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(1856) Memoirs of Barry Lyndon; Vol 7 (1857) A little dinner at
Timmins’s, The Bedford Row conspiracy, Fitz-Boodle papers, A
shabby genteel story; Vol 8 (1857) Men’s wives.
The Kickleburys on the Rhine, by Mr M. A. Titmarsh. 1850, 1850,
1851 (with Preface being an essay on thunder and small beer),
Frankfurt 1851, New York 1851, Leipzig 1851, London 1866, New
York 1867.
Stubbs’s calendar: or the fatal boots. New York 1850; see also
Miscellanies.
Rebecca and Rowena: a romance upon romance, by Mr M. A.
Titmarsh. 1850, Paris 1850, Leipzig 1852. Revision of Proposals for
a continuation of Ivanhoe, Fraser’s Mag Aug–Sep 1846.
The history of Henry Esmond esq, a colonel in the service of Her
Majesty Q. Anne, written by himself. 3 vols 1852, 2 vols Leipzig
1852, 1 vol New York 1852, 3 vols London 1853, 1 vol 1858 (rev), 1866
(rptd); ed T.C. Snow and W. Snow 1909 (annotated); ed G. N. Ray,
New York 1950; ed J. Sutherland, London 1970 (Pen); ed E.
Harden, New York 1989; ed D. Hawes, Oxford 1991 (WCp).
The confessions of Fitz-Boodle; and some passages in the life of
Major Gahagan. New York 1852; see also Miscellanies.
A shabby genteel story and other tales. New York 1852, London 1853,
1853 (enlarged), 1864; ed D. J. Taylor, as A shabby genteel story and
other writings. London 1993 (EL). See also Miscellanies. Contains
The professor, The Bedford Row conspiracy, A little dinner at
Timmins’s (from Punch 27 May–29 July 1848).
Men’s wives. Fraser’s Mag March–Nov 1843; New York 1852, London
1853, 1859 (rptd); see also Miscellanies.
Jeames’s diary, A legend of the Rhine and Rebecca and Rowena. New
York 1853, 1859 (rptd); see also Miscellanies.
Mr Brown’s letters to a young man about town; with the Proser and
other papers. Punch 1845, 1848–51; New York 1853, London 1859,
1866 (rptd); see also Miscellanies.
Punch’s prize novelists, The fat contributor and Travels in London.
Punch 1844–5, 1847–8, 1850; New York 1853, 1859, 1865, 1868
(rptd); London 1856 (as Novels by eminent hands); Leipzig 1867
(with Sketches and travels); see also Miscellanies. Contains also
Going to see a man hanged, from Fraser’s Mag Aug 1840.
The English humourists of the eighteenth century: a series of lectures
delivered in England, Scotland and the United States of
America. 1853, 1853 (rev), Leipzig 1853, New York 1853, 1854, 1858,
1860, 1864 (rptd), 1867 (new ed), London 1858, 1863 (rptd); ed E.
Regel 6 vols Halle 1885–91; ed W. L. Phelps, New York 1900. Notes
by G. Hodder.
The Newcomes: memoirs of a most respectable family, edited by
Arthur Pendennis esqre. 24 monthly pts Oct 1853–Aug 1855;
Harper’s Mag Nov 1853–Oct 1855; 2 vols 1854–5, 4 vols Leipzig
1854–5, 2 vols New York 1855, 1856, 1859, 1865, 1867, 1868 (rptd), 1
vol London 1860 (rev), 1863 (rptd).
The rose and the ring, or the history of Prince Giglio and Prince
Bulbo: a fireside pantomime for great and small children, by Mr
M. A. Titmarsh. 1855 (for 1854), 1855, 1855, New York 1855,
London 1866, 1867; ed G. N. Ray, New York 1947 (ms facs).
Miscellanies: prose and verse. 4 vols 1855–7, 1861, 1865. Vol 1 (4 pts)
1855 contains Ballads, The book of snobs, The fatal boots (i.e.
Stubbs’s calendar) and Cox’s diary (i.e. Barber Cox from Comic
almanac 1840), The tremendous adventures of Major Gahagan
(i.e. Some passages in the life of Major Gahagan); vol 2 (3 pts) 1856
contains: The memoirs of Mr Charles J. Yellowplush and the
diary of C. Jeames de la Pluche esq, Sketches and travels in
London (including Mr Brown’s letters to a young man), Novels by
eminent hands (i.e. Punch’s prize novelists), Character sketches
(from Heads of the people 1840–1); vol 3 (3 pts) 1856 contains The
Memoirs of Barry Lyndon esq, Burlesques (A legend of the Rhine,
Rebecca and Rowena), A little dinner at Timmins’s, The Bedford
Row conspiracy; vol 4 (3 pts) 1857 contains The Fitz-Boodle
papers, Men’s wives (omitting The _’s wife), A shabby genteel
William Makepeace Thackeray
story, The history of Samuel Titmarsh and the great Hoggarty
diamond.
Ballads. Boston 1856. See also Miscellanies.
A little dinner at Timmins’s and The Bedford Row conspiracy.
Leipzig 1857, New York 1867; see also A shabby genteel story and
Miscellanies.
Christmas books. 1857. Contains Mrs Perkins’s ball, ‘Our street’,
Doctor Birch and his young friends.
The Virginians: a tale of the last century. 24 monthly pts Nov
1857–Oct 1859; Harper’s Mag Dec 1857–Oct 1859; New York Semiweekly
Tribune Nov 1857–Oct 1859, New York Weekly Tribune
Nov 1857–Oct 1859; 2 vols 1858–9, 4 vols Leipzig 1858–9, 1 vol New
York 1859, London 1863 (rev); ed G. Saintsbury and J. L. Robertson
1911; ed G. Sorensen, unpbd diss Univ of Minnesota 1966.
The four Georges: sketches of manners, morals, court and town life.
Cornhill Mag July–Oct 1860; Harper’s Mag Aug–Nov 1860; New
York 1860, 1862, 1864 (rptd), 1860 (new ed), London 1861, 1861,
1862, 1866 (rptd), Leipzig 1861; ed G. Meredith and T. Bayne 1903.
Lovel the widower. Cornhill Mag Jan–June 1860; Harper’s Mag
Feb–July 1860; New York 1860, London 1861 (rev).
A leaf out of a sketch book 1861 ( a T. J. Wise forgery).
The adventures of Philip on his way through the world, shewing
who robbed him, who helped him, and who passed him by.
Cornhill Mag Jan 1861–Aug 1862; Harper’s Mag Feb 1861–Sep
1862; 3 vols 1862, 2 vols Leipzig 1862, 1 vol New York 1862;
Columbia SC 1864.
Roundabout papers. Cornhill Mag Jan 1860–Feb 1863; 1863, 1864
(rptd), New York 1863, 1864 (rptd); ed J. E. Wells, New York 1925
(from ms).
Miscellanies. 6 vols New York 1864. Rptd from New York edns of
1852–3.
Denis Duval. Cornhill Mag March–June 1864; Harper’s Mag
Apr–Aug 1864; New York 1864, London 1867, Leipzig 1867; ed J.
Schacht, unpbd diss Univ of Illinois 1949.
Early and late papers hitherto uncollected. Ed J. T. Fields, Boston
1867. From Fraser’s Mag, Quart Rev, Cornhill Mag etc 1841–63.
Miscellanies vol 5. Boston 1870. Contains Catherine (from Harper’s
Mag May 1839–Feb 1840), Christmas books, Ballads etc.
The students’ quarter: or Paris five and thirty years since. [1874?].
From Corsair (New York), 24 Aug 1839–18 Jan 1840. All except More
aspects of Paris life rev and rptd in The Paris sketch book, 1840.
The orphan of Pimlico: and other sketches, fragments and drawings.
1876. Notes by A. I. Thackeray.
Sultan Stork and other stories and sketches (1829–44), now first collected
[by R. H. Shepherd]. 1887. From Snob 1829, Fraser’s Mag
1829, 1842, Nat Standard 1833–4, The Times 1837, Ainsworth’s
Mag 1842 etc.
Reading a poem. 1891 (priv ptd). From Britannia 1, 8 May 1841.
The Heroic Adventures of M. Boudin. Harpers’ New Monthly 1891;
Syracuse 1980 (first book edn).
Loose sketches, an eastern adventure etc. 1894. Loose sketches by M.
A. Titmarsh from Britannia 1 May–5 July 1841; An eastern adventure
of the fat contributor from Punch’s pocket-book 1847;
Preface to Sketches after English landscape painters by L. Marvy
1850.
The hitherto unidentified contributions of W. M. Thackeray to
Punch, with a complete authoritative bibliography from 1845 to
1848. Ed M. H. Spielmann 1899.
Mr Thackeray’s writings in the National Standard and the
Constitutional. Ed W. T. Spencer 1899.
Stray papers: being stories, reviews, verses, and sketches 1821–47. Ed
‘Lewis Melville’ 1901. Subtitle should read 1829–51.
The new sketch book: being essays now first collected from the
Foreign Quarterly Review. Ed R. S. Garnett 1906.
The knights of Borsellen: a hitherto unpublished romance.
Harper’s Mag July 1911. Notes by Lady Ritchie.
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