A Database of Cheap Literature, 1837-1860

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Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Periodicals:
Lloyd's Penny Atlas (London).
The Family Herald (London).
Editions:
Adventures of Don Quixote De La Mancha. Vol. 1.
London: Willoughby & Co. 55 nos. 440 p.
Adventures of Don Quixote De La Mancha. Vol. 2.
London: Willoughby & Co. 370 p.
The Adventures of an Actor; or, life of a strolling player.
London: William Dugdale. 20 nos. 158 p.
Alfred; or the adventures of a French gentleman.
London: Willoughby & Co. 30 nos. 237 p.
Alice Leighton; or, the murder at the druids' stones. A Romance of the Eighteenth Century.
London: W. Caffyn. 51 nos. 406 p.
Pierce Egan. Captain Macheath; or, The highwayman of a century since! Interspersed with numerous racy sketches of celebrated male and female characters.
London: F. Hextall, 1842. 17 nos. 270 p.
Clement Lorimer; or, The Book with the Iron Clasps. A romance.
London: John Lofts. 280 p.
Renton Nicholson. Cockney Adventures and Tales of London Life.
London: W. M. Clark and A. Forrester, 1838. 21 nos. 168 p.
Selina Bunbury. Coombe Abbey. An Historical Tale of the reign of James the First.
London: Willoughby & Co. 76 nos. 591 p.
The Cross Roads; a romance of real life.
London: B. D. Cousins, 1841. 22 nos. 172 p.
The Life of Richard Palmer; better known as Dick Turpin; the notorious highwayman and robber' (sic) including his numerous exploits, adventures, and hair-breadth escapes, trial and execution; with notices of many of his contemporaries.
London: Thomas White, 1839. 41 nos. 323 p.
Renton Nicholson. Dombey and Daughter: a moral fiction.
London: Thomas Farris. 12 nos. 94 p.
The Factory Lad, or, the life of Simon Smike: exemplifying the horrors of white slavery.
London: Thomas White, [1839]. 24 nos. 188 p.
George W. M. Reynolds. Faust: a romance of the secret tribunals.
London: G. Vickers. Paris: A. and W. Galignani. 28 nos. 218 p.
The Hebrew Maiden; or, the lost diamond. A tale of chivalry.
London: E. Lloyd, 1841. 104 nos. 830 p.
Jane Shore: or, the goldsmith's wife.
London: John Lofts. 46 nos. 362 p.
Joseph Wilmot; or, the memoirs of a man-servant. Vol. 1.
London: John Dicks. 52 nos. 415 p.
Joseph Wilmot; or, the memoirs of a man-servant. Vol. 2.
London: John Dicks. 52 nos. 413 p.
The Life and Adventures of Oliver Twiss, the workhouse boy.
London: E. Lloyd, [1839]. 80 nos. 631 p.
The Life and Adventures of Valentine Vox The Ventriloquist:.
London: Willoughby & Co. 620 p.
Life in Paris, or the adventures of a marquis; a new historical romance.
London: E. Appleyard, 1848. 43 nos. 344 p.
Gabriel Alexander. Lilias, the milliner's apprentice.
London: John Dicks, 1854. 52 nos. 412 p.
Henry Cockton , Esq. The Love Match:.
London: W. M. Clark, 1847. 24 nos. 373 p.
Henry Cockton , Esq. The Love Match:.
London: W. M. Clark, 1851. 24 nos. 373 p.
Martin's Annals of Crime; or new Newgate Calendar, and general record of tragic events, including Ancient and Modern Modes of Torture, &c.: comprehending a history of the most notorious murderes, traitors, highwaymen, pirates, burglars, pickpockets, adulterers, ravishers, decoyers, incendiaries, poachers, swindlers, and felons and rogures of every description:. Vol. 1.
London: William Mark Clark, 1837. 60 nos. 476 p.
Martin's Annals of Crime; or new Newgate Calendar, and general record of tragic events, including Ancient and Modern Modes of Torture, &c.: comprehending a history of the most notorious murderes, traitors, highwaymen, pirates, burglars, pickpockets, adulterers, ravishers, decoyers, incendiaries, poachers, swindlers, and felons and rogures of every description:. Vol. 2.
London: William Mark Clark, 1838. 48 nos. 380 p.
The Monk.
London: J. & H. Purkess. 36 nos. 281 p.
George W. M. Reynolds. The Necromancer.
London: J. Dicks. 33 nos. 264 p.
"Bos". Nickelas Nickelbery. Containing the adventures, mis-adventures, chances, mis-chances, fortunes, mis-fortunes, mys-teries, mis-eries, and mis-celleaneous manoeuvres of the family of Nickelbery.
London: E. Lloyd. 43 nos. 342 p.
The Novel Newspaper.
London: J. Cunningham, 1839. 509 p.
The Novel Newspaper. Vol. 1.
London: T.L. Holt, 1839. 16 nos. 509 p.
The Novel Newspaper. Vol. 5.
London: J. Cunningham, 1844.
The Novel Newspaper. Vol. 7.
London: J. Cunningham, 1840. 15 nos.
The Novel Newspaper. Vol. 8.
London: J. Cunningham, 1842. 14 nos.
The Novel Newspaper. Vol. 9.
London: J. Cunningham, 1844.
The Novel Newspaper. Vol. 10.
London: J. Cunningham, 1841. 14 nos.
The Novel Newspaper. Vol. 11.
London: J. Cunningham, 1841. 17 nos.
The Novel Newspaper. Vol. 12.
London: N. Bruce, 1842. 22 nos.
The Novel Newspaper. Vol. 13.
London: N. Bruce, 1843. 44 nos.
The Novel Newspaper. Vol. 15.
London: N. Bruce, 1843. 41 nos.
The Novel Newspaper. Vol. 16.
London: Bruce and Wyld, 1844. 38 nos.
The Novel Newspaper. Vol. 17.
London: Bruce and Wyld, 1845. 42 nos.
The Ocean Child; or, the lost vessel.
London: E. Lloyd. 12 nos. 96 p.
Thomas Prest. The Old House of West Street; or, London in the last century. A Romance Tale.
London: Edward Lloyd, 1846. 104 nos. 828 p.
Pierce Egan the younger. Paul Jones. Vol. 1.
London: F. Hextall, 1842. 340 p.
Pierce Egan the younger. Paul Jones. Vol. 2.
London: F. Hextall, 1842. 308 p.
George W. M. Reynolds , Esq. Pickwick Abroad; or, the tour in France.
London: Willoughby & Co. 80 nos. 628 p.
"Bos" (pseud.) (ed.). Pickwick in America! detailing all the remarkable adventures of taat (sic) illustrious individual and his learned companions, in the United States; extraordinary Jonathanisms, collected by Mr. Snodgrass, and the sayings, doings, and mems, of the facetious Sam Weller.
London: E. Lloyd. 44 nos. 350 p.
"Bos" (pseud.) (ed.). The Post-Humourous Notes of the Pickwickian Club. Vol. 1.
London: E. Lloyd. 54 nos. 432 p.
"Bos" (pseud.) (ed.). The Pickwick Posthumous Papers. Containing an account of the Wonderful Discovery Club, and the extraordinary adventures of Pickwick, Sam Veller, Tupnall, Winkletop, &c. &c. Vol. 1.
London: Lloyd, 1842. 54 nos. 432 p.
"Bos" (pseud.) (ed.). The Post-Humurous (sic) Notes of the Pickwickian Club. Vol. 2.
London: E. Lloyd. 58 nos. 452 p.
Posthumous Papers of the Cadgers' Club, containing the lives, characters, and interesting anecdotes, of the members of that celebrated body.
London: E. Lloyd, 1838. 12 nos. 92 p.
Poz (pseud.). Posthumous Papers of the Wonderful Discovery Club, formerly of Camden Town, established by Sir Peter Patron.
London: William Mark Clark. 12 nos. 90 p.
Peckett Prest Esq. Schamyl; or, the wild woman of Circassia. An original historical romance.
London: Henry Lea, 1856. 52 nos. 420 p.
"Bos" (pseud.). The Sketch Book containing a great number of highly interesting and original tales, sketches, &c. &c.
London: E. Lloyd. 12 nos. 92 p.
The Soldier's Wife.
London: John Dicks. 26 nos. 206 p.
The Steward: a romance of real life.
London: W. M. Clark, 1851. 24 nos. 380 p.
Paul Eaton. Stuart Sharpe. A romance.
London: G. Berger, 1839. 5 nos. 78 p.
Susan Hoply; or, the trials and viscissitudes of a servant girl. A tale of deep interest.
London: E. Lloyd, [1842]. 56 nos. 444 p.
Sylvester Sound the Somnambulist.
London: W. M. Clark, 1844. 367 p.
Uncle Tom's Cabin. The Great American Novel.
London: Vickers. 6 nos. 96 p.
The Vicar of Wakefield, a tale.
London: Willoughby and Co, 1841. 35 nos. 252 p.
The Vicar of Wakefield: a tale.
London: Willoughby & Co. 252 p.
The Vicar of Wakefield: a tale.
London: Willoughby & Co and George Routledge. 252 p.
Oliver Goldsmith M. B. The Vicar of Wakefield; a tale.
London: Willoughby and Co. 212 p.
Tales of Travellers; or, a view of the world. Vol. 1.
London: [William Mark Clark], 1838. 65 nos. 520 p.
Tales of the Drama.
London: [E. Lloyd].
Charles W. Manby. Tom Racquet, and his three maiden aunts: with a word or two about the "Whittleburys".
London: Willoughby & Co. 34 nos. 264 p.