Editing Arthur William à Beckett (section)

==Works==
He published:
* ''Comic Guide to the Royal Academy'', with his brother Gilbert (1863–64)
* ''Fallen Amongst Thieves'' (1869){{sfn|Cooper|1884|ignore-err=yes}}
* ''Our Holiday in the Highlands'' (1874){{sfn|Cooper|1884|ignore-err=yes}}
* ''The Shadow Witness'' and ''The Doom of Saint Quirec'', with [[Francis Burnand]] (1875–76)
* ''The Ghost of Greystone Grange'' (1877){{sfn|Cooper|1884|ignore-err=yes}}
* ''The Mystery of Mostyn Manor'' (1878){{sfn|Cooper|1884|ignore-err=yes}}
* ''Traded Out''; ''Hard Luck''; ''Stone Broke''; ''Papers from Pump Handle Court, by a Briefless Barrister'' (1884)
* ''Modern Arabian Nights'' (1885){{sfn|Cooper|1884|ignore-err=yes}}
* ''The Member for Wrottenborough'' (1895)
* ''Greenroom Recollections'' (1896)
* ''The Modern Adam'' (1899)
* ''London at the End of the Century'' (1900)
*With [[F. C. Burnand]] he co-authored:{{sfn|Cooper|1884|ignore-err=yes}}
** ''The Doom of St. Querec'' (1875)
** ''The Shadow Witness'' (1876)

He wrote for the theatre two three-act comedies:{{sfn|Cooper|1884|ignore-err=yes}}
*''L.S.D.'' ([[Royalty Theatre]], 1872);
*''About Town'' ([[Royal Court Theatre|Court Theatre]], 1873, it ran for over 150 nights);
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*''On Strike'' (Court Theatre, 1873, a domestic drama in one act) ;
*''Faded Flowers'' ([[Haymarket Theatre|The Haymarket]]);
*''Long Ago'' (Royalty Theatre, 1882);
*''From Father to Son'' (Liverpool, 1881, a dramatised version of his novel ''Fallen among Thieves'' written in 3 acts in cooperation with [[J. Palgrave Simpson]]).