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Mid-Nineteenth-Century Drama
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Other times, being Liberal leaders contributed to Lloyd’s Weekly
Newspaper by Douglas Jerrold and Blanchard Jerrold. Pt 1 1852–4
[1868].
Mrs Caudle’s curtain lectures; Mrs Bib’s baby. Ed B. Jerrold 1873.
Fireside saints: Mr Caudle’s breakfast talk, and other papers. Boston
1873.
The barber’s chair and the Hedgehog letters. Ed B. Jerrold 1874;
1890.
The popular tales of Douglas William Jerrold. Illustr G. Cruikshank
[c. 1890].
The handbook of swindling, and other papers. Ed W. Jerrold [1891].
Tales of Douglas Jerrold, now first collected. Ed J. L. Robertson 1891.
Mrs Caudle’s curtain lectures and other stories. [1892].
Bon-mots of Charles Lamb and Douglas Jerrold. Ed W. Jerrold,
illustr A. Beardsley 1893, 1904.
Essays of Douglas Jerrold. Ed W. Jerrold, illustr H. M. Brock 1903.
Fireside saints. Ed W. Jerrold, illustr C. Robinson 1904. Rptd from
Punch Almanack for 1857.
Mrs Caudle’s curtain lectures, and other stories and essays. Ed W.
Jerrold, illustr J. Leech, R. Doyle and C. Keene 1907 (WC).
Douglas Jerrold and Punch. Ed W. Jerrold 1910.
Mrs Caudle’s curtain lectures, and other stories. Nottingham [c.
1920].
The whimsical tales of Douglas Jerrold. Illustr L. Daniel, Allentown
PA 1949.
The best of Mr Punch. The humorous writings of Douglas Jerrold.
Ed R. M. Kelly, Knoxville TN 1970.
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More frightened than hurt. F. (SW 30 Apr 1821). Duncombe’s new
acting drama 1; Dicks 992.
The gipsy of Derncleugh. MD. (SW 27 Aug 1821). Duncombe’s new
acting drama.
Dolly and the rat; or, the Brisket family. Bsq. (Olym 6 Jan 1823; ? rev
version of The Brisket family; or the running of the rat! Olym 9
Jan 1822). Duncombe’s new acting drama.
The smoked miser; or, the benefit of hanging. Int. (SW 23 June 1823).
Duncombe’s new acting drama; Duncombe 52; Dicks 360; Lacy
58.
Paul Pry. C. (Cob 27 Nov 1827). Dicks 928; Lacy 47; Mod Eng Com Th
67; Booth 4.
The statue lover; or, music in marble. Vaud. (Vauxhall Gdns 2 June
1828). Duncombe 2.
Descart, the French buccaneer; or, the rock of Annaboa. MD. (Cob 1
Sep 1828). Duncombe 3; Dicks 258.
The tower of Lochlain; or, the idiot son. MD. (Cob 1 Sep 1828).
Duncombe 8; Lacy 110.
Wives by advertisement; or, courting in the newspapers. Dramatic
Satire. (Cob 8 Sep 1828). Duncombe 2; Dicks 971.
Ambrose Gwinnett; or, a sea-side story. MD. (Cob 6 Oct 1828). Dicks
637; Cumberland Minor 8; Richardson 2; Lacy 86; Turner’s
American Stage, Philadelphia 1833.
Two eyes between two; or, pay me for my eye. Ext. (Cob 13 Oct 1828).
Dicks 975; Duncombe 6.
Fifteen years of a drunkard’s life. MD. (Cob 24 Nov 1828). Dicks 220;
Duncombe 3; Clayton, New York 1830.
Bamfylde Moore Carew. MD. (Sur 13 Feb 1829). Duncombe 5.
John Overy, the miser; or, the Southwark ferry. MD. (Sur 20 Apr
1829). Dicks 796; Cumberland Minor 7; Richardson 2; Lacy 86.
Law and lions! F. (Sur 21 May 1829). Dicks 964; Duncombe 4.
Black Eyed Susan; or, all in the downs. MD. (Sur 8 June 1829). 1829;
Dicks 230; Lacy 23; Duncombe 4; Spencer, Boston 1855 [2-act
version based on E. L. Davenport’s acting adaptation]; Moses,
Boston 1918; Rowell. Emmett, G. Black Eyed Susan . . . illustrated
by eminent artists based on the drama by Douglas Jerrold [c.
1885]; issued in 13 pts.
Vidocq! the French police spy. MD. (Sur 15 Oct 1829). Duncombe 4.
The flying Dutchman. MD. (Sur 15 Oct 1829). Richardson 3 [with
interesting preface by Elliotson].
Thomas à Beckett. T. (Sur 30 Nov 1829). 1829; Dicks 219; Cumberland
Minor 11; Richardson.
Sally in our alley. MD. (Sur 11 Jan 1830). Dicks 934; Cumberland
Minor 16.
The mutiny at the Nore; or, British sailors in 1797. MD. (Royal
Pavilion 31 May 1830). Dicks 795; Lacy 78; Cumberland Minor 5.
The devil’s ducat; or, the gift of Mammon. MD. (Adel 16 Dec 1830).
Dicks 933; Cumberland Minor 5; Lacy 107.
Martha Willis the servant maid; or, service in London. D. (Royal
Pavilion 4 Apr 1831). Dicks 420; Lacy 33.
The bride of Ludgate. C. (DL 8 Dec 1831). Dicks 530; Cumberland 30;
Lacy 93.
The rent day. D. (DL 25 Jan 1832). 1832; Dicks 210; Duncombe 25; Lacy
15; Mod Standard Drama 4, New York 1846; G. H. Lewes,
Selections from Modern British drama, 1867; J. O. Bailey, British
plays of the 19th century, New York 1966; C. Worth, Monash 19th
century drama 6, Australia nd.
The golden calf. C. (Str 30 June 1832). Dicks 529; Cumberland Minor
9.
Nell Gwynne; or, the prologue. C. (CG 9 Jan 1833). 1833; Dicks 274;
Lacy 37; Duncombe 65.
The housekeeper; or, the white rose. C. (H 17 July 1833). 1833; Dicks
294; Duncombe 16; Lacy 29.
The wedding gown. C. (DL 2 Jan 1834). 1834; Dicks 591; Duncombe
37.
Beau Nash, the king of Bath. C. (H 16 July 1834). 1834; Dicks 554.
The hazard of the die. T. (DL 16 Feb 1835). 1835; Dicks 638;
Duncombe 18.
The school fellows. C. (Queens 16 Feb 1835). Dicks 525; Duncombe
16.
Doves in a cage. C. (Adel 21 Dec 1835). 1835; Dicks 633; Duncombe 20;
Lacy 99.
The painter of Ghent. T. (Str 25 Apr 1836). 1836; Dicks 651;
Duncombe 21; Lacy 29.
The man for the ladies. F. (Str 9 May 1836). Dicks 652.
The perils of Pippins; or, the man who ‘couldn’t help it’. Ba. (Str 8
Sep 1836). 1836; Dicks 447; Duncombe 23.
Men of character. 3 vols illustr (anon) Thackeray 1838. Rptd from
Blackwood’s and other jnls. Tauchnitz edn Leipzig 1852.
The handbook of swindling by Captain Barabbas Whitefeather.
Illustr H. K. Browne (Phiz) 1839.
Heads of the people: or, portraits of the English. Drawn by Kenny
Meadows, described by Douglas Jerrold [et al]. 2 vols 1840–1.
Originally issued in 13 (as 12) pts entitled Heads of the people
taken off by Quizzfizz [i.e. Meadows] 1838, followed by a second
ser, also 13 (as 12) [1839], and a composite ser in 20 pts [1839–40].
The white milliner. C. (CG 9 Feb 1841). Dicks 607; Duncombe 43;
Lacy 72.
The prisoner of war. D. (DL 8 Feb 1842). 1842; Dicks 521; Duncombe
58; Lacy 27; G. H. Lewes, Selections from Modern British drama,
1867.
Bubbles of the day. C. (CG 25 Feb 1842). 1842; 1845; Dicks 553.
Cakes and ale. 2 vols illustr G. Cruikshank 1842 (original sketches in
Beinecke Lib, Yale). Tales and sketches rptd from NMM.
Gertrude’s cherries; or, Waterloo in 1835. C. (CG 30 Aug 1842). 1842;
Dicks 656; Lacy 88.
Punch’s letters to his son. 1843. Rptd from Punch.
The story of a feather. Novel. 1844; illustr G. du Maurier 1867. Rptd
from Punch.
Time works wonders. C. (H 26 Apr 1845; Boston 1845; Dicks 851; Lacy
92; Mod Eng Com Th ser 3. See E. Dutton Cook, review of 1873
revival in Nights at the play, 1883.
Punch’s complete letter-writer. 1845. Rptd from Punch.