ID 1247
Name Joseph Rickerby [Sherborne Lane]
Gender Unknown
Street Address 3 Sherborne Lane
City London
Start Date 1828
End Date 1834
Sources
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Titles

Displaying 1–25 of 43

Firm Role Title Contributors Date
Printer City Scenes; or, a Peep into London. With Seventy Illustrations, Designed by Gilbert, Engraved by Folkard. Taylor , Jane (Author)
1814
Printer City scenes, or, A peep into London. Taylor (later Gilbert) , Ann (Author)
Taylor , Jane (Author)
1828
Printer Alfred Dudley; Or, the Australian Settlers. Porter , Sarah (Author)
1830
Printer Harry Beaufoy; Or, The Pupil Of Nature. By Maria Hack. Hack , Maria (Author)
1830
Printer Little anecdotes, for little people. By Mary Mister, author of 'Tales from the mountains,' &c. Mister , Mary (Author)
1830
Printer Sketches from Nature; or, Hints to Juvenile Naturalists. By the Author of The Young Emigrants—The Step-Brothers—Prejudice Reproved—Juvenile Forget Me Not—Nursery fables, &c. Traill , Catharine Parr (Author)
1830
Printer The Negro Slave. A Tale. Addressed to the Women of Great Britain Ellis , Sarah Stickney (Author)
1830
Printer The Orphan’s Choice. A Tale. By Eliza *****, Author of “The Cousins,” “The Way of Peace,” &C. Paget , Eliza (Author)
1830
Printer The young baronet; or, The broken leg. Ancram , Georgianna (Author)
1830
Printer An introduction to botany: in a series of familiar letters, with illustrative engravings. By Priscilla Wakefield, author of Mental Improvement, Juvenile Travellers, &c. The Tenth Edition. To which is added an appendix, containing a short introduction to the natural arrangement of plants. Wakefield , Priscilla (Author)
1831
Printer Ben Howard; or, The pedlar and the publican. By the author of the "Poor child's friend." Adams , Charlotte Priscilla (Author)
1831
Printer Original Poems, for Infant Minds. By Several Young Persons. Vol I. Taylor , Jane (Author)
Taylor (later Gilbert) , Ann (Author)
O'Keeffe , Adelaide (Author)
1831
Printer Rhymes for the Nursery by the authors of "Original poems." Taylor (later Gilbert) , Ann (Author)
Taylor , Jane (Author)
Moses , Henry (Engraver)
and 1 more.
1831
Printer Sketch book of a young naturalist, or, Hints to the students of nature. By the author of "Sketches from nature," "The young emigrants," "Stepbrothers, "Prejudice Reproved," "Juvenile forget-me-not for 1828," and "Nursery fables." Traill , Catharine Parr (Author)
1831
Printer Stories of animals, second series. Intended for children between seven and ten years old. Hack , Maria (Author)
1831
Printer Stories of animals: intended for children between five and seven years old. Hack , Maria (Author)
1831
Printer Tales for children, in a familiar style. By Maria Joseph Crabb. Crabb , Maria Joseph (Author)
1831
Printer The new estate; or, The young travellers in Wales and Ireland. By the author of 'Portugal,' &c. Ancram , Georgianna (Author)
1831
Printer The Scottish Chieftains; Or, the Perils of Love and War. By H. M. Jones, Author of “Emily Moreland,” “Rosaline Woodbridge,” “The Wedding Ring,” &C. Jones , Hannah Maria (Author)
Corbould , Henry (Illustrator)
1831
Printer Anecdotes of animals; selected by a lady, for the amusement of her children. Unknown , (Author)
1832
Printer Anne and Jane; or, The good child's reading-book. In words of one syllable. Vaux , Frances Bowyer (Author)
1832
Printer Geological sketches and glimpses of the ancient earth. By Maria Hack. Hack , Maria (Author)
1832
Printer Original Poems, for Infant Minds. By several young persons. Vol. I. Taylor (later Gilbert) , Ann (Author)
Taylor , Jane (Author)
O'Keeffe , Adelaide (Author)
1832
Printer Original Poems, for Infant Minds. By several young persons. Vol. II. Taylor , Jane (Author)
Taylor (later Gilbert) , Ann (Author)
O'Keeffe , Adelaide (Author)
1832
Printer Tales of the Saxons. By Emily Taylor. Taylor , Emily (Author)
1832

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