham Public Library with stamps throughout.

Reference: 190330

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

Reference: 12508

London. John Miller. 1812. pp. xvi, 127. 12mo. Original boards, new paper spine and label. New endpapers. 3rd edition.

Reference: 4740

London. J.J. Stockdale. 1814. pp. xviii, (ii), (5) -211. Frontis & 6 plates. 12mo in 6's. Half green calf, marbled boards. Spine relaid and new endpapers. With the stamp of the Mercantile Library, Philadelphia on the title page and a further 5 pages throughout the book. The final page (211) has been trimmed on the fore-edge unevenly. With the bookplate of J O Edwards. The author's surname has a variant spelling of Swifte. The Dedication to Lord Byron occupies 12 pages. A good, reasonable copy. Elkin Mathews Catalogue 620. Unknown to Chew and Wise.

Reference: 15156

London. For the Proprietors by W. Pople. March 3 1821 - March 31 1821. 5 issues stitched together. pp. 129 - 208. 4to. Santucho p. 199.

Reference: 107179

Edinburgh. Archibald Constable. 1818. pp. 87 - 120. 8vo. Red cloth. Article removed from the Edinburgh Review XXX June 1818. Ex Nottingham Public Library with stamps throughout. Santucho p.188

Reference: 12677

Nottingham. R. Allen & Son. (1874). Single leaf from Allen's The Home and Grave of Byron: A Souvenir of Newstead Abbey with two mounted Albumen Prints (11" x 8.25"); The Dining Hall and a Bedroom with African scenes depicted on the walls. Both images are very Victorian, this was when the Abbey was owned by William Frederick Webb, a friend of Dr Livingstone. The Dining Hall print is stamped R. Allen & Son Ltd, Nottingham.

Reference: 8214

Nottingham. R. Allen & Son. (1874). Single leaf from Allen's The Home and Grave of Byron: A Souvenir of Newstead Abbey with two mounted Albumen Prints (11" x 8.25"); Lord Byron's Bedroom and The East Terrace.

Reference: 176240

Nottingham. Richard Allen & Son. (1874). pp. (vii), 44, (ii). 30 photographic plates and 1 print. 4to. Decorated green cloth, bevilled edges. All edges gilt. New endpapers, recased. Richard Allen published three editions of this book:- The Popular edition with one plate; the “handsomely bound” edition with 14 plates originally priced at one guinea; and this - the “richly bound” edition with thirty plates originally priced at two guineas.

Reference: 159000X

Ente Nazionale Industrie Turistiche Ferrovie dello Stato. ND. No pagination. Illustrated. Crown 4to. Printed wrapper, stapled as issued.and slightly stained. Internally a clean copy. Published by the Italian State Tourist Department.

Reference: 1859

London. Samuel Palmer. 1869. pp. 112. 8vo. Later red cloth, marked. Original wrapper bound in at rear. Wise Vol 2, 105. Chew p280. Chew has a footnote that states 'According to the catalogue of the Harvard Library this book was compiled by its publisher, Samuel Palmer.

Reference: 32734

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

(Frome & London. Butler & Tanner). (1875?). pp. viii, 372. 8vo. Original blue cloth with gilt lettering, spine slightly dulled. Later endpapers. COPAC lists one copy held by Glasgow University Library. They list the author as Grant but with no further information. The author describes the book as 'a series of rough sketches and shorthand notes taken at the time, and many on the spot, woven together for the purpose of forming a detailed account of my experiences and impressions during my Eastern tour of 1872 - 1873.' He sails from Harwich, travels to Antwerp, Brussels, Cologne, Munich, Innsbruck, Verona, Bologna, Florence, Rome, Naples, Brindisi, Alexandria, Cairo, Memphis & Sakhara, Ismailia, Jaffa, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth, Beyrout, Cyprus, Cos, Smyrna, Constantinople, Skutari, Vienna, Prague, Dresden, Berlin, Hamburg, and back to London. Very occasionally the text is illustrated with a literary quote and sometime it is Byron. Apart from the use of Childe Harold as a pseudonym there is very little that is Byronic in the book.

Reference: 20648

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

Contributors include J. Drummond Bone, Andrew M. Stauffer, Martin Prochazka, Peter Cochran, Raymond Mills, Warren Stevenson, Ralph Lloyd-Jones, C. Kenyon Jones, Michael Warren, David Leyland, Carl Woodring, & Elma Dangerfield. London. The Byron Society. 2000. pp. 149. Illustrated. 8vo. Paperback.

Reference: 14137

London. For Samuel Billingsley. By Order of the House of Peers. 1765. pp. (iv), 47. Small folio. Full modern calf in contemporary style. Last leaf repaired not affecting text.

Reference: 1946

Porto. Magalhaes & Moniz. 1896. pp. 44, index leaf. Frontis. 8vo. Original wrapper bound in card pamphlet wrapper. Browned through out. Ex Nottingham Public Library with stamps throughout.

Reference: 46389

London. BBC Educational Developments. 1994. pp. 39. Illustrated. A4. Printed wrapper stapled as issued. Booklet published to go with a six part radio biography. A very good copy.

Reference: 58534

London. Joseph Thomas & Simpkin, Marshall & Co. 1839. pp. xii, 118. 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards, slightly rubbed. Half title lacking. With the bookplate of Gordon C.F. Hobbs. Wise Vol 2, p100. Chew p61 - 62 & 356. Chew says " Incoherent as most of this satire is, the piece is of unusual significance, for the character of the younger Juan, in its brutal, cynical faithfulness and egotism, is the nearest approach to the true Don Juan tradition that has appeared in England since Shadwell's Libertine and the Lovelace of Richardson."

Reference: 8123

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. J. Alfred Sharp. 1925. pp. 26 - 40. 8vo. Disbound. Article in the London Quarterly Review January 1925. Note on Nottingham Public Libraries catalogue card ' Joseph Blackett (1786 - 1810) was a poet who lived for a time at Seaham where he was befriended by the Milbankes"

Reference: 621571

With an Introduction and Notes by the Editor. Princeton University Press. 1969. pp. ix, 240. Frontis. 8vo. D/W, unevenly faded. Some minor pencil markings in the margins.

Reference: 3903PC

Contributors are Paul Douglass, Peter W, Graham, Malcolm kelsall, Andrew Elfenbein, Philip W. Martin, Nigel Leask, Alan Rawes, Alan Richardson, J. Drummond Bone, Susan J. Wolfson, Andrew Nicholson, Jerome McGann, Anne Barton, Bernard beatty, Peter Cochran,& Jane Stabler. Cambridge University Press. 2004. pp. xx, 305, 8vp. Laminated boards. ISBN 0521781469.

Reference: 10914

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

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

Reference: 4003

WITH FINDEN'S BYRON BEAUTIES: or, the Principal Female Characters in Lord Byron's Poems. Engraved from Original Paintings under the superintendence of W. and E. Finden. London. John Murray. 1833 - 1834; 1836. 3 vols. No pagination. 123 plates, 3 engraved titles as called for. Demy 4to. Full calf with gilt decoration. All edges gilt. Some slight foxing. Spines slightly rubbed and faded. Finden's Byron Beauties - No pagination. 39 plates. Demy 4to. Bound to match Finden's Illustrations of the Life and Works. Head of spine slightly more rubbed than the other three volumes. 4 volume set. A ggod set. Wise Vol 2, p97. Coleridge p 315.

Reference: 2332

Boston MA. Leroy Phillips; London. Williams & Norgate. 1919. pp. 74 - 94. 8vo. Card covers. Extract from The Hibbert Journal: A Quarterley Review of Religion, Theology, and Philosophy edited by L.P. Jacks & G. Dawes Hicks.

Reference: 64611

London. John Murray. 1855. 2 vols. pp. xii, 544; viii, 528. Frontis's, 13 plates and plans, some folded. 8vo. Full tan morocco with gilt decoration, hinges rubbed but firm, spines chipped at head and slightly sunned. All edges gilt. A new edition. With the bookplate of 'Charles W.G. Howard, The Gift of The Rt Hon. Sir David Dundas Knt. of Ochtertyre !877.' Volume1 is inscribed 'With the Author's compliments' and has a small pencil sketch og Hobhouse tipped in on the front free endpaper. This is dated 25 July 1848. Charles Wentworth George Howard was the 9th child of George 6th Earl of Carlisle and Georgina, daughter of the Duke of Devonshire. Georgina was Caroline Lamb's cousin and the 5th Earl of Carlisle, C. W. G. Howard's grandfather, was Byron's guardian. Chew p 376. This edition is the fourth edition of Hobhouse's A Journey through Albania first published in 1813

Reference: 17994

London. Royal Society of Medicine. 1960. pp. 4. Illustrated. 4to. Printed wrapper stapled as issued. Offprint. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, June 1960, Vol 53, No 6, pp 440 - 442 (Section of Orthopaedics), pp 8 - 10). With a newspaper cutting of 1938 on the same subject and a letter stating that Browne was the 'greatest foot specialist in the world'.

Reference: 167553

London. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green. 1824. pp 12 of ads, vii, 457. 8vo. Quarter green calf, slightly garish, Original paper spine label, worn, tipped in on rear endpapers. Wise Vol 2, p86, Chew p216.

Reference: 1777

University of Nottingham. 1949. pp. (ii), 28. 8vo. Printed wrapper stapled as issued. 26th Byron Foundation Lecture. Ex Nottingham Public Library with stamps throughout.

Reference: 12382

Oxford University Press. From the Proceedings of the British Academy, Vol LVI. 1970. pp. 18. 8vo. Printed wrapper stapled as issued. Warton Lecture on English Poetry British Academy 1970. Ex Nottingham Public Library with stamps throughout.

Reference: 13284

London. Ernst Benn Ltd. (1928). pp. 32. 8vo. Original wrapper bound in. Cloth. Series Editor Humbert Wolfe. Ex Nottingham Public Library with stamps throughout.

Reference: 41195

London. Thomas Hailes Lacy. ND. Circa 1865. pp. 36, (ii) of adverts. Small 8vo. Printed wrappeer. Lacy's Acting Edition No 955. Henry Byron (1835 - 1884) was the grandson of the Rev. Richard Byron, Foulweather Jack Byron's brother and therfore the poet's second cousin.

Reference: 8622

London. John Murray. 1934. pp. 113. 8vo. D/W. Partly uncut. This Lord Byron is a distant cousin of the 6th Lord, the poet. A very good copy.

Reference: 265193

London. Henry Leggatt & Co. 1832. pp. xvi, 219, 3 of adverts. 8vo. Original blind stamped morocco, spine has lost it's polished surface. All edges gilt.

Reference: 56292

Contributors are Richard A. Cardwell, Therese Tessiere, Afrim Karagjozi, M. Byron Raizis, Martin Prochazka, Werner Huber, Malcolm Kelsall, Caroline Franklin, Ghislaine McDayter, & Roger Poole, New York, Ontario, Wales. The Edwin Mellen Press. 1997. pp. (xii), 228. 8vo. Cloth. Studies in British Literature Vol. 31. ISBN 0773485937. A very good, clean copy

Reference: 82320

London. Tinsley Brothers. 1875. pp. xvii, 346, 16 of adverts. 8vo. Green cloth, slight wear to head of spine.

Reference: 2213

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

Reference: 44620

New York. Russell & Russell Inc. 1964. pp. (ix), 181. 8vo. Cloth, spine faded. Reprint. Originally published 1915.

Reference: 4462

1974. pp. 10. A4. Typed text. Stapled as issued. Unpublished (?) text on Byron and Hobhouse's 13 day tour of the Bernese Oberland quoting well known references.

Reference: 14441

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

Reference: 21115

London. James Robins and Co. & Joseph Robins Jun. and Co. 1825. pp. viii, (ii), 756, 4 of adverts. Frontis, engraved title, 1 facsimile, 8 plates by Cruikshank. 8vo. Modern cloth. pp 469 - 472 lower margin cut into not affecting text. Badly foxed in parts especially on the plates. Chew p214.

Reference: 1824

London. James Robins and Co. 1831. pp. vi, 756. Frontis, engraved title misbound after Contents, facsimile, 7 of 8 plates. 8vo. Full calf, respined calf. Foxed. Shabby. Chew p214.

Reference: 4844

London. James Robins & Co. 1830. pp. viii, 756. Frontis, engraved title dated 1829, dedication leaf, facsimile and 8 plates. 8vo. Modern contemporary style quarter calf, marbled boards, new endpapers. Bound in between facsimile and p.1 is a long, undated, unasigned newspaper article entitled A Provost of Eton. The article is about Byron's fried Francis Hodgson. Printed on poor quality paper so quite foxed but a good copy. Chew p 214. Originally published 1825.

Reference: 23221

Aldershot. Ashgate. 2005. pp. xxi, 343. Frontis & 8 coloured plates, 22 black & white illustrations. 8vo. D/W, spine slightly faded. Edge of text block and margins very, very faintly browned. ISBN 0754638146

Reference: 11919

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

Reference: 6867

Contributors are Margaret Catchpole, Peggy Meldrum, Shobhana Bhattacharji, Olga Pulovsky, Itsuyo Higashinaka, Peter Cochran, Christine Kenyon Jones, John Beckett, Madeleone Callaghan, Davy Pernet, James Potts, & Maraia Schoina. Newstead Abbey Byron Society. 2010. pp. 100. Illustrated. A4. Printed wrapper, ring bound. New.

Reference: 11425

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

Foreword by Anne Barton. London. MacMillan. 1988. pp. xv, 232. 8vo. D/W. Front endpaper browned. ISBN 0333443365

Reference: 1119

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

Paris. A. et W. Galignani, Baudouin Freres, Charles Gosselin. 1825. pp. xxxi, 280, 313. Frontis and folded facsimile. 8vo. Half red morocco, marbled boads. All edges gilt. Some foxing in margins. Corners bumped. 2 vols bound as one with half title to Vol 1, clipped. Both title pages present. The facsimile, which is torn, not affecting text acts as a frontis to Vol 2. The title pages mentions a portrait of Byron and a View of Newstead. The View of Newstead is the frontis to Vol 1, but there is no Portrait of Byron, only the facsimile. This would appear to be the french text edition of CORRESPONDENCE OF LORD BYRON, with a friend, including his letters to his mother, written from Portugal, Spain, Greece, and the shores of the Mediterranean, in 1809, 1810 and 1811." published by Galignani in three volumes in English also in 1825. 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 entitles RECOLLECTIONS OF THE LIFE OF LORD BYRON, from the year 1808 to the end of 1814 etc. Chew p.209 English 3 volume edition

Reference: 5288

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

Ravenna. Longo Editore. 1988. pp. 161. 152 illustrations, mainly monochrome but some in colour. Text in Italian. Medium 4to. Wrapper. A good copy.

Reference: 13575

London. MacMillan. 2000. pp. ix, 195. 8vo. D/W. Romanticism in Perspective: Texts, Cultures, Histories. General Editors Marilyn Gaull & Stephen Prickett. ISBN 0333760298.

Reference: 6584

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. Unopened. 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

Paris. Le Cercle du Livre. 1956 - 1957. 2 vols. pp. 244; 340. Facsimile frontis - Vol 2, 1 plate - Vol 1. 8vo. Printed wrappers, spine faded Vol 1. Vol 1 - Introduction, Usages de la Litterature, Le Mode Lyrique; Vol 2 - Le Mode Rhetorique, Le Mode Lyrique, Conclusion, Appendices - Bibliographie, Index.

Reference: 237782

Sussex. Book Guild Publishing. 2006. pp. xvi, 294. Illustrated. 8vo. D/W. A very good bright, clean copy. ISBN 1846240069

Reference: 41887

Sussex. Old Forge Press; Ditchling Press. 1988. pp. vi, 74. Illustrated. Paperback. ISBN 0951301004. A good copy.

Reference: 3755

Norwood Edition. 1978. pp. 119. 8vo. Thick grey cloth. Reprint.

Reference: 2208

London. Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley. 1830. pp. ii of adverts, series title, engraved title, title, xii, 372. 8vo. Frontis, 1 plate. Original cloth, spine relaid. The National Library conducted by the Rev G.R. Gleig, assisted by Various Eminent Writers. No. 1. Life of Lord Byron by John Galt. With the bookplate The North Devon Athenaeum Barnstaple. A very small amount of minor foxing.

Reference: 22900

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

Oxford at the Clarendon Press. 1924. pp. 22. 8vo. Original wrapper. Ex Nottingham Public Library with stamps throughout.

Reference: 9104

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

Articles from the works of David V. Erdman, Malcolm Kelsall, G. Wilson Knight, A.B. England, Jerome Christensen, Jerome J. McGann, Peter J. Manning, Caroline Franklin, Susan J. Wolfson, David Eggenschweiler, Wolf Z. Hirst, Daniel M. McVeigh, Murray Roston, Alan Richardson, Charles E. Robinson, & Daniel P. Watkins. Liverpool University Press. 1997. pp. viii, 399. 8vo. D/W, spine faded. Liverpool English Texts and Studies. General Editors Jonathan Bate & Bernard Beatty. A few pencil marks in the margins. ISBN 0853238812. A good copy.

Reference: 1122

London. Methuen. 1927. pp. vi, 266. Frontis, 7 plates. 8vo. Red cloth, spine faded. Ex-library with library conditions label on rear board.

Reference: 4085

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

Austin, Texas. The University of Texas Press. 1924. pp. xiii, 106. Frontis, 6 plates. Royal 8vo. Blue cloth, slightly darkened. No 135 of a limited edition of 307 copies. Prospectus for the book and exhibition and ADDITIONS TO THE CATALOGUE, pp 91 - 106 stapled, both loosely inserted. Signed by Griffith on the Dedication page 'This Copy For Mrs Nagel With Love And Gratitude R H Griffith'.

Reference: 91691

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

The complete text of a talk given to the Newstead Abbey Byron Society on January 16th 1993. Hucknall. The Communications Group of the Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene. 1994. pp. (ii), 17. 8vo. Printed wrapper stapled as issued. Local Interest Series No. 1.

Reference: 8542

New York. Harper & Brothers. (1894). pp. 365 - 370. Illustrated. 8vo. Wrapper. Article from Harper's New Monthly Magazine LXXXVIII, February 1894. Santucho p. 297

Reference: 6463

London. John Murray. 1818. pp. viii, 576. 1 facsimile, 2 pages of illustration. 8vo. Full calf, spine dry, hinges cracked but holding. Title page foxed.. 2nd edition, revised & corrected. With the bookplate of Anne & F.G. Renier. A reasonable copy.

Reference: 6503

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

Contributors are Hermann Fischer, Gerhard Stilz, Helmut Castrop, Hans-Jorgen Diller, Martin Brunkhorst, Uwe Boker, Rolf Eichler, Ina Schabert, & Heidi N. Rohloff. Paderborn. Universitat Gesamthochschule. 1983. pp. 229. 8vo. Boards, cloth spine. Text in German. ISBN 3980081702. A very good, clean copy.

Reference: 38676

Harrow School Press. (1994). pp. (iv), 36. Illustrated. Royal 8vo. Printed wrapper stapled as issued.

Reference: 23951

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. Adverts. 8vo. Original brown cloth with gilt decoration, spines slightly mottled. 1st Edition. Wise Vol 2, p110. Chew p313

Reference: 1837

Edinburgh. Archibald Constable. 1816. pp. 277 - 310. 8vo. Brown cloth. Article removed from The Edinburgh Review XXVII December 1816. Ex Nottingham Public Library with stamps throughout.

Reference: 13975

Edinburgh. Archibald Constable. 1812. pp. 466 - 477. 8vo. Red cloth. Extract removed from the Edinburgh Review XIX February 1812. Ex Nottingham Public Library with stamps throughout. Santucho p.178

Reference: 17235

Manchester. John Rylands Library. 1968. pp. (ii), 122 - 136. 8vo. Printed wrapper stitched as issued. Offprint from the Bulletin of the John Rylands Library Vol. 51, No. 1, Autumn 1968.

Reference: 74941

Austin. Humanities Research Center, The University of Texas. 1974. pp. 40. 8vo. Card covers, stapled as issue. Inscribed by the author on the verso of the title page. A very good copy.

Reference: 1481

London. Methuen & Co. Ltd. 1912. 2 vols. pp. xvi, 336; vii, 344, 31 of adverts. Frontis's, 16 plates. 8vo. Green cloth. Some foxing. Chew p386. Wise Vol 2, p118.

Reference: 3640

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 slightly browned, boards, corners bumped. Bookplate of W.E.D. Shaw in Volume 2, signs of removal of bookplate in Volume 1. Bright copy. 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 by William Clowes and Sons Ltd for the Descendants of Lord and Lady Byron. 1887. pp. (iv), 249. 8vo. Original boards, paper spine and label, spine slightly dulled, back board slightly marked. The half title states '(No publication of the contents of this volume may take place without authorisation in writing from Lord Wentworth or Lady Noel Byron's other representatives.) Thirty-six copies only have been printed, of which this is number 27.' Inscribed on the inside front board in biro 'Given to me by Ly Wentworth. C. Draper.' Ralph Milbanke's title at the date of publication of this book was Lord Wentworth. He was the grandson of the poet Lord Byron and the son of Ada Lovelace. On his death in 1906 the Barony of Wentworth devolved on his only child, Ada Mary. On her death in 1917 the title passed to her aunt, Anne Isabella Noel, wife of Wilfred Scawen Blunt, who died in 1922. The title then passed to their only surviving child Judith Anne Dorothea Blunt-Lytton, owner of the Crabbet Arabian Stud. On her death in 1957 the title passed to her son, the Earl of Lytton. Biro pens were not invented until 1938, so, although one cannot be sure of when the biro inscription was written it can be assumed that the donor of the book to C. Draper was Judith Blunt-Lytton.Wise Vol 2, p.111. Wise says 'I suppose this must be the most hopelessly unobtainable book in the whole series of Byroniana ... Of the thirty-six copies printed a few only were distributed; the larger proportion of the issue was destroyed.'

Reference: 14677

Foreword by J. Voigner-Marshall The Australian Byron Society. 1988. pp. (iii), 31. Small 4to. Card covers, stapled. No 15 of a limited edition of 50 copies. A Bi-Centennial Reprint 1788/1988. Originally published in Sydney on 1869, being a Discourse delivered before The Australian Patriotic Association, on Monday Evening, November 15th. Inscribed 'To Dear Andrew with thanks and love, Jacqueline 18.vi.1988' - the author of the Foreword and then President of the Australian Byron Society

Reference: 20754

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

Hamburg. Lebel, Truttel & Wrutz. 1831. 2 vols. pp. (ii), 566; 593, 19 of appendix. Small 8vo in 4's.Half green calf, red spine labels, cloth boards. Volume 2 has some foxing. First edition published London 1830.

Reference: 7698

Princeton University Press. 1935. pp. 243 - 275. 8vo Stapled with card wrapper. Article from Essays in Dramatic Literature. The Parrott Presentation Volume by pupils of Professor Thomas Marc Parrott of Princeton University, published in his honor. Edited by Hardin Craig.

Reference: 187821

London. MacMillan. 1985. pp. xxi, 182. 8 plates. 8vo. D/W. Inscribed by the author on front free endpaper 'To Marion Needham with warmest good wishes Norman Page Newstead Abbey 8 June 1988.' ISBN 0333345991

Reference: 4309

London. Knight and Lacy. 1825. pp. xxiv, 360. Frontis, 3 colour plates. 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards slightly rubbed, new spine and endpapers. Wise Vol 2, p87. Chew p205.

Reference: 2289

London. John Murray. 1934. pp. 385 - 400; 513 - 527; 641 - 655; 1 - 16; 129 - 144; 257 - 288. 8vo. Half calf, cloth boards. One article in six parts published over the year in The Cornhill Magazine edited by Lord Gorell. The parts are I. The Glittering Throng; II. The Romance of Lady Frances; III. The Tragi-Comedy of Lady Caroline. IV The Tragi-Comedy of Lady Caroline (Continued); V. Claire Clairmont: A Rebel Maid; VI. Claire Clairmont: The Struggle for Allegra. The title pages of the magazine bound in. Ex Nottingham Public Library with stamps throughout.

Reference: 87720

http://unbound.co.uk/books/lord-byron. 2015. Unbound is a crowd funding publishing company. Visitors can support the book at http://unbound.co.uk/books/lord-byron and pledge from as little as £10 (for a digital version of the book). For £30 you get a hardcover copy. For £1,500 + VAT you receive a signed copy of the first edition and a copy of Howard Hodgkin’s new print, For Antony, 2015, which will also provide the endpapers. Everyone who pledges will have their name listed in the book as a supporter. Please visit the website, www.unbound.co.uk for more information about The Private Life of Lord Byron.

Reference: 63490

The Folcroft Press Inc. 1969. pp. (ii), 23. 8vo. Blue cloth. Reprint of the 1944 Byron Foundation lecture at Nottingham University.

Reference: 21758

Farnham. Ashgate Publishing Ltd. 2013. pp. ix, 192. 8vo. D/W. The Nineteenth Century Series edited by Vincent Newey and Joanne Shattock. 9781409443568. A very good, bright, clean copy.

Reference: 47971

Facsimile reprint of Notes on Captain Medwin's Conversations of Lord Byron. Philadelphia. The Falcon Press. 1973. pp. (iii), 15. Frontis. 8vo. Wrappers. Limited edition of 300 copies, this one numbered 'J'. A very good copy of a rare original and a difficult reprint.

Reference: 4136

Translated by H. Cosmetato. Athens. Corgialenios Foundation; Historical & Cultural Museum of Cefalonia. 1982. pp. 32. 8vo. Printed wrapper. Ink inscription on title page. A good copy.

Reference: 39015

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

Reference: 29041

Contributors are Michael G. Cooke, Nina IA. D'Iakonova, Wilfred S. Dowden, Ernest Giddey, James A. Houck, Suzanne K. Hyman, Alice Levine, Andrew Rutherford, Erwin A. Sturzl, Stefan Treugutt, & Jack C. Wills. Newark. University of Delaware Press. 1982. pp. 251. Frontis, 12 plates. 8vo. D/W, torn. ISBN 0874131804

Reference: 65212

London. Oxford University Press. 1957. pp.25 - 62. 8vo. Printed wrapper stapled as issued. Off print from the Proceedings of the British Academy, Vol. XLIII. Chatterton Lecture on an English Poet.

Reference: 17025

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. Kegan Paul, Trench & Co.) (1880.) pp. 394 - 410. 8vo. Red cloth. Article removed from the Nineteenth Century. A Monthly Review edited by James Knowles. No. 43 September 1880. Ex Nottingham Public Library with stamps throughout.

Reference: 6361

Contributors are Andrew Rutherford, Anne Barton, Bernard Beatty, Marilyn Butler, Michael G. Cooke, Hermann W.H. Fischer, Michael Gassenmeier, Malcolm Kelsall, Leslie A. Marchand, Jerome McGann, Claude Rawson, Donald H. Reiman, & William St. Clair. London. MacMillan in association with The British Council. 1990. pp. xiii, 253. 8vo. D/W.ISBN 0333517237. A very good, clean copy.

Reference: 6930

Londres, Paris et Strasbourg. Treuttel et Wurtz. 1825. pp. ix, 369, (ii). Frontis, facsimile folded. 8vo. Quarter calf, marbled boards, corners bumped, spine slightly scuffed. Occasional minor foxing. From Newstead Abbrey - inscribed on the inside of front board 'W.F. Webb Newstead Abbey'. William Frederick Webb bought Newstead from Colonel Wildman's widow in 1861. Chew p397.

Reference: 28607

New York. Charles Scribner's Sons; London. Sampson Low, Marston & Co. Ltd. 1897. pp. 345 - 359. Illustrated. 8vo. Loose leaves in a card folder. Article from Scribner's Magazine No. 129, Vol XXII. September 1897.

Reference: 33912

London. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green. 1837. pp. 212 - 219. 8vo. Quarter cloth pamphlet binding. Article from the Keepsake edited by Frederic Mansel Reynolds. Santucho p.234.

Reference: 106170

London. Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper. 1825. pp. xvi, 575. Frontis, 1 colour plate. 8vo. Full red calf, gold bands, hinges rubbed. The frontis is browned and has caused off-setting to the title.

Reference: 10419

London. Duckworth and Co. 1902. pp. (vi), 284, (ii) of adverts. Frontis. Small 8vo. Brown cloth with gilt decoration. The Trials are:- The Annesley Case, 1743; William Jackson and Others, 1748; M'Daniel and Others, 1755; William Barnard, 1758; Lord Byron, 1765. With the bookplate of Alex Bridge. A very good copy.

Reference: 53570

(London. Chatto & Windus; New York. Willmer & Rogers.) (1869). pp. 491 - 512. 8vo. Wrapper. Article from Belgravia magazine. Santucho p.257.

Reference: 116290

New York. St. Martin's Press. 1986. pp. ix, 229. 8vo. D/W, spine sunned. Lower front edge bumped. A good copy, clean. ISBN 031211124X

Reference: 78011

London. Kegan Paul, Trench & Co. 1884. pp.583 - 609; 764 - 790. 8vo. DisboundArticle in the Nineteenth Century. A Monthly Review edited by James Knowles. No. 86 April 1884 & No 87 May 1884. Preserved in a card folder.

Reference: 13982

London. Edward Moxon. 1858. pp. viii, 304. Frontis, 3 plates. 8vo. Later marbled boards, top edge gilt. Pencil underlining throughout, paper beginning to brown. With the bookplate of Charles Cammell, Wise Vol 2, p102.

Reference: 279100

New Jersey. Humanities Press. 1981. pp. xix, 210. Frontis. 8vo. D/W. Previous owner's bookplate. ISBN 0391021648

Reference: 4097

Bound with THE PROTESTANT CHURCH alone faithful in Reading the Word of God; proved by a contrast with the Church of Rome, in A Sermon. London. For the Author by Longman, Hurst, rees, Orme & Brown. 1818. pp. 20, (iv), 32. 4to. Full calf, gilt decoration, hinges slightly rubbed, base of spine worn, some scratching on the boards. Internally very clean. Chew p.106 ' It is addressed particularly to Byron'. None of the Infidel Writers of Poetry are named.

Reference: 227460

London. The Poetry Society. 1931. pp. 374 - 380. 8vo. Original printed wrapper bound in, in boards. Article from The Poetry Review September/October 1931.

Reference: 111290

London. John Murray. 1825. pp. (viii), lix, (iii), 248, (ii) addendum. Foldeed map & folded plan. 8vo. Full calf, spine a bit dry and rubbed, worn top of front and rear hinge. Santucho p220. There is some mention of Byron but the author states that 'I have not visited Misolonghi; partly on account of the extremely repulsive nature of the place itself, and its entire destitution of any thing to interest the imagination or the memory ...' He goes on to say that what information he has was collected here and at Athens. The Chapter XIX is headed Zante, April 1824.

Reference: 79351

c. 1840s Leaf, blind embossed profile on coloured card, glazed and framed .

Reference: 195863

Leipzig. Wilh. Engelmann. 1839. 3 vols. pp. (ii), 278, (iv) of adverts; (i) 352, (iv) of adverts; (ii), 384, (iv) of adverts. 8vo. Original paper wrappers. Some foxing throughout. The novel is divided into 8 parts - I Der Margenstern von Annesley Hall; II Die Schadelbruder in Newstead; III Abenteuer im Orient; IV Triumph und Kreuzigung; V Die Fluchtlinge am Genfercee; VI Der Neue Don Juan; VII Byron als Carbonaro und Philhellene; & VIII Missolonghi. Unknown to Chew and Santucho although the British Library does have a copy.

Reference: 75520

University of Nottingham. 1953. pp. (ii), 34. 8vo. Printed wrapper stapled as issued, unevenly faded. 30th Byron Foundation Lecture.

Reference: 7185

The Wordsworth Trust. (1989). pp. 13. Illustrated. Small folio. Wrappers. Exhibition Catalogue. A very good copy.

Reference: 33809