Appendix I
Works Printed and / or Published by Edward Cockrem
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1829
Sonnets by the author of Specimens of Sonnets from the
Most Celebrated Italian Poets. Torquay, printed for
private circulation by Edward Cockrem. 1829. BL; TorU.
The anchor of the soul: "Jesus, the author and
finisher of faith" Heb. xii.2. to which are added a few scriptural
sentiments, a gift to his brethren of the Church of Christ / by Charles Troward. Note: to be had gratis at
Seeley & Sons, London; Cockrem, printer, Torquay, Devon, and of the author,
Paington, Devon. 1829. CUL; Bod.[1]
The religious improvement of sickness: a sermon, addressed
to invalids and their friends, visiting Torquay by the Rev. James Yonge. 1829. 26 pages; Publication:
Torquay: Printed for the author, by Edward Cockrem, 1829. YALE.
1830
The Sirens, a
Holiday Poem, recited in Plymouth School, Easter, 1827. [Octavian Blewitt] Torquay: Printed for Private Circulation, by Edward
Cockrem. 1830. pp. [8]. NYPL.
The Panorama of Torquay / [Octavian Blewitt] [2].
Torquay. Cockrem, Edward. 1830. 1830. - 84, viip. DevA (pB/TOR 7/1830/BLE)[3]; BL; DEI; CUL; Glas; UoStA; V&A
(bound with 3 others); KB.
The swallow's repast, a series of poems / by H. Dart.
Torquay: Printed and published for the author by E. Cockrem 1830. 47 p. BL; NLS; CUL; Bod; UoStA.
The Visit of Innocence and Other Poems. By E. M. E. Torquay. Printed for the Author by E
Cockrem. 1830. BL**; NLS; Brad; CUL; Glas; Liv; UoStr; UoStA; Cal*.[4]
1832
The Panorama of Torquay. A descriptive and historical
sketch of the district comprised between the Dart and the Teign. Torquay. Cockrem, Edward. 1832. By Octavian
Blewitt. Second edition - London: Simpkin & Marshall; Torquay: Cockrem, 1832.
– Bod (Secktor Lib.); TQ, UoBr; LPL; NLS; LoC*; Win*; DEI; CUL.[5]
For an image of the map go to – Tourist Maps of
Devon, entry Cockrem 1.
A Few Words from the Eton Grammar (Nomine grammaticus
re barbarus) in Reply to a Few Words on Church Reform by John Ayshford Wise
(Vir sapit qui pauca loquitur). Torquay: Printed by Edward Cockrem, 1832. pp.17. NLA.[6]
The novelty of the peculiar doctrines
and ceremonies of the church of Rome. A sermon [on Matt. xv. 9.], etc. By Rev. Robert Gee.
Torquay: Pub. By E. Cockrem, Printer to His Majesty. And Sold by L B
Seeley and Sons, London. 1832. 24p.
BL*.
1833
Occasional thoughts / by the Rev. James Jonge. Torquay. Cockrem, Edward. Printer. 1833.
86p. DevA (s242/TOR/YON). James Yonge M.A. was
Perpetual Curate of Tormohan and Cockington, in the county of Devon.
Occasional thoughts / by the Rev. James Jonge. - 2nd
ed. Torquay: Printed by E. Cockrem. 1833. - 90p.
DevA (s242/TOR/YON).
Algae Danmonienses, or, Dried specimens of marine
plants, principally collected in Devonshire: carefully named according to Dr.
Hooker's British flora / prepared and sold by Mary Wyatt. Torquay E. Cockrem, printer [1833-1837]. KB (Vol. 1), DevA (one vol. only: sx589.45/DEV/WYA); NHML (bound together), Bang (5 vols.)[7].
1834
Reasons for attachment and conformity to the Church of
England in a letter addressed to Thomas [Burgess] Lord Bishop of Salisbury by Timothy Gibson. Torquay printed and sold for the
author by E. Cockrem. Also Exeter: Strong and Hannaford; Totnes: S Hannaford;
and Plymouth: Nettleton. The author was formerly a Dissenting
Minister who returned to the Church of England. 1834. 289 p.
UWTSD.[8]
Psalms and hymns selected for the use of the Chapel of
Ease, at Torquay; in the year 1823. Second edition. With additional hymns
chiefly selected from Bishop Heber. Torquay printed by E. Cockrem. 1834. 96 p. BL*.
1835
A winter evening's reverie in the church yard of Tor
Mohun, Devon / by the author of Visions of solitude. Printer. Torquay: E. Cockrem. [1835]. Ii
,22p: ill. BL; DevA (s821/WIN).
Church and state: two letters
/ by Salma. Torquay: Cockrem.
Edward. 1835. Printer. Salma. Pseud. 48p. TQ (DEVON
D02008127x).
The cake of barley bread, or, Emancipation of the
church of Christ from Protestant domination by William
Vivian, of Tor, Devon. Torquay: Printed and published by E. Cockrem. 1835.
[2], v, [1], 46, [2] p. Edin.
1836
Contemplation; or a Christian´s Wanderings / by William Vivian, of Tor, Devon. London: Simpkin,
Marshall & Co. (and others); Torquay: E. Cockrem. 1836. 77 p. Bod. [9]
The cake of barley bread Part III being a comparison
of the article and practices of the Christian Church at Tor, with the word of
God. and an examination of the administrative authority assumed in Protestant
establishments, with reference to Baptism and the Supper of the Lord. 2nd ed. Torquay; Printed and published by E. Cockrem. 1836.
47p. CUL.
Journal of a tour to Moscow, in the summer of 1836 / by the Revd. Robert Bateman Paul (late Fellow of
Exeter College). London: Simpkin-Marshall & Co. and Whittaker & Co., 1836.
Torquay: printed by E. Cockrem. NYPL*.
Christian hymns: composed, altered, and selected for
the use of Christian churches, or assemblies of believers, in which God's rule
by the blameless elder men, and God's teaching by every man as he hath received
the gift, have superseded the systems of Antichrist and the reign of "The
man of sin".
Torquay; Printed for the Christian Church at Tor, by E. Cockrem 1836.
101, [3] pages. Notes: Words only[10].
Includes index. With a half-title. BL*; Edin.
The Christian Earnest by Thomas Parry. 1836. Torquay: E. Cockrem. KB.
1837
On the fumigating treatment, and the use of the
fumigating machine in the cure of diseases of the skin and liver, rheumatism,
and other severe and obstinate diseases / By Charles Troward. Torquay; printed by E. Cockrem.
1837. 20 pages. BL; Bod.
True baptism essential in the constitution of a church
of Christ by Charles Troward.
Torquay for the author by E. Cockrem. 1837. 24p. DEI[11].
The true ordinance of Christian baptism vindicated:
selected from various authors, especially Mr. Carson / by Charles Troward. Torquay; printed and published
for the author by E. Cockrem. 1837.- 24 p. DEI; Bod.
Jacobus Veritas's Codicil to the franchised portion of
the British Empire. (Britannia's impassioned call to the electors of the
British Empire. no. 1-4.)
/ [VERITAS, Jacobus pseud.]. Torquay: Printed for the Author by E. Cockrem. 1837.
BL**.[12]
Poems by Mary St. Aubyn.
(1813-1838.) 36 p. 1837. Torquay: Printed by E. Cockrem. YALE.
1838
Address delivered at the Geographical Section of the
British Association, Newcastle on Tyne, descriptive of the state, progress and
prospects of the various surveys and other scientific enquiries instituted by
the Honourable East India Company throughout Asia: with a prefatory sketch of
the principles and requirements of geography / by Thomas Best Jervis. Torquay Printed for private
circulation by E. Cockrem. [1838]. [2], 46, 7, [1], 8 pages, 2 folded plates.
CUL (and Trinity College); BL. Edin; Col*.[13]
Torquay and Tor Directory 1839/1840
The Torquay and Tor Directory first appeared in
1839 or 1840. Issue no. 67 was published for May 12, 1842 and it contained
the names and residences of nobility and gentry inhabiting or visiting Torquay
and Tor, etc. E. Cockrem.
Various Issues are known: The Torquay and Tor Directory no. 67 May
12, 1842. DEI.
Torquay and Tor Directory, no. 76, October 7, 1842: Terry Leaman.[14]
TORQUAY AND TOR
DIRECTORY, and General Advertiser. 29 issues and 10 supplements.
November 7th, 1845 to December 18th, 1846. KB.[15]
January to December 1846. BL.[16]
The Torquay directory and South Devon journal. Torquay: Printed by Edward Cockrem. 1846-2. Issues:
no.161-239 (2 Jan.1846 - 29
Dec.1847), 246--501; (16 Feb.1848 - 29 Dec.1852). Glas.
1841
Scenery of Torquay and Babbicombe. Torquay. Cockrem Elliott and Barrett. 1841.
Dibdin, Thomas C. - Torquay: Cockrem, Elliott & Barrett; London:
R.Ackermann, 1841. - Set of five lithographs by W. Gauci after T C Dibdin and E
Vivian. V&A (51.E.28). [17]
A guide to Torquay containing general history and
antiquities. Torquay. Cockrem,
Edward and Elliot, W. 1841. 89, [13], plates: ill. BL*; NHM; DevA (sB/TOR
7/1841/GUI); Barnstaple (BX:TOR/1841/GUI); TQ; KB.[18]
For an image of the map go to – Tourist Maps of Devon, entry Cockrem 2.
1840
Alphington Ponies[19].
Print of two women
in front of Cockrem´s bookshop in Torquay: The Alphington Ponies or the
Durnford Sisters. [1840]. Engraving: 310 x 270 mm on paper 380 x 300 mm.
KB.
A Sermon [on 2 Sam. xii. 23] on the final condition of
children dying in infancy
by John Orange. Torquay: Printed and Published by E. Cockrem; and Simpkin,
Marshall, & Co., London. [1840]. 20 p. BL*.[20]
1842
Map of the
Country in the neighbourhood of Torquay and Teignmouth ... Revised and
corrected by J. Lang. Torquay: E. Cockrem. 1842. BL. DevA. For an image of
the map go to – Tourist Maps of Devon, entry Cockrem 3.
1843
The new Torquay guide / by Democritus
Tertius. Democritus Tertius[21]. Torquay: E. Cockrem, 1843.
- 34p: ill. DevA (s821/DEM); DEI.
1844
The Christian reformer's catechism: or, a guide out of
Babylon the Great
/ by Charles Troward of Paignton, Devon. 3rd ed. Torquay E. Cockrem, printer
1844. 16 p. BL; Bod.
Believer's baptism essential in the constitution of a
church of Christ / by Charles
Troward. 3rd ed. Torquay E. Cockrem, printer 1844. 20 p. BL**; Bod.
An order used on laying the foundation stone of St.
Mary Magdalene Church, in the parish of Tormoham: April 9th, 1844, being
Tuesday in Easter week
/ [Church of England]. Torquay printed by E. Cockrem. 1844. 12 p. LPL.
1845
A letter to the parishioners of Warminster: upon the
recent transactions connected with the burial of a Socinian / from their absent
vicar, Arthur Fane.
Torquay: Printed and Published by E. Cockrem. 1845. 20 pages. BL*.[22]
A letter addressed to William Kitson, Esq.,
churchwarden of the parish of Tormoham .: in answer to a remonstrance sent to
him by W. G. Parks Smith.
Torquay: E. Cockrem. [1845]. 15p. DEI.[23]
1846
The Laws of Periodic Growth and Development, considered
with reference to hygienic, moral and intellectual education by Lieutenant John Aden Walker. London: Simpkin,
Marshall, & Co., Stationer's Court; Cockrem: Torquay, 1846; BL*; LPL; Bod; NLS; CUL; TQ.
The climate of Torquay: a paper read before the
members of the Torquay Natural History Society, at their monthly meeting in
September 1846. By Edward Vivian[24]. London:
Simpkin, Marshall & Co.; Cockrem, Torquay 1846. 20p. BL*; Bod; CUL;
DEI (and 14 more).
Christ's commandments / by Charles Troward. Torquay: E. Cockrem, printer. 1846.
16 p. Bod.
Christian ordinances / by Charles Troward. Torquay: E. Cockrem, printer. [1846].
19 p. Bod.
1847
Sound doctrine / by Charles Troward. Torquay: E. Cockrem, printer. [1847].
20 p.; 17 cm. Bod.
1848
An
appeal to my fellow townsmen in Torquay: and through them to the people of
Devonshire and of the three kingdoms, on behalf of the Rev. James Shore, M.A.,
of Sydney Sussex College, Cambridge, and Minister of the chapel of H.G. the Duke
of Somerset, at Bridgetown, Totnes, now imprisoned for costs in St. Thomas's
Ward, Exeter, at the suit of the registrar of the Right Rev. The Lord Bishop of
Exeter / by
Culling E. Eardley. Torquay: Sold by Elliott, Cockrem, Croyden, and
Wreyford; London: Partridge and Oakey. 1849. 24 p. BL; Bod; CUL; Aberdeen; Cal*. [25]
Dawlish Saturday 27th May - Poster / Flyer announcing William Cooke's Royal
Circus. Torquay: Cockrem [c.1848[26]].
Exe.
1849
Zoistic magnetism: being the substance of two
lectures, descriptive of original views and investigations respecting this
mysterious agency delivered by request at Torquay on the 24 April and 1 of May
1849 / W. Scoresby. London:
Longman Brown Green and Longmans; Torquay: Cockrem. 1849. 144 p. BL: NLS;
CUL; Glas; V&A; LoC*[27].
1850
Some papers relative to the state of the parish of St.
Mary Church, near Torquay, Devon. Published by Sir C.E. Eardley. Including
correspondence with the Bishop of Exeter. Third edition .. The resolutions of a
meeting of "Protestant heads of families," and correspondence with W.
Maskell. - 3rd edition, including the resolutions of a meeting of
"Protestant heads of families" and a correspondence with the Rev. W. Maskell.
Torquay: Printed by Edward Cockrem. 1850. Torquay:
Sold by Cockrem, Elliott and Wreford; St Marychurch: Mr Tozer, Butcher. BL; Col*.[28]
[Poster]: Dawlish ... 27th May / Poster
announcing William Cooke's Royal Circus. Torquay: Cockrem. [c.1848-50[29]];
760 x 250 mm. The main billing is
for the Great Equestrian Company who were holding a procession along with an
evening spectacle based on St George and the dragon. There is a Black and White
image depicting St George and the Dragon. Exe.
1851
Holy Communion at a Visitation: A sermon preached in
the parish church of Totnes, at the Triennial Visitation of the Lord Bishop of
Exeter, June 17, 1851
/ By the Rev. James Ford[30].
London: Joseph Masters; Exeter: Wallis; Holden; Spreat. Plymouth: Lidstone.
Totnes: Samuel Hannaford. Torquay: Cockrem; Croydon. 1851. 16 pages. BL
(4325.e.33.); DEI; LPL; NLS;
CUL.
The Gospel of S. Luke: illustrated
(chiefly in the doctrinal and moral sense) from ancient and modern authors /
by the Rev. James Ford. iv, 684 pages. London: Joseph
Masters; Oxford: Parker; Cambridge; Deightons; MacMillan and
Co.; Exeter: Wallis; Spreat; Holden; Torquay: Cockrem;
Croydon. 1851. BL; CUL; NLS; Boston*.
1852
The danger of frustrating baptismal grace. A sermon
preached at Tor Church on the 9th Sunday after Trinity, 1852 by Joseph Hemington Harris. Torquay: E. Cockrem. 1852.
20 p. BL*; Glas.
Flowers of the South: from the hortus siccus of an old
collector.[31] Torquay. Cockrem, Edward. 1852. 28p. BL (11429.aaa.37.(2.));
TQ.
1853
Plan of the Town of Torquay, From the Ordnance Survey With Corrections
and Additions to the Present Time: Being a Companion to the Torquay Directory. Torquay: Edward Cockrem. 1853. Lithographer´s signature of O Angel, Exeter. For an image
of the map go to – Tourist Maps of Devon, entry Cockrem 4A.
Besley's
Devonshire Views. Bound in gold-and blind-stamped
green publisher's cloth.
Illustrations
by William Willis after J. W. Tucker and G. Townsend. [1853]. BAC: Binder's
ticket reads: Cockrem & Co., Torquay. Imprints/dates on prints 1853.
YALE.
1855
Brief sketches of the early history, conversion, and
closing period of the life of Mary, second daughter of the Hon. John Grey.
Communicated in three letters to a nephew by Rev Harry Grey. London: Wertheim and Macintosh; Winchester:
Jacobs & Johnson; Torquay: Elliott, Cockrem, & Matthews; Exeter:
Roberts & Holden 1855. NLS.
Christianity in Turkey. Correspondence of the
governments of Christendom relating to executions in Turkey for apostacy from
Islamism: With a letter from Sir Culling E. Eardley, .. to M. George Fisch and
the reply of the Lyons committee by Eardley, Culling Eardley Smith Sir, Bart. London: Partridge, Oakey,
& Co., Paternoster Row. 1855. Printed: Torquay. Cockrem, YALE; NLS;
Glas; Bod; Trinity; V&A[32].
1856
Illustrations of the Magnetism of Iron Ships by the Rev. W Scoresby. Torquay E. Cockrem 1856.
NLS; BL*.[33]
Map of Torquay and the adjacent country. Torquay: Edward Cockrem 1856. 1 map; folded
to 21 cm. Notes: Scale [1:31,680]. Two inches to a mile. National Library of
Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru. For an image of the map go to – Tourist
Maps of Devon, entry Cockrem 5.
Cockrem's tourists' guide to Torquay and its neighbourhood.
Torquay: Edward Cockrem, [1856]. BL; Chetham; NLS;
Bod; TQ; NHM (dated 1855). For
an image of the two maps included go to – Tourist Maps of Devon, entry
Cockrem 6 and 7.
1858
The mutinies in
the Bengal army / by Chas. W. Kinloch.
Reprinted from the "Cape Argus.". London: Simpkin, Marshall, &
Co. Torquay: Cockrem. 1858. BL*; South.
A Paper read before the Geological Section of the
British Association in 1856, on the Beekites found in the Red conglomerates of
Torbay by William Pengelly.
Torquay 1858. NLS; CUL; Bod; BL*.
"Forewarned, but not forearmed": Letters on
the invasion and defence of Britain; (reprinted from the "Torquay
directory"). London:
Simpkin, Marshall & Co. Houghton, New Bond Street; Torquay: E Cockrem. Torquay,
Printed by E Cockrem. BL; NT; CUL; Trinity; Bod.[34]
1859
Cavern researches, or, discoveries of organic remains:
and of British and Roman reliques, in the caves of Kent's Hole, Anstis Cove,
Chudleigh, and Berry Head: by the late Rev. J. MacEnery. Edited from the original manuscript notes, by E.
Vivian, Esq. London: Simpkin, Marshall, and Co.; Torquay: E. Cockrem. 1859.
[6], 25, [1] p., [17] plates: ill. NTL.
Cavern Researches, …. / Edited by E. Vivian. London; Torquay 1859.
vi, 78p: 15 pls. Abery; BM; DEI; NLS; NHML; Open; Geol; CUL; Edin; Leic; Man; Bod;
NT.
Some thoughts on the Reform Bill of 1832, more
especially with reference to the disenfranchising principle by Junius Junior. Torquay: E. Cockrem. 1859. 11
p. Bishopsgate; Bris.
Sea anemones, or, Tanks and their inhabitants. 2nd ed. Torquay: E. Cockrem. 1859. 48 pages. Bris.
The dwellings of the laboring classes: A lecture delivered
to the Torquay Working-Men's General Improvement Society, at the Temperance
Hall Torquay, on Monday, September 5th, 1859. By Lawrence Palk, Esq., M.P., for
South Devon. Published
by request. Torquay printed for E. Cockrem, 10, Strand 1859. 11, [1] p.;
8vo. NT.[35]
1860
Songs from the Song of Songs, and other poems. By John S. B. Monsell (John Samuel Bewley). Torquay:
E. Cockrem. 1860. 30 pages. BL*; CUL.
Our National Defences – Letters by Vigil; (reprinted from
the "Torquay directory"). London:
Houghton, New Bond Street: Cockrem, Printer, Torquay. 1860. BL; NYPL. [36]
"The spirit of the psalms": with some
additional psalms and hymns
/ by Henry Frances Lyte. 2nd ed. Torquay: E. Cockrem. 1860. vi, 224,
[10] p. UoStA.
1861
The
Anglo-Turkish bath : or, the modern application of the ancient Roman therma as
a hygienic, prophylactic, and therapeutic agent ; with practical suggestions
how and when it should be employed by York
James Moore. London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co., 1861. vii, [1], 58 p.,
[3] leaves of plates: ill. (1color), plans; 21cm. "Torquay: printed by E. Cockrem." YALE.
A brief memoir of Thomas Christy Wakefield, compiled
from his own memoranda by Thomas Christy Wakefield. Torquay: Printed by E Cockrem, 10,
Strand. 1861. [2], 29p [1]. BL*[37]; DevA (s920/WAR).
1862
"A Little Child shall lead them." A few
memorials of George Matthew Hoare, contained in notes to a sermon preached in
S. John's, Torquay, May 18th, 1862 the Sunday after his funeral by William Robert Bernard Brownlow, R.C. Bishop of
Clifton. Torquay: Cockrem & Croydon. [1862]. viii, 16 pages. BL; LPL;
NLS; King's.
1864
An introductory Address delivered before the Torquay
Natural History Society, at the commencement of the lecture session, December
7th, 1863 by William
Pengelly. London: Simpkin, Marshall, & Co. Torquay: Cockrem, printer. 43p. 1864.
BL (7205.aaa.19.); CUL; Bod.
The scriptural account of the creation and deluge:
with reference to modern geology / by Richard Gwatkin, B.D., F.G.S. Torquay: Printed by Edward Cockrem. 1864.
46 p. Bod[38].
Tormohun parish chronicle and St. Luke's magazine. Torquay: Edward Cockrem. 1864. Nos. 2-5. DEI.[39]
Germany and Denmark. Three letters by
Vigil. (VIGIL,
pseud. of Henry Cranmer March Phillipps) 26 p.
London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co.; Cockrem, Torquay. 1864. 26 p. BL[40];
NLS; CUL; Bod.
Plan of the Town
of Torquay pasted into Drives in and
About Torquay by HMA. Map as 1853 but now printed by C & E
Layton, 150 Fleet Street, London. Torquay. Edward Cockrem. [1864]. DevA.
For an image of the map included go to – Tourist Maps of Devon, entry
Cockrem 4B. Further issues 1872 and 1877.
1865
Italy. Five letters by Vigil. Reprinted from the
“Torquay Directory”.
London Simpkin, Marshall & Co. Torquay Cockrem 1865. Printer 33 p.;
22 cm. CUL; NLS; BL[41].
The climate of Torquay and South Devon, from the
meteorological observations taken at Woodfield, Torquay. Torquay. E Cockrem. 1865. Bath.
Heart worship: a sermon preached at St. Mary Church,
Torquay, on Thursday morning, November 9th, 1865, on the occasion of the choral
festival of the Deaneries of Moreton and Ipplepen / by the Rev. Charles Felton
Smith, M.A., vicar of Crediton, and Prebendary of Exeter. London: Rivingtons; Exeter: W. Roberts; Torquay:
E. Cockrem. 1865. - 16 p. CUL; BL (4477.aaa.90.)[42].
Cockrem's tourists' guide to Torquay and its
neighbourhood. [New Edition]. Torquay: Cockrem,
Edward. [1865]. DevA (sB/TOR 7/1865/COC)[43].
1866
Parliamentary reform. Letters by Vigil. Republished
from the “Torquay Directory”.
London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co.; Cockrem, Torquay. 1866. 51 p. NLS;
Glasgow; Sheff; BL*.
1867
Advent Warnings, A Sermon Preached in S.
Mark's Church Torquay . By F. N. Oxenham. Published by E. Cockrem. Torquay. 1867.
Europe. Letters by Vigil. Reprinted from the “Torquay
Directory”. London:
Simpkin, Marshall & Co.; Cockrem, Torquay. 1867. 75 p. CUL; NLS; BL*.
1868
The object of our meeting in Chapter, and the
obligation upon the members of any decision to which they may come: a paper
read at the meeting of the Ruridecanal Chapter of Ipplepen, held at Tor Mohun,
on Thursday, 17th September, 1868 by George C. Harris. Torquay: Edward Cockrem. 1868. 19, [1] p. UWTSD.
An address to the ratepayers of Torquay on Mr.
Bazalgette's report on the sewerage, with some remarks on the best means of
house drainage: published at the request of the Torquay Medical Society / by Charles B. Nankivell. Torquay: Printed by E.
Cockrem. 1868. 15 p. RCPSG.
The Irish Church: five letters. "Reprinted from the Torquay Directory." London:
Simpkin, Marshall & Co.; Torquay: Cockrem. 1868. 33 p. Bod.
1869
The Tor Communicants' Union. The Tor communicants'
remembrancer 1868-9: Together with a letter from W.J.B. on Communicants
Classes. Torquay. Cockram, Edward. 1869.
viii, 56p. DevA (s248.06/TOR/TOR).
Darwinism. A
lecture delivered before the Torquay Natural History Society, etc by Thomas Roscoe
Rede Stebbing. London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co.: Oxford: T & G
Schrimpton; Torquay: Edward Cockrem. 1869. NLS; CUL; Bod. BL*[44].
Torquay and its Surroundings. An illustrated poem. [With plates.] by M. B. Torquay: Edward Cockrem. [1869].
23 pages. BL.
The religion
of the Irish church, the property of the Irish church: four letters addressed
to the Torquay directory and South Devon journal, in reply to a
Romish priest, E. Canon Windeyer by Charles Hastings Collette. 22 p. 1869. Published/Created:
Torquay [Pas-de-Calais, France]: Printed by E. Cockrem, 1869. YALE.
1870
Science and Revelation by George Augustus Frederick. Wilks. London, Torquay:
Cockrem. 1870. Torquay: Printed at the “Torquay Times” Office, 1
Madrepore Road. BL**; DEI; CUL.
One shilling tourists' guide to Torquay and its
neighborhood / [Cockrem,
Edward.]. Torquay [1870]. 72 p.: ill. CUL; SocA; Yale.
Twentyfour views of Torquay. Torquay: Cockrem,
Edward. 1870. Publisher. - Torquay: E. Cockrem. [1870].
- [24] leaves: of ill; 12x18cm. DevA (sB/TOR 7/1870/TWE); Exe; KB.
The night of fruitless toil, a sermon preached at S.
Luke's, Torquay, on the fifth Sunday after Trinity, 1870 by George Collyer Harris. Torquay: Printed by
Edward Cockrem, 1870. 15p. CUL Trinity College; Senate.
Cockrem's tourists' guide to
Torquay and its neighbourhood. (New Edition)[45]. Torquay: Edward
Cockrem. [1870]. CUL;
Lei; Trinity; KB.
1871
Torquay drainage: an address to the ratepayers of
Torquay by Edward
Appleton. With Appendix: Opinions on utilization of sewage by irrigation.
Torquay: Printed by E. Cockrem 1871. 10p. BL.
The ballot. Five
letters by Vigil. (VIGIL, pseud.
[i.e. Henry Cranmer March Phillipps.]. ). 24 p.
London: Houghton & Gunn; Torquay: Cockrem, 1871. pp. 14. BL**.
The war of 1870. Letters by Vigil. Reprinted from the
“Torquay Directory”.
London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co.; Cockrem: Torquay. 1871. Cockrem, Printer,
Torquay. 34 p. BL*.
The ballot. Three letters by Vigil. London: Houghton & Gunn; Torquay: Cockrem. 1871.
14 p. BL**.
Unprepared state of the British Navy by Thomas Symonds.
Torquay: Cockrem. 1871. PCL.
1872
Eighth report of the committee for exploring of Kent's
Cavern, Devonshire by
the Committee consisting of Sir Charles Lyell. [et al.][46].
Torquay Cockrem [printers] 1872. 22 p. Imprint from cover verso. Birm:
SocF.
Berry-Pomeroy: a poem [canto II and III] / by Luke M.
Combes. Torquay. Cockrem, Edward. 1872. Printer. Combes,
Luke M. Torquay: Printed by E. Cockrem, 10. Strand. 1872. - pp33-85. DevA
(s821/COM); BL**[47]; CUL; PCL; Bang;
Card; Brad; Leic; Liv; UoStr; Surrey (and others).
Post-1872
The Church of England and its Defenders. A second
letter to Anglican friends .. In reply to the Rev. J. W. Patterson [i.e. to
“The Church of England versus the Roman Church in England”], and Rev. J. Walter
Moore [i.e. to “Some Critical Remarks,” etc.] by William Robert Bernard Brownlow, R.C. Bishop of
Clifton. Torquay: Cockrem, 10, Strand; Croydon, Victoria Parade; London: Washbourne,
18 Paternoster-Row. 1873. 39 pages. BL**;
Trinity.
Jottings at the Dartmoor autumn manoeuvres / by H. T.
Mackenzie. Torquay. Cockrem,
Edward. 1873. Printer. Mackenzie, H.T. - Torquay:
Cockrem, [1873]. - [16]p: ill (sketches). DevA (s355.5/DAR/MAC); BL; PCL.
France 1873
Cockrem´s Torquay Almanac 1874. Stiff green card covers with attractive ill., TP is
The Torquay Almanac for 1874; Cockrem & Co., 10, Strand, Torquay.
Introduction dated Christmas, 1873. First edition. TQ.
The Eastern Question 1877
Down the Dart by David Lee Pitcairn
illustrated by H. T. Mackenzie. Torquay: Cockrem, 1880. 20p. DevA:
s821/PIT; BAR: 821 /PIT; TOR: D850. BL.
Chapter I. Edward Cockrem: his life and publishing output
Chapter II. The Alphington Ponies: the Durnford Sisters
Chapter III. The Strand Torquay: the main thoroughfare in the mid-1800s
Chapter IV. Croydon, Elliott and Ardley: and the Durnford Sisters
Appendix II. Croydon´s prints, 1817 - 1860
[1] Leonard Benton Seeley & Sons, London;
35, [1] p; 20 cm. Notes: Errata T.p. verso. Text on Hebrews, ch. xii, v.2. Final page
of publisher's advertisements.
[2] A pirate copy was published
but quickly suppressed: Panorama of Torquay. A guide to the institutions,
scenery and antiquities of Torquay and its vicinity. Torquay. R
Luscombe. 1830. [BLEWITT, Octavian]. - vii, 84p. Davidson p.57
(BM). Publisher R. Luscombe. Copy has no cover or TP –
last page foot has Printed by R Luscombe, (opposite the Hotel) Torquay. DevA.
[3] - TP but no cover. Last page foot has Printed by E Cockrem.
[4] Note: The UoSA copy has 1 page of
booksellers' advertisements.
[5] 288 pages, [7]
leaves of plates (1 folded): illustrations, map, plans; 19 cm. Five lithographs probably by and after George Rowe
and one wood engraving by G P Hearder. Somers Cocks S121; Davidson p.57.
[6] The National Library of Australia copy has
inscription on TP: Mr. I. Templer is supposed to be the Author of this.
Another copy unbound, stitched as issued is currently on sale at Bristow &
Garland (2022).
[7] 5 Volumes and including index.
[8] This may have been printed initially in
1830 (Power) which is suggested by cooperation with Hannaford.
[9] Bod copy is on-line at
https://www.brethrenarchive.org/media/357788/contemplation_or_a_christian_s_wandering.pdf.
[10] This compilation has words only but
includes an index which is preceded with a note: Thirteen original and
selected tunes for the Hymns and Psalm, marked with an asterisk [*] may be had
in Manuscript, on application to E. COCKREM, TORQUAY; Price Five Shillings. The
proceeds will be given to the Poor. The Hymns marked thus [‡] are original, and
principally composed for this collection.
[11] Notes: Item 8. Bound with Hort, Josiah, Instructions
to the clergy, 1790.
[12] The five parts (only a few pages each)
are available online via access.bl.uk/item/viewer.
[13] At head of page 1: Eighth Meeting of the
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Friday, August 26th. Fifth
day's Proceedings.
[14] Terry Leaman has uploaded this to his web pages:
http://www.terry-leaman.co.uk extension /Tiscali/COCKREM.HTM.
[15] Cockrem (E), printer and publisher. The main issues were issued
every 2 weeks, and are numbered from 157-186. they consist of 8pp, the supplements
were issued the week following the main issue, with the same issue number, and
were 4pp. This run appears to lack the main issue for No 180, but does have the
supplement. There are no supplements from issues 159-175 inclusive, or for 186,
it could be that none were issued for these numbers. One issue lacks one leaf,
another has just the first leaf. Folio, early half roan, marbled boards,
rubbed, hinges partly split, front inner margin reinforced with transparent
tape, occasional foxing and ink splash, few small marginal tears. Torquay,
E. Cockrem
[16] These are available through the British
Newspaper Archive.
[17] Somers Cocks S153. Copy also sold at Bonhams March 2016. Views: Tor Church; Torbay,
from Tor Abbey Ruins; Torquay, from Waldron Hill; Torquay, from Park Hill;
Torquay from the Summit of Park Hill; Babbicombe, from Petit Tor.
[18] Somers Cocks S152 with ten lithographs.
[19] Signed R P YEO del. (within print). Below print: Signature P Gauci,
lith, 9 North Crescent, Bed(for)d Square, London; Title TORQUAY; Imprint
Published by Edward Cockrem.
[20] Probably by the
Rev. John Orange of the Independent Chapel in Lower Union Street (Kelly 1856).
[21] Democritus Tertius: real name: Edmund Carrington. Maxted.
[22] Concerns Arthur Fane's refusal to bury
the body of Mrs. Haines according to the rites of the Church of England, since
she had "lived "very many years in the Socinian communion.
[23] Note: Item 16. Bound with Phillpotts,
Henry. Speech of the Bishop of Exeter, 1832.
[24] Profits from sale were to go to the newly
formed Natural History Society of Torquay.
[25] Note: Includes appendix (pp.
[19]-24). Held by
at least 10 other institutions.
[26] William Cooke's Royal Circus was touring
the westcountry in May 1848 with stops at Exeter (Tuesday, 30th
May), and then a one stop stay in each of Exmouth, Salterton, Sidmouth,
Colyton, then Lye Regis (June 5) and Bridport (June 6). See Exeter and Plymouth
Gazette, Saturday 27th May 1848.
[27] Contents: Introduction to psychology
Origin of mesmerism Phenomena and physiology of mesmerism Philosophy and
psychology of mesmerism with Appendix.
[28] Davidson p.106 (Secktor Lib.).
[29] William Cooke's Royal Circus was touring
the westcountry in May 1848 with stops at Exeter (Tuesday, 30th
May), and then a one stop stay in each of Exmouth, Salterton, Sidmouth,
Colyton, then Lye Regis (June 5) and Bridport (June 6). See Exeter and Plymouth
Gazette, Saturday 27th May 1848.
[30] Note: "Published by the request of
the Lord Bishop and of the Clergy."
[31] Being free translations chiefly from the
“Poesie Toscane” of Vincenzio da Filicaja, by W. H. Hyett.
[32] Victoria and Albert Museum libraries copy
is in a bound volume of 28 pamphlets from 1854-1856.
[33] Comprises VI plates with explanations on
six pages only.
[34] Not signed but possibly by “Forewarned” was
Charles Spencer March Phillips. See entry Our National Defences
(Vigil Letters) 1860.
[35] Note: Title page verso: Transcribed from
the Short Hand notes of the reporter to the Torquay Directory, and
revised by the author.
[36] This seems to be a second edition of the
book “Forewarned” (1858). Attribution on the NYPL copy 'March Phillips Esq.'
i.e. Charles Spencer March Phillips, who was a Lieutenant in the 11th Devon
Rifle volunteers from 1860 (Gazette). Online at Google Books.
[37] Dated in preface 1850 but page 28 dated
1860.
[38] Note: Caption title: The creation and the
deluge according to scripture: a lecture delivered at the Museum, Torquay,
April 4th, 1864. Lecture is followed by an appendix "On the four
ages."
[39]
Note: In box with 2 other titles.
[40] BL (on-line): http://books.google.com/books?vid=BL:A0018337273.
[41] BL: http://books.google.com/books?vid=BL:A0017858945.
[42] BL (on-line) https://books.google.de/books?id=nJ7gRLFedpQC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false
[43] New edition, now with 208 pages. Includes a view
of Torquay from the pier head by Rock & Co, dated 13 June 1860 as
frontispiece. Page 62 has statistics to
quarter ending 30 June 1864.
[44] A further
lecture in 1870 was published by Macmillan & Co.
[45] New Edition with
last date in text on p. 20 being 1870 – Belgrave
Congregational Church. Now includes: a map; 220 p.; ii (index); second map; list
of Hackney Carriage Fares.
[46] Notes: Caption title. Report signed at
end: Edw. Vivian, Wm. Pengelly, John Phillips. First Report published 1865 with
yearly updates. Cockrem may have printed all of them. University of Birmingham
has most.
[47] Notes: 3 cantos in two volumes: Vol. 2 with list of subscribers and errata for v. 1.
A key to institutions holding items
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Abery |
Aberystwyth University |
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Bang |
Bangor University Library |
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Bath |
Bath Royal Literary and Scientific
institution |
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Birm |
Birmingham University |
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Bishopsgate |
Bishopsgate
Institute |
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BL |
British Library, London |
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BM |
British Museum Library |
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Bod |
Bodleian Library, University of Oxford,
UK |
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Boston |
Boston College |
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Brad |
University of Bradford |
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Bris |
University of Bristol Libraries. |
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Cal |
University of California |
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Card |
Cardiff University Libraries |
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Chetham |
Chetham's Library |
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Col |
Columbia University |
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CUL |
Cambridge University Library |
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DEI |
Devon & Exeter Institute, Exeter, UK |
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DevA |
Devon Archives, Devon Heritage Centre,
Exeter |
|
Edin |
University of Edinburgh Libraries |
|
Exe |
University of Exeter Library |
|
Geo |
The Geological Society |
|
Glas |
University of Glasgow |
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King's |
King's College London Library |
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Leic |
University of Leicester |
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Liv |
University of Liverpool Library |
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LoC |
Library of Congress |
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LPL |
Lambeth Palace Library |
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Man |
University of Manchester |
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NHML |
Natural History Museum Library |
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NLA |
National Library of Australia |
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NLS |
National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh |
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NT |
National Trust Libraries |
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NYPL |
New York Public Library |
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Open |
Open University Library |
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RCPSG |
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
of Glasgow |
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Senate |
Senate House Library, University of
London |
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Sheff |
Sheffield |
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SocA |
Society of Antiquaries of London Library |
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SocF |
Society of Friends |
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South |
University of Southampton Library |
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Surrey |
University of Surrey |
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TorU |
University of Toronto, Canada |
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TQ |
Torquay Public Library |
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Trinity College, Dublin |
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UoStA |
University of St Andrews Library,
Scotland |
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UoStr |
University of Strathclyde Library |
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UWTSD |
University of Wales Trinity Saint David |
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V&A |
Victoria & Albert Museum and Art
Gallery |
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Win |
University of Wisconsin |
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