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Mrs Caudle’s curtain lectures. 1846 (rptd from Punch; review by
Thackeray in Morning Chron 26 Dec 1845); 1856 etc; illustr C.
Keene 1866; centenary edn with bibliography by W. Jerrold, 1902;
illustr MacKay, Edinburgh 1950; introd by A. Burgess 1974
(review by M. Slater in TLS Dec 1974; Robertson Davies Victorian
Periodicals Rev 9 1976); tr Hungarian 1860, Fr 1865, 1890, Ger
1869, 1870, Swed 1872, Ital 1885.
The chronicles of Clovernook; with some account of the hermit of
Bellyfulle. Rptd with other essays from the Illuminated Mag
1846; rptd 1996 in Modern British Utopias, ed G. Claeys, vol 8; tr
Ger 1847.
A man made of money. Novel. Illustr J. Leech 1849; 1892. Originally
issued in 6 pts.
review: Br Quart Rev 10 1849.
Retired from business. C. (H 3 May 1851). Mod Eng Com Th.
St Cupid; or Dorothy’s fortune. C. (P’cess 2 Jan 1853). 1853; ed F. C.
Wemyss, New York (the Minor drama no 50), nd; Mod Eng Com
Th; French’s acting edn.
A heart of gold. D. (P’cess 9 Oct 1854). 1854.
Contributions to periodicals
Throughout his career Jerrold wrote extensively for numerous jnls, notably
the following:
Mirror of the Stage 1823–4.
Weekly Times 1826–7.
Monthly Mag 1826–32.
Ballot 1831.
Examiner 1831–4(?).
Athenaeum 1832–4.
Morning Herald 1832–40.
Cambridge Quart Rev 1833–4.
Freemason’s Quart 1834–8.
Blackwood’s Mag 1835–8 (see Wellesley vol 5).
NMM 1837–41 (see Wellesley vol 5).
Punch 1841–57. (See B. Jerrold, Douglas Jerrold and Punch, for full
listing of contribution to end 1848 – from 1849 contributions are
very scantily noted; also B. A. White, Douglas Jerrold’s ‘Q’ papers
in Punch, Victorian Periodicals Rev 15 1982.)
Daily News 1846.
Illust London News (Christmas suppl 1850: ‘The sick giant and the
doctor dwarf’).
Jerrold also edited the following jnls:
The Illuminated Mag 1843–4.
Contributed The chronicles of Clovernook (Utopian fantasy), etc.
Douglas Jerrold’s Shilling Mag 1845–8.
Contributed The history of St Giles and St James (novel), The
Hedgehog letters, etc; see M. Fryckstedt, in Victorian Periodicals
Rev 19 1986.
Douglas Jerrold’s Weekly Newspaper 1846–8.
Contributed The barber’s chair (satiric drama sketches), etc.
Lloyd’s Weekly Newspaper 1852–7.
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Powell, T. In his Pictures of the living authors of Britain, 1851.
Saturday Rev Dec 1855. Anon.
[Dixon, J. H.] Athenaeum 1857. Obituary.
Hannay, J. Douglas Jerrold. Personal reminiscences. Atlantic
Monthly 1 1857.
[Sinnet, J.] NMM 110 1857.
North Br Rev 30 1859. Anon.
Jerrold, W. B. The life and remains of Douglas Jerrold 1859. 2nd edn
as vol 5 of re-issued Works (see §1, above).
Stirling, J. H. Jerrold, Tennyson and Macaulay. Edinburgh 1868.
Collins, W. My miscellanies. 1875.
Clarke, C. and M. Recollections of writers. 1878.
Copping, E. Douglas Jerrold. New Rev 7 1892.
Jerrold, W. Douglas Jerrold, dramatist and wit. 2 vols [1914].
Jerrold, W. Douglas Jerrold’s facts and fancies. Fortnightly Rev 124
1928.
Kelly, R. M. Douglas Jerrold. New York 1972.
Emeljanov, V. Victorian popular dramatists. Boston 1987. [ms]
Mark Lemon 1809–70
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P.L.: or 30 Strand. MF. (Str 25 Apr 1836). Duncombe 22; Dicks 977.
Arnold of Winkelreid: or the flight of the Sempach. D. (Sur 25 July
1836). Duncombe 22.
The MP for the rotten borough. MF. (EOH 27 July 1838). Dicks 719.
A familiar friend. Ba. (Olym 8 Feb 1840). [1840]; Dicks 981.
The gentleman in black: or the loves of the devils. (Olym 9 Dec 1840).
[1840?]; Dicks 776.
What will the world say? (CG 25 Sep 1841). 1841.
Grandfather Whitehead. C. (H 31 Sep 1842). Webster 10; Dicks 505.
Hearts are trumps. F. (Str 30 July 1849). [1863]; Dicks 1058.
The enchanted doll: a fairy tale for little people; the illustrations by
R. Doyle. 1849.
Prose and verse. 1852.
The railway belle. F. (Adel 20 Nov 1854). Lacy 17.
A Christmas hamper. 1860. Tales.
Wait for the end: a story. 3 vols 1863.
Legends of number nip. 1864. From the Ger of J. C. A. Musaeus.
The jest book: the choicest anecdotes and sayings, selected and
arranged by Mark Lemon. Cambridge 1864.
Loved at last: a story. 3 vols 1864.
Tom Moody’s tales, edited [or rather written] by Mark Lemon; illustrated
by H. K. Browne. 1864.
Falkner Lyle: or the story of two wives. 3 vols 1866.
Leyton Hall and other tales. 3 vols 1867.
Golden fetters. 3 vols 1867. A novel.
Up and down the London streets. 1867. Historical and descriptive
lectures.
Fairy tales; with illustrations by R. Doyle and C. H. Bennett. 1868.
Tinykin’s transformations: a child’s story. 1869.
The small house over the water, and other stories; with portrait and
illustrations by G. Cruikshank. 1888.
Lemon, with Henry Mayhew, founded Punch, the first number of which
appeared on 17 July 1841. He remained editor until his death.
For other dramatic works, see Nicoll 4, pp. 343–5, 594–5; 5, pp. 455, 803.
§2
Friswell, J. H. In his Modern men of letters, 1870.
Hatton, J. Reminiscences of Lemon. GM July–Dec 1870.
Hatton, J. The true story of Punch. London Soc 28, 30 1875–6.
Spielmann, M. H. The history of Punch. 1895.
Adrian, A. A. Lemon: first editor of Punch. 1966.
Leopold David Lewis 1828–90
Mark Lemon | George William Lovell
The mask: a humorous and fantastic review, edited by Lewis and
Alfred Thompson [and entirely written by them]. Feb–Dec 1868.
The bells. D. (Lyc 25 Nov 1871). Lacy 97; New York 1872. From
Erckmann-Chatrian, Le juif polonais.
A peal of merry bells. 3 vols [1880]. A novel.
For other dramatic works, see Nicoll 5, p. 459.
George William Lovell 1804–78
§1
The provost of Bruges. T. (DL 10 Feb 1836). 1837; Dicks 681. From
Leitch Ritchie, The serf, in his Romance of history.
Love’s sacrifice: or the rival merchants. D. (CG 12 Sep 1842). Lacy 67;
Dicks 650.
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