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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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[1859], 1860, 1861, 1879, 1882, Leicester 1970 (introd by P. Collins).
First pbd in The Welcome Guest 1 May–27 Nov 1858.
Looking at life: or thoughts and things. 1860. First pbd in
Household Words 27 Dec 1851–5 Apr 1856.
The Baddington peerage, who won and who wore it: a story of the
best and the worst society. Illustr ‘Phiz’. 3 vols 1860, 1 vol 1865.
First pbd in Illus Times 21 Mar–26 Dec 1857.
A narrative of the Grand Volunteer Review in Hyde Park, Saturday,
June 23, 1860. [1860.]
A narrative of the target shooting at Wimbledon, in the week commencing
July 2, and the distribution of prizes at the Crystal
Palace, July 9, 1860. [1860.]
Lady Chesterfield’s letters to her daughter. 1860. First pbd in The
Welcome Guest 29 Oct 1859–28 Apr 1860.
Make your game, or the adventures of the stout gentleman, the slim
gentleman, and the man with the iron chest: a narrative of the
Rhine and thereabouts. 1860, 1869. First pbd in The Welcome
Guest 8 Jan–17 Sep 1859.
Dutch pictures, with some sketches in the Flemish manner. 1861,
1883 (omitting 5 sketches and adding Pictures done with a quill,
originally pbd 1864 as After breakfast), 1887. First pbd in
Household Words 17 Apr 1852–12 Apr 1856.
The seven sons of Mammon. 3 vols 1862, 1 vol 1864, Leipzig 2 vols
1869. First pbd in Temple Bar Jan–Dec 1861.
The two prima donnas, and The dumb porter. 1862, 1881 (The two
prima donnas only), Philadelphia [187-?]. The two prima donnas
first pbd in Weldon’s Register Nov 1860–Apr 1861.
The ship chandler and other tales. 1862, 1869 (The chandler: a tale).
The ship chandler first pbd in The Welcome Guest 9 June–25 Aug
1860.
Accepted addresses. 1862, 1863 (omitting 14 items). Most items first
pbd in Household Words 5 Mar–3 Sep 1853, The Train Mar 1856,
Illus Times 20 Dec 1856–24 Dec 1859, The Welcome Guest 8
May–25 Dec 1858, All the Year Round 19 Nov 1859–30 June 1860.
The strange adventures of Captain Dangerous. 3 vols 1863, 1 vol
1869, Boston 1869, 1886, New York 1886 (twice). First pbd in
Temple Bar Jan 1862–Feb 1863.
Breakfast in bed, or philosophy between the sheets: a series of indigestible
discourses. 1863, Boston 1863, New York 1863 (twice),
1864. First pbd in Temple Bar Oct 1862–Sep 1863.
The perfidy of Captain Slyboots and other tales. 1863, 1869.
Comprises 11 sketches first pbd in Accepted addresses 1862 but
omitted from 1863 edn.
After breakfast: or pictures done with a quill. 2 vols 1864, rptd in
Dutch pictures 1 vol 1883. First pbd in Household Words 8 May
1852–22 Mar 1856 and All the Year Round 25 Oct 1862–11 July
1863.
Robson: a sketch. 1864. Preface by J. C. Hotton. First pbd in pt in The
Train Mar 1856. The subject is the actor Frederick Robson.
Quite alone. 3 vols 1864, 1 vol New York 1865, 1883. Finished by
Andrew Halliday, vol 3, pp. 185–end. First pbd in All the Year
Round 13 Feb–12 Nov 1864.
My diary in America in the midst of war. 2 vols 1865. First pbd in pt
in Daily Telegraph 5 Dec 1863–23 Dec 1864.
A trip to Barbary by a roundabout route. 1866. First pbd in Daily
Telegraph 2 May–19 June 1865.
William Hogarth painter, engraver, and philosopher: essays on the
man, the work, and the time. 1866, 1867, 1970. First pbd in
Cornhill Mag Feb–Oct 1860.
From Waterloo to the Peninsula: four months’ hard labour in
Belgium, Holland, Germany, and Spain. 2 vols 1867 [1866]. First
pbd in Daily Telegraph 28 Nov 1865–17 Apr 1866.
Notes and sketches of the Paris Exhibition. 1868. First pbd in Daily
Telegraph 15 Feb–3 Apr 1867.
Insurance and assurance: an essay reprinted from Belgravia [June
1868]. [1868].
The battle of the safes: or British invincibles versus Yankee ironclads.
1868; tr Fr 1878. Appendix by R. Mallett and R. F. Fairlie.
The hats of humanity, historically, humorously, and aesthetically
considered: a homily. [1868], [1880].
Compton House, Liverpool. [1868.]
Lisson Grove. [1868.]
Needle magic: an anecdotal history of the sewing machine. [1869].
Rome and Venice, with other wanderings in Italy in 1866–7. 1869.
First pbd in Daily Telegraph 14 Aug 1866–7 Feb 1867.
Wat Tyler M.P.: an operatic extravaganza. 1869. First produced at
the Gaiety Theatre 20 Dec 1869.
The late Mr D_ and other tales. [1870.] Comprises 4 stories pbd in
The ship chandler and other tales 1862.
Charles Dickens: an essay. [1870], 1970. First pbd in pt in Daily
Telegraph 11 June 1870. Rptd in Speeches, letters, and sayings of
Charles Dickens, New York 1870.
Down clothing. [1871.]
Papers humorous and pathetic: being selections from the works of
George Augustus Sala, revised and abridged by the author for
public reading. 1872.
Under the sun: essays mainly written in hot countries. 1872, 1884,
1886, 1887. Most essays first pbd in All the Year Round 9 June
1866–21 Aug 1869.
The philosophy of eau de vie. [1872.]
The story of the Comte de Chambord: a trilogy. 1873. First pbd in
Daily Telegraph 21–4 Oct 1873.
Terrible tales. Bow Bells Annual. [1873], New York 187-[?].
India and the Prince of Wales. [1875.] Pbd at the Illus London News
office.
Paris herself again in 1878–9. 400 [350] illustrations. 2 vols 1879,
1880, 1 vol ‘1882’ [1881], Boston 1882, London 1887, 1948
(abridged). First pbd in Daily Telegraph 9 Aug–26 Nov 1878, 7–26
Apr 1879.
Theatre Royal, Olimprick: new and gorgeous pantomime entitled
Harlequin Prince Cherrytop and the Good Fairy Fairfuck, or the
frig – the fuck – and the fairy. [1879?], 1905. Anon.
Birched for thieving, or the punishment of Miss Bellasis. 1881; rptd
as opening section (pp. 1–96) of The mysteries of Verbena House,
or Miss Bellasis birched for thieving, by Etoniensis, 1882.
In a wine-cellar in Store Street. [1881.]
America revisited: from the Bay of New York to the Gulf of Mexico
and from Lake Michigan to the Pacific. 2 vols 1882, 2 vols Boston
1882, 1 vol London 1883, New York 1883, 1 vol London 1885, 1886.
First pbd in Daily Telegraph 12 Dec 1879–26 Apr 1880.
Living London: being ‘Echoes’ re-echoed. 1883, Boston 1883. First
pbd in Illus London News 1882.
Echoes of the year eighteen hundred and eighty-three. [1884.] First
pbd in Illus London News 1883.
Dead men tell no tales; but live men do. Bow Bells Annual. [1884.]
A journey due south: travels in search of sunshine. 1885. First pbd in
Daily Telegraph 26 Sep–26 Dec 1881.
The old hummums made new again: a retrospect and description of
the most historical hostelry in Covent Garden. [1888.]
Dublin whiskey: an essay. [1888.]
Colonel Quagg’s conversion. [1888?] In H. Vizetelly’s ser, Capital
Stories. First pbd in Household Words 30 Dec 1854, rptd in
Looking at life 1860.
Madame Tussaud’s Baker Street station: exhibition catalogue. 1892;
rptd many times until c. 1916.
London up to date. 1894, 1896.
Things I have seen and people I have known. 2 vols 1894.
The life and adventures of George Augustus Sala: written by
himself. 2 vols 1895, Boston 1895, 1 vol London 1896, Boston 1896.
Brighton as I have known it. 1895.
The thorough good cook: a series of chats on the culinary art and
nine hundred recipes. [1895], New York 1896.