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Chronicles of a school room. 1830.
The buccaneer: a tale. 3 vols 1832. Anon.
The outlaw. 3 vols 1835.
Tales of woman’s trials. 1835.
Uncle Horace: a novel. 3 vols 1837. Anon.
Lights and shadows of Irish life. 3 vols 1838. First pbd in NMM.
The Hartopp jubilee, or profit from play: a volume for the young.
[1839.]
Marian: or a young maid’s fortunes. 3 vols 1840.
Characteristic sketches of Ireland and the Irish, by Carleton, Lover,
and Mrs S. C. Hall. Dublin 1842, 1845.
Number one: a tale. 1844.
Little Chatterbox: a tale. 1844.
The Whiteboy: a story of Ireland in 1822. 2 vols 1845, 1 vol 1855,
[1884], 1887.
The forlorn hope: a story of Old Chelsea. [1846.]
Stories and studies from the chronicles and history of England. 2
vols 1847. With Mrs J. Foster.
Uncle Sam’s money-box. 1848.
Midsummer Eve: a fairy tale of love. 1848, 1870. First pbd in Art Jnl.
The old governess: a story. [1848]; rptd in Stories of the governess,
below, 1852.
Grandmamma’s pockets. Edinburgh 1849, London [1880].
Seven tales, by seven authors. Ed F. E. Smedley 1849, 1860. Contains
The last in the lease by Mrs Hall.
Pilgrimages to English shrines. 2 ser 1850–3.
Stories of the Irish peasantry. Edinburgh 1850. First pbd in
Chambers’s Jnl.
The whisperer. Edinburgh 1850.
The swan’s egg. Edinburgh 1851.
Stories of the governess. 1852. The old governess first pbd 1848,
above; The governess rptd separately, below, 1858.
The worn thimble: a story of woman’s duty and woman’s influence.
1853.
The drunkard’s Bible. 1854.
Popular tales and sketches. 1856.
The two friends: a sketch. [1856.]
A woman’s story. 3 vols 1857.
The lucky penny and other tales. 1857.
Turns of fortune. 1858. Also contains The figured satin.
There is no hurry and Deeds – not words: tales. 1858.
The unjust judge. 1858. With A. M. Sergeant’s Be just before you are
generous. Rptd from The Art-Union 1840.
All is not gold that glitters: a tale. 1858.
Cleverness: a tale. 1858.
The governess: a tale. 1858. First pbd in Stories of the governess,
above, 1852.
The private purse and Tattle: tales. 1858.
Wives and husbands: a tale. 1858.
Daddy Dacre’s school: a story for the young. 1859.
Mamma Milly. [1860.]
The golden casket, edited by M. Howitt. [1861.] Contains William
and his teacher by Mrs Hall.
Union Jack. [1861.]
Can wrong be right? A tale. 2 vols 1862.
Building a house with a teacup. [1863.]
Fanny’s fancies. [1863.]
The village garland: tales and sketches. 1863.
Nelly Nowlan and other stories. 1865.
Ronald’s reason: or the little cripple. [1865], [1890] (with other
stories).
The cabman’s cat. [1865.]
‘God save the Green!’: a few words to the Irish people. [1866.]
The playfellow and other stories. 1866.
The way of the world and other stories. 1866.
The prince of the Fair family: a fairy tale. [1867.]
Alice Stanley and other stories. 1868.
The fight of faith: a story. 2 vols 1869.
The rift in the rock: a tale in two parts. [1871.]
Digging a grave with a wine glass. [1871.]
Chronicles of Cosy Nook: a book for the young. 1875.
Boons and blessings: stories and sketches to illustrate the advantages
of temperance. 1875.
John Harding’s locket. [1875.]
Annie Leslie and other stories. [1877.]
Mrs Hall also conducted St James’s Mag, 1861, and Sharpe’s London Mag
from 1845. In addn to her novels and tales she pbd plays and miscellaneous
hack-work as well as several books of travel with her husband S. C. Hall.
§2
Maginn, W. In his A gallery of illustrious literary characters, ed W.
Bates [1873].
Hall, S. C. Retrospect of a long life. 1883.
Keane, M. Mrs. S. C. Hall: a literary biography. Gerrards Cross 1997.
[eh]
James Hannay 1827–73
See col 2234.
John Berwick Harwood 1828–?
Poems. 1849.
The bridal and the bridle: or our honeymoon-trip in the East, in
1850. 1851. Travel.
Stamboul, and the sea of gems. 1852. Travel.
Falconbeck Hall: a novel. 3 vols 1854.
The serf-sisters: or the Russia of to-day. 1855.
Lord Lynn’s wife. 2 vols 1864. Anon.
Lady Flavia. 3 vols 1865.
Odd neighbours. 3 vols 1865.
Major Peter. 3 vols 1866.
Plain John Orpington. 3 vols 1866.
Lord Ulswater: a novel. 3 vols 1867.
Miss Jane, the bishop’s daughter. 3 vols 1867.
Lady Livingston’s legacy: a novel. 3 vols 1874.
Sir Peregrine’s heir. 3 vols 1875.
Helena Lady Harrogate: a tale. 3 vols 1878.
Paul Knox, pitman. 3 vols 1878.
The tenth earl. 3 vols 1880.
Young Lord Penrith. 3 vols 1880.
The merchant prince: being the fortunes of Bertram Oakley. 3 vols
1882.
One false, both fair: or a hard knot. 3 vols 1884.
Within the clasp: a story of the Yorkshire jet-hunters. Serialised in
Cassell’s Family Mag 1884. New York [1884], 1885.
Ralph Raeburn and other tales. 3 vols 1885. Ralph Raeburn 1st pbd in
Cassell’s Family Mag 1882 as Ralph Raeburn’s trusteeship.
Sir Robert Shirley, bart. 3 vols 1886.
The Lady Egeria, or brought to light: a novel. New York 1890.
John Berwick Harwood also contributed short stories to Once a Week and
Cassell’s Family Mag. [eh]
Sir Arthur Helps 1813–75
See col 2235.
Thomas Hughes 1822–96
Gerald Griffin | Thomas Hughes
Bibliographies
Parrish, M. L. and B. K. Maun. Charles Kingsley and Thomas
Hughes: first editions in the library at Dormy House. 1936.
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