Not published.

Poor “Jo:”  a drama, in three acts.  Adapted by Mr. Terry Hurst.

     Not published.

Jo:  a drama, in three acts.  Adapted from Charles Dickens’s “Bleak
House.”  By J.P.  Burnett.

     Not published.

The Chimes:  a Goblin Story.  A drama, in four quarters, dramatised by Mark Lemon and Gilbert A. A’Beckett.  London, n.d., 8vo.

     Webster’s “Acting National Drama,” vol. 11.

A Christmas Carol.  By C.Z.  Barnett.  London (1872), 12mo.

     Lacy’s Acting Edition of Plays, vol. 94.

The Cricket on the Hearth; or, a fairy tale of home:  a drama, in three acts.  Dramatized by Albert Smith (Dicks’ Standard Plays, No. 394).  London, n.d., 12mo.

The Cricket on the Hearth:  a fairy tale of home.  By Edward Stirling. (Webster’s “Acting National Drama,” vol. 12.) London, n.d., 12mo.

The Cricket on the Hearth:  a fairy tale of home in three chirps.  By W.T.  Townsend.  London (1860), 12mo.

     Lacy’s Acting Edition of Plays, vol. 44.

Dot:  a Fairy Tale of Home.  A drama, in three acts.  From the “Cricket on the Hearth,” by Charles Dickens.  Dramatized by Dion Boucicault.

     Not published.

David Copperfield:  a drama, in three acts.  Adapted from Dickens’s popular work of the same name, by John Brougham. (Dicks’ Standard Plays, No. 474.) London, n.d., 12mo.

Little Em’ly:  a drama, in four acts.  Adapted from Dickens’s “David Copperfield,” by Andrew Halliday.  New York, n.d., 8vo.

Dombey and Son:  in three acts.  Dramatized by John Brougham. (Dicks’ Standard Plays, No. 373.) London, n.d., 12mo.

Captain Cuttle:  a comic drama, in one act.  By John Brougham. (Dicks’ Standard Plays, No. 572.) London, n.d., 12mo.

Great Expectations:  a Drama, in three acts, and a prologue.  Adapted by W.S.  Gilbert.

     Not published.

The Haunted Man:  a drama.  Adapted from Charles Dickens’s Christmas Story.

     Not published.

Tom Pinch:  a Domestic Comedy, in three acts.  Adapted by Messrs. Dilley and Clifton, from “Martin Chuzzlewit.”  London, n.d.

Martin Chuzzlewit:  or, his Wills and his Ways, etc.  A drama, in three acts.  By Thomas Higgie.  London [1872], 12mo.

     Lacy’s Acting Edition, Supplement, vol. i.

Tartueffe Junior, von H.C.L.  Klein. [Play in five acts, after “The Life of Martin Chuzzlewit.”] Neuwied, 1864, 16mo.

Martin Chuzzlewit:  a drama, in three acts.  By E. Stirling.  London, n.d., 12mo.

     Duncombe’s British Theatre, vol. 50.

Mrs. Harris! a farce, in one act.  By Edward Stirling.  London, n.d., 12mo.

     Duncombe’s British Theatre, vol. 57.

Mrs. Gamp’s Party. (Adapted from “Martin Chuzzlewit.”) In one act.  Manchester, n.d., 12mo.