| LC control no. | n 82227814 |
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| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Rymer, James Malcolm, approximately 1814-1884 |
| Variant(s) | Ada the betrayed, Author of, approximately 1814-1884 Author of Ada the betrayed, approximately 1814-1884 Author of Edith the captive, approximately 1814-1884 Author of Ella the outcast, approximately 1814-1884 Author of Jane Brightwell, approximately 1814-1884 Author of The black mantle, approximately 1814-1884 Author of The black monk, approximately 1814-1884 Author of The rift and the spray, approximately 1814-1884 Bishop, Bertha Thorne, approximately 1814-1884 Black mantle, Author of the, approximately 1814-1884 Black monk, Author of, approximately 1814-1884 Conroy, J. D., approximately 1814-1884 Edith the captive, Author of, approximately 1814-1884 Ella the outcast, Author of, approximately 1814-1884 Errym, M. J. (Malcolm James), approximately 1814-1884 Errym, Malcolm J., approximately 1814-1884 Erymm, Malcolm J. (Malcolm James), approximately 1814-1884 Jane Brightwell, Author of, approximately 1814-1884 Merry, Malcolm J., approximately 1814-1884 Percival, Nelson, approximately 1814-1884 Rift and the spray, Author of, approximately 1814-1884 Rymer, James Malcolm, ca. 1814-1884 Rymer, M. (Malcolm), approximately 1814-1884 Rymer, Malcolm J. (Malcolm James), approximately 1814-1884 Urban, Septimus R., approximately 1814-1884 |
| See also | For works of this author written in collaboration with George W. M. Reynolds, search also under: Cavendish, Clara, Lady Cavendish, Clara, Lady |
| Birth date | 1814~ |
| Death date | 1884 |
| Special note | Hdg rev per Desc Pol |
| Found in | His Ada the betrayed, 1870: t.p. (Author of Ella the outcast) [info from Inu] His Ben Ratcliffe, 18--: t.p. (M.J. Errym) [info from InU] His The black monk, 1844: t.p. (Author of Ada the betrayed) [info from InU] His The broker's ward, 1876: t.p. (Bertha Thorne Bishop) [info from InU] His The dark woman, 1861-8: t.p. (Author of Edith the captive) [info from InU] His Don Caesar de Bazan, 1845: t.p. (Author of The black mantle) [info from InU] His Edith the captive, 1861-62: t.p. (Author of Jane Brightwell) [info from InU] His The Spaniard, 1806: t.p. (M. Rymer) [info from InU] His Jane Shore, 1846: t.p. (Author of The black monk) [info from InU] His The owlet; or, The royal highwayman, 1861: t.p. (Septimus R. Urban, author of The rift and the spray) Johannsen, A. The house of Beadle and Adams, 1950: v. 2, p. 250 (James Malcolm Rymer; author of thrillers, writing for the English bookseller and publisher Edward Lloyd, 1842-53; for John Dicks, 1853-8; for Reynolds Miscellany, 1858-64; and for the London Miscellany in 1866; wrote under pseudonyms Malcolm J. Errym, Malcolm J. Merry, Nelson Percival, J.D. Conroy, Septimus R. Urban, and Bertha Thorne Bishop; d. 8/11/1884, aged about 70 years) MWA/NAIP files (hdg.: Rymer, James Malcolm, ca. 1814-1884; note: in NUC pre-1956, Urban, Septimus R. is identified as Nathan D. Urner; however, the author of The rift and the spray is Malcolm J. Errym [i.e., James Malcolm Rymer]; also, Wallace, W.S. A dict. of North Amer. authors, 1951, provides flourish dates of 1882-91 for Urner, too late for titles by Septimus R. Urban) Nesvet, R.L. Lady Clara Cavendish. Victorian and Edwardian notebooks, spring 2022, viewed online Aug. 13, 2022: abstract (James Malcolm Rymer, invented Lady Clara Cavendish as an identity with George W.M. Reynolds) |
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