found: His The upper Rhine [etc.].
found: Their The magic of kindness, 1849:t.p. (Brothers Mayhew) [info. from InU]
found: The greatest plague of life, London, 1847:t.p. (by one who has been "almost worried to death" ; edited by the Brothers Mayhew)
found: The greatest plague of life, New York, 1847:t.p. (by one who has been "almost worried to death")
found: DNB(contrary to general belief, Henry did not collaborate with his brother Horace, but, along with his brother Augustus Septimus, Henry wrote in 1847 "The greatest plague of life" and a fairy tale "The good genius"; in 1850, "The image of his father" and "Acting charades;" and in 1870, "Ephemerides, or The comic almanack"; and with Athol Mayhew he wrote a three-act comedy "Mont Blanc")
found: Oxford DNB(author and social reformer; b. London, Nov. 25, 1812; d. London, July 25, 1887; literary works include farce The wandering minstrel (1834); plays co-written with Henry Baylis (But however, 1838, and others); several novels co-authored with his brother Augustus and published under the name the Brothers Mayhew, including Whom to marry and how to get married (1848) and The image of his father (1848); children's books, such as Young Benjamin Franklin (1861))
found: CBEL, 3rd ed.:v. 4, col. 2242 (with brother Augustus: The good genius, 1847; The greatest plague of life, 1847; Whom to marry and how to get married, 1848; The image of his father, 1848; The magic of kindness, 1849; Acting charades, 1850; The fear of the world, 1850, 1855, also titled Living for appearances)
