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The Pit Town coronet: a family mystery. 3 vols 1888, 1 vol 1891.
The fatal Phryne. 2 vols 1889, 1 vol [1890]. With F. C. Philips.
The great Dorémi: being the life romance of Antonio Pisani, the last
of his line. 1890.
The Scudamores: a novel. 2 vols 1890. With F. C. Philips.
Sybil Ross’s marriage: the romance of an inexperienced girl. 1890.
With F. C. Philips.
Jardyne’s wife: a novel. 3 vols 1891.
John Squire’s secret: a novel. 3 vols 1891, 1 vol 1893.
A maiden fair to see. 1891. With F. C. Philips.
Was he justified?: a novel. [1891.]
His sister’s hand: a novel. 3 vols [1892], 1 vol [1906] (as Her dead hand).
In and about Bohemia: being forty-one short stories. [1892.]
Laura Ruthven’s widowhood. 3 vols 1892. With J. Davidson.
Her portrait, or Phillida’s fortunes: a story told in a novel way with
pen and pencil. 1893.
Behind an eastern veil: a plain tale of events occurring in the experience
of a lady who had a unique opportunity of observing the
inner life of ladies of the upper class in Persia. Edinburgh 1894.
An easy-going fellow. 1896.
His dead past. 1897.
The yoke of steel: a novel. 1897. With G. Burchett.
The dean’s apron. 1898. Beeton’s Christmas annual. With G.
Burchett. [eh]
Emma Caroline Wood, Lady Wood 1802–79
Rosewarn: a novel. 3 vols 1866. Pbd under the pseudonym ‘C.
Sylvester’.
Sorrow on the sea: a novel. 3 vols 1868.
Sabina: a novel. 3 vols 1868.
On credit. 2 vols 1870.
Seadrift: a novel. 3 vols 1871.
Cloth of frieze: a novel. 3 vols 1872.
Wild weather: a novel. 2 vols 1873.
Up hill: a novel. 3 vols 1873.
Ruling the roost: a novel. 3 vols 1874.
Below the salt: a novel. 3 vols 1876.
Through fire and water: a novel. 2 vols 1876.
Sheen’s foreman: a novel. 3 vols 1877.
Youth on the prow: a novel. 3 vols 1879.
Lady Wood also pbd an anthology, Leaves from the poets’ laurels, 1869.
Margaret Louisa Woods, née Bradley 1856–1945
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A village tragedy. 1887.
Lyrics and ballads. 1889.
Esther Vanhomrigh. 3 vols 1891.
The vagabonds. 1894.
Songs. Oxford 1896 (priv ptd).
Aëromancy and other poems. 1896.
Wild justice. 1896.
Weeping ferry and other stories. 1898.
Sons of the sword: a romance of the Peninsular War. 1901.
The Princess of Hanover. 1902.
The King’s revoke. 1905.
The invader. 1907.
Poems old and new. 1907.
Pastels under the southern cross. 1911. Essays of travel.
Collected poems. 1914.
Come unto these yellow sands. [1915.]
A poet’s youth. 1923.
The Spanish lady. 1927.
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Courtney, W. L. In his Feminine note in fiction, 1904.
Edmund Hodgson Yates 1831–94
Theodore Watts-Dunton | Edmund Hodgson Yates
The Edmund Yates Papers in the Univ of Queensland Lib include many
letters to and from Yates and his son Edmund Smedley Yates, and other mss.
See catalogue, comp P. Edwards and A. Dowling (St Lucia, Queensland
1993). Yates’s letters to T. H. S. Escott and William Archer, two members of
the staff of his weekly The World, are in the BL, which also holds his diary
for 1885.
Bibliographies
Edwards, P. (ed). Edmund Yates 1831–1894: a bibliography. St Lucia,
Queensland 1980.
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My haunts and their frequenters. 1854.
Mirth and metre: by two merry men. 1855. With F. E. Smedley.
Yates’s contributions first pbd in the Keepsake 1854, Court Jnl 31
July–30 Oct 1852, George Cruikshank’s Mag Feb 1854.
Our miscellany: which ought to have come out but didn’t. 1856,
1857. With R. B. Brough. Parodies of Ainsworth, Tupper, Dickens,
Macaulay, Longfellow, and others.
A night at Notting Hill: an original apropos sketch in one act. 1857,
New York 1878–9. With N. H. Harrington. First performed
Adelphi Theatre 5 Jan 1857.
reviews: The Times 6 Jan 1857; Athenaeum 10 Jan 1857.
My friend from Leatherhead: a farce in one act. 1857. With N. H.
Harrington. First performed Lyceum Theatre 25 Feb 1857.
reviews: [J. Oxenford] The Times 24 Feb 1857; Athenaeum 28
Feb 1857.
Double dummy: a farce in one act. 1858. With N. H. Harrington.
First performed Lyceum Theatre 3 Mar 1858.
reviews: The Times 4 Mar 1858; Athenaeum 6 Mar 1858.
Your likeness – one shilling: a comic sketch in one act. 1858. With
N. H. Harrington. First performed Strand Theatre 22 Apr
1858.
review: The Times 28 Apr 1858.
Mr Thackeray, Mr Yates, and the Garrick Club: the correspondence
and facts stated by Edmund Yates. 1859 (priv ptd), c. 1890 (forged
edn by T. J. Wise).
If the cap fits: a comedietta in one act. 1859. With N. H. Harrington.
First performed Princess’s Theatre 13 June 1859.
Hit him, he has no friends: a farce in one act. 1860, Boston 186?,
London 186?, 188?, Boston 1889. With N. H. Harrington. First performed
Strand Theatre 17 Sep 1860.
After office-hours. 1861, 1863 (with 5 sketches omitted and 1 added).
First pbd in Court Jnl 25 Dec 1852, The Train July 1856,
Household Words 17 May 1856–24 Jan 1859, Illus Times 11 Sep
1858, Welcome Guest 13 Nov 1858–1860, All the Year Round 21
May–30 July 1859.
Broken to harness: a story of English domestic life. 3 vols 1864, 1 vol
1864, 1865, 2 vols Leipzig 1866, 1 vol Boston 1866, London 1867,
1870, 1873, Boston 1873 (with A waiting race and The yellow flag),
187? (‘9th edn’), London 187?, c. 1880, New York 188?, 1886, 1890.
First pbd in Temple Bar Feb 1864–Jan 1865.
reviews: [H. Dixon] Athenaeum 26 Nov 1864; Spectator 26 Nov
1864.
Pages in waiting. 1865, 1884. First pbd in Temple Bar Jan 1861–Mar
1864.
The business of pleasure. 2 vols 1865, 1 vol 1879, New York 1879. First
pbd in All the Year Round 7 July 1860–21 Jan 1865.
Running the gauntlet: a novel. 3 vols 1865, 1 vol 1866, 1867, New York
1883, Boston 1886, New York 1886, 1891, London 1892.
review: Athenaeum 4 Nov 1865.
Kissing the rod: a novel. 3 vols 1866, 1 vol New York 1866, London
‘1867’ [1866], 1867, 1892.
review: Athenaeum 23 June 1866.
Land at last: a novel in three books. 3 vols 1866, 2 vols Leipzig 1866, 1
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