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Contributions to collaborative works
Songs in Clari: or the maid of Milan [by J. H. Payne]. O. (CG 8 May
1823). 1823; Cumberland 24; Boston 1856; Lacy 95; Dicks 406.
Lays and legends of the Rhine [with music by H. R. Bishop]. 2 vols
1827, 1832; Frankfurt 1830, London 1832, Frankfurt 1836 (with
Legends of the Rhine by T. C. Grattan), 1837 (as The Rhenish keepsake).
Twelve designs for the costume of Shakespeare’s Richard the Third
[with drawings by C. F. Tomkins]. 1830.
Continental gleanings of unpublished scenery [with drawings by C.
F. Tomkins, executed on stone by J. S. Cooper]. [1836?]
Souvenir of the bal costumé given by Queen Victoria at
Buckingham Palace, May 12, 1842 [with drawings by C. Smyth].
1843.
Extravaganza and spectacle. Temple Bar 1861.
An old fairy tale [The sleeping beauty] told anew in pictures and
verse [with drawings by R. Doyle, engraved by the brothers
Dalziel]. [1865.]
An introduction to heraldry [by H. Clark, revised and corrected by J.
R. Planché]. 1866, 1892.
Songs in Babil and Bijou: or the lost regalia [by D. Boucicault].
Spectacle (CG 29 Aug 1872). [1882?] (rev).
Journals
The recollections and reflections of J. R. Planché: a professional
autobiography. 2 vols 1872, 1901.
Translations
King Nut-Cracker: or the dream of poor Reinhold. A fairy tale.
[1853], [1927]. From H. Hoffmann.
Fairy tales by the Countess d’Aulnoy. 1855, 1888.
Four and twenty fairy tales: selected from those of Perrault and
other popular writers. 1858.
Planché also edited or annotated several other works on costume, armoury
and antiquities.
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J. R. Planché. Critic 5 Nov 1859. Anon.
Athenaeum 5 June 1880. Obituary.
Jnl of Br Archaeological Assoc 36 1880. Obituary.
Simpson, J. P. J. R. Planché. Theatre Aug 1880.
A theatrical reformer (J. R. Planché). Stage 16, 23 Sep 1915. Anon.
[dr]
Isaac Pocock 1782–1835
Hit or miss! O. (Lyc 26 Feb 1810). 1810 (3 edns), 1811, 1816 (Dibdin’s
London Theatre 6), 1818; Cumberland 34.
The miller and his men. MD. (CG 21 Oct 1813). 1813, 1816, 1820;
Cumberland 26; Dicks 28; Dicks’ BD; Lacy suppl vol 1; Boston
1856.
The magpie or the maid? MD. (CG 15 Sep 1815). [1815], 1816;
Cumberland 28; Lacy 87; Dicks 948. First produced as The daughter
(DL 7 Sep 1815). From Caigniez, La pie voleuse.
Robinson Crusoe: or the bold bucaniers. MD. (CG 7 Apr 1817). 1817;
Cumberland 28; Lacy 89; [1871]; Dicks 214. From Pixérécourt,
Robinson Crusoe.
Rob Roy Macgregor: or auld lang syne! MD. (CG 12 Mar 1818). 1818,
1818; Oxberry 10; Lacy 3; Dicks 70; BD 2; Dicks’ BD [1867];
Waverley dramas [1845]. From Scott.
Montrose: or the children of the mist. MD. (CG 14 Feb 1822). 1822,
Baltimore 1822. From Scott, The legend of Montrose.
Nigel: or the crown jewels. MD. (CG 28 Jan 1823). 1923. From Scott,
The fortunes of Nigel.
The robber’s bride. MD. (CG 22 Oct 1829). Cumberland Minor 2;
Boston 1856; Dicks 362; Cumberland 28; Lacy 69.
See also Nicoll 4, pp. 383–5, 606.
John Poole 1786–1872
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Byzantium: a dramatic poem. nd.
Hamlet travestie. Bsq. (NT 24 Jan 1811). 1810 (anon), 1810 (authorship
acknowledged), 1811 (2nd–3rd edns), New York 1811, London
[1812], 1816, 1817, New York 1820, 1837, Oxford 1849, London 1853
(in Lacy 10), New York 1866, London [187-?] (reprint of 1811).
The hole in the wall. F. (DL 23 June 1813). 1813, New York 1813.
A short reign and a merry one. F. (CG 19 Nov 1819). 1819.
Simpson and Co. C. (DL 5 Dec 1822). New York 1823, 1827;
Cumberland 43; Lacy 74; Dicks 336.
’Twould puzzle a conjuror. F. (H 11 Sep 1824). Lacy 14; Dicks 648.
Paul Pry. C. (H 13 Sep 1825). Duncombe 1; New York 1826; Lacy 15;
Dicks 321; tr Ger 1854, Hungarian 1882.
Lodgings for single gentlemen. F. (H 15 June 1829). Lacy 115; Dicks
403; Duncombe 54.
Patrician and parvenu: or confusion worse confounded. C. (DL 21
Mar 1835). 1835.
Crotchets in the air: or an [un]scientific account of a balloon-trip in a
familiar letter to a friend. 1838, 1838.
Little Pedlington and the Pedlingtonians. 2 vols 1839, 1860.
Phineas Quiddy: or sheer industry. 3 vols 1843.
Christmas festivities: tales, sketches and characters, with beauties of
the modern drama in four specimens. 4 vols 1845–8.
The comic miscellany for 1845. 1845. Ed Poole.
The comic sketch-book or sketches and recollections. 1859 (‘new edn’).
For other dramatic pieces, see Nicoll 4, pp. 386–7, 606.
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Fitzgerald, P. The author of Paul Pry. GM Sep 1874.
Richard John Raymond
The castle of Paluzzi: or the extorted oath. MD. (CG 27 May 1818).
1818.
Cherry bounce. F. (SW 27 Aug 1821). Lacy 69; Dicks 360; Duncombe 9.
Robert the devil: or the wizard’s ring. MD. (Cob 21 June 1830). 1830;
Cumberland 33.
The deuce is in her. F. (Adel 28 Aug 1830). Duncombe 7; Dicks 993.
The farmer’s daughter of the Severnside: or the broken heart. D.
(Cob 11 Apr 1831). Lacy 26.
The old oak tree. MD. (EOH 24 Aug 1835). Duncombe 18.
Mrs White. Oa. (EOH 23 June 1836). Duncombe 22; Lacy 55; Dicks 360.
The discarded daughter. (Sur 5 Apr 1847). Duncombe 59.
See also Nicoll 4, pp. 388–9, 606.
William Barnes Rhodes 1772–1826
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The satires of Juvenal translated into English verse. 1801.
Epigrams, in two books. 1803.
Eccentric tales in verse, by Cornelius Crambo. 1808.
Bombastes furioso: a burlesque tragic opera. (H 7 Aug 1810).
[Dublin] 1813, London 1822 (pirated), 1822 (first authorised edn),
1830; Duncombe 48; Cumberland 43; Lacy 3; Dicks 222.
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Bibliotheca dramatica: a catalogue of the dramatic library of W. B.
Rhodes esq, which will be sold by auction by Mr Sotheby. [1825.]
GM Nov 1826. Obituary.
Lord John Russell, 1st Earl Russell 1792–1878
Isaac Pocock | Lord John Russell
Don Carlos: or persecution. D. (Sur 8 June 1848). 1822 (6 edns). From
Schiller.
Caius Gracchus. [1830.] From Monti.
1981 | 1982