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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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John Sterling 1806–44
See col 2199.
Elizabeth Wheeler Stone 1803–61?
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The art of needlework from the earliest ages . . . edited by the
Countess of Wilton. 1840, 1841 (3rd edn).
William Langshawe, the cotton lord. 2 vols 1842.
reviews: Athenaeum 1 Oct 1842; Examiner 5 Nov 1842.
The young milliner. 1843.
review: Athenaeum 6 May 1843.
Miss Pen and her niece; or the old maid, and the young one. 3 vols
1843.
Sir Eustace de Lucie, a romance. In vol 3 of Miss Pen and her niece,
1843.
The widow’s son. Chambers’s Misc 1 1844.
Chronicles of fashion, from the time of Elizabeth to the early part of
the nineteenth century, in manners, amusements, banquets, costumes,
etc. 1845, 1846.
Mr Dalton’s legatee, a very nice woman. 3 vols 1850.
Ellen Merton; or the pic-nic. 1856.
God’s acre; or, historical notices relating to churchyards. 1858.
Angels. 1859.
A handbook to the Christian year, for young people. 1860.
Contributions to periodicals
The royal sneeze. Ainsworth’s Mag 1, Feb 1842.
Matrimony. Ainsworth’s Mag 1, Mar 1842.
The Duke of Wellington and Richard Coeur de Lion. Ainsworth’s
Mag 2, Nov 1842.
Attributed works
Three incidents, strictly true [in verse]. Worthing 1873.
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Kestner, J. A. Elizabeth Stone’s William Langshawe, the cotton lord
and The young milliner as condition-of-England novels. BJRL 67
1985.
Kestner, J. A. Protest and reform: the British social narrative by
women, 1827–1867. Madison WI 1985. [jak]
Robert Smith Surtees 1803–64
Collections
Sporting novels: with all the coloured plates from the original editions.
6 vols nd (priv ptd), [1926].
Novels. 10 vols 1930.
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The horseman’s manual: being a treatise on soundness, the law of
warranty and generally on the laws relating to horses. 1 vol 1831.
Jorrocks’ jaunts and jollities: or the hunting, shooting, racing,
driving, sailing, eating, eccentric and extravagant exploits of that
renowned sporting citizen, Mr John Jorrocks of St Botolph Lane
and Great Coram Street; with illustrations by Phiz (H. K. Browne).
First pbd in New Sporting Mag July 1831–Sep 1834; 1 vol 1838,
1839, 1843 (illustr Henry Alken), 1869 (rev and enlarged), 1874 etc.
Handley Cross, or the spa hunt: a sporting tale. First pbd in New
Sporting Mag Mar 1838–Dec 1839 as The Handley-Cross Hounds
(The Gin-and-Water Hunt for first 2 instalments Mar, Apr 1838; 1
illustration Nov 1839 by H. K. Browne); 3 vols 1843 (rev and
enlarged, no illustrations); 17 monthly pts Mar 1853–Oct 1854 (rev
and enlarged); 1 vol 1854 as Handley Cross: or Mr Jorrocks’s hunt,
illustr John Leech; 1888 (new illustrations); 1891, 1892 etc.
reviews: [Lockhart, J. G.] Quart Rev 71, Mar 1843; Sunday Times
26 Mar 1843; Ainsworth’s Mag 3, June 1843.
Hillingdon Hall, or the cockney squire: a tale of country life. First
pbd in New Sporting Mag Feb 1843–June 1844 (up to ch 24) illustr
G. Tattersall and H. Heath; completed and rev 3 vols 1845; 1 vol
1888 (with coloured illustrations).
review: Brighton Gazette 16 Jan 1845.
The analysis of the hunting field: being a series of sketches of the
principal characters that compose one; the whole forming a
slight souvenir of the season. First pbd in Bell’s Life in London
and Sporting Chron 12 Oct 1845–26 Apr 1846; 1 vol 1846 rev
(illustr Henry Alken).
Hawbuck Grange: or the sporting adventures of Thomas Scott esq.
First pbd in Bell’s Life in London 25 Oct 1846–27 June 1847; 1 vol
rev 1847 (illustr ‘Phiz’); [1888], 1891, 1892 etc.
Mr Sponge’s sporting tour. First pbd in New Monthly Mag and
Humorist Jan 1849–Apr 1851 as Soapey Sponge’s sporting tour; 13
monthly pts 1852–3 (illustr John Leech); 1853, [1888], 1892, 1893
etc.
review: New Sporting Mag n.s. 25, Jan 1853.
Young Tom Hall’s heart-aches and horses. First pbd in New Monthy
Mag and Humorist Oct 1851–Jan 1853. Incomplete. Ed E. D.
Cuming 1926 as Young Tom Hall, his heart-aches and horses,
illustr G. D. Armour.
Ask Mamma: or the richest commoner in England. 13 monthly pts
1857–8 (illustr John Leech), 1 vol 1858, [1888], 1892, 1903, 1904 etc.
An encyclopaedia of rural sports or complete account (historical,
practical, and descriptive) of hunting, shooting, fishing, racing,
etc by Delabere P. Blaine, esq. A new edn rev and corrected (ed R. S.
Surtees) 1858.
Plain or ringlets? 13 monthly pts 1859–60 (illustr John Leech); 1860,
[1888], 1892, 1900 etc.
Mr Romford’s hounds. 12 monthly pts May 1864–Apr 1865 (illustr
John Leech and ‘Phiz’ (H. K. Browne)); 1865 (as Mr Facey
Romford’s hounds); 1892, 1911.
Collections of articles
Thoughts on hunting and other matters. Ed E. D. Cuming 1925.
The hunting tours of Surtees. Ed E. D. Cuming 1927.
Town and country papers. Ed E. D. Cuming 1929.
Surtees also helped to found New Sporting Mag which he edited 1831–6.
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The novels of Surtees. TLS 28 Dec 1916.
Frith, W. P. In his John Leech, 1891.
‘O’Neill, M.’ (Nesta Skrine) Novels by Surtees. Blackwood’s Mag Apr
1913.
Fairfax-Blakeborough, J. Handley Cross. The Field 29 Apr 1916.
Cuming, E. D. R. S. Surtees: creator of Jorrocks. 1924.
O’Neill, M. (Nesta Skrine). The author of Jorrocks. Blackwood’s Mag
June 1924.
Guthrie, D. Some new Surtees letters. The Field 3 Apr 1948.
Cooper, L. R. S. Surtees: a biography. 1952.
Collison, R. L. A Jorrocks handbook. 1964.
Blain, V. H. A study of R. S. Surtees as novelist with special reference
to his textual revisions. Unpbd B.Lit thesis, Oxford 1970.
Gash, N. Robert Surtees and early Victorian society. Oxford 1993.
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Jemima, Baroness Tautphoeus née
Montgomery 1807–93
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The initials: a novel. 3 vols 1850, 1853, 2 vols Leipzig 1854, London
1858, 1863 (6th edn).
Cyrilla: a tale. 3 vols 1853, 2 vols Leipzig 1853, 1872; tr Ger 1854.
Quits: a novel. 3 vols 1857, 2 vols Leipzig 1858, London 1860, 1864; tr
Ger [1863].
At odds: a novel. 2 vols 1863, Leipzig 1863, 1 vol London 1873.