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1826 (anon); incorporated in Crotchet Castle, 1831 (slightly rev).
Poem.
Moore’s Epicurean. Westminster Rev 8, Oct 1827. Anon.
Touchandgo. Globe and Traveller, 24 Jan 1829. Anon. Poem.
Moore’s Letters and journals of Byron. Westminster Rev 12, Apr
1830. Anon.
Randolph’s Memoirs &c of Thomas Jefferson. Westminster Rev 13,
Oct 1830. Anon.
London Bridge. Westminster Rev 13, Oct 1830. Anon.
The fate of a broom: an anticipation. Examiner, 14 Aug 1831 (anon);
added as a note to Crotchet Castle, 1837 (Bentley’s Standard
Novels); rptd with Paper money lyrics, 1837. Poem.
On steam navigation to India. Edinburgh Rev 60, Jan 1835. Anon.
Lord Mount Edgcumbe’s Musical reminiscences. London Rev 1, Apr
1835. Signed M.S.O.
French comic romances. London Rev 2, Oct 1835. Signed M.S.O.
The épicier. London Rev 2, Jan 1836. Signed M.S.O.
Bellini. London Rev 2, Jan 1836. Signed M.S.O.
The legend of Manor Hall, by the author of Headlong Hall.
Bentley’s Misc, Jan 1837, rptd in The Bentley ballads, ed J. Doran
1858, 1861, 1866; ed J. Sheehan, 1869. Poem.
Recollections of childhood, by the author of Headlong Hall: The
Abbey House. Bentley’s Misc, Feb 1837, rptd in Tales from
Bentley, vol 1 1859; ed R. Garnett, Calidore and miscellanea ‘1891’
[1892].
Promotion BY Purchase and by NO Purchase: or a dialogue between
Captain A_ of _ and Colonel Q_ of the _. Guide, 29 Apr 1837
(anon), rptd with Paper money lyrics, 1837 (as Byp and Nop: promotion
. . . between Captain A. and Colonel Q.). Poem.
The new year: lines on George Cruikshank’s illustration of January
in the Comic Almanack for 1838, by the author of Headlong Hall.
Bentley’s Misc, Jan 1838. Poem.
[Letters signed ‘Philatmos’]. The Times, 3, 7 Nov 1838, 14 May 1842.
Gastronomy and civilization. Fraser’s Mag, Dec 1851. Essay, written
in collaboration with his daughter Mary Meredith and signed
M.M.
Chapelle and Bachaumont, by the author of Headlong Hall. Fraser’s
Mag, Apr 1858.
Demetrius Galanus: Greek translations from Sanskrit, by the
author of Headlong Hall. Fraser’s Mag, Nov 1858.
Müller and Donaldson’s History of Greek literature. Fraser’s Mag,
Mar 1859. Signed T. L. Peacock.
Newark Abbey, August 1842, with a reminiscence of August 1807.
Fraser’s Mag, Nov 1860. (signed T. L. Peacock); rptd Sidcot
Somerset 1995, Gruffyground Press, 200 copies). Poem.
Peacock also contributed opera criticism to the Globe and Traveller (1830) and
the Examiner (1831–4). See lists in Halliford edn of Works, vol 9 appendix 1.
Letters and papers
[Shelley, P. B. and M. W.] History of a six weeks’ tour through a part
of France, Switzerland, Germany and Holland. 1817 (anon).
Includes revised versions of 2 letters from P. B. Shelley to ‘T. P.
Esq.’
Shelley, P. B. Essays, letters from abroad, translations and fragments.
Ed M. W. Shelley 2 vols ‘1840’ [1839]. Includes 13 letters to
‘T. L. P., Esq.’
[Forster, T.]. Epistolarium: or the correspondence of the Forster
family, letters and essays, vol 2 Bruges 1850 (priv ptd). Includes a
Latin letter signed T. L. P.
Middleton, C. S. Shelley and his writings. 2 vols 1858. Contains
revised versions of 2 letters from P. B. Shelley to ‘a friend’
[Peacock].
Hogg, T. J. The life of Percy Bysshe Shelley. 2 vols 1858. Preface contains
a letter from Peacock to M. W. Shelley with the false signature
L.T.
Unpublished letters of Percy Bysshe Shelley, 1860, above. 17 letters
Thomas Love Peacock
from P. B. Shelley and pt of 1 from M. W. Shelley, ed Peacock with
notes.
[Cole, H.] Biographical notes, [1874] (§2, below). Prints ms poems,
letters and portions of 1818 diary.
Works, ed H. Cole 1875 (Collections, above). Some ms material in
Cole’s Biographical notes pubd in Edith Nicolls’s Biographical
notice in vol 1; ms poems in vol 3.
The prose works of Percy Bysshe Shelley. Ed H. B. Forman 4 vols
1880. Text of Shelley’s letters includes passages not printed by
Peacock.
Shelley and Mary. [Ed J. Shelley] 3 (sometimes 4) vols [1882] (priv ptd,
c. 12 copies distributed). Includes 13 letters to P. B. Shelley and 10
to M. W. Shelley.
The last day of Windsor Forest. National Rev, Sep 1887 (with prefatory
note by R. G[arnett]); ed R. Garnett, Calidore and miscellanea,
‘1891’ [1892], rptd Nat Rev, June 1933 (new prefatory note).
Reminiscence, probably written c. 1862.
Garnett, R. Introd to Headlong Hall, 1891. Contains new letter to E.
T. Hookham.
Calidore: a fragment of a romance. In Calidore and miscellanea, ed
R. Garnett ‘1891’ [1892]. Incomplete text of ms.
A letter from Percy B. Shelley to T. Peacock, July, MDCCCXVI.
[Campden Gloucestershire] 1901 (Essex House Press, 50 copies).
Young, A. B. Unpublished songs by T. L. Peacock. N & Q 5 Dec 1908,
16 Jan 1909. Songs from ms plays.
Young, A. B. Ahrimanes by Thomas Love Peacock. MLR 4, 1909.
Corrections by H. F. B. Brett-Smith in ibid.
Young, A. B. T. L. Peacock’s Essay on fashionable literature. N & Q 2,
23 July 1910. Incomplete text of ms.
Plays, ed A. B. Young 1910 (Collections, above). 1st complete pbn of
The dilettanti, The circle of Loda, The three doctors.
Letters to Edward Hookham and Percy B. Shelley, with fragments of
unpublished manuscripts. Ed R. Garnett, Boston 1910 (priv ptd
for Bibliophile Soc, 483 copies). Includes Ahrimanes, Calidore, 4
other fragmentary tales.
Van Doren, C. Life, 1911 (§2, below). Contains extract from new letter
and other ms material priv ptd by H. Cole and R. Garnett.
Ingpen, R. Shelley in England: new facts and letters from the
Shelley-Whitton papers. 1917. Contains details of Peacock’s correspondence
as Shelley’s executor, including 2 letters by him and 3
letters to him.
A bill for the better promotion of oppression on the Sabbath day.
Illustr L. Fraser, Plaistow 1926 (Curwen Press, 50 copies). Poem.
Halliford edn of Works, 1924–34 (Collections, above). Includes ms
poetry and plays in vol 7; ms essays, unfinished novels, letters,
diary etc in vol 8; extracts from cookery mss in vol 9 appendix 2.
Contains 79 letters by Peacock and 10 letters to him.
Brett-Smith, H. F. B. The L’Estrange-Peacock correspondence. E & S
18, 1933.
The Athenians: being correspondence between Thomas Jefferson
Hogg and his friends Thomas Love Peacock, Leigh Hunt, Percy
Bysshe Shelley and others. Ed W. S. Scott 1943 (Golden Cockerel
Press, 500 copies).
Shelley at Oxford: the early correspondence of P. B. Shelley with his
friend T. J. Hogg, together with letters of Mary Shelley and T. L.
Peacock, and a hitherto unpublished prose fragment by Shelley.
Ed W. S. Scott 1944 (Golden Cockerel Press, 500 copies).
New Shelley letters. Ed W. S. Scott 1948. Includes correspondence
with T. J. Hogg pbd in Scott’s 2 previous vols, above.
Green, D. B. Two letters of Thomas Love Peacock. PQ 40, 1961.
Shelley and his circle 1773–1822. 8 vols to date Cambridge MA
1961–86. Vols 1–4 ed K. N. Cameron; vols 5–8 ed D. H. Reiman.
Catalogue edn of mss in Carl H. Pforzheimer Lib (now NYPL),
including Ahrimanes, shorter poems, verse translations, correspondence
and East India Company examination paper on
Ryotwar and zemindarry settlements.
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