121. A residence at Sierra Leone, described from a journal kept on the
spot and from letters written to friends at home, by a lady [edited by
the Hon. C. E. S. Norton] Lond. 1849, 16o.
One of Murray’s Home and Colonial Library.
122. The restoration of the works of art to Italy, a poem by a lady
[motto] Oxford, printed by W. Baxter for R. Pearson High street, Oxford,
and J. Ebers, Old Bond street, London 1816, 8o, pp. 23.
123. Return to my native village; and other poems chiefly on sacred
subjects, by a lady. Oxford and Lond. Parker 1853, 16o.
124. The Rev. Jabez Bunting, or begging; with other poems by a lady,
printed at the request of friends of the authoress. William Illingworth,
printer, top of Kirkgate, Leeds 1833; entered at Stationers’ Hall, 12o,
pp. 14.
125. The rich old bachelor, a domestic tale [in verse] in the style of
Dr. Syntax [by W. Combe] by a lady [motto] Ward, Printer, Canterbury
1824, 8o, pp. 312.
126. The Sceptic, by a lady. Lond. J. Russell Smith 1850, 8o, pp. VIII.
168.
Crewkerne (Somersetshire) printed by G. P. R. Pulman, Market-place.
127. A scriptural guide to the duties of every-day life ... compiled by
a lady. Lond. Saunders and Otley 1846, 12o.