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Chapter I.
Chapter II.
Chapter III.
Chapter IV.
Chapter V.
Chapter VI.
Chapter VII.
Chapter VIII.
Chapter IX
John Keats
Charles Lamb
Mary Lamb
Leigh Hunt
Douglas Jerrold
Charles Dickens
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Douglas William Jerrold (1803-1857)
English playwright and miscellaneous writer; he made his reputation with the play Black-eyed Susan (1829) and contributed to the Athenaeum, Blackwood's, and Punch. English playwright and miscellaneous writer; he made his reputation with the play Black-eyed Susan (1829) and contributed to the Athenaeum, Blackwood's, and Punch.
CORRESPONDENCE:
Douglas Jerrold to Mary Cowden Clarke, 5 December [1845]
Douglas Jerrold to Mary Cowden Clarke, [184-?]
Douglas Jerrold to Mary Cowden Clarke, September 1845
Douglas Jerrold to the Secretary of the Whittington Club, [1846?]
Douglas Jerrold to Sabilla Novello, 9 June [1846?]
Douglas Jerrold to Sabilla Novello, 18 June [1846?]
Douglas Jerrold to Mary Cowden Clarke, 31 December [1848]
Douglas Jerrold to Mary Cowden Clarke, 10 October 1849
Douglas Jerrold to Mary Cowden Clarke, 19 October 1849
Douglas Jerrold to Mary Cowden Clarke, 21 October 1849
Douglas Jerrold to Charles Cowden Clarke, [1850?]
Douglas Jerrold to Mary Cowden Clarke, 22 February 1850
Douglas Jerrold to Mary Cowden Clarke, 25 February 1850
Douglas Jerrold to Charles Cowden Clarke, 2 December 1850
Douglas Jerrold to Alfred Novello, 25 February 1852
Douglas Jerrold to Charles and Mary Cowden Clarke, 20 October 1856
WRITINGS OF:
Ambrose Gwinett, or, a Sea-side Story: a Melo-drama in Three Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
Beau Nash: the King of Bath: a Comedy in Three Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
Black-eyed Susan! or, All in the downs! a Nautical Drama in Three Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
The Bride of Ludgate: a Comic Drama, in Two Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
The Devil's Ducat, or, the Gift of Mammon: a romantic Drama, in Two Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
The Golden Calf: a Comedy in Three Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
The Hazard of the Die: a Tragic Drama in Two Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
The Housekeeper, or, the White Rose: a Comedy in Two Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
John Overy, the Miser of the Southwark Ferry: a Drama in Three Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
Mrs. Caudle's Curtain Lectures: as suffered by the late Job Caudle.
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 15
The Mutiny at the Nore: a Nautical Drama in Three Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
Nell Gwynne, or, the Prologue: a Comedy in Two Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
The Painter of Ghent: a Play in One Act.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
The Rent Day: a Drama in Two Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
Sally in our Alley: a Drama, in Two Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
“Shakespeare Night” in Punch: or the London Charivari.
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 18
The Wedding Gown: a Comedy in Two Acts.
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
REFERENCES TO:
 Chapter II.  ¶ 4
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 11
 Chapter VI.  ¶ 16
 Chapter IX  ¶ 5
 Chapter IX  ¶ 22
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 1
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 2
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 4
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 6
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 7
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 8
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 11
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 12
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 14
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 15
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 16
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 18
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 20
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 22
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 23
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 24
 Douglas Jerrold  ¶ 25
 Charles Dickens  ¶ 56