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Margaret Forster: a dream within a dream. Preface by Mrs Sala. 1897,
1899.
McKenzie, J. (ed). Letters of George Augustus Sala to Edmund Yates:
in the Edmund Yates Papers, University of Queensland Library.
St Lucia, Australia 1993.
Dingley, R. (ed). The land of the golden fleece: George Augustus Sala
in Australia and New Zealand in 1885. Canberra 1995.
Contributions to periodicals
Periodicals Sala edited and contributed to include:
Chat c. 1848–9.
Conservative Mag Aug 1850.
Temple Bar. Sala was editor Nov 1860–Jan 1863, contributor 1860–8.
For a list of his contributions, see Wellesley vol 5.
Banter 2 Sep 1867–20 Jan 1868.
Sala’s Jnl 30 Apr 1892–11 Apr 1894.
Newspapers and mags for which Sala wrote regularly include:
Household Words 1851–6. Sala’s contributions are listed in Anne
Lohrli, Household Words . . . table of contents, list of contributors
and their contributions, Toronto 1973.
Illus Times 1855–early 1860s.
The Welcome Guest 1858–60.
Daily Telegraph 1857–95. Sala wrote leaders, often two on a single
day, special correspondent’s reports, reviews, including art
reviews, and other articles.
All the Year Round 1859–69. Sala’s contributions are listed in Ella
Ann Oppenlander, Dickens’s All the Year Round: descriptive
index and contributor list, New York 1984.
Cornhill Mag 1860. Sala’s contributions are listed in Wellesley vol 5.
Illus London News 1860–87 (intermittently). Sala’s columns were
‘Echoes of the week’ and ‘Playhouses’. From 18 June to 1 Oct 1887
‘Echoes of the week’ was continued in Entertainment Gazette
and from 2 Mar 1890 to 27? Jan 1895 in Sunday Times.
Notes and Queries. Sala contributed dozens of notes between the
early 1860s and the late 1880s.
Belgravia Nov 1866–June 1878.
Bow Bells Annual 1868–88. Sala contributed to or ‘edited’ the issues
entitled The poor prisoners [1868], Stories with a vengeance
[1882], Mrs General Mucklestrap’s four tall daughters, a culinary
romance, by George Augustus Sala, and other stories [1886],
Right round the world, with some stories I found on it [1887] (all
but 2 stories by Sala), Not a friend in the world, a story of a
Christmas dinner, by George Augustus Sala, and other stories
[1888?]. The issues entitled Terrible tales [1873] and Dead men tell
no tales; but live men do [1884], solely by Sala, are listed above
among his individual works.
Contributions to collaborative works
Harlequin Billy Taylor, or the Flying Dutchman and the King of
Raritongo. Invented and written by Mr George Ellis and the
Brothers [G. A. and C. K.] Sala. 1851. Play.
Funeral procession of Arthur, Duke of Wellington. (panorama). [By
Henry Alken and Sala.] [1852.]
The boy’s birth-day book: a collection of tales, essays, and narratives
of adventure. [1859.]
Marston Lynch: a personal biography. By Robert Brough. 1860.
Novel. Sala wrote last para and prefatory Memoir of the author.
Belle Boyd, in camp and prison: written by herself. 2 vols 1865.
Introd by ‘George Augusta [sic] Sala’.
The Biglow papers, by James R. Lowell. 1865. Introd by Sala.
The autocrat of the breakfast-table, by Oliver Wendell Holmes.
1865, 1866. Introd by Sala.
Artemus Ward, his book. 1865. Introd by Sala.
Major Jack Downing. 1865. Introd by Sala.
The Nasby papers by Petroleum V. Nasby. 1865, 1866. Introd by Sala.
Artemus Ward, his travels. 1865. Introd by Sala.
The Orpheus C. Kerr papers. 1865. Introd by Sala.
Yankee drolleries: the most celebrated works of the best American
humorists. 1866, 1869, 1870, 1872 etc. Introds by Sala.
The complete correspondence and works of Charles Lamb, vol 1.
1868. Essay by Sala.
James Spence & Co: St Paul’s cathedral and its churchyard. 1868.
Advertising brochure. Essay by Sala.
Love’s cross-currents: a year’s letters. By A. C. Swinburne. [1871?].
Novel. May have been partly written by Sala.
Crystal Palace first mule and donkey show. 1874. Advertising
brochure. Essay by Sala.
Mornings at Bow Street, by J. Wight. 1875. Essay by Sala.
Fanmakers Company: catalogue of competitive exhibition of fans
held at Drapers Hall, 2–11 July 1878. 1878. Essay by Sala.
The showman’s panorama, by Codlin and Short [John Latey, jun].
1880. Introd by Sala.
The dogaressa, by W. G. Melmontí. Tr Clare Brun.‘1887’ [1886].
Preface by Sala.
Books and mags illustrated or partly illustrated by Sala include:
A word with Punch, by Alfred Bunn. [1847.]
A bowl of punch, by Albert Smith. [1848.]
The man in the moon. 1847[?]–9.
The battle of London life, or Boz and his secretary, by Morna
[Thomas O’Keefe]. [1849.]
The April fool book: for the wise men of the west, by Morna
[Thomas O’Keefe]. [1849.]
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Arnold, Matthew. Friendship’s garland. 1871.
Forster, John. The life of Charles Dickens. 1872.
Yates, Edmund. Recollections and experiences. 1884.
Vizetelly, Henry. Glances back through seventy years. 1893.
Obits: The Times 9 Dec 1895, Daily Telegraph 9 Dec 1895, Illus
London News 14 Dec 1895, Athenaeum 14 Dec 1895.
Tinsley, William. Random recollections of an old publisher. 1900.
Straus, Ralph. Sala: the portrait of an eminent Victorian. 1942.
Edwards, P. D. Dickens’s ‘Young men’: George Augustus Sala,
Edmund Yates, and the world of Victorian journalism. Aldershot
1997. [pde]
Adelaide Sartoris, née Kemble 1816–79
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A week in a French country house. 1867, Boston 1867 (3 edns), rptd
Boston 1868 with her Medusa, and other tales (Loring’s Railway
Novels), rptd London 1902 with preface by Anne Thackeray
Ritchie, illustr Lord Leighton, New York 1902, 3rd London
impression 1903. Another edn 1909. Serialised in Cornhill Mag
15, Feb–Apr 1867.
review: Athenaeum 27 July 1867.
Medusa, and other tales. 1868, Boston [186-?], 1868 with her A week
in a French country house. 3 stories first pbd Cornhill Mag 9, Apr
1864, 10, Oct 1864, and 12, Dec 1865. Rptd with 4 new stories and
title Past hours, 2 vols 1880.
review: Athenaeum 27 June 1868.
§2
Jameson, Anna. Memoirs and essays illustrative of art, literature,
and social morals. 1846.
Middleton, Miss. In DNB.
See also biographies of Sartoris’s sister Fanny Kemble by L. S. Driver, Chapel
Hill 1933, C. Wright, 1972, D. Marshall, 1977, and J. C. Furnas, New York 1982.
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Marmion W. Savage 1803–72
The Falcon family: or young Ireland. 1845, 1854.
The bachelor of the Albany. 1848; ed B. Dobrée 1927.
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