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Lancashire Lantern: Lancashire Poetry Index
Part of the Lancashire Lantern network, an index to authors, first lines and titles of Lancashire poetry in books held within libraries in Lancashire, including the Lancashire Authors’ Association collection. The index provides details of the book in which a particular poem may be found and also a link through to the library catalogue to give the locations of the required volume.
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ID Number |
553 |
Title |
Cum next Sunday morning |
First Line |
When owd Sol's climbed up eawt o' th' east |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
MY North countrie: an anthology of poetry and prose of the Northern counties, collected and arranged by Wilfred Pickles |
Author of Book |
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Publication Date |
1955 |
Page Number |
129-131 |
Control Number |
B5506075 (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Lancashire poetry |
ID Number |
939 |
Title |
May song |
First Line |
The storm is hushed today |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Lancashire authors: a series of biographical sketches |
Author of Book |
SWANN, John Randal |
Publication Date |
1924 |
Page Number |
186-187 |
Control Number |
M0015058LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
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ID Number |
6011 |
Title |
Heroes |
First Line |
Let poets sing of battles fought |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
The poets and poetry of Blackburn (1793-1902), compiled by George Hull |
Author of Book |
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Publication Date |
1902 |
Page Number |
197 |
Control Number |
M0042476LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Written Blackburn, March 11th, 1863 |
ID Number |
6012 |
Title |
The birds are singing |
First Line |
The birds are singing in the woods |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
The poets and poetry of Blackburn (1793-1902), compiled by George Hull |
Author of Book |
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Publication Date |
1902 |
Page Number |
198 |
Control Number |
M0042476LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Death |
ID Number |
6013 |
Title |
Ode to th' canary |
First Line |
Good lad, thee, Dick, thy pratty wings |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
The poets and poetry of Blackburn (1793-1902), compiled by George Hull |
Author of Book |
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Publication Date |
1902 |
Page Number |
199-200 |
Control Number |
M0042476LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
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ID Number |
6014 |
Title |
May song |
First Line |
The storm is hushed today |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
The poets and poetry of Blackburn (1793-1902), compiled by George Hull |
Author of Book |
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Publication Date |
1902 |
Page Number |
200-201 |
Control Number |
M0042476LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
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ID Number |
6015 |
Title |
To my youngest son |
First Line |
Dear Richard, how I long to hear |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
The poets and poetry of Blackburn (1793-1902), compiled by George Hull |
Author of Book |
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Publication Date |
1902 |
Page Number |
201-202 |
Control Number |
M0042476LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Written November 1886 |
ID Number |
6471 |
Title |
In memoriam' stanzas |
First Line |
One of the tuneful tribe has gone to rest |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
The poets and poetry of Blackburn (1793-1902), compiled by George Hull |
Author of Book |
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Publication Date |
1902 |
Page Number |
346 |
Control Number |
M0042476LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Written in memory of Samuel Perring |
ID Number |
81571 |
Title |
Ode to th' Canary |
First Line |
Good lad, thee, Dick, thy pratty wings |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
A LANCASHIRE anthology, selected and edited with short biographical notices of the authors, by May Yates |
Author of Book |
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Publication Date |
1923 |
Page Number |
231-232 |
Control Number |
M0041823LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
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ID Number |
82056 |
Title |
Idylls by the hearth |
First Line |
Another weary day had fled |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
1-3 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82057 |
Title |
To my youngest son |
First Line |
Dear Richard, how I long to hear |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
4-5 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82058 |
Title |
Lines to a poet friend |
First Line |
The music of thy song rings in mine ear |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
5-6 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82059 |
Title |
Owd blackin' Bill |
First Line |
Id wur th' middle o' December an' th' northern wind dud blow |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
7-9 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82060 |
Title |
Summer - a lyric |
First Line |
Leave the city's gloom and care |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
9-10 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82061 |
Title |
How peaceful Pat was mistaken for a fenian |
First Line |
The morning was cold, for the frost it was keen |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
11-12 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82062 |
Title |
To the robin |
First Line |
Of all the birds that sing and fly |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
12-13 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82063 |
Title |
Money makes the Mare to go |
First Line |
If you are wealthy, you are great |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
13-15 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82064 |
Title |
The birds are singing |
First Line |
The birds are singing in the woods |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
15-16 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82065 |
Title |
Lines on the death of Councillor Beads, JP |
First Line |
One more of the majority hath gone |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
16-17 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82066 |
Title |
May song |
First Line |
The storm is hushed today |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
17-18 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82067 |
Title |
In Blackburn Park - to Flora |
First Line |
Fair Flora! Lovely goddess of the flowers |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
18-19 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82068 |
Title |
Cherley shepsterd |
First Line |
Yo' see yon heawse a-top o' th' hill |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
19-21 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82069 |
Title |
In memoriam |
First Line |
One of the tuneful tribe has gone to rest |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
21-22 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors. Samuel Perrings, died January 9th 1877 |
ID Number |
82070 |
Title |
Lines to the robin |
First Line |
Fly from thy shed, thou robin red |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
22-24 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82071 |
Title |
The motherless child |
First Line |
A little one, laid by its mothr's side |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
24-25 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82072 |
Title |
Ode to th' canary |
First Line |
Good lad, thee, Dick, thy pratty wings |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
25-26 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
82073 |
Title |
In memoriam |
First Line |
A tribute to a father from a son |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
Pebbles fro' Ribbleside, by Richard and John Rawcliffe, Part 1, Richard Rawcliffe's poems; Part 2: John Rawcliffe's poems |
Author of Book |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Publication Date |
1891 |
Page Number |
26-28 |
Control Number |
M0017652LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
Blackburn authors |
ID Number |
84794 |
Title |
Idylls by the hearth |
First Line |
Another weary day had fled |
Poet |
RAWCLIFFE, Richard |
Book Title |
The poets and poetry of Blackburn (1793-1902), compiled by George Hull |
Author of Book |
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Publication Date |
1902 |
Page Number |
194-196 |
Control Number |
M0042476LC (Check the catalogue) |
Notes |
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