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Catching an heiress. F. (Queen’s 15 July 1835). Duncombe 18; Lacy no
582; Dicks 402.
The guardian sylph: or the magic rose. Oa. (Queen’s 3 Aug 1835).
Duncombe 50.
Hunting a turtle. F. (Queen’s 14 Sep 1835). Duncombe 19; Lacy 40;
Dicks 402; Philadelphia [1836?].
The rival pages. C. (Queen’s 8 Oct 1835). Duncombe 25; Lacy no 1400;
Dicks 926.
The widow’s victim. F. (Adel 17 Dec 1835). Duncombe no 153; Lacy no
930; Dicks 415.
Little sins and pretty sinners. Ba. (Queen’s 12 Jan 1836). Duncombe
30; Lacy no 281; Dicks 957.
Frederick of Prussia: or the monarch and the mimic. Ba. (Queen’s 24
July 1837 as The king of Prussia). Duncombe 27; Lacy no 478;
Dicks 423.
The dancing barber. Ba. (Adel 8 Jan 1838). 1838; Webster 3; Mod Eng
Com Th ser 2; Dicks 380.
The rifle brigade. F. (Adel 19 Feb 1838 as Rifle manoeuvres). Webster
3; Dicks 757.
The valet de sham. Ba (StJ 29 Mar 1838). Webster 4; Dicks 770;
Boston Th 23.
Jacques Strop: or a few more passages in the life of the renowned
and illustrious Robert Macaire. D. (Str 24 Sep 1838). Duncombe
31; Lacy no 1516; Dicks 599.
Ask no questions. Ba. (Olym 24 Oct 1838). Webster 5; Dicks 454.
From Bayard and Pickard, Mathias l’invalide.
The king’s gardener: or nipped in the bud. Ba. (Str 1 Apr 1839).
Duncombe 36; New BT 286; Dicks 535.
The fairy lake: or the magic veil. Ba. (Str 13 May 1839). Duncombe 37.
From Le lac des fées.
The loves of Lord Bateman and the fair Sophia. Bsq. (Str 3 July 1839).
Duncombe 37.
Marceline: or the soldier’s legacy. D. (Str 9 Sep 1839). Duncombe 41;
Dicks 568.
Behind the scenes: or actors by lamplight. Ba. (Str 12 Sep 1839).
Duncombe 38; Lacy no 1702; Dicks 703.
The pink of politeness. Ba. (Olym 8 Feb 1840). Duncombe 41; Dicks
772.
Maximums and specimens of William Muggins, natural
philosopher and citizen of the world. 1841, 1859 (new edn). First
pbd in The Sunday Times.
The handsel penny. F. (Lyc 13 May 1841). Pattie no 32.
Barnaby Rudge. D. (EOH 28 June 1841). Duncombe 43; Mod Eng Com
Th ser 1; Lacy no 1511; Dicks 393. With C. Melville. From Dickens.
A lady and gentleman in a peculiarly perplexing predicament. Ba.
(EOH 9 Aug 1841). Duncombe 44; Lacy no 1031; Dicks 425; Boston
Th 19; New York and Philadelphia nd.
Punch. Ext. (Str 18 Sep 1841). Dicks 618.
The new footman. Ba. (Str 28 Mar 1842). Duncombe 45; New BT 353;
Lacy no 1595; Dicks 535.
The boots at the Swan. F. (Str 8 June 1842). Duncombe 45; Lacy no
503; Dicks 564. Baltimore and New York 1847; French Minor NY
no 2.
Antony and Cleopatra. Ba. (Adel 7 Nov 1842). Duncombe 46; Boston
Th 11; Dicks 602.
The moral philosopher. Ba. (Adel 9 Oct 1843). Duncombe 48.
Antony and Cleopatra married and settled. Bsq. (Adel 4 Dec 1843).
Dicks 748.
Dissolving views: or lights and shadows of life. F. (Str 22 Jan 1844).
Barth nd.
King Richard ye Third: or ye battel of Bosworth. Bsq. (Str 26 Feb
1844). Duncombe 49; Lacy no 587; Shakesp bsqs 2.
The mysterious stranger. D. (Adel 30 Oct 1844). Webster 10; Boston
Th 2 1855 (dated) (as Satan in Paris: or the mysterious stranger);
Dicks 798. From M. Clarville et Damarin, Satan: ou le diable à
Paris.
London by night. D. (Str 12 May 1845). Dicks 721; Smith.
Powder and ball: or St Tibb’s Eve. F. (Adel 16 June 1845). Duncombe
53.
Taming a Tartar: or magic and mazourkaphobia. F. (Adel 20 Oct
1845). Webster no 126.
The lioness of the north: or the prisoner of Schlusselbourg. D. (Adel
22 Dec 1845). Webster 12; Dicks 929.
The Irish Dragoon: or wards in Chancery. F. (Adel 1845?). Webster 11;
Dicks 952.
The phantom breakfast. F. (Adel 15 Jan 1846). Bsq. Duncombe 55;
Lacy no 1511; Dicks 955. From L’omelette fantastique.
Out on the sly: or a fête at Rosherville. F. (Adel 12 July 1847).
Duncombe 60; New BT 475.
Peggy Green. C. (Lyc 1 Dec 1847). Duncombe 61; Lacy 42; Sergel 127;
Dicks 1012.
The tutor’s assistant. C. (Lyc 3 July 1848 as The court guide).
Duncombe 62.
The witch of Windermere. C. (M’bone 4 Dec 1848). Lacy no 36, no
1249 (reissue).
Taken in and done for. F. (Str 10 May 1849). 1849; Lacy 3.
Chamber practice: or life in the Temple. F. (Str 25 June 1849).
Duncombe 64; Cumberland no 510.
The white serjeants: or the buttermilk volunteers. C. (Adel 6 May
1850). Webster 16.
The husband of my heart. C. (H 23 Oct 1850). Lacy no 30.
My friend in the straps. F. (H 24 Oct 1850). Webster 16; Mod Eng Com
Th ser 4.
Events to be remembered in the history of England; forming a series
of interesting narratives of the most remarkable occurrences in
each reign. [1851], 1860 (25th edn), 1891 (28th edn). A history for
school use.
The fire eater. F. (Olym 30 June 1851). Lacy no 52.
My sister from India: or the mystical milkman. F. (Str 5 Jan 1852).
Lacy no 1612.
Hotel charges: or how to cook a biffin. F. (Adel 13 Oct 1853). Lacy no
169.
The marble heart: or the sculptor’s dream. D. (Adel 22 May 1854).
Lacy no 214; Boston Th 8. From Barrière and Thiboust, Les filles
de marbre.
My friend the major. F. (StJ 2 Oct 1854). Lacy no 231.
The Spanish dancers: or fans and fandangoes. Ba. (StJ 18 Oct 1854).
Lacy no 735.
Fearful tragedy in the Seven Dials. F. (Adel 4 May 1857). Lacy no
452.
The drapery question: or who’s for India. F. (Adel 28 Oct 1857). Lacy
no 489.
The last of the pigtails. Ca. (Str 6 Sep 1858). Lacy no 545; Boston Th
24.
The bonnie fish wife. F. (Str 20 Sep 1858). Lacy no 551; De Witt 70.
Harold Hawk: or the convict’s vengeance. D. (Sur 27 Sep 1858). Lacy
no 559.
My aunt’s husband. F. (Str 27 Sep 1858). Lacy no 554.
The young mother. CD. (H 28 Feb 1859). Lacy no 574.
Caught by the ears. F. (Str 30 May 1859). Lacy no 604.
Paris and pleasure: or home and happiness. D. (Lyc 28 Nov 1859).
Lacy no 725.
The pet lamb. Ca. (Str 10 Sep 1860). Lacy no 702.
The dinner question, by Tabitha Tickletooth. 1860.
The poor nobleman. D. (StJ 14 Nov 1861). Lacy no 787. From P. F. Pinel
Dumanoir and P. Lafargue.
The pirates of Putney. Ext. (Roy 31 Aug 1863). Lacy no 890.
For other dramatic works see Nicoll 4, pp. 397–9, 610; 5, pp. 560, 815; see also
Conolly, English drama, pp. 266–8; Readex Index, pp. 243–4.
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Era 22 Mar 1863. Obituary. [jrs]