M. R. Mitford.Born in Alresford, Hampshire. Began writing to support herself and her father because of his excessive spending and the debts she was left with after his death. Educated at M. de St Quintin’s school in Chelsea. Contributed to Lady’s Magazine. Editor of Findens’ Tableaux (1838-1841). Close friends with Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Biographical information: ODNB. (JH, SP, CC)
Poem title | Date | Periodical | Roles | id # |
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Alice. A Dramatic Scene | 1826 | Forget-Me-Not | Poet | 14213 |
The Captive. A Dramatic Scene | 1826-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine | Poet | 10581 |
Sonnet. Written in July, 1824 | 1827 | Forget-Me-Not | Poet | 15647 |
The Bridal Eve. A Dramatic Scene | 1827 | Forget-Me-Not | Poet | 15676 |
Sonnet | 1827 | Forget-Me-Not | Poet | 15660 |
The Wedding Ring | 1828 | Forget-Me-Not | Poet | 13988 |
The Country Kitchen | 1829 | Forget-Me-Not | Poet | 15592 |
To Mr Lucas. Written while sitting to him for my Portrait. December, 1825 | 1829-12 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine | Poet | 10396 |
The Trial of Charles the First. An Historical Scene | 1830 | Forget-Me-Not | Poet | 14455 |
The Death of Charles the First. An Historical Scene | 1831 | Forget-Me-Not | Poet | 15711 |
Vintage Song. From “Otto of Wittelsbach,” an Unpublished Tragedy | 1844 | Forget-Me-Not | Poet | 15447 |
Woman’s Destination | 1845 | Forget-Me-Not | Poet | 15820 |
To Miss — | 1871-06 | Temple Bar | Poet | 17389 |
Summer | 1892-09 | Atalanta | Poet | 2214 |