143. Two fairy tales in a dramatic form, by a lady [Miss Clode formerly
of Wooton under Edge?] Lond. A. Hall 1851, 12o.
144. Variety, a collection of original poems, by a lady. London, printed
by J. Davison, White-friars, for James Wallis, Paternoster row, and
Christopher and Jennet, Stockton 1802, small 8o, pp. VIII., 167 and 1.
145. “Vater Unser,” a tale for children, illustrative of the Lord’s
prayer, translated freely from the German, by a lady. Lond. Whittaker &
Co. 1844, 12o, pp. 48.
Dedicated to A**** M***** B******, a child of seven years old, by
her mother.
146. Village incidents, or religious influence in domestic scenes by a
lady. London, Hatchard 1828, 12o, pp. VIII. 145.
147. Woman as a virgin, wife, and mother, by a lady. Lond. Mitchell
[1838] 16o, 1s. 6d.
148. A word in favor of female schools, addressed to parents guardians
and the public at large, by a lady [motto] London, Longman 1826, 24o,
pp. 74, 2s. 6d.
149. Workwoman’s guide; containing instructions in cutting out and
completing those articles of wearing apparel, etc., which are actually
made at home, etc. Lond. Simpkin, Birmingham, print. 1838, 4to.
New edit. Simpkin 1840, 4to, 21s.
150. Ward’s illustrated geography in question and answer, a sequel to
“First lessons in geography by a lady.” Lond. Ward [Bungay printed 1853]
12o, 4 edit. 1859.
151. The young lady’s friend, by a lady. Glasgow, W. R. McPhun 1857,
16o, pp. 128.
A book of advice and etiquette. The English catalogue 1835-1862 p.
855 gives a work with this title published by Parker & son 1852.
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