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1. Fiddliad, The. A serio-comico-tragico-musico-heroic poem by Peter Panglos, esq. [pseud.] Third edition. Canterbury, 1809. Holograph
2. [Notebook and commonplace book. Holograph]. Translations from Anacreon, Ovid, Horace, Martial and Virgil, some with original Greek or Latin text prefixed and 18 poems at end
3. Notebook and commonplace book. Holograph. Poems, jokes, anecdotes, etc. Includes The fugitive restored by Lord Nugent "in his own handwriting," and The whippiad, "written by the Rev. Reginald Heber since bp. of Calcutta"
4. Notebook and commonplace book. Holograph. Poems, jokes, anecdotes, etc. Includes The ghost, a Canterbury tale and a copy of the Devil's walk by S. T. Coleridge and Robert Southey but attributed to Barham
5. Notebook and commonplace book. Holograph. Poems, jokes, anecdotes, etc. Includes some journal entries. Deleted words at front. Mentions Sir Walter Scott. Includes the story which was the "original of [Barham's] 'Look at the clock'...in the Ingoldsby legen
6. Notebook and commonplace book. Holograph. "Extract no. 1." Poems, jokes, anecdotes, etc. Includes The lay of St. Cuthbert and "additional stanzas to the Devil's walk from Southey's own ms. as enclosed by Mrs. S. to Mrs. Hughes & copied from it by myself."
7. Notebook and commonplace book. Holograph. Poems, jokes, anecdotes, etc. Includes some journal entries. Pages 50-51 cut out. Nine pages at end in R. H. Dalton Barham's and Caroline Frances Barham's hand. Mentions Sir Walter Scott, Dickens, and Ainsworth