28. Christmas 1846 and the new year 1847 in Ireland, letters from a
lady; edited by W. S. Gilly ... price one shilling: the proceeds of the
sale to be given towards relieving the distress in Ireland. Durham,
Andrews, 1847, 12o.
“A lady,” not wishing her name published, the editor puts his as a
guarantee of good faith.
29. A compendium of ancient geography, compiled for the young princess
M. L. B*N*P**TE de M⸺T, intended as a sequel to the abbé Gaultier’s
excellent Modern geography, as a companion to “Tales of the Classics,”
and inscribed to governesses ... by a lady. Lond. Hailes, 1835.
30. A compendium of British geography, with questions, by a lady, the
author of First lessons in geography. Lond. Hailes 1828(?)
31. Compendium of universal history, by the author of 1000 questions on
the old and new Testaments. Lond. Jarrold 1844.
In both the London and English Catalogues, said to be by “a lady,”
but those words do not occur on the title.
32. Conversations on important scriptural subjects by, a lady. Lond.
Ford, Islington 1837, 16o, pp. 102.
33. Conversations on the lord’s prayer, by a lady [motto] Lond.
Simpkin—Benson and Barling. Weymouth [1851?]
The illustration is signed E. J. P.