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1794
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William Carleton born at Prillisk, near Clogher, County Tyrone. |
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1818
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arrives in Dublin. |
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1820
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marriage with Jane Anderson. |
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1827
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meeting with Caesar Otway. |
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1828
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“The Lough Derg Pilgrim” and “Father Butler” in the Christian Examiner. |
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1830
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Traits and Stories of the Irish Peasantry, 1st series; 2 vols. (Dublin). |
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1831
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“Denis O‘Shaughnessy Going to Maynooth”, publ. in the Christian Examiner. |
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1833
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“Neal Malone”, in Dublin University Review and Quarterly; ‘The Dead Boxer‘ in Dublin University Magazine; 2nd series of Traits and Stories, 3 vols. (Dublin). |
| 1834 |
Tales of Ireland,. 1 vol. (Dublin). |
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1836
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Jane Sinclair or The Fawn of Springvale; takes a walking tour in North Wales with Samuel Ferguson. |
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1837
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Fardorougha the Miser, or The Convicts of Lisnamona, ser. in the Dublin University Magazine; Traits and Stories trans. into German (Leipzig). |
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1840
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Fardorougha the Miser (Dublin); “The Irish Fiddler”, “The Country Dancing-master”, “Rose Moan, the Irish Midwife”, et al., begin to appear in Irish Penny Journal. |
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1842
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The Traits and Stories published in numbers with illustrations by Phiz, Wrightson, Gibson, Lee, Franklin, MacManus, Harvey, and Gilbert. Afterwards published in two volumes (London and Dublin). |
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1845
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Valentine McClutchy, the Irish Agent, or Chronicles of the Castle Cumber Property, 3 vols. (Dublin), ill. by Phiz; Body the Rover, or The Ribbonman 1 vol. (Dublin); Parrs Sastha, or The History of Paddy-Go-Easy and his Wife Nancy, 1 vol. (Dublin) - a Young Ireland allegory; Tales and Stories of the Irish Peasantry, 1 vol. (Dublin), ill. by Phiz; Les Chroniques de Chateau Cumber, ser. in L‘Univers; Art Maguire, or The Broken Pledge, 1 vol. (Dublin). |
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1846
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The Black Prophet, ser. in Dublin University Magazine; revisited the Clogher Valley. |
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1847
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The Emigrants of Ahadarra, 1 vol. (Belfast and London); met Thomas Carlyle. |
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1849
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The Tithe Proctor (Belfast). |
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1850
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The Clarionet, The Dead Boxer, and Barney Branagan, 1 vol. (Dublin); Willy Reilly and his dear Cooleen Bawn, ser. in Independent Newspaper (London); visited London. |
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1851
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The Squanders of Castle Squander, ser. in Illustrated London News. |
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1852
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Red Hall, or The Baronet‘s Daughter, 3 vols. (London); The Squanders of Castle Squander, 2 vols. (London); |
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1855
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Willy Reilly and His Dear Cooleen Bawn, 3 vols. (London) |
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1857
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The Black Baronet, or Chronicles of Ballytrain (being a revision of Red Hall with an altered title arising from his quarrel with McGlashan); Alley Sheridan, or The Runaway Marriage, and Other Stories (rep. from the National Magazine). |
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1860
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The Evil Eye, or The Black Spectre, 1 vol. (Dublin). |
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1861
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The Double Prophecy or Trials of the Heart, ser. in Duffy‘s Hibernian Magazine; Traits and Stories partially trans. into French by L. De Wailly as Romans Irtandais, 1 vol. (Paris) [3 tales]. |
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1862
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Redmond Count O‘Hanlon, the Irish Rapparee, rep. from Duffy‘s Hibernian Magazine, 1 vol. (Dublin); The Silver Acre, and Other Tales, 1 vol. (London); Double Prophecy, or Trials of the Heart, 2 vols. (Dublin). |
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1864
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Traits and Stories, 5th edition, 2 vols. (London). |
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1865
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L‘oeil mauvais, on le spectre noir, 1 vol. (Paris). |
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1869
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dies in Dublin; bur. Mount St. Jerome Protestant cemetary. |
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1870
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The Red-Haired Man‘s Wife, ser. in the Carlow College Magazine; The Fair of Emyvale: The Master and the Scholar, 1 vol. (London). |
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1876
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Traits and Stories, 11th edition, 1 vol. (London). |
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1878
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Willy Reilly and His Dear Cooleen Bawn, 40th edition, 1 vol. (Dublin). |
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1881
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Traits and Stories [another edn.] |
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1882
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The Works of William Carleton (Collier: New York). |
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1889
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The Red-Haired Man‘s Wife, 1 vol. (Dublin). |
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1896
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The Life of William Carleton: Being his autobiography and letters; and an account of his life and writings, from the point at which the autobiography breaks off, by David J. O‘Donoghue. With an introduction by Mrs. Cashel Hoey. In two volumes with two portraits (London: Downey). |