Lytton, EDWARD

GEORGE EARLE BULWER, BARON, 18031873. English novelist of great talent and industry, once esteemed the equal of Dickens and Thackeray; M.P. 1831, Baronet 1838, Baron 1866. Pelham, 1828; Pilgrims of the Rhine, 1834; Last Days of Pompeii, 1834; Rienzi, 1835; Zanoni, 1842; Harold, 1848; The Caxtons, 1850; My Novel, 1853; A Strange Story, 1861; The Coming Race, 1871; The Parisians, 1873. Also plays, The Lady of Lyons, 1838; Richelieu, 1838; Money, 1848; Walpole, 1869; and poems, The New Timon, 1846; King Arthur, 1848; Lost Tales of Miletus, 1867; tr. Schiller, 1844, and Horace, 1869.-His wife, LADY ROSINA (WHEELER), 1802-1882, wrote Chevely, 1839, and other novels.