THE SALAMANCA CORPUS:

DIGITAL ARCHIVE OF ENGLISH DIALECT TEXTS


CHESHIRE

CUMBERLAND

LANCASHIRE

WEST YORKSHIRE


Leclaire (1954: 116-117): “She brought the greatest care to sift her evidence before writing. The scenes of most of her novels are laid about Chester and Manchester.””


WORKS

1865. God’s Providence House. A Story of 1791. London: Stanley Paul. EDD Chs.

     “Chester and Manchester are the scenes” (Leclaire 1954: 116)

1872. The Manchester Man. London: Hurst & Blackett. EDD Lan.

     “A period of the city – 1799-1831 – described with accuracy” (Leclaire 1954: 116)

1878. Caleb Booth’s Clerk: A Lancashire Story. Manchester: Abel Heywood. SC. Not in EDD.

1880. Wooers and Winners: Or, Under the Scars. A Yorkshire Story. 1880. London: Hurst & Blackett, Publishers. SC. EDD. w. Yks.

1882. Through the Night: Tales of Shades and Shadows. Manchester: Abel Heywood. SC. Not in EDD. Lan., Cmb., Irish English, Scottish English.

1883. Forbidden to Wed. London: F.V. White & Co. EDD Lan.

     “The Chester-Manchester district, with the social and economic background: 1778-1804” (Leclaire

     1954: 117)


KINGKONG PROJECT

Isabella VARLEY, Mrs BANKS (F: 1821 Mar 25 - 1897 May 4 (wrongly 5))

(&ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS)

     Ivy Leaves [p|1843]

     God's Providence House (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1865]

     Daisies In The Grass (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) (w G L BANKS) [p|1865]

     Stung To The Quick (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1867]

     The Manchester Man (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1872]

     Glory (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1877]

     Geoffrey Olivant's Folly (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1877]

     Caleb Booth's Clerk (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1878]

     Ripples And Breakers (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [p|1878]

     Wooers And Winners (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1880]

     More Than Coronets (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1881]

     Through The Night (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [s|1882]

     The Watchmaker's Daughter (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1882]

     Forbidden To Marry (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1883]

     Sybilla (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [s|1884]

     In His Own Hand (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1885]

     Miss Pringle's Pearls (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1890]

     From The Same Nest (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1891]

     The Bridge Of Beauty (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1893]

     A Rough Road (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1893]

     The Slowly Grinding Mills (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1893]

     Bond Slaves (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|1893]

*     The Making Of William Edwards (ps: Mrs G Linnæus BANKS) [f|?]


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT HIS LIFE AND WORKS SEE

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabella_Banks

http://orlando.cambridge.org/public/svPeople?person_id=bankis

Van Arsdel, Rosemary T. 2009. "Banks, Isabella Varley (1821–1897)." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford: University Press. [http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/1296, accessed 14 May 2015]


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LITERARY DIALECTS

1800-1950

NORTH

LANCASHIRE PROSE

Mrs. G. Linnaeus Banks

(Née Isabella Varley)

(1821-1897)

Caleb Booth's Clerk
(1882)
Caleb Booth's Clerk
(1882)
Caleb Booth's Clerk
(1882)
Caleb Booth's Clerk
(1882)