Mrs. Peck's pudding
By: by Tom Hood. A humorous paper / by Charles Dickens. And a dramatic sketch / by Sir E. Lytton Bulwer ; with illustrations by Darley
Publisher: Carey and Hart
Published: 1845
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 145
Subjects: English prose literature
Other titles: Threatening letter to Thomas Hood, from an ancient gentleman.; Death of Clytemnestra.
Notes: Added engraved t.p. is included in the collation of plates.

Dickens's contribution, Threatening letter to Thomas Hood, from an ancient gentleman (p. 28-34) was first published in Hood's magazine and comic miscellany, May 1844. It is likely that the other pieces were also from early issues of that periodical, which began publication in January, 1844.

Access to portions of this material may be restricted.

Carr, L. VanderPoel Dickens, B625
Table of contents: title: Mrs. Peck's pudding : a Christmas romance / by Thomas Hood; title: Threatening letter to Thomas Hood, from an ancient gentleman / by favour of Charles Dickens; title: The lay of the labourer / by Thomas Hood; title: The ass race / by Thomas Hood; title: The bencher's lament / by Brutus Grumps, Esq.; title: The death of Clytemnestra : a dramatic sketch / by Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, Bart.; title: The slow man / by G.P.R. James; title: The gambler's last stake : a scene in Madrid; title: Old Mr. Fleming's Christmas party : a tale of 1745; title: How Jack Marland invented a recipe for the manufacture of marriages; title: The workhouse clock : an allegory / by Thomas Hood; title: How to see Killarney in one day.