The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Lilian’s Golden hours. Illus. ‘1857’ [1856], 1858.
Dr Oliver’s maid: a story in four chapters. 1857.
Dora and her papa: a story for children. Illus. 1860, 1869.
Mainstone’s housekeeper. 3 vols 1860, 1864, 1865.
The Delft jug. 1861.
Give bread, gain love: a tale. 1861, 1869.
The little museum keepers. 1861.
The hallowed spots of ancient London: historical, biographical and
antiquarian sketches. 1862, rptd 1870.
Lady Herbert’s gentlewomen. 3 vols 1862.
The life of Josiah Wedgwood from his private correspondence and
family papers. Illus. 2 vols 1865, 2 vols 1970 (facs with introd by R.
W. Lightbown), 2 vols New York 1971, Stoke-on-Trent 1980 (facs).
A group of Englishmen: being records of the younger Wedgwoods
and their friends. 1871.
The Nine Hours’ Movement: industrial and household tales. 1872.
Wedgwood and his works. 1873.
Memorials of Wedgwood. 1874.
The Wedgwood handbook: a manual for collectors. 1875.
The children’s isle: a story for the young. Illus. 1878.
Choice examples of Wedgwood art. 1879.
Joe Fulwood’s trust. 1883.
Contributions to periodicals
Life of an authoress. Tait’s Edinbugh Mag Dec 1843–Apr 1844.
Art in Spitalfields. People’s Jnl 1845.
Life’s contrasts. Howitt’s Jnl 2 Jan 1847.
The angel of the unfortunate. Howitt’s Jnl 1847.
The worm towards the sun. Douglas Jerrold’s Shilling Mag 1847.
The great question of Ragged Schools. Eliza Cook’s Jnl 11 Aug 1849.
Lucy Dean: the noble needlewoman. Eliza Cook’s Jnl 16 Mar 1850.
Rptd in The slaughter-house of mammon, ed S. A. Winn and L. M.
Alexander, West Cornwall CT 1992.
My work as a decorator. Sharpe’s London Mag 1855.
Dr Oliver’s maid. Sharpe’s London Mag 1856.
Holy homes. Sharpe’s London Mag 1857, 1858.
Mistress of St John’s. Sharpe’s London Mag 1859 and Littell’s Living
Age 1873.
Primroses on the bar. Sharpe’s London Mag 1859.
Bridget of the moor. Reliquary 1860.
Love steps of Dorothy Vernon. Reliquary 1860.
St Benedicts in the Holme. Reliquary 1860.
A sketch from Wroxeter. Sharpe’s London Mag 1860.
Through the snow: a tale. Sharpe’s London Mag 1861.
Great Yarmouth; semi-Dutch town. Good Words 1866.
Plates and dishes. Good Words 1866.
Meteyard was a regular contributor to Howitt’s Jnl, Eliza Cook’s Jnl,
Household Words and Douglas Jerrold’s Shilling Mag. She also pbd in
periodicals ranging from the Reliquary to the Working Man’s Friend and
Family Instructor. After mid-1846 she was a frequent writer for Douglas
Jerrold’s Weekly Newspaper, and for the Forest of Dean Examiner.
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John Mills d. c. 1885
The old English gentleman: or the fields and the woods. 3 vols 1841,
1841, 1854.
The stage coach: or the road of life. 3 vols 1843.
D’Horsay: or the follies of the day, by a man of fashion. 1844; ed J.
Grego 1902 (with introd, sketch of D’Orsay’s career, key to the
characters mentioned in the satire and bibliography of works
written by Mills).
The English fireside: a tale of the past. 3 vols 1844.
The days of old. In The Edinburgh tales vol 2, 1845.
The old hall: or our hearth and homestead. 3 vols 1845.
The sportsman’s library. Edinburgh 1845.
Christmas in the olden time: or the wassail bowl. [1846.]
The life of a foxhound. 1848, 1849, 1861, 1892, [1910], 1921.
A capful of moonshine: or ’tis not all gold that glitters. 1849.
Our county. 3 vols 1850.
The belle of the village. 3 vols 1852.
The life of a racehorse. 1854, 1861.
The wheel of life. 1855.
The flyers of the hunt. Illustr J. Leech. 1859, 1865.
Stable secrets: or Puffy Doddles, his sayings and sympathies. 1863.
Too fast to last. 3 vols 1881, [1882].
On the spur of the moment. 3 vols 1884.
Jack Cherton of Sydney. [1906.]
Dinah Maria Mulock, later Craik 1826–87
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Michael the miner. 1846. Children’s book.
How to win love: or Rhoda’s lesson. 1848, [1866] (new edn), [1883].
Children’s book.
reviews: Athenaeum 20 May 1848; (Smedley, Frank) Sharpe’s
London Mag 7 1848.
Cola Monti: or the story of a genius. 1849, [1864] (illus), [1883], [1899].
Children’s book.
reviews: Chambers’s Edinburgh Jnl 24 Nov 1849; [Smedley,
Frank] Sharpe’s London Mag 9 1849.
The Ogilvies. 3 vols 1849, 1850, 1855, Leipzig 1863, London [1895]
(Oxford Lib), [1902].
reviews: Chambers’s Edinburgh Jnl 19 Jan 1850; Colburn’s New
Monthly Mag 87 1849; Dublin Univ Mag 36 1850; [Smedley,
Frank] Sharpe’s London Mag 10 1849.
Olive. 3 vols 1850, 1851, 1854, 2 vols Leipzig 1866, London 1875, [1877]
(new edn), [1893] (Oxford Lib).
reviews: Colburn’s New Monthly Mag 90 1850; Chambers’s
Edinburgh Jnl 4 Jan 1851; Colburn’s New Monthly Mag 95 1851;
Dublin Univ Mag 37 1851.
The half-caste: an old governess’s tale. First pbd in Chambers’s
Papers for the People 12 1851. 1880, 1897.
Alice Learmont: a fairy tale. 1852, 1859, 1878; tr Fr [187?]. Children’s
book.
Bread upon the waters: a governess’s life. 1852, Leipzig 1865.
The head of the family. 3 vols 1852, 1854, 2 vols Leipzig 1858, London
1874 (new edn), 1890 (illustr Walter Crane), [1895] (Oxford Lib),
[1916].
reviews: Colburn’s New Monthly Mag 94 1852; [Hall, Anna
Maria] Sharpe’s London Mag 15 1852; in ‘Recent novels’,
Edinburgh Rev 97 1853.
Agatha’s husband. 3 vols 1853, 1858, Leipzig 1860, London 1861
(Parlour Lib), 1865 (6th edn), 1875 (illustr Walter Crane), 1906; tr
Ger 1861.
reviews: Athenaeum 1 Jan 1853; Colburn’s New Monthly Mag 97
1853; in ‘Recent novels’, Dublin Univ Mag 42 1853; in ‘Recent
novels’, Edinburgh Rev 97 1853 [by Greg, W. R.]; in ‘Books and
their authors’, Sharpe’s London Mag n.s. 2 1853 [by Hall, Anna
Maria].
Avillion and other tales. 3 vols 1853, 1854. Includes Avillion; or, the
happy isles; The last of the Ruthvens (Chambers’s Papers for the
People 5, 1850); The self-seer (Fraser’s Mag, Jan–Mar 1849); The
sculptor of Bruges (Chambers’s Edinburgh Jnl, 20 Feb 1847); The
Italian’s daughter (Chambers’s Edinburgh Jnl, 27 Nov 1847); The
daughter of Heremon (Sharpe’s London Mag, Dec 1848); King
Tolv (as The wife of King Tolv, Sharpe’s London Mag, June 1850);
Erotion (Dublin Univ Mag, Oct 1847); Cleomenes the Greek
(Bentley’s Misc, July 1849); The story of Hyas (as Hyas the
Athenian, Fraser’s Mag, July 1848); The cross on the snow mountains
(Dublin Univ Mag, Feb 1849); The Rosecrucian (Dublin
Univ Mag, Feb 1847); Antonio Melidori (Chambers’s Papers for