The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Quiller-Couch, A. T. In his Adventures in criticism, 1896.
Lord, W. F. In his The mirror of the century, 1906.
‘Melville, Lewis’ (L. S. Benjamin). In his Victorian novelists, 1906.
Russell, G. W. E. In his Selected essays, 1914. [ec]
William Henry Giles Kingston, ‘Barrington
Beaver’ 1814–80
Collections
Tales for old and young of all classes by many writers. Ed W. H. G.
Kingston. 1862, 1863.
Tales for all ages by W. H. G. Kingston and S. E. De Morgan, M. Doyle
and others. 1863.
Popular sea tales. [189?] (illus).
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The frontier fort: or stirring times in the North-west territory of
British America. nd.
How Britannia came to rule the waves. nd.
Michael Penguyne: or fisher life on the Cornish coast. nd.
The Circassian chief. A romance of Russia. 3 vols 1843, [1860].
Lusitanian sketches of the pen and pencil. 1844.
The prime minister. An historical romance. 1845.
The albatross: a tale of the sea. 1849.
The Ocean Queen and the spirit of the storm. A new fairy tale of the
southern seas. 1851 (illus).
Peter the whaler: his early life, and adventures in Arctic regions.
[1851], 1852, New York 1853, London 1882 (as Peter Trawl; or the
adventures of a whaler), 1890, [1901], [1904].
The pirate of the Mediterranean. A tale of the sea. 1851.
Manco, the Peruvian chief: or an Englishman’s adventures in the
country of the Incas. [1852], 1853, [187?], London and Glasgow
[1917?].
Mark Seaworth: a tale of the Indian Ocean. 1852 (illus).
Blue Jackets: or chips off the old block: a narrative of the gallant
British seamen, and of the principal events in the naval service
during the reign of Queen Victoria. 1854.
Western wanderings: or a pleasure tour in the Canadas. [1855], 1856.
Salt water: or the sea life and adventures of Neil D’Arcy, the midshipman.
1857.
The early life of old Jack: a sea tale. [1858], [1859].
Fred Markham in Russia: or the boy travellers in the land of the
Czar. 1858 (illustr R. T. Landells).
Old Jack: a man-of-war’s man and south-sea whaler. 1859, 1869 (with
The early life of old Jack).
Round the world: a tale for boys. 1859, 1861, Boston 1862.
Will Weatherhelm: or the yarn of an old sailor, about his early life
and adventures. [1859], 1860, 1879 (illus).
The boatswain’s song: a tale of the sea. [1860], 1896.
The cruise of the ‘Frolic’: or yachting experiments of Barnaby Brine.
1860, 1866, 1884, 1885.
Digby Heathcote: or the early days of a country gentleman’s son and
heir. 1860.
Ernest Bracebridge: or school days. 1860 (illus).
The grateful Indian: a tale of Rupert’s land. [1860.]
My first voyage to southern seas. 1860 (illus), 1869.
The boy’s own book of boats, including vessels of every rig and size
to be found floating on the waters in all parts of the world. 1861
(illus), [1867] (as The boy’s own book of boats with complete
instructions on how to make sailing models), 1868.
Jack Buntline: or life on the ocean. 1861.
My first cruise: or notes from Pringle Rushforth’s sea log. [1861.]
My travels in many lands narrated for my young friends. [1861], 1862.
Salt water: or the life and adventures of Neil D’Arcy, the midshipman.
1861.
The seven champions of Christendom. 1861.
True blue: or the life and adventures of a British seaman of the old
school. 1862.
The fire-ships. A tale of the last naval war. 1862, [1872] (as Ronald
Morton: or the fire ships: a story of the last naval war).
Hearty words for British sailors afloat and ashore. 1862.
Marmaduke Merry the midshipman: or my early days at sea. 1862,
1864, 1870.
Adventures of Dick Onslow among the red skins. By Barrington
Beaver. 1863, Boston 1864, London 1870, 1876.
Our sailors: or anecdotes of the engagements and other gallant
deeds of the British navy during the reign of Her Majesty Queen
Victoria. 1863.
Our soldiers or anecdotes of the campaigns and gallant deeds of the
British army during the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria. 1863.
The three midshipmen. 1863 (illus), 1896. Originally pbd in
Kingston’s Mag.
The log house by the lake. A tale of Canada. [1864.]
Anthony Waymouth: or the gentlemen adventurers. 1865, Boston
1865.
The Gilpins and their fortunes. An Australian tale. [1865.]
Paul Luggershull: or the lightship. A tale of the coast. [1865?]
Philip Mavor: or life amongst the Kaffirs. [1865.]
Rob Nixon, the old white trapper. A tale of central British North
America. [1865].
The young foresters and other tales. New York 1865, Philadelphia
1883.
Mountain Moggy: or the stoning of the witch. A tale for the young.
[1866.]
My first cruise. Followed by The travelling tinman, The beautiful
gate and The Chimaera. [1866] (Cassell’s Story Books for the
Young).
Washed ashore: or the tower of Stormont Bay. 1866, 1868, [1936].
Foxholme Hall: a legend of Christmas and other tales for boys. 1867
(illus), New York 1869.
Frozen up: or my polar experiences. 1867.
Infant amusements: or how to make a nursery happy. With practical
hints to parents and nurses on the moral and physical training of
children. 1867.
Paul Gerard, the cabin boy. 1867.
Ralph Clavering: or we must try before we can do. 1867.
Taking tales for cottage homes. Ed W. H. G. Kingston [1867].
Count Ulrich von Lindberg: a tale of the Reformation in Germany.
[1868.]
The perils and adventures of Harry Skipwith by sea and by land. 1868.
The pirates’ treasure: a legend of Panama and other tales for boys.
1868.
Three hundred years ago: or the martyr of Brentwood. [1868],
Dublin 1868, Philadelphia 1868.
The last lock: a tale of the Spanish Inquisition. 1869.
Our fresh and salt water tutors. A story of that good old time our
schooldays at the Cape. Ed W. H. G. Kingston. 1869.
At the South Pole: or the adventures of R. Pengelly. [1870] (illus).
John Deane of Nottingham: his adventures and exploits: a tale of
the times of William of Orange and Queen Anne. 1870.
Little Ben Hadden: or do right whatever comes of it. [1870.]
Off to sea: or the adventures of jovial Jack Junker on his road to
fame. [1870.]
The royal merchant: or events in the days of Sir Thomas Gresham, as
narrated in the diary of E. Verner, whilom his page and secretary
during the reigns of Queens Mary and Elizabeth. 1870.
The pirate’s treasure. A tale of Panama. 1870.
Sunshine bill. [1870.]
In the eastern seas: or the regions of the bird of paradise. 1871.
In the wilds of Africa. A tale for boys. 1871.
The fortunes of the ‘Ranger’ and ‘Crusader’. A tale of two ships and
the adventures of their passengers and crews. [1872.]