Percy Fitzgerald - Bibliography

Percy Fitzgerald - Bibliography of Works

[ Note: COPAC lists 534 titles incl. repetitions - here reduced to 132 original and edited volumes. ]

1. An apology for the life of the Right Hon. W.E. Gladstone; or, The new politics / [by Percy Fitzgerald.]. 1885, 1996.
2. The art of acting in connection with the study of character, the spirit of comedy and stage illusion. 1892.
3. The art of acting in connection with the study of character, the spirit of comedy and stage illusion: with a portrait of Frederic Lemaitre. 1892.
4 The art of the stage as set out in Lamb’s dramatic essays / with a commentary by Percy Fitzgerald. 1885.
5. The Art of the Stage as set out in Lamb’s dramatic essays. With a commentary by Percy Fitzgerald. / [by] Lamb, Charles Hetherington. 1885.
6. Autobiography of a small boy. 1869.
7. The bachelor’s dilemma and other stories, gay and grave. 1892.
8. Bardell v. Pickwick: the trial for breach of promise of marriage held at the Guildhall sittings, on April 1, 1828, before Mr. Justice Stareleigh and a Special Jury of the City of London. With illustrations by Dickens; ed with notes and commentaries by Percy Fitzgerald. 1901, 1902.
9. Beauty Talbot. 1870.
10. Bella Donna; or, The cross before the name: a romance / [by] Dyce, Gilbert, pseud. [i.e. Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald.]. 1864.
11. The book fancier: or, The romance of book collecting. 1886, 1887, 1914.
12. The book of modern anecdotes. Humour, wit and wisdom. American, legal, theatrical / edited by Howard Paul, John Timbs and Percy Fitzgerald. 1873, 1874.
13. Boswell’s autobiography, ed. by Percy Fitgerald. 1912, ill..
14. Bow Street Police Office: with an account of the magistrates, “runners” and police; and a selection of the most interesting cases. 1888 [var. Chronicles of Bow-Street police-office, &c. 1888].
15. Bozland: Dickens’ places and people. 1895.
16. A brief argument against the present law affecting marriage with a deceased wife’s sister: inscribed by permission to His Excellency the Earl of St. Germans, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland by the Knight of Kerry [Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald]. 1853.
17. Catholic jewels from Shakespeare selected by Percy Fitzgerald. 1890.
18. Charles Lamb: his friends, his haunts and his books. 1865, 1866, 1978.
19. Charles Townshend. Wit and Statesman.; Townshend, Right Hon. Charles. 1866.
20. The Complete Works of Charles Dickens... Edited with annotations, bibliography and topography by Frederic G. Kitton. [With plates after the original illustrations and others.] / [by] Dickens, Charles Hetherington. 1903.
21. Corpus Christi Church in Maiden Lane.. 1905.
22. Editing à la Mode. An examination of Dr. Birkbeck Hill’s new edition of “Boswell’s Life of Johnson” … enl. from an article in “Time.” 1891; . Further examination of Dr. Birkbeck Hill’s edition of Boswell’s Life of Johnson. 1891; and Do., as Dr. Birkbeck Hill’s edition of Johnson’s letters, examined and criticised by Percy Fitzgerald, Pt 1. 1892; and Do., as A critical examination: Dr.G. Birkbeck Hill’s “Johnsonian” editions issued by the Clarendon press, Oxford. 1898.
23. Croker’s Boswell and Boswell: studies in the Life of Johnson / by P.H. Fitzgerald. 1880.
24. A Day’s Tour. A journey through France and Belgium, etc.. 1887.
25. The Dear Girl. 1868.
26. Death jewels. 1901.
27. Diana Gay; or, The history of a young lady. 1868 [Originally in “Belgravia.”]. 1868, 1877.
28. Foreword to Dicken’s Dream Children [q.d.].
29. Eucharistic Jewels for persons living in the world. 1889.
30. Fairy Alice. 1865.
31. A Famous Forgery; being the story of the “unfortunate” Doctor Dodd.; Dodd, William, LL.D.. 1865.
32. Fatal zero, a diary kept at Homburg / [by Percy H. Fitzgerald.]. 1869, and Do. A new edition 1886.
33. Father Gallwey: A Sketch With some Early Letters. 1906.
34. Fifty years of Catholic life and social progress, under cardinals Wiseman, Manning, Vaughan, and Newman. With an account of the various personages, events, and movements during the era. 1901.
35. The Garrick Club. [With illustrations.]; London. 1904.
36. Gems from Boswell. Being a selection of the most effective scenes and characters in the Life of Johnson and the Tour to the Hebrides. By Percy Fitzgerald. [With a portrait.] / [by] Boswell, James, the Elder Hetherington. 1907.
37. The Good Queen Charlotte, etc.; Charlotte, Queen Consort of George III., King of Great Britain and Ireland, with ports. 1899.
38. The Great Canal at Suez: its political, engineering, and financial history. With an account of the struggles of its projector, F. de Lesseps.; Lesseps, Ferdinand Marie de, Viscount. 2 vols., 1876, rep. 1978, 1996.
39. Hair splitting as a fine art. Letters to my son Herbert / (more letters to my son Herbert [signed: W.E.G.].) [A satire on W.E. Gladstone by Percy Fitzgerald.]. 1882.
40. Handbook to the National Portrait Gallery. Second edition - enlarged. [The advertisement signed: P. F., i.e. Percy Fitzgerald]. 1872.
41. Henry Irving. A record of twenty years at the Lyceum.; Sir John Henry Brodribb. 1893, 1895.
42. Henwitcher’s “Carte.” Vaudeville, etc. [by P. F.].. 1863.
43. The history of Pickwick: an account of its characters, localities, allusions, and illustrations. With a bibliography. 1891, rep. 1977.
44. The hogge hath lost his pearle: a comedy: divers times publikely acted, by certaine London prentices / by Robert Tailor. 1614 [also named].
45. Jane Austen. A criticism and appreciation. [With a portrait.]. 1912.
46. Jenny Bell. A story.. 1866.
47. Jewels of ‘The imitation.’ A selection of passages, with a little commentary. 1896.
48. Jewels of Prayer and Meditation from unfamiliar sources.. 1898.
49. The Jewels of the Mass. A short account of the rites and prayers used in the holy sacrifice.. 1887.
50. John Forster. By one of his friends [Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald]. / [by] Forster, John, Barrister-at-Law, of the Inner Temple Hetherington. 1903.
51. Josephine’s troubles. A story of the great Franco-German war 1870-71. 1907.
52. The Kembles: an account of the Kemble family, including the life of Mrs. Siddons and her brother John Philip Kemble. 1871, rep. 1969.
53. King Theodore of Corsica. [A biography.] [Théodore Étienne de Neuhoff], King of Corsica. 1890.
54. Kings and Queens of an hour: records of love, romance oddity and adventure, 2 vols. 1883.
55. Lady Jean; the romance of the great Douglas cause. 1904.
56. The lady of Brantome. 1884.
57. The Lancashire-witches, and Tegue O Divelly the Irish-priest: a comedy acted at the Duke’s Theater / written by Tho. Shadwell. 1682 [also names].
58. The Layman’s Day: or, Jewels of Practical Piety. 1892, 1896.
59. Letter: [1862?] Oct. 18, 32 Merrion St, Dublin, to David Laing. 1862.
60. Letter: 1871 May 11, 37 St Georges Road, Pimlico SW [London], to David Laing. 1871.
61. The life (by Sir T.N. Talfourd) and writings of Charles Lamb, ed. with notes and illustrations by Percy Fitzgerald, &. 1876.
62. Life and adventures of Alexander Dumas. 1873.
63. The life and times of John Wilkes, Lord Mayor of London, and Chamberlain. [With portraits and a genealogical table.]. 1888, 1890.
64. The life and times of William IV [1765-1837] including a view of social life and manners during his reign. 2 vols.. 1884, rep..
65. The life and work of Henry Irving / as recorded in 22 scrapbooks created by Percy Fitzgerald; introduced with list of contents, by George Rowell. 1981.
66. The life, letters and writings of Charles Lamb (A sketch of the Life of Charles Lamb ... By Sir T. N. Talfourd) , The Temple Edition, edited with notes and illustrations by Percy Fitzgerald. 1876, 1882, 1886, 1892, 1895, 1897, 1910, 1924.
67. The life of Charles Dickens as revealed in his writings. 2 vols. 1905.
68. The Life of D. Garrick; from original family papers, and numerous published and unpublished sources.. 1868, 1899.
69. The life of George the Fourth: including his letters and opinions with a view of the men, manners and politics of his reign, 2 vols., 1881, 1989.
70. Life of James Boswell (of Auchinleck): with an account of his sayings, doings, and writings...With 4 portraits. 1891.
71. The life of Laurence Sterne; with illustrations from drawings by the author and others. 1864, 1896, 1905, rep. as Life of Laurence Sterne by P. Fitzgerald: including memoirs of the life of the family of Laurence Sterne by himself; introduction by W.L. Cross. 1970.
72. The life of Mrs. Catherine Clive: with an account of her adventures on and off the stage, a round of her characters, together with her correspondence. 1888, rep.
73. The life of Samuel Johnson, L LD / edited with new notes by Percy Fitzgerlad. 1888, rep. 1924.
74. The life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D: comprising a series of his epistolary correspondence and conversations with many eminent persons; and various original pieces of his composition, with a chronological account of his studies and numerous works, the whole exhibiting a view of literature and literary men in Great Britain for nearly half a century; to which is added The Journal of a tour to the Hebrides / by James Boswell; edited, with notes, and a biographical dictionary of persons named in the work by Percy Fitzgerald. 1897; 1872, 1873, 1874, 1888, 1891, 1902, 1910.
75. ‘Light only on the box’: a drawing-room comedietta. 1860.
76. Lightning Tours. Flights by night and day, by boat and rail, mostly within 24 hours. 1903.
77. Little Dorinda: who won and who lost her!. 1878, 1888.
78. Little essays / sketches and characters by Charles Lamb; selected from his letters by Percy Fitzgerald. 1884.
79. The lives of the Sheridans: With engravings on steel by Stodart and Every. 1886.
80. London city suburbs as they are to-day; illustrated by W. Luker, Jr., from original drawings. 1893.
81. The lukewarm Christian. Two sermons / arranged and abridged by Percy Fitzgerald. 1902.
82. The Lukewarm Christian. Two sermons [by] Jean Baptiste Massillon, Bishop of Clermont. Arranged and abridged by P. Fitzgerald. 1902.
83. Memoirs of an Author. 1894, 1895.
84. Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi, edited by “Boz” (Charles Dickens) with Cruikshank’s [13] illustrations and Whitehead’s notes. 1883, 1884, 1893, 1903 [also named].
85. Memories of Charles Dickens: with an account of “Household Words” and “All the Year Round” and of the contributors thereto. 1913, rep. 1973.
86. The Middle-Aged Lover. A story.. 1873.
87. Mildrington the Barrister. A romance. 1863.
88. Music-hall land: An account of the natives, male and female, pastimes, songs, antics, and general oddities of that strange country. 1890, With eight illustrations by Alfred Bryan, rep. 1999.
89. Never Forgotten. [A novel.]. 1865, rep. 1871.
90. A new history of the English stage from the Restoration to the liberty of the theatres: in connection with the patent houses, from original papers in the Lord Chamberlain’s Office, the State Paper Office, and other sources ... In two volumes. 1882, 1991.
91. The Night Mail: its passengers, and how they fared at Christmas. 1862.
92. The Old Parliamentary Hand, or A chapter of autobiography. A letter addressed to Lord W-v-n on the recent crisis. By the author of “Letters to my son Herbert” [Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald] [on W. E. H. Gladstone]. 1887.
93. ‘Only on the box’: a comedietta. 1872.
94. An output. A list of writings on many diverse subjects; of sculptures; dramas; music; lectures; tours; collections; clubs; and public donations. Being a record of work done during a long and busy life, 1850-1912, ill. [portraits.]. 1910, 1912. 1913.
95. The Parvenu Family; or, Phoebe: girl and wife.. 1876.
96. Pavilionstone. (Out of Town.) With an introduction by Percy Fitzgerald. [With illustrations.] [by] Dickens, Charles. 1902.
97. Pickwick Riddles and Perplexities.; Dickens, Charles. 1912.
98. The Pickwickian Dictionary and Cyclopaedia. Dexter, John Furber. 1900.
99. Pickwickian Manners and Customs.; Dickens, Charles. 1897, 1898, 1899.
100. Pickwickian Studies. 1899, rep. as . Pickwickian studies, 1834-1925..
1976.
101. Pickwickian Wit and Humour. Selected by Percy Fitzgerald. 1903.
102. Pictures of school life and boyhood / selected from the best authors and edited by Percy Fitzgerald. 1873.
103. Picturesque London. Illustrated by W. Hatherell, A. W. Henley, W. C. Keene, Hume Nisbet, Herbert Railton, G. Seymour, W. F. Young. 1890 [also named].
104. 423. Polly. A village portrait. 1867; new edn. 1868.
105. Principles of comedy and dramatic effect. 1870.
106. Proverbs and comediettas written for private representation. 1869.
107. Puppets. A romance. 1884.
108. Recreations of a literary man: or, does writing pay? 1882.
109. Rejected Addresses. Edited with an introduction and notes by Percy Fitzgerald. (The “Aldine” Edition.) / [by] James (Horatio) Smith, Solicitor to the Ordnance,. 1890.
100. The Rev. Alfred Hoblush and his curacies: a memoir / by the author of “Roman candles” [i.e. Percy H. Fitzgerald], &, 1863, rep. in Parlour Library Edn. 1870..
101. Robert Adam, artist and architect: his works and his system... Lectures, etc. [With plates.]. 1904.
102. Roman Candles [Sketches of manners and customs at Rome. 1841, 1861.
103. The romance of the English stage, 2 vols. 1874; rep., 2001.
104. The Royal Dukes and Duchesses of the Family of George III. A view of their life and manners for seventy years, 1760-1830.; GEORGE III., King of Great Britain and Ireland; John, King of England, 2 vols. 1882.
105. Samuel Foote: a biography. 1910.
106. The Savoy opera: and the savoyards [by] Sir William Schwenck Gilbert, With sixty illustrations. 1894, 1899.
107. Scenic illusion and stage appliances. 1887.
108. School days at Saxonhurst by ‘One of the boys’. 1867, 1868, [3rd edn.] 1907.
109. The second Mrs. Tillotson. A Story Reprinted from “All the year round.” 1866.
110. Seventy-five Brooke Street. A story. 1867.
111. Shakespearean representation: its laws and limits. 1908.
112. Sir Henry Irving: a biography. 1906.
113. “Le Sport” at Baden. A picture of watering-place life and manners. 1864.
114. Stonyhurst memories; or, Six years at school. 1895.
115. The Story of “Bradshaw’s Guide,” &c.; Bradshaw, George, Publisher of the “Railway Guide.”. 1890.
116. The story of my Uncle Toby, &c., newly arranged. By Percy Fitzgerald. / [by] Sterne, Laurence Hetherington. 1871.
117. The Story of the Incumbered Estates Court. From “All the Year Round.”. 1862.
118. Strange secrets told by Percy Fitzgerald, Florence Marryat [and others]... Illustrations, &c. 1889.
119. Talks at Hawhawden: being a record of the opinions and convictions of W.E. Gludstone by James Buzwell [pseud., i.e. Percy Fitzgerald]. 1884.
120. The third Dickens exhibition: scenes from his life, works, & characters illustrated by well-known artists: also a collection of portraits (at various periods of his life), his homes and haunts: at the New Dudley Galleries; New Dudley Galleries, London. 1909.
121. Three weeks at Mopetown: or, Humours of a hydro: or, Humours of a hydro. 1891.
122. Two English Essayists: Charles Lamb and Charles Dickens. 1864.
123. Two Fair Daughters, etc. 1870, 1871.
124. The William Simpson. A comedietta, in one act [and in prose] 1850, 1872; rep. 1968..
125. The Woman with the Yellow Hair and Other Modern Mysteries. [Chiefly from “Household Words”]. 1862.
126. Worldlyman. A modern Morality of our day. Setting forth how he passed from death to life, from sin to virtue; how he was lost and how he was found, by the agency of the good Father S. Sepulchre, both going down in the “Leviathan” liner.. 1913.
127. Words for the wordly; or, Scriptural jewels. 1890, 1891.
128. The works and life of Laurence Sterne / edited by Wilbur L. Cross. 1904 [also named].
129. The world behind the scenes. 1881.
130. The world’s own book, or, The treasury of à Kempis: an account of the chief editions of “The imitation of Christ” with an analysis of its methods. 1895.
131. The worldly wisdom of Thomas a Kempis. 1908.
132. Young Coelebs. [A novel.]. 1881.

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