Emily Lawless

Person

Emily Lawless

born 1845, died 1913 (age 68)

pseudonyms: Edith Lytton
gender: female
born in: Kildare, Ireland
died in: Gomshall
vocations: author

residence: Castle Hacket, Ireland

author of the following texts (8):

After the Famine (Published in: 1898)
Dedication to M.C. (Grania: The Story of an Island) (Published in: 1892, 1892, 1892)
Famine Roads and Famine Memories (Published in: 1898)
Grania, The Story of an Island (Published in: 1892, 1892, 1892)
Hurrish: Een Iersche Roman (Published in: 1890)
Hurrish: a Study (Published in: 1886, 1886)
Iar-Connaught: A Sketch (Published in: 1882)
Quin Loch (Published in: 1888, 1889)

publications (9):

Cornhill Magazine (March 1882) (Published in: 1882 )

Hurrish: a Study (Published in: 1886 )

Murray's Magazine (July 1888) (Published in: 1888 )

Plain Frances Mowbray and other tales (Published in: 1889 )

Hurrish: Een Iersche Roman (Published in: 1890 )

Grania, The Story of an Island (Published in: 1892 )

Traits and Confidences (Published in: 1898 )

text settings:

Aran Islands, Co. Clare, Ireland

Co. Clare

Connemara

The Burren, Co. Clare

publication locations:

Arnhem

Leipzig

London

New York City

Relations to other persons:
friendship:

William Gladstone (1809 - 1898)

Margaret Oliphant (1828 - 1897)

Horace Plunkett (1854 - 1923)

relative:

Valentine Lawless (1773 - 1853)

biographer:

Maria Edgeworth (1768 - 1849)

translator:

reviewer:

Periodicals:
contributor:

Blackwood's Magazine (founded in: 1817 closure in: 1980)

English Illustrated Magazine (founded in: 1883 closure in: 1913)

The Cornhill Magazine (founded in: 1860 closure in: 1975)

The Irish Homestead (founded in: 1895 closure in: 1918)

The Irish Review (founded in: 1911 closure in: 1914)

Involved with the following movements:
sympathizer:

Irish Unionism (founded in: 1801 )

honorary doctor:

Trinity College Dublin (founded in: 1592 )