A. H. D.Wrote partly for a juvenile readership. Father and grandfather were teachers at Harrow. Friend of Antony Trollope. Biographical information: At the Circulating Library. (AC)
| Poem title | Date | Periodical | Roles | id # |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A Plea for the Dumb Animals | 1880 | Good Words | Poet | 3555 |
| From the German | 1881-10 | The Argosy | Translator | 16509 |
| From the German | 1882-04 | The Argosy | Translator | 16521 |
| Dandie’s Last Journey. Dandie Speaks | 1883 | Good Words | Poet | 3990 |
| Hours of Rest | 1883 | Good Words | Poet | 3969 |
| “Is all well with the child?” | 1884 | Good Words | Poet | 4002 |
| Fifty Years | 1887-06 | The Argosy | Poet | 16648 |
| Sonnet. From the Portuguese of Camoens | 1891-10 | The Argosy | Translator | 16791 |
| “Only a Woman!” | 1897-06 | The Argosy | Poet | 20175 |
| A Christmas Card. To the Army in South Africa | 1899-12 | The Argosy | Poet | 20112 |