Chapter M: A. K., init. KELTY

Emma; or, Recollections of a Friend. Lond., _Longman_, 1850. Reminiscences of Thought and Feeling. Lond., 1852.

See: the Author of ‘Visiting my Relations,’ 1867.

MALAGROWTHER (Malachi), _ps._ [Sir W. SCOTT].

Thoughts on the proposed change of Currency, as they are intended to affect Scotland. Edinb., 1826.

MANNERS (Motley), _phren._ [A. J. DUGANNE].

Parnassus in Pillory, a Satire. New York, 1851.

MARCLIFFE (Theophilus), _pseud._ [WILLIAM GODWIN, author of “Caleb Williams,” &c.].

The Looking-glass; A true History of the Early History of an Artist, etc. 1805.

“Circumstances point to Mr. Mulready; and that well known
collector of artistic gossip, J. T. Smith, quoting an anecdote
from the _Looking-glass_, in his account of the sculptor Banks
(_Nollekins and his Times_, ii. 200) affirms, without hesitation,
that the artist is Mr. Mulready.”

_N. & Q._, 3 _s._

MARIOTTI (L.) _pseud._ [A. GALLENGA].

Several Pieces on Italy, 1847-51.

A Historical Memoir of Fra Dolcino and his Times. 1853.

Italian Grammar, 1858. All London.

MARKHAM (Mrs.) _pseud._ [Mrs. ELIZABETH PENROSE].

A History of England, 182--? of France, 1828; new editions up to the present time.

New Children’s Friend, consisting of Tales and Conversations for Young Persons, 1836. Sermons for Children, Lond., _J. Murray_. 1837. Posthumous.

MARTEL (Charles) _pseud._ [THOMAS DELF, editor of “Appleton’s Librarian’s Manual”].

Has translated Chevereul’s Principles of Harmony ... of Colors, from the French, 1847; and Flourens on Human Longevity, 1855. His original publications are: The Principles of Colouring in Painting, 1855; same of Form in Ornamental Art, 1856. Love Letters of Eminent Persons, 1859. A Better Patrimony than Gold, 1864. The Detective’s Note-book, 1860. Diary of an Ex-Detective, 1860. A Dictionary of Love. Halifax, 1860.

MARVEL (Ike) _pseud._ [DONALD GRANT MITCHELL].

The Battle Summer: being transcripts from personal observations in Paris, during the year 1848. New York, 1850. Reveries of a Bachelor, or a Book of the Heart, 12th edition, 1851; other editions. Dream Life, a parable of the seasons.

The dedication is signed D. G. M. It has been translated into
French, with the author’s permission. He has written other works.

MAY (Edith) _pseud._ [ANNA DRINKWATER, a Native of Pennsylvania, has obtained considerable distinction as a Poetess.--_Allibone_].

Katy’s Story. Philadelphia, 1855.

MAYNARD (Walter) _pseud._ [WILLIAM BEALE].

The Enterprising Impresario. _Bradbury & Evans_, 1867.

In his remarkably free gossip about managers and opera-singers,
Mr. Walter Maynard certainly has done his best to satisfy the
curiosity which desires to get behind the scenes and into the
green-room, and to discover the complicated machinery which works
out our public amusement.--_The Chronicle, Sept. 7, 1867._

M---- B----, _ps._ [ ].

To-Morrow (a religious tale). Wellington, Salop, 1817.

M. B., _pseudonym_ [MARY LAMB].

Mrs. Leicester’s School. 4th edition, Lond., 1814.

M. B., _initialism_ [MONA DREW, afterwards BICKERSTETH].

Poems. Wales, 1856.

J. P.

M. D., initialism [MARCUS DAVIS].

Startling Revelations; or, where shall we seek Justice? A lesson in Law. Dedicated to the Foreign and English Investor, to Legislators, and to Everybody. Sold Everywhere [1867]. Signed M. D.

M * * * e. (T * * * y) [THOMAS MOORE].

See The Editor of the New Whig Guide.

MEANWELL (Edward) _fictitious name_ [ ].

The Dialogists; or the circuit of Banco Regis, a serio-comic Sketch ... exhibiting a true and interesting picture of Men and Things, set forth in interlocutory observations between Mr. E. M. and Mr. T. Wellbred, etc. London, [1810?]

MEANWELL (Margery) _fictitious name_ [ ].

Goody Two Shoes; or, the History of Little M. M. in Rhyme. London, 1825.

MEIRION, _ps._ [W. OWEN] in Monthly Mag., 1803.

M. E. M. J., author of Waldenburg, _initialism_ [MARGARET ELIZABETH MARY JONES].

Jubal, a poem, 1839.

Waldenburg, which was written when the authoress was only in her
fourteenth year, has been dramatised under a different title.

N. & Q.

MERCUTIO, _phrenonym_ [WILLIAM WINTER].

MEREDITH (Owen) _pseud._ [Hon. EDWARD ROBERT BULWER LYTTON].

The Wanderer, a Poem, 1859. Lucill, 1860. The Ring of Amasis. From the papers of a German Physician (Dr. N----.) edited by O. M., Lond., 1863, 2 vols., and others.

MERTON (Ambrose) _pseud._ [THOMS].

Gammer Gurton’s Pleasant Stories of Patient Grissel, etc., newly revised by ----, 1846.

MERTON (Tristram) _pseudonym_ [THOMAS BABINGTON Lord MACAULAY].

Several Sketches and Ballads in Knight’s Quarterly Magazine.

This pseudonym is not mentioned by Mr. Bohn who gives a list of
these pieces in his edition of Lowndes.

M. H., _initialism_ [Mrs. HULLAH].

A few Words about Music, containing Hints to Amateur Pianists. London, _Novello_, 1851.

First appeared in _The Lady’s Newspaper_.

MILLER (Joe) _allonym_ [JAMES BALLANTYNE].

Old Joe Miller, by the Editor of New J. M., two Jest Books. London, 1801, 3 vols.

MONTGOMERY (Gerald) _pseud._ [Rev. GEO. MOULTRIE].

In _The Etonian_ and in Knight’s Quarterly Magazine.

MORAR, _pseud._ [Sir WILLIAM AUGUSTUS FRASER, Bart.]. Poems. 4to, with an etching by George Cruikshank, dated 1866. Privately printed, not for sale. No imprint.

MORE (Margareta) _pseud._ [MISS ANNE MANNING].

The Household of Sir Thomas More, 1851.

MORELL (Sir Charles) _pseudo-titlonym_ [JAMES RIDLEY]. See Horam, _ps._

M. M. M., _pseud._ [W. TOOKE].

Verses, edited by ----, (only 80 copies privately printed). London, 1860.

MURPHY (Dennis Jasper) _pseud._ [Rev. C. MATURIN].

Fatal Revenge; or, the Family of Montaro; a romance. London, 1807.

Several pieces under this pseudonym. See Biographical Dictionary
of Living Authors, 1816.