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An unsettled neighbourhood. 11 Nov 1854.
Reflections of a Lord Mayor. 18 Nov 1854.
Mr Bull’s somnambulist. 25 Nov 1854.
The lost Arctic voyagers (with J. Rae). 2, 9 and 23 Dec 1854.
That other public. 3 Feb 1855.
Gaslight fairies. 10 Feb 1855.
Prince Bull. A fairy tale. 17 Feb 1855.
Gone to the dogs. 10 Mar 1855.
Fast and loose. 24 Mar 1855.
The thousand and one humbugs. 21, 28 Apr and 5 May 1855.
The toady tree. 26 May 1855.
Cheap patriotism. 9 June 1855.
Smuggled relations. 23 June 1855.
The great baby. 4 Aug 1855.
Our commission. 11 Aug 1855.
The worthy magistrate. 25 Aug 1855.
A slight depreciation of the currency. 3 Nov 1855.
Out of town. 29 Sep 1855. Rptd as Pavilionstone, with biographical
preface describing Folkestone and the writing of Little Dorrit by
P. Fitzgerald, [1902].
Our almanac. 24 Nov 1855.
Insularities. 19 Jan 1856.
A nightly scene in London. 26 Jan 1856.
The friend of the lions. 2 Feb 1856.
Why? 1 Mar 1856.
Proposals for a national jest-book. 3 May 1856.
Railway dreaming. 10 May 1856.
The demeanour of murderers. 14 June 1856.
Out of season. 28 June 1856.
Nobody, somebody and everybody. 30 Aug 1856.
The murdered person. 11 Oct 1856.
Murderous extremes. 3 Jan 1857.
Stores for the first of Apr. 7 Mar 1857.
The Samaritan Institution. 16 May 1857.
The best authority. 20 June 1857.
Duelling in France (with E. Lynn). 27 June 1857.
Curious misprint in the Edinburgh Review. 1 Aug 1857.
Well-authenticated rappings. 20 Feb 1858.
An idea of mine. 13 Mar 1858.
Please to leave your umbrella. 1 May 1858.
Personal. 12 June 1858; first ptd in The Times 7 June 1858; rptd in
many contemporary newspapers and jnls. Dickens’s statement
about his marital difficulties. Rptd in Mr and Mrs Charles
Dickens, ed W. Dexter, 1935. Not in Collected papers (Nonesuch
edn).
A clause for the new reform bill (with W. Collins). 9 Oct 1858.
Doctor Dulcamara, M. P. (with W. Collins). 18 Dec 1858.
New Year’s Day. 1 Jan 1859.
All the Year Round (announcement). 28 May 1859.
A last household word. 28 May 1868.
Contributions to All the Year Round
Occasional register (with W. Collins). 30 Apr 1859.
The poor man and his beer. 30 Apr 1859.
Five new points of criminal law. 24 Sep 1859.
Leigh Hunt: a remonstrance. 24 Dec 1859.
The Tattlesnivel bleater. 31 Dec 1859.
Without a name. 21 Jan 1860.
Note. 25 Feb 1860.
The young man from the country. 1 Mar 1862.
An enlightened clergyman. 8 Mar 1862.
Rather a strong dose. 21 Mar 1863.
The martyr medium. 4 Apr 1863.
Working men’s clubs (with E. Ollier). 26 Mar 1864.
Our suburban residence: private character. 19 May 1866.
The late Mr Stanfield. 1 June 1867.
Debt of honour. 6 June 1868
New series of All the Year Round (address announcing a new series).
19 and 26 Sep 1868.
A slight question of fact. 13 Feb 1869.
Robert Keeley (with H. Merivale). 10 Apr 1869. Rptd, ed P. Collins,
Dickensian, 60 1964.
Landor’s Life (rev). 24 July 1869.
Miscellaneous contributions
The Early Closing Movement. Letter to the Committee of the
Metropolitan Drapers’ Association 28 March 1844. Pbd in The
Student and Young Man’s Advocate, Jan 1845. Rptd in Collected
papers (Nonesuch edn); in Pilgrim Letters vol 4 p. 88.
Threatening letter to Thomas Hood, from an Ancient Gentleman.
Contribution to Hood’s Mag and Comic Misc, May 1844.
The spirit of chivalry in Westminster Hall. Douglas Jerrold’s
Shilling Mag Aug 1845.
Dreadful hardships endured by the shipwrecked crew of The
London, chiefly for want of water. Contribution sent to Punch
[1849?] but not pbd. Facs in M. H. Spielmann, The history of
Punch, 1895.
To be read at dusk. In Keepsake for 1852, ed M. Power. Rptd 1852
(priv ptd); ed F. G. Kitton 1898 (with other stories, etc, above). The
1852 edn is probably a forgery; see J. Carter and H. G. Pollard, An
enquiry into the nature of certain nineteenth-century pamphlets,
1934, and J. Carter, TLS 26 July 1934.
In memoriam W. M. Thackeray. Cornhill Mag Feb 1864.
On Mr Fechter’s acting. Atlantic Monthly Aug 1869. Rptd Leeds
[1872].
Doubtful or supposititious contributions to periodicals
The restoration of Shakspeare’s Lear to the stage. Examiner 4 Feb
1838. Misattributed to Dickens by B. W. Matz when collecting
Dickens’s journalism for Miscellaneous papers. See W. J. Carlton,
Dickens or Forster? Some King Lear criticisms re-examined.
Dickensian 61 1965.
Trade songs: the blacksmith (? by Dickens or B. W. Procter). All the
Year Round 30 Apr 1859.
Dress in Paris (? by Dickens). All the Year Round 28 Feb 1863.
A neat sample of translation (? by Dickens). All the Year Round 27
Jan 1866.
Letters and speeches
Letters pbd separately or in small collections are not listed here if they have
been rptd in the collected edns, unless they appeared in vol form or with useful
ancillary material. Those dealing with particular works or themes are entered
under the appropriate works above. All previous collections are being superseded
by the Pilgrim edn, 1965– , below. K. J. Fielding’s edn of the Speeches,
below, contains particulars of earlier pbn of individual speeches and these are
not given here.
Speeches literary and social by Dickens, now first collected, with
chapters on Dickens as a clear writer, poet and public reader. [Ed
R. H. Shepherd] 1870; rev and with a bibliography as The
speeches of Dickens 1841–70, 1884; with introd by B. Darwin
[1937]. On the origins and method of Shepherd’s collection, see K.
J. Fielding, textual introd to his edn of Speeches. 2 further
speeches added to National edn, 1908; 7 further to Nonesuch edn
of Collected papers, 1937.
Speeches, letters and sayings of Dickens, to which is added a sketch
of the author by George Augustus Sala, and Dean Stanley’s
sermon. New York 1870. Text of speeches from Shepherd’s 1870
edn. Contains also some of the poems, a note on the readings and
a biographical introd.
The letters of Dickens, edited by his sister-in-law [Georgina
Hogarth] and his eldest daughter [Mamie (Mary) Dickens]. 3 vols
1880–2, 2 vols 1882, 1 vol 1893; with Letters to Wilkie Collins, 2
vols 1908 (National edn of Works). Much revision and re-
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