• Publication: The Ingoldsby Legends: or, Mirth & MarvelsPublication Record # 389221
• Author: Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.
• Date: 1909-00-00
• Publisher: William Heinemann
• Pages: xix+549
• Format:
  hc^?Hardcover. Used for all hardbacks of any size.
• Type: COLLECTION
• Notes: WorldCat, OCLC 668413255, states that the Heinemann edition was reprinted from the J. M. Dent 1907 edition. It was further reprinted by Heinemann again in 1913, 1919 and 1920. Presumably that record refers to a 1920 edition. Content and page numbers from the 1907 Dent edition as the page counts match. OCLC 25828644 appears to refer to this edition. 24 colored plates plus illustrations, including 12 full-page and tinted. Cover in pictorial vellum gilt.
• External IDs:
  • OCLC/WorldCat: 668413255 25828644

Fiction and Essays (view Full Listing)

• v • Prefatory Note by the Illustrator (The Ingoldsby Legends: or, Mirth & Marvels) • (1907) • essay by Arthur Rackham
• vi • Publishers' Note (The Ingoldsby Legends: or, Mirth & Marvels) • (1907) • essay by uncredited
• xv • Preface to the First Edition: To Richard Bentley, Esq. • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1898) • short fiction by Richard Harris Barham (variant of To Richard Bentley, Esq. (The Ingoldsby Legends: or, Mirth and Marvels [first series]) 1840) [as by Thomas Ingoldsby]
• xvii • Preface to the Second Edition: To Richard Bentley, Esq. • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1898) • short fiction by Richard Harris Barham (variant of Preface to the Second Edition (The Igoldsby Legends: or, Mirth and Marvels) unknown) [as by Thomas Ingoldsby]
• 1 • The Spectre of Tappington • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • novelette by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 24 • The Nurse's Story: The Hand of Glory • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham (variant of The Hand of Glory 1838) [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 32 • Patty Morgan the Milkmaid's Story: "Look at the Clock!" • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 41 • Grey Dolphin: A Legend of Sheppey • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • novelette by Richard Harris Barham (variant of Grey Dolphin 1840) [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 58 • The Ghost • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 68 • The Cynotaph • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 74 • Mrs. Botherby's Story: The Leech of Folkestone • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • novelette by Richard Harris Barham (variant of The Leech of Folkestone 1837) [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 98 • Legend of Hamilton Tighe • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 102 • The Witches' Frolic • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 116 • Singular Passage in the Life of the Late Henry Harris, Doctor in Divinity: As Related by the Rev. Jasper Ingoldsby, M.A., His Friend and Executor • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • novelette by Richard Harris Barham (variant of Singular Passage in the Life of the Late Henry Harris 1831) [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 136 • The Jackdaw of Rheims • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 141 • A Lay of St. Dunstan • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 150 • A Lay of St. Gengulphus • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 161 • The Lay of St. Odille • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 168 • A Lay of St. Nicholas • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 176 • The Lady Rohesia • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • short story by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 184 • The Tragedy • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 191 • Mr. Barney Maguire's Account of the Coronation • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 194 • The "Monstre" Balloon • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 198 • Hon. Mr. Sucklethumbkin's Story: The Execution: A Sporting Anecdote • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 202 • Some Account of a New Play: In a Familiar Epistle to His Brother-in-Law, Lieut. Seaforth, H.P. Late of the Hon. E.I.C.'s 2d Regt. of Bombay Fencibles • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 211 • Mr. Peters's Story: The Bagman's Dog • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 226 • Appendix • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 227 • To Richard Bentley, Esq. (The Ingoldsby Legends: or, Mirth and Marvels, Second Series) • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1842) • short fiction by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby]
• 228 • The Black Mousquetaire: A Legend of France • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 250 • Sir Rupert the Fearless: A Legend of Germany • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 260 • The Merchant of Venice: A Legend of Italy • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 272 • The Auto-Da-Fé: A Legend of Spain • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 291 • The Ingoldsby Penance!: A Legend of Palestine—and West Kent • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham (variant of The Ingoldsby Penance: A Legend of Palestine and—West Kent 1842) [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 305 • Netley Abbey: A Legend of Hampshire • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 310 • Fragment • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 311 • Nell Cook!!: A Legend of the "Dark Entry" • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 319 • Nursery Reminscences • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 322 • Aunt Fanny: A Legend of a Shirt • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 331 • Misadventures at Margate: A Legend of Jarvis's Jetty • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 335 • The Smuggler's Leap: A Legend of Thanet • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 343 • Bloudie Jacke of Shrewsberrie, the Shropshire Bluebeard: A Legend of "the Proud Salopians" • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 356 • The Babes in the Wood: or, The Norfolk Tragedy: An Old Song to a New Tune • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 362 • The Dead Drummer: A Legend of Salisbury Plain • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 374 • A Row in an Omnibus (Box): A Legend of the Haymarket • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 379 • The Lay of St. Cuthbert: or, The Devil's Dinner-Party: A Legend of the North Countree • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 391 • The Lay of St. Aloys: A Legend of Blois • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 402 • The Lay of the Old Woman Clothed in Grey: A Legend of Dover • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 418 • Raising the Devil: A Legend of Cornelius Agrippa • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 420 • Saint Medard: A Legend of Afric • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 428 • The Lord of Thoulouse: A Legend of Languedoc • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 441 • The Wedding-Day: or, The Buccaneer's Curse: A Family Legend • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 456 • The Blasphemer's Warning: A Lay of St. Romwold • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 476 • The Brothers of Birchington: A Lay of St. Thomas À Becket • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham (variant of The Brothers of Birchington: A Lay of St. Thomas A'Becket 1847) [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 488 • The Knight and the Lady: A Domestic Legend of the Reign of Queen Anne • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 498 • The House-Warming!!: A Legend of Bleeding-Heart Yard • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham (variant of The House-Warming!!: A Legend of Bleedingheart Yard 1847) [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 511 • The Forlorn One • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 512 • Jerry Jarvis's Wig: A Legend of the Weald of Kent • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • short story by Richard Harris Barham (variant of Jerry Jarvis's Wig 1843) [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 527 • Unsophisticated Wishes by Miss Jemima Ingoldsby, Aged 15 (Communicated by Her Cousin Tom) • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 529 • Hermann: or, The Broken Spear • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 531 • Hints for a Historical Play; to be Called William Rufus: or, The Red Rover • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 533 • Marie Mignot • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 535 • The Truants • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 539 • The Poplar • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 540 • My Letters • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 540 • New Made Honour (Imitated from Martial) • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 544 • The Confession • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 545 • Epigram • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 545 • Song • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 546 • Epigram: Eheu Fugaces • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham (variant of Epigram: Eheu Fugaces! 1847) [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 547 • As I Laye A-Thynkynge: The Last Lines of Thomas Ingoldsby • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]
• 547 • Song • [The Ingoldsby Legends] • (1907) • poem by Richard Harris Barham [as by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esqre.]