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The Early Nineteenth-Century Novel
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illustr A. Kashian, Felinfach (Dyfed) 1992 (illus facs of R. Garnett
‘1891’ edn); The friar of Rubygill, rptd [Solihull] 1987 (Cherub
Press, 65 copies); operatic adaptation by J. R. Planché (Covent
Garden 3 Dec 1822) [1822], New York 1823; songs, duets, glees, choruses
etc from opera London [1822]; music of opera by H. R.
Bishop [1822]; dramatic adaptation of opera [c. 1825] (Hodgson’s
Juvenile Drama); concert adaptation by C. LeFleming 1939 (as
The singing friar). Tr Ger 1823, Fr 1826, 1855, Serbo-Croat 1957.
reviews: Monthly Rev, Apr 1822; Monthly Mag, May 1822;
NMM, 1 May 1822; General Weekly Register, 5 May 1822, rptd in
Monthly Literary Register, 1 June 1822; La Belle Assemblée, June
1822; London Museum, 10 Aug 1822; Literary Gazette, 23 Nov
1822; Literary Speculum, [Dec 1822]; Literary Chron, 7 Dec 1822;
Kaleidoscope (Liverpool), 10 Dec 1822.
The misfortunes of Elphin, by the author of Headlong Hall. 1829;
introd by R. W. Chapman 1924 (with Crotchet Castle) (WC); illustr
H. W. Bray, Newtown (Montgomeryshire) 1928 (Gregynog Press,
250 copies) (with Peacock’s spelling of Welsh names ‘corrected’);
ed J.-J. Mayoux, Paris 1936 (with Fr trn) (with Nightmare Abbey);
illustr B. Eve, Felinfach (Dyfed) 1991 (without Peacock’s notes);
Seithenyn passages from chs 2 and 11 rptd in J. B. Priestley, Fools
and philosophers: a gallery of comic figures from English literature,
London 1925; The war-song of Dinas Vawr, set to music by C.
Harper, Wrexham 1933 (with Welsh trn by E. Roberts); adapted as
Amer Indian war song in [Charles Mackay], Periodical literature
of the North American Indians, Bentley’s Misc, June 1837. Tr Fr
1936 (above).
reviews: Literary Gazette, 7 Mar 1829; Cambrian Quart Mag,
Apr 1829; Westminster Rev 10, Apr 1829; NMM, 1 Apr 1829;
Athenaeum, 6 May 1829; Monthly Rev, June 1829.
Crotchet Castle, by the author of Headlong Hall. 1831, 1837
(Bentley’s Standard Novels, above) (slightly rev), 1856 (ptd from
Bentley’s plates) (with Maid Marian); introd by H. Morley 1887
(Cassell’s Nat Lib); introd by R. W. Chapman 1924 (with The misfortunes
of Elphin) (WC); introd by J. B. Priestley 1947 (with
Nightmare Abbey) (Novel Lib), rptd New York 1964; introd by K.
Hopkins, illustr P. Reddick 1964 (Folio Soc); ed R. Wright,
Harmondsworth 1969 (with Nightmare Abbey) (Penguin Eng
Lib); The pool of the diving friar rptd in Br Ladies’ Newspaper, 13
Jan 1838; tr Ital 1958 (with Nightmare Abbey).
reviews: Literary Gazette, 19 Feb 1831; [White, J.] Athenaeum, 5
Mar 1831; Cambrian Quart Mag, 1 Apr 1831; Mirror of Lit,
Amusement and Instruction, 2 Apr 1831; Examiner, 3 Apr 1831;
Metropolitan, May 1831; Monthly Rev, May 1831; Literary Beacon,
18 June 1831; [Fonblanque, A.] Westminster Rev 15, July 1831; [W.
Maginn?] Fraser’s Mag, Aug 1831; NMM, Oct 1831.
Appendix to Report from the select committee on steam navigation
to India. House of Commons, 14 July 1834. Contains Peacock’s
Memorandum respecting the application of steam navigation to
the internal and external communications of India, Sep 1829;
Steam navigation in India, and between Europe and India, 2 Dec
1833; Estimate of the probable expense of placing two iron steam
vessels on the river Euphrates at Bussora, and navigating the
same from Bussora to Bir and back, 16 Apr 1834; other papers
delivered to the committee by Peacock.
Paper money lyrics, and other poems. 1837 (priv ptd [for H. Cole], 100
copies) (preface dated 20 July 1837) (anon); 7 lyrics previously ptd
[by H. Cole] in Guide, Apr–June 1837 (The three little men, 22
Apr; Prœmium of an epic, 21 May; Pan in town, 28 May; A mood of
my own mind, 4 June; Chorus of Scotch economists, 11 June; The
wise men of Gotham, and Love and the flimsies, 18 June) (all
anon); Love and the flimsies, and Chorus of bubble buyers, rptd
in Bentley’s Misc, Aug, Sep 1838 (both anon); preface rptd
[Solihull] 1979 (Cherub Press, 100 copies).
A whitebait dinner at Lovegrove’s at Blackwall, July 1851. [1851] (priv
ptd) (anon); literal Latin trn [1851] (lithographed from ms) (anon
but by Peacock); ed H. Cole, Works, 1875 (Greek and Latin with
Eng verse trn by Lord Broughton). Leaflet containing Greek
poem. Only known copies BL and NYPL.
Horæ dramaticæ. Fraser’s Mag, Mar 1852 (Querolus: or the buried
treasure), Apr 1852 (The Phaëthon of Euripides), Oct 1857 (The
Flask of Cratinus) (first 2 nos signed M.S.O.; no 3, By the author
of Headlong Hall); ed H. Cole, Works, 1875; ed R. Garnett,
Calidore and miscellanea ‘1891’ [1892].
In statuam Roberti Peel, baronetti, quam in vico fori, prope terminum
occidentalem, cives Londinienses erigendam
decreverunt: epigrammata anathematica ad singula baseos
latera. 1854 (priv ptd, 25 copies). Anon. Four Latin epigrams with
notes. Only known copy at Lehigh Univ Bethlehem PA. See
Joukovsky, 1988, §2 below.
Memoirs of Percy Bysshe Shelley. Fraser’s Mag, June 1858 (pt 1), Jan
1860 (pt 2), Mar 1862 (suppl notice) (all signed T. L. Peacock); ed H.
Cole, Works, 1875; ed H. F. B. Brett-Smith 1909 (with Shelley’s
letters to Peacock); ed B. H. Clark, Great short biographies of the
world, New York 1928 (without Peacock’s notes or suppl notice);
ed H. Wolfe, The life of Percy Bysshe Shelley, as comprised in the
Life . . . by Thomas Jefferson Hogg, the Recollections . . . by
Edward John Trelawny, and the Memoirs . . . by Thomas Love
Peacock, 2 vols London 1933 (text and notes rptd from Brett-
Smith’s edn) (with Shelley’s letters to Peacock); ed H. Mills 1970
(with other essays and reviews); brief extract ptd [H. Wallis],
Thomas Love Peacock on the portraits of Shelley, 1911. Tr Rus 1988
(with Nightmare Abbey, Gryll Grange etc).
reviews: Shelley and Lord Eldon, Sat Rev, 28 Jan 1860; (R.
Garnett) Shelley in Pall Mall, Macmillan’s Mag, June 1860; [A. S.
Kinnear] Quart Rev 110, Oct 1861, rptd Living Age (Boston), 7 Dec
1861; (R. Garnett) Shelley, Harriet Shelley and Mr T. L. Peacock, in
his Relics of Shelley, 1862.
Unpublished letters of Percy Bysshe Shelley, from Italy – 1818 to
1822. Fraser’s Mag, Mar 1860, postscript May 1860 (both signed T.
L. Peacock); ed H. Cole, Works, 1875; Peacock’s introd and notes
rptd, with a more complete collection of Shelley’s letters to
Peacock, in edns of Memoirs by Brett-Smith, 1909, and Wolfe,
1933, above.
Gryll Grange, by the author of Headlong Hall. Fraser’s Mag,
Apr–Dec 1860; 1861 (rev), Harmondsworth 1947, Gloucester 1984
(Pocket Classics); ed M. Baron and M. Slater, Oxford 1987 (with
Headlong Hall) (WCp). Tr Rus 1988 (with Nightmare Abbey etc).
reviews: Critic, 2 Mar 1861; Spectator, 2 Mar 1861; London Rev, 9
Mar 1861; Sat Rev, 16 Mar 1861; Westminster Rev 19, Apr 1861.
Gl’ingannati, the deceived: a comedy performed at Siena in 1531,
and Aelia Laelia Crispis, by T. L. Peacock. 1862; expurgated text of
Peacock’s trn of Gl’ingannati New Var edn of Shakespeare,
Twelfe Night, ed H. H. Furness Philadelphia 1901; ed E. Bentley,
The genius of the Italian theatre, New York 1964.
reviews: Parthenon, 23 Aug 1862; Sat Rev, 30 Aug 1862; [Collier,
J. P.] Athenaeum, 6 Sep 1862.
Contributions to periodicals
[Letter signed ‘P.’]. Morning Chron, 8 Apr 1814.
Rich and poor: or saint and sinner. Traveller, 9 July 1821 (signed
‘Dives’), rptd Examiner, 22 July 1821; Globe and Traveller, 27 Aug
1825 (unsigned); Guide, 6 May 1837 (with new headnote); rptd
with Paper money lyrics, 1837; ed H. Cole, Works, 1875 (with 2
additional stanzas). Poem, often ptd in other newspapers, sometimes
with considerable additions and variations – see discussion
of authorship and publishing history, prompted by attribution
to R. H. Barham, in N & Q 27 July, 24, 31 Aug, 5, 19 Oct 1867.
Version in Drakard’s Stamford News, 20 July 1821, attributed to
John Clare by E. Robinson, introd to Clare’s The parish: a satire,
Harmondsworth 1986.
Llyn-y-dreiddiad-vrawd: or the pool of the diving friar. NMM, June