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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Studies and appreciations
Matz, B. W. A child’s hymn in The wreck of the Golden Mary.
Dickensian 12 1916.
Suddaby, J. The wrecked dying-child near Natal, its lifelong effect
on Dickens. Dickensian 6 1910.
Christmas 1857. The perils of certain English prisoners, and their
treasure in women, children, silver and jewels. Chs 1 and 3 by
Dickens, ch 2 by Wilkie Collins.
Editions
1923, illustr M. Urquhart.
1924, introd by J. Drinkwater.
Dramatisations
[Hazlewood, C. H.?] The perils of certain English prisoners, and
their treasure in women, children, silver and jewels. 1858.
Young, H. Silver Store Island [The black flag]; or, Pedro Mendez the
South American Pirate. 1858.
Baynham, W. The Island of Silver Store; or, the prisoners’ perils.
Brighton 1858.
Travers, W. The Island of Silver Store; or, the pirate of the Carabees.
1858.
Cooper, F. F. Silver Store Island; or, the British flag of the South
American pirate. 1858.
The pirate chief; or, the black flag and the treacherous Sambo. 1858.
Reviews
[Lucas, S.] The Times 4 Dec 1857; Saturday Rev 26 Dec 1857.
Christmas 1858. Going into society; Let at last (in collaboration with
Wilkie Collins). In A house to let.
Dickens’s reading version
Mr Chops the dwarf, bound with Bardell and Pickwick and Mr Bob
Sawyer’s party. [1861?]; in collection 1975. See Readings, below.
Review
[Stephen, J. F.?] Saturday Rev 25 Dec 1858.
All the Year Round
Christmas 1859. The mortals in the house; The guest in Master B.’s
room; The ghost in the corner room; connecting links. In The
haunted house.
Review
Critic 17 Dec 1859.
Studies and appreciations
Mr Dickens and his haunted house. Spiritual Mag 1 1860.
Mr Howitt and Mr Dickens. Spiritual Mag 1 1860.
Christmas 1860. A message from the sea. Ch 1 and opening of ch 3 by
Dickens, chs 2 and 5 by Dickens and Wilkie Collins.
Dramatisations
See Bolton 1987 under Studies and bibliographies of adaptations,
below.
Brougham, J. A message from the sea. [America, 1860?]
Dickens, C. and W. Collins. A message from the sea. 1861. Persons of
the drama and outline of the plot only. Pbd for copyright purposes.
See M. Morley, Dickensian 52 1956.
Hazlewood, C. H. A message from the sea. 1861.
Cline, T. S. A message from the sea. Boston 1861.
Russell, E. R. Stolen money; or, a message from the sea. 1863.
Study
Carlton,W. J.Captain Morgan – alias Jorgan. Dickensian 53–4 1957–8.
Christmas 1861. Tom Tiddler’s ground. Chs 1, 6, 7. One ms page is in
Dickens House; another in Gimbel Collection.
Study
C., E. Mr Mopes the Hermit. London Society 1 1862. See F. G. Kitton,
The Dickens Country 1911, and A. E. B. Cross, Dickensian 26 1930.
Christmas 1862. Somebody’s luggage. 1 His leaving it till called for; 2
His boots; 7 His brown-paper parcel; 10 His wonderful end. Draft
of Dickens’s instructions for prospective contributors is in the
Huntington Museum. The ms of His brown-paper parcel (with
one page missing) is in Harvard.
Reviews
[Dallas, E. S.] The Times 4 Dec 1862; Saturday Rev 20 Dec 1862.
Christmas 1863. Mrs Lirriper’s lodgings. Chs 1, 7. Draft of Dickens’s
instructions for prospective contributors is in the Huntington
Museum. One page of ms is in the Alfred and Isabel Reed Dickens
Collection, Dunedin Public Lib, New Zealand.
Dickens’s reading version
Mrs Lirriper’s lodgings. 1866; in collection 1975. Never performed.
See Readings, below.
Reviews
[Dallas, E. S.] The Times 3 Dec 1863; Saturday Rev 12 Dec 1863.
Christmas 1864. Mrs Lirriper’s legacy. Chs 1, 7.
Reviews
[Dallas, E. S.] The Times 2 Dec 1864; Saturday Rev 10 Dec 1864.
Christmas 1865. Doctor Marigold’s prescriptions. Chs 1, 7.
Dickens’s reading version
Doctor Marigold [1866]; in collections Boston 1868, London 1907,
1975, 1983. See Readings, below. Dickens’s prompt-copy is in the
Berg Collection, NYPL.
Dramatisation
Byron, H. J. Uncle Dick’s Sophy. 1869, with Henry Irving.
Reviews
[Dallas, E. S.] The Times 6 Dec 1864; Saturday Rev 16 Dec 1864.
Christmas 1866. Mugby Junction. Barbox Brothers; Barbox
Brothers & Co; Main line, The boy at Mugby; No 1 branch line;
The signal man. Draft instructions for prospective contributors
in Huntington Museum. Two pages of corrected proofs are in the
Gimbel Collection in Yale.
Dickens’s reading version
Barbox brothers. The boy at Mugby. The signalman. [1867]; in collection
1975. See Readings, below. Dickens’s prompt-copy is in the
Berg Collection, NYPL.
Imitations
Astle, J. The gal at Mugby. Cheltenham 1867.
‘Lyulph’ [H. R. Lumley]. A girl at a railway junction’s reply. [1867].
First class. Routledge’s Christmas Annual. 1868.
Dramatisations
The signalman. Film for television 1955. Directed by N. Zucker.
The signalman. Film, Dynamic 1955. With M. Woolley.
The signalman. BBC television film 1976. Directed by L. G. Clark.
With D. Elliott.
Reviews
[Dallas, E. S.] The Times 5 Dec 1866; [Kent, C.] Sun 7 Dec 1866;
Saturday Rev 15 Dec 1866.
Study
‘Sack, O.’ [i.e. B. W. Matz]. Mugby Junction and the Grand
Magazine. Dickensian 8 1912.
Christmas 1867. No thoroughfare. By Charles Dickens and Wilkie
Collins. Overture and Act III entirely by Dickens, Act II entirely
by Collins. Other ‘acts’ in collaboration.
Editions
No thoroughfare. Every Saturday. Extra Christmas number 1867.
Leipzig 1868 Tauchnitz Collection of British Authors no 961.
No thoroughfare. 1997. Website
http://www.why.net/home/jrusk/collins/thor/thor_ttl.htm
Imitations
Slow thoroughfare. By Warles Chickens and Chilky Dollins. Banter
23 Dec 1867.
No thoroughfare: the book in eight acts. Mask Feb 1868. Parody.
No throughfare [sic]. By C_s D_s, Bellamy Brownjohn and
Domby. Boston 1868. A parody with reference also to Dickens’s
readings and Amer notes.
Dramatisations
See Bolton 1987 under Studies and bibliographies of adaptations,
below.
Dickens, C. and W. Collins. No thoroughfare. 1867. Collins’s ms and