THE EUROPEAN MAGAZINE, 1795-98
Volume 27, 1795
27 (Jan. 1795): 30-32. R: Polwhele's History of Devonshire, Vol. II (cont.). Dr. John Watkins.
[Cont. of EM 26 [1794]: 343-345, which is signed "W."; GM 66-ii (1796): 1017]
27 (Jan. 1795): 33-37. A: "Drossiana. Number LXIV. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Henry Fuseli; William Murray, 1st
Earl of Mansfield; Gilbert Burnet, Bishop of Salisbury; William III; Oliver Cromwell;
Louis XVI]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799):
219]
27 (Jan. 1795): 44-46. L: "A Declaration of the Right Honourable James Earl of Derby, Lord
Stanley Strange, of Knocking and of the Isle of Man, concerning his Resolution to keep
the Isle of Man for his Majesty's Service against all Force whatsoever [1649]" enc. Isaac
Reed. [Sherbo 84: 212, 214] [Pseud.: "C.D."]
27 (Jan. 1795): 50. L: "Original Extempore Letter, by the late Rev. Mr. Samuel Badcock," enc.
Dr. John Watkins. [Sig.: "W."; GM 66-ii (1796): 1017]
27 (Feb. 1795): 80. L: "Original Letter of Alexander Pope, Esq.; Original Letter from Stephen
Duck to Dr. [William] Oliver" enc. Isaac Reed. [Sherbo 84: 212, 215] [Pseud. "C.D."]
27 (Feb. 1795): 81-85. A: "Drossiana. Number LXV. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Henry Booth, Lord Delamer, 1st
Earl of Warrington; John Hampden; Francis Osborn; Lord Bacon; Samuel Johnson; James
Harris; John Locke; Rousseau; George Herbert; Thomas Chubb; Serjeant Pearce (alias
Dowdy) of Salisbury; Dr. Hermann Boerhaave; Samuel Clarke; Dr. John Langhorne]."
William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
27 (Mar. 1795): 161-162. A: "Fragment of an Essay attempting to prove Fossil Shells, Bones,
Wood, Fish, &c. to be the Spoils of the Universal Deluge." Dr. Richard Pulteney. [Sig.:
"R.P.," which Pulteney used dozens of times for submissions of articles on botany to the
GM; he assembled a museum of shells, bequeathing his collection to the Linnean Society
(DNB 16: 470).]
27 (Mar. 1795): 165-169. A: "Drossiana. Number LXVI [re Charles I; Raimondo Montecucculi;
Brissot; Sir Henry Slingsby; Christina, Queen of Sweden; the Prince of Condé; William
Warburton, Bishop of Gloucester; Arnauld d'Andilly; Thucydides]." William Seward.
[Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
27 (Apr. 1795): 227. A: "Anecdote of Bishop [William] Warburton." Dr. John Watkins. [Sig.:
"W."; GM 66-ii (1796): 1017]
27 (Apr. 1795): 248-251. R: Polwhele's History of Devonshire, Vol. II (conc.). Dr. John
Watkins. [Sig.: "W."; GM 66-ii (1796): 1017]
27 (Apr. 1795): 253-257. A: "Drossiana. Number LXVII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re the Duc d'Orléans, Regent of
France; Philippe de Comines; Père Blaise Gisbert; Boileau; Charles II; Cardinal Fleury;
François de Paule Combalusier; Philip V of Spain; Sir Robert Walpole; Voltaire; Jonathan
Swift]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
27 (Apr. 1795): 259. L: "Letter from the late Colonel Stedman to his Son" enc. Dr. John
Watkins. [Sig.: "W."; GM 66-ii (1796): 1017]
27 (Apr. 1795): 274-275. V: "Elegy on Captain Robert Faulknor, Who was killed in the West
Indies on Board his Majesty's Ship Blanche. . . ." Dr. Thomas Trotter. [Sig.: "Dr.
Trotter"; nautical subject matter]
27 (May 1795): 297-299. A: "On Prophecies." Dr. John Watkins. [Sig.: "W."; GM 66-ii
(1796): 1017]
27 (May 1795): 327-330. A: "Drossiana. Number LXVIII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Nostradamus; Cardinal de Sardis;
Henry Booth, Lord Delamer, 1st Earl of Warrington; Sir Robert Walpole; Joshua Barnes;
Edward Gibbon; Fénelon; Laurent Angliviel de La Beaumelle; Dom Noel d'Argonne]."
William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
27 (June 1795): 365-368. L: "Some Account of Ralph Heathcote, D.D. Written in 1789, by
himself," enc. Isaac Reed. [Sherbo 84: 212, 215] [Pseud.: "C.D."]
27 (June 1795): 395-399. A: "Drossiana. Number LXIX. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Frederick, Prince of Wales; Mary,
Queen of Scots; Martin Luther; Sir George Etheridge; Lord Chesterfield; George
Berkeley, Bishop of Cloyne; Jean Siffrein Maury; Richelieu; Fontenelle; Bishop Godeau of
Grasse; Jean Desmarets (Desmarais) de Saint-Sorlin]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84:
224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
27 (June 1795): 401-404. A: "On Prophecies [conc]." Dr. John Watkins. [Sig.: "W."; GM 66-ii (1796): 1017]
27 (June 1795): 419-420. V: "Ode To a Book of clean Paper intended for Poetical Miscellanies
for the Year." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
Volume 28, 1795
28 (July 1795): 14-15. L: "Memoranda copied some Years ago from loose Papers found in
Bene't College, Cambridge [re expenses 'for ye settyng forth of ye Comedye of Job'
(1553)]" enc. Isaac Reed. [Sherbo 84: 212, 215] [Pseud.: "C.D."]
28 (July 1795): 25-29. A: "Drossiana. Number LXX. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re La Chevalière d'Eon; John
Hunter; Montesquieu; Marquis de Camus; Montaigne; General Dumouriez (Charles-François Duperrier); Nicolas Claude Fabri de Peiresc ("Peyresc"); Joseph Scaliger; James
Howell; Rev. Robert Sumner, Master of Harrow]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224,
citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
28 (July 1795): 48. V: "Hymn to Love." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
28 (Aug. 1795): 110-113. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXI. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Martin Luther; Edmund Gibson,
Bishop of London; General Dumouriez (Charles-François Duperrier)]." William Seward.
[Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
28 (Aug. 1795): 115-116. V: "Ode to Love." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
28 (Aug. 1795): 116. V: "Translations from the Greek. The Seventh Idyllion of Moschus; or, as
some will have it, of Bion." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
28 (Aug. 1795): 116. V: "The Fifth Idyllion of Moschus." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R.
J*m**s*n"]
28 (Sept. 1795): 157-159. L: "A Ballad written by Lord Chesterfield, not inserted in his Works."
Isaac Reed. [Sig.: "C.D."; Sherbo 84: 212 overlooks this contribution.]
28 (Sept. 1795): 186-189. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Samuel Johnson; James Howell;
James II; William Pitt, Earl of Chatham; William Prynne; Paraviccus; Dr. Thomas Shaw;
Dr. John Burton of Eton; Sir Thomas More; Pierre Petit; Thomas Hobbes; Anthony
Ashley Cooper, 1st Earl of Shaftesbury; the Earl of Peterborough]." William Seward.
[Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
28 (Sept. 1795): 195. A: "On Theocritus." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E."; internal evidence
(Greek and Latin textual criticism)]
28 (Sept. 1795): 199. V: "Sonnet to the Owl." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
28 (Oct. 1795): 236-240. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXIII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re William Collins; Sir Peter Lely;
Zaccaria Valaresso; Fallopius (Gabriello Fallopio); Thomas Warton the Younger;
Guillaume de Lamoignon; Henry Martin; Joseph Butler, Bishop of Durham; Gabriel
Bonnot, Abbé de Mably; Rousseau; James I; Marshal de Saxe; James Quin; Barton Booth;
Anne Oldfield; Giulio, Cardinal Alberoni; Raphael; Henri IV; Father Oudin; Edward
Harley, Auditor of the Imprest; Alexander Pope; Lord Hervey]." William Seward.
[Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
28 (Oct. 1795): 276-277. V: "Ode to a Redbreast. Written in Winter." Robert Jamieson.
[Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
28 (Oct. 1795): 277. V: "Sonnet To a Letter from one very dear Friend, that brought the News
of the Death of Another." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
28 (Oct. 1795): 277-278. L: "Another Ballad by Lord Chesterfield in the Quarrel between Geo.
II. and his Son Frederic Prince of Wales." Isaac Reed. [Sig.: "C.D."; Sherbo 84: 212
overlooks this contribution.]
28 (Nov. 1795): 296. A: "Milton." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E."; internal evidence (Greek and
Latin textual criticism)]
28 (Nov. 1795): 299. L: "Observations on a former Explanation of a Passage in the 15th Idyllium
of Theocritus." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
28 (Nov. 1795): 301-304. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXIV. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Anthony à Wood; Chevalier
Bayard (Pierre du Terrail, seigneur de Bayard); Ferdinand of Aragon; Alexander Pope;
Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford; Charles I; Lancelot Andrewes, Bishop of
Winchester; Lady Jane Grey; William Cavendish, 1st Duke of Newcastle; Dr. John Freind;
Frederick II of Prussia; Benjamin Franklin; Sir Isaac Newton; Robert Harley, Earl of
Oxford; Anne Clifford, Countess of Dorset, Pembroke, and Montgomery." William
Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
28 (Nov. 1795): 329-333. A: "Memoirs of the Reverend Richard Polwhele, and a List of his
Publications." John Jones. [Trad. and Recoll. 2: 431n]
28 (Nov. 1795): 337. V: "Anacreon, Ode XV." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
28 (Nov. 1795): 337. V: "Anacreon, Ode XVI." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
28 (Dec. 1795): 377-380. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXV. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re William Collins; Rev. John Free;
Richard Rawlinson; Ralph Bathurst; David Hume; William Laud, Archbishop of
Canterbury; William Wake, Archbishop of Canterbury; Edward Gibbon; Charles James
Fox; William Robertson; Archibald Campbell, Duke of Argyle; John Towneley; Lord
Bath]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
28 (Dec. 1795): 385-387. R: William Davidson's Observations, Anatomical, Physiological, and
Pathological, on the Pulmonary System. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
28 (Dec. 1795): 415. V: "Sonnet To the Owl." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
28 (Dec. 1795): 415. V: "Sonnet On Winter." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
28 (Dec. 1795): 415. V: "Sonnet ['Alas! how erring mortals devious run']." Robert Jamieson.
[Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
Volume 29, 1796
29 (Jan. 1796): 4-6. A: "Contemplation of the Commencement of M,DCC, XCVI." Dr. John
Watkins [?]. [Sig.: "J.W."; article is typical of Watkins's many articles written in a
religious and moral vein.]
29 (Jan. 1796): 9-12. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXVI. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Henry Home, Lord Kames; Rev.
George Hickes; Rousseau; Arthur Wilson; Louis XV; Louis, titular Duke of Burgundy
(father of Louis XV); César Vichard, Abbé de Saint Réal; John, Duke of Marlborough]."
William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
29 (Jan. 1796): 53. A: "Theocr. Id. XV. L. 134, 135." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E."; internal
evidence (Greek and Latin textual criticism)]
29 (Jan. 1796): 54-55. R: Theatrical Journal review of Richard Cumberland's Days of Yore.
Isaac Reed [?]. [Sherbo 84: 223]
29 (Feb. 1796): 91. L: "Further [Account to Accompany the] Illustration of the Plate of Sir John
Lawrence's House." Isaac Reed. [Sherbo 84: 212, 215] [Pseud.: "C.D."]
29 (Feb. 1796): 103-105. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXVII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Rev. George Hickes; Alexander
Pope; Samuel Johnson; James Quin; William Murray, 1st Earl of Mansfield; Rabelais]."
William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
29 (Mar. 1796): 148-150. L: "Remarks on an Anecdote [re Frederick Cornwallis, Archbishop of
Canterbury] introduced in Mr. Gilbert Wakefield's Observations on Pope." Isaac Reed.
[Sherbo 84: 212, 215] [Pseud.: "C.D."]
29 (Mar. 1796): 164. L: "Questions [re perpetual motion] proposed for Solution." Dr. John
Watkins. [Sig.: "W."; GM 66-ii (1796): 1017]
29 (Mar. 1796): 164-167. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXVIII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Jérôme Cardan; Stanislaus
Leszczynski; Marquise de Sévigné; Voltaire; Hugues de Lionne; Salvator Rosa; Marshal
Bassompierre; Abbé Feuquières; Dumoulin; Abbé de Saint Réal; Alexander VII]."
William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
29 (Mar. 1796): 200-201. V: "Evening." Robert Anderson. [Sig.: "R.A."; dated from Carlisle,
whence Anderson began contributing signed poems to the EM in 1797]
29 (Mar. 1796): 201. V: "Sonnet. To a Rose in Eliza's Bosom." Robert Anderson. [Sig.:
"R.A."; dated from Carlisle, whence Anderson began contributing signed poems to the
EM in 1797]
29 (Mar. 1796): 206. V: "From Anacreon. Ode XVII." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R.
J*m**s*n"]
29 (Mar. 1796): 206. V: "[From Anacreon.] Ode XVIII." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R.
J*m**s*n"]
29 (Apr. 1796): 220. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. L. 357." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
29 (Apr. 1796): 238-240. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXIX. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Edward Ludlow; Lord President
John Bradshaw (Serjeant Bradshaw); Rev. John Mason; George William Hervey, 2nd Earl
of Bristol; Lord Chesterfield; Pierre Joseph d'Olivet, Abbé d'Olivet; John Mathews of
Philadelphia; Thomas Pelham-Holles, 1st Duke of Newcastle; Samuel Johnson]."
William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
29 (Apr. 1796): 277-278. V: "A Morning Piece from the First Chorus in the Hercules Furens of
Seneca." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
29 (May 1796): 308-312. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXX. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Louis XIV; Fénelon; William
Warburton, Bishop of Gloucester; Lord Chesterfield; Charles Edward, the Young
Pretender; Theodore, King of Corsica; John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich; Robert
Henley, 1st Earl of Northington; Benjamin Franklin; William Davy, Serjeant-at-Law;
Queen Caroline; Sir Robert Walpole; Luther]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing
(Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
29 (May 1796): 336. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. L. 280." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
29 (May 1796): 350-351. V: "Translation from the Latin. Boethius De Consolatione
Philosophiae." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
29 (June 1796): 364. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. L. 491." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
29 (June 1796): 395-396. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXXI. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Erasmus Darwin; William
Harvey; Conyers Middleton]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed),
EM 36 (1799): 219]
29 (June 1796): 401. V: "From Anacreon. Ode XIX." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R.
J*m**s*n"]
Volume 30, 1796
30 (July 1796): 7. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra, L. 359." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E."; Illust.
7: 36n-37n]
30 (July 1796): 7-8. L: "Further Particulars respecting Robert late Earl of Clancarty." James
Gee [?]. [Sig.: "J.G."; dated Walsall, whence Gee contributed several letters to the GM
during the 1793-1806 period]
30 (July 1796): 13. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXXII [re Father Richard Simon]." William
Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
30 (July 1796): 55. V: "Night. A Sonnet." Robert Anderson. [Sig.: "R.A."; dated from
Carlisle, whence Anderson began contributing signed poems to the EM in 1797]
30 (Aug. 1796): 116. R: Theatrical Journal review of Richard Cumberland's Don Pedro. Isaac
Reed [?]. [Sherbo 84: 223]
30 (Aug. 1796): 121-122. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXXIII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [Simon, Lord Lovat; Count Axel
Gustafsson Oxenstierna; Lord Bolingbroke; Marshal de Saxe; Ambroglio Spinola; Maurice
of Nassau, Prince of Orange; Lord Chancellor Peter King; Sir Thomas Clarke; Earl of
Granville; Melancthon; Thomas Sternhold]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing
(Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
30 (Sept. 1796): 181. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. L. 88." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
30 (Sept. 1796): 190-191. R: Essays by a Society of Gentlemen at Exeter. Dr. John Watkins.
[Sig.: "W."; GM 66-ii (1796): 1017]
30 (Sept. 1796): 207. V: "Sonnet to the Lark." Robert Anderson. [Sig.: "R.A."; dated from
Carlisle, whence Anderson began contributing signed poems to the EM in 1797]
30 (Sept. 1796): 207. V: "Sonnet ['When Twilight throws her gloomy shades around']." Rev.
Thomas Smith [?]. [Sig.: "T. Enort"; Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally identifies the
signature as Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various contributions affected.]
30 (Sept. 1796): 208. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXXIV [re Alexander Pope; Edward VI]."
William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
30 (Oct. 1796): 236-238. L: "Suicide." Stephen Jones [?]. [Sig.: "J."]
30 (Oct. 1796): 240. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXXV. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re René Aubert de Vertot, Abbé de
Vertot; Thomas Sherlock, Bishop of London]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224,
citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
30 (Oct. 1796): 244-246. L: "Letters from the celebrated Lord Rochester to his Lady." Isaac
Reed. [Sherbo 84: 212, 215] [Pseud.: "C.D."]
30 (Oct. 1796): 249-251. L: "Curious Extracts from Amwell Register [i.e., the register of the
parish of Amwell, Herts.]." Isaac Reed. [Sherbo 84: 212, 215] [Pseud. "C.D."]
30 (Oct. 1796): 261-264. R: Patrick Colquhoun's A Treatise on the Police of the Metropolis.
Joseph Moser. [Conc. (EM 30 [1796]: 341-344) is signed "M."; content reflects Moser's
experience and humanitarian sympathies as a magistrate.]
30 (Oct. 1796): 266. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. L. 324." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
30 (Oct. 1796): 278. V: "Song." Robert Anderson. [Sig.: "R.A."; dated from Carlisle, whence
Anderson began contributing signed poems to the EM in 1797]
30 (Oct. 1796): 278-279. V: "Sonnet, Imitated from a Latin Version by Gray, of an Italian one of
Sig. Abbate Buondelmonte." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
30 (Oct. 1796): 279. V: "From Anacreon. Ode 20." Robert Jamieson. [Sig.: "R. J*m**s*n"]
30 (Nov. 1796): 324-328. L: "Translation of the Emperor [Ch'ien Lung] of China's Letter to the
Dalai Lama, on the Death of Teshoo Lama" enc. Isaac Reed. [Sherbo 84: 212, 215]
[Pseud.: "C.D."]
30 (Nov. 1796): 330-332. R: Charge of Samuel [Horsley] Lord Bishop of Rochester to the
Clergy of his Diocese. Delivered . . . in the Year 1796. Dr. John Watkins. [Sig.: "W.";
GM 66-ii (1796): 1017]
30 (Nov. 1796): 341-344. R: Colquhoun's Treatise on the Police of the Metropolis (conc.).
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."; content reflects Moser's experience and humanitarian
sympathies as a magistrate.]
30 (Nov. 1796): 349-350. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. L. 323, 324, 325." Rev. Henry Meen.
[Sig.: "E."; Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
30 (Nov. 1796): 359-360. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXXVI. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Anne of Austria; St. Vincent de
Paul; Nicolas Fouquet; Gabriel Brotier, Abbé Brotier; César, Duc de Vendôme; William
III; Fénelon]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799):
219]
30 (Dec. 1796): 397. A: "Plautus Aulul." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E."]
30 (Dec. 1796): 399-400. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXXVII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Marshal Villars]." William
Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
30 (Dec. 1796): 428-429. V: "Lennard and Rosa. A Tale." Dr. Eaglesfield Smith. [Sig.:
"E.S.J."]
30 (Dec. 1796): 429. V: "Inscription on a Stone Erected at Weston, near Bath." Mary,
Countess of Arran and Viscountess of Sudley. [Sig.: "Viscountess Sudley"]
Volume 31, 1797
31 (Jan. 1797): 39-40. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXXVIII [re Dr. John Hunter; John Stuart, 3rd
Earl of Bute; Sir William Jones]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac
Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
31 (Feb. 1797): 86-87. L: "Remarks respecting the Prologue to [William Henry Ireland's]
Vortigern." Isaac Reed. [Sherbo 84: 212, 215] [Pseud.: "C.D."]
31 (Feb. 1797): 98. A: "Alico and Maila; or, The Injured Africans. An Original Tale." Rev.
Thomas Smith [?]. [Sig.: "T. Enort"; dated "Borough"; Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally
identifies the signature and dating as Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various
contributions affected.]
31 (Feb. 1797): 125-126. A: "Drossiana. Number LXXXIX. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Frederic Hoffman; Leo X; John
Knox; Lope de Vega]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36
(1799): 219]
31 (Mar. 1797): 159-160. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. L. 144, 145, 146." Rev. Henry Meen.
[Sig.: "E."; Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
31 (Mar. 1797): 166-168. A: "Drossiana. Number XC. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re William Murray, 1st Earl of
Mansfield; Don Carlos, son of Philip II of Spain; Charles II; Dr. Lort, physician to
Richelieu; Gui Patin; Fontenelle; the Duc d'Orléans, Regent of France; Louis XVI;
Marshal Turenne; Frederick II of Prussia]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing
(Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
31 (Mar. 1797): 196. V: "Elegiac Sonnet ['Now plaintive Philomel forsakes the thorn']." Rev.
Thomas Smith [?]. [Sig.: "T. Enort"; dated "Borough"; Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally
identifies the signature and dating as Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various
contributions affected.]
31 (Apr. 1797): 230. A: "The Beggar. In the Manner of Sterne." Rev. Thomas Smith [?].
[Sig.: "T. Enort"; dated "Borough"; Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally identifies the signature
and dating as Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various contributions affected.]
31 (Apr. 1797): 263. V: "To a Robin frequenting the bottom of my garden." John Spencer
Cobbold [?]. [Sig.: "C."; dated from Nuneaton, whence Cobbold had sent a signed
contribution to the GM in 1796]
31 (Apr. 1797): 263-264. V: "Sonnet ['When, as we trace yon winding shore']." John Spencer
Cobbold [?]. [Sig.: "C."; dated from Nuneaton, whence Cobbold had sent a signed
contribution to the GM in 1796]
31 (Apr. 1797): 264. V: "Sarah's Dream." Dr. Eaglesfield Smith. [Sig.: "E.S.J. Author of
William and Ellen," which Smith used for ten submissions to the GM, 1797-1801; Halkett
and Laing 6: 237]
31 (Apr. 1797): 265. V: "Sonnet to the Owl, written in a country churchyard." Rev. Thomas
Smith [?]. [Sig.: "T. Enort"; dated "Borough"; Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally identifies
the signature and dating as Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various contributions
affected.]
31 (Apr. 1797): 266-267. A: "Drossiana. Number XCI [re Lord Bacon; Frederick II of Prussia;
Stanislaus II of Poland]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36
(1799): 219]
31 (May 1797): 328. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra.--V. 1253." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
31 (May 1797): 329-331. A: "Drossiana. Number XCII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Rev. George Hickes; Peter the
Great of Russia; Charpentier; Racine; Mary II of England; Dryden; Queen Anne; Jacques
Auguste de Thou]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36
(1799): 219]
31 (June 1797): 375. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra, Line 1397." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
31 (June 1797): 410. V: "A Song." Dr. Eaglesfield Smith. [Sig.: "E.S.J. Author of William
and Ellen," which Smith used for ten submissions to the GM, 1797-1801; Halkett and
Laing 6: 237]
31 (June 1797): 416-417. A: "Drossiana. Number XCIII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Catherine II of Russia; Racine;
Spenser; Ben Jonson]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36
(1799): 219]
Volume 32, 1797
32 (July 1797): 24. A: "The Widow; in the Manner of Sterne." Rev. Thomas Smith [?].
[Pitcher 93: 165] [Pseud.: "T. Enort"]
32 (July 1797): 25-29. R: William Seward's Supplement to the Anecdotes of Some Distinguished
Persons, chiefly of the present and two preceding Centuries. Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."]
32 (July 1797): 40. V: "Sonnet to the Sky-lark." Rev. Thomas Smith [?]. [Sig.: "Thomas
Enort"; dated "Borough"; Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally identifies the signature and dating
as Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various contributions affected.]
32 (July 1797): 58-59. A: "Drossiana. Number XCIV. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Dr. Richard Warren; Thomas
Gainsborough; Denzel Holles, 1st Baron Holles of Ifield; Peter the Great of Russia]."
William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
32 (Aug. 1797): 104-108. R: Memoirs illustrating the History of Jacobinism. A Translation [by
Robert Clifford] from the French of the Abbé Barruel. Stephen Jones. [Conc. (EM 32
[1797]: 172-176) is signed "J."]
32 (Aug. 1797): 113. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. L. 799." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
32 (Aug. 1797): 118. V: "Lines ['Sweet William, come and lie with me']." Dr. Eaglesfield
Smith. [Sig.: "E.S.J. Author of William and Ellen," which Smith used for ten
submissions to the GM, 1797-1801; Halkett and Laing 6: 237]
32 (Aug. 1797): 119. V: "Three Sonnets ['Morning,' 'Noon,' and 'Evening']." Rev. Thomas
Smith [?]. [Sig.: "Thomas Enort"; dated "Borough"; Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally
identifies the signature and dating as Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various
contributions affected.]
32 (Aug. 1797): 132-134. A: "Drossiana. Number XCV. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Erasmus Darwin; Sir Walter
Raleigh; Emperor Theodosius II; Sébastien Roch Nicolas Chamfort; Richelieu; Philippe
Egalité, Duc d'Orléans; Louis XVI; Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von Wallenstein; Thomas
Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac
Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
32 (Sept. 1797): 172-176. R: Barruel's Memoirs illustrating the History of Jacobinism (conc.).
Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."]
32 (Sept. 1797): 185. V: "Sonnet to a Ruinous Castle on the Sea-shore." Rev. Thomas Smith
[?]. [Sig.: "Thomas Enort"; dated "Borough"; Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally identifies the
signature and dating as Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various contributions
affected.]
32 (Sept. 1797): 188-190. A: "Drossiana. Number XCVI. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Edward III; Charles Irénée
Castel, Abbé de Saint-Pierre; David Hume; Catherine II of Russia; Lesage; Nicolas
Poussin; Michel Linant]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36
(1799): 219]
32 (Oct. 1797): 233-234. L: "Critique on Pope's Homer." John Davis. [Sig.: "J.D."; dated
from Salisbury, whence Davis contributed a signed letter to the EM 32 (1797): 341]
32 (Oct. 1797): 245. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. L. 1181." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "E.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
32 (Oct. 1797): 267-268. A: "Drossiana. Number XCVII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re John Speed; Dr. Hermann
Boerhaave; Lord Bacon; Marshal Gassion; Father Paul Sarpi; Sigismund, Emperor of
Germany; Francis Russell, 4th Earl of Bedford]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224,
citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
32 (Nov. 1797): 344. V: "Sonnet to Sleep." Rev. Thomas Smith [?]. [Sig.: "Thomas Enort";
dated "Borough"; Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally identifies the signature and dating as
Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various contributions affected.]
32 (Nov. 1797): 345-346. A: "Drossiana. Number XCVIII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Rev. Richard Farmer; Henry
Benwell; Charles Irénée Castel, Abbé de Saint-Pierre; Dr. Richard Warren; Voltaire]."
William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
32 (Dec. 1797): 379-380. A: "Observations and Experiments on the Formation of Calcareous
Earth." Dr. Eaglesfield Smith. [Sig.: "Mr. Smith"; first in a five-part series on the
chemical and organic composition of soil, the last three parts of which are signed "E.S.J.,"
Eaglesfield Smith's habitual signature]
32 (Dec. 1797): 381-382. A: "On the Formation of Argillaceous Earth." Dr. Eaglesfield Smith.
[Sig.: "By the same" (i.e., "Mr. Smith"); second in a five-part series on the chemical and
organic composition of soil, the last three parts of which are signed "E.S.J.," Eaglesfield
Smith's habitual signature]
32 (Dec. 1797): 386-389. L: "Gaming [inc. Goldsmith's story of Frances Braddock]." Isaac
Reed. [Sherbo 84: 212, 215] [Pseud.: "C.D."]
32 (Dec. 1797): 389. N: Editorial note re Frances Braddock. Isaac Reed [?]. [Sherbo 84: 212,
215] [Pseud.: "Editor"]
32 (Dec. 1797): 413. V: "Sonnet ['The hour of toil is o'er']." George Goodwyn. [Sig.: "G.";
dated from Lynn, whence Goodwyn sent signed poems to the EM 33 (1798): 114, 262-263]
32 (Dec. 1797): 415-416. V: "Lines on [William] Collins the Chichester Bard." Rev. Thomas
Smith [?]. [Sig.: "Thomas Enort"; dated "Borough"; Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally
identifies the signature and dating as Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various
contributions affected.]
32 (Dec. 1797): 416-418. A: "Drossiana. Number XCIX. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Rev. Bromley Cadogan; Father
Tourneur; George Isaac Huntingford; William Roscoe; Richard Hooker; Sir George
Staunton; Samuel Johnson]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed),
EM 36 (1799): 219]
Volume 33, 1798
33 (Jan. 1798): 9-10. L: "Samuel Butler, Author of Hudibras [enc. three letters by Butler]."
Isaac Reed. [Sherbo 84: 212, 215] [Pseud.: "C.D."]
33 (Jan. 1798): 19-23. A: "Drossiana. Number C. Anecdotes of Illustrious and Extraordinary
Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Jacques Auguste de Thou (Thuanus); John
Bicknell; Sir George Staunton; Samuel Johnson; Lord Bacon; John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of
Rochester; Rev. Henry Clarke; Elizabeth I; George II; Louis XVI; Grilli, Doge of Venice;
Cardinal Fleury]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36
(1799): 219]
33 (Jan. 1798): 23-25. A: "Observations and Experiments on the Nature and Formations of
Vegetable Earth, or Soil." Dr. Eaglesfield Smith. [Sig.: "Mr. Smith" (at the top of the
article) and "E.S.J.," Eaglesfield Smith's habitual signature (at the end of the article)]
33 (Jan. 1798): 40. R: F. B. Watson's Companion to the Planispherical Planetarium. Stephen
Jones. [Sig.: "J."]
33 (Jan. 1798): 45. V: "To an Applauded Actor in the Reading School Play of 1797." William
Seward. [Sig.: "S."; reference to Reading; see EM 33 (1798): 91, noting that Seward
had just "furnish[ed] two Prologues to the plays acted by the young Gentlemen of that
excellent seminary of learning, manners, and religion, the school of the Rev. Dr. [Richard]
Valpy of Reading." Seward is listed as "W. Seward" in EM 32 (1797): 410-411 (his
"Prologue to the Amphitryo of Plautus, performed at Reading School").]
33 (Jan. 1798): 47. V: "Ode to Winter." Rev. Thomas Smith [?]. [Sig.: "Thomas Enort";
dated "Borough"; Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally identifies the signature and dating as
Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various contributions affected.]
33 (Feb. 1798): 88-92. A: "Drossiana. Number CI. Anecdotes of Illustrious and Extraordinary
Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Philip Yorke, 2nd Earl of Hardwicke; Abulfeda;
Dr. Thomas Burnet; Samuel Bret; John Wilkes; Anthony Chemier; Henri François
d'Aguesseau; Sir George Staunton; William Seward (the author of 'Drossiana'); Samuel
Johnson; Pascal; François de Malherbe]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing
(Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
33 (Feb. 1798): 92-93. A: "Observations on the Formation of Sulphur and Its Acid." Dr.
Eaglesfield Smith. [Sig.: "Mr. Smith" (at the top of the article) and "E.S.J.," Eaglesfield
Smith's habitual signature (at the end of the article)]
33 (Feb. 1798): 106. R: A. Kendall's The Castle on the Rock. . . . By the Author of Derwent
Priory. Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."]
33 (Mar. 1798): 151-152. A: "Mr. [John] Wilkes's Cottage in the Isle of Wight." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
33 (Mar. 1798): 168-172. A: "Drossiana. Number CII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Rivierius; John Howard; Milton;
William Murray, 1st Earl of Mansfield; Dom Noel d'Argonne; Thomas Gainsborough;
Gen. James Wolfe; Lord Chatham; Montesquieu; Sir Joshua Reynolds; Father Paul Sarpi;
Joseph François Edouard de Corsembleu Desmahis; Dr. Lancaster; Edward Thwaites;
John Robinson, Bishop of Bristol and later of London]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84:
224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
33 (Mar. 1798): 177-180. R: Richard Polwhele's The History of Devonshire. In Three Volumes.
Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."]
33 (Mar. 1798): 180-183. R: Richard Bentley's Considerations upon the State of Public Affairs
at the Beginning of the Year 1798. Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."]
33 (Apr. 1798): 220-222. A: "The Wanderer. No. I." Joseph Moser [?]. [Pitcher NQ 76: 508-509]
33 (Apr. 1798): 240-244. A: "Drossiana. Number CIII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Dr. Richard Warren; Dr. Thomas
Blackwell the Younger; Samuel Johnson; Thomas Secker, Archbishop of Canterbury; Sir
James Porter; Joseph Priestley; Alderman Dr. Smith; Richard Watson, Bishop of Llandaff;
Jacques Saurin; Masillon, Bishop of Clermont; Anne Lefèvre Dacier; Charles Irénée
Castel, Abbé de Saint-Pierre; Montesquieu; William Juxon, Archbishop of Canterbury;
Josiah Wedgwood; Dr. Henry More; Andrea Palladio; Frederic Hoffman]." William
Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
33 (Apr. 1798): 244-245. A: "Observations and Experiments on the Formation of Iron." Dr.
Eaglesfield Smith. [Sig.: "Mr. Smith" (at the top of the article) and "E.S.J.," Eaglesfield
Smith's habitual signature (at the end of the article)]
33 (Apr. 1798): 254-256. R: John Planner's The Town and Country Auctioneer's Guide.
Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."]
33 (May 1798): 308-310. A: "The Wanderer. No. II." Joseph Moser [?]. [Pitcher NQ 76: 508-509]
33 (May 1798): 311-315. A: "Drossiana. Number CIV. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Samuel Wesley; Erasmus; Victor
Amadeus, King of Sardinia; Pius VI; Countess of Ormonde; Charles II; Laurent Angliviel
de La Beaumelle; Giulio, Cardinal Alberoni; William III; Laurence Sterne; Frederick II of
Prussia; Luther; Henri, Duc de Rohan; Charles I; Calvin]." William Seward. [Sherbo
84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
33 (May 1798): 324-328. R: Helen Maria Williams's A Tour in Switzerland. Stephen Jones.
[Conc. (EM 33 [1798]: 390-391) is signed "J."]
33 (May 1798): 336. V: "A Tale ['The weans were playing roun (sic) the fire']." Dr. Eaglesfield
Smith. [Sig.: "E.S.J. Author of William and Ellen," which Smith used for ten
submissions to the GM, 1797-1801; Halkett and Laing 6: 237]
33 (June 1798): 376-379. A: "Drossiana. Number CV. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Henington; James Boswell; Sir
Christopher Wren; Pierre Carlet de Chamblain de Marivaux; Laurent Angliviel de La
Beaumelle; Sir Bulstrode Whitelock; Henri de Massue de Ruvigny, 1st Earl of Galway;
Henri IV; General Stuppa; Lord Bacon; Dr. Richard Busby; Buonaparte]." William
Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
33 (June 1798): 382-385. A: "The Wanderer. No. III." Joseph Moser [?]. [Pitcher NQ 76:
508-509]
33 (June 1798): 387-389. R: Mary Ann Hanway's Ellinor; or, The World as It Is. A Novel.
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
33 (June 1798): 390-391. R: Williams's Tour in Switzerland (conc.). Stephen Jones. [Sig.:
"J."]
33 (June 1798): 392. R: A. Kendall's Derwent Priory; or, Memoirs of an Orphan. . . . By the
Author of The Castle on the Rock. Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."]
33 (June 1798): 398. V: "Epitaph on the Tomb of a Gentleman's Wife, and Some of Their
Children, in Bampton Church Yard, Oxfordshire." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
33 (June 1798): 403. V: "Sonnet to the Sky-lark." Rev. Thomas Smith [?]. [Sig.: "Thomas
Enort of Hammersmith"; Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally identifies the signature "Thomas
Enort" as Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various contributions affected.]
33 (June 1798): 403. V: "Sonnet on the Approach of Summer. By the Same [i.e., 'Thomas
Enort of Hammersmith']." Rev. Thomas Smith [?]. [Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally
identifies the signature "Thomas Enort" as Thomas Smith's but does not identify the
various contributions affected.]
Volume 34, 1798
34 (July 1798): 9-10. L: "A Dialogue [by Lord Chesterfield] between a Minister and a Courtier,
at St. James's" enc. Isaac Reed. [Sherbo 84: 212, 216] [Pseud.: "C.D."]
34 (July 1798): 13-16. A: "Drossiana. Number CVI. Anecdotes of Illustrious and Extraordinary
Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Rev. John Wesley; Racine; Arnaud, Cardinal
d'Ossat; Floyer Sydenham; Amelot de la Houssaie; Inigo Jones; Molière; Madeleine de
Scudéry; Father Malbranche; Charles II; Louis XIV; William Warburton, Bishop of
Gloucester; Dr. Small, physician of Birmingham; Benjamin Franklin]." William Seward.
[Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
34 (July 1798): 17-21. A: "The Wanderer. No. IV." Joseph Moser [?]. [Pitcher NQ 76: 508-509]
34 (July 1798): 36-38. R: Cary's New Itinerary; or, An Accurate Delineation of the Great
Roads, both Direct and Cross, throughout England and Wales; with many of the
principal Roads in Scotland. Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."]
34 (July 1798): 44-45. V: "Four Sonnets, by Thomas Enort of Hammersmith ['To the Memory
of a Poor tho' Virtuous Young Woman, attempted in the manner of the celebrated Mr.
(William Lisle) Bowles'; 'To Autumn'; 'To Sleep. Corrected'; 'On the Approach of
Evening']." Rev. Thomas Smith [?]. [Sig.: "Thomas Enort of Hammersmith"; Pitcher
93: 165 provisionally identifies the signature "Thomas Enort" as Thomas Smith's but does
not identify the various contributions affected.]
34 (Aug. 1798): 90-92. A: "The Wanderer. No. V." Joseph Moser [?]. [Pitcher NQ 76: 508-509]
34 (Aug. 1798): 95-98. A: "Drossiana. Number CVII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re John Wilkes; Sir John Eardley-Wilmot, Chief Justice of Common Pleas; Sir John Willes, Chief Justice of Common Pleas;
Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke; Frederick II of Prussia; Chevalier d'Eon; Thomas
Linley the Elder; Elizabeth Ann Linley Sheridan; Louis XIV; Pius VI; Mark Akenside;
Gilbert Burnet, Bishop of Salisbury; Thomas Gainsborough]." William Seward. [Sherbo
84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
34 (Aug. 1798): 107-109. R: James Murphy's A General View of the State of Portugal. Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
34 (Aug. 1798): 117. V: "On Leaving a Place of Former Residence, after Having Been to Revisit
It." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
34 (Aug. 1798): 118-119. V: "The Heroine." William Holloway. [Sig.: "Holloway"; dated
"E[ast] I[ndia] House," whence Holloway sent various contributions to the EM; Pitcher
NQ 76: 507]
34 (Sept. 1798): 148-150. A: "The Wanderer. No. VI." Joseph Moser [?]. [Pitcher NQ 76:
508-509]
34 (Sept. 1798): 161-164. A: "Drossiana. Number CVIII. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Samuel Wesley; Dr. John
Radcliffe; Dr. John Gillies; John Graham of Claverhouse, 1st Viscount Dundee; Samuel
Johnson; Samuel Chandler; Collot d'Herbois; William Penn; Charles I, Thomas Gray]."
William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
34 (Sept. 1798): 170-172. A: "Hints to a Young Author, by a Gentleman, late of Eton College."
William Holloway. [Sig.: "W.H."; Pitcher NQ 76: 507]
34 (Sept. 1798): 174-180. R: David Collins's An Account of the English Colony in New South
Wales. Stephen Jones. [Conc. (EM 35 [1799]: 108-113) is signed "J."]
34 (Sept. 1798): 180-184. R: Murphy's General View of the State of Portugal (conc.). Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
34 (Sept. 1798): 184-186. R: James Malton's An Essay on British Cottage Architecture.
Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."]
34 (Oct. 1798): 229-233. A: "Drossiana. Number CIX. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Handel; Thomas Wentworth, 1st
Earl of Strafford; Sir Joshua Child; John, Duke of Marlborough; Sir Joshua Reynolds;
François Claude Amour, Marquis de Bouillé; Philip II of Spain; Henri IV; Dr. Thomas
Blackwell the Younger; Juan de Mariana; Richelieu; Polybius; Andrew Fletcher of
Saltoun; Inigo Jones; Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex; Petrarch]." William Seward.
[Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
34 (Oct. 1798): 261-262. V: "Volsan and Oray, a Tale." Dr. Eaglesfield Smith. [Sig.: "E.S.J.
Author of William and Ellen," which Smith used for ten submissions to the GM, 1797-1801; Halkett and Laing 6: 237]
34 (Oct. 1798): 263-264. V: "Four Sonnets, by Thomas Enort of Hammersmith ['To Hope'; 'To
a Red Breast'; 'To Dreams'; 'On seeing a Female Mendicant sitting on the steps of a door
. . .']." Rev. Thomas Smith [?]. [Sig.: "Thomas Enort of Hammersmith"; Pitcher 93:
165 provisionally identifies the signature "Thomas Enort" as Thomas Smith's but does not
identify the various contributions affected.]
34 (Nov. 1798): 300-302. A: "The Wanderer. No. VII [consisting of a letter, purportedly to
'The Wanderer,' signed 'Ambulator']." Joseph Moser [?]. [Pitcher NQ 76: 508-509]
[Pseud.: "Ambulator"]
34 (Nov. 1798): 302-305. A: "Drossiana. Number CX. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Samuel Johnson; St. Ouen;
Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford; Abbé d'Arbagnac; Handel; Rev. John Wesley;
William III; Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough; Andrew Baxter; Etienne Maurice Falconet;
Charles Irénée Castel, Abbé de Saint-Pierre; Gilbert West; Sir Isaac Newton; Abbot
Joachim; Rev. Dr. James, Professor of Divinity at Cambridge; Alexander VII]." William
Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed), EM 36 (1799): 219]
34 (Nov. 1798): 313-317. R: Jean Henri Castéra's The Life of Catherine II. Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "M."]
34 (Nov. 1798): 321-327. R: Collins's Account of the English Colony in New South Wales
(cont.). Stephen Jones. [Conc. (EM 35 [1799]: 108-113) is signed "J."]
34 (Nov. 1798): 335. V: "Ode to Education." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
34 (Dec. 1798): 373-376. A: "Drossiana. Number CXI. Anecdotes of Illustrious and
Extraordinary Persons, perhaps not generally known [re Samuel Johnson; François de La
Rochefoucauld; Denzel Holles, 1st Baron Holles of Ifield; David Hartley; Francis
Atterbury, Bishop of Rochester; Michelangelo; Montesquieu; Rev. Richard Valpy; Claude
Saumaise (Salmasius); Father Oudin; Edward III; George Lyttelton, 1st Baron Lyttelton;
Thomas Fuller; Father Gerdil]." William Seward. [Sherbo 84: 224, citing (Isaac Reed),
EM 36 (1799): 219]
34 (Dec. 1798): 383-385. A: "The Wanderer. No. VIII." Joseph Moser [?]. [Pitcher NQ 76:
508-509]
34 (Dec. 1798): 390-395. R: Castéra's Life of Catherine II (cont.). Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
34 (Dec. 1798): 403-404. V: "Ode to Evening." Rev. Thomas Smith [?]. [Sig.: "Thomas
Enort of Hammersmith"; Pitcher 93: 165 provisionally identifies the signature "Thomas
Enort" as Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various contributions affected.]