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The old printer’s curiosity shop: a reminiscence of the late Charles
Dickens. Provincial and Colonial Press News 19 Feb 1884. Fetter
Lane shop.
The characters of Charles Dickens drawn by Kyd. No 1 Quilp – The
old curiosity shop. Fleet Street Mag 1, 10 Sep 1887.
The church of little Nell. Pump Court 3 Dec 1887.
Liston, W. L. The little Nell of Charles Dickens. Girl’s Own Paper Dec
1889.
The old curiosity shop. Publisher’s Circular 23 Apr 1890. Fetter Lane
shop.
Kitton, F. G. Master Humphrey’s clock: The old curiosity shop,
Barnaby Rudge: a biographical and bibliographical sketch.
Literary Rev 1 1892.
Ragan, H. In the footsteps of Dickens. Cosmopolitan 15 1893.
Portsmouth Street shop.
Habben, F. H. The old curiosity shop. People 9 July 1899.
Stafford, D. In the steps of Dickens: the death-place of little Nell.
Ludgate Sep 1900. Tong.
S., C. S. In the steps of little Nell. Illus London News 9 Sep 1905.
Tong and Black Country.
‘Sack, O.’ [B. W. Matz]. Coventry and Dickens. Dickensian 2 1906.
Moore, E. H. Dickens and Birmingham. Dickensian 3 1907.
Where little Nell died. Dickensian 3 1907. Tong.
R., A. The old curiosity shop: traditional notes on the house immortalised
by Charles Dickens as the home of little Nell and her
grandfather. 1907. Portsmouth Street shop.
A[uden], J. E. Tong and the old curiosity shop. Dickensian 4 1908.
The old curiosity shop. Westminster Gazette 11 May 1908.
Portsmouth Street shop.
Sawle, Rose, Lady Graves [Rose Caroline Paynter]. Sketches from the
diaries of Rose Lady Graves Sawle. 1908. Prototype for Quilp.
Stafford, D. The resting place of little Nell. Great Thoughts 5 Dec
1908. Tong.
Davis, G. W. Dickens and Birmingham. Dickensian 5 1909.
The old curiosity shop: a picturesque survival. Daily Telegraph 4 Jan
1909. Portsmouth Street shop.
Day, J. B. The old curiosity shop. Daily Telegraph 5 Jan 1909.
Where little Nell died. English Illus Mag 41, July 1909. Tong.
Allbut, R. Old curiosity shop. I. Dickensian 6 1910.
The disappearance of Dickens’s London. Bazaar 16 Sep 1910.
Westminster Bridge shop.
F. The old curiosity shop. II. Dickensian 6 1910.
Hearn, A. J. The old curiosity shop. IV. Dickensian 6 1910.
‘Jingle’. Literary legends and landmarks of London. Bystander 10
Aug 1910.
Little Bethel. Daily News 7 Mar 1910. Zoar Chapel.
Matz, B. W. When found. Dickensian 6 1910. Portsmouth Street
shop.
Minster Abbey Church and Dickens. Dickensian 6 1910. Sheppey.
Polack, E. E. Humorous villains: a comparison between Daniel
Quilp and Shakespeare’s Richard the Third. Dickensian 6 1910.
Reade, C. T. The old curiosity shop. III. Dickensian 6 1910.
‘Rutherford, Mark’ [W. H. White]. Little Nell. In his Pages from a
journal, with other papers, 1910.
Stafford, D. The birthplace of little Nell. Great Thoughts 21 May
1910. Bath.
Stafford, D. Dickens and the Midlands. Great Thoughts 11 June 1910.
Allbut, R. She lay at rest. Dickensian 7 1911. Poem.
Carlton, G. Was Daniel Quilp a real character or a caricature?
Discovery of the flesh-and-blood original used by Dickens in The
old curiosity shop. New York Times 16 July 1911.
Cross, A. E. B. Our ladies of sorrow and The old curiosity shop.
Dickensian 7 1911. Link with De Quincey.
Van Noorden, C. Some Dickens discoveries. Strand Mag 42 1911.
London topography.
Corfield, W. At the canal, Birmingham. Dickensian 8 1912.
Nabokoff, V. Charles Dickens: a Russian appreciation. Dickensian 8
1912.
Watson, L. Charles Dickens and the dissenters. N & Q 29 June 1912.
Little Bethel.
Corfield, W. Demolition of Dickensian landmarks in Birmingham.
N & Q 7, 11th ser 1913.
Corfield, W. Where was Little Bethel? Dickensian 9 1913.
Rogers, F. Little Bethel. Dickensian 9 1913.
Dexter, W. The old curiosity shop, Portugal Street, Lincoln’s Inn
Fields. In Charles Dickens: A Bookman extra number, 1914.
Dickens’ little Nell? Death of lady born in the old curiosity shop.
Daily News and Leader 13 May 1914. Miss Tice.
Hulme, H. Quilp’s house. Dickensian 10 1914.
Matz, B. W. When found. Dickensian 10 1914. Miss Tice.
Carver, B. A ride to little Nell’s haven. Cycling 49, 25 May 1915.
Matz, B. W. Memorials and tablets to Dickens. Dickensian 11 1915.
Portsmouth Street shop.
Philip, A. J. Dickens’ originals. IV. The old curiosity shop and little
Nell. Millgate Monthly Aug 1915.
Seen by the tourist: little Nell’s burial place. Cycling 50, 22 July 1915.
Tong.
Fitzgerald, P. A Dickens perplexity. II. Little Nell’s travels.
Dickensian 12 1916.
Minck, J. M. Daniel Quilp. Dickensian 13 1917.
Thornton, C. Poetical tributes to Charles Dickens: Little Nell.
Dickensian 13 1917.
The schoolmistress in literature: 14. Sophy Wackles and Miss
Monflathers. Schoolmaster 28 Dec 1918.
Sharp, H. In defence of little Nell. Dickensian 14 1918.
McNaught, C. Dickens’s Bevis Marks. Dickensian 15 1919.
W. London in little: the old curiosity shop. John o’ London’s Weekly
4 Oct 1919.
Smith, H. G. The art of Mr Slum: poets as advertisers. John o’
London’s Weekly 10 July 1920.
Barnaby Rudge: a tale of the riots of ’80
The complete ms, including the original 3 chs composed 1839, and proofs for chs
17 and 18 are in the Forster Collection.
Bibliography
Rice, T. J. Barnaby Rudge: an annotated bibliography. New York,
1987. Garland Dickens Bibliographies.
Editions
1841, with the original illustrations; first separate edn; ptd from the
stereotype plates of Master Humphrey’s clock, vols 2–3, and
retaining their pagination.
c. 1841 Parley’s Penny Lib edn, with 20 engravings.
Philadelphia 1842. First American edn.
Paris 1842.
1849 Cheap edn (and in weekly parts Nov 1848–Apr 1849).
1858 Library edn. 2 vols, bound with Hard times in vol 2.
1865 People’s edn. 2 vols.
1868 Charles Dickens edn, with 8 of the original illustrations and
new running headlines.
1874 Household edn, illustr F. Barnard.
New York 1877 New Illus Lib edn, introd by E. P. Whipple. 2 vols,
bound with Master Humphrey’s clock and Edwin Drood.
1892 Macmillan edn, introd by C. Dickens the younger.
1897 Gadshill edn, introd and notes by A. S. Lang. 2 vols.
1899 Temple edn, introd by W. Jerrold. 2 vols.
1901 Rochester edn, introd by G. Gissing, notes by F. G. Kitton. 2
vols.
1902 Biographical edn, introd by A. Waugh, with original illustrations.
1905 Autograph edn, introd by A. Dobson, notes by F. G. Kitton, and
the original illustrations. 3 vols.
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