c. 1790-1837

LLWYD, RICHARD. Poetical Works, 1837, pp. 71, 82, 93, 104, 117, 137, 161, 168, 182-3, 187, 247-8, 280, 285-6. 13: 2 S., 1 Sp., 10 Ir. (mainly in couplets, 2 partly octosyllabic).

c. 1790 w. 1798 p. DRAKE, NATHAN. Literary Hours, 3d ed., 1804, i. 115-18. 4: 2 S., 2 Ir. (Drake also prints, i. 78, 111, an anonymous irregular sonnet translated from Petrarch, and two from Lupercio, one of them in blank verse.)

c. 1790? w.

MANNERS, Lady. Poems, 2d ed., 1793, pp. 79-81, 84, 119, 121. 6: 5 S.
(3 octosyllabic), 1 Ir.

c. 1790-1805 w. RODD, THOMAS. Sonnets, etc., 1814. 118: 14 P., 29 S., 75 Ir.
C. 1790- w. WRANGHAM, FRANCIS. Poems, 1795, pp. 55-6, 65-6, 100-102; A Few
Sonnets from Petrarch, Kent, 1817 (40 trans., I orig.); Lofft's
Laura, no. 527. 48 (41 trans.): 29 P., 2 S., 17 Ir.

bef.1791 w. 1791

1791-1826 1791?-1801

1792

1792?

1792 W.

1792-1819

ORAM, S. M. Poems, 1794, pp. 13-23. 11: 1 P., 2 S. (1 anapestic), 8 Ir.
AIKIN, JOHN. Poems, 1791, pp. 75-8. 4 Ir.

ANON. The Beauties of Mrs. Robinson, 1791, prefatory. See Crit.
Rev., new arr., iii. 353.

BENTLEY, ELIZABETH. Poetical Compositions, Norwich, 1791.

Con

tains sonnets: see Lofft's Laura, no. 727 (in couplets), no. 870 (S.). M'DONALD, ANDREW. Miscellaneous Works, 1791, p. 145. 1 P. HOLE, RICHARD. H. Downman's Poems to Thespia, 1791, p. 203; R. Polwhele's Traditions and Recollections, 1826, i. 271-2. 2 Ir. THOMSON, ALEXANDER. Sonnets, Odes, and Elegies, Edin., 1801. Contains 135 sonnets (see Mo. Mirror, xiii. 177–8), which may include one appended to his Whist (1791) and six adapted from Werter printed in his Essay on Novels (1793, see Crit. Rev., new arr., xi. 416-18).

ANON. A Poem on a Voyage of Discovery, with Sonnets, 1792, pp.
35-46. 12: 1 P., 7 S., 4 Ir.

F. Poems by Gentlemen of Devonshire and Cornwall, 1792,
2 (1 trans.): 1 S. 1 Ir. (twelve lines).

i. 193-4.

FARRELL, SARAH. Charlotte, or a Sequel to the Sorrows of Werter, etc.,
Bath, 1792, pp. 61-2. I S.

ROBERTSON, DAVID. Tour through the Isle of Man, 1794, p. 123. I S.
SKELTON, ABRAHAM. The Temple of Friendship, York, 1792, pp. 29-

30. 2 S.

SWETE, JOHN. Poems by Gentlemen of Devonshire and Cornwall, 1792, ii. 205-9. 5 Ir. (1 in twelve lines).

V. Ib. 210. I Ir.

WESTON, STEPHEN. Ib. 223. I Ir.

Y. Ib. 224. I S. (octosyllabic).

ANON. Sonnets, Original and Translated, 1792(?).

G., R. Polwhele's Traditions and Recollections, 1826, i. 291-2. 2
I S., I Ir. (in couplets).

RICKMAN, T. C. Poetical Scraps, 2 vols., 1803 (probably includes the
sonnets in Lofft's Laura,-10 S., 6 Ir., one a translation); Life of
Thomas Paine, 1819, dedicatory (1 S.).

bef.1793 w.

1793

TICKELL, RICHARD. Mrs. Robinson's Memoirs, 1801, iv. 102.
ANON. Asylum for Fugitive Pieces, 1793, iv. 145. 1 Ir.

I Ir.

ANON. Sonnets by a Lady, 1793.

ANON. Sweets and Sorrows of Love, 1793. Contains sonnets: see
Mo. Rev., enl., xv. 106.

KENDALL, WILLIAM. Poems, Exeter, 1793. Contains Petrarchan son

nets: see Crit. Rev., new arr., ix. 382-3.

LOGAN, MARIA. Poems on Several Occasions, York, 1793. Contains sonnets: see Lofft's Laura, no. 405.

1793

1793-1813

SCOTT, THOMAS. Poems, Paisley, 1793, pp. 310-12.

2: 1 S., 1 Ir.

(eighteen lines). HOLCROFT, THOMAS. Asylum for Fugitive Pieces, 1793, iv. 183; Lofft's Laura, no. 285. 2 Ir. (partly in couplets).

1793- w. 1819?-41 p. MONTGOMERY, JAMES. Poetical Works, Boston, 1858, ii. 161-4, iii. 121-3, 196-7, iv. 347-52, v. 313; Lofft's Laura, vol. i, p. ccxxxiii. 16 (12 trans.): 4 P., 4 S., 8 Ir.

1793-1805

1794

1794 (1764?)

1794-6

1794-9

1794-1801

1794 W.

1794- W.

1794-1836

1794-1843 W.

1795

MAVOR, WILLIAM. Poems, 1793, pp. 329–46; S. J. Pratt's Harvest-
Home, 1805, iii. 292-6; Mo. Mirror, xvi. 84. 22 Ir.
BELLAMY, THOMAS. Miscellanies, 1794, ii. 130. I S.

BIDLAKE, JOHN. Poems, Plymouth, 1794. Contains sonnets: see Mo.
Rev., enl., xvi. 261.

HARRISON, ANTHONY. The Infant Vision of Shakspeare, etc., 1794,
pp. 11-18, 21, 24. 10: 6 S., 4 Ir. (2 in couplets, and only one with
five feet in every line).

IRWIN, EYLES. William Ouseley's Oriental Collections, 1797, i. 130;
Gent. Mag., Ixiv. 1035. 2 Ir. (1 trans.).

WILLIAMS, EDWARD. Poems, Lyric and Pastoral, 1794. Contains son-
nets: see Mo. Rev., enl., xiii. 409.

xiv.

YOUNG, MARIA JULIA. Poems, 1798. Probably contains the sonnets in
Univ. Mag., xcv. 375, and Gent. Mag., lxiv. 457.
WHATELEY, MARY (Mrs. DARWALL). Poems on Several Occasions,
Walsall, 1794. Contains sonnets: see Crit. Rev., new arr.,
344-5.
YEARSLEY, ANN. The Rural Lyre, 1796. Probably contains the 4 son-
nets (3 S., 1 Ir.) in Europ. Mag., xxvi. 63, and Univ. Mag., xcviii.
360.
JENNINGS, JAMES. Southey's Annual Anthology, i. 148-9; Europ.
Mag., xxv. 54, 239, xxvi. 289, 366, xxviii. 198-9. 12: 3 S., 9 Ir. (1
in couplets).

OLIPHANT, ROBERT. Mrs. Robinson's Memoirs, 1801, iv. 123, 157.
2: 1 S., I Ir. (in couplets).

RUTT, J. T. Memorials, Bristol, 1845. Probably contains the irregular
sonnet in Lofft's Laura, no. 825.

V., R. (RICHARD VALPY?). S. J. Pratt's Harvest-Home, 1805, iii. 327.
I S.

WEST, JANE. Poems and Plays, 1799, i. 193–202, iii. 189-204; Tale of
the Times, Alexandria, 1801, i. 240; The Mother, 1809, prefatory;
Gent. Mag., lxx. 370, 465-6, 665. 29: 9 P., 6 S., 14 Ir. (These
may include the sonnets printed in her Gossip's Story, 1796: see
Mo. Mirror, ii. 418-19.)

LAMB, CHARLES. Works, ed. Lucas, 1903, v. 3-4, 7-8, 14, 16, 40-42, 47, 54-7, 73-4, 77, 82-3, 90, 94, 101, 104, 105-6. 35: 4 S. (1 in dactylic tetrameter), 31 Ir. The first sonnet listed is counted also for Coleridge.

SOUTHEY, ROBERT. Works, 1837, vol. ii, pp. xix, 55-8, 90-100, 117-20; Poems, by R. Lovell and R. Southey, Bath, 1795, pp. 57–62, 67-8, 71-2; Poems, 1797, pp. 110-11; Letters written in Spain and Portugal, Bristol, 1797, pp. 57-8, 120-21, 181-2, 231, 502-3; The Doctor, 1834-47, i. 53-4, vi. 340; Adamson's Memoirs of Camoens, 1820, i. 94, 105, 251, 256, 265; Lofft's Laura, no. 971. 56 (11 trans.): 5 S., 51 Ir. (Includes the Faded Flower and Bala Hill sonnets.)

ASHBURNHAM, WILLIAM. Elegiac Sonnets, etc., 1795. Contains at least 25 sonnets: see Mo. Rev., enl., xix. 222-3.

1795 W. 1795-1800

1795-1801

1795-1820 W.

c. 1795?-1857 w.

1796

c. 1796? w. 1796-7

1796-9

1796-1802

1796-1804 1796-1820

1796-1805 W.

B., H. W. Southey's Annual Anthology, 1799, i. 135. 1 Ir.
LOVELL, ROBERT. Poems by R. Lovell and R. Southey, Bath, 1795,
pp. 63-6, 69-70; Southey's Annual Anthology, i. 146-7, ii. 160.
9: 1 S., 8 Ir.

LE MESURIER, THOMAS, or HAMLEY, EDWARD (cf. below, 1796).
Translations, chiefly from Petrarch and Metastasio, Oxford, 1795
(contains translations of more than 24 Italian sonnets, see Mo. Rev.,
enl., xviii. 429-33, British Museum catalogue, and Henderson's
Petrarca, which prints 12 of them); Poems, chiefly Sonnets, by the
Author of Translations from Petrarch, Metastasio, etc., 1801 (con-
tains at least 37 sonnets, see Mo. Rev., xxxvi. 145-8).
LLOYD, CHARLES. Poems on Various Subjects, Carlisle, 1795, pp. 3,
7-21, 88-9; Poems on the Death of Priscilla Farmer, Bristol, 1796,
pp. 7-17; Poems by Coleridge, Lamb, and Lloyd, 1797, pp. 169–78;
Nugae Canorae, 1819, pp. iii, 183-252; Desultory Thoughts, 1821,
pp. iii, 252; Southey's Annual Anthology, i. 140; Macready's
Reminiscences, 1875, i. 164. 107 (8 trans.): 11 P., 18 S., 78 Ir.
BRAY, E. A. Poems, 1799 (contains at least 2 sonnets, see Crit. Rev.,
new arr., xxviii. 352–3); Literary Remains, 1859, i. 89-123, 214,
222-3, ii. 45. 38 (2 trans.): 36 P., 2 S.

"ELIZA." Poems and Fugitive Pieces, 1796. Contains sonnets: see
Lofft's Laura, no. 308.

HAMLEY, EDWARD. Poems of Various Kinds, 1796. Contains "a series of sonnets formerly published": see Mo. Rev., enl., xx. 471, and cf. above, 1795-1801.

HARROP, E. A. Original Miscellaneous Poems, 1796, pp. 19-20, 29-30, 38-9, 42-3, 53-4, 76-7. 6: 1 S., 5 Ir. (in couplets).

JOHNSON, JOHN. Trifles in Verse, 1796. Contains at least 2 sonnets:
see Mo. Rev., enl., xx. 347.

ROBINSON, THOMAS. Sketches in Verse, 1796. Contains sonnets: see
Crit. Rev., new arr.,
xxii. 474.

"A STUDENT OF LINCOLN'S INN." Poems, Sonnets, etc., 1796.
BERESFORD, BENJAMIN. Mrs. Robinson's Memoirs, 1801, iv. 156. 1 Ir.
COLOMBINE, PAUL. Ib. 161. 1 P.

BECKFORD, WILLIAM. Azemia, 1797, i. 119-120, ii. 9-10, 28–9. 3 Ir.
(Beckford's Modern Novel-writing, 1796, also contains sonnets: see
his Memoirs, 1859, ii. 167. Over 30 Shakespearean sonnets by the
William Beckford who wrote a history of Jamaica are printed in the
Monthly Mirror from 1796 to 1805, and 3 more in Lofft's Laura.)
CHEETHAM, R. F. Odes and Miscellanies, 1796, and Poems, 1798
(contain sonnets, see Mo. Rev., enl., xxvi. 94, and Crit. Rev., new
arr., xxvi. 230-32); Gent. Mag., lxvi. 774-5, lxix. 884 (2 Ir.).
COURTIER, P. L. Poems, 1796, pp. 19-41; Pleasures of Solitude, etc.,
3d ed., 1804, pp. 107, 136, 138. 24: 14 S., 10 Ir.
STRONG, E. K. (Mrs. CHARLES MATHEWS). Poems, Exeter, 1796, pp.
23-8. 6: 2 S., 4 Ir. (1 in couplets). Another volume, published at
Doncaster, 1802, also contains sonnets (see Crit. Rev., new arr.,
xxxvii. 474) and may include those in Europ. Mag., xxx. 207, Mo.
Mirror, iii. 307, v. 368, and Lofft's Laura, no. 127.
GROVE, WILLIAM. Poetical Register for 1804, 2d ed., 1806, pp. 151,
153, 380. 3 P.

ANDERSON, ROBERT. Poetical Works, 1820, ii. 97-106; Europ. Mag.,
xxix. 201, xxx. 55, 207, xxxii. 184, 185, 266, 344 (probably reprinted
in his Poems, 1798). At least 19: 5 S., 14 Ir. (1 in twelve lines).
MEYLER, WILLIAM. Poetical Amusement on the Journey of Life,
Bath, 1806, pp. 160-62, 206-7. 5: 2 S., 3 Ir.

1796-1803? w. DAVENPORT, R. A. Henderson's Petrarca, 1803, pp. 182-3(?); Poetical Register for 1804, 2d ed., 1806, pp. 379, 381, 385. 5 Ir. (1 trans.). 1796- w. 1801 p. HUNT, LEIGH. Juvenilia, 4th ed., 1803, pp. 51-2, 55-7, 59. 6 (1 trans.): 3 S., 3 Ir. (At least 44 other original sonnets and 9 translations, written after 1800, are printed in Hunt's other works, but not all in any one edition.)

c. 1796- w.

1797

1798

1798-1810

1798-1819

1799

1799-1800

1799-1800 W.

ROSCOE, W. S. Poems, 1834, pp. 14, 33-4, 72, 82-3, 94-5, 102-3. 10: 5 P., 51 Ir.

BETHAM, MATILDA. Elegies, etc., Ipswich, 1797. Contains sonnets: see Lofft's Laura, no. 193.

CARLISLE, FREDERICK HOWARD, Earl of. Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin,
2d ed., by C. Edmonds, 1854, p. 30. 1 P.

DIBDIN, T. F. Poems, 1797. Contains at least 1 sonnet: see Mo.
Mirror, iii. 353.

DONOGHUE, J. Juvenile Essays in Poetry, 1797. Contains at least 2
sonnets: see Mo. Rev., enl., xxiii. 457–8.

ROUGH, WILLIAM. Lorenzino di Medici, etc., 1797. Contains sonnets: see Crit. Rev., new arr., xxiii. 466–7.

SMITH, THOMAS. Poems, Manchester, 1797. Contains sonnets: see ib. xxvi. 349-50.

TOMLINS, E. S. and Sir T. E. Tributes of Affection, etc., 1797. Contains sonnets: see Mo. Rev., enl., xxiv. 214.

ANON. Effusions of Fancy, 1798. Contains sonnets: see Crit. Rev., new arr., xxiii. 109.

FAWCETT, JOSEPH. Poems, 1798. Contains sonnets: see Mo. Rev., enl., xxviii. 272.

HOLFORD, MARGARET. Gresford Vale, etc., 1798. Contains sonnets: see ib. xxv. 476.

HUCKS, JOSEPH. Poems, 1798. Contains sonnets: see Crit. Rev., new

arr.,

xxiii. 33-5.

HUGHES, H. Retribution, 1798. Contains sonnets: see ib. xxv. 112-13.
HUNTER, JOHN. Poems, 3d ed., 1805, pp. 219-27. 7 Ir.
STOCKDALE, MARY R. Effusions of the Heart, 1798 (contains sonnets,
see Crit. Rev., new arr., xxii. 352); Mirror of the Mind, 1810 (con-
tains at least 38 sonnets, see Morning Post, Dec. 22, 1813).
LEYDEN, JOHN. Poetical Remains, 1819, pp. 12-17, 22-6, 114, 141,
223-4, 227-8, 254; Edin. Mag. or Lit. Misc., new series, xi. 467.
19 Ir. (6 trans.).

ANON. Original Sonnets, Elegiac, Ethic, and Erotic, Whitby, 1799.
F., S. Southey's Annual Anthology, i. 143-4. 2 Ir.
JONES, JOHN. Amatory Odes, Epistles, and Sonnets, 1799.
MUNDY, F. N. C. Anna Seward's Letters, Edin., 1811, v. 217-18 n.
I P. (The Bibliotheca Staffordiensis, 1894, p. 321, mentions two
manuscript sonnets.)

ANON. Southey's Annual Anthology, i. 134, 137, 139, 145; ii. 154,
161, 163. 7: 1 S., 6 Ir.

CASE, WILLIAM. Ib. ii. 152-3. 2 P.

HARLEY, G. D. Ballad Stories, Sonnets, etc., vol. i, Bath, 1799;
Holyhead Sonnets, Bath, 1800.

LOFFT, CAPEL. Laura, 1814, nos. 31, 49, 51. 3: 1 S., 2 Ir. (Besides
these, the anthology contains over 300 more of Lofft's sonnets,
written after 1800, most of them irregular and many of them transla-
tions.)

1799-1809 w. 1811? p. TIGHE, MARY ("Mrs. HENRY"). Psyche, with other Poems, 4th ed., 1812, pp. 1, 217-37, 268. 21 (1 trans.): 3 P., 1 S., 17 Ir.

1799-1813

bef.1800 w.1

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1800

1800-1814

1800-1803 W.

1801

1802-22

17382

1743 W.

1747

1786

1791

1792

1793

PRATT, S. J. Gleanings in England, 2d ed., 1801-03, i. 579, ii. 140, 174,
565-6, iii. 10-20; Lofft's Laura, no. 437. 16: 11 S. (1 octosyllabic),
5 Ir. (1 in eighteen lines).

MOORE, HENRY. Poems, 1803, pp. 127-34.
10 Ir. (I octosyllabic).

12 (1 trans.): 2 S.,

FISHER, JOHN. The Valley of Llanherne, etc., 1801. Contains sonnets: see Henderson's Petrarca, 1803, pp. 179, 180.

COLLIER, WILLIAM. Poems on Various Occasions (including Sonnets],
with Translations, 1800. (16 of Collier's sonnets, 12 of them transla-
tions, are in Lofft's Laura.)

DIMOND, WILLIAM (the younger). Petrarchal Sonnets, etc., Bath, 1800.
Contains at least 10 sonnets: see Mo. Rev., enl., xxxiii. 318–19.
SHERIVE, C. H. Southey's Annual Anthology, ii. 151. 1 Ir.
T., J. W. Ib. 147. I Ir.

BANNERMAN, ANNE. Poems, new ed., Edin., 1807, pp. 43-54, 67-74,
93-105; Lofft's Laura, no. 243. 28 (7 trans.): 14 S., 14 Ir.
FINCH, S. W. (Mrs. LOFFT). R. Bloomfield's Farmer's Boy, 3d ed.,
1800, prefatory; Lofft's Laura, 1814, nos. 3, 4, 39, 41-5, 47-8, 52–61,
66-70, 73, 75, 94. 29 (2 trans.): 1 P., 6 S., 22 Ir.

SYMMONS, CAROLINE. Poems, 1812. Probably includes the 6 sonnets
(3 P., 3 Ir.) appended to F. Wrangham's Raising of Jairus' Daughter,
1804, pp. 21-3, 32-4.

ANON. The Lamentation, in two parts, 1801. Contains sonnets: see
Mo. Rev., enl., xxxvii. 9-10.

WHITE, HENRY KIRKE. Remains, ed. Robert Southey, 5th ed., 1811-
22, i. 373-4, ii. 53-6, 58-9, 101-14, 144, iii. 108, 112-13; Mo. Mirror,
xiii. 343, xiv. 199. 27 (1 trans.): 7 S., 20 Ir. (1 in blank verse,
thirteen lines).

A. SONNETS IN IMITATION OF MILTON'S

ANON. A sonnet, in imitation of Milton's sonnets. -Lond. Mag., vii. 356.
YORKE, CHARLES. [Two sonnets] in imitation of Milton.-P. C. Yorke's
Life of Philip Yorke, Camb., 1913, i. 292,
ii. 147.

ANON. Hope, a sonnet, written in the stile of Milton.-Lond. Mag., xvi.
382. (Consists of two elegiac stanzas.)

R., M. H. P. Sonnet, in the manner of Milton.—Europ. Mag., ix. 53.
T., W. A sonnet, in the manner of Milton.-Ib. xx. 220.

WESTON, JOSEPH. Allegorical sonnet, in imitation of Milton.-Gent. Mag.,
lxi. 660.

"IULUS ALBA." To the nightingale.-Europ. Mag., xxi. 221.

WESTON, STEPHEN. Sonnet xxix.-Poems by Gentlemen of Devonshire and
Cornwall, 1792, ii. 223.

"NEMO." Burlesque imitation of Milton's famous sonnet written "on the
intended Attack upon the City."-Gent. Mag., lxiii. 262.

1 There is some reason to believe that the following persons who published sonnets may have begun writing before 1800: Peter Bayley, Thomas Brown, George Dyer, Mrs. B. Finch, Thomas Gent, William Crowe, Nathaniel Humfray, Thomas Noble, Mary Sewell, Viscount Strangford (translations), Theophilus Swift, Charles Hoyle. The anonymous anthology, Sonnets of the Eighteenth Century (1809), I have not seen. • In 1714 an anonymous 42-line poem called To Aristus, in Imitation of a Sonnet of Milton, appeared in Steele's Poetical Miscellanies, 116–19.