21
Hutchinson, Miss A.A. (1812)
Didactic / Moralising; Domestic; Epistolary; Manners / Society; not clear (epistolary novel);
Dialect Speakers
1.
Authorial voice (preface) - Individual
2.
Mrs Fitzamor - Socialite
3.
Sarah Thorn (later Trueman) - Unspecified
4.
Thomas - Servant
5.
Petronella Grenby - Gentry
6.
Old dame - Servant
7.
Maid - Individual
22
Mudie, Robert (1820)
Didactic / Moralising; Domestic; Humour; Manners / Society; Social Commentary; Lowlands, Scotland;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Rachel - Aunt, local resident
2.
John Dudley - Farm Labourer on Saville farm
3.
Wife of an injured cottager - Wife of a cottager, humble but proud
4.
Tibbie - Daughter of poor farmers who try to emigrate
5.
Lodowick (Lody) - Church beadle (so churchman / respectable poor)
6.
Charlie Brown - Tinker
7.
Duncan - Old man in Tartan, ill in cottage
8.
Shepherdesses - Shepherdesses
23
Peacock, Thomas Love (1816)
Political; Satirical; Wales; Snowdonia; Country house and estate;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Butler - The fat little butler
2.
Mac Laurel - Poet and literary reviewer
3.
Sexton - Sexton
24
Beauclerc, Amelia (1816)
Courtship; Inheritance / Identity; Manners / Society; New Forest; cottage; village;
Dialect Speakers
1.
John Barnes - Cottager
2.
Margery Barnes - Cottager - later domestic staff
3.
Mrs Bilson - Domestic
4.
Old man - Domestic
5.
Bryant - Servant
25
Unknown Author (1812)
Anecdotal; Courtship; London; Madeira;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Lady Dorimon - Gentry
2.
Mr Clarkson - Not clear from text (transitory visitor)
3.
Mr Scrimp - Merchant
4.
Narrator (third person) - Individual
26
Malden, Miriam (1804)
Courtship; Didactic / Moralising; Gothic; Devon, country house; London;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Narrator (third person) - Individual
2.
Rough men - Bailiffs
3.
Mrs Figgins - Greengrocer's wife
4.
Betty Bumpkin - Servant
5.
Post chaise driver - Driver
27
M'Chronicle (pseudonym), Ronald (1828)
Anecdotal; Ballads / Poems; Courtship; Domestic; Manners / Society; Scotland; London; Continent;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Shusey Dobbin - Maid
2.
Joseph Corderoy - Draper
3.
Gobbins - Linen-draper
4.
Christy Chrichton - Cook
5.
Mungo - Drugist
6.
Mrs Paterson - Landlady
7.
Teague O'Larney - Has been with the Admiral since a boy
8.
Tom - A Yorkshire lad and Lucy's sweetheart
9.
Zora - Originally appears to be black servant, then revealed to be Spanish lady
10.
Duncan McFarlane - Waiter from Banff
28
Monkland, Anne Catherine (1828)
Adventure; Anecdotal; Courtship; Didactic / Moralising; Domestic; Manners / Society; Military; Seafaring; Sentimental; Social Commentary; Travel; India; on board ship;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Doctor Pillet - Medical doctor
2.
Ayahs - Ayah
3.
Cosinth Bose - Sircar - clerk or accountant
4.
Doctor McAlpin - Medical doctor
29
?Deale or Luttrell (Henry) (1828)
Anecdotal; Courtship; Satirical; Sentimental; London; Wales;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Patrick Friske - Gentleman
2.
Twaddle Gascon - Purports to be a Colonel, Gentleman
3.
William Crockford - Gambling den owner
4.
Bill Twack'em - Prize-fighter
5.
Percival - Gentleman
6.
Ike Smith - Pub drinker
30
Cunningham, Allan (1836)
Bildungsroman; Biography; Courtship; Didactic / Moralising; Domestic; Inheritance / Identity; Supernatural; Glengarock, Scotland;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Nickie Neevie - Peasant woman
2.
Jeanie Rabson - Sister to the laird
3.
Mary Morison - Peasant woman
4.
Nanse Halberson - Peasant and witch
5.
Morison Roldan - Peasant, later turned Lord
6.
John Milligan - Preacher
7.
Davie Gellock - Peasant