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The double-bedded room. F. (H 3 July 1843). Duncombe 47; Lacy 887;
French’s minor drama 171.
My wife’s second floor. F. (P’cess 22 July 1843). Duncombe 74; Lacy
44; French 659.
The wedding breakfast. F. (H 24 Aug 1843). Duncombe 48; French
2193.
My wife’s come! F. (DL 18 Oct 1843). Duncombe 48.
The railroad trip, or London, Birmingham & Bristol!! F. (H 23 Oct
1843). Duncombe 38. Written with Thomas Morton Jr.
The milliner’s holiday. F. (H 29 June 1844). Duncombe 1; Lacy 38.
Young England. F. (H 30 Nov 1844). Duncombe 51; Lacy 408.
The corporal’s wedding, or A kiss from the bride. F. (Adel 20 Jan
1845). Duncombe 52.
The mother and child are doing well. F. (Adel 24 Feb 1845). Webster
117; New York. [1845?].
Who’s the composer? CD. (H 28 Oct 1845). Duncombe 54; French 1845.
Lend me five shillings. F. (H 19 Feb 1846). Lacy 30; Duncombe 55;
French 24; Spencer’s Boston Th.
The Irish tiger. F. (H 2 May 1846). Lacy 34; Duncombe 56; French’s
minor drama 84.
The king and I! F. (H 4 June 1846). Duncombe 53; Lacy 40.
Done on both sides. F. (Lyc 24 Feb 1847). Lacy 26; Duncombe 61.
Who do they take me for? F. (H 1 June 1847). Cumberland 473; Lacy
111; Duncombe 59; French 111.
Who’s my husband? F. (H 16 Oct 1847). Lacy 80; Duncombe 60;
French 1194.
Box and Cox, a romance of real life. F. (Lyc 1 Nov 1847). Dicks 1059;
Lacy 5; Duncombe 60; Heywood 190; French’s minor drama 21;
Mod Eng Com Th 4; Booth 4. Micro. From Une chambre pour
deux and Une chambre à deux lits. An Ethiopian version
Africanised expressly for George Christy by E. B. Christy, New
York [1856] (Brady’s Ethiopian drama 2). Cox and Box, or The
long-lost brothers: triumviretta in 1 act adapted by F. C. Burnand;
music by Arthur S. Sullivan [1866]; French’s minor drama 324.
Old Honesty. CD. (H 6 Apr 1848). Duncombe 61; Lacy 38; Spencer’s
Boston Th 7.
Going to the Derby. F. (Adel 22 May 1848). Duncombe 62; Lacy 37;
New Br Th 42.
Poor Pillicoddy. F. (Lyc 12 July 1848). Lacy 38; Duncombe 62; French’s
minor drama 209; Spencer’s Boston Th 79; The acting drama,
New York.
The midnight watch. D. (M’bone 5 Oct 1848). Lacy 39; Duncombe 62;
De Witt 49.
Slasher and Crasher. F. (Adel 13 Nov 1848). Duncombe 62; Lacy 8;
French’s minor drama 31.
Your life’s in danger. F. (H 20 Dec 1848). Duncombe 63; Lacy 9;
French 131; Spencer’s Boston Th 34.
John Dobbs; or, A dab at anything. F. (Str 23 Apr 1849). Duncombe
54; Lacy 7; French 5; Spencer 11, Boston.
A most unwarrantable intrusion. F. (Adel 11 June 1849). Duncombe
64; Lacy 7; French’s minor drama 238; Spencer’s Boston Th 135.
Where there’s a will there’s a way. CD. (Str 6 Sep 1849). Duncombe
64; Lacy 9; French 129.
My precious Betsy! F. (Adel 18 Feb 1850). Duncombe; Lacy 115;
Spencer’s Boston Th 19.
The three cuckoos; or Ticklish times. F. (H 13 Mar 1850). Duncombe
518; Lacy 35 [as Ticklish times].
Friend Waggles. F. (H 15 Apr 1850). Duncombe; Lacy; French 482.
Sent to the Tower! F. (P’cess 24 Oct 1850). Duncombe 526; Lacy;
French’s minor drama 224; Spencer’s Boston Th 109.
Betsey Baker; or, Too attentive by half. F. (P’cess 13 Nov 1850). Lacy;
French’s minor drama 192; Spencer’s Boston Th 50, as Betsy
Baker.
All that glitters is not gold. CD. (Olym 13 Jan 1851). Lacy; French’s
minor drama 40. Written in collaboration with Thomas Morton
Jr.
Bulwer-Lytton | John Maddison Morton
Grimshaw, Bagshaw and Bradshaw. F. (H 1 July 1851). Lacy 54;
French’s minor drama 42.
A hopeless passion. F. (Str 15 Sep 1851). Lacy 5.
The two Bonnycastles. F. (H 25 Nov 1851). Lacy; French’s minor
drama 44.
Harlequin Hogarth, or The two London ’prentices. P. (DL 26 Dec
1851). Lacy 5. Written in collaboration with Nelson Lee.
Who stole the pocketbook? or A dinner for six. F. (Adel 29 Mar 1852;
H 23 June 1851 as Dinner for six). Lacy 84; French’s minor drama
236.
The writing on the wall. D. (H 9 Aug 1852). [1852] New York; Lacy.
Written in collaboration with Thomas Morton Jr.
The woman I adore! F. (H 9 Oct 1852). Lacy 112; French 112.
A capital match! F. (H 4 Nov 1852). Lacy 116; French 116.
To Paris and back for five pounds. F. (H 5 Feb 1853). Lacy; French 43.
A desperate game. F. (Adel 9 Apr 1853). Lacy; Ames 2.
Whitebait at Greenwich. F. (Adel 14 Nov 1853). Lacy; French’s minor
drama 90; Spencer’s Boston Th 38, as The two Buzzards; or,
Whitebait at Greenwich.
Away with melancholy. F. (P’cess 13 Mar 1854). Lacy 14.
From village to court. CD. (P’cess 5 June 1854). Lacy 15.
Waiting for an omnibus in the Lowther Arcade on a rainy day. F.
(Adel 26 June 1854). Lacy 15.
Harlequin Bluebeard, the great bashaw; or, The good fairy
triumphant over the demon of discord. P. (P’cess 26 Dec 1854).
Lacy 243; French’s minor drama 146.
A game of romps. F. (P’cess 12 Mar 1855). Lacy 260; French 260.
The muleteer of Toledo; or King, queen and knave. CD. (P’cess 9 Apr
1855). Lacy 264; French.
How stout you’re getting. F. (P’cess 16 July 1855). Lacy 22.
Don’t judge by appearances. F. (P’cess 22 Oct 1855); [c. 1884] Lacy 346;
Spencer’s Boston Th 51.
A prince for an hour. CD. (P’cess 24 Mar 1856). Lacy 25.
The rights and wrongs of women. F. (H 24 May 1856). Lacy 26.
Our wife, or, The rose of Amiens. CD. (P’cess 18 Nov 1856). Lacy 417;
French’s minor drama 200; Spencer’s Boston Th 67.
Aladdin and the wonderful lamp. P. (P’cess 25 Dec 1856). Lacy;
French.
An Englishman’s home is his castle. F. (P’cess 11 May 1857). Lacy 31.
‘Take care of Dowb’. F. (H 23 Nov 1857). Lacy 34.
Aunt Charlotte’s maid. F. (Adel 1858). Lacy; Spencer’s Boston Th 13.
Thirty-three next birthday. F. (P’cess 22 Nov 1858). Lacy 560; Ames
28, Clyde, Ohio.
Dying for love. C. (P’cess 25 June 1858) [1858?]; French 536.
Which of the two? F. (Str 25 Apr 1859). Lacy; French 589; World
acting drama, Chicago.
Love and hunger. F. (Adel 26 Sep 1859). Lacy 42; French 624.
A husband to order. Serio-comic D. (Olym 17 Oct 1859). Lacy 632;
French 632; Spencer’s Boston Th 69, New York.
FitzSmythe of FitzSmythe Hall. F. (H 26 May 1860). Lacy 46; French
688.
A regular fix! F. (Olym 11 Oct 1860). Lacy 714; French 282.
The pacha of Pimlico. Ext. (StJ 15 Apr 1861). Lacy.
Wooing one’s wife. F. (Olym 21 Oct 1861). Lacy 52.
Margery Daw; or, The two bumpkins. F. (Adel 16 Dec 1861). Lacy 52.
Catch a weazel. F. (Str 17 Mar 1862). Lacy 54.
She would and he wouldn’t. C. (StJ 6 Sep 1862). Lacy 56.
Lad from the country. F. (Olym 5 June 1863) [1878?]; French 1736.
The ‘Alabama’: altered from H.M. Sloop ‘Spitfire’. Ext. (DL 7 Mar
1864). Lacy 920.
Drawing rooms, second floor and attics. F. (P’cess 28 Mar 1864). Lacy.
Woodcock’s little game. CF. (StJ 6 Oct 1864). Lacy 945; De Witt 11.
My wife’s bonnet. F. (Olym 2 Nov 1864). Lacy 949.
The steeple-chase; or, In the pigskin. F. (Adel 22 Mar 1865). Lacy 66;
French 982.
Pouter’s wedding. F. (StJ 19 June 1865). Lacy 67.
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