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five acts; as accepted at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, and prohibited
by authority of the Lord Chamberlain, with a preface
explanatory. 1844 (anon), New York 1844 (with title, The prohibited
comedy Richelieu in love. . ., micro New York 1971 (English
and Amer Drama of the Nineteenth Cent ser), rev edn 1852, with
title, The prohibited comedy Richelieu in love: or, the youth of
Charles I: an historical comedy in three acts. . . As performed at
the Theatre Royal Haymarket, Oct 30th 1852 (includes passages
omitted from licensed ms and/or in performance).
reviews: (1844 text) Athenaeum 6 Apr 1844; (1852 performance)
The Times 1 Nov 1852.
Merry wives of Stamboul. Ainsworth’s Mag 8, July 1845. Short story.
Whitehall: or the days of Charles the First: an historical romance. 3
vols 1845, 1 vol New York [184-?] and Paris 1845, 1 vol London 1849
(3rd edn), 1 vol London and New York 1853 (Routledge’s Railway
Lib), rptd Routledge’s Standard Novels nd (cover and spine
drawing possibly by Hablot K. Browne), New York [185-?] bound
with 3 other novels including Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle
Tom’s cabin; tr Fr [1857].
reviews: Athenaeum 2 Aug 1845; [Lewes, G. H.] Westminster
Rev 45, Mar 1846.
Caesar Borgia: an historical romance. 3 vols 1846, 3 vols 1847 (with
new preface) (2nd edn), 1 vol Paris 1847, 1 vol London 1853
(Routledge’s Railway Lib), rptd London and New York [1874]; tr
Fr 1861. Serialised in Ainsworth’s Mag 8, Aug–Nov 1845.
The Revolt of Flanders: an historical tragedy in five acts. 1848.
The Maid of Orleans: a romantic chronicle. 3 vols 1849, 1 vol New
York 1850, 1 vol London 1858 (Routledge’s Standard Novels), rptd
nd, with cover by Hablot K. Browne; tr Ger 1850.
Owen Tudor: an historical romance. 3 vols 1849, 1 vol 1857.
review: Athenaeum 7 Apr 1849.
The gold worshippers, or the days we live in: a future historical
novel. 3 vols 1851, 1 vol 1858, New York [1866] (Lib of Select Novels
no 156).
review: Athenaeum 29 Mar 1851.
Westminster Abbey: or the days of the Reformation. 3 vols 1854, 1 vol
1859, rptd nd [after 1884].
review: Athenaeum 13 May 1854.
The city banker: or love and money. 3 vols 1856, 1 vol 1862; tr Ger
1857.
review: [Jewsbury, Geraldine] Athenaeum 15 Nov 1856.
Mauleverer’s divorce: a story of woman’s wrongs. 3 vols 1858, 1 vol
London and New York 1863 (Routledge’s Railway Lib).
Cynthia Thorold. 3 vols 1862, 1 vol edns [1862?] (Ward and Lock’s
Shilling Vol Lib) and [1869–70] (Parlour Lib Shilling ser).
Which wins, love or money? 1862, other edns [1862] (Ward and Lock’s
Shilling Vol Lib), [1869–70] (Parlour Lib Shilling ser), New York
1883 (The Seaside Lib, vol 74 no 1509). Adapted as play by H. T.
Craven with title Philomel, Globe Theatre 10 Feb 1870.
Epithalamium in honour of the marriage of their Royal Highnesses
the Prince and Princess of Wales. 1863, rptd in her Christmas at
Old Court, 1864.
Christmas at Old Court. 1864 (includes play A Spanish tale).
review: Athenaeum 30 Jan 1864.
Madeleine Graham. 3 vols 1864, 1 vol 1865 (Whitefriars Novels ser),
rptd 1868 (Routledge’s Railway Lib), New York 1865, London and
New York [1875].
review: [Jewsbury, Geraldine] Athenaeum 12 Mar 1864.
Dorothy Firebrace: or the armourer’s daughter of Birmingham. 3
vols 1865, 1 vol [1877] with title, The armourer’s daughter.
review: [Jewsbury, Geraldine] Athenaeum 18 Feb 1865.
The matrimonial Vanity Fair. 1868.
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Planché, J. R. Recollections and reflections of J. R. Planché: a professional
autobiography. 2 vols 1872.
Boase, F. Modern English biography vol 6, 1921.
Latham, E. and A. Algar. Emma Robinson. N & Q 6 May, 3 June 1944.
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George Herbert Buonaparte Rodwell 1800–52
See col 2018.
‘John Ruffini’, Giovanni Domenico Ruffini
1807–81
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Lorenzo Benoni: or passages in the life of an Italian, edited by a
friend. 1853.
Doctor Antonio: a tale. 1855.
The Paragreens on a visit to the Paris Universal Exhibition. 1856.
Illustr John Leech.
Lavinia. 3 vols 1860.
Vincenzo: or sunken rocks. 3 vols 1863.
A quiet nook in the Jura. 1867.
Carlino. 1870.
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Linaker, A. Ruffini. 1882.
Nota, A. Ruffini. 1899.
George Augustus Sala 1828–96
Leitch Ritchie | George Augustus Sala
Yale holds the largest collection of Sala mss, including nearly 400 letters and
notes, autograph mss of some of his shorter pieces, pbd and unpbd, a notebook
1858–88, and a family album. The collection also includes hundreds of letters
to Sala from various correspondents.
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Practical exposition of Mr J. M. W. Turner’s picture Rain, hail, steam
and speed: trifles for travellers dedicated to the world in general
and unprotected females in particular. By an Old Stoker
(panorama). [1850.]
Grand procession against papal aggression to present the address
and obtain redress in order that we may hear less of His Holiness
(panorama). [1850.]
No popery: a protestant Roland for a popish Oliver. By Anti-Guy
(panorama). [1850.]
The Great Exhibition wot is to be, or probable results of the industry
of all nations in the year ’51. By Vates Secundus (panorama).
[1850.]
The great glass house opend, or the Exhibition wot is. (panorama).
[1851.]
The house that Paxton built. By G. A. S. (panorama). 1851.
The book of the Symposium, or Soyer at Gore House: a catalogue
raisonné, artistic, historic, topographic, and picturesque of that
unique and gigantic establishment. [1851.]
All the world’s a cheese, and all the men and women merely
maggots: a gaseous cosmos of caricatures and character
(panorama). [1851.]
Grand national, historical, and chivalric pantomime, ye belle
alliance: or harlequin Good Humour and ye Field of ye Cloth of
Golde, being a legend of the meeting of the monarchs. [1856.]
How I tamed Mrs Cruiser. By Benedict Cruiser, illustr ‘Phiz’. [1858],
[186–?]. First pbd in The Welcome Guest 31 July–4 Sep 1858.
A journey due north: being notes of a residence in Russia in the
summer of 1856. 1858, 1859 with additional ch. First pbd in
Household Words 4 Oct 1856–14 Mar 1857.
Gaslight and daylight: with some London scenes they shine upon.
1859, 1860, 1872, 1879, 1881. First pbd in Household Words 6 Sep
1851–15 Mar 1856.
Twice round the clock: or the hours of the day and night in London.
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