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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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A legacy: being the life and remains of John Martin, schoolmaster
and poet. 2 vols 1878. Biography and edited journal.
review: Athenaeum 13 Apr 1878.
Young Mrs Jardine. First pbd in Good Words Jan–Dec 1879. 3 vols
1879, 2 vols Leipzig 1879, [1880], [1916].
review: Athenaeum 25 Oct 1879.
Thirty years: poems new and old. 1880, 1881.
Children’s poetry. 1881.
His little mother and other tales and sketches. 1881. [1882] (new edn),
Leipzig 1882. Contains His little mother; Poor Prin; Two little
tinkers (Sunday Mag, Feb–Mar 1877); The postman’s daughter
(Sunday Mag, Sep 1877); About travelling and travellers (Good
Words, Dec 1878); Save the children (Sunday Mag, Mar 1879);
Sinless sabbath-breaking (Catholic Presbyterian, 1879); De
mortuis [Sydney Dobell] (Good Words, May 1879).
Plain speaking. 1882, Leipzig 1882. Essays. Contains Decayed gentlewomen;
An island of the blest; How she told a lie; A ruined
palace; and the following rptd from Good Words: The tide at the
flood (as The tide at the turn, Apr 1880); Victims and victimisers
(July 1880); ‘Odd’ people (Oct 1880); A little music (Nov 1880);
Conies (Feb 1881); On novels and novel makers (May 1881); Light
in darkness (Jan–Feb 1882).
Miss Tommy: a medieval romance. 1884, Leipzig 1884.
An unsentimental journey through Cornwall. First pbd in English
Illus Mag Feb–July 1884. 1884.
About money and other things. 1886. Essays and children’s stories.
About money (Contemporary Rev, Sep 1886); Six happy days in a
houseboat (as A holiday afloat, Good Words, Sep 1884); Life and
its worth (Sunday Mag 1884); Story of a little pig (Macmillan’s
Mag, Jan 1883); Genius: its aberrations and its responsibilities
(Good Words, Apr 1855); My sister’s grapes; Sisterhoods (as About
sisterhoods, Longman’s Mag, Jan 1883); Facing the world: a story
for boys (in Plucky Boys, Boston [1884]; A Paris atelier (Good
Words, May 1886); Kiss and be friends: a Whitsuntide wander
(English Illus Mag, Dec 1885).
King Arthur – not a love story. 1886, Leipzig 1886; tr Norwegian
1886.
Fifty golden years. [1887]. Jubilee souvenir.
An unknown country. 1887. Travel. First pbd in English Illus Mag
from Jan 1887.
review: London Quarterly Rev 69 1887.
Concerning men and other papers. 1888. Essays. Concerning men
(Cornhill Mag, Oct 1887); For better for worse (Contemporary
Rev, Apr 1887); A house of rest (Murray’s Mag, June 1886); Work
for idle hands (Cornhill Mag, July 1887); Our island sports (Good
Words, Oct 1887); Merely players (Nineteenth Cent, Sep 1886);
Miss Anderson in the ‘Winter’s Tale’ (Woman’s World, Dec 1887).
Poems. 1888.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Stories and translations from Tasso. Chambers’s Edinburgh Jnl, 18
Apr, 13 June, 19 Sep, 24 Oct 1846.
The strawberry girl. Chambers’s Edinburgh Jnl, 15 Aug 1846.
Quintin Matsys, blacksmith of Antwerp. Chambers’s Miscellany of
Instructing and Entertaining Tracts 19 [1847].
Too handsome: a tale. Sharpe’s London Mag, 27 Nov 1847.
Forgiveness: a tale. Keepsake, 1848.
Matilda of Scotland. The Book of Beauty, 1848.
History of a household. Sharpe’s London Jnl, May–July 1849.
The King’s shilling. Sharpe’s London Jnl, July 1851.
Arndt’s night underground. In Six pleasant companions for spare
hours, Boston [1852].
Little Lizzie and the fairies. In Six pleasant companions for spare
hours, Boston [1852].
Sunny hair’s dream. In Six pleasant companions for idle hours,
Boston [1852].
The young ship-carver. In Tony the sleepless, Boston [1852].
Our flitting: a household sketch. Nat Mag, Feb 1857.
The Papal excommunication. Macmillan’s Mag, May 1860.
In King Arthur’s land: a week’s study of Cornish life. Good Words,
Jan 1867.
A city at play. Macmillan’s Mag, May 1868.
Johnny’s opinion of himself. Good Words for the Young, Nov 1868.
The first Sunday of Lent. Macmillan’s Mag, June 1868.
The dog with a conscience and the dog without. Good Words for the
Young, Mar–Apr 1869.
The last news of the fairies. Good Words for the Young, Mar 1870.
Twenty-six hours. Cornhill Mag, May 1871.
Fighting in the dark. Good Words, Sep 1873.
Translations, editions and prefaces
A French country family, by Henriette de Witt. Tr Fr 1867.
M de Barante: a memoir, by F. P. G. Guizot. Tr Fr 1869.
Motherless: or a Parisian family, by Henriette de Witt. Tr Fr 1871.
Twenty years ago: from the journal of a girl in her teens. 1871. Ed
Mulock.
Is it true? Tales curious and wonderful. 1872. Ed Mulock.
An only sister, by Henriette de Witt. Tr Fr 1873.
A Christian woman, by Henriette de Witt. Preface 1882.
Attributed or spurious works
Will Denbigh, nobleman. 1877. Probably written by Emily Fox.
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Hutton, R. H. Novels by the authoress of John Halifax. North Br Rev
29 1858.
[Parr, H.] The author of John Halifax. Br Quart Rev 44 1866.
Oliphant, M. Mrs Craik. Macmillan’s Mag 57 1887.
Parr, L. In A. Sergeant et al, Women novelists of Queen Victoria’s
reign, 1897; rptd as The author of John Halifax, gentleman: a
memoir, 1898.
Reade, A. L. The Mellards and their descendants; with memoirs of
Dinah Maria Mulock. 1915.
Mitchell, S. Dinah Mulock Craik. 1983. [sm]
Sir Charles Augustus Murray 1806–95
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Travels in North America during the years 1834, 1835 and 1836,
including a summer residence with the Pannee tribe of Indians
and a visit to Cuba and the Azore Islands. 2 vols 1839, 1854 (rev).
The prairie-bird. 3 vols 1844, 1 vol 1845, 1857, [1874].
Hassan, or the child of the Pyramid: an Egyptian tale. 2 vols 1857,
1901.
Nour-ed-dyn, or the light of the faith: an Eastern fairy tale. [1883.]
A short memoir of Mohammed Ali, founder of the Vice-Royalty of
Egypt. Ed H. Maxwell 1898.
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Maxwell, H. The Hon Sir Charles Murray KCB: a memoir. 1898.
John Mason Neale 1818–66
See col 643.
William Johnson Neale 1812–93
Bibliographies
Summers, M. In his Gothic bibliography, [1941].
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Cavendish: or the patrician at sea. 1831, 1832.
The lauread: a satire. 1833.
The Port Admiral: a tale of the war. 3 vols 1833.