Works
- Novels and collections
- Dives and Lazarus, or the adventures of an obscure medical man in a low neighbourhood (1858)
- Margaret Meadows, A Tale for the Pharisees (1858)
- The Weaver's Family (1860)
- Shirley Hall Asylum: Or the Memoirs of a Monomaniac (1863)
- Christmas Tale: The Rosary, a Legend of Wilton Abbey (1863)
- De Profundis, a tale of the social deposits (1864)
- The Goldsworthy Family, or the country attorney (1864)
- Doctor Austin's Guests (1866)
- The Magic Mirror: A Round of Tales for Young and Old (1865; illustrated by W. S. Gilbert)
- Doctor Austen's Guests (1866; a sequel to Shirley Hall Asylum)
- The Wizard of the Mountain (volume 1); (volume 2) (1867)
- The Doctor of Beauweir, an autobiography (1868)
- The Seven League Boots (1869; illustrated by W. S. Gilbert)
- King George’s Middy (1869; illustrated by W. S. Gilbert)
- Sir Thomas Branston (1869)
- Martha (1871)
- The Landlord of the "Sun" (1871)
- Clara Levesque (1873)
- Them Boots (1877)
- James Duke, Costermonger. A tale of the social aspects (c. 1879)
- Mrs. Dubosq's Bible (1879)
- Memoirs of a Cynic (1880)
- Modern Wonders of the World, or the new Sinbad (1881)
- Short stories
- "A Visit to a Convict Lunatic Asylum" (1864)
- "The Sacristan of St. Botolph" (1866)
- "Ruth Thornbury, or The Old Maid's Story" (1866)
- "The Doctor Onofrio" (1867) *
- "Fra Gerolamo" (1867) *
- "The Magic Flower" (1867) *
- "The Last Lords of Gardonal" (1867) *
- "Tomas and Pepina" (1867) *
- "The Robber Chief" (1867) *
- "Don Bucefalo and the Curate" (1867) **
- "The Physician's Daughter" (1867) **
- "The Two Lovers" (1867) **
- "The Stranger" (1867) **
- "The Innominato's Confession" (1867) **
- "Friar Peter’s Confession" (1869)
- "How Brother Ignatius Became a Monk" (1869)
- "How Brother Jonas, the Sub-Cellarer, Was Haunted by an Evil Spirit" (1869)
- "The Seven League Boots" (1869; illustrated by W. S. Gilbert)
- "The Shrine of Santa Clara" (1869)
- "Walter, the Sub-Steward" (1869)
- "The Invisible Prince" (1872)
- "The abuse of charity in London: the case of the five Royal Hospitals" (1878)
- "The London medical schools" (1879)
- Note: * denotes a story collected in The Wizard of the Mountain (volume 1)
- ** denotes a story collected in The Wizard of the Mountain (volume2)
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