Byron-Shelley-Keats
Subtitle: in memoriam endowed yearly prizes.  Prize essays by competitors. 4th set
By: (Each writer is responsible only for her own essay.) With life incidents of the foundress, Rose Mary Crawshay
Contributors: Crawshay, Rose Mary, 1828-1907, publisher
Publisher: Mrs. Crawshay, Cathedine, Bwlch
Published: 1894
Place of publication: Breconshire
Language: eng
Number of pages: 73
Subjects: Criticism and interpretation; Women; Employment
Other titles: Byron Shelley Keats in memoriam
Notes: Published in three separately paginated parts. Includes "Domestic service for gentlewomen" and "More gossip" by Mrs. Crawshay.

Illustrations: 1 full-page photographic print of Rose Mary Crawshay dated 1886; 1 full-page engraving of Cyfarthfa Castle.

Binding: Original white cloth, gilt lettering.

"In 1890 prizes were taken by Dutch, German, and New Zealand ladies. The prizes for 1894 will be as follows ..."

Includes 2 prize essays on Byron's "Fare thee well" and other pieces, and a prize essay on Shelley's Epipsychidion (p. [43]-65, 1st count); Mrs. Crawshay's Domestic service for gentle-women (43 p., 2d count); Gertrude E. Clarke's prize essay on Keats' sonnets (p. [1]-9, 3d count); and Mrs. Crawshay's More "gossip" (p. [11]-72, 3d count).