William Radcliffe

Ann Ward married journalist William Radcliffe at St Michael's Church, Bath; he was later editor of The English Chronicle.

AR 's husband, William Radcliffe , was editor of the Gazetteer, a radical, Foxite, pro-French-Revolution paper.

William Radcliffe moved within about a year, and by 1826 he re-married, it was said to a woman who had kept house for him and Ann. About three years after this he moved to live...

William Radcliffe , newly appointed editor of the Gazetteer, published there his wife 's Song of a Spirit, anonymous but signed Adeline.

After returning from a visit to the Isle of Wight, AR seems to have retired, without her husband , to stay with relatives at Windsor.

The full title is A Journey made in the Summer of 1794, through Holland and the Western Frontier of Germany, with a Return down the Rhine. To which are added Observations during a...

An obituarist had whetted the public appetite by remarking that AR had left a number of manuscripts ready for print. She probably wrote most of the novel Gaston de Blondeville in winter 1802-3. Late...

AR , with her husband , made her one trip outside England, returning in September; later the same year she made her most extensive English journey.