31
Mosse, Henrietta Rouviere (1804)
Courtship; Gothic; Wales;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Narrator (third person) - Individual
2.
Mary - Housemaid, cook and laundry maid to Hubert and Phoebe
3.
Driver - Driver / servant
32
Unknown Author (1828)
Courtship; Didactic / Moralising; Domestic; Manners / Society; Political; Sentimental; Social Commentary; Bristol, Wales, Isle of Wight;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Man making a delivery - Coachman
2.
Bill - Lobster fisher
3.
Susy - Wife of lobster fisher
4.
Billy - Child, son of lobster Fisher
5.
John Jones - Servant
6.
Tomkins - Gardener
7.
Mrs Tomkins - Gardener's wife
33
Unknown Author (1828)
Anecdotal; Biography; Courtship; Inheritance / Identity; Political; Jamaica;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Tom Paine - Slave
2.
Trajan - Slave
3.
Black Doctor - Doctor (for the slaves)
4.
Dolly - Slave
5.
Quashie - Slave
6.
George Marly - Book-keeper
7.
Quaco - Slave
8.
The negro - Slave
9.
Cambridge - Slave
10.
The Blacks - Unspecified
11.
The negroes - Slaves
12.
Graceson - Merchant
13.
My partner - Unspecified
34
Temple, Edmond (1816)
Anecdotal; Autobiography/Memoirs; Political; Satirical; Social Commentary; Travel; London; Verdun (France); Portugal; onboard merchant ship; Austria; Edinburgh; Thirsk;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Pill Garlick - Standard speaking narrator
2.
Chap from Dumfries - Unspecified (coach passenger)
3.
Coach driver - Coach driver
4.
Murphy Luogue - Valet / manservant
5.
Spanish tailor - Tailor
6.
Somersetshire farmer - Farmer
7.
Vestminster Vench - Unspecified (coach passenger)
8.
Jemmy - Trainee seaman
35
Foster, Mrs E. M. (1800)
Humour; Inheritance / Identity; Manners / Society; Political; Cornwall;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Joanna - Servant
2.
Mrs Wilson - Farmer's wife
3.
Mr Jones; Miss Davis; others - Stagecoach passengers
36
Montague, Edward (1808)
Courtship; Domestic; Manners / Society; Social Commentary; London;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Brown Bess - Gypsy
2.
Narrator (third person) - Individual
3.
Jew - Jew, money lender
4.
Watchmen - Watchmen
5.
Constable - Constable
6.
Jack - Sailor
7.
Landlady - Landlady
37
Bisset, Robert (1804)
Didactic / Moralising; Political; Satirical; Yorkshire; Brighton; Grantham; Gloucestershire;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Mr Maxwell's sister - Non-specific 'cottager'
2.
Betty - Maid
3.
Sally - servant
4.
Miss Lacecap - Prospective author
5.
Nanny - Maid
6.
Farmer/yeoman - Farmer
7.
Servant - Servant
8.
Roger O'Rourke - Travelling preacher (loosely - O'Rourke is untrained/ unqualified)
9.
Kit Cotton - Retired tradesman
10.
Servant / simple country lad - Servant
11.
The Scotchman - Unspecified
12.
Stout fellow - Unspecified
13.
Penitent - Unspecified
14.
Uncle Hamilton - Gentry
38
Marryat, Frederick (1836)
Adventure; Autobiography/Memoirs; Humour; Political; Satirical; Seafaring; Travel; Hampshire, England; Italy; Battleship;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Mephistopheles Faust - Ship's cook/ servant/ African prince
2.
Easthupp - Purser's steward/ thief
3.
Pompey - Seaman
4.
William - Keeper
5.
James - Keeper
6.
The farmer - Tenant farmer
39
Marryat, Frederick (1832)
Adventure; Biography; Courtship; Didactic / Moralising; Domestic; Inheritance / Identity; Seafaring; On board ship; France; England; W. Indies; Cumberland; Liverpool; London; coastal towns; prison cell;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Narrator (third person) - Individual
2.
Jim and Tom - Keepers in 'lunatic asylum'
3.
Judy Malony - Wife of boatswain's mate
4.
Collins, Thompson, Hillson - Convicts / sailors
5.
Bonded slaves - Slaves on plantation
6.
Retired seamen - Retired seamen
7.
Carpenter - Carpenter
40
Cursham, Mary Anne (1832)
Courtship; Domestic; Historical; Inheritance / Identity; Manners / Society; Travel; Abbey; London; Nottinghamshire;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Peter - Woodman- 'a member of that useful community of "hewers of wood and drawers of water"' (vol 1, p. 4)
2.
Margery - Housekeeper
3.
Mattie - Domestic
4.
Davie plus others unnamed - Musicians
5.
Narrator (third person) - Individual