1824-1883. Publications by Richard Doyle. These included _The Fairy Ring_, 1845; _Snow White and Rosy Red_, 1871; _Jack the Giant-Killer_, 1888, etc.
1846. _Undine_, by De La Motté Fouque, illustrated by John Tenniel, published by James Burns.
1846. _The Good-Natured Bear_, by Richard Hengist Home, the English critic. This was illustrated by Frederick Taylor, published probably by Cundall. The book is now out of print, but deserves to be reprinted.
1847-1864. _Cruikshank Fairy Library_. A series of small books in paper wrappers. Not equal to the German popular stories in illustration. It included _Tom Thumb_, 1830; _John Gilpin_, 1828 (realistic); and _The Brownies_, 1870.
1847. _Bob and Dog Quiz_. Author unknown. Revived by E.V. Lucas in _Old-fashioned Tales_. Illustrated by F.D. Bedford; published by Stokes, 1905.
1850. _The Child's Own Book_. Published in London. There was an earlier edition, not before 1830. The introduction, which in the 1850 edition was copied from the original, indicates by its style that the book was written early in the nineteenth century. The book was the delight of generations of children. It was a collection containing tales from _Arabian Nights_, Perrault's tales of _Cinderella, Puss-in-Boots, Hop-o'-my-Thumb, Bluebeard_, etc., D'Aulnoy's _Valentine and Orson_, chap-book stories of _Dick Whittinqton, Fortunatus, Griselda, Robinson Crusoe, The Children in the Wood, Little Jack_, and others. A recent edition of this book is in the _Young Folks' library_, vol. 1, published by Hall & Locke, Boston, 1901.
1850 (about). _The Three Bears_. Illustrated by Absalon and Harrison Weir. Addy and Co.
1824-1889. Work by Mrs. Mary Whateley. She had a Moslem school in Cairo and exerted a fairy tale influence.
1826-1887. _The Little Lame Prince; Adventures of a_ _Brownie_; and _The Fairy Book_. Produced by Mrs. Dinah Muloch Craik.
1854. _The Rose and the Ring_, by William M. Thackeray. A modern edition contains the original illustrations with additions by Monsell. Crowell.
1855. _Granny's Story Box_. A collection. Illustrated by J. Knight; published by Piper, Stephenson, and Spence.
1856. _Granny's Wonderful Chair_, containing _Prince Fairy-foot_. Written by Frances Browne, a blind Irish poetess.