PAM

Title	Person	Published Name	Role	Genre	Gender
Widow Gray. A ballad for humble homes	Mrs. Boyes	Mrs. Boyes	Contributor	Poetry	Unknown
The Rules of Croquet. Revised and Corrected by an Old Hand	Unsigned	Unsigned	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
The present aspect of the convict question	Walter Crofton	Sir Walter Crofton	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
The philosophy of the immortality of the soul and the resurrection of the human body	John Henry Freese, ed.	John Henry Freese, ed.	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
The New Shoes. Or, what a little child may do. By the Authoress of "sunshine or clouds," & c.	Unsigned	Unsigned	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
The lost child. A true story	Unsigned	Unsigned	Contributor	Poetry	Unknown
The Life of Christ: an eclectic Gospel	Unsigned	Unsigned	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
The landowner in relation to the state	Unsigned	Unsigned	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
The facilities which the law may give for small investments in real property, and the means they would afford of improving the dwellings of the people and the condition of the working classes	Thomas Hare	Thomas Hare	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
The excellency and nobleness of true religion	John Smith	John Smith	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
The comparative results of the chief principles of the poor-law administration in England and Ireland, as compared with that of Scotland	Sir Edwin Chadwick	Sir Edwin Chadwick	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
The book we wanted for our babies, or Tales in words of not more than three letters	The Sisters	The Sisters	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
The answer to all on baptism	Unsigned	Unsigned	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
Sunshine or clouds? : partly addressed to British sailors / by the author of "Flowers replaced", etc	Unsigned	Unsigned	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
Suggestions for the amendment of the law of appeal in criminal cases	G. Harry Palmer	G. Harry Palmer	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
Suggestions for an organisation for restraint of corruption and expenditure at election	William Dougal Christie	William Dougal Christie	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
Report of a [NAPSS] discussion on the proposed admission of girls to the university local examinations	Unsigned	Unsigned	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
Oyster tattle and truthful digest of the Herne Bay, Hampton & Reculver oyster fishery, read a third time and passed in the House of Lords, with a few words upon existing oyster companies, and their vexatious opposition	Neptune	Neptune	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
On the thermal water of the Clifford Amalgamated Mines, Cornwall	Unsigned	Unsigned	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
On a proposed new court of ecclesiastical jurisdiction	George W. Hastings	George Woodyatt Hastings	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
Morning and Evening Prayers for Chilren. On Card	Unsigned	Unsigned	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
Lecture on the education of girls	W. B. Hodgson	W. B. Hodgson	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
Joe and his daughter Ann. A Temperance Ballad	E. B.	E. B.	Contributor	Poetry	Unknown
In memoriam. J.E.H. [Julius Charles Hare] February 20th, 1864	Perowne, Edward Henry	Perowne, Edward Henry	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown
How people may live and not die in India	Florence Nightingale	Florence Nightingale	Contributor	NonPoetry	Unknown