A Database of Cheap Literature, 1837-1860

About the Publisher

Name:: Thomas White (1801-)

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Address:: 59 Wych-street, Strand

Editions:: Bianca and the Magician. A tale of romance and mystery.
London: White, 1840. 18 nos. 142 p.; The Child of Fate; or, the robbers of the forest.
London: Thomas White.; Claude Du Val: the gentleman highwayman, of the days of Charles II. A romance.
London: Thomas White. 43 nos. 339 p.; Claude du Val, a romance.
London: T. White, 1840. 43 nos. 339 p.; The Life of Richard Palmer; better known as Dick Turpin; the notorious highwayman and robber' (sic) including his numerous exploits, adventures, and hair-breadth escapes, trial and execution; with notices of many of his contemporaries.
London: Thomas White, 1839. 41 nos. 323 p.; Dick Turpin.
London: Thomas White, 1840. 41 nos. 323 p.; The Eventful Life and Unparalleled Exploits of the Notorious Jack Sheppard, the Housebreaker.
London: Thomas White. 12 nos. 96 p.; The Factory Lad, or, the life of Simon Smike: exemplifying the horrors of white slavery.
London: Thomas White, [1839]. 24 nos. 188 p.; James Cooke. Jack Cade: an historical romance.
London: T. White. 21 nos. 283 p.; Edward Lytton Blanchard. The Life of George Barnwell; or, the London apprentice of the last century.
London: Thomas White. 32 nos. 253 p.; The Peer and Beggar; a domestic tale.
London: Thomas White. 32 nos. 254 p.; Wizard (pseud.). The Wild Witch of the Heath; or the demon of the glen. A tale of the most powerful interest.
London: T. White, 1841. 20 nos. 158 p.