
George Robert Sims
Also known as
G.R. SimsGeorge R. SimsSims, G.RSims, George RSims, George Robert
Born 1847-01-01
Died 1922-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF3811161
- WikidataQ531150
- ISNI0000000084179378
- Open LibraryOL357014A
Top Subjects
- London (England) -- Social life and customs (4)
- Librettos (3)
- Operas (3)
- London (England) -- Description and travel (3)
- London (England) (2)
- Buffham, Mary Jane (1)
- Poor (1)
Books by George Robert Sims
Total count: 49
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The Dagonet ballads, chiefly from the 'Referee'.E.J.Francis & Co.1879-01-01
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Ballads and poemsNeville & Co.1880-01-01
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Book of the songs of The merry duchesscomic opera in 2 actsChappell1880-01-01
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The dagonet ballads; Ballads of Babylon; [and] The lifeboat and other poemsJ.P. Fuller1880-01-01
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Ballads of BabylonJohn P. Fuller1880-01-01
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The Dagonet balladsJ. P. Fuller1881-01-01
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How the poor liveChatto1883-01-01
Ballads and poemsJ. P. Fuller1883-01-01
The lifeboat, and other poemsJ.P. Fuller1883-01-01-
Rogues and vagabondsChatto and Windus1885-01-01
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The ring o' bells, etc.Chatto and Windus1886-01-01
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In the ranks, or, A soldier's wifeAldine1886-01-01
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Mary Jane's memoirscompiled from her original Ms, with a portrait of Mary Jane.Chatto and Windus1887-01-01
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Mary Jane marriedtales of a village inn.Chatto & Windus1888-01-01
How the poor live ; and, Horrible LondonChatto & Windus1889-01-01-
How the poor live ; and, Horrible LondonChatto & Windus1889-01-01
Tales of to-day.F.F. Lovell & company1889-01-01-
Faust up to datea burlesque in two actsW.S. Johnson1889-01-01
Dramas of lifeAuthorized ed.United States Book Company1890-01-01-
Beautyan original comedy in four actsT. Scott1890-01-01
Dagonet dittiesfrom "The referee"2d ed.Chatto & Windus1891-01-01
Tinkletop's crime, &cC.L. Webster1891-01-01-
Erinnerungen einer schwiegermutterAutorisierte uebersetzung aus dem EnglischenEngelhorn1894-01-01
Dagonet abroadChatto & Windus1895-01-01
The Coachman's Club, Or, Tales Told Out of SchoolF.V. White1897-01-01-
"Miss Chiquita"a new musical play, in two actspublisher not identified1899-01-01
In London's HeartChatto & Windus1900-01-01
Without the limelighttheatrical life as it isChatto & Windus1900-01-01-
Living Londonits work and its play, its humour and its pathos, its sights and its scenes.Cassell and Company, ltd.1902-01-01
Living London; its work and its play, its humour and and its pathos, its sights and its scenesNew York & Melbourne, Cassell and company, limited1902-01-01
Among my autographsChatto & Windus1904-01-01
Two London FairiesGreening1906-01-01-
The mysteries of modern London.Pearson1906-01-01
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London by night.Greening1906-01-01
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The cry of the children(With a report of The Tribune Conference and statements by eminent authorities.)The Tribune1907-01-01
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The black stainJarrold & Sons1907-01-01
The devil in LondonDodge Publishing Company1909-01-01-
Why socialism does not mean social reformDept. of Anti-Socialist Economics1910-01-01
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Off the track in London.Jarrold1911-01-01
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Puss in bootsa fairy taleJ. Miles1915-01-01
My lifesixty years' recollections of Bohemian London.Eveleigh Nash company1917-01-01-
The old public-house and the newTrue Temperance Association1917-01-01
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Glances back.Jarrolds1917-01-01
Puss in new bootsa fairy tale. By Geo. R. Sims, Frank Dix and Arthur Collins. Music composed, selected and arranged by J.M. Glover. Additional numbers by Melville Gideon ànd others Produced by Arthur Collins.J. Miles1917-01-01
Prepare to shed them nowthe ballads of George R. SimsHutchinson1968-01-01-
The rare book gameHolmes1985-01-01
The Lights o' London and Other Victorian PlaysThe Inchape Bell; Did You Ever Send Your Wife to Camberwell?; The Game of Speculation; The Lights o' London; The Middleman (Oxford World's Classics)Oxford University Press, USA1995-11-23
Living Londonits work and its play, its humour and its pathos, its sights and its scenesCassell-
Humorous sketch of Dagonet's visit to SarkTozer