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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Drama
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Ovingdean Grange: or a tale of the South Downs. D. Dicks 1019;
Readex micro. From Ainsworth.
Hard times. D. (Str 14 Aug 1854). 1854; Dicks 785; Readex micro.
From Dickens.
Who’s a traveller? F. (Str 30 Oct 1854). 1855; Readex micro.
Little Dorrit. D. (Str 10 Nov 1856). [1856?] From Dickens.
The tale of two cities: or the incarcerated victim of the Bastille. D.
(Vic 7 July 1860). Dicks 780; Readex micro. From Dickens.
Under the earth: or the sons of toil. D. (Astley’s 22 Apr 1867). Dicks’
BD 6. Also attributed to W. H. C. Nation.
For other dramatic works, including other adaptations of Dickens, see Nicoll
4, pp. 283, 577; 5, pp. 324, 786. See also Readex Index, pp. 60–1.
Contributions to periodicals
Cooper was editor of, or contributor to, a number of short-lived newspapers
and periodicals, including Drama: or the theatrical pocket mag (Nov
1821–May 1822), Paul Pry (1830), Cerebus (1834), and Theatrical Chron
(Sep 1848–Mar 1849).
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Era 19 Jan 1879. Obituary.
Glasgow News Jan 1879, rptd Entr’acte no 500. By E. L. Blanchard.
Obituary.
Cooper, F. R. Nothing extenuate: the life of Frederick Fox Cooper.
1964. [jrs]
Joseph Stirling Coyne 1803–68
Licensing copies of the plays, including several autographs, are located in BL.
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All the plays listed below are also issued in one or more Readex micro edns.
The queer subject. F. (Adel 28 Nov 1836). 1837; Webster 1; Dicks 782.
Valsha: or the slave queen. D. (Adel 30 Oct 1837). Webster 2; Dicks
702. From La guerre des servantes.
All for love: or the lost pleiad. D. (Adel 16 Jan 1838). Webster 3.
Arajoon: or the conquest of Mysore. Ba. (Adel 22 Oct 1838). Dicks
700.
Helen Oakleigh: or the wife’s stratagem. MD. (EOH 9 June 1840).
Duncombe 42; Dicks 605.
Satanas and the spirit of beauty. Spec. (Adel 11 Feb 1841). Lacy 39.
From the ballet Le diable amoureux.
My friend the capt. F. (H 20 July 1841). Barth nd; Dicks 740.
The scenery and antiquities of Ireland, illustrated from drawings by
W. H. Bartlett: the literary portion of the work by N. P. Willis and
J. Stirling Coyne. 2 vols [1842], [1875?].
The water witches. F. (EOH 6 June 1842). Lacy 41; Lorenzen micro.
The merchant and his clerks. D. (Adel 12 Dec 1842). Barth nd; Dicks
642.
Binks the bagman. F. (Adel 13 Feb 1843). Lacy 7; Dicks 624.
The trumpeter’s daughter. F. (H 7 Dec 1843). French Minor NY 276.
The signal. D. (Olym 8 Apr 1844). Duncombe 49; French 110; Dicks 741.
Richard III. Bsq. (Adel 1844?). 1844; Barth nd.
Railway bubbles. F. (H 29 Nov 1845). Barth nd.
Did you ever send your wife to Camberwell? F. (Adel 16 Mar 1846).
Webster 12; Dicks 955; Booth WC; New York nd (as Did you ever
send your wife to Brooklyn?); Oxford 1995 (WC).
The queen of the Abruzzi. Spec. (Adel 8 June 1846). Duncombe 58.
How to settle accounts with your laundress. F. (Adel 26 July 1847).
Webster 14; Dicks 1006; Booth 4; Booth.
This house to be sold (the property of the late William Shakespeare)
– inquire within. Ext. (Adel 9 Sep 1847). Webster 14. Music by A.
Mackenzie.
The Tipperary legacy. F. (Adel 6 Dec 1847). Webster 14; New York nd.
With H. Hamilton.
Our national defences: or the Cockshot yeomanry. F. (Adel 27 Jan
1848). Webster 14.
Pas de fascination: or catching a governor. F. (H 26 Apr 1848 as Lola
Montes: or a countess for an hour). Webster 14; Boston Th 24;
French Minor NY 270.
The barmaid; The potato can. In A. R. Smith, Gavarni in London,
1849; rptd in his Sketches of London life, [1859].
Cocknies in California. F. (Adel 26 Feb 1849). Webster 15; French
Minor NY 33 (as Cockneys in California).
Separate maintenance. F. (H 12 Mar 1849). Duncombe 64; New BT
506; Lacy 94.
Mrs Bunbury’s spoons. Sk. (Adel 15 Oct 1849). Webster 15.
A scene in the life of an unprotected female. F. (Str 4 Feb 1850 as An
unprotected female). Duncombe 64; Boston Th 16; French 111;
French Minor NY 233.
My wife’s daughter. C. (Olym 14 Oct 1850). Lacy 2.
The vicar of Wakefield: or the pastor’s fireside. D. (H 1850?). Webster
16. From Goldsmith.
Presented at court. C. (H 6 Feb 1851). Webster 16.
A duel in the dark. F. (H 31 Jan 1852). Lacy 6.
Wanted, 1000 spirited young milliners for the gold diggings. F.
(Olym 2 Oct 1852). Lacy 8; Boston Th 10.
Box and Cox married and settled. F. (H 15 Oct 1852). Lacy 8; French
Minor NY 49.
Leo the terrible. Bsq. (H 27 Dec 1852). Lacy 9. With F. Talfourd.
The hope of the family. C. (H 3 Dec 1853). Lacy 13.
Willikind and hys Dinah. D. (H 16 Mar 1854). Lacy 14.
The old chateau: or a night of peril. MD. (H 24 July 1854). Lacy 15.
Pippins and pies: or sketches out of school. Being the adventures
and misadventures of Master Frank Pickleberry during that
month he was home for the holidays. 1855.
The secret agent. C. (H 10 Mar 1855). Lacy 18. From F. W. Hackländer,
Der geheime agent.
The man of many friends. C. (H 1 Sep 1855). Lacy 23; Boston Th 11
(dated 1855).
Catching a mermaid. Ext. (Olym 20 Oct 1855). Lacy 24.
Urgent private affairs. F. (Adel 7 Jan 1856). Lacy 24.
Angel or devil. D. (Lyc 2 Mar 1857). Lacy 29.
Fraud and its victims. D. (Sur 2 Mar 1857). Lacy 29; Boston Th 20.
What will they say at Brompton? Ca. (Olym 23 Nov 1857). Lacy 34.
The love-knot. C. (DL 8 Mar 1858). Lacy 35; Boston Th 21.
Nothing venture, nothing win. C. (Str 5 Apr 1858). Lacy 35.
Samuel in search of himself. F. (P’cess 5 Apr 1858). Lacy 36. With H. C.
Coape.
Everybody’s friend. C. (H 2 Apr 1859). Lacy 40; De Witt 135.
The pets of the parterre: or love in a garden. Ca. (Lyc 5 Nov 1860).
Lacy 48.
The little rebel. F. (Olym 1 Apr 1861). Lacy 50; De Witt 32.
Black sheep. C. (H 22 Apr 1861). Lacy 51.
That affair at Finchley. Ca. (Str 14 Oct 1861). Lacy 52.
A terrible secret. F. (DL 28 Oct 1861). Lacy 53.
Duck hunting. F. (H 29 Sep 1862). Lacy 56.
Buckstone at home: or the manager and his friends. Sk. (H 6 Apr
1863). Lacy 58.
The woman in red. D. (Vic 28 Mar 1864). Lacy 92; Sergel 136. From V.
Séjour, La tireuse des cartes.
Dark doings in the cupboard. F. (Adel 29 Dec 1864). Lacy 64.
Sam Spangles: or the history of a harlequin. 1866.
‘Oil is better for a wig than vinegar’: a dramatic proverb. In Mixed
sweets from Routledge’s annual, [1867].
The broken-hearted club. Ca. (H 16 Jan 1868). Sergel 25.
The woman of the world. C. (Olym 17 Feb 1868). Lacy 81.
The home wreck. D. (Sur 8 Feb 1869). Lacy 85. Completed by J. Denis
Coyne. From Tennyson, Enoch Arden.
Contributions to periodicals
Tim Hogan’s ghost. Bentley’s Misc July 1841.
Phil Flannigan’s adventures. Bentley’s Misc Feb 1842.