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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Drama
1991 | 1992
Temptation; or, the Vale of Sarnam [alternative title; Sarnem]. Bt.
(StJ 1837). By Gilbert Abbot À Beckett or C. Millingen.
Oliver Twist. B. (StJ 27 Mar 1838). Adapted from Dickens’s novel.
Punch’s pantomime; or Harlequin and Magna Charta [alternative
title: Punch’s pantomime; or Harlequin, King John and Magna
Charta]. P. (CG 26 Dec 1842). In collaboration with Mark Lemon,
Albert Smith, D. W. Jerrold et al.
Little Red Riding Hood. O. (P’cess 5 Feb 1843). Nicoll.
I puritani. Bsq. (P’cess 16 Mar 1843). Nicoll. An English version of
Pepoli’s opera.
Geraldine; or, the lovers’ well. CO. (P’cess 14 Aug 1843). Nicoll.
Adapted from Le puits d’amour by A. E. Scribe and A. de Leuvin.
The gaming table. D. (Fitzroy 3 Feb 1844). Nicoll.
Prologue for Mary A. Keeley. Verse. 1844.
The world underground, etc, etc [alternative title: The world underground;
or, the golden flute and the brazen waters]. Ext. (H 27
Dec 1847).
Charles II; or, something like history. B. J. W. Last 1872. Presumably
misattributed by Nat Union Cat, mistaking Gilbert Abbott À
Beckett for Gilbert Arthur À Beckett.
Christabel; or, the bard bewitched. B. J. W. Last 1872. Misattributed
by Nat Union Cat, mistaking Gilbert Abbott À Beckett for Gilbert
Arthur À Beckett.
An utter perversion of the brigand; or, new lines to an old banditty.
Bsq. (H 26 Dec 1867). Phillips [1878]. Misattributed by Nat Union
Cat, mistaking Gilbert Abbott À Beckett for Gilbert Arthur À
Beckett.
Happy Arcadia. In collaboration with William Schwenk Gilbert.
Court 3 Mar 1873. Misattribution by Nicoll; by Gilbert Arthur À
Beckett.
The Sleeping Beauty; or Harlequin and the spiteful fairy. P. (CG 26
Dec 1870). In collaboration with Charles Henry Ross.
Misattributed by Nat Union Cat, mistaking Gilbert Abbott À
Beckett for Gilbert Arthur À Beckett.
A morning call. Ms, with alterations in another hand. Lib of
Congress.
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Bunn, Alfred. A word with Punch. [1847.]
À Beckett, Arthur William. The À Becketts of Punch: memoirs of
father and sons. 1903.
Burnand, F. C. Mr Punch: some precursors and competitors. Pall
Mall Mag 1904.
Boyd, Martin. Day of my delight. Melbourne 1965. [ps]
Henry Robert Addison, Lt-Col. 1805–76
Licensing copies of the plays are located in BL.
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All plays listed below are also issued in one or more Readex micro edns.
Lo Zingaro. MD. (Adel 3 Aug 1833). Duncombe 12.
Jessie, the flower of Dumblaine: or weel may the keel row! Oa. (Adel
26 Aug 1833). Duncombe 13.
Tam O’Shanter. F. (DL 25 Nov 1834). 1834; Dicks 532. In verse.
The king’s word. Int. (DL 20 Jan 1835). 1835.
Marie: a tale of the Pont Neuf. Ca. (CG 27 Feb 1836). Duncombe 21;
Dicks 991.
Handbook for residents and tourists in Belgium. Brussels 1838.
The Rhine and it’s [sic] banks and environs etc. Brussels 1839.
Belgium as she is. Brussels and Leipzig 1843.
Sophia’s supper. OF. (Sur 21 May 1849). Lacy 16; Boston Th 1 (dated
1855).
Traits and stories of Anglo-Indian life. 1858.
Diary of a judge: being trials of life compiled from the note-books of
a recently deceased judge etc. 1860.
No 117, Arundel Street, Strand. F. (Lyc 24 Mar 1860). Lacy 48.
Recollections of an Irish police magistrate, and other reminiscences
of the south of Ireland. 1862.
Locked in with a lady. F. (Roy 2 Feb 1863). Lacy nd; Sergel 85; De Witt
85.
‘All at sea’: or recollections of a half-pay officer. 1864.
Behind the curtain: a novel. 3 vols 1865.
Paris social: a sketch of every-day life in the French metropolis. 1866.
Forty-eight hours in Paris, amidst the ruins. [1871].
The blue-faced baboon: or the man-monkey. (No performance
details). Dicks 606.
Contributions to periodicals
For Addison’s contributions to Dublin Univ Mag, Bentley’s Misc and
Ainsworth’s Mag, see Wellesley vol 5 1989.
Addison edited the first edn of Who’s who 1849. See also Nicoll 4, pp. 251,
567; 5, pp. 235–6, 777; Readex Index,p.3
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Dublin Univ Mag Oct 1841. Attributed to C. Lever.
Era Almanack. 1868. [jrs]
George Almar
The rover’s bride: or the bittern’s swamp. MD. (Sur 30 Aug 1830).
Cumberland Minor 11.
Pedlar’s acre: or the wife of seven husbands. D. (Sur 22 Aug 1831).
Cumberland Minor 5; Lacy 84; Dicks 280.
The tower of Nesle. MD. (Sur 17 Sep 1832). Cumberland Minor 6;
Lacy 91; Dicks 234.
The knights of St John: or the fire banner. MD. (SW 26 Aug 1833).
Duncombe 12; Lacy 56.
The clerk of Clerkenwell: or the three black bottles. MD. (SW 27 Jan
1834). Cumberland Minor 7.
The bull-fighter: or the bridal ring. MD. (Sur 8 Oct 1838).
Cumberland Minor 14.
Oliver Twist: or the parish boy’s progress. D. (Sur 19 Nov 1838).
Webster 6; Dicks 293; Mod Eng Com Th 1. From Dickens.
Jane of the Hatchet: or the siege of Beauvais. Spec. (Sur 20 July 1840).
Duncombe 41.
See also Nicoll 4, pp. 252–3, 568; 5, pp. 239–40, 777.
Morris Barnett 1800–56
The bold dragoons. Ba. (Adel 9 Feb 1820). Lacy 19; Dicks 509.
Tact: or the wrong box. F. (Queen’s 21 Feb 1831). Duncombe 13.
Mrs G. of the golden pippin: a musical entertainment. (Queen’s 14
Mar 1831). Duncombe 8.
The spirit of the Rhine. D. (Queen’s 22 Sep 1835). Duncombe 29.
The yellow kids. Ba. (Adel 19 Oct 1835). Duncombe 18; Dicks 967.
Monsieur Jacques. Ba. (StJ 13 Jan 1836). Lacy 28; Dicks 503. From
Cogniard, Le pauvre Jacques.
The serious family. F. (H 30 Oct 1849). Dicks 1007. From Le mari à la
campagne.
Sarah Blange. D. (Olym 27 Oct 1852). Lacy 31 (as Sarah the Creole).
See also Nicoll 4, pp. 261, 510; 5, pp. 249–50.
Thomas Lovell Beddoes 1803–49
See col 535.
William Bayle (Baile) Bernard 1807–75
Letters, accounts and licensing copies of the plays are located in BL.
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All plays listed below are also issued in one or more Readex micro edns.
The freebooter’s bride: or the black pirate of the Mediterranean:
including the mystery of the Morescoes. A romance. 5 vols 1829.