A Database of Cheap Literature, 1837-1860
About the Periodical
- Name:
- The Penny Satirist.
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- Publisher:
- Benjamin Davy Cousins
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- Run-information:
- 471 nos in 8 vols. 4 p./no. (22 April 1837 – 25 April 1846)BL, BYU, CUL, Gla, Illinois, IUB, Leeds, Newberry, NLA, NYPL, NYU, SLNSW, SLV
Check library catalogue for exact holdings.
- Serials:
- An Autobiography. (nos. 8-126).
- H. J. Copson. The Miser's Daughter; or, the prophetess of Paddington Green. (nos. 235-251).
- Fiddlestick. The Adventures of Percival Pinkerton; or, pictures of life (nos. 251-281).
- Theodora, of Seville. (nos. 264-268).
- G. H. Brooks. The Twin Brothers of Whitehall; or, the mother's curse. (nos. 281-292).
- Bloomsbury and Felicia. A tale of yore. (nos. 292-293).
- Floris and Blanchefleur. (nos. 294-295).
- Ambrosio and Acantha. (nos. 295-298).
- Brachman Padmanaba. (nos. 299-299).
- Leander and Aldina. A tale of yore. (nos. 299-300).
- The Convert; or, the prior of red penitents. (nos. 329-331).
- An ex-constable. The Life of a Policeman. (nos. 341-353).
- Donalda; or, the witches of Glenshiel. (nos. 350-363).
- M. Soulie. Crime and Vengeance. (nos. 378-379).
- Pride and Vanity; or, the banker and the peer. (nos. 395-401).
- Frederic Soulie. The Mysteries of the Heath; or, the Chateau de Chevalaine. (nos. 402-418).
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