The Father's Blessing Penn'd for the
instruction
of his Children.
Cambridge History of English Literature - 1908 - v11
d.
[1800-20).
Dick, the Little Poney. n. d.
Author of. The Dog of Knowledge; or, Memoirs of Bob, the Spotted
Terrier. 1801.
Dorrington, Edward. See Quarll, Philip, post.
Early Impressions, or Moral and Instructive Entertainment. . . with Designs
by Dighton. 1828.
Easter Gift, The: or, The way to be very good. A Book very much wanted.
.
8
1787.
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Ellen, or The Naughty Girl Reclaimed. 1811.
[A story illustrated with pictures the chief feature of which was a cut-
out head, to be placed successively in each picture, through a slit. The
first of several such works. ]
Entertaining instructions. . . interspersed with Original Fables . . . by a Lady.
1807.
Evans, John. Juvenile Pieces. . . to which is prefixed an Essay on the
Education of Youth. 4th edn. 1804.
Excellent example, An, to all Young men . . . a dialogue betwixt Guilt and
Conscience and Satan. 1684. [Also in other forms. ]
Fallowfield, John. The Moral Instructor,. . . Essays, Poems, Anecdotes,
Maxims etc. . . . Penrith. 1795.
False Alarms; or, The Mischievous Doctrine of Ghosts. . . exploded from the
Minds of every Miss and Master. 1770.
Felissa, or, The Life and Opinions of a Kitten of Sentiment. 1811. Rptd 1903.
Female Guardian, The. . . . By a Lady. 1784.
Fenwick, Mrs. Infantine Stories. 1810.
Lessons for Children. 1809.
The Life of Carlo. n. d.
Mary and her Cat. n. d.
A Visit to the Juvenile Library. n. d. [1800-20].
Fenn, George Manville. See Reference Catalogue of current literature,
issued annually (J. Whitaker and Sons), and D. of N. B.
Filial Duty, Recommended and Enforo'd. . . . n. d. (not later than 1782]. *
Fisher, A. The Pleasing Instructor, or Entertaining Moralist. 1780.
Gammer Gurton's Garland: or, the Nursery Parnassus. Stockton, n. d.
A new edition, with additions. (Probably before 1800. ]
Gaping, Wide-mouthed, Waddling Frog, The. . . . n. d. [1800-25).
Goody Two-Shoes. See Goldsmith, Oliver (? ), sect. III, ante.
Goose, Mother. See Mother Goose, post.
Gregory, John, M. D. A Father's Legacy to his Daughters. 1774. Trans.
into French, 1774.
Halifax, George Savile, Marquis of. See Savile.
Hall, Anna Maria (Mrs S. C. H. ). The Hartopp Jubilee. n. d. [? 1840).
The Juvenile Forget-me-not. 1862.
Hedge, Mary Ann. Affection's Gift to a beloved God-child. 1819.
Radama; or, The Enlightened African. 1824.
Samboe; or, The African Boy. 1823.
Helme, Elizabeth. Instructive Rambles in London and the Adjacent Villages.
1798.
James Manners, Little John, and their Dog Bluff. 3rd edn. 1807.
Hewlett, Esther (afterwards Copley). The Old Man's Head. n. d. [1815–25).
The Young Reviewers. n. d.
Heywood, Oliver. Advice to an only Child. 1693.
History of the Enchanted Castle, The; or, The Prettiest Book for Children.
1777.
History of Sixteen Wonderful Old Women, The. 1820. ('Limericks. See,
also, Anecdotes and Adventures, ante. )
Hobby Horse, The; or, Christmas Companion by Toby Ticklepitcher.
(? 1775. )
Hugessen, Edward Hugessen Knatchbull-, Baron Brabourne. Higgledy-
Piggledy. 1875.
Tales at Tea-Time. 1872.
Hurry, Mrs (born Mitchell). Moral Tales for Young People. 1807.
Rational Amusement for Leisure Hours. . . 1804.
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Children's Books
487
Infant's Library, The. [A complete copy does not seem to exist. In several
parts. 1780 ? More than one edn. ]
Ingelow, Jean. Mopsa the Fairy. 1869.
Stories Told to a Child. 1865.
Life. Some Recollections of J. I. Anon. 1901.
J. , W.
The Father's Blessing Penn'd for the instruction of his Children.
n. d. (prob. temp. William III).
Jameson, Anna Brownell (Mrs). Characteristics of Women. 2 vols. 1832.
Juvenile Encyclopaedia, The. n. d. [Vol. iv. 1801-2. ] [A magazine, offering
prizes to readers. ]
Juvenile Magazine. 1788. 2 vols. [Appeared for one year only. Apparently
all by one hand. ]
The ‘Author' of. The Little Emigrant. 1799.
The Six Princesses of Babylon. n. d.
The Visits for a Week. n. d.
Javenile Mirror, The . . . . Moral and Instructive Tales . . . with Interesting
Biography. . . . n. d. [1800-20].
Juvenile Trials for Telling Fibs, robbing orchards, and other offences.
Revised edn. 1803. Another edn. 1816.
Leathley, Mrs. Chick-Seed without Chick-Weed. [New edn. 1860. The first
edn. seems to have disappeared. Over 250,000 copies of the book were
sold. ]
Lee Boo, Prince. The Interesting and Affecting History of Prince Lee Boo
of the Pelew Islands. 1789.
Lemon, Mark. The Enchanted Doll. Illustd by Doyle, Richard. 1849.
Letters from a Tutor to his Pupils. 1780.
Letters to a Young Nobleman. 1763.
Life and Adventures of a Fly, The. 1789. Illustd by Bewick.
Life and History of A. Apple-Pie, The, who was cut to pieces, etc. n. d.
[1800-25].
Little Jack of all Trades. . . . 1810. 2 parts.
Lilliputian Library, The; or, Gulliver's Museum. . . . By Lilliputius Gulliver. . . .
10 vols. [58. But little Masters and Misses may be supplied with one
or more volumes, weekly or monthly, till the whole work is completed, at
Sixpence each. '] n. d. (probably before 1800). [Apparently an imitation
of Newbery's publications. )
Lilliputian Magazine, The. 1752. [In its volume form this periodical, which
apparently ran for about a year in monthly numbers, went into several
edns. ]
Lilliputian Story Teller, The. 1785.
Lioness's Ball, The; Being a Companion to the Lion's Masquerade. n. d.
[Almost certainly 1807. Dedicated to Mrs Dorset, q. v. ]
Little Female Orators, The. 1770.
Little Moralists, The, or the History of Amintor & Florella, the Pretty Little
Shepherd and Shepherdess of the Vale of Evesham. [Illustd by Bewick. ]
1786. Other edns.
Little Pretty Pocket-Book, A. 1744.
Lobster's Voyage to the Brazils, The. 1807. [One of The 'Butterfly's Ball'
series. ]
London Cries, The, for the amusement of all the good children throughout
the World. 1770. Also a variant, The Cries of London. (Both went
into many edns, authorised and pirated, until about 1825. ]
Lovechild, Mrs, or Nurse. Many little collections of rimes, spelling books,
and short stories were issued under this pseudonym, 1750–1820. The
best were those by Fenn, Lady, q. v.
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1
1
a
Mant, Alicia Catherine. Caroline Lismore: or, the Errors of Fashion. 1815.
The Cottage in the Chalk-pit. 1822.
Ellen: or, The Young Godmother. 1812.
Margaret Melville. . . or Juvenile Memoirs. 1818.
Tales for Ellen. 1825.
See, also, Lucas, E. V. , Old Fashioned Tales.
Marchant, John. Puerilia: or, Amusements for the Young, consisting of
a Collection of Songs. . . . 1751.
Lusus Juveniles. 1753.
Marshall, Mrs. Henwick Tales. 3rd edn. 1818.
Masquerade, The . . . to Amuse and Instruct all the Good Boys and Girls in
the Kingdom. n. d. (1770-1800).
Mavor, William (author of many educational works). The Juvenile Olio, or
Mental Medley. 1796.
Youth's Miscellany. 1798.
Meeke, Mrs. The Birth-day Present. n. d. (1800-25].
Mamma's Gift; or, Pleasing Lessons. n. d.
Memoirs of the Little Man and the Little Maid. 1808.
Minor's Magazine, The, and Epitome of Knowledge and Entertainment.
4 vols. n. d. [1800-20].
Mister, Mary. The Adventures of a Doll. 1816.
Little Anecdotes for Little People. 1817.
Mungo the Little Traveller. n. d.
Tales from the Mountains. n. d.
Mitchell, Miss. Tales of Instruction and Amusement. 1795.
Mother, A. Always Happy.
Dick, the Little Poney. n. d.
Author of. The Dog of Knowledge; or, Memoirs of Bob, the Spotted
Terrier. 1801.
Dorrington, Edward. See Quarll, Philip, post.
Early Impressions, or Moral and Instructive Entertainment. . . with Designs
by Dighton. 1828.
Easter Gift, The: or, The way to be very good. A Book very much wanted.
.
8
1787.
## p. 486 (#508) ############################################
486
[CH.
Bibliography
Ellen, or The Naughty Girl Reclaimed. 1811.
[A story illustrated with pictures the chief feature of which was a cut-
out head, to be placed successively in each picture, through a slit. The
first of several such works. ]
Entertaining instructions. . . interspersed with Original Fables . . . by a Lady.
1807.
Evans, John. Juvenile Pieces. . . to which is prefixed an Essay on the
Education of Youth. 4th edn. 1804.
Excellent example, An, to all Young men . . . a dialogue betwixt Guilt and
Conscience and Satan. 1684. [Also in other forms. ]
Fallowfield, John. The Moral Instructor,. . . Essays, Poems, Anecdotes,
Maxims etc. . . . Penrith. 1795.
False Alarms; or, The Mischievous Doctrine of Ghosts. . . exploded from the
Minds of every Miss and Master. 1770.
Felissa, or, The Life and Opinions of a Kitten of Sentiment. 1811. Rptd 1903.
Female Guardian, The. . . . By a Lady. 1784.
Fenwick, Mrs. Infantine Stories. 1810.
Lessons for Children. 1809.
The Life of Carlo. n. d.
Mary and her Cat. n. d.
A Visit to the Juvenile Library. n. d. [1800-20].
Fenn, George Manville. See Reference Catalogue of current literature,
issued annually (J. Whitaker and Sons), and D. of N. B.
Filial Duty, Recommended and Enforo'd. . . . n. d. (not later than 1782]. *
Fisher, A. The Pleasing Instructor, or Entertaining Moralist. 1780.
Gammer Gurton's Garland: or, the Nursery Parnassus. Stockton, n. d.
A new edition, with additions. (Probably before 1800. ]
Gaping, Wide-mouthed, Waddling Frog, The. . . . n. d. [1800-25).
Goody Two-Shoes. See Goldsmith, Oliver (? ), sect. III, ante.
Goose, Mother. See Mother Goose, post.
Gregory, John, M. D. A Father's Legacy to his Daughters. 1774. Trans.
into French, 1774.
Halifax, George Savile, Marquis of. See Savile.
Hall, Anna Maria (Mrs S. C. H. ). The Hartopp Jubilee. n. d. [? 1840).
The Juvenile Forget-me-not. 1862.
Hedge, Mary Ann. Affection's Gift to a beloved God-child. 1819.
Radama; or, The Enlightened African. 1824.
Samboe; or, The African Boy. 1823.
Helme, Elizabeth. Instructive Rambles in London and the Adjacent Villages.
1798.
James Manners, Little John, and their Dog Bluff. 3rd edn. 1807.
Hewlett, Esther (afterwards Copley). The Old Man's Head. n. d. [1815–25).
The Young Reviewers. n. d.
Heywood, Oliver. Advice to an only Child. 1693.
History of the Enchanted Castle, The; or, The Prettiest Book for Children.
1777.
History of Sixteen Wonderful Old Women, The. 1820. ('Limericks. See,
also, Anecdotes and Adventures, ante. )
Hobby Horse, The; or, Christmas Companion by Toby Ticklepitcher.
(? 1775. )
Hugessen, Edward Hugessen Knatchbull-, Baron Brabourne. Higgledy-
Piggledy. 1875.
Tales at Tea-Time. 1872.
Hurry, Mrs (born Mitchell). Moral Tales for Young People. 1807.
Rational Amusement for Leisure Hours. . . 1804.
## p. 487 (#509) ############################################
xvi]
Children's Books
487
Infant's Library, The. [A complete copy does not seem to exist. In several
parts. 1780 ? More than one edn. ]
Ingelow, Jean. Mopsa the Fairy. 1869.
Stories Told to a Child. 1865.
Life. Some Recollections of J. I. Anon. 1901.
J. , W.
The Father's Blessing Penn'd for the instruction of his Children.
n. d. (prob. temp. William III).
Jameson, Anna Brownell (Mrs). Characteristics of Women. 2 vols. 1832.
Juvenile Encyclopaedia, The. n. d. [Vol. iv. 1801-2. ] [A magazine, offering
prizes to readers. ]
Juvenile Magazine. 1788. 2 vols. [Appeared for one year only. Apparently
all by one hand. ]
The ‘Author' of. The Little Emigrant. 1799.
The Six Princesses of Babylon. n. d.
The Visits for a Week. n. d.
Javenile Mirror, The . . . . Moral and Instructive Tales . . . with Interesting
Biography. . . . n. d. [1800-20].
Juvenile Trials for Telling Fibs, robbing orchards, and other offences.
Revised edn. 1803. Another edn. 1816.
Leathley, Mrs. Chick-Seed without Chick-Weed. [New edn. 1860. The first
edn. seems to have disappeared. Over 250,000 copies of the book were
sold. ]
Lee Boo, Prince. The Interesting and Affecting History of Prince Lee Boo
of the Pelew Islands. 1789.
Lemon, Mark. The Enchanted Doll. Illustd by Doyle, Richard. 1849.
Letters from a Tutor to his Pupils. 1780.
Letters to a Young Nobleman. 1763.
Life and Adventures of a Fly, The. 1789. Illustd by Bewick.
Life and History of A. Apple-Pie, The, who was cut to pieces, etc. n. d.
[1800-25].
Little Jack of all Trades. . . . 1810. 2 parts.
Lilliputian Library, The; or, Gulliver's Museum. . . . By Lilliputius Gulliver. . . .
10 vols. [58. But little Masters and Misses may be supplied with one
or more volumes, weekly or monthly, till the whole work is completed, at
Sixpence each. '] n. d. (probably before 1800). [Apparently an imitation
of Newbery's publications. )
Lilliputian Magazine, The. 1752. [In its volume form this periodical, which
apparently ran for about a year in monthly numbers, went into several
edns. ]
Lilliputian Story Teller, The. 1785.
Lioness's Ball, The; Being a Companion to the Lion's Masquerade. n. d.
[Almost certainly 1807. Dedicated to Mrs Dorset, q. v. ]
Little Female Orators, The. 1770.
Little Moralists, The, or the History of Amintor & Florella, the Pretty Little
Shepherd and Shepherdess of the Vale of Evesham. [Illustd by Bewick. ]
1786. Other edns.
Little Pretty Pocket-Book, A. 1744.
Lobster's Voyage to the Brazils, The. 1807. [One of The 'Butterfly's Ball'
series. ]
London Cries, The, for the amusement of all the good children throughout
the World. 1770. Also a variant, The Cries of London. (Both went
into many edns, authorised and pirated, until about 1825. ]
Lovechild, Mrs, or Nurse. Many little collections of rimes, spelling books,
and short stories were issued under this pseudonym, 1750–1820. The
best were those by Fenn, Lady, q. v.
## p. 488 (#510) ############################################
488
[CH.
Bibliography
1
1
a
Mant, Alicia Catherine. Caroline Lismore: or, the Errors of Fashion. 1815.
The Cottage in the Chalk-pit. 1822.
Ellen: or, The Young Godmother. 1812.
Margaret Melville. . . or Juvenile Memoirs. 1818.
Tales for Ellen. 1825.
See, also, Lucas, E. V. , Old Fashioned Tales.
Marchant, John. Puerilia: or, Amusements for the Young, consisting of
a Collection of Songs. . . . 1751.
Lusus Juveniles. 1753.
Marshall, Mrs. Henwick Tales. 3rd edn. 1818.
Masquerade, The . . . to Amuse and Instruct all the Good Boys and Girls in
the Kingdom. n. d. (1770-1800).
Mavor, William (author of many educational works). The Juvenile Olio, or
Mental Medley. 1796.
Youth's Miscellany. 1798.
Meeke, Mrs. The Birth-day Present. n. d. (1800-25].
Mamma's Gift; or, Pleasing Lessons. n. d.
Memoirs of the Little Man and the Little Maid. 1808.
Minor's Magazine, The, and Epitome of Knowledge and Entertainment.
4 vols. n. d. [1800-20].
Mister, Mary. The Adventures of a Doll. 1816.
Little Anecdotes for Little People. 1817.
Mungo the Little Traveller. n. d.
Tales from the Mountains. n. d.
Mitchell, Miss. Tales of Instruction and Amusement. 1795.
Mother, A. Always Happy.
