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Austen-Leigh, W. and R. A. Jane Austen: her life and letters, a family
record. 1913, New York 1913, 1965.
Austen-Leigh, M. A. Personal aspects of Jane Austen. 1920, Folcroft
PA 1974.
Johnson, R. B. Jane Austen: her life, her work, her family, and her
critics. London, Toronto and New York 1930.
Jenkins, E. Jane Austen: a biography. 1938, 1948, New York 1949,
London 1958, New York 1959, 1960, 1969, London 1972, 1973.
Lascelles, M. Jane Austen and her art. Oxford 1939, 1941 (corrected),
London 1963, 1995.
Austen-Leigh, R. A. Austen papers 1704–1856. 1942 (priv ptd); ed L.
Ross, introd by D. J. Gilson, 1994. With addns and corrections to
Memoir and Life and letters, 1913.
Hodge, J. A. The double life of Jane Austen. 1972, New York 1972 (as
Only a novel: the double life of Jane Austen).
Cecil, Lord D. A portrait of Jane Austen. 1978, New York 1979.
Tucker, G. H. A goodly heritage: a history of Jane Austen’s family.
Manchester 1983.
Halperin, J. The life of Jane Austen. Baltimore 1984, Brighton 1984;
tr Fr 1992.
Honan, P. Jane Austen: her life. 1987.
Le Faye, D. Jane Austen: a family record. 1989, Boston 1989.
Substantial revision and enlargement of W. and R. A. Austen-
Leigh’s Life and letters, 1913, above.
Tucker, G. H. Jane Austen the woman: some biographical insights.
1994, New York 1994.
Nokes, D. Jane Austen: a life. 1997.
Tomalin, C. Jane Austen: a life. 1997.
The Jane Austen Soc has produced annual reports from May 1940, which have
been further re-issued as collected reports on a periodic basis. Persuasions:
The Jane Austen Soc Jnl of North America began publication on 16 Dec
1979. [pg and am]
John Banim 1798–1842 and Michael Banim 1796–1874
The pseudonym ‘the O’Hara family’ was used for work in which both brothers
collaborated but which was mostly planned, written or extensively revised by
John Banim.
Bibliographies
Sadleir, M. In his XIX century fiction: a bibliographical record, 2
vols 1951.
§1
The Celt’s paradise, in four duans by John Banim. 1821, 1821, New
York 1869. A poem.
Damon and Pythias: a tragedy in five acts by John Banim. 1821, 1821,
New York 1821, [1825?] (in J. Duncombe, British Theatre vol 61),
Baltimore 1826, Philadelphia 1826, 1829, Baltimore 1832,
Philadelphia 1837, Philadelphia and New York 1845, Boston
[1846?], New York [185–?], New York 1860, London 1860, 1865 (in
British Theatre vol 3), New York [187–?], [1883] (in J. Dicks, Standard
plays). By J. Banim; R. L. Sheil had a small share in this play.
A letter to the committee appointed to appropriate a fund for a
national testimonial commemorative of His Majesty’s first visit
to Ireland. Dublin 1822. By J. Banim.
Revelations of the dead-alive. 1824 (anon), 1845 (as London and its
eccentricities in the year 2023: or revelations of the dead-alive, by
the author of Boyne Water). Essays by J. Banim.
Tales by the O’Hara family [ser 1] containing Crohoore of the billhook;
The Fetches; and John Doe. 3 vols 1825; ser 2 comprising
The Nowlans and Peter of the castle, 3 vols 1826, 1827, 1831, Belfast
1846; ed R. L. Wolff, New York and London 1978 (both ser).
reviews: (ser 1) GM 95 1825, Lady’s Mag 6 1825, Monthly Mag 59
1825; (ser 2) Dublin and London Mag 2 1826, Literary Chron 1826.
Ser 1–2 (as vols 1, 7 and 11 of the Parlour novelist) 3 vols London and
Belfast 1846.
Peter of the castle and The Nowlans. 3 vols 1833; Peter tr Fr 1829, Ger
1834; Nowlans tr Ger 1835.
The Nowlans. 3 vols ‘1834’ [1833], 1838, 1846, 1 vol 1853; introd by K.
Casey, Belfast 1992.
Crohoore of the bill-hook and The Fetches. 1838, 1848, New York
1865, 1875; Crohoore tr Ger 1828, Fr 1829.
John Doe. 1842, 1853.
The Peep o’day: or John Doe and Crohoore of the bill-hook. Ed M.
Banim, London [1862], Dublin 1865, New York 1865, London
1870, New York 1875, London 1876, New York 1896.
The Peep o’day: or Captain John Doe, the last of the guerillas. New
York 1877, 1897.
Peter of the castle and The Fetches. Ed M. Banim 1866, Dublin 1866,
New York 1867, 1896.
The Boyne Water: a tale by the O’Hara family. 3 vols 1826, 1836; ed M.
Banim, Dublin 1865, 1 vol New York 1866, 1869, 1875, 1880; ed B.
Escarbelt, Lille 1976; ed R. L. Wolff, New York and London 1978; tr
Fr 1829.
reviews: Dublin and London Mag 2 1826; GM 96 1826; NMM 18
1826.
The Anglo-Irish of the nineteenth century: a novel. 3 vols 1828, 1 vol
Dublin 1865 (as Lord Clangore). By J. Banim. Ed R. L. Wolff, New
York and London 1978; tr Fr 1829.
The Croppy: a tale of 1798 by the authors of the O’Hara tales etc. 3
vols 1828, 2 vols Philadelphia 1839, 1 vol Dublin 1865, New York
1865, 1896; ed R. L. Wolff, New York and London 1978; tr Fr 4 vols
1832.
The denounced by the authors of Tales of the O’Hara family.
Contains The last baron of Crana and The Conformists. 3 vols
1830, 2 vols New York 1830, 1 vol New York 1865; ed M. Banim,
Dublin 1866, New York 1896; ed R. L. Wolff, New York and
London 1979.
The smuggler: a tale by the authors of Tales of the O’Hara family. 3
vols 1831, 2 vols New York 1832, 1 vol 1833, 1849, 1856.
Chaunt of the cholera: songs for Ireland by the authors of the
O’Hara tales etc. 1831.
The ghost-hunter and his family, by the O’Hara family. 1833,
Philadelphia 1833, 1852, 1863, New York 1869, [1870] (as Joe
Wilson’s ghost), [1913]; ed R. L. Wolff, New York and London 1978;
tr Fr 2 vols 1833.
review: Tait’s Edinburgh Mag 2 1835.
The Mayor of Wind-gap and Canvassing, by the O’Hara family. 3
vols 1835, New York 1835, Paris 1835, 1 vol Philadelphia 1835; ed M.
Banim, Dublin 1865, New York 1865, 1885. Canvassing is by Miss
Martin of Ballynahinch; ed R. L. Wolff, New York and London
1979.
review: Westminster Rev 22, Apr 1835.
The bit o’ writin’ and other tales by the O’Hara family. 3 vols 1838, 2
vols Philadelphia 1838; ed M. Banim, Dublin 1865, 1 vol New
York 1866, 1869, [1885]; ed R. L. Wolff, New York and London
1979.
Father Connell: a novel by the O’Hara family. 3 vols 1842, New York
1842, 3 vols London 1847, 1 vol 1849, Dublin 1858 (with introd and
notes), New York 1869, 1896.
review: Tait’s Edinburgh Mag 9 1842.
The loaded dice, by John Banim. In The omnibus of modern
romance, New York 1844.
Clough Fion by M. Banim. Dublin Univ Mag Sep 1852, New York
1869, 1896.
The town of the cascades, by M. Banim. 2 vols 1864, 1 vol 1866.
Irish tales, by M. Banim. 1866.
John Banim also wrote the following plays: The prodigal: a tragedy (all
trace lost); Turgesius; The moorish wife; Sylla (adapted from M. Jouy);
The sergeant’s wife; and the novel, The dwarf bride, 1829–31 (ms lost).
Crohoore of the bill-hook was dramatised by W. Mitchell, Newcastle-on-
Tyne 1828.