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John Banim 1798–1842
See col 883.
William Barrymore d. 1845
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The dog of Montargis: or the Forest of Bondy. D. (CG 30 Sep 1814).
Dicks 163. From Pixérécourt, Le chien de Montargis.
Trial by battle: or Heaven defend the right. Spec. (Cob 11 May 1818).
Duncombe 8; [1854]; New BT 62.
Wallace, the hero of Scotland. MD. (RA 6 Oct 1817). Duncombe
Minor 1; Boston [1856?]; Lacy 73; Dicks 953.
El Hyder, the chief of the Ghaut Mountains. MD. (Cob 7 Dec 1818).
Lacy 6; Dicks 140.
Gilderoy: or the bonnie boy. MD. (Cob 25 June 1822). Richardson 2;
Cumberland Minor 8.
The secret. Ba. (RA 11 May 1824). [1854]; Lacy 48; New BT 478.
The two sisters. D. Duncombe 66.
The fatal snowstorm. D. (Astley’s). Cumberland Minor 13;
Richardson 4.
See also Nicoll, 4, pp. 261–2, 570.
Thomas Haynes Bayly 1797–1839
See col 231.
Samuel Beazley, Junior 1786–1851
The boarding-house; or five hours at Brighton. MF. (EOH, TR, Lyc
26 Aug 1811). 1811 (3 edns), 1816; Cumberland Minor 15.
Is he jealous? Oa. (EOH 2 July 1816). 1816, 1818; New York 1857;
Oxberry 3; Dicks 774; French 741; New British Theatre 72;
Cumberland 34.
My uncle. Oa. (EOH 23 June 1817). 1817.
Jealous on all sides: or the landlord in jeopardy! CO. (EOH 19 Aug
1818). 1818.
The steward: or fashion and feeling, from Thomas Holcroft,
Deserted daughter. C. (CG 15 Sep 1819). 1819. Dicks 539;
Cumberland 34.
Love’s dream, from Scribe, La somnambule. O. (EOH 5 July 1821).
1821; Duncombe 8 and 64.
The lottery ticket: or the lawyer’s clerk [alternative title: The lottery
ticket and the lawyer’s clerk]. F. (DL 13 Dec 1826). 1827; Lacy 68;
Dicks 226; Cumberland 35.
The roué: or the hazards of women. 3 vols 1828; 2 vols New York
1828. A novel. [Often attributed to Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton.]
The Oxonians: a glance at society. 3 vols 1830; 2 vols New York 1830.
A novel. [Often attributed to Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton.]
Hints for husbands. C. (Theatre Royal, Haymarket 29 Aug 1835).
1835.
You know what. F. (SW 28 Nov 1842). Dicks 653.
See also Nicoll 4, pp. 263–4, 571. [ds]
James Boaden 1762–1839
Mss, including some correspondence, agreements with publishers, and letters
of application to the Royal Literary Fund, are located in BL. Licensing copies of
the plays are in the Huntington.
Collection
The plays of James Boaden. Introd by S. Cohan, New York 1980.
Contains facs of plays, below, ptd 1793–1803.
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Songs and choruses in Ozmyn and Daraxa, a musical romance. (K 7
Mar 1793). [1793.]
Fontainville Forest. MD. (CG 25 Mar 1794). 1794 (2 edns); Dublin
1794. From A. Radcliffe, The romance of the forest.
The secret tribunal. MD. (CG 3 June 1795). 1795; Philadelphia 1797.
A letter to George Steevens, esq, containing a critical examination of
the papers of Shakspeare; published by Mr Samuel Ireland. To
which are added, extracts from Vortigern [by Samuel Ireland].
1796 (2 edns); New York 1972 (facs reprint).
The Italian monk. D. (H 15 Aug 1797). 1797 (2 edns). From A.
Radcliffe, The Italian.
Cambro-Britons: an historical play. (H 21 July 1798). 1798.
Aurelio and Miranda. (DL 29 Dec 1798). 1799 (3 edns). From M. G.
Lewis, The monk.
A rainy day: or poetical impressions during a stay at
Brighthelmstone, in the month of July 1801. 1801.
The voice of nature. MD. (H 31 July 1802). 1803; Readex micro. From
L. C. Caigniez, Le jugement de Salomon.
The maid of Bristol. D. (H 24 Aug 1803). 1803 (3 edns); New York 1803;
Readex micro.
An inquiry into the authenticity of various pictures and prints,
which, from the decease of the poet to our own times, have been
offered to the public as portraits of Shakespeare. 1824, 1824; New
York 1975 (facs reprint).
Memoirs of the life of John Philip Kemble, esq., including a history
of the stage, from the time of Garrick to the present period. 2 vols
1825; Philadelphia and New York 1825; New York 1979 (facs
reprint).
Memoirs of Mrs Siddons, interspersed with anecdotes of authors
and actors. 2 vols 1827; 1831 (2nd edn); 1893 (1 vol), 1896, [190?]
(limited edn), Philadelphia and New York [1907?] (limited edn).
The man of two lives. 2 vols 1828; Boston 1829. A novel [signed by
‘Edward Sydenham’].
The life of Mrs Jordan, including original private correspondence
and numerous anecdotes of her contemporaries. 2 vols 1831; 1831
(2nd edn); 1831 (3rd edn, 1 vol); [190?] (limited edn); New York
[1907?] (limited edn).
The private correspondence of David Garrick, with the most
celebrated persons of his time, now first published from the
originals with notes and a new biographical memoir of Garrick.
[Ed James Boaden.] 1831; 1835 (2nd edn).
Memoirs of Mrs Inchbald: including her familiar correspondence
with the most distinguished persons of her time. To which are
added The massacre, and A case of conscience, now first published
from her autograph copies. 2 vols 1833.
reviews: North Amer Rev 37 1833; Tait’s Edinburgh Mag 3 1833.
The doom of Giallo: or the vision of judgment. 2 vols 1835. A novel.
On the sonnets of Shakespeare. Identifying the person to whom
they are addressed; and elucidating several points in the poet’s
history. 1837; New York 1972 (facs reprint). First pbd GM, see
below.
To what person the sonnets of Shakespeare were actually addressed.
2 pts GM, vol 102 pt 2, Sep–Oct 1832. See also letter ibid. (1 Nov
1832) asserting the independence and early date of Boaden’s
conclusions.
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Biographia Dramatica 1812, vol 1 pt 2.
GM Mar 1839, pp. 437–8.
For performance data to 1800, see Hogan pt 5 vol 3. See also Nicoll 3, pp.
238–9, 378; 4, p. 269; Stratman, pp. 52–3; Readex Index, p. 30. [jrs]
Alfred Bunn 1796–1860
Samuel James Arnold | Alfred Bunn
Poems. 1816.
Tancred: a tale, and other poems. By the author of Conrad: a tragedy.
1819. Anon.
Kenilworth: an historical drama. (CG 8 Mar 1831). [1821]; Duncombe
1957 | 1958