1830 (aged 55). Publishes “Album Verses.”--Contributes “De Foe’s Works of Genius” to Wilson’s “Memoirs of Daniel De Foe.” 1831 (aged 56). Publishes “Satan in Search of a Wife.” 1832 (aged 57). Removes to Bay Cottage, Edmonton. 1833 (aged 58). Publishes “Last Essays of Elia.”--Contributes Epilogue to “The Wife,” by J. Sheridan Knowles. 1834 (aged 59 years 10 months). Charles Lamb dies, December 27, at Edmonton. * * * * * II. FIRST EDITIONS. [_Arranged Chronologically._] 1796. [1] _Title_: POEMS | ON | VARIOUS SUBJECTS, | by S. T. COLERIDGE, | late of JESUS COLLEGE, Cambridge | [Quotation]. London: | Printed for G. G. and J. Robinsons, and | J. Cottle, Bookseller, Bristol. | 1796. 16mo. _Collation_: Bastard Title, 1 page. Title, 1 page. pp. xvi. pp. 188. “Errata,” 1 unnumbered page of Advertisement, “Published by the same author.” Size 6½ × 4. _Note._ Coleridge says in the Preface, “The Effusions signed C. L. were written by Mr. Charles Lamb, of the India House--independently of the signature their superior merit would have sufficiently distinguished them.” There are four, viz.: VII. “To Mrs. Siddons.” XI. Beginning “Was it some sweet device of faery land?” XII. Beginning “Methinks how dainty sweet it were, reclin’d.” XIII. “Written at midnight, by the sea-side, after a voyage.” _Price._ Johnson Sale, N. Y., 1890, $9.50 [calf, gilt]. Sotheby’s, 1887 [morocco, gilt top], £3 15_s._ 1797. [2] _Title_: POEMS, | BY | S. T. COLERIDGE | Second edition |, to which are now added | POEMS | BY CHARLES LAMB | and | Charles Lloyd | [Quotation]. Printed by N. Biggs, | for J. Cottle, Bristol, and Messrs. | Robinsons, London. | 1797. 16mo. _Collation_: Title, 1 page. pp. xx. pp. 278. Size 6-11/16 × 4⅛. _Note._ Lamb’s contribution was eight Sonnets and a Dedication, viz.: “Fragments,” (6) “A Vision of Repentance,” in Supplement, “Childhood,” “Grandame,” “The Sabbath Bells,” “Fancy,” “The Tomb of Douglas.” “There were inserted in my former Edition a few Sonnets of my Friend and Old Schoolfellow, Charles Lamb. He has now communicated to me a complete collection of all his Poems--_quæ qui non prorsus amet ilium omnes et virtutes et veneres ordore_.” This volume contains two Prefaces, one to the First Edition, signed S. T. C., and one to Second Edition, signed “Stowey, May, 1797,” S. T. C. _Price._ Johnson Sale, N. Y., 1890 [calf, gilt top], $8.00. Sotheby’s, 1887 [calf], £1 18_s._ Sotheby’s, 1888 [calf, gilt], £1 5_s._ Sotheby’s, 1887 [calf], £1 10_s._ 1798. [3] _Title_: BLANK VERSE, | by | CHARLES LLOYD | AND CHARLES LAMB. | London: | Printed by T. Bensley, | for John and Arthur Arch, No 23, Grace-| church Street | 1798. 12mo _Collation_: Title, 1 page, Double Title, 1 page, Dedication, 1 page. pp. 95. Index, 1 page. Size 6⅝ × 4⅜.