Anthologised Books

(set: $yn to (a:))These are all of the books anthologised within //Pages and Pictures of Forgotten Children's Books//, organised by: [[Publisher]] [[Theme]] [[Year]] [[View Selected Texts]]

[[Edw. Ryland, Old Bailey]] [[J. Marshall and Co.]] [[Rev. J. Trustler, Literary Press, 62 Wardour Street]] [[William Darton and John Harvey, 55 Gracechurch Street]] [[John Stockdale, Piccadilly]] [[Thomas Hodgkins, Juvenile Library, Hanway Street]] [[J. Harris, St. Paul's Churchyard]] [[B. Crosby, Stationers Court]] [[B. Tabart and Co., Juvenile Library, 157 New Bond Street]] [[Hodgson & Co., Juvenile Press]] [[William Cole, No. 10 Newgate Street]] [[E. Wallis, No. 42 Skinner Street]] [[M.J. Godwin, Juvenile Library]] [[B. McMillan, Bow Street, Covent Garden]] [[William Darton Jr., 58 Holborn Hill]] [[S. and J. Fuller, Temple of Fancy, Rathbone Place]] [[A.K. Newman & Co., Leadenhall Street]] [[C. Chapple, 66 Pall Mall]] [[Oliver & Boyd, Tweeddale Court, High Street, Edinburgh]] [[Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street]] [[J. Drury, 36 Lombard Street]] [[John Marshall, E. Marshall, 140 Fleet Street]] [[S. Inman, No. 7 Lamb's Conduit Street]] [[G. Martin, No. 6 Great St. Thomas Apostle Street]] [[R. Ackermann, 101 Strand]] [[J. Hatchard & Son, Piccadilly]] [[Richardson & Son, 172 Fleet Street]]

(editor's note: this list of themes is not exhaustive, nor comprehensive. Certain themes may have been missed.) [[accidents]] [[advertisement]] [[amusement]] [[anger]] [[animals]] [[arithmetic]] [[birds]] [[boys]] [[caricature]] [[carriages]] [[cats]] [[charity]] [[class]] [[crime]] [[danger]] [[death]] [[dogs]] [[exercise]] [[fables]] [[family]] [[fantasy]] [[food]] [[games]] [[girls]] [[guns]] [[history]] [[horses]] [[industry]] [[insects]] [[London]] [[love]] [[manners]] [[marriage]] [[money]] [[morality]] [[murder]] [[occupations]] [[racism]] [[reading-and-writing]] [[royalty]] [[snakes]] [[sports]] [[violence]] [[weather]]

The publications featured in //Pages and Pictures from Forgotten Children's Books//, sorted by known date (note that not all texts have dates associated or listed with them:) [[1788]] [[1790]] [[1798]] [[1800]] [[1801]] [[1802]] [[1804]] [[1805]] [[1806]] [[1807]] [[1808]] [[1809]] [[1810]] [[1811]] [[1814]] [[1816]] [[1817]] [[1818]] [[1820]] [[1821]] [[1822]] [[1823]] [[1824]] [[1825]] [[1826]] [[1828]] [[1830]]

By 1820, J. Harris' son had been integrated into the business. The publisher name transformed from "J. Harris" to "Harris & Son"; they continued to publish from the corner of St. Paul's Churchyard. Just like Tuer, Harris can be seen placing advertisements within his work, as we find in [[Dame Partlet's Farm->16 - Dame Partlet's Farm]]: <blockquote>At Harris's, St Paul's Church-yard, Good children meet a sure reward; In coming home the other day I heard a little master say, For every penny there he took, He had receiv'd a little book, With covers neat, and cuts so pretty, There's not its like in all the city; And that for twopence he could buy A story-book would make one cry; For little more a book of riddles: Then let us not buy drums or fiddles, Nor yet be stopt at pastry-cooks, But spend our money all in books; For when we've learnt each book by heart Mamma will treat us with a tart. (96)</blockquote> The books featured in this miscellany from this publisher include the following (click on the number next to the title to continue:) [[#16->16 - Dame Partlet's Farm]] - //Dame Partlet's Farm, containing an Account of the Great Riches She Obtained by Industry, the Good Life she Led, and Alas! Good reader! Her Sudden Death; to which is added a Hymn written by Dame Partlet just before her Death, and an Epitaph for her Tombstone// a. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1804. [[#22->22 - The Daisy, or Cautionary Stories in Verse]] - //The Daisy, or Cautionary Stories in Verse adapted to the Ideas of Children from Four to Eight Years Old, illustrated with thirty engravings on copperplate// a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard; and Crosby & Co., Stationers Court, 1807. [[#23->23 - The Cowslip, or More Cautionary Stories in Verse]] - //The Cowslip, or More Cautionary Stories, in Verse, by the Author of that much admired little work entitled the Daisy// a. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard, and B. Crosby, Stationers Court, 1811. [[#24->24 - The Butterfly's Ball]] - //The Butterfly’s Ball and the Grasshopper’s Feast by Mr. Roscoe to which is added An Original Poem entitled A Winter’s Day by Mr. Smith, of Stand// a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, At the original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1807. [[#25->25 - The Elephant's Ball]] - //The Elephant’s Ball and Grand Fete Champetre, intended as a Companion to those much admired Pieces “The Butterfly’s Ball” and “The Peacock at Home”, illustrated with elegant engravings, by W.B.// a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, At the original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1807. [[#26->26 - The Peacock "At Home"]] - //The Peacock “At Home”, A Sequel to the Butterfly’s Ball written by A Lady and Illustrated with Elegant Engravings// a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, At the original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1807. [[#27->27 - The Lion's Masquerade]] - //The Lion’s Masquerade, a Sequel to The Peacock At Home. Written by A Lady and Illustrated with Elegant Engravings// a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, At the original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard; and B. Tabart, Old Bond-Street, 1807. [[#31->31 - The Lobster's Voyage to the Brazils (Frontispiece)]] - //Frontispiece to “The Lobster’s Voyage to the Brazils.”// a. London: J. Harris, St. Paul’s Church Yard, 1808. [[#34->34 - The Adventures of Poor Puss, in Two Parts]] - //The Adventures of Poor Puss, in Two Parts, by Miss Sandham (Author of the Twin Sisters, Orphan, &c., &c,)// a. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1809. [[#36->36 - Peter Prim's Pride]] - //Peter Prim’s Pride, or Proverbs, That will Suit the Young, or the Old// a. London: Published Dec 26 1810 by J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Church. [[#41->41 - Felissa]] - //Felissa; or, the Life and Opinions of a Kitten of Sentiment// a. “We’ll have our Mottos and our Chapters too, And brave the thunders of the dread Review: Misses no more o’er Misses’ woes shall wail, But list attentive – to a Kitten’s tale.” b. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1811. [[#48->48 - The Courtship and Marriage of Jerry & Kitty]] - //The Courtship and Marriage of Jerry & Kitty; Illustrated with Elegant Engravings// a. London: Published Nov. 20, 1814 by J. Harris, corner of St. Pauls. [[#49->49 - Biography for Girls]] - //Biography for Girls; or, Moral and Instructive Examples for the Female Sex. Sixth edition. By Mrs. Pilkington.// a. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard, 1814. [[#52->52 - Dame Truelove's Tales]] - //Dame Truelove’s Tales, now first published as Useful Lessons for Little Misses and Masters and Ornamented with Appropriate Engravings.// a. London: Published by J. Harris, Corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard. [[#60->60 - The Path of Learning Strewed with Flowers]] - //The Paths of Learning Strewed with Flowers, or English Grammar Illustrated.// a. Published September 25th 1820, by Harris and Son, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard. [[#61->61 - A Visit to the Bazaar]] - //A Visit to the Bazaar. By the Author of Juliet, or the Reward of Filial Affection; and the Port Folio of a School Girl. The third edition.// a. London: Printed for Harris & Son, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard; and may also be had at several shops in The Bazaar, Soho Square. 1820. [[#72->72 - The History of Sixteen Wonderful Old Women]] - //The History of Sixteen Wonderful Old Women, Illustrated by As Many Engravings exhibiting their Principal Eccentricities and Amusements// a. “Much credit is due to our Artist, I ween; For such pictures as these can seldom be seen.” b. London: Printed for Harris & Son, Corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1821. [[#77->77 - The Court of Oberon: or Temple of the Fairies]] - //The Court of Oberon: or Temple of the Fairies.// a. Published Aug. 20, 1823, by Harris and Son, Corner of St. Pauls. [[#80->80 - Rainsford Villa, or Juvenile Independence (illustration)]] - //Illustration: from Rainsford Villa, or Juvenile Independence. A tale. By A Lady.// a. London: J. Harris & Son, St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1823.

London: Printed and sold by Edw. Ryland, in the Old Bailey. Price 1s. plain, 2s. coloured. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "1")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "1")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

2. Cobwebs to catch Flies (Or, Dialogues in Short Sentences Adapted to Children from the Age of Three to Eight Years in two volumes) a. Vol. 1: Containing easy lessons in Words of Three to Six Letters b. Vol. 2: Containing instructive lessons in Words of One to Four Syllables i. London: Printed and Sold by J. Marshall & Co., No. 17 Queen Street, Cheapside, and No. 4 Aldermary Church-yard in Bow Lane (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "2")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "2")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

Illustration. From The Juvenile Magazine for April 1788. London: Marshall & Co., Aldermary Church-yard, Bow Lane, Cheapside. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "3")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "3")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

4. Proverbs Exemplified and Illustrated by Pictures from Real Life (Teaching morality and a knowledge of the world; with prints.) Designed as a Succession Book to Aesop’s Fables. After the Manner, and by the Author, of Hogarth Moralized. a. Printed for, and published by the Rev. J. Trustler, and sold at the Literary Press, No. 62 Wardour Street, Soho, and by all Booksellers. (Entered at Stationers’ Hall.) Price three shillings, half-bound. London: May 1, 1790. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "4")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "4")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[list of publishers?->Publisher]]

5. The Return from School (illustration) a. From Trifles for Children, part 3. London, published by W. Darton, Gracechurch Street, June 20, 1798. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "5")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "5")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

10. The Third Chapter of Accidents and Remarkable Events, containing Caution and Instruction for Children a. London: Printed by and for Darton & Harvey, Gracechurch Street: 1801 (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "10")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "10")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

a. London: Printed and sold by Darton and Harvey, Gracechurch Street, 1800. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "9")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "9")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

a. London. Printed by Darton and Harvey, Gracechurch Street, March 8, 1800. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "8")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "8")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

7. Amusement for Good Children by G.S.C., (or an Exhibition of Comic Pictures by Bob Sketch) a. London: Printed for and published by H. Ireton, 22 Coppice Row, Cold Bath Square, Price 1s. plain, or 1s. 6d. coloured. i. Printed by Nicholson ii. Sold by T. Hurst, Lane, Newman and Co. Newbery, Murray, Wallis. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "7")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "7")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

a. London: Published by Darton & Harvey, No. 55 Gracechurch Street, June 14, 1798. Price 1s. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "6")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "6")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

15. Little Prattle over a Book of Prints, with Easy Tales for Children a. Published by Wm. Darton and Joh. Harvey, according to an Act of Parliament, September 29, 1804. b. Price 6pence. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "15")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "15")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

14. Moral Songs for the Instruction and Amusement of Children (Intended as a Companion to Dr. Watts’s Divine Songs” a. By John Oakman, & Others b. London: Printed and sold by Darton & Harvey, Gracechurch Street, 1802 c. Price sixpence (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "14")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "14")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

13. Youthful Sports a. London: Printed by Darton & Harvey, 1801. Price sixpence. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "13")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "13")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

12. The History of Sandford & Merton, A Work Intended for the Use of Children a. By Thomas Day, Esq. b. “Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not.” c. Embellished with frontispieces d. The Tenth Edition Corrected in three volumes; Vol. I. i. London: Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly, 1801. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "12")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "12")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

11. Trifles for Children, Part II. a. London: Printed by and for Darton & Harvey, Gracechurch Street, 1801 (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "11")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "11")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

16. Dame Partlet’s Farm, containing an Account of the Great Riches She Obtained by Industry, the Good Life she Led, and Alas! Good reader! Her Sudden Death; to which is added a Hymn written by Dame Partlet just before her Death, and an Epitaph for her Tombstone a. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1804. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "16")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "16")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

a. London: Published by Wm. Darton and Josh. Harvey, according to an Act of Parliament, July 11th 1804. b. Price 6pence. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "17")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "17")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

18. Illustration from “The Looking-Glass. A True History of the Early Years of an Artist. By Theophilus Marcliffe.” a. London: Thomas Hodgkins, at the Juvenile Library, Hanway Street, 1805. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "18")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "18")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

19. Modern London being the History and Present State of the British Metropolis, illustrated with numerous copperplates a. London: Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71 St. Paul’s Churchyard by C. Mercier and Co., Northumberland Court, Strand, 1805. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "19")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "19")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

20. A Present for a Little Girl a. London: Printed by and for Darton & Harvey, Gracechurch Street, 1805. b. Price one shilling. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "20")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "20")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

25. The Elephant’s Ball and Grand Fete Champetre, intended as a Companion to those much admired Pieces “The Butterfly’s Ball” and “The Peacock at Home”, illustrated with elegant engravings, by W.B. a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, At the original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1807. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "25")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "25")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

24. The Butterfly’s Ball and the Grasshopper’s Feast by Mr. Roscoe to which is added An Original Poem entitled A Winter’s Day by Mr. Smith, of Stand a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, At the original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1807. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "24")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "24")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

23. The Cowslip, or More Cautionary Stories, in Verse, by the Author of that much admired little work entitled the Daisy a. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard, and B. Crosby, Stationers Court, 1811. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "23")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "23")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

22. The Daisy; or, Cautionary Stories in Verse adapted to the Ideas of Children from Four to Eight Years Old, illustrated with thirty engravings on copperplate a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard; and Crosby & Co., Stationers Court, 1807. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "22")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "22")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

21. Frontispiece to Fortune’s Football. Dedicated to the young family of the Rt. Hon. Lady Ann Hudson. a. London: Tabart & Co. Juvenile Library, 157 New Bond Street, 1806. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "21")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "21")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

30. Paul Pennylove’s Poetical Paraphrase of the Pence Table a. London: Published by E. Wallis No. 42 Skinner Street, and J. Wallis Sidmouth. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "30")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "30")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

29. The Half-Holiday Task Book; or Mirror of Mind: consisting of Numerous Stories and Interesting Tales in Prose and Verse; calculated to enlighten the Minds and improve the Hearts of Young Children of either Sex. Embellished with nearly Two Hundred Curious and Appropriate Engravings. a. Printed by and for Hodgson & Co. Juvenile Press, No. 10 Newgate Street; half-a-crown bound. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "29")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "29")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

28. The Book of Trades, or Library of the Useful Arts a. London: Tabart & Co., 157 New Bond Street, And to be had of all dealers in Books, 1807. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "28")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "28")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

27. The Lion’s Masquerade, a Sequel to The Peacock At Home. Written by A Lady and Illustrated with Elegant Engravings a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, At the original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard; and B. Tabart, Old Bond-Street, 1807. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "27")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "27")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

26. The Peacock “At Home”, A Sequel to the Butterfly’s Ball written by A Lady and Illustrated with Elegant Engravings a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, At the original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1807. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "26")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "26")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

35. Poetry for Children, entirely original, by the Author of “Mrs. Leicester’s School” in two volumes, Vol. I. a. London: Printed for M. J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, no. 41 Skinner Street, 1809. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "35")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "35")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

34. The Adventures of Poor Puss, in Two Parts, by Miss Sandham (Author of the Twin Sisters, Orphan, &c., &c,) a. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1809. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "34")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "34")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

33. Think before you Speak: Or, the Three Wishes. A Tale. By the Author of the Peacock at Home. a. London: Printed for M.J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, No. 41. Skinner Street, and to be had of all Booksellers, 1809. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "33")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "33")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

32. Memoirs of The Little Man and The Little Maid, with Some Interesting Particulars of their Lives never before Published. a. London: Published by B. Tabart & Co. at the Juvenile and School Library, New Bond Street, 1808. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "32")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "32")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

31. Frontispiece to “The Lobster’s Voyage to the Brazils.” a. London: J. Harris, St. Paul’s Church Yard, 1808. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "31")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "31")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

37. Illustration from# “The Brazier”, from “Little Jack of All Trades, with Suitable Representations” a. London: Darton, Harvey & Darton, Gracechurch Street, 1810. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "37")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "37")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

36. Peter Prim’s Pride, or Proverbs, That will Suit the Young, or the Old a. London: Published Dec 26 1810 by J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Church (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "36")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "36")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

38. Signor Topsy-Turvy’s Wonderful Magic Lantern; or, the World turned Upside Down. By the Author of “My Mother,” and other Poems. Illustrated with Twenty-Four Engravings. a. London: Printed for Tabart & Co., at the Juvenile and School Library, no. 157 New Bond Street, and to be had of all Booksellers. b. By B. McMillan, Bow Street, Covent Garden, 1810. Price 3s. 6d. bound. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "38")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "38")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

39. The Juvenile Spectator: part the First. Being Observations on the Tempers, Manners and Foibles of Various Young Persons, interspersed with such lively matter as it is presumed will amuse as well as instruct. a. By Arabella Argus. b. “Teach me to feel another’s woe, To hide the fault I see; The mercy I to others show, That mercy show to me.” c. London: Printed by and for W. Darton, Jun. 58 Holborn Hill, 1810. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "39")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "39")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

40. Beauty and the Beast, or A Rough Outside with a Gentle Heart. A Poetical Version of an Ancient Tale, illustrated with a Series of Elegant Engravings, Ana Beauty’s Song at her Spinning Wheel set to Music by Mr. Whitaker a. London: Printed for M. J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, 41 Skinner Street; And to be had of all Booksellers and Toymen throughout the United Kingdom. b. Price 5s. 6d. coloured, or 3s. 6d. plain. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "40")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "40")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

41. Felissa; or, the Life and Opinions of a Kitten of Sentiment a. “We’ll have our Mottos and our Chapters too, And brave the thunders of the dread Review: Misses no more o’er Misses’ woes shall wail, But list attentive – to a Kitten’s tale.” b. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1811. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "41")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "41")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

42. The Good Boy’s Soliloquy; containing his Parents’ Instructions relative to his Disposition and Manners. By the Author of the Invited Alphabet, &c. a. London: Printed by and for W. Darton, Jun., 58 Holborn Hill, 1811. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "42")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "42")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

43. Prince Dorus: Or Flattery put out of Countenance. A Poetical Version of an Ancient Tale. Illustrated with a series of Elegant Engravings. a. London: Printed for M. J. Godwin at the Juvenile Library, no. 41 Skinner Street; and to be had of all booksellers and toymen in the United Kingdom., 1811. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "43")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "43")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

44. Ellen, or the Naughty Girl Reclaimed, a Story, exemplified in a Series of Figures a. London: Printed for S. and J. Fuller, at the Temple of Fancy, Rathbone Place, Where are also sold Books of Instruction in every Branch of Drawing, Colours, and every requisite used in Drawing, 1811. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "44")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "44")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

45. Illustration from “The History and Adventures of Little Henry, exemplified in a Series of Figures. The seventh edition.” a. London: S & J Fuller, 1811. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "45")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "45")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

46. Illustration from “Frederick, or the Effects of Disobedience. Exemplified in a Series of Characters,” a. London: S. & J. Fuller, 1816. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "46")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "46")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

47. Parlour Amusements; or, a New Book of Games and Forfeits, embellished with three neat Engravings from designs by Stennett. a. London: Printed for A. K. Newman & Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "47")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "47")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

48. The Courtship and Marriage of Jerry & Kitty; Illustrated with Elegant Engravings a. London: Published Nov. 20, 1814 by J. Harris, corner of St. Pauls. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "48")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "48")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

49. Biography for Girls; or, Moral and Instructive Examples for the Female Sex. Sixth edition. By Mrs. Pilkington. a. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard, 1814. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "49")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "49")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

50. A Month’s Vacation; being an Account of the Manner in which a Juvenile Party passed their time in Baker Street, with an Entertaining Description of the Principal Places of Amusement they visited in London. With engravings. a. London: Printed for William Cole, 10 Newgate Street. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "50")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "50")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

51. Illustration, “The first object Henry saw when he left the hut, was a very pleasant looking grey-headed old man.” From Henry: A Story intended for Little Boys and Girls. By Frances Bowyer Vaux. a. London: W. Darton, jun., 58 Holborn Hill, 1816. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "51")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "51")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

52. Dame Truelove’s Tales, now first published as Useful Lessons for Little Misses and Masters and Ornamented with Appropriate Engravings. a. London: Published by J. Harris, Corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "52")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "52")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

53. Illustration: “I whispered to the master of the shop (as I was willing to enjoy Henry’s surprise) the purport of our visit there, and begged him to take the little boy into another room and equip him completely in a sailor’s dress.” From The Juvenile Journal by Mrs. Cockle a. London: C. Chapple, 66 Pall Mall, 1817. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "53")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "53")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

54. Illustration: “The Lark’s Nest, Food for the Young, pg. 83.” Published July 29, 1818 by William Darton, Jun. London. a. From “Food for the Young, adapted to the Mental Capacities of Children of Tender Years. By a Mother.” b. London: Printed by and for W. Darton, jun., 58 Holborn Hill. 1818 (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "54")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "54")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

55. Illustration: from “Stories by a Mother for the Use of her own Children.” a. London: Darton, Harvey and Darton, Gracechurch Street, 1818. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "55")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "55")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

56. Illustration, “My Mother Likes Prawns.” From The Affectionate Brothers, by Mrs Hofland. a. London: A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "56")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "56")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

57. Illustration: from “Something New from Aunt Mary. By Mary Hughes, Author of ‘The Ornaments Discovered,” &C. a. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. 1820. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "57")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "57")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

58. Illustration: “Swarming the Bees.” From “Rural Employments; or a Peep into Village Concerns. By Mary Elliott.” a. London: Wm. Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. 1820. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "58")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "58")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

59. Illustration: “Feeding Poultry.” From “Rural Employments; or a Peep into Village Concerns. By Mary Elliott.” a. London: Wm. Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. 1820. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "59")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "59")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

60. The Paths of Learning Strewed with Flowers, or English Grammar Illustrated. a. Published September 25th 1820, by Harris and Son, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "60")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "60")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

61. A Visit to the Bazaar. By the Author of Juliet, or the Reward of Filial Affection; and the Port Folio of a School Girl. The third edition. a. London: Printed for Harris & Son, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard; and may also be had at several shops in The Bazaar, Soho Square. 1820. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "61")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "61")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

62. Rowlandson’s Characteristic Sketches of the Lower Orders intended as a Companion to the New Picture of London consisting of Fifty-Four Plates neatly coloured. a. London: Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18 Strana, 1820 b. Price 7s. half-bound. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "62")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "62")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

Mamma’s Present of Pictures and Poetry, by Adelaide. a. London: Printed for Harvey & Darton, 55 Gracechurch Street, 1820. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "63")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "63")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

64. Sketches of Juvenile Characters, exhibited in the Curious Girl Cured; and the Life of an Angry Boy. a. London: Published by E. Wallis, 42 Skinner Street, 1820. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "64")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "64")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

65. Flowers of Instruction, or Familiar Subjects in Verse. By Mary Elliott (late Belson). a. “Truth is the natural nourishment of the Mind; most salutary, when simply dressed.” b. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. 1820. Price one shilling. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "65")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "65")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

66. Plain Things for Little Folks; seasoned with Instruction both for the Mind and the Eye. By their friend Mary Elliott. a. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. Price one shilling. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "66")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "66")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

67. Sophia and Mary, or, The Sisters; an Interesting and Instructive Tale. a. London: Published by E. Wallis, 42 Skinner Street, 1820. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "67")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "67")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

a. Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, High-Street; sold also by G. and W. B. Whitaker, London; W. Turnbull, Glasgow; and Johnston and Deas, Dublin. Price two shillings half-bound. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "68")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "68")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

a. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. Price one shilling with plain Plates; or with the Plates coloured, Eighteenpence. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "69")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "69")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

70. Ostentation & Liberality, a Tale in Two Volumes; by Arabella Argus, author of “The Juvenile Spectator”; “The Adventures of a Donkey”, &c. Vol. I. a. “There is a Virtue sure a hidden charm, To force esteem, and Envy to disarm.” (Duchess of Devonshire to Fenelon) b. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill, 1821. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "70")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "70")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

71. The Rebellious School-Girl, A Tale. By Mary Hughes (late Robson), Author of “The Ornaments Discovered,” “The Alchemist,” &c. a. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill, 1821. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "71")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "71")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]

72. The History of Sixteen Wonderful Old Women, Illustrated by As Many Engravings exhibiting their Principal Eccentricities and Amusements a. “Much credit is due to our Artist, I ween; For such pictures as these can seldom be seen.” b. London: Printed for Harris & Son, Corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1821. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "72")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "72")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

73. Young Wilfred; or, the Punishment of Falsehood: A Tale of Truth and Caution, for the Benefit of the Rising Generation. By W. F. Sullivan, A.M., teacher of Elocution and Belles Lettres. A new edition. a. London: Printed and sold by Dean and Munday, Threadneedle Street, 1821. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "73")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "73")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

74. Illustration: “The next is a Thief whom a Halter will Stretch.” From The Ranks in Life. For the Amusement and Instruction of Youth. a. London: J. Drury, 36 Lombard Street, corner of Plough Court, 1821. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "74")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "74")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

75. Illustration: “Edward’s Decision.” From The Sunflower. A Collection of Original Poems. By Mary Elliott. a. London: William Darton. 58 Holborn Hill. 1822. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "75")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "75")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

76. Illustration: from Original Poetry for Young Minds. By Miss Horwood. a. London: A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall Street, & Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street. 1822. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "76")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "76")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

77. The Court of Oberon: or Temple of the Fairies. a. Published Aug. 20, 1823, by Harris and Son, Corner of St. Pauls. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "77")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "77")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

78. The Dandy’s Wedding, or the Loves and Courtship of Peter Quince and Phoebe Clove. Embellished with Sixteen Coloured Engravings. a. London: Printed and sold by John Marshall, 140 Fleet Street, from Aldermary Church Yard, 1823. Price 1s. 6d. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "78")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "78")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

79. Dame Wiggins of Lee and her Seven Wonderful Cats. A Humourous Tale. Written Principally by a Lady of Ninety. Embellished with Sixteen Coloured Engravings. Price One Shilling. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street; and A. K. Newman and Co., the Minerva Press, Leadenhall Street, E.C., 1823. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "79")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "79")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

80. Illustration: from Rainsford Villa, or Juvenile Independence. A tale. By A Lady. a. London: J. Harris & Son, St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1823. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "80")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "80")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

81. Illustration: from The Whim Wham, an Entire New Set of Riddles, Charades, &c. a. London: William Carton, & Son, Holborn Hill. (note potential typo in Carton/Darton's name!) (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "81")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "81")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

82. The Elegant Girl, or Virtuous Principles the True Source of Elegant Manners. Illustrated by Twelve Drawings with Lines to Each, and a Poem called The Mother. a. Entered at Stationers Hall & Published for the Proprietor by S. Inman, No. 7 Lambs Conduit Street, London. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "82")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "82")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

83. Anecdotes and Adventures of Fifteen Young Ladies, by the Author of Anecdotes and Adventures of Fifteen Gentlemen a. London: Printed and sold by E. Marshall, 140 Fleet Street, from Aldermary Church Yard. Price 1s. 6d. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "83")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "83")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

84. Six Stories for the Nursery, in Words of One and Two Syllables. Intended as a Sequel to the “Mouse-Trap.” By a Mother, for the use of her own children. a. London: Printed for M. J. Godwin and Co., at the French and English Juvenile and School Library 195 (St. Clement’s) Strand; where may be had the same work in French, for young Beginners in that Language, 1824. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "84")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "84")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

85. The Story of the Ill-Natured Boy, with Coloured Engravings. Price one shilling. a. London: Sold by W. Darton, Holborn Hill, and W. Lake, Uxbridge. 1825. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "85")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "85")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

90. Illustration: from Deborah Dent and her Donkey. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street; and A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "90")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "90")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

89. The History of Jack the Giant Killer with many engravings. A new edition, Adapted for Juvenile Readers of the Present Day. a. London: Dean & Co., Threadneedle Street, 1830. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "89")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "89")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

88. Early Impressions, or Moral and Instructive Entertainment for Children in Prose and Verse. With twelve designs by Dighton. a. London: J. Hatchard & Son, Piccadilly. 1828. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "88")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "88")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

87. Illustration: from The New Doll; or Grandmamma’s Gift. a. London R. Ackermann, 101 Strand. 1826. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "87")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "87")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

86. The Adventures of Cinderella and her Glass Slipper. To which is added the Popular Story of Puss in Boots, embellished with elegant engravings a. London: Printed and Published by G. Martin, 6 Gt. St. Thomas Apostle b. Price sixpence (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "86")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "86")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

95. Illustration: From The Evergreen: containing stories about Ellen & her Fawn, Sleepy Francis, &c. By Mrs. Martin. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street. Price sixpence. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "95")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "95")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

94. Illustration: from The Children’s Toy Book; or Pleasing Tales in words of one and two syllables. By J. Bishop. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. And A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenahll Street. Price one shilling. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "94")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "94")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

93. Illustration: from The Gaping, Wide-Mouthd, Waddling Frog; a New and Entertaining Game of Questions and Commands. With proper directions for playing the Game and Crying the Forfeits. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. And A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "78")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "93")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

92. Illustration: from The Life and History of A, Apple-Pie, who was cut to pieces and eaten by twenty-six young ladies and gentlemen with whom little folks ought to be acquainted. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street: and A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street, Price one shilling. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "92")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "92")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

91. Illustration: from Madam Fig’s Gala. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street: and A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street, Price one shilling. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "91")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "91")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

96. Illustration: from The Birth-Day Present; or, Pleasing Tales of Amusement and Instruction. By Mrs. Meeke. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street. Price one shilling. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "96")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "96")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

100. Illustration: from Punch’s Opera: titled wrapper: no publisher’s name (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "100")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "100")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

99. Illustration: from Tales of Childhood. In verse. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. A.K. Newman & Co., Leadenhall Street, price sixpence (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "99")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "99")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

98. Illustration: from Pleasing Tales for Little Folks. By J. Bishop. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. A.K. Newman & Co., Leadenhall Street. Price sixpence. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "98")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "98")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

97. Illustration: from The Flower-Basket; or, Original Nursery Rhymes and Tales. By Susanna Strickland. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "97")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "97")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

103. Illustration: from Aldiborontiphosphyphorniostikos. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "103")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "103")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

102. Illustration: from The Life and Adventures of Tom Thumb. a. London: Dean & Son, Threadneedle Street. (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "102")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "102")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

101. Illustration: from Richardson’s New Primer. a. Derby: Richardson & Son, 172 Fleet St. London b. 9 Capel St, Dublin. (3d, 1830.) (display: "themes") Add to Selected Texts?(click: "Selected Texts?")[(if: $yn contains "101")[ (This text has already been added to your network.)](else:)[(set: $yn to it + (a: "101")) Done! [[View selected texts now?->View Selected Texts]]]] Return to the [[List of publishers?->Publisher]]

According to a lecture given at the Toronto Public Library on April 30, 1992 by Lawrence Darton (whose relation, if it exists, was never disclosed,) William Darton was born in 1755 in Tottenham. As a teenager, he apprenticed under an engraver in the City of London for seven years, but returned to Tottenham where he managed a general store. This venture eventually failed, and at the age of 32, he returned to London and began publishing; though, as Lawrence Darton suggests, he began by advertising himself specifically as an engraver, stationer and printer, presumably branching out into publishing in the years that would follow (1). The earliest published children's works by William Darton were two books and a jigsaw puzzle, under which he gave the address "White Lion Alley, Birchin Lane." Lawrence Darton describes a gap of "about eight or nine years" (2) before he moved to 55 Gracechurch Street, from which all of the children's books attributed to Darton in //Pages and Pictures// were printed. He took on a partner by the name of Joseph Harvey at this time, who, according to Lawrence Darton, was "mainly concerned with the printing side of the business." Both William Darton and Joseph Harvey were Quakers and were eager to write and publish material which contained moralistic and humanitarian lessons. In 1810, William Darton's son was promoted from an apprentice to a partner. In an illustration from "[[Little Jack of All Trades->37 - The Brazier (illustration)]]," the publisher's name is listed as Darton, Harvey, and Darton. Lawrence Darton mentions that William Darton Sr. retired during 1810 and moved from 55 Gracechurch to Plaistow, a small village east of London, while remaining as a partner in the firm (6). He passed away in 1819; his son continued his work as a publisher without Joseph Harvey at 58 Holborn Hill (6). Click the numbered links to view individual books from this publisher: [[#5->5 - The Return from School]] - //"The Return from School" (illustration), Trifles for Children// a. London, published by W. Darton, Gracechurch Street, June 20, 1798. [[#6->6 - A Present for a Little Boy]] - //A Present for a Little Boy// a. London: Published by Darton & Harvey, No. 55 Gracechurch Street, June 14, 1798. Price 1s. [[#8->8 - The Rational Exhibition for Children]] - //The Rational Exhibition for Children// a. London. Printed by Darton and Harvey, Gracechurch Street, March 8, 1800. [[#9->9 - The Prize for Youthful Obedience]] - //The Prize for Youthful Obedience// a. London: Printed and sold by Darton and Harvey, Gracechurch Street, 1800. [[#10->10 - The Third Chapter of Accidents and Remarkable Events]] - //The Third Chapter of Accidents and Remarkable Events, containing Caution and Instruction for Children// a. London: Printed by and for Darton & Harvey, Gracechurch Street, 1801. [[#13->13 - Youthful Sports]] - //Youthful Sports// a. London: Printed by Darton & Harvey, 1801. Price sixpence. [[#14->14 - Moral Songs for the Instruction and Amusement of Children]] - //14. Moral Songs for the Instruction and Amusement of Children (Intended as a Companion to Dr. Watts’s Divine Songs)// a. By John Oakman, & Others b. London: Printed and sold by Darton & Harvey, Gracechurch Street, 1802 c. Price sixpence [[#15->15 - Little Prattle over a Book of Prints ]] - //Little Prattle over a Book of Prints, with Easy Tales for Children// a. Published by Wm. Darton and Joh. Harvey, according to an Act of Parliament, September 29, 1804. b. Price 6pence. [[#17->17 - Youthful Sports: A New Edition]] - //Youthful Sports: A New Edition// a. London: Published by Wm. Darton and Josh. Harvey, according to an Act of Parliament, July 11th 1804. b. Price 6pence. [[#20->20 - A Present for a Little Girl]] - //A Present for a Little Girl// a. London: Printed by and for Darton & Harvey, Gracechurch Street, 1805. b. Price one shilling. [[#37->37 - The Brazier (illustration)]] - //“The Brazier" (illustration), from “Little Jack of All Trades, with Suitable Representations"// a. London: Darton, Harvey & Darton, Gracechurch Street, 1810. [[#55->55 - Stories by a Mother for the Use of Her Children (illustration)]] - //Stories by a Mother for the Use of Her Own Children (illustration)// a. London: Darton, Harvey and Darton, Gracechurch Street, 1818. [[#63->63 - Mamma's Present of Pictures and Poetry]] - //Mamma's Present of Pictures and Poetry, by Adelaide// a. London: Printed for Harvey & Darton, 55 Gracechurch Street, 1820.

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List of books published by J. Marshall and Co., of 17 Queen Street and Aldermary Churchyard, Bow Lane (click the numbered link to view individual books from this publisher:) [[#2->2 - Cobwebs to Catch Flies ]] - Cobwebs to catch Flies (Or, Dialogues in Short Sentences Adapted to Children from the Age of Three to Eight Years in two volumes) a. Vol. 1: Containing easy lessons in Words of Three to Six Letters b. Vol. 2: Containing instructive lessons in Words of One to Four Syllables i. London: Printed and Sold by J. Marshall & Co., No. 17 Queen Street, Cheapside, and No. 4 Aldermary Church-yard in Bow Lane [[#3->3 - The Affectionate Sisters ]] - The Affectionate Sisters (illustration) a. From The Juvenile Magazine for April 1788. London: Marshall & Co., Aldermary Church-yard, Bow Lane, Cheapside.

The book published by Rev. J. Trustler, Literary Press, 62 Wardour Street (click the numbered link to continue:) [[#4->4 - Proverbs Exemplified and Illustrated by Pictures from Real Life]] - Proverbs Exemplified and Illustrated by Pictures from Real Life (Teaching morality and a knowledge of the world; with prints.) Designed as a Succession Book to Aesop’s Fables. After the Manner, and by the Author, of Hogarth Moralized. a. Printed for, and published by the Rev. J. Trustler, and sold at the Literary Press, No. 62 Wardour Street, Soho, and by all Booksellers. (Entered at Stationers’ Hall.) [Price three shillings, half-bound.] London: May 1, 1790.

The book published for John Stockdale, Piccadilly: [[#12->12 - The History of Sandford & Merton]] - The History of Sandford & Merton, A Work Intended for the Use of Children a. By Thomas Day, Esq. b. “Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not.” c. Embellished with frontispieces d. The Tenth Edition Corrected in three volumes; Vol. I. i. London: Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly, 1801.

The book from this publisher is listed below (click on the numbered link to continue:) [[#18->18 - The Looking-Glass]] - Illustration from “The Looking-Glass. A True History of the Early Years of an Artist. By Theophilus Marcliffe.” a. London: Thomas Hodgkins, at the Juvenile Library, Hanway Street, 1805.

Below are the books published by B. Crosby at Stationers' Court (click on the numbered links to continue:) [[#22->22 - The Daisy, or Cautionary Stories in Verse]] - The Daisy; or, Cautionary Stories in Verse adapted to the Ideas of Children from Four to Eight Years Old, illustrated with thirty engravings on copperplate a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard; and Crosby & Co., Stationers Court, 1807. [[#23->23 - The Cowslip, or More Cautionary Stories in Verse]] - The Cowslip, or More Cautionary Stories, in Verse, by the Author of that much admired little work entitled the Daisy a. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard, and B. Crosby, Stationers Court, 1811.

Below are the books published by B. Tabart and Co., Juvenile Library, 157 New Bond Street (click on the numbered links to continue:) [[#21->21 - Fortune's Football (frontispiece)]] - Frontispiece to Fortune’s Football. Dedicated to the young family of the Rt. Hon. Lady Ann Hudson. a. London: Tabart & Co. Juvenile Library, 157 New Bond Street, 1806. [[#28->28 - The Book of Trades]] - The Book of Trades, or Library of the Useful Arts a. London: Tabart & Co., 157 New Bond Street, And to be had of all dealers in Books, 1807. [[#32->32 - Memoirs of the Little Man and The Little Maid]] - Memoirs of The Little Man and The Little Maid, with Some Interesting Particulars of their Lives never before Published. a. London: Published by B. Tabart & Co. at the Juvenile and School Library, New Bond Street, 1808. [[#38->38 - Signor Topsy-Turvy's Wonderful Magic Lantern]] - Signor Topsy-Turvy’s Wonderful Magic Lantern; or, the World turned Upside Down. By the Author of “My Mother,” and other Poems. Illustrated with Twenty-Four Engravings. a. London: Printed for Tabart & Co., at the Juvenile and School Library, no. 157 New Bond Street, and to be had of all Booksellers. b. By B. McMillan, Bow Street, Covent Garden, 1810. Price 3s. 6d. bound.

Below are the books published by Hodgson & Co., Juvenile Press (click on the numbered links to continue:) [[#29->29 - The Half-Holiday Task Book, or Mirror of Mind]] - The Half-Holiday Task Book; or Mirror of Mind: consisting of Numerous Stories and Interesting Tales in Prose and Verse; calculated to enlighten the Minds and improve the Hearts of Young Children of either Sex. Embellished with nearly Two Hundred Curious and Appropriate Engravings. a. Printed by and for Hodgson & Co. Juvenile Press, No. 10 Newgate Street; half-a-crown bound.

Below is the book published by William Cole, No. 10 Newgate Street (click on the numbered link to continue:) [[#50->50 - A Month's Vacation]] - A Month’s Vacation; being an Account of the Manner in which a Juvenile Party passed their time in Baker Street, with an Entertaining Description of the Principal Places of Amusement they visited in London. With engravings. a. London: Printed for William Cole, 10 Newgate Street.

Below are the texts produced by E. Wallis, No. 42 Skinner Street (click on the numbered links to continue:) [[#30->30 - Paul Pennylove's Poetical Paraphrase of the Pence Table]] - Paul Pennylove’s Poetical Paraphrase of the Pence Table a. London: Published by E. Wallis No. 42 Skinner Street, and J. Wallis Sidmouth. [[#64->64 - Sketches of Juvenile Characters]] - Sketches of Juvenile Characters, exhibited in the Curious Girl Cured; and the Life of an Angry Boy. a. London: Published by E. Wallis, 42 Skinner Street, 1820. [[#67->67 - Sophia and Mary, or, The Sisters]] - Sophia and Mary, or, The Sisters; an Interesting and Instructive Tale. a. London: Published by E. Wallis, 42 Skinner Street, 1820.

Note how M.J. Godwin and [[E. Wallis->E. Wallis, No. 42 Skinner Street]] were publishing nearly next to one another; perhaps they used, or shared, the same printing equipment or space at the Juvenile Library? M.J. Godwin would later move to the French and English Juvenile Library in 195 St. Clement's Strand by 1824. Below are the books published by M.J. Godwin, Juvenile Library, 41 Skinner Street (click on the numbered links to continue:) [[#33->33 - Think Before You Speak]] - Think before you Speak: Or, the Three Wishes. A Tale. By the Author of the Peacock at Home. a. London: Printed for M.J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, No. 41. Skinner Street, and to be had of all Booksellers, 1809. [[#35->35 - Poetry for Children]] - Poetry for Children, entirely original, by the Author of “Mrs. Leicester’s School” in two volumes, Vol. I. a. London: Printed for M. J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, no. 41 Skinner Street, 1809. [[#40->40 - Beauty and the Beast ]] - Beauty and the Beast, or A Rough Outside with a Gentle Heart. A Poetical Version of an Ancient Tale, illustrated with a Series of Elegant Engravings, Ana Beauty’s Song at her Spinning Wheel set to Music by Mr. Whitaker a. London: Printed for M. J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, 41 Skinner Street; And to be had of all Booksellers and Toymen throughout the United Kingdom. b. Price 5s. 6d. coloured, or 3s. 6d. plain. [[#43->43 - Prince Dorus]] - Prince Dorus: Or Flattery put out of Countenance. A Poetical Version of an Ancient Tale. Illustrated with a series of Elegant Engravings. a. London: Printed for M. J. Godwin at the Juvenile Library, no. 41 Skinner Street; and to be had of all booksellers and toymen in the United Kingdom., 1811. [[#84->84 - Six Stories for the Nursery]] - Six Stories for the Nursery, in Words of One and Two Syllables. Intended as a Sequel to the “Mouse-Trap.” By a Mother, for the use of her own children. a. London: Printed for M. J. Godwin and Co., at the French and English Juvenile and School Library 195 (St. Clement’s) Strand; where may be had the same work in French, for young Beginners in that Language, 1824.

Below is the book published by B. McMillan, Bow Street, Covent Garden (click on the numbered link to continue:) [[#38->38 - Signor Topsy-Turvy's Wonderful Magic Lantern]] - Signor Topsy-Turvy’s Wonderful Magic Lantern; or, the World turned Upside Down. By the Author of “My Mother,” and other Poems. Illustrated with Twenty-Four Engravings. a. London: Printed for Tabart & Co., at the Juvenile and School Library, no. 157 New Bond Street, and to be had of all Booksellers. b. By B. McMillan, Bow Street, Covent Garden, 1810. Price 3s. 6d. bound.

As mentioned in the page on [[William Darton and John Harvey->William Darton and John Harvey, 55 Gracechurch Street]], Darton Jr. was incorporated into his father's business by 1810. He would open a shop of his own at 58 Holborn Hill. [[#39->39 - The Juvenile Spectator ]] - The Juvenile Spectator: part the First. Being Observations on the Tempers, Manners and Foibles of Various Young Persons, interspersed with such lively matter as it is presumed will amuse as well as instruct. a. By Arabella Argus. b. “Teach me to feel another’s woe, To hide the fault I see; The mercy I to others show, That mercy show to me.” c. London: Printed by and for W. Darton, Jun. 58 Holborn Hill, 1810. [[#42->42 - The Good Boy's Soliloquy]] - The Good Boy’s Soliloquy; containing his Parents’ Instructions relative to his Disposition and Manners. By the Author of the Invited Alphabet, &c. a. London: Printed by and for W. Darton, Jun., 58 Holborn Hill, 1811. [[#51->51 - Henry (illustration)]] - Illustration, “The first object Henry saw when he left the hut, was a very pleasant looking grey-headed old man.” From Henry: A Story intended for Little Boys and Girls. By Frances Bowyer Vaux. a. London: W. Darton, jun., 58 Holborn Hill, 1816. [[#54->54 - Food for the Young ]] - Illustration: “The Lark’s Nest, Food for the Young, pg. 83.” Published July 29, 1818 by William Darton, Jun. London. a. From “Food for the Young, adapted to the Mental Capacities of Children of Tender Years. By a Mother.” b. London: Printed by and for W. Darton, jun., 58 Holborn Hill. 1818 [[#57->57 - Something New from Aunt Mary (illustration)]] - Illustration: from “Something New from Aunt Mary. By Mary Hughes, Author of ‘The Ornaments Discovered,” &C. a. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. 1820. [[#58->58 - "Swarming the Bees", Rural Employments (illustration)]] - Illustration: “Swarming the Bees.” From “Rural Employments; or a Peep into Village Concerns. By Mary Elliott.” a. London: Wm. Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. 1820. [[#59->59 - "Feeding Poultry", Rural Employments]] - Illustration: “Feeding Poultry.” From “Rural Employments; or a Peep into Village Concerns. By Mary Elliott.” a. London: Wm. Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. 1820. [[#65->65 - Flowers of Instruction]] - Flowers of Instruction, or Familiar Subjects in Verse. By Mary Elliott (late Belson). a. “Truth is the natural nourishment of the Mind; most salutary, when simply dressed.” b. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. 1820. Price one shilling. [[#66->66 - Plain Things for Little Folks]] - Plain Things for Little Folks; seasoned with Instruction both for the Mind and the Eye. By their friend Mary Elliott. a. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. Price one shilling. [[#69->69 - Early Seeds to Produce Spring Flowers]] - Early Seeds to Produce Spring Flowers by Mary Elliott. Accompanied with Copper-plates. a. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. Price one shilling with plain Plates; or with the Plates coloured, Eighteenpence. [[#70->70 - Ostentation and Liberality ]] - Ostentation & Liberality, a Tale in Two Volumes; by Arabella Argus, author of “The Juvenile Spectator”; “The Adventures of a Donkey”, &c. Vol. I. a. “There is a Virtue sure a hidden charm, To force esteem, and Envy to disarm.” (Duchess of Devonshire to Fenelon) b. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill, 1821. [[#71->71 - The Rebellious School-Girl]] - The Rebellious School-Girl, A Tale. By Mary Hughes (late Robson), Author of “The Ornaments Discovered,” “The Alchemist,” &c. a. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill, 1821. [[#75->75 - The Sunflower (illustration)]] - Illustration: “Edward’s Decision.” From The Sunflower. A Collection of Original Poems. By Mary Elliott. a. London: William Darton. 58 Holborn Hill. 1822. [[#81->81 - The Whim Wham (illustration)]] - Illustration: from The Whim Wham, an Entire New Set of Riddles, Charades, &c. a. London: William Carton, & Son, Holborn Hill. (editor's note: it is very likely this is a typo!) [[#85->85 - The Story of the Ill-Natured Boy ]] - The Story of the Ill-Natured Boy, with Coloured Engravings. Price one shilling. a. London: Sold by W. Darton, Holborn Hill, and W. Lake, Uxbridge. 1825.

Below are the books published by S. and J. Fuller, Temple of Fancy, Rathbone Place (click on the numbered links to continue:) [[#44->44 - Ellen, or the Naughty Girl Reclaimed]] - Ellen, or the Naughty Girl Reclaimed, a Story, exemplified in a Series of Figures a. London: Printed for S. and J. Fuller, at the Temple of Fancy, Rathbone Place, Where are also sold Books of Instruction in every Branch of Drawing, Colours, and every requisite used in Drawing, 1811. [[#45->45 - The History and Adventures of Little Henry (illustration)]] -Illustration from “The History and Adventures of Little Henry, exemplified in a Series of Figures. The seventh edition.” a. London: S & J Fuller, 1811. [[#46->46 - Frederick, or the Effects of Disobedience (illustration)]] -Illustration from “Frederick, or the Effects of Disobedience. Exemplified in a Series of Characters,” a. London: S. & J. Fuller, 1816.

A.K. Newman & Co was located on Leadenhall Street, which would have been extremely close to the location of the Leadenhall Press nearly a century later. They were very closely associated with Dean & Munday of Threadneedle Street. Click on the numbered links below to continue: [[#47->47 - Parlour Amusements]] - Parlour Amusements; or, a New Book of Games and Forfeits, embellished with three neat Engravings from designs by Stennett. a. London: Printed for A. K. Newman & Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. [[#56->56 - The Affectionate Brothers (illustration)]] - Illustration, “My Mother Likes Prawns.” From The Affectionate Brothers, by Mrs Hofland. a. London: A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. [[#76->76 - Original Poetry for Young Minds ]] - Illustration: from Original Poetry for Young Minds. By Miss Horwood. a. London: A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall Street, & Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street. 1822. [[#79->79 - Dame Wiggins of Lee and her Seven Wonderful Cats]] - Dame Wiggins of Lee and her Seven Wonderful Cats. A Humourous Tale. Written Principally by a Lady of Ninety. Embellished with Sixteen Coloured Engravings. Price One Shilling. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street; and A. K. Newman and Co., the Minerva Press, Leadenhall Street, E.C., 1823. [[#90->90 - Deborah Dent and her Donkey (Illustration)]] - Illustration: from Deborah Dent and her Donkey. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street; and A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. [[#91->91 - Madam Fig's Gala (illustration)]] - Illustration: from Madam Fig’s Gala. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street: and A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street, Price one shilling. [[#92->92 - The Life and History of A, Apple-Pie (illustration)]] - Illustration: from The Life and History of A, Apple-Pie, who was cut to pieces and eaten by twenty-six young ladies and gentlemen with whom little folks ought to be acquainted. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street: and A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street, Price one shilling. [[#93->93 - The Gaping, Wide-Mouthd, Waddling Frog (illustration)]] - Illustration: from The Gaping, Wide-Mouthd, Waddling Frog; a New and Entertaining Game of Questions and Commands. With proper directions for playing the Game and Crying the Forfeits. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. And A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. [[#94->94 - The Children's Toy Book (illustration)]] - Illustration: from The Children’s Toy Book; or Pleasing Tales in words of one and two syllables. By J. Bishop. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. And A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. [[#95->95 - The Evergreen (illustration)]] - Illustration: From The Evergreen: containing stories about Ellen & her Fawn, Sleepy Francis, &c. By Mrs. Martin. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street. Price sixpence. [[#96->96 - The Birth-Day Present (illustration)]] - Illustration: from The Birth-Day Present; or, Pleasing Tales of Amusement and Instruction. By Mrs. Meeke. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street. Price one shilling. [[#97->97 - The Flower-Basket]] - Illustration: from The Flower-Basket; or, Original Nursery Rhymes and Tales. By Susanna Strickland. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. [[#98->98 - Pleasing Tales for Little Folks (illustration)]] - Illustration: from Pleasing Tales for Little Folks. By J. Bishop. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. A.K. Newman & Co., Leadenhall Street. Price sixpence. [[#99->99 - Tales of Childhood]] - Illustration: from Tales of Childhood. In verse. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. A.K. Newman & Co., Leadenhall Street, price sixpence [[#102->102 - The Life and Adventures of Tom Thumb]] - Illustration: from The Life and Adventures of Tom Thumb. a. London: Dean & Son, Threadneedle Street. [[#103->103 - Aldiborontiphosphyphorniostikos (illustration)]] - Illustration: from Aldiborontiphosphyphorniostikos. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling.

Below is the book published by C. Chapple of 66 Pall Mall (click on the numbered link to continue:) [[#53->53 - The Juvenile Journal ]] - Illustration: “I whispered to the master of the shop (as I was willing to enjoy Henry’s surprise) the purport of our visit there, and begged him to take the little boy into another room and equip him completely in a sailor’s dress.” From The Juvenile Journal by Mrs. Cockle a. London: C. Chapple, 66 Pall Mall, 1817.

Below is the text published by Oliver & Boyd, Tweeddale Court, High Street, Edinburgh; one of few texts featured in //FCB// not derived from London. Click on the numbered link below to continue: [[#68->68 - Juvenile Games for the Four Seasons]] - Juvenile Games for the Four Seasons. a. Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, High-Street; sold also by G. and W. B. Whitaker, London; W. Turnbull, Glasgow; and Johnston and Deas, Dublin. Price two shillings half-bound.

Dean & Munday of Threadneedle Street were closely aligned with [[A.K. Newman & Co., Leadenhall Street]]. Below are the books produced by Dean & Munday (click on the numbered links to continue:) [[#73->73 - Young Wilfred, or the Punishment of Falsehood]] - Young Wilfred; or, the Punishment of Falsehood: A Tale of Truth and Caution, for the Benefit of the Rising Generation. By W. F. Sullivan, A.M., teacher of Elocution and Belles Lettres. A new edition. a. London: Printed and sold by Dean and Munday, Threadneedle Street, 1821. [[#76->76 - Original Poetry for Young Minds ]] - Illustration: from Original Poetry for Young Minds. By Miss Horwood. a. London: A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall Street, & Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street. 1822. [[#79->79 - Dame Wiggins of Lee and her Seven Wonderful Cats]] - Dame Wiggins of Lee and her Seven Wonderful Cats. A Humourous Tale. Written Principally by a Lady of Ninety. Embellished with Sixteen Coloured Engravings. Price One Shilling. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street; and A. K. Newman and Co., the Minerva Press, Leadenhall Street, E.C., 1823. [[#90->90 - Deborah Dent and her Donkey (Illustration)]] - Illustration: from Deborah Dent and her Donkey. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street; and A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. [[#91->91 - Madam Fig's Gala (illustration)]] - Illustration: from Madam Fig’s Gala. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street: and A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street, Price one shilling. [[#92->92 - The Life and History of A, Apple-Pie (illustration)]] - Illustration: from The Life and History of A, Apple-Pie, who was cut to pieces and eaten by twenty-six young ladies and gentlemen with whom little folks ought to be acquainted. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street: and A. K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street, Price one shilling. [[#93->93 - The Gaping, Wide-Mouthd, Waddling Frog (illustration)]] - Illustration: from The Gaping, Wide-Mouthd, Waddling Frog; a New and Entertaining Game of Questions and Commands. With proper directions for playing the Game and Crying the Forfeits. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. And A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. [[#94->94 - The Children's Toy Book (illustration)]] - Illustration: from The Children’s Toy Book; or Pleasing Tales in words of one and two syllables. By J. Bishop. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. And A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. [[#95->95 - The Evergreen (illustration)]] - Illustration: From The Evergreen: containing stories about Ellen & her Fawn, Sleepy Francis, &c. By Mrs. Martin. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street. Price sixpence. [[#96->96 - The Birth-Day Present (illustration)]] - Illustration: from The Birth-Day Present; or, Pleasing Tales of Amusement and Instruction. By Mrs. Meeke. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street. Price one shilling. [[#97->97 - The Flower-Basket]] - Illustration: from The Flower-Basket; or, Original Nursery Rhymes and Tales. By Susanna Strickland. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling. [[#98->98 - Pleasing Tales for Little Folks (illustration)]] - Illustration: from Pleasing Tales for Little Folks. By J. Bishop. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. A.K. Newman & Co., Leadenhall Street. Price sixpence. [[#99->99 - Tales of Childhood]] - Illustration: from Tales of Childhood. In verse. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. A.K. Newman & Co., Leadenhall Street, price sixpence [[#102->102 - The Life and Adventures of Tom Thumb]] - Illustration: from The Life and Adventures of Tom Thumb. a. London: Dean & Son, Threadneedle Street. [[#103->103 - Aldiborontiphosphyphorniostikos (illustration)]] - Illustration: from Aldiborontiphosphyphorniostikos. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street b. A.K. Newman and Co., Leadenhall Street. Price one shilling.

Below is the book published by J. Drury of 36 Lombard Street (click on the numbered link to continue:) [[#74->74 - The Ranks in Life (illustration)]] - Illustration: “The next is a Thief whom a Halter will Stretch.” From The Ranks in Life. For the Amusement and Instruction of Youth. a. London: J. Drury, 36 Lombard Street, corner of Plough Court, 1821.

It is unclear whether this is the same [[J. Marshall->J. Marshall and Co.]] Marshall who published at the very end of the eighteenth century from 17 Queen Street, as there is a significant gap in time between their publications. Below are the books published by the Marshalls of 140 Fleet Street (click on the numbered links to continue:) [[#78->78 - The Dandy's Wedding ]] - The Dandy’s Wedding, or the Loves and Courtship of Peter Quince and Phoebe Clove. Embellished with Sixteen Coloured Engravings. a. London: Printed and sold by John Marshall, 140 Fleet Street, from Aldermary Church Yard, 1823. Price 1s. 6d. [[#83->83 - Anecdotes and Adventures of Fifteen Young Ladies]] - Anecdotes and Adventures of Fifteen Young Ladies, by the Author of Anecdotes and Adventures of Fifteen Gentlemen a. London: Printed and sold by E. Marshall, 140 Fleet Street, from Aldermary Church Yard. Price 1s. 6d.

Below is the book published by S. Inman of No. 7 Lamb's Conduit Street (click on the numbered link to continue:) [[#82->82 - The Elegant Girl ]] - The Elegant Girl, or Virtuous Principles the True Source of Elegant Manners. Illustrated by Twelve Drawings with Lines to Each, and a Poem called The Mother. a. Entered at Stationers Hall & Published for the Proprietor by S. Inman, No. 7 Lambs Conduit Street, London.

Below is the book published by G. Martin of No. 6 Great St. Thomas Apostle Street (click on the numbered link to continue:) [[86->86 - The Adventures of Cinderella and her Glass Slipper]] - The Adventures of Cinderella and her Glass Slipper. To which is added the Popular Story of Puss in Boots, embellished with elegant engravings a. London: Printed and Published by G. Martin, 6 Gt. St. Thomas Apostle b. Price sixpence

Below is the book published by R. Ackermann of 101 Strand (click on the numbered link to continue:) [[#87->87 - The New Doll; or Grandmamma's Gift]] - Illustration: from The New Doll; or Grandmamma’s Gift. a. London R. Ackermann, 101 Strand. 1826.

Below is the book published by J. Hatchard & Son, Piccadilly (click on the numbered link to continue): [[#88->88 - Early Impressions]] - Early Impressions, or Moral and Instructive Entertainment for Children in Prose and Verse. With twelve designs by Dighton. a. London: J. Hatchard & Son, Piccadilly. 1828.

Below is the book published by Richardson & Son, 172 Fleet Street: [[#101->101 - Richardson's New Primer]] - Illustration: from Richardson’s New Primer. a. Derby: Richardson & Son, 172 Fleet St. London b. 9 Capel St, Dublin. (3d, 1830.)

Texts published in 1788: [[#3->3 - The Affectionate Sisters ]] - The Affectionate Sisters (illustration) a. From The Juvenile Magazine for April 1788. London: Marshall & Co., Aldermary Church-yard, Bow Lane, Cheapside.

Texts published in 1790: [[#4->4 - Proverbs Exemplified and Illustrated by Pictures from Real Life]] - Proverbs Exemplified and Illustrated by Pictures from Real Life (Teaching morality and a knowledge of the world; with prints.) Designed as a Succession Book to Aesop’s Fables. After the Manner, and by the Author, of Hogarth Moralized. a. Printed for, and published by the Rev. J. Trustler, and sold at the Literary Press, No. 62 Wardour Street, Soho, and by all Booksellers. (Entered at Stationers’ Hall.) [Price three shillings, half-bound.] London: May 1, 1790.

Texts published in 1798: [[#5->5 - The Return from School]] - The Return from School (illustration) a. From Trifles for Children, part 3. London, published by W. Darton, Gracechurch Street, June 20, 1798. [[#6->6 - A Present for a Little Boy]] - A Present for a Little Boy a. London: Published by Darton & Harvey, No. 55 Gracechurch Street, June 14, 1798. Price 1s.

Texts published in 1800: [[#8->8 - The Rational Exhibition for Children]] - The Rational Exhibition for Children. a. London. Printed by Darton and Harvey, Gracechurch Street, March 8, 1800. [[#9->9 - The Prize for Youthful Obedience]] - The Prize for Youthful Obedience a. London: Printed and sold by Darton and Harvey, Gracechurch Street, 1800.

Texts published in 1801: [[#10->10 - The Third Chapter of Accidents and Remarkable Events]] - The Third Chapter of Accidents and Remarkable Events, containing Caution and Instruction for Children a. London: Printed by and for Darton & Harvey, Gracechurch Street: 1801 [[#11->11 - Trifles for Children, Part II]] - Trifles for Children, Part II. a. London: Printed by and for Darton & Harvey, Gracechurch Street, 1801 [[#12->12 - The History of Sandford & Merton]] - The History of Sandford & Merton, A Work Intended for the Use of Children a. By Thomas Day, Esq. b. “Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not.” c. Embellished with frontispieces d. The Tenth Edition Corrected in three volumes; Vol. I. i. London: Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly, 1801. [[#13->13 - Youthful Sports]] - Youthful Sports a. London: Printed by Darton & Harvey, 1801. Price sixpence.

Texts published in 1802: [[#14->14 - Moral Songs for the Instruction and Amusement of Children]] - Moral Songs for the Instruction and Amusement of Children (Intended as a Companion to Dr. Watts’s Divine Songs” a. By John Oakman, & Others b. London: Printed and sold by Darton & Harvey, Gracechurch Street, 1802 c. Price sixpence

Texts published in 1804: [[#15->15 - Little Prattle over a Book of Prints ]] - Little Prattle over a Book of Prints, with Easy Tales for Children a. Published by Wm. Darton and Joh. Harvey, according to an Act of Parliament, September 29, 1804. b. Price 6pence. [[#16->16 - Dame Partlet's Farm]] - Dame Partlet’s Farm, containing an Account of the Great Riches She Obtained by Industry, the Good Life she Led, and Alas! Good reader! Her Sudden Death; to which is added a Hymn written by Dame Partlet just before her Death, and an Epitaph for her Tombstone a. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1804. [[#17->17 - Youthful Sports: A New Edition]] - Youthful Sports: A New Edition a. London: Published by Wm. Darton and Josh. Harvey, according to an Act of Parliament, July 11th 1804. b. Price 6pence.

Texts published in 1805: [[#18->18 - The Looking-Glass]] - Illustration from “The Looking-Glass. A True History of the Early Years of an Artist. By Theophilus Marcliffe.” a. London: Thomas Hodgkins, at the Juvenile Library, Hanway Street, 1805. [[#19->19 - Modern London...]] - Modern London being the History and Present State of the British Metropolis, illustrated with numerous copperplates a. London: Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71 St. Paul’s Churchyard by C. Mercier and Co., Northumberland Court, Strand, 1805. [[#20->20 - A Present for a Little Girl]] - A Present for a Little Girl a. London: Printed by and for Darton & Harvey, Gracechurch Street, 1805. b. Price one shilling.

Texts published in 1806: [[#21->21 - Fortune's Football (frontispiece)]] - Frontispiece to Fortune’s Football. Dedicated to the young family of the Rt. Hon. Lady Ann Hudson. a. London: Tabart & Co. Juvenile Library, 157 New Bond Street, 1806.

Texts published in 1807: [[#22->22 - The Daisy, or Cautionary Stories in Verse]] - The Daisy; or, Cautionary Stories in Verse adapted to the Ideas of Children from Four to Eight Years Old, illustrated with thirty engravings on copperplate a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard; and Crosby & Co., Stationers Court, 1807. [[#23->23 - The Cowslip, or More Cautionary Stories in Verse]] - The Cowslip, or More Cautionary Stories, in Verse, by the Author of that much admired little work entitled the Daisy a. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard, and B. Crosby, Stationers Court, 1811. [[#24->24 - The Butterfly's Ball]] - The Butterfly’s Ball and the Grasshopper’s Feast by Mr. Roscoe to which is added An Original Poem entitled A Winter’s Day by Mr. Smith, of Stand a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, At the original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1807. [[#25->25 - The Elephant's Ball]] - The Elephant’s Ball and Grand Fete Champetre, intended as a Companion to those much admired Pieces “The Butterfly’s Ball” and “The Peacock at Home”, illustrated with elegant engravings, by W.B. a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, At the original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1807. [[#26->26 - The Peacock "At Home"]] - The Peacock “At Home”, A Sequel to the Butterfly’s Ball written by A Lady and Illustrated with Elegant Engravings a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, At the original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1807. [[#27->27 - The Lion's Masquerade]] - The Lion’s Masquerade, a Sequel to The Peacock At Home. Written by A Lady and Illustrated with Elegant Engravings a. London: Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, At the original Juvenile Library, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard; and B. Tabart, Old Bond-Street, 1807. [[#28->28 - The Book of Trades]] - The Book of Trades, or Library of the Useful Arts a. London: Tabart & Co., 157 New Bond Street, And to be had of all dealers in Books, 1807.

Texts published in 1808: [[#31->31 - The Lobster's Voyage to the Brazils (Frontispiece)]] - Frontispiece to “The Lobster’s Voyage to the Brazils.” a. London: J. Harris, St. Paul’s Church Yard, 1808. [[#32->32 - Memoirs of the Little Man and The Little Maid]] - Memoirs of The Little Man and The Little Maid, with Some Interesting Particulars of their Lives never before Published. a. London: Published by B. Tabart & Co. at the Juvenile and School Library, New Bond Street, 1808. [[#33->33 - Think Before You Speak]] - Think before you Speak: Or, the Three Wishes. A Tale. By the Author of the Peacock at Home. a. London: Printed for M.J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, No. 41. Skinner Street, and to be had of all Booksellers, 1809.

Texts published in 1809: [[#33->33 - Think Before You Speak]] - Think before you Speak: Or, the Three Wishes. A Tale. By the Author of the Peacock at Home. a. London: Printed for M.J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, No. 41. Skinner Street, and to be had of all Booksellers, 1809. [[#34->34 - The Adventures of Poor Puss, in Two Parts]] - The Adventures of Poor Puss, in Two Parts, by Miss Sandham (Author of the Twin Sisters, Orphan, &c., &c,) a. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1809. [[#35->35 - Poetry for Children]] - Poetry for Children, entirely original, by the Author of “Mrs. Leicester’s School” in two volumes, Vol. I. a. London: Printed for M. J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, no. 41 Skinner Street, 1809.

Texts published in 1810: [[#36->36 - Peter Prim's Pride]] - Peter Prim’s Pride, or Proverbs, That will Suit the Young, or the Old a. London: Published Dec 26 1810 by J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Church [[#37->37 - The Brazier (illustration)]] - Illustration from# “The Brazier”, from “Little Jack of All Trades, with Suitable Representations” a. London: Darton, Harvey & Darton, Gracechurch Street, 1810. [[#38->38 - Signor Topsy-Turvy's Wonderful Magic Lantern]] - Signor Topsy-Turvy’s Wonderful Magic Lantern; or, the World turned Upside Down. By the Author of “My Mother,” and other Poems. Illustrated with Twenty-Four Engravings. a. London: Printed for Tabart & Co., at the Juvenile and School Library, no. 157 New Bond Street, and to be had of all Booksellers. b. By B. McMillan, Bow Street, Covent Garden, 1810. Price 3s. 6d. bound. [[#39->39 - The Juvenile Spectator ]] - The Juvenile Spectator: part the First. Being Observations on the Tempers, Manners and Foibles of Various Young Persons, interspersed with such lively matter as it is presumed will amuse as well as instruct. a. By Arabella Argus. b. “Teach me to feel another’s woe, To hide the fault I see; The mercy I to others show, That mercy show to me.” c. London: Printed by and for W. Darton, Jun. 58 Holborn Hill, 1810.

Texts published in 1811: [[#41->41 - Felissa]] - Felissa; or, the Life and Opinions of a Kitten of Sentiment a. “We’ll have our Mottos and our Chapters too, And brave the thunders of the dread Review: Misses no more o’er Misses’ woes shall wail, But list attentive – to a Kitten’s tale.” b. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1811. [[#42->42 - The Good Boy's Soliloquy]] - The Good Boy’s Soliloquy; containing his Parents’ Instructions relative to his Disposition and Manners. By the Author of the Invited Alphabet, &c. a. London: Printed by and for W. Darton, Jun., 58 Holborn Hill, 1811. [[#43->43 - Prince Dorus]] - Prince Dorus: Or Flattery put out of Countenance. A Poetical Version of an Ancient Tale. Illustrated with a series of Elegant Engravings. a. London: Printed for M. J. Godwin at the Juvenile Library, no. 41 Skinner Street; and to be had of all booksellers and toymen in the United Kingdom., 1811. [[#44->44 - Ellen, or the Naughty Girl Reclaimed]] - Ellen, or the Naughty Girl Reclaimed, a Story, exemplified in a Series of Figures a. London: Printed for S. and J. Fuller, at the Temple of Fancy, Rathbone Place, Where are also sold Books of Instruction in every Branch of Drawing, Colours, and every requisite used in Drawing, 1811. [[#45->45 - The History and Adventures of Little Henry (illustration)]] - Illustration from “The History and Adventures of Little Henry, exemplified in a Series of Figures. The seventh edition.” a. London: S & J Fuller, 1811.

Texts published in 1814: [[#48->48 - The Courtship and Marriage of Jerry & Kitty]] - The Courtship and Marriage of Jerry & Kitty; Illustrated with Elegant Engravings a. London: Published Nov. 20, 1814 by J. Harris, corner of St. Pauls. [[#49->49 - Biography for Girls]] - Biography for Girls; or, Moral and Instructive Examples for the Female Sex. Sixth edition. By Mrs. Pilkington. a. London: Printed for J. Harris, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard, 1814.

Texts published in 1816: [[#46->46 - Frederick, or the Effects of Disobedience (illustration)]] - Illustration from “Frederick, or the Effects of Disobedience. Exemplified in a Series of Characters,” a. London: S. & J. Fuller, 1816. [[#51->51 - Henry (illustration)]] - Illustration, “The first object Henry saw when he left the hut, was a very pleasant looking grey-headed old man.” From Henry: A Story intended for Little Boys and Girls. By Frances Bowyer Vaux. a. London: W. Darton, jun., 58 Holborn Hill, 1816.

Texts published in 1817: [[#53->53 - The Juvenile Journal ]] - Illustration: “I whispered to the master of the shop (as I was willing to enjoy Henry’s surprise) the purport of our visit there, and begged him to take the little boy into another room and equip him completely in a sailor’s dress.” From The Juvenile Journal by Mrs. Cockle a. London: C. Chapple, 66 Pall Mall, 1817.

Texts published in 1818: [[#54->54 - Food for the Young ]] - Illustration: “The Lark’s Nest, Food for the Young, pg. 83.” Published July 29, 1818 by William Darton, Jun. London. a. From “Food for the Young, adapted to the Mental Capacities of Children of Tender Years. By a Mother.” b. London: Printed by and for W. Darton, jun., 58 Holborn Hill. 1818 [[#55->55 - Stories by a Mother for the Use of Her Children (illustration)]] - Illustration: from “Stories by a Mother for the Use of her own Children.” a. London: Darton, Harvey and Darton, Gracechurch Street, 1818.

Texts published in 1820: [[#57->57 - Something New from Aunt Mary (illustration)]] - Illustration: from “Something New from Aunt Mary. By Mary Hughes, Author of ‘The Ornaments Discovered,” &C. a. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. 1820. [[#58->58 - "Swarming the Bees", Rural Employments (illustration)]] - Illustration: “Swarming the Bees.” From “Rural Employments; or a Peep into Village Concerns. By Mary Elliott.” a. London: Wm. Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. 1820. [[#59->59 - "Feeding Poultry", Rural Employments]] - Illustration: “Feeding Poultry.” From “Rural Employments; or a Peep into Village Concerns. By Mary Elliott.” a. London: Wm. Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. 1820. [[#60->60 - The Path of Learning Strewed with Flowers]] - The Paths of Learning Strewed with Flowers, or English Grammar Illustrated. a. Published September 25th 1820, by Harris and Son, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard. [[#61->61 - A Visit to the Bazaar]] - A Visit to the Bazaar. By the Author of Juliet, or the Reward of Filial Affection; and the Port Folio of a School Girl. The third edition. a. London: Printed for Harris & Son, corner of St. Paul’s Church Yard; and may also be had at several shops in The Bazaar, Soho Square. 1820. [[#62->62 - Rowlandson's Characteristic Sketches of the Lower Orders]] - Rowlandson’s Characteristic Sketches of the Lower Orders intended as a Companion to the New Picture of London consisting of Fifty-Four Plates neatly coloured. a. London: Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18 Strana, 1820 b. Price 7s. half-bound. [[#63->63 - Mamma's Present of Pictures and Poetry]] - Mamma’s Present of Pictures and Poetry, by Adelaide. a. London: Printed for Harvey & Darton, 55 Gracechurch Street, 1820. [[#64->64 - Sketches of Juvenile Characters]] - Sketches of Juvenile Characters, exhibited in the Curious Girl Cured; and the Life of an Angry Boy. a. London: Published by E. Wallis, 42 Skinner Street, 1820. [[#65->65 - Flowers of Instruction]] - Flowers of Instruction, or Familiar Subjects in Verse. By Mary Elliott (late Belson). a. “Truth is the natural nourishment of the Mind; most salutary, when simply dressed.” b. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. 1820. Price one shilling. [[#66->66 - Plain Things for Little Folks]] - Plain Things for Little Folks; seasoned with Instruction both for the Mind and the Eye. By their friend Mary Elliott. a. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill. Price one shilling. [[#67->67 - Sophia and Mary, or, The Sisters]] - Sophia and Mary, or, The Sisters; an Interesting and Instructive Tale. a. London: Published by E. Wallis, 42 Skinner Street, 1820.

Texts published in 1821: [[#70->70 - Ostentation and Liberality ]] - Ostentation & Liberality, a Tale in Two Volumes; by Arabella Argus, author of “The Juvenile Spectator”; “The Adventures of a Donkey”, &c. Vol. I. a. “There is a Virtue sure a hidden charm, To force esteem, and Envy to disarm.” (Duchess of Devonshire to Fenelon) b. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill, 1821. [[#71->71 - The Rebellious School-Girl]] - The Rebellious School-Girl, A Tale. By Mary Hughes (late Robson), Author of “The Ornaments Discovered,” “The Alchemist,” &c. a. London: William Darton, 58 Holborn Hill, 1821. [[#72->72 - The History of Sixteen Wonderful Old Women]] - The History of Sixteen Wonderful Old Women, Illustrated by As Many Engravings exhibiting their Principal Eccentricities and Amusements a. “Much credit is due to our Artist, I ween; For such pictures as these can seldom be seen.” b. London: Printed for Harris & Son, Corner of St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1821. [[#73->73 - Young Wilfred, or the Punishment of Falsehood]] - Young Wilfred; or, the Punishment of Falsehood: A Tale of Truth and Caution, for the Benefit of the Rising Generation. By W. F. Sullivan, A.M., teacher of Elocution and Belles Lettres. A new edition. a. London: Printed and sold by Dean and Munday, Threadneedle Street, 1821. [[#74->74 - The Ranks in Life (illustration)]] - Illustration: “The next is a Thief whom a Halter will Stretch.” From The Ranks in Life. For the Amusement and Instruction of Youth. a. London: J. Drury, 36 Lombard Street, corner of Plough Court, 1821.

Texts published in 1822: [[#75->75 - The Sunflower (illustration)]] - Illustration: “Edward’s Decision.” From The Sunflower. A Collection of Original Poems. By Mary Elliott. a. London: William Darton. 58 Holborn Hill. 1822. [[#76->76 - Original Poetry for Young Minds ]] - Illustration: from Original Poetry for Young Minds. By Miss Horwood. a. London: A. K. Newman & Co. Leadenhall Street, & Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street. 1822.

Texts published in 1823: [[#77->77 - The Court of Oberon: or Temple of the Fairies]] - The Court of Oberon: or Temple of the Fairies. a. Published Aug. 20, 1823, by Harris and Son, Corner of St. Pauls. [[#78->78 - The Dandy's Wedding ]] - The Dandy’s Wedding, or the Loves and Courtship of Peter Quince and Phoebe Clove. Embellished with Sixteen Coloured Engravings. a. London: Printed and sold by John Marshall, 140 Fleet Street, from Aldermary Church Yard, 1823. Price 1s. 6d. [[#79->79 - Dame Wiggins of Lee and her Seven Wonderful Cats]] - Dame Wiggins of Lee and her Seven Wonderful Cats. A Humourous Tale. Written Principally by a Lady of Ninety. Embellished with Sixteen Coloured Engravings. Price One Shilling. a. London: Dean & Munday, Threadneedle Street; and A. K. Newman and Co., the Minerva Press, Leadenhall Street, E.C., 1823. [[#80->80 - Rainsford Villa, or Juvenile Independence (illustration)]] -Illustration: from Rainsford Villa, or Juvenile Independence. A tale. By A Lady. a. London: J. Harris & Son, St. Paul’s Churchyard, 1823.

Texts published in 1824: [[#84->84 - Six Stories for the Nursery]] - Six Stories for the Nursery, in Words of One and Two Syllables. Intended as a Sequel to the “Mouse-Trap.” By a Mother, for the use of her own children. a. London: Printed for M. J. Godwin and Co., at the French and English Juvenile and School Library 195 (St. Clement’s) Strand; where may be had the same work in French, for young Beginners in that Language, 1824.

Texts published in 1825: [[#85->85 - The Story of the Ill-Natured Boy ]] - The Story of the Ill-Natured Boy, with Coloured Engravings. Price one shilling. a. London: Sold by W. Darton, Holborn Hill, and W. Lake, Uxbridge. 1825.

Texts published in 1826: [[#87->87 - The New Doll; or Grandmamma's Gift]] - Illustration: from The New Doll; or Grandmamma’s Gift. a. London R. Ackermann, 101 Strand. 1826.

Texts published in 1828: [[#88->88 - Early Impressions]] - Early Impressions, or Moral and Instructive Entertainment for Children in Prose and Verse. With twelve designs by Dighton. a. London: J. Hatchard & Son, Piccadilly. 1828.

Texts published in 1830: [[#89->89 - The History of Jack the Giant Killer]] - The History of Jack the Giant Killer with many engravings. A new edition, Adapted for Juvenile Readers of the Present Day. a. London: Dean & Co., Threadneedle Street, 1830. [[#101->101 - Richardson's New Primer]] . Illustration: from Richardson’s New Primer. a. Derby: Richardson & Son, 172 Fleet St. London b. 9 Capel St, Dublin. (3d, 1830.)

Below is the text published by Edw. Ryland, Old Bailey: [[#1->1 - The Instructor and Guide for Little Masters]] - The Instructor and Guide for Little Masters, (Or the School of Virtue and Good Manners containing Directions for Children and Youth to Behave and Carry Themselves on all occasions, and Illustrated with Thirty Copper Plates neatly engraved for the use of schools) London: Printed and sold by Edw. Ryland, in the Old Bailey. o Price 1s. plain, 2s. coloured.