110. The philanthropist, or selfishness and benevolence illustrated: a
tale, by a lady [mottoes] London, Wm. Ball 1836, 8o, pp. VI. 389.
Announced as by the same author ‘The spirit of sectarianism,’ 8o,
pp. 75, 1s. 6d. This is a different work to the Philanthropist by
P. S. Goss.
111. Plain lectures on Genesis for family reading, by a lady. Lond.
Pickering 1841, 8o.
112. Poems for children, by a lady. Lond. Darton and Harvey 1834, 12o,
pp. IV. 66.
113. A poetical picture of America, being observations made during a
residence of several years at Alexandria and Norfolk in Virginia ...
1799 to 1807, by a lady. London, printed for the author and sold by
Vernor Hood & Sharpe 31 Poultry 1809, small 8o, pp. 14 and 177.
W. Wilson, printer, St. John’s square. It has a list of subscribers.
114. Portions of Scripture, with ... a view to promote the observance of
the Lord’s day, by a lady. Lond. J. Hatchard & Son 1837, price 3d, or 2s
6d a dozen, 12o, pp. 12.
115. Portugal, or the young travellers, being some account of Lisbon and
its environs, and of a tour in the Alemtéjo; from a journal kept by a
lady during three years’ actual residence. Lond. Darton & Harvey 1830,
12o.
116. Private memoirs of the Court of Louis XVIII. by a lady, 2 vols
Lond. Colburn 1830, 8o.