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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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By conduct and courage: a story of the days of Nelson. 1904, 1905.
Through three campaigns: a story of Chitral, Tirah and Ashantee.
1904.
With the allies to Pekin: a tale of the relief of the legations. 1904.
In the hands of the Malays and other stories. 1905 (illus).
A soldier’s daughter, and other stories. 1906, [1905].
A search for a secret. 1911.
Charlie Marryat. From With Clive in India, 1920.
The plague ship. 1923.
Henty contributed extensively to boys’ periodicals including Boys,
Longman’s Christmas Annual, and the Union Jack which he edited after
the death of W. H. G. Kingston.
See G. Arnold, Held fast for England: G. A. Henty imperialist boys’
writer 1980. [dd]
‘John Oliver Hobbes’, Pearl Mary Teresa Craigie
1867–1906
Collections
The tales of John Oliver Hobbes. 1894.
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Some emotions and a moral. 1891.
The sinner’s comedy. 1892.
A bundle of life. 1893.
A study in temptations. 1893.
The gods, some mortals and Lord Wickenham. 1895.
The herb-moon: a fantasia. 1896.
The school for saints: part of the history of the Right Honourable
Robert Orange, M.P. 1897.
The ambassador: a comedy in four acts. 1898.
A repentance: an original drama in one act. 1899.
Osbern and Ursyne: a drama in three acts. 1900.
Robert Orange: being a continuation of the history of Robert
Orange, M.P., and a sequel to The school for saints. 1900.
The serious wooing: a heart’s history. 1901.
The wisdom of the wise: a comedy in three acts. 1901.
Love and the soul hunters. 1902.
Tales about temperaments. 1902.
Imperial India: letters from the East. 1903.
The artist’s life. 1904. Critical essays.
Letters from a silent study. 1904.
The science of life. 1904.
The vineyard. 1904.
The flute of Pan: a romance. 1905. Originally written as a play and on
its failure converted into a novel.
The dream and the business. 1906.
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Archer, W. In his Real conversations, 1904.
Courtney, W. L. In his Feminine note in fiction, 1904.
Richards, J. M. The life of John Oliver Hobbes told in her correspondence
with numerous friends, with a biographical sketch by her
father John Morgan Richards. 1911.
Clarke, I. C. In her Six portraits, 1935.
Maison, M. John Oliver Hobbes: her life and work. 1976.
‘Frances Cashel Hoey’, Frances Sarah Hoey, née
Johnston 1830–1908
Nat Lib of Ireland holds 114 ms letters from Hoey to the publisher Edmund
Downey, and 4 to other people. Univ of Illinois Lib holds 43 of her letters to the
publisher Bentley and 8 to Grant Richards.
Bibliography
Edwards, P. Frances Cashel Hoey: a bibliography. St Lucia,
Queensland 1982.
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A house of cards: a novel. 3 vols 1868, 1 vol [1871]. First pbd in
Tinsley’s Mag Mar 1868–Feb 1869.
reviews: [? Romer] Athenaeum 21 Nov 1868; Spectator 8 Feb
1873.
Falsely true: a novel. 3 vols 1870, revised edn 1 vol 1890, [1901].
reviews: [? Romer] Athenaeum 3 Sep 1870; [R. H. Hutton?]
Spectator 24 Sep 1870.
Buried in the deep, and other tales. 1871[?], 1873. Title story first pbd
in Chambers’s Jnl 4–25 Feb 1865.
review: Spectator 8 Feb 1873.
A golden sorrow. 3 vols 1872, 2 vols Leipzig 1872, 1 vol New York
[1872?], new edn London 1880, New York [1881?]. First pbd in
Chambers’s Jnl 6 Jan 1872–25 May 1872.
reviews: [? Romer] Athenaeum 1 June 1872; Saturday Rev 22 May
1880; [R. H. Hutton?] Spectator 8 June 1872.
Out of court. 3 vols 1874, 1 vol [1881?]. First pbd in The Australasian 4
Oct 1873–30 May 1874.
reviews: [Hepworth Dixon] Athenaeum 21 Mar 1874;
[R.H.Hutton?] Spectator 14 Mar 1874; (A. Lang) Acad Apr 1874;
The Times 21 Aug 1874.
The blossoming of an aloe and The queen’s token. 3 vols 1875, 1 vol
New York [1875?], The blossoming of an aloe (on its own) London
1876, New York 1881, The queen’s token (on its own) London 1889,
New York 1889, Boston 1889. The blossoming of an aloe first pbd
in Chambers’s Jnl 29 Aug–26 Dec 1874, The queen’s token in
London Soc May–Sep 1874.
reviews: [R. H. Hutton?] Spectator 2 Jan 1875; The Times 25 Jan
1875; London Soc Feb 1875; (G. Saintsbury) Acad 13 Feb 1875.
No sign, and other tales. [1876.] First pbd in New Quart Mag
Apr–Oct 1875.
Griffith’s double. 3 vols 1876. First pbd in All the Year Round 4 Dec
1875–5 Aug 1876.
reviews: [? Collyer] Athenaeum 5 Aug 1876; (G. Saintsbury) Acad
16 Sep 1876; [O. J. F.Crawfurd] New Quart Mag Oct 1876; [R. H.
Hutton?] Spectator 7 Oct 1876.
Kate Cronin’s dowry. New York [1877]. First pbd in New Quart Mag
Jan 1877.
All, or nothing. 3 vols 1879, 1 vol New York 1879, London 1888,
[1901?]. First pbd in All the Year Round 13 July 1878–8 Mar 1879.
reviews: [R. H. Hutton?] Spectator 29 Mar 1879; [D.? Cook]
Athenaeum 5 Apr 1879; (R. Littledale) Acad 17 May 1879.
The question of Cain. 3 vols 1882, 1 vol New York [1882?], New York
[1882?], rev edn London 1890, [1900?]. First pbd in All the Year
Round 26 Mar 1881–10 Dec 1882.
reviews: (L. Lang) Acad 28 Jan 1882; [? Collyer] Athenaeum 11 Feb
1882; Graphic 18 Feb 1882; [R. H. Hutton?] Spectator 18 Feb 1882.
The lover’s creed. 3 vols 1884, 1 vol New York 1884, New York 1884.
First pbd in Belgravia Jan–Dec 1884.
reviews: (C. Dawkins) Acad 13 Dec 1884; [A.? Sergeant]
Athenaeum 29 Nov 1884; [Captain Clarke] Spectator 13 Dec 1884;
Graphic 27 Dec 1884; Saturday Rev 27 June 1885.
A stern chase, a novel. 3 vols 1886, New York 1886, London 1886,
1886, 1 vol London 1888, New York 1889. First pbd in All the Year
Round 29 Aug 1885–1 May 1886.
reviews: [A.? Sergeant] Athenaeum 5 June 1886; (R. Littledale)
Acad 19 June 1886; [William Wallace] Spectator 26 June 1886;
Graphic 31 July 1886; Saturday Rev 28 Aug 1886.
His match, and more. 1890. Summer no of Household Words 26
June 1890.
Contributions to periodicals
Among the journals to which Hoey contributed regularly were Chambers’s
Jnl (1865–75), Temple Bar (1867–78), Dublin Rev (1865–81), The
Spectator (1871?–95), The Australasian (1873–1908?), New Quart Mag
(1875–8). For her contributions to Temple Bar, Dublin Rev, and New