Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine,
1731-1868: An Electronic Union List
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin
Volume 79 (1809)
-
79-i
(1809)
iii-iv
S:
"Preface."
Rev. William Beloe
Kuist 82: 31
- 79-i (1809): 2. A:
"Meteorological Diary for December 1808. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 79-i (1809): 2. A:
"Meteorological Table for January 1809. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
79-i
(1809)
3-5
L:
"Cow-Pox justified by Time and Experience
[sic]; Great Importance of the Vaccine Discovery."
John Dawes Worgan
Kuist 82: 157Orig. "Cosmopolitos"
- 79-i (1809): 8. L:
"Subscribers to Hist. of Leicestershire [cont.]."
John Nichols.
[Orig. "J. Nichols"]
-
79-i
(1809)
11
A:
"Lincolnshire Monasteries [cont.]."
John Carter [?]
Kuist 82: 45Orig. "C."
-
79-i
(1809)
11-14
A:
"The Projector, No. XCII."
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82 d: 49
-
79-i
(1809)
17
L:
"Churches in the Isle of Thanet."
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 119Orig. "M. Green"
- 79-i (1809): 21-22. A:
"Letter LVII. On Prisons."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
-
79-i
(1809)
25-31
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book II. Epistle
II."
Rev. William Tooke the Elder
Kuist 82: 150; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to William Tooke the Younger; he corrects his error in Kuist 91: 306, n. 3)Orig. "W.T."
-
79-i
(1809)
33-35
A:
"Architectural Innovation, No. CXXX [Greenstead
Church]."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
-
79-i
(1809)
39
L:
"The Regnum of Antoninus;--Roman
Stations."
Rev. Thomas Reynolds
Kuist 82: 139Orig. "T.R."
- 79-i (1809): 61. V:
"Ode for the New Year. By H. J. Pye, Esq. Poet Laureat."
Henry James Pye.
[Index 528]
- 79-i (1809): 61. V:
"Verses By Mr. Pope, on Dr. [Robert] Bolton's (afterward Dean of
Carlisle), having written and published a paper to the memory of Mrs. Butler, of
Sussex, Mother to old Lady Blount, of Twickenham."
Alexander Pope.
[Index 529]
- 79-i (1809): 98. A:
"Meteorological Diary for January 1809. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 79-i (1809): 98. A:
"Meteorological Table for February 1809. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
79-i
(1809)
100-103
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No. CXXXI [Royal
Hospital and Collegiate Church of St. Katherine near the Tower of
London]."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
- 79-i (1809): 105. L:
"Description of Boscobel House and the Royal Oak."
David Parkes.
[Orig. "D. Parkes"; dated Shrewsbury, David Parkes's home]
-
79-i
(1809)
105-107
L:
"Legality on Restrictions on Small Pox
Inoculation."
John Dawes Worgan
Kuist 82: 157Orig. "Cosmopolitos"
-
79-i
(1809)
108-109
L:
"[Island of] Taprobana."
Rev. Thomas Reynolds [?]
Kuist 82: 139Orig. "T.R."
-
79-i
(1809)
110-111
L:
"Extract from Bp. [Joseph] Hall."
Rev. Wenman Henry Langton
Kuist 82: 85Orig. "G.W.L."
-
79-i
(1809)
111
L
"Dr. [Thomas] Lyster."
John Nichols.
Orig. "Alphonso"
-
79-i
(1809)
112
L:
"Westminster Abbey."
Rev. William Vincent, Dean of Westminster
Kuist 82: 152Orig. "An Old Correspondent"
-
79-i
(1809)
114-117
L:
"Dean Swift on building the Fifty new Churches;
The Necessity of erecting new Churches at present."
Rev. Richard Yates [?]
Kuist 82: 157Orig. "Clericus"
-
79-i
(1809)
117-120
A:
"The Projector. No. XCIII."
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
- 79-i (1809): 120. L:
"Herbert's Ames [i.e., William Herbert's new edition of Joseph Ames's
Typographical Antiquities]."
Rev. Thomas Frognall Dibdin.
[Orig. "T. F. Dibdin"]
-
79-i
(1809)
121-123
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book II. Epistle II
[cont.]."
Rev. William Tooke the Elder
Kuist 82: 150; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to William Tooke the Younger; he corrects his error in Kuist 91: 306, n. 3)Orig. "W.T."
-
79-i
(1809)
123-125
L:
"Miscellaneous Remarks on our Seventy-eighth
Volume."
John Loveday the Younger
Kuist 82: 89; corrected (Kuist does not differentiate between Loveday the Elder and Loveday the Younger)Orig. "Scrutator"
- 79-i (1809): 133-134. A:
"Dr. Richardson's Account of Fiorin Grass."
Rev. William Richardson.
[Orig. "W. Richardson"; William Richardson, a writer on agriculture, was rector of Moy, Ireland; a subsequent contribution (GM 79-ii [1809]: 908-909) signed "W. Richardson" on fiorin grass was dated from Moy.]
-
79-i
(1809)
136
L
"Addison's Monument [in Westminster Abbey]."
John Carter.
Orig. "A True Englishman"
-
79-i
(1809)
157
L:
Poem, "Addison's Ghost. A Ballad," enc.
Rev. William Vincent, Dean of Westminster
Kuist 82: 152Orig. "An Old Westminster"
- 79-i (1809): 157-158. V:
"On the Decease of Dr. [Thomas] Beddoes, M.D. By Dr. Crane."
Dr. John Crane.
[Index 498] [Orig. "J.C."]
-
79-i
(1809)
159-160
V
"Historic Hint; Or, Postscript to Epistle Congratulatory, &c.
&c."
Anne Clarke.
Orig. "A.C."; dated "From a Village near the Banks of Stour," Clarke's habitual dating when corresponding with the GM
- 79-i (1809): 160. V:
"To the Memory of Charles-James Fox, written by Mr. Roscoe, under a Bust
of Him, by [Joseph] Nollekens, in a Temple erected to his Memory, upon the Banks
of the Clyde, by Mr. Todd, of Glasgow."
William Roscoe.
[Index 530]
- 79-i (1809): 194. A:
"Meteorological Diary for February 1809. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 79-i (1809): 194. A:
"Meteorological Table for March 1809. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
79-i
(1809)
197
A
Conc. ("*** Thus far in Mr. Gough's own Words")
of Memoirs of Richard Gough, Esq. and of his Father."
John Nichols.
Orig. "J.N."
-
79-i
(1809)
197-198
L
"[Sir John] Cheke's Sophocles & Euripides?"
Michael Wodhull.
Orig. "L.L."
- 79-i (1809):
198-199. L: "Leasowes [signed
'D.P.' (printed in Greek characters)]" (p. 198) enc. verses (pp. 198-199) signed
"J.S.H."
David Parkes
["D.P." (printed in Greek characters)] andJohn Scott Hylton
["J.S.H."]. [Sherbo 84: 232] [Orig. "D.P." (printed in Greek characters) (Parkes) and "J.S.H." (Hylton)]
- 79-i (1809): 200. L:
"Subscribers to 'History of Leicestershire.'"
John Nichols.
[Orig. "J. Nichols"]
-
79-i
(1809)
205-206 [misnumbered
as 213-214].
L:
"Effects likely to be
produced by Vaccination."
John Dawes Worgan
Kuist 82: 157Orig. "Cosmopolitos"
-
79-i
(1809)
207 [misnumbered as
215].
L:
"Character of Governor [Joseph]
Dudley [Governor of New England].--Sir Richard Steele."
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 119O rig. "M. Green"
-
79-i
(1809)
207-209 [misnumbered
as 215-209].
L:
"Mr. [John] Clerk's
Merits.--Naval Anecdotes.--National Rewards."
William Pearce
Kuist 82: 134Orig. "W.P."
-
79-i
(1809)
209
L:
"Stratford College.--Alscott House."
Richard Gough
Kuist 82: 74Orig. "P.Q."
-
79-i
(1809)
209
L:
"Tomb of Edward I."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 45Orig. "A True Englishman"
-
79-i
(1809)
209-212
A:
"The Projector. No. XCIV."
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
-
79-i
(1809)
213-216
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book II. Epistle II
[cont.]."
Rev. William Tooke the Elder
Kuist 82: 150; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to William Tooke the Younger; he corrects his error in Kuist 91: 306, n. 3)Orig. "W.T."
-
79-i
(1809)
216
L
Hints for performances of Shakespeare's plays.
John Carter.
GM78-ii (1808): 901-903 Orig. "J.C."
- 79-i (1809): 217. A:
"Letter XLVIII [misprint for LVIII]. On Prisons."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
-
79-i
(1809)
220-222
A:
"Architectural Survey of York Cathedral
[cont.]."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 48Orig. "J.C."
-
79-i
(1809)
226-228
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No. CXXXII [Priory
of St. Bartholomew, Smithfield]."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
- 79-i (1809): 228-231. L:
"Mr. Faber's Interpretation of the Man of Sin."
Rev. George Stanley Faber.
[Orig. "G. S. Faber"]
-
79-i
(1809)
231-232
L:
"[Covent Garden and Drury Lane] Theatres
Burnt."
William Blair [?]
Kuist 82: 32Orig. "W.B."
-
79-i
(1809)
232
L:
"Present State of Lincolnshire Monasteries
[cont.]."
John Carter [?]
Kuist 82: 47Orig. "C."
- 79-i (1809): 253. V:
"Tributary Lines To the Memory of the lamented Lieut.-gen. Sir John Moore.
. . . Written by Mr. Roberdeau of Bath."
John Peter Roberdeau.
[Index 529]
- 79-i (1809): 253. V:
"On the Death of Lieut.-gen. Sir John Moore."
Rev. Samuel Elsdale.
[Index 502] [Orig. "S. Elsdale"]
- 79-i (1809): 290. A:
"Meteorological Diary for March 1809. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 79-i (1809): 290. A:
"Meteorological Table for April 1809. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
79-i
(1809)
292-296
A:
"Biographical Memoirs of Dr. David
Pitcairn."
Dr. William Charles Wells
Kuist 82: 153; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to David Wells; GM 87-ii [1817]: 470 attributes the item to Dr. William Charles Wells)
- 79-i (1809): 297. L:
"Pillar of Eliseg [in Denbighshire]."
David Parkes.
[Orig. "D. Parkes"; dated Shrewsbury, David Parkes's home]
-
79-i
(1809)
303-306
A:
"The Projector. No. XCV."
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
-
79-i
(1809)
307-309
L:
"Titular Prelates.--The Scotch and English
Churches."
Michael Wodhull
Kuist 82: 156Orig. "L.L."
-
79-i
(1809)
309
L:
"Zouche Peerage."
Francis Townsend, Windsor Herald
Kuist 82: 150Orig. "W--ds-r"
- 79-i (1809): 313-314. L:
"Pilton's Invisible Fence."
James Pilton.
[Orig. "J. Pilton"; Kuist 82: 171 attributes the accompanying illustrative plate to James Pilton.]
-
79-i
(1809)
317-322
A
"Biographical Memoirs of Mr. Gough [cont.]."
John Nichols.
DNB14: 449
-
79-i
(1809)
323-326
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book II. Epistle
III."
Rev. William Tooke the Elder
Kuist 82: 150; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to William Tooke the Younger; he corrects his error in Kuist 91: 306, n. 3)Orig. "W.T."
-
79-i
(1809)
327-328
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No. CXXXIII [Priory
of St. Bartholomew, Smithfield]."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
-
79-i
(1809)
335-338
R:
Thomas Dunham Whitaker's De Motu per
Britanniam Civico Annis MDCCXLV et MDCCXLVI Liber
Unicus.
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
- 79-i (1809): 394. A:
"Meteorological Diary for April 1809. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 79-i (1809): 394. A:
"Meteorological Table for May 1809. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
- 79-i (1809): 395-396. L:
"Some Account of Dr. [John] Loveday."
Rev. Ralph Churton.
[Orig. "R. Churton"]
- 79-i (1809): 402-403. L:
"Tate Family."
Thomas Christopher Banks.
[Orig. "T. C. Bankes"; Banks was a genealogist.]
- 79-i (1809): 404. L:
"Account of Thomas Lyster."
Rev. Ralph Churton.
[Orig. "R. Churton"]
-
79-i
(1809)
405-407
L:
"A New Correspondent's Defence of Mr. John
Carter [with Carter himself posing a
`s the 'New
Correspondent']."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 45Orig. "A New Correspondent"
- 79-i (1809): 408. L:
"Cure for Ague."
Richard Read Barnes.
[Orig. "R. R. Barnes"; dated Harwich, whence Richard R. Barnes signed his full name to contributions in GM 76-ii (1806): 1097-1099 and elsewhere]
- 79-i (1809): 411-412. L:
"Continuation of [Sir Robert] Douglas's 'Peerage of Scotland.'"
John Philip Wood.
[Orig. "J. P. Wood"]
- 79-i (1809): 417. L:
"Seal from Evesham."
William Reader.
[Orig. "W. Reader"; dated Coventry, William Reader's home]
-
79-i
(1809)
417-422
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book II. Epistle III
[cont.]."
Rev. William Tooke the Elder
Kuist 82: 150; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to William Tooke the Younger; he corrects his error in Kuist 91: 306, n. 3)Orig. "W.T."
- 79-i (1809): 422-424. L:
"Mr. Nisbett's Interpretation of the Man of Sin."
Rev. Nehemiah P. Nisbett.
[Orig. "N. Nisbett"; dated Tunstall; Biography Database CD1 lists one Rev. Nehemiah Nisbett, M.A., of Ash, which is approximately 17 miles west of Tunstall; Watt 2: 706 lists "N. Nisbett" as the author of numerous theological works, including An Illustration of various important Passages in the Epistles of the New Testament, which Nisbett (in a letter in GM 58-i [1788]: 494-495 signed "N. P. Nisbett") notes that the GM had reviewed a few months earlier (GM 57-ii [1787]: 812-813).]
-
79-i
(1809)
425-428
A:
"The Projector. No. XCVI."
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
-
79-i
(1809)
430-432
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No. CXXXIV [St.
Albans]."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
- 79-i (1809): 490. A:
"Meteorological Diary for June [misprint for May] 1809. By Dr. Pole,
Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 79-i (1809): 490. A:
"Meteorological Table for June 1809. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
79-i
(1809)
491-493
A:
"Biographical Memoirs of Richard Gough, Esq.
[autobiographical fragment published posthumously]."
Richard Gough
Kuist 82: 67
- 79-i (1809): 495. L:
"Migratory Birds."
Richard Read Barnes.
[Orig. "R. R. Barnes"; dated Harwich, whence Richard R. Barnes signed his full name to contributions in GM 76-ii (1806): 1097-1099 and elsewhere]
-
79-i
(1809)
496
L:
"Ventilation of St. Paul's."
Rev. Wenman Henry Langton
Kuist 82: 85Orig. "G.W.L."
-
79-i
(1809)
497
L:
"Chilton Church, Bucks."
William Hamper
Kuist 82: 76Orig. "W.H."
-
79-i
(1809)
498-501
A:
"The Projector. No. XCVII."
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
-
79-i
(1809)
501-505
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book II. Epistle III
[cont.]."
Rev. William Tooke the Elder
Kuist 82: 150; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to William Tooke the Younger; he corrects his error in Kuist 91: 306, n. 3)Orig. "W.T."
-
79-i
(1809)
506-507
L:
"On the Word 'Angel' in Scripture."
Rev. Ralph Churton
Kuist 82: 50Orig. "R.C."
-
79-i
(1809)
507-508
L:
Corrections in De Motu Civico
enc.
Dr. Thomas Dunham Whitaker
Kuist 82: 155Orig. "T.D.W."
- 79-i (1809): 508. L:
"Letter LIX. On Prisons."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
- 79-i (1809): 514-516. L:
"Mr. Nisbett on a Passage in St. Peter."
Rev. Nehemiah P. Nisbett.
[Orig. "N. Nisbett"; dated Tunstall; Biography Database CD1 lists one Rev. Nehemiah Nisbett, M.A., of Ash, which is approximately 17 miles west of Tunstall; Watt 2: 706 lists "N. Nisbett" as the author of numerous theological works, including An Illustration of various important Passages in the Epistles of the New Testament, which Nisbett (in a letter in GM 58-i [1788]: 494-495 signed "N. P. Nisbett") notes that the GM had reviewed a few months earlier (GM 57-ii [1787]: 812-813).]
- 79-i (1809): 516-518. A:
"Mr. Davies to Mr. [Edward] Donovan; Vindication of Mr. [Thomas] Pennant
and Mr. Davies."
Rev. Hugh Davies.
[Authorship disclosed in title and content (contentious debate re a species of fish); Donovan was a naturalist.] [Orig. "H. Davies"]
-
79-i
(1809)
518-519
L
"The Family of Pope Blount."
James Brown [?].
Orig. "J.B."; dated Herts., where Brown resided (at St. Albans)
-
79-i
(1809)
523-526
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No. CXXXV."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
-
79-i
(1809)
529-535
R:
William Gerard Hamilton's Parliamentary
Logick.
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
-
79-i
(1809)
551-552
V:
"Ode to Horror."
Charles Apthorp Wheelwright
Kuist 82: 155Orig. "C.W."
- 79-ii (1809): 594. A:
"Meteorological Diary for June 1809. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 79-ii (1809): 594. A:
"Meteorological Table for July 1809. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
- 79-ii (1809): 595. L:
"Place of Interment of the late Major Pitcairn."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
-
79-ii
(1809)
595-596
L
"Ecclesiastical Costume in Dress."
John Carter.
Orig. "J.C."; Carter (signing "J.C.") had earlier (e.g., in GM 79-i [1809]: 216) railed against inaccuracies of dress in costume drama.
-
79-ii
(1809)
597-598
L:
"Defence of the Proceedings in Henry VII's
Chapel."
Rev. William Vincent, Dean of Westminster
Kuist 82: 152Orig. "An Old Correspondent"
-
79-ii
(1809)
598-600
L:
"The Family of the late Sir Charles
Corbett."
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 119Orig. "M. Green"
-
79-ii
(1809)
600
L:
"Newenham, co. Hertford.--Chauncey's
'Hertfordshire.'"
Dr. George Lipscomb
Kuist 82: 86Orig. "Viator"
-
79-ii
(1809)
605-606
L
"Bp. [Beilby] Porteus."
Rev. Edward Goodwin.
Orig. "E.G."; dated Sheffield, whence Goodwin corresponded with the GM
-
79-ii
(1809)
615-619
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book II. Epistle III
[cont.]."
Rev. William Tooke the Elder
Kuist 82: 150; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to William Tooke the Younger; he corrects his error in Kuist 91: 306, n. 3)Orig. "W.T."
-
79-ii
(1809)
620-623
A:
"The Projector. No. XCVIII."
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
-
79-ii
(1809)
623
L:
"History of Surrey."
William Bray. [Kuist 82: 34]
Orig: "The Editor of the History of Surrey"
- 79-ii (1809): 624-625. L:
"'Boke of Hawkynge.'"
Joseph Haslewood.
[Orig. "J. Haslewood"]
-
79-ii
(1809)
625-626
A:
"Westminster Abbey Church, and Henry the
Seventh's Chapel. Architectural Proceedings [cont.]."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 48Orig. "J.C."
-
79-ii
(1809)
627-630
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No. CXXXVI."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
- 79-ii (1809): 653. V:
"On the Transformation of the Butterfly. By Dr. Shaw."
Dr. George Shaw.
[Index 532] [Orig. "G.S."]
- 79-ii (1809): 653. V:
"On the Cicada. From Anacreon. By Dr. Shaw."
Dr. George Shaw.
[Index 532]
- 79-ii (1809): 656. V:
"A Plaister for a Marriage Sore."
William Hutton.
[Index 512] [Orig. "W. Hutton"]
- 79-ii (1809): 675. O:
"Biographical Account of the late Bishop [Beilby] Porteus."
John Bowyer Nichols.
[John Nichols, letter to John Bowyer Nichols, 10 June 1809, Private Collection (PC4/1/f93 NAD2174), transcribed by Julian Pooley, The Nichols Archive Project, Surrey History Centre, and furnished in letter of 22 Feb. 2000 to the author]
-
79-ii
(1809)
677
O:
Catherine Jane Parr.
Rev. Samuel Parr
Kuist 82: 134
- 79-ii (1809): 690. A:
"Meteorological Diary for July 1809. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 79-ii (1809): 690. A:
"Meteorological Table for August 1809. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
- 79-ii (1809): 692-693. L:
"Mr. Malcolm . . . on Chauncey's [Sir Henry Chauncy's]
Herts."
James Peller Malcolm.
[Orig. "J. P. Malcolm"]
-
79-ii
(1809)
694-695
L:
"Scotch Episcopalians."
Michael Wodhull
Kuist 82: 156Orig. "L.L."
- 79-ii (1809): 695. L:
"[Thomas] Tusser's 'Points of Husbandry.'"
Rev. William Fordyce Mavor.
[Orig. "W. Mavor"; dated Woodstock, William Fordyce Mavor's home]
-
79-ii
(1809)
697-700
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No.
CXXXVII."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
-
79-ii
(1809)
701-704
A:
"The Projector. No. XCIX."
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
-
79-ii
(1809)
705
L:
"St. Peter's and Monkton Churches, in the Isle
of Thanet."
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 119Orig. "M. Green"
-
79-ii
(1809)
705-712
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire
I."
Rev. William Tooke the Elder
Kuist 82: 150; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to William Tooke the Younger; he corrects his error in Kuist 91: 306, n. 3)Orig. "W.T."
- 79-ii (1809): 712-717. L:
"Mr. Donovan's Answer to the Rev. H[ugh] Davies."
Edward Donovan.
[Authorship disclosed in title and content (contentious debate re a species of fish); Donovan was a naturalist.]
- 79-ii (1809): 718-722. L:
"The Coming of the Messiah in St. Peter explained."
Rev. Nehemiah P. Nisbett.
[Orig. "N. Nisbett"; dated Tunstall; Biography Database CD1 lists one Rev. Nehemiah Nisbett, M.A., of Ash, which is approximately 17 miles west of Tunstall; Watt 2: 706 lists "N. Nisbett" as the author of numerous theological works, including An Illustration of various important Passages in the Epistles of the New Testament, which Nisbett (in a letter in GM 58-i [1788]: 494-495 signed "N. P. Nisbett") notes that the GM had reviewed a few months earlier (GM 57-ii [1787]: 812-813).]
- 79-ii (1809): 722-723. L:
"Remedies against Black Beetles."
William Humphries.
[Orig. "W. Humphries"; dated Baldock, whence William Humphries signed his full name to a contribution in GM 79-ii (1809): 604-605]
- 79-ii (1809): 726-727. L:
"Author of 'Beggar's Petition'?"
John Stockdale Hardy.
[Orig. "J. S. Hardy"; dated Leicester, whence John Stockdale Hardy corresponded with the GM]
-
79-ii
(1809)
727-728
S:
"Literary Intelligence."
John Hornsey
Kuist 82: 81
-
79-ii
(1809)
742-747
R:
John Nichols's Letters on various Subjects,
Literary, Political, and Ecclesiastical, to and from William
Nicolson.
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
-
79-ii
(1809)
790
O:
Henry Parker.
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 116
- 79-ii (1809): 794. A:
"Meteorological Diary for August 1809. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 79-ii (1809): 794. A:
"Meteorological Table for September 1809. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
79-ii
(1809)
795
L:
"Intended Publications of Bp. [John] Hough's
Letters."
John Eardley Wilmot
Kuist 82: 58Orig. "The (Intended) Editor"
- 79-ii (1809): 795-796. L:
"Churton's Life of [Alexander] Nowell."
Rev. Ralph Churton.
[Orig. "R. Churton"]
-
79-ii
(1809)
796-797
L:
"Dr. [William] Stukeley's Vision; [Dr.]
Genebrier."
Rev. Rogers Ruding [?]
Kuist 82: 142Orig. "R.R."
- 79-ii (1809): 797. L:
"Castell Dinas Brân [in Denbighshire]."
David Parkes.
[Orig. "D. Parkes"; dated Shrewsbury, David Parkes's home]
-
79-ii
(1809)
797-798
L:
"Mr. and Mrs. [William] Gilpin."
Thomas Walters
Kuist 82: 152Orig. "T.W."
-
79-ii
(1809)
801-802
L:
"Dilapidated State of the Church at
Reculver."
Zachariah Cozens
Kuist 82: 53Orig. "T. Mot, F.S.M."
-
79-ii
(1809)
804-808
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire
II."
Rev. William Tooke the Elder
Kuist 82: 150; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to William Tooke the Younger; he corrects his error in Kuist 91: 306, n. 3)Orig. "W.T."
- 79-ii (1809): 809. L:
"White Ladies Priory."
David Parkes.
[Orig. "D. Parkes"; dated Shrewsbury, David Parkes's home]
-
79-ii
(1809)
809-812
A:
"The Projector. No. C."
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
-
79-ii
(1809)
812-813
L:
"Dr. Theophilus Lobb."
William Bray
Kuist 82: 34Orig. "A.Z."
- 79-ii (1809): 813. L:
"Dr. Lettsom on Prisons."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
- 79-ii (1809): 816-817. L:
"Hedge-hog."
William Humphries.
[Orig. "W. Humphries"; dated Baldock, whence William Humphries signed his full name to a contribution in GM 79-ii (1809): 604-605]
- 79-ii (1809): 818-821. A:
"Mr. Donovan's Answer to the Rev. H[ugh] Davies [conc.]."
Edward Donovan.
[Authorship disclosed in title and content (contentious debate re a species of fish); Donovan was a naturalist.] [Orig. "E. Donovan"]
-
79-ii
(1809)
825
L:
"The Corbetts."
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 118Orig. "Eugenio"
- 79-ii (1809): 826. L:
"The Family of the late Sir Charles Corbett."
Charles Rogers Bond [?].
[Orig. "C. R. Bond"]
-
79-ii
(1809)
827
L:
"Tombs in Westminster Abbey."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 47Orig. "An Occasional Correspondent"
-
79-ii
(1809)
827-829
L:
"A New Correspondent's Reply to An Old
Correspondent."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 45Orig. "New Correspondent"
- 79-ii (1809): 829. L:
"Prelates."
John Samuel Browne.
[Orig. "J. S. Browne"; Browne in 1812 published Catalogue of English Bishops from 1688, to the Present Time (Watt 1: 159)]
- 79-ii (1809): 829. L:
"Agues."
Richard Read Barnes.
[Orig. "R. R. Barnes"; dated Harwich, whence Richard R. Barnes signed his full name to contributions in GM 76-ii (1806): 1097-1099 and elsewhere]
-
79-ii
(1809)
830
L:
A passage in the Chronicle of Dunmow
explained.
Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan
Kuist 82: 48Orig. "S.H.C."
-
79-ii
(1809)
833
R:
Discursory Considerations
on the Hypothesis of Dr. Macknight and others, that St. Luke's
Gospel was the first written.
Alexander Chalmers [?]
Kuist 82: 49
- 79-ii (1809): 854-855. V:
"Address On the Opening of Covent Garden Theatre, Sept. 18, 1809. Written
by G. Colman, Esq. . . ."
George Colman the Younger.
[Index 497]
- 79-ii (1809): 898. A:
"Meteorological Diary for September 1809. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 79-ii (1809): 898. A:
"Meteorological Table for October 1809. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
79-ii
(1809)
899-900
A:
"Historical Account of Edward the Third's
Jubilee."
Rev. John Pridden
Kuist 82: 137Orig. "Caddingtoniensis"
-
79-ii
(1809)
902
L:
"Lt.-Gen. [Mackenzie] Fraser.--Maj-Gen. [Coote]
Manningham."
Joseph (Budworth) Palmer
Kuist 82: 133Orig. "A Rambler"
-
79-ii
(1809)
903-904
L:
"Family of the late Sir Charles
Corbett."
Charles Rogers Bond [?]
Kuist 82: 33Orig. "Philanthropos"
- 79-ii (1809): 906-908. L:
"Dilapidated State of the Church at Reculver; Monumental Inscriptions in
Reculver Church."
Zachariah Cozens.
[Orig. "Z. Cozens"]
- 79-ii (1809): 908-909. L:
"Dr. Richardson on Fiorin Grass."
Rev. William Richardson.
[Orig. "W. Richardson, D.D."; dated Moy, Ireland, where William Richardson, a writer on agriculture, was rector]
- 79-ii (1809): 914. L:
"Ring [found at Slawston]."
John Tailby.
[Orig. "J. Tailby"; dated Slawston, whence John Tailby corresponded with the GM]
-
79-ii
(1809)
915-919
A:
"The Projector. No. CI."
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
-
79-ii
(1809)
919-923
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire II
[cont.]."
Rev. William Tooke the Elder
Kuist 82: 150; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to William Tooke the Younger; he corrects his error in Kuist 91: 306, n. 3)Orig. "W.T."
-
79-ii
(1809)
929-931
A:
"Architectural Innovation, No.
CXXXVIII."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
-
79-ii
(1809)
933
L:
"Westminster Abbey."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 48Orig. "J.C."
-
79-ii
(1809)
958-959
V:
"On an Old Gibraltar Soldier."
Joseph (Budworth) Palmer
Kuist 82: 133Orig. "A Rambler!"
-
79-ii
(1809)
959-960
L:
Re the late Dr. Hugh Downman and enclosing his
poem "a Poetical Epistle to ***."
Isaac D'Israeli
Kuist 82: 58Orig. "***."
- 79-ii (1809): 960. V:
"Inscription, By General Fitzpatrick, in a Temple erected to Friendship,
in Mr. [Charles James] Fox's Garden at Chertsey."
Gen. Richard Fitzpatrick.
[Authorship disclosed in title; Richard Fitzpatrick was a close friend of Charles James Fox.]
- 79-ii (1809): 994. A:
"Meteorological Diary for October 1809. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 79-ii (1809): 994. A:
"Meteorological Table for November 1809. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
79-ii
(1809)
995
L:
"Hints for preserving pure Air in the
Metropolis."
Alexander Chalmers [?]
Kuist 82: 50Orig. "An Aireologist"
-
79-ii
(1809)
995-997
L:
"Interesting Dinner at Clifton on the
Jubilee."
Joseph (Budworth) Palmer
Kuist 82: 133Orig. "A Rambler"
-
79-ii
(1809)
998-999
A:
"Architectural Innovation, No. CXXXIX
[Tottenham High Cross]."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
-
79-ii
(1809)
1003-1006
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire II
[cont.]."
Rev. William Tooke the Elder
Kuist 82: 150; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to William Tooke the Younger; he corrects his error in Kuist 91: 306, n. 3)Orig. "W.T."
-
79-ii
(1809)
1006-1009
A:
"The Projector. No. CII."
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
-
79-ii
(1809)
1009
L:
"Views of Reculver."
Zachariah Cozens
Kuist 82: 53Orig. "T. Mot, F.S.M."
-
79-ii
(1809)
1009-1010
A
"Epitaphs at Reculver [conc]."
Zachariah Cozens.
Conc. of Cozens's signed article in GM79-ii (1809): 906-908
-
79-ii
(1809)
1010-1012
L:
"Narrative of the taking Mr. [Henry] Crispe
from Quekes [in Kent by Captain Golding, a royalist, who held him
for ransom in Bruges in 1657]."
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 120Orig. "N.S."
- 79-ii (1809): 1017. A:
"Letter on Prisons. No. LXI."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
-
79-ii
(1809)
1023-1024
L
"Dr. [William] Burgh."
Sir Samuel Egerton Brydges [?].
Orig. "S.E."
- 79-ii (1809): 1025-1029. L:
"Mr. Nisbett on 'Antichrist.'"
Rev. Nehemiah P. Nisbett.
[Orig. "N. Nisbett"; dated Tunstall; Biography Database CD1 lists one Rev. Nehemiah Nisbett, M.A., of Ash, which is approximately 17 miles west of Tunstall; Watt 2: 706 lists "N. Nisbett" as the author of numerous theological works, including An Illustration of various important Passages in the Epistles of the New Testament, which Nisbett (in a letter in GM 58-i [1788]: 494-495 signed "N. P. Nisbett") notes that the GM had reviewed a few months earlier (GM 57-ii [1787]: 812-813).]
- 79-ii (1809): 1029-1030. L:
Correction of an error in GM re Rev. Robert Hall.
John Stockdale Hardy.
[Orig. "J. S. Hardy"; dated Leicester, whence John Stockdale Hardy corresponded with the GM]
- 79-ii (1809): 1053-1054. V:
"Tributary Lines on the late Jubilee. By Mr. Pratt."
Samuel Jackson Pratt.
[Index 527]
- 79-ii (1809): 1056. V:
"On British Hospitals."
Rev. Samuel Elsdale.
[Index 502] [Orig. "S. Elsdale"]
- 79-ii (1809): 1056. V:
"Married Love."
Rev. Samuel Elsdale.
[Index 502] [Orig. "S. Elsdale"]
- 79-ii (1809): 1056. V:
"On Noah's Ark."
Rev. Samuel Elsdale.
[Index 502] [Orig. "S. Elsdale"]
- 79-ii (1809): [1057]-1063.
O: "Biographical Memoir of James Elphinston, Esq."
Robert Charles Dallas.
[Orig. "R. C. Dallas"]
-
79-ii
(1809)
1084
O:
Anne Sophia Dillon.
John Joseph Dillon
Kuist 82: 56
-
79-ii
(1809)
1086
O:
John Stephens.
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 116
- 79-ii (1809): 1090. A:
"Meteorological Diary for November 1809. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 79-ii (1809): 1090. A:
"Meteorological Table for December 1809. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
79-ii
(1809)
1094
L:
"[Thomas] Fuller's Worthies."
John Nichols [?]
Kuist 82: 116Orig. "A London Antiquary"
- 79-ii (1809): 1097. L:
"Antient Tower at Salisbury, and [Admiral] Benbow's Birth-place."
David Parkes.
[Orig. "D. Parkes"; dated Shrewsbury, David Parkes's home]
-
79-ii
(1809)
1097-1099
L
"Mr. [G. D.] Whittington's 'Historical Survey' vindicated."
Rev. William Vincent.
Orig. "An Amateur"; Kuist 82: 152 attributes to Vincent three other articles vindicating Whittington and bearing the same signature.
- 79-ii (1809): 1099-1100. A:
"Letter LXII. On Prisons."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
-
79-ii
(1809)
1104-1105
L:
"Safety for Passengers in State
Coaches."
Rev. Robert Nares
Kuist 82: 115Orig. "Titus"
-
79-ii
(1809)
1105-1107
L:
"Epitaphs, &c. in Twickenham
Church."
John Bowyer Nichols
Kuist 82: 122Orig. "B.N."
-
79-ii
(1809)
1107-1110
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire
III."
Rev. William Tooke the Elder
Kuist 82: 150; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to William Tooke the Younger; he corrects his error in Kuist 91: 306, n. 3)Orig. "W.T."
- 79-ii (1809): 1111-1112. L:
"[Anthony] Wood's 'Athenae Oxonienses.'"
Rev. Thomas Frognall Dibdin.
[Orig. "T. F. Dibdin"]
- 79-ii (1809): 1115-1119. L:
Cover letter (p. 1115) enc. letters from Rev. William Hawtayne, James
Elphinston, and Samuel Johnson.
Robert Charles Dallas.
[Orig. "R. C. Dallas"]
-
79-ii
(1809)
1121-1123
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No. CXL."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
-
79-ii
(1809)
1123-1124
L
"Free Churches [at Birmingham]."
Rev. Thomas Ross Bromfield.
Orig. "Clericus Varvicensis"; dated Napton; information supplied by Rev. Peter L. Jackson, Napton, Warwicks., in letter of 22 Sept. 1992
- 79-ii (1809): 1151-1152. V:
"To England."
Rev. William Blomfield Bransby.
[Orig. "W. B. Bransby"]
-
79-ii
(1809)
1177
O:
Paul Sandby.
Rev. George Owen Cambridge
Kuist 82: 41
- 79-ii (1809): 1189. L:
"Lyster Epitaph."
David Parkes.
[Orig. "D. Parkes"; dated Shrewsbury, David Parkes's home]
-
79-ii
(1809)
1191
L:
"Capt. [Cornelius] Smith."
Percy Clinton Sydney Smythe, Viscount Strangford and 1st Baron Penshurst [?]
Kuist 82: 144Orig. "Faber"
-
79-ii
(1809)
1193-1196
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire III
[cont.]."
Rev. William Tooke the Elder
Kuist 82: 150; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes this item to William Tooke the Younger; he corrects his error in Kuist 91: 306, n. 3)Orig. "W.T."
-
79-ii
(1809)
1201-1202
L:
"Whittington Church."
John Bowyer Nichols [?]
Kuist 82: 123Orig. "H.R."
-
79-ii
(1809)
1203
L
"Irish Baronets."
James Brown.
Orig. "E."
- 79-ii (1809): 1206. L:
"Peers and Peeresses who died in 1808."
John Samuel Browne.
[Orig. "J. S. Browne"]
-
79-ii
(1809)
1208-1209
A:
"Lincolnshire Monasteries."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 47-48Orig. "C."
-
79-ii
(1809)
1209-1210
L:
Re Conyers family.
Robert Surtees
Kuist 82: 147Orig. "R.R."