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Ad Longum. Manuscript copy in an unknown hand of 5 stanzas of the poem
Cabouat trajedy [sic], The. Holograph. Title in R. H. Barham's hand? Filing title "French police story"
Cavalier, The. Holograph poem with corrections and deletions. Author's ms. note: "Written for Attwood who set it to music but it has not yet been published. Aug. 3/32"
[Childe Nugent] Holograph poem
Copy of Sir George Rose's verse on Lord Eldon. Holograph
Dead drummer: holograph directions, intended as guide for George Cruikshank in executing the drawing for the poem
Family stories. No. 4. By Thos. Ingoldsby esq.. Face, the Freshman! Incomplete holograph
1st satire of Horace: To Maecenas. Holograph translation
Fragments (4). Holograph
Ghost, a Canterbury tale, The. Holograph poem
Harmonious owls, The: holograph directions intended as a guide for George Cruikshank in executing the drawing for The harmonious owls
Hey diddle diddle! Holograph riddle
"I plant these shrubs upon your grave, dear wife." Holograph verse
[Ingoldsby legends. The cenotaph] Coelebs in search of a cenotaph. Holograph
Lay of St. Cuthbert, The: holograph directions intended as guide for George Cruikshank in executing the drawing for the poem
Lay of St. Cuthbert, The. Holograph poem. The last 17 lines wanting
Lines for the birthday of Sir Thomas White founder of Mercht Taylor's school. The annual tribute to his memory. Holograph poem
Lord Muncaster & Professor Wilson. Manuscript copy (?) of a poem with corrections in an unknown hand. Filing title (in Barham's hand). At head of poem: "Ballad air 'Billy Taylor.'"
[Lord Warenne, The] Holograph poem
Loubet. Holograph
Memoranda respecting Bishop's widow & child. Holograph. Written in the form a report in the third person to Mr. Collier. Filing title.
Mock prologue to William Wycherly's Gentleman dancing master. Holograph
Mock prologue to William Wycherly's Gentleman dancing master. Later holograph (?) draft with corrections and deletions
My Lord Portarlington loquitur. Holograph verses. Relates to Thomas Moore
New rake's progress, The. Chap. 1. Holograph
[Nursery reminiscences] "Omitted stanzas in 'I remember.'" Copy in R. H. Dalton Barham's hand
Riddle, A. Holograph
St. Paul's Cathedral. Holograph poem with corrections and deletions. Filing title
School epilogue. Holograph. Filing title
[Sir Samuel Egerton Brydges; humourous sketch] Incomplete holograph. Possibly written in 1834 when Brydges' claim to the barony of Chandos was reviewed
Tale out of school being the sum and substance of a late correspondence extracted from the minute book of the Garrick Club. Holograph. Filing title: Michael Bloods correspondence with Winston.
To Dr. Hume. Holograph draft of the poem; with corrections and deletion. Filing title. In ms. on verso "Queen's visit"
To Dr. Hume. Later holograph draft of the poem with corrections. Ms. heading in an unidentified hand: Invitation to Dr. Hume on occasion of the Queen's visit to the city
[To the Garrick club] and Bulletin May 29 [1845] Drafts of 2 holograph poems with corrections and additions. The "Bulletin" has ms. additions in R. H. D. Barham's hand "from Mrs. Hughes' copy."
To Roberts. Holograph poem. Filing title
Traveller, The. Holograph game with deletions
Victim of association of ideas. Holograph with corrections and deletions
[Virgo infelix] Holograph poem with ms. corrections
"Wondrous tale of" Ikey Solomons!!, The. Holograph. Parody of Lord Beaconsfield's The wondrous tale of Alroy. Mutilated