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The Mid-Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Edwin Waugh 1817–90
See col 690.
Charles Whitehead 1804–62
See col 692.
George John Whyte-Melville 1821–78
Bibliographies
Freeman, J. C. Whyte-Melville: a bibliography. BB 19 1949.
Collections
Works. Ed H. Maxwell 24 vols 1898–1902.
Works. 25 vols nd (Library edn).
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Horace translated into English verse. 1850.
Digby Grand: an autobiography. 2 vols 1853.
Tilbury Nogo: or passages in the life of an unsuccessful man. 2 vols
1854.
General Bounce: or the lady and the locusts. 2 vols 1855.
Kate Coventry: an autobiography. 1856.
The Arab’s ride to Cairo: a legend of the desert. Edinburgh [1857?].
Verse.
The interpreter: a tale of the war. 1858.
Holmby House: a tale of old Northamptonshire. 2 vols 1860.
Market Harborough: or how Mr Sawyer went to the shires. 1861,
1862 (with Inside the bar), Feltham 1984.
Good for nothing: or all down hill. 2 vols 1861.
Inside the bar: or sketches at Soakington. 1862 (with Market
Harborough).
The Queen’s Maries: a romance of Holyrood. 2 vols 1862.
The gladiators: a tale of Rome and Judaea. 3 vols 1863.
The Brookes of Bridlemere. 3 vols 1864.
Cerise: a tale of the last century. 3 vols 1866.
‘Bones and I’: or the skeleton at home. 1868.
The white rose. 3 vols 1868.
M. or N.: ‘similia similibus curantur’. 2 vols 1869.
Songs and verses. 1869, 1924.
Contraband: or a losing hazard. 2 vols 1871.
Sarchedon: a legend of the great Queen. 3 vols 1871.
Satanella: a story of Punchestown. 2 vols 1872.
The true cross: a legend of the Church. 1873. Verse.
Uncle John: a novel. 3 vols 1874.
Katerfelto: a story of Exmoor. 1875.
Sister Louise: or the story of a woman’s repentance. 1876.
Rosine. 1877.
Riding recollections. 1878 (7 edns), 1880 (edns 8–9), [1885], 1898,
1933, 1985.
Roy’s wife: a novel. 2 vols 1878.
Black but comely: or the adventures of Jane Lee. 3 vols 1879.
The bones at Rothwell: a lecture. [Rothwell 1903.]
Hunting poems. 1911.
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‘Melville, Lewis’ (L. S. Benjamin). In his Victorian novelists, 1906.
Ellis, S. M. In his Mainly Victorian, [1925].
Fortescue, J. In The eighteen-sixties, 1932 (Royal Soc of Lit).
Freeman, J. C. Whyte-Melville and Galsworthy’s Bright beings.
Nineteenth-Cent Fiction 5 1951.
William Gorman Wills 1828–91
See col 2027.
Mrs Henry Wood, née Ellen Price 1814–87
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Danesbury House. Glasgow, Scottish Temperance League 1860.
For better, for worse. 1861. Pbd anon in Temple Bar 1–3 1861. Pbd in
USA as For better, for worse, Philadelphia 1862. Included in a list
of Mrs H. Wood’s novels pbd by T. B. Peterson & Brothers,
Philadelphia, 1862 as Better for worse. Wrongly attributed in Nat
Union Cat to Marion Harland.
East Lynne. 3 vols 1861. First pbd in NMM 118–22 1860–1.
The Elchester College boys. In The golden casket. A treasury of tales
for young people, ed Mary Howitt [1861]. Also pbd in J. Cassell,
Cassell’s story books for the young, 1866.
The Channings. 3 vols 1862. First pbd in The Quiver 1 1861.
Mrs Halliburton’s troubles. 3 vols 1862. First pbd in The Quiver 2
1862.
The shadow of Ashlydyat. 3 vols 1863. First pbd in NMM 123–9
1861–3.
The foggy night at Offord: a Christmas gift for the Lancashire Fund.
1863; rptd in The unholy wish, 1890.
Verner’s pride. 3 vols 1863. First pbd in Once a Week 7–8 1862.
A race for life. In Shilling books for leisure hours, [1863]. First pbd in
The Leisure Hour 1861.
The lost bank note. In The Leisure Hour 1863.
William Allair: or running away to sea. 1864. First pbd in The Quiver
2–3 1862–3; rptd 1905. Children’s book.
Lord Oakburn’s daughters. 3 vols 1864. First pbd in Once a Week
10–11 1864.
Oswald Cray. 3 vols Edinburgh 1864. First pbd in Good Words
1864.
Trevlyn Hold: or Squire Trevlyn’s heir. 3 vols 1864. Pbd in USA as
Squire Trevlyn’s heir, Philadelphia 1862; pbd as Squire Trevlyn’s
heir in The Quiver 3–4 1863–4.
Mildred Arkell: a novel. 3 vols 1865. Pt pbd in NMM 101–2 1854 and
114–15 1858–9.
St Martin’s Eve: a novel. 3 vols 1866. Pt pbd in NMM 99 1853 and
103–4 1855; pt pbd in USA as Castle Wafer: or the plain gold ring,
New York [1868].
Elster’s folly: a novel. 3 vols 1866. Part pbd in NMM 112 1858.
Lady Adelaide’s oath. 3 vols 1867, 1889 (as Lady Adelaide). Pbd in
Temple Bar 17–19 1866–7; first pbd in USA as The castle’s heir. A
novel in real life, Philadelphia 1862; pbd also as Out of the deep,
Boston 1876.
A life’s secret. 2 vols 1867. First pbd in The Leisure Hour 1862.
Orville College: a story. 2 vols 1867.
The Red Court Farm: a novel. 3 vols 1868. Pt pbd in NMM 117 1859;
pbd abridged in USA as The Red Court Farm: and the nobleman’s
wife, Philadelphia [c. 1868] (‘issued here in advance of the publication
of the work in Europe’).
Anne Hereford: a novel. 3 vols 1868. Pbd in The Argosy 5–6 1867–8.
First pbd in USA as The mystery. A story of domestic life,
Philadelphia 1862 (‘printed from the author’s manuscript, purchased
from Mrs Henry Wood, in advance of the publication of
the work in Europe’).
Roland Yorke: a novel. 3 vols 1869. A sequel to The Channings, above.
First pbd in The Argosy 7–8 1868–9.
Bessy Rane: a novel. 3 vols 1870. First pbd in The Argosy 9 1870.
George Canterbury’s will: a novel. 3 vols 1870. Pt pbd in Bentley’s
Misc 44–5 1858–9; pbd in Tinsley’s Mag 4–5 1869–70 and The
Argosy 10 1870.
Dene Hollow: a novel. 3 vols 1871. First pbd in The Argosy 11–12 1871;
ch 4 first pbd as The ghost of the Hollow Field, in Routledge’s
Christmas Annual 1867; pt pbd as A light and a dark Christmas,
Philadelphia [1866].
Within the maze: a novel. 3 vols 1872. First pbd in The Argosy 13–14
1872.