No More Learning

The Extravaganzas of J. R. Planché . . . 1825-1871. 5 vols. 1879.
The Recollections and Reflections of J. R. Planché. 2 vols. 1872.
Isaac Pocock
1810. Hit or Miss! 1810.
1813. The Miller and his Men. 2nd edn. 1813.
1817. Robinson Crusoe; or, the Bold Buccaneers. L. A. E. Vol. XXVIII.
1818. Rob Roy Macgregor, or Auld Lang Syne! 1818.
? . Montrose, or, The Children of the Mist. 1822.
1830. The Magpie or the Maid?
1830. The Robber's Wife. Cumberland's British Theatre. Vol. XXVIII.
Also dramatic versions of Woodstock, Peveril of the Peak, The Antiquary
and Old Mortality.
John Poole
1825. Paul Pry. Duncombe's edn (of the British Theatre). Vol. I.
1829. Lodgings for Single Gentlemen. Duncombe's edn (of the British
Theatre]. Vol. Liv.
Charles Reade
1851. The Ladies' Battle: Un duel en Amour. L. A. E. Vol. CVIII.
1852. Masks and Faces; or, Before and Behind the Curtain. [In collaboration
with Tom Taylor. ].
1853. Gold! L. A. E. Vol. XI. [An adaptation of the novel It is never too
late to mend. ]
1854. The King's Rival. 1854. [In collaboration with Tom Taylor. ]
1854. Two Loves and a Life. [In collaboration with Tom Taylor. ] 1854.
1868. Foul Play. [In collaboration with Dion Boucicault. ]
1879. Drink. [Adapted from Zola's L'Assommoir. ]
See, also, post, bibliography to chap. XIII.
Frederick Reynolds (1764-1841)
1808. Begone Dull Care. 1808.
1808. The Exile. (Founded on Sophie Cottin's Elisabeth. ) Cumberland's
British Theatre. Vol. XXIX.


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1812. The Renegade. (Founded on Dryden's Don Sebastian. ) 1812.
The Life and Times of Frederick Reynolds written by himself. 2 vols.
1826.
William Barnes Rhodes (1772-1826)
1810. Bombastes Furioso. 1822. With illustrations by G. Cruikshank.
1830.
Catalogue of the dramatic library of W. B. Rhodes . . . which will be sold by
auction by Mr Sotheby . . . Apl. 18. (1825. ]
Thomas William Robertson
1864. David Garrick. New York (1870).
1865. Society. See Caste.
1866. Ours. New York (1879].
1867. Caste. New York (1878). Society and Caste. Ed. Pemberton, T. E.
1905.
1868. Play. L. A. E. No. 1969. [1893. ]
1869. Home. New York (1879].
1869. Dreams. [1893).
1869. School. New York (1879].
1870. M. P. L. A. E. No. 1966.
The Principal Dramatic Works of T. W. Robertson. With memoir by his
son (Robertson, T. W. ] 2 vols. 1889.
Richard Lalor Sheil
1814. Adelaide; or, the Emigrants. Dublin, 1814.
? . The Apostate. 3rd edn. 1817.
1818. Ballamira; or, The Fall of Tunis. 1818. Hunt, Leigh. The Examiner.
26 April 1818.
1819. Evadne; or, The Statue. 1819.
1820. Montoni.
? The Fatal Dowry. (Adaptation of the play by Massenger and
Field. ]
? • Damon and Pythias : a tragedy [by Banim, J. ; revised by Sheil].
.
:
Robert Louis Stevenson (and William Ernest Henley)
Three Plays. (1882] Deacon Brodie, [1890] Beau Austin, [1897) Admiral
Guinea. 1892. Rptd in vol.
xv of Swanston edn of R. L. Si's Works.
1912 (together with Macaire, a melodramatic farce).
Pinero, Sir A. W. Robert Louis Stevenson: the Dramatist. 1903.
See, post, bibliography to chap. III, vol. xiv.
Sir Thomas Noon Talfourd
1840. Glencoe; or, The Fate of the Macdonalds. 2nd edn. 1840.
1850. Ion.
The Dramatic Works of Sir T. N. Talfourd. 11th edn. 1852.
Dickens, Charles. The late Mr Justice Talfourd. Household Words. 25 March
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1859. The Fool's Revenge. L. A. E. Vol. XLIII.
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Benjamin Nottingham Webster
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The following adaptations obtained great success and had a considerable
influence on the drama of the period :
1861. A Scrap of Paper. (Adapted from Sardou's Les Pattes de Mouche,
by J, P. Simpson. )
1863. The Duke's Motto. (By John Brougham, founded on Paul Feval's
Le Bossu. )
1867. A Quiet Rubber. (Adapted by C. H. Coghlan from La Partie de
Picquet. )
1878. Diplomacy. (By B. C. Stephenson and Clement Scott; a version of
Sardou's Dora. There have been several notable revivals. )
G. A. B.
CHAPTER IX
THACKERAY
There is a complete bibliography of Thackeray's writings, arranged in
chronological order, in Melville, L. , William Makepeace Thackeray, vol. II,
pp. 145-376, which supersedes previous bibliographies.
A. PRINCIPAL WORKS WITH MISCELLANEOUS FICTION
The Professor. A Tale. Ptd in Bentley's Miscellany, Sept. 1837; rptd in
Comic Tales and Sketches, vol. 11, 1841, as by Goliah Gahagan, and in
A Shabby Genteel Story, etc. , New York, 1852, 1853.
The Yellowplush Correspondence. Ptd in Fraser's Magazine (8 nos. ), Nov.
1837-August 1838, without Mr Yellowplush's Ajew. Philadelphia, 1838.
Rptd in Comic Tales and Sketches, vol. 1, with Fashnable Fax and Polite
Annygoats omitted, and Mr Yellowplush's Ajew (August 1838) and the
epistle to sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, bart. (Epistles to the Literati,
no. XIII, Jan. 1840) added, 1841.