Uneasy Lie the Heads
27/7/1867
In Difficulties. Three Stages: Second Stage. Whitecross-Street [ii]
Attribution from File 1645 of the Royal Literary Fund archive (British Library): application dated 1 March 1875. Meason had 8 children by this stage, and--an accomplished writers on financial matters--had already had to make various applications to the Fund detailing his and his family's decline into poverty. The sangfroid with which the article, and its two other parts, is narrated, is remarkable.
Old Stories Re-Told: Trafalgar [xxxiii]
Oyster Nurseries
The Spirit of Fiction
Advertisements
Mabel's Progress [xviii]
3/8/1867
Snakes in Queensland
Old Stories Re-Told: Sheridan's Duels with Captain Mathews [xxxiv]
In Difficulties. Three Stages: Third Stage. Through the Bankruptcy Court [iii]
Attribution from File 1645 of the Royal Literary Fund archive (British Library): application dated 1 March 1875. Meason had 8 children by this stage, and--an accomplished writers on financial matters--had already had to make various applications to the Fund detailing his and his family's decline into poverty. The sangfroid with which the article, and its two predecessors, is narrated, is remarkable.
Proll. A Mystery.
Article reprinted in Brought to Book, 2 vols (London, 1870). Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens', Dickensian, 84 (1988), p. 78.
Mabel's Progress [xix]
10/8/1867
Book Illustrations
Mrs. M.
Old Stories Re-Told: The Massacre of the Mamelukes [xxxv]
A Good Thing
Old Harvest-Homes
Mabel's Progress [xx]
17/8/1867
An Episode of Fox
Based in all probability on Memoirs of the Latter Years of the Right Honourable Charles James Fox (London: Richard Phillips, 1811).
