The Martins of Cro'Martin London, Chapman and Hall, (1856) The Fortunes of Glencore London, Chapman and Hall, (1857) Davenport Dunn : a man of our day London, Chapman and Hall, (1859) One of Them London, Chapman and Hall, (1861) Barrington London, Chapman and Hall, (1863) Luttrell of Arran London, Chapman and Hall, (1865) Sir Brook Fossbrooke Edinburgh, W. Blackwood, (1866) The Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly Vol. 1, London Smith, Elder and Co. (1868) A Rent in a Cloud London, Chapman & Hall, (1869) That Boy of Norcott's London, Smith, Elder, (1869) Lord Kilgobbin New York, Harper & Bros., (1872) The Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly London, Chapman and Hall, (1872) See also Stage Irish Further reading Dr Quicksilver, The Life of Charles Lever, Lionel Stevenson, London 1939. Charles Lever: New Evaluations, Edited Tony Bareham, Ulster Editions and Monographs 3. 1991. Charles Lever, The Lost Victorian, S.P Haddelsey, Ulster Editions and Monographs 8. 2000. References Further reading Life, by WJ Fitzpatrick (1879). Letters, ed. in 2 vols. by Edmund Downey (1906). Dublin Univ. Mag. (1880), 465 and 570. Anthony Trollope's Autobiography, p. 218 Julian Moynahan, "Charles Lever" chapter in Anglo-Irish: The Literary Imagination in a Hyphenated Culture, Princeton University Press, 1995, Hugh Walker's Literature of the Victorian Era (1910), pp. 636–639 The Bookman History of English Literature (1906) p. 467. Bookman (June 1906; portraits). External links 1806 births 1872 deaths People from Coolock People from Templeogue Irish male novelists 19th-century Irish novelists 19th-century male writers Victorian novelists