Background Information
- Charles Lever's The Knight of Gwynne; A Tale of the Time of the Union (1847)
- Hablot Knight Browne, 1815-1882; A Brief Biography
- Cattermole and Phiz: The First illustrators of Barnaby Rudge: A Team Effort by "The Clock Works" (1841)
- Phiz: 'A Good Hand at a Horse'" — A Gallery and Brief Overview of Phiz's Illustrations of Horses for Defoe, Dickens, Lever, and Ainsworth (1836-64)
Geographical and Socio-political Associations: Victorian Ireland
- The Landscape of Ireland
- The Geography of Ireland
- Ireland in The Illustrated London News
- Victorian Ireland
- The Land War in Ireland
- The Irish Famine: 1845-49
Illustrations for The Knight of Gwynne; A Tale of the Time of the Union (January, 1846 through July, 1847)
- 1. Frontispiece: Great, Glorious, Free! (facing engraved title), July 1847
- 2. Vignette for title-page (July 1847)
- 3. The Travelling Acquaintance (facing p. 9) January 1846
- 4. The Janitor's Cell (facing p. 16) January 1846
- 5. The Ibis Hunt (facing p. 35) February 1846
- 6. Sandy M'Grane expedites the doctor (facing p. 56) February 1846
- 7. Intrigue Detected (facing p. 68) March 1846
- 8. The "Judicious Umpire's" impartiality doubted (facing p. 89) March 1846
- 9. Daly stirs up the Post-boy (facing p. 114) April 1846
- 10. Daly surveying the robber's Imp (facing p. 122) April 1846
- 11. Daly and his friends (facing p. 143) May 1846
- 12. Jemmy sends his compliments to the Alderman (facing p. 148) May 1846
- 13. Rhoudlum (facing p. 188) June 1846
- 14. The Committee at the "Full Moon" (facing p. 191) June 1846
- 15. Forester's warm reception at the Corvy (facing p. 209) July 1846
- 16. "The Unknown Knight" (facing p. 220) July 1846
- 17. Lionel left aground (facing p. 240) August 1846
- 18. Mr. Freney's horse endangers a pillar of the church (facing p. 247) August 1846
- 19. Tate's tête-à-tête Interrupted (facing p. 274) September 1846
- 20. Daly bestows a helmet on "Bully Dodd" (facing p. 286) September 1846
- 21. Daly visits Freney in Prison (facing p. 298) October 1846
- 22. Mr. Paul Dempsey does the honours of Ballintray (facing p. 312) October 1846
- 23. Mr. Dempsey's visit to the Corvy (facing p. 325) November 1846
- 24. Dodd and Dempsey at the Review (facing p. 337) November 1846
- 25. "The Counsellor" castigated (facing p. 362) December 1846
- 26. Mr. Dempsey's Newspaper creates a sensation (facing p. 375) December 1846
- 27. A Commotion in Miss Fumbally's establishment (facing p. 396) January 1847
- 28. "Mercy on us! The Leddies are coming!" (facing p. 402) January 1847
- 29. Mr. Dempsey finds out "something to his advantage" (facing p. 422) February 1847
- 30. The Letter (facing p. 426) February 1847
- 31. Mr. Dempsey catches a Lawyer asleep (facing p. 465) March 1847
- 32. Paul discovers a "pose plastique" (facing p. 466) March 1847
- 33. Mr. Paul tastes Mrs. Fumbally's "you know — you know" (facing p. 484) April 1847
- 34. A Drawing-room disunion at Mrs. Fumbally's (facing p. 492) April 1847
- 35. "'Tis Eighty-six Years have crept to your feet to die." (facing p. 517) May 1847
- 36. The Knight is taken prisoner (facing p. 526) May 1847
- 37. Mr. Dempsey in My Lady's Boudoir (facing p. 557) June 1847
- 38. A Lesson for Eaves-dropping (facing p. 566) June 1847
- 39. Mr. Dempsey's last appearance and last request (facing p. 607) July 1847
- 40. "The Howling Wind" alias Bagenal Daly captures "Honest Tom" (facing p. 619) July 1847
- 41. The Monthly Wrappers for The Knight of Gwynne (January 1846 through July 1847)
- 42. The Monthly Advertiser for The Knight of Gwynne (January 1846 through July 1847)
- Horses by "Phiz" for Charles Lever's The Knight of Gwynne; A Tale of the Time of the Union (January 1846 — July 1847)
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Bibliography
Buchanan-Brown, John. Phiz! Illustrator of Dickens' World. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1978.
Lester, Valerie Browne Lester. Chapter 11: "'Give Me Back the Freshness of the Morning!'" Phiz! The Man Who Drew Dickens. London: Chatto and Windus, 2004. Pp. 108-127.
Lever, Charles. The Knight of Gwynne; A Tale of the Time of the Union. London: Chapman and Hall, serialised January 1846 through July 1847.
Lever, Charles. The Knight of Gwynne. Illustrated by Phiz [Hablột Knight Browne]. Novels and Romances of Charles Lever. Vol. I and II. In two volumes. Project Gutenberg. Last Updated: 28 February 2018.
Steig, Michael. Chapter Four: "Dombey and Son: Iconography of Social and Sexual Satire." Dickens and Phiz. Bloomington: Indiana U. P., 1978. Pp. 86-112.
Stevenson, Lionel. Chapter IX, "Nomadic Patriarch, 1845-1847." Dr. Quicksilver: The Life of Charles Lever. London: Chapman and Hall, 1939. Pp. 146-164.
_______. "The Domestic Scene." The English Novel: A Panorama. Cambridge, Mass.: Houghton Mifflin and Riverside, 1960.
Created 16 July 2023