11
Edgeworth, Maria (1800)
Anecdotal; Domestic; Historical; Humour; Manners / Society; Social Commentary; Ireland; Castle; ;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Authorial voice ('Maria Edgeworth') - Author
2.
Thady Quirk - Steward
12
Hatton, Anne Julia Kemble (1816)
Courtship; Domestic; Manners / Society; Country village (Hannington);
Dialect Speakers
1.
Lucy Harrowby - Child
2.
Molly Mitcham - Individual
3.
Crispin Parkins - Cobbler
4.
Margery Parkins - Wife of cobbler
5.
Mr Dip - Tallow-chandler
6.
Mrs Dip - Wife of tallow chandler
7.
Miss Dip - Daughter of tallow-chandler
8.
Old woman - Servant
13
?Deale or Luttrell (Henry) (1832)
Chivalric; Courtship; Folklore; Historical; Inheritance / Identity; Worcestershire; the Crusades;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Frank Feldfair - Peasant servant - 'higher order of peasantry'
2.
Old housekeeper - Housekeeper
14
Beauclerc, Amelia (1820)
Courtship; Didactic / Moralising; Domestic; Manners / Society; Social Commentary; Oxford; London;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Dame Fry - Woodcutter's Wife
2.
Patty - Servant who combines housemaid and lady's maid
3.
Sarah - Servant, housemaid
4.
Sailor - Sailor
5.
Venus - Servant and mistress of master of house
6.
Clementina (Clammy) - Housemaid
7.
Caesar - Servant
8.
Gardener - Gardener
15
Blair, Mrs Alexander (1820)
Courtship; Didactic / Moralising; Domestic; Inheritance / Identity; Manners / Society; Hampshire; country house; priory;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Madamoiselle Victoire - French Maid
2.
Winny - Maid
3.
Will - Valet
4.
Mrs Carstairs - Widow of Laird
5.
Bonaire - An attached Swiss servant
16
Bisset, Robert (1800)
Biography; Courtship; Didactic / Moralising; Humour; Inheritance / Identity; Manners / Society; Political; Satirical; Highlands of Scotland; England ;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Serjeant - A serjeant who had belonged to his father's regiment
2.
Mrs. Dip - Formerly a maid, now wife of Mr. Jacob Dip who was formerly a tallow-chander
3.
Mr. Rhodomontade - Proprietor of Rogue Place, which is the set of his forefathers, has travelled significantly and makes things up to increase his consequence
4.
Elderly lady on stage-coach - Elderly lady on stage-coach with daughter (Miss Bouncer) and friend
5.
The Captain - Initially appears to be a captain, but later turns out to be servant
6.
servant at Wetherby - Servant
7.
Simon Suffolk - Cheesemonger
8.
A teacher - Teacher
9.
The preacher - Methodist preacher, Scotch seceder, faith without works
10.
Mr. Barber - Unitarian and political barber
11.
'Squire Dip - Former tallow-chandler, now attempting to be gentleman
12.
Mr. Swearwell - Corrupt lawyer
17
MacNally, Louisa (1820)
Courtship; Domestic; Historical; Inheritance / Identity; Social Commentary; Lancashire; Wicklow, Ireland;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Miss Lannigan - Sister of Mr Lannigan, part of polite society, rather masculine young lady - 'buck Lannigan'
2.
Cormac - Frederick's overseer
3.
Labourer - Labourer
4.
Wife of labourer - Wife of labourer
5.
Mr. McManus - Local gentleman in Ireland
6.
Miss Ally - Sister of McManus, I think
7.
Jude Cormac - Wife of overseer
8.
Old woman - Old woman
9.
Cook - Cook
18
Unknown Author (1820)
Anecdotal; Political; Satirical; Travel; Scotland; Edinburgh;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Narrator (first person) - Individual
2.
Moses - Merchant
3.
Jacky - Chambermaid
4.
Mr Ooronooko - Servant
5.
Archy - Bailiff
6.
Various individuals, only some named - Variety of town councillors, shopkeepers, and general bystanders
7.
Allan - Bailiff ('bum baillie')
19
Hamilton, , Alexander (1836)
Chivalric; Courtship; Gothic; Historical; Inheritance / Identity; Angus, Scotland;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Old beldam - Old beldam
2.
Man-at-arms - Man-at-arms
3.
Boatman - Boatman
4.
Sailors/pirates - Sailors/ pirates
5.
Geordie Goldcraft - Burgess
6.
King James V - King
7.
John Mackilrie - Jester
20
Unknown Author (1828)
Courtship; Didactic / Moralising; Satirical; Two unspecified villages on the coast and the interior of Ireland;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Molly Clarty - Wife of servant/fisherman
2.
Tom Clarty - Servant/fisherman
3.
Nancy - Nurse