Joseph Nightingale

Life

Private life

Works

• Elagnitin, J. Mock Heroics on Snuff, Tobacco, and Gin;
• Nightingale, J. Elegiac Thoughts on the Death of Rev. David Simpson, Manchester;
• — The Election, a Satirical Drama, Stockport;
• — A Portraiture of Methodism;
• — Nightingale versus Stockdale;
• — A Guide to the Watering Places;
• — A Letter to a Friend, containing a Comparative View of the Two Systems of Shorthand, respectively invented by Mr. Byrom and Dr. Mavor;
• — A Portraiture of the Roman Catholic Religion;
• — Accounts of the Counties of Stafford, Somerset, and Salop, 3 vols., forming a continuation of The Beauties of England and Wales by Edward Wedlake Brayley;
• — Surveys of the City of London and the City of Westminster, 4 vols
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• — English Topography, consisting of Accounts of the several Counties of England and Wales;
• — The Bazaar, its Origin, Nature, &c., considered as a Branch of Political Economy;
• — History and Antiquities of the Parochial Church of Saviour, Southwark;
• — Memoirs of Caroline, Queen of England, 3 vols;
• — An Historical Account of Kenilworth Castle;
• — The Religions and Religious Ceremonies of all Nations faithfully and impartially described;
• — Trial of Queen Caroline, 3 vols;
• — An Impartial View of the Life and Administration of the late Marquis of Londonderry;
• — The Ladies' Grammar;
• — Rational Stenography, or Shorthand made Easy... founded on... Byrom,;
• — Historical Details and Tracts concerning the Storekeeper-General's Office;
• — The Portable Cyclopædia;
• — Report of the Trial of Thistlewood;
• — The Political Repository and Magazine;
• — A Natural History of British Singing Birds;
• — The Juvenile Muse, original Stories in Verse;
• — A Grammar of Christian Theology.