James Bandinel

Bandinel's literary work met mixed criticism in the press. The Athenaeum Journal speaks of "the harpings of the Rev. James Bandinel" and the Literary Churchman describes his "long and laboured discourse", while the Church of England Quarterly Review notes that his poem entitled "Lufra" was "highly interesting" and its treatment "exceedingly artistic". • Date — Title — Publisher • 1850–1851 — The Rose Queen — (Ainsworth's Magazine) • 1851 — Idolatrous Apostasy, a sermon — Oxford: J H Parker • 1851 — Lufra; or, The convent of Algarve, a poem — London: F & J Rivington • 1852 — Milton Davenant, a tale — London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co. • 1853 — Sermons devotional and practical preached to country congregations — Brighton: H S King • 1858 — "Remember!" The Teaching of the English Church in the matter of the Sabbath declared and vindicated, a sermon — Oxford & London: J H & J Parker • 1860 — Gnomon of the New Testament (transl., 3rd ed.) — (Edinburgh: T & T Clark) • 1862 — The star of Lovell, a tale — London: Saunders, Otley & Co. • 1868 — Organic reform of Convocation, an essay (3rd ed.) — Dewsbury: J Ward • 1872 — Report of proceedings at a meeting of churchmen in favour of a reform of Convocation (Editor) — Oxford & London • 1877 — The Lay House: A paper prepared for the... Association for the Reform of Convocation — London: Bemrose & Sons • 1888 — Our Anglican position & what it involves — London & Oxford: Parker & Co.