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Early Nineteenth-Century Drama
1967 | 1968
The house to let. 1857.Poetry.
Bahanavar, a romantic poem and The story of Fadleen, a prose tale.
1858.
Michael Schwartz; or, The two runaway apprentices. 1858.
Thirty-five years of a dramatic author’s life. 2 vols 1859.
A leaf from creation. 1867.Poem.
To an early daisy. 1867.Poem.
My angel. 1868.Poem.
The ‘wee craft’. Red, white and blue. Broadsheet. 1886.
My pretty Jane. London and New York (ptd in Germany) 1891.
Plays of unknown date and performance
Margaret’s ghost; or, The libertine’s ship. MD. Duncombe nd.
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Clifton, L. The terrible Fitzball. The melodramatist of the macabre.
Athens OH 1993.
Winn, P. C. The ‘terrible’ Fitzball. The work of a hack dramatist,
1817–1873. Ithaca NY 1979. [by]
John Thomas Haines 1799?–1843
Licensing copies of the later plays are located in BL.
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The idiot witness: or a tale of blood. MD. (Cob 6 Oct 1823).
Duncombe 5; Lacy 46; Philadelphia and New York [c. 1844];
Boston Th 4 (dated 1856); Lorenzen micro; Readex micro.
The wraith of the lake: or the brownie’s brig! MD. (Cob 26 Oct 1829).
Duncombe nd; Readex micro.
Austerlitz: or the soldier’s bride. MD. (Queen’s 26 Sep 1831).
Cumberland Minor 14; Dicks 479; Readex micro.
Jacob Faithful: or the life of a Thames waterman! D. (Vic 16 Dec 1834
as Jacob Faithful, the lighter-boy: a tale of the Thames).
Duncombe 16; Dicks 507; Readex micro. From Marryat.
My Poll and my partner Joe. MD. (Sur 31 Aug 1835). Cumberland
Minor 9; Lacy 71; French no 1058; Dicks 500; Booth melodramas;
Readex micro.
The ocean of life: or every inch a sailor. D. (Sur 4 Apr 1836).
Cumberland Minor 11; Lacy 69; Dicks 634; Kilgarriff; Readex
micro.
Rattlin the reefer: or the tiger of the sea! MD. (Vic 22 Aug 1836).
Duncombe 24; French no 2008; Readex micro.
Richard Plantagenet. D. (Vic 1 Dec 1836). Cumberland Minor 14;
Dicks 449. Variant title A legend of Walworth; Readex micro.
Maidens beware! Ba. (Vic 6 Dec 1836). Duncombe 25; Dicks 772;
Readex micro.
Breakers ahead: or a seaman’s log. D. (Vic 27 Mar 1837). Duncombe
27; Readex micro.
Angeline. D. (StJ 29 Sep 1837). Webster 3; Dicks 669. Variant title
Angeline le Lis; Readex micro.
Amilie: or the love test. D. (CG 2 Dec 1837). [1837] (songs, duets etc);
1862; Baltimore nd; Readex micro.
The French spy: or the siege of Constantina. D. (Adel 4 Dec 1837).
French NY 153; Dicks 680; Readex micro.
The Rye house plot: or the maltster’s daughter. D. (SW 4 June 1838).
Dicks 426.
The charming Polly: or lucky or unlucky days. D. (Sur 2 July 1838).
Duncombe 30; Dicks 600; Readex micro.
Alice Grey, the suspected one: or the moral brand. D. (Sur 1 Apr 1839).
Pattie 1; Lacy 44; Dicks 354; Readex micro.
Jack Sheppard. MD. (Sur 21 Oct 1839). Pattie 1. From Ainsworth.
Nick of the woods: or the altar of revenge! MD. (Vic 1839).
Duncombe 44; Lacy nd; Readex micro.
The life of a woman: or the curate’s daughter. T. (Sur 20 Apr 1840).
Pattie 2; Dicks 468; Readex micro. From Hogarth, Harlot’s
progress.
The factory boy. D. (Sur 8 June 1840). Pattie 2; Dicks 641; Readex micro.
The wizard of the wave: or the ship of the avenger. D. (Vic 7 Sep
1840). Pattie 2; Lacy 46; Dicks 921; Readex micro.
The yew tree ruins: or the wreck, the miser, and the mines. D. (Vic 11
Jan 1841). Lacy 74; Dicks 485; Readex micro.
A queen of a day. D. (Sur 14 June 1841). [1841]; [1841] (songs); Readex
micro. From Scribe.
Ruth: or the lass that loves a sailor. D. (Vic 23 Jan 1843). Lacy 44;
Readex micro; Dicks 925 (as The lass that loves a sailor).
Uncle Oliver: or a house divided. D. (EOH 20 Mar 1843). Pattie 3;
Readex micro; Dicks 576 (as A house divided) .
See also Nicoll 4, pp. 322–3, 586–7; Conolly, English drama, pp. 188–9;
Readex Index, pp. 114–15.
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GM July 1843. Obituary.
Wewiara, G. E. J. T. Haines in Manchester, 1828–29. ThN 27 1972–3.
[jrs]
James Haynes 1788–1851
Except for Mary Stuart, which is located in BL, licensing copies of the plays
are in the Huntington.
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All plays listed below are available in one or more Readex micro edns.
Conscience: or the bridal night. T. (DL 21 Feb 1821). 1821; New York
1821.
review: London Mag Mar 1821.
Durazzo. T. (Park, New York 18 Oct 1823). 1823; New York 1823.
Withdrawn by author from production in London in 1823.
Mary Stuart. T. (DL 22 Jan 1840). 1840 (3 edns); Dicks 749.
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James Haynes’s Conscience: or the bridal night. London Mag Mar
1821.
See also Nicoll 4, p. 314; Conolly, English drama, p. 189; Stratman,
pp. 236–7; Readex Index, p. 122. [jrs]
Charles Kemble 1775–1854
Mss are located in BL, Folger, Harvard Theatre Collection, Garrick Club,
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Lib, and the Theatre Museum, London. Except
for the revised version of The wanderer, which is in BL, licensing copies of
the plays are in the Huntington.
Bibliography
In J. Williamson, below.
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The point of honour. C. (H 15 July 1800). 1800, 1801, 1805; Baltimore
1830; Inchbald 24; Cumberland 28; Dicks 791; Readex micro.
From L. S. Mercier, Le déserteur.
The wanderer; or the rights of hospitality. D. (CG 12 Jan 1808). 1808;
[1808] (as A sketch of the wanderer); New York 1808; Readex
micro. From Kotzebue, Eduard in Schottland. Revived as The
royal fugitive CG 26 Nov 1829.
Plot and counterplot; or the portrait of Michael Cervantes. F. (H 30
June 1808). 1808, 1812 (2nd edn); Cumberland 41; Lacy 90; Dicks 503;
Readex micro. From Dieulafoi, Le portrait de Michel Cervantes.
review: Br Critic Dec 1809.
C. Kemble’s Shakespere readings. Ed R. J. Lane 3 vols 1870, 1879.
Henry VI: a tragedy . . . condensed [by C. Kemble] from Shakespeare.
In The works of William Shakespeare, ed Henry Irving and F. A.
Marshall, 1890.
Attributed or spurious works
A budget of blunders. F. (CG 16 Feb 1810). Philadelphia 1811, 1823.
Spurious.