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Imprinted over Aldersgate by John Daye, 16mo. n. d. 10 leaves. Bindley, 16s. 6d. Bliss, 17. Reprinted in vol. 7 of the Harleian Misc. NORTON, Hon. Mrs. The UnNORTON, Robert. A Mathema- dying One, and other Poems. tical Appendix, containing many Lond. Colburn and Bentley, 1830, propositions and Conclusions Ma-post 8vo.7s. 6d.-1858, 12mo.2s. 6d. thematical. Lond. 1604, 8vo. An Addition declaratorie of the Bulles, with a Searching of the Maze. Imprinted oner Aldergate (by John Daye), 16mo. Eight leaves. A Collection of these pieces with this general title, 'All such Treatises as have lately been published by Thomas Norton, the titles whereof appeare in the next side,' which list named the last five pieces (all with separate titles), and Ferrex and Porrex, 32 leaves, the last blank, n. d. which proves they were sold together. No other known. Sotheby, Aug. 1860, 541. A series of the same five pieces without the Ferrex and Porrex, sold at Sir M. 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(In Verse, containing godlie Ballady is the Byron of our modern poetesses. lades, and other Poems.) Edinb. She has very much of that intense per by Rob. Lekpreuik, 1561, 4to. sonal passion by which Byron's poetry is distinguished from the larger grasp and leaves. deeper communion with man and nature of Wordsworth. She has also his beautiful intervals of tenderness, strong practical thought, and forcible expression. It is no mere artificial imitation, but a natural parallel.' The Child of the Islands. Lond. Chapman and Hall, 1845, royal 8vo. 12s.Second edition, ib. 1846, crown 8vo. 6s. Aunt Cary's Ballads. [Juvenile Poems.] Tales and Sketches in Prose and Verse. bertas. Letter to the Queen on Lord Chancellor Cranworth's Marriage and Divorce Bill. Lond. Longman, 1855, 8vo. 3s. 6d. English Laws (of Custom and Marriage) for Women of the 19th Century. 1854, 8vo. Mrs. Norton has also contributed to Colburn's New Monthly and most of the Annuals; and edited the Lady's Magazine for several years, the Keepsake one year, Fisher's Drawing-Room Scrap-Book for three years. Sheridan. She is now engaged in writing a Life of her grandfather, Richard Brinsley NORTON, Thomas. The several Confessions of Thomas Norton, and Christopher Norton, two of the Northern Rebels, who suffered at Tyburn, and were drawn, hanged, and quartered, for Treason, May 27, 1570. Lond. by William How, for Richard Johnes, 16mo. Reprinted in the fifth number of Morgan's Phoenix Britannicus. These so-called Northern Rebels (ancestors of the Hon. Mr. Norton) were Roman Catholics, and suffered for their religion. The brother who recanted, and the sister who survived, are the subject of Wordsworth's poem, the White Doe of Rylstone.' NORVELL, Robert. The Meroure of an Christian, composed and drawn forthe of Holye Scriptures. 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