and Reynolds's Weekly Newspaper, between 1849 and 1856, he would write a signed editorial every week in which he gave his opinion on the pressing political matters of the day. In 1854, he relocated to Herne Bay in Kent, where he became one of the town's Improvement Commissioners. Reynolds was an advocate of British Republicanism; much of his journalism, especially during the 1870s, "promoted a levelling agenda against traditional social hierarchies and accentuated the difficulties of the British throne". Works A prolific novelist, the list of Reynolds's works is long; matters are made more complex by the fact that American publishers often attributed the authorship of various anonymously written books to Reynolds as well. Furthermore, although he is known as a penny blood author, not all of his works appeared as serialised penny instalments. The following works have, as a result of research by E. F. Bleiler, been confirmed to have been definitely authored by Reynolds: Novels The Youthful Imposter - (published in 3 vols by Librarie des Estrangers in 1835. Revised edtion, The Parricide; or, The Youth's Career of Crime, published by John Dicks, 1847) The Baroness: A Novel - (serialised in the Monthly Magazine in 1837, under the pseudonym of "Parisianus") Pickwick Abroad; or, The Tour in France - (serialised in the Monthly Magazine between 1837 and 1838) Alfred de Rosann; or, The Adventures of a French Gentleman - (serialised in the Monthly Magazine in 1838) Grace Darling; or, the Heroine of the Ferne Islands - (published in one volume by George Henderson in 1839) Robert Macaire in England - (published in 3 vols by Thomas Tegg in 1839) The Steam Packet: A Tale of the River and Ocean - (published in one volume by Willoughby in 1840) Master Timothy's Bookcase - (issued in weekly parts beginning 15 July 1841 and published as a single volume by W. Emans in 1842) The Mysteries of London; First Series - (issued in weekly parts beginning in October 1844. Published in two volumes by G. Vickers in 1846) Faust: A Romance of the Secret Tribunals - (serialised in The London Journal between 4 October 1845 and 26 September 1846. Published in one volume by G Vickers in 1847) The Mysteries of London; Second Series - (issued in weekly parts beginning on 3 October 1846 and 16 September 1848. Published in two volumes by G. Vickers in 1848) Wagner, the Wehr-Wolf -