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Some men of the Oxford Movement (1904)
Novelists I have known (1899)
Somerset: historical, descriptive, biographical (1908)
Platform, press, politics and play, being pen and ink sketches of contemporary celebrities form the Tone to the Thams, via Avon and Isis (c.[1895])
City characters under several reigns (1922)
Masters of English journalism: a study of personal forces (1911)
Edward Bulwer, first Baron Lytton of Knebworth: a social , personal, and political monograph (1910)
Club makers and club members (1914)
Politics and letters (1886)
Awful creature (1872)
How the "gadfly" failed: a newspaper episode (1872)
Warned in a dream ([187-?])
The works of Anthony Trollope (1909)
The politician's holiday (1879)
Gibraltar: fortress or colony? (1877)
Two cities and two seasons: Rome and London, A.D. 408 and 1875 (1875)
Bulwer as politician and speaker (1874)
A June memory (1872)
Tom Hood (1877)
Lord Macaulay (1876)
The Eton tradition (1876)
Concerning Tusculus (1875)
English journalism in 1832 and 1874 (1875)
In the New Forest (1875)
Warriors in town (1875)
Hysteria on Parnassus (1875)
Charles Kingsley (1875)
National and international links (1922)
The story of British diplomacy: its makers and movements (1908)
Great Victorians: memories and personalities ([1916])
Gentlemen of the House of Commons (1902) [Vol. 2, ]
Gentlemen of the House of Commons (1902) [Vol. 1, ]
Society in the country house (1907)
Social transformations of the Victorian age: a survey of court and country (1897)
The satires of Juvenal with prolegomena and English notes (1878)
A trip to paradoxia and other humours of the hour: being contemporary pictures of social fact and political fiction (1899)
King Edward and his court (1903)
England: its people, polity and pursuits ([1879?]) [Vol. 2, ]
England: its people, polity and pursuits ([1879?]) [Vol. 1, ]
Personal forces of the period (1898)
Pillars of the empire: sketches of living Indian and colonial statesmen, celebrities, and officials (1879)
Randolph Spencer-Churchill, as a product of his age: being a personal and political monograph (1895)
Bar and pen in first-century Rome (1909)
Culture in the crucible (1907)
Predominant partners and Unionist discords ([189-?])
The possibilities of liberal reunion (c.1894)
Dalmeny and Devonshire (1894)
Court and crowd at Exeter Hall (1908)
The new ordeal of the commons (1903)