Local tracts; The Northumberland chieftain, or, Spectre of the abbey: ; Mary, the Maid of the Inn: ; The Indian cottage, or, A search after truth / ; An account of the village apprentice: ; The Affectionate daughter: ; The Maid and magpie: ; The Long pack: ; Mother Bunch's golden fortune-teller; Mary the Maid of the Inn ; Rugantino, the bravo of Venice; The Man with the iron mask; being a circumstantial account of his mysterious confinement in the prison of the Bastile ...; The Fish and the ring, or, The fortunate farmer's daughter: ; Rory O' More: ; Mary, the little pilgrim, or, The journey to the golden palace; The History of the Earl of Derwentwater and the rebellion of 1715: ; The Witch's glen: ; Cutty Soams, or, The spectre of the mine: ; Short sketches of eminent clerks / ; The history of the long pack: ; History of the cauld lad of Hilton: ; The story of Ari: ; Gilbert Geesley of Grisdale Council, or, The modern town councillor a legendary tale ; collected from an ancient manuscript; an interesting narrative; detailing the singular way she discovered her lover to be a robber and murderer; his conviction and execution; with her forlorn and destitute wanderings and unhappy death ; Mary, the Maid of the Inn / ; to which is added, Hormona, or, The grateful slave; founded on facts; shewing how, when very young, she maintained her afflicted mother, and one of her brothers, by working in a coal-pit ...; a pathetic tale founded on fact; a Northumbrian tale of 1723 / ; Southey's poem on Mary, the Maid of the Inn ; founded on the foregoing melancholy tale; a tale founded on facts; an Irish tale; a full account of the Earl's early life; his rising in rebellion; surrender at Preston; trial; speeches; letters; and execution ... ; also, A complete account of the claims of the Countess Amelia Matilda Mary Tudor Ratcliffe to the estates of Derwentwater ...; a legend of the Tyne, or, The last days of the Earl of Derwentwater; a local story, founded upon an old tradition connected with the coal trade; a Northumbrian legend / ; a legend of the Hilton family; with an account of the Hiltons from the remotest times, chiefly from Surtees' History of Durham ; also, The cauld lad in verse; translated from the original, with notes / Cr 14 Tales and romances
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McArthur, Joseph D.

Contributors

Southey, Robert
Southey, Robert

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[1803-1882?] Printed by D. Bass, 1803., Newcastle upon Tyne Printed and sold by W. Fordyce, [1820?]., Newcastle Printed by Mackenzie and Dent, 1818., Newcastle upon Tyne Printed by J. Clark, 1821., Newcastle Printed by Anthony Soulby, [ca. 1820]., Penrith John Ross, [1850?]., Newcastle J. Ross, [18--]., Newcastle-on-Tyne J. Ross, [1850?]., Newcastle J. Ross, [ca. 1850]., Newcastle Printed by George Walker, Jun, 1838., Durham Printed by George Walker, Jun, 1838., Durham George Walker, Jun., Printer, 1838., Durham Printed by George Walker, Jun, 1839., Durham Printed by Thomas Fordyce, 1868., Newcastle-upon-Tyne T. Allan, 1868., Newcastle-upon-Tyne Printed by Edward Pruddah, [1868]., Hexham Printed by Samuel Hawthornthwaite, 1871., Newcastle-on-Tyne [s.n.], [n.d.]., [s.l.] C. & C. Everatt, [18--]., Newcastle-on-Tyne C. & C. Everatt, [18--]., Newcastle-on-Tyne A. Reid, 1881., Newcastle-upon-Tyne Printed at S.H. Cowell's Steam Printing Works, 1882., Epswich

Edition

3rd ed.

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17cm
24p ill
27p ill
32p ill

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On Shelf

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