Works
- Random rhymes or lays of London, 1833
- Minstrel musings, London, 1838
- The romance of the dreamer, and other poems, London, 1841
- What Are the Wild Waves Saying?, 1853
- Songs and ballads, new ed., London, 1844; new ed. with additions, 1854
- Poems and lyrics, new ed., London, 1845
- Lays and legends of fairyland, London & Leamington, 1849
- My jubilee volume, London, 1883
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