A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature.

Novelist                          

Selected Works:

The Macdermots of Ballycloran - 1847
The Kellys and the O'Kellys - 1848
La Vendée: An Historical Romance - 1850
The Warden - 1855 Chronicles of Barsetshire - Number 1
Barchester Towers - 1857 Chronicles of Barsetshire - Number 2
The Three Clerks - 1858
Doctor Thorne - 1858 Chronicles of Barsetshire - Number 3
The West Indies and the Spanish Main - travel - 1859
The Bertrams - 1859
Castle Richmond - 1860
Framley Parsonage - 1861 - Chronicles of Barsetshire - Number 4

Tales of All Countries - 1st Series - 1861
Tales of All Countries - 2nd Series - 1863
Tales of All Countries - 3rd Series - 1870

Orley Farm - 1862
North America - travel - 1862
The Struggles of Brown, Jones & Robinson - 1862
Rachel Ray - 1863
The Small House at Allington - 1864 Chronicles of Barsetshire - Number 5
Can You Forgive Her? - 1865 Palliser Novel - Number 1
Miss Mackenzie - 1865
Hunting Sketches - sketches - 1865
Travelling Sketches - sketches - 1866
Clergymen of the Church of England - sketches - 1866
The Belton Estate - 1866
The Claverings - 1867
Nina Balatka - 1867
Last Chronicle of Barset - 1867 Chronicles of Barsetshire - Number 6
Lotta Schmidt & Other Stories - 1867
Linda Tressel - 1868
Phineas Finn - 1869 Palliser Novel - Number 2
He Knew He Was Right - 1869
Did He Steal It? - play - 1869
The Vicar of Bullhampton - 1870
An Editor's Tales - stories - 1870
The Commentaries of Caesar - school textbook - 1870
Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite - 1871
Ralph the Heir - 1871
The Golden Lion of Granpère - 1872
Australia and New Zealand - travel - 1873
The Eustace Diamonds - 1873 Palliser Novel - Number 3
Harry Heathcote of Gangoil - 1874
Lady Anna - 1874
Phineas Redux - 1874 Palliser Novel - Number 4
The Way We Live Now - 1875
The Prime Minister - 1876 Palliser Novel - Number 5
The American Senator - 1877
Is He Popenjoy? - 1878
South Africa - travel - 1878
How the 'Mastiffs' Went to Iceland - travel - 1878
John Caldigate - 1879
An Eye for an Eye - 1879
Cousin Henry - 1879
Thackeray - criticism - 1879 English Men of Letters Series - Number 11
The Duke's Children - 1880 Palliser Novel - Number 6
Life of Cicero - biography - 1880
Ayala's Angel - 1881
Doctor Wortle's School - 1881
Why Frau Frohmann Raised Her Prices and other Stories - stories - 1882
Lord Palmerston - biography - 1882
The Fixed Period - 1882
Kept in the Dark - 1882
Marion Fay - 1882
Mr. Scarborough's Family - 1883
An Autobiography - autobiography - 1883
The Landleaguers - unfinished novel - 1883
An Old Man's Love - 1884
The Noble Jilt - play - 1923
London Tradesmen - sketches - 1927
The New Zealander - essay - 1972.

Television

The BBC has made several television-drama serials based on the works of Anthony Trollope:

The Pallisers, a 26-episode adaptation of all six Palliser novels, first broadcast in 1974. Adapted by Simon Raven, it starred Philip Latham as Plantagenet Palliser and Susan Hampshire as Lady Glencora

The Barchester Chronicles, a seven-episode adaptation of the first two Barset novels, The Warden and Barchester Towers. Adapted by Alan Plater, it starred Donald Pleasence as the Reverend Septimus Harding, Geraldine McEwan as Mrs Proudie, Nigel Hawthorne as Archdeacon Grantly, and Alan Rickman as the Reverend Obadiah Slope

The Way We Live Now, a four-episode adaptation of the novel of the same name. Adapted by Andrew Davies, it starred David Suchet as Auguste Melmotte and Matthew Macfadyen as Sir Felix Carbury

He Knew He Was Right, a four-episode adaptation of the novel of the same name, transmitted 18 April – 9 May 2004 on BBC One. Produced by BBC Wales, and adapted again by Andrew Davies, it starred Oliver Dimsdale, Bill Nighy, Laura Fraser, David Tennant, and Geoffrey Palmer.
In the United States, PBS has broadcast all four series: The Pallisers in its own right, and The Barchester Chronicles, The Way We Live Now, and He Knew He Was Right as part of Masterpiece Theatre.

Radio:


The BBC commissioned a four-part radio adaptation of The Small House at Allington, the fifth novel of the Chronicles of Barsetshire, which it broadcast in 1993. Listeners responded so positively that the BBC had the five remaining novels of the series adapted, and BBC Radio 4 broadcast the complete series between December 1995 and March 1998. In this adaptation, Stephen Moore played the part of Archdeacon Grantley.
BBC Radio 4 broadcast a serialised radio adaptation of The Kellys and the O'Kellys, starring Derek Jacobi, between 21 November 1982 and 2 January 1983.
Radio 4 broadcast The Pallisers, a new twelve-part adaptation of the Palliser novels, from January to April 2004 in the weekend Classic Serial slot.                                              

Mother Frances Trollope
Father Thomas Anthony Trollope, four children.
Wife Rose Heseltine                                              

Frenchman,  Renouard De Valayer established a postal system in Paris  - 1653.
Anthony Trollope obtained a position as a civil servant in the General Post Office, as a post-office surveyor.
Before the introduction of pillar boxes, on the UK mainland, it was customary to take outgoing mail to the nearest letter receiving house or post office. Such houses were usually coaching inns or turnpike houses where the Royal Mail coach would stop to pick up and set down mails and passengers. People took their letters, in person, to the receiver, or postmaster, purchased a stamp and handed over the letter.

The introduction of the pillar box had the side efect of allowing women to send letters to whomever they pleased, and men not knowing if and when these letters were being sent.

In the British Isles the first pillar post boxes were erected in Jersey in 1852.