⸺ Is there not a hand,
Which operates unseen, and regulates
The vast machine we tread on? Dr. Hurdis.
Lond. printed for C. Law Ave maria lane, by Bye and Law, St.
John’s-square, Clerkenwell 1800, 12o.
The authoress’s first work.
129. A series of reflections on the sacred oratorio of the Messiah [by
Handel] by a lady. London, Hatchard 1812, 8o.
For full title see the British Critic, XL. 201.
130. The siege of Mansoul a drama in five acts [and in verse] the
diction of which consists altogether in an accommodation of words from
Shakespeare and other poets, by a lady [motto] Bristol, sold by W.
Bulgin No. 3 Wine street, sold also by Matthews, strand. Longman, &c.,
Lond.; and S. Hazard, Bath 1801, 8o, VI. 82.
“The composition of a lady now deceased.” Part of the preface is
written by the Rev. H. Sulger. It is not in Baker’s Biog.
Dramatica, 1812.
131. Sketch of ancient geography, by a lady for the use of her own
pupils. Brighton & Lond. Whittaker 1857, 8o.
132. Spain yesterday and to-day, by a lady. Lond. Harvey & Darton [1829]
sm. 8o.