Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine,
1731-1868: An Electronic Union List
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin
Volume 80 (1810)
-
80-i
(1810)
iii-iv
S:
"Preface."
Rev. William Beloe
Kuist 82: 31
- 80-i (1810): 2. A:
"Meteorological Diary for December 1809. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 80-i (1810): 2. A:
"Meteorological Table for January 1810. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
80-i
(1810)
3-5
L:
"Sepulchral remains at Burcot in
Shropshire."
William Hardwick of Bridgenorth
Kuist 82: 76Orig. "W.H."
-
80-i
(1810)
5-6
L:
"Painting of the Crypt of Old St.
Paul's."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 48Orig. "J.C."
-
80-i
(1810)
6
A:
"Illustration of a Passage in Shakspeare.
Speech of Percy Earl of Worcester to his nephew Hotspur."
William Pearce
Kuist 82: 134Orig. "W.P."
-
80-i
(1810)
6-7
L:
"Hints to Repairers of Christ Church."
Thomas Walters
Kuist 82: 152Orig. "T.W."
-
80-i
(1810)
7
L
"Queries [re other publications]."
Rev. Henry Hodgson [?].
Orig. "H."; dated M. R---n (Market Rasen), whence Hodgson corresponded with the GM in 1812
-
80-i
(1810)
8
L:
Query re the Rev. Dr. John Pettingall.
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 120Orig. "M. G."
-
80-i
(1810)
9
L:
"Barnack Rectory."
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 119Orig. "M. Green"
-
80-i
(1810)
11-15
L:
"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."
-
80-i
(1810)
27-29
L
"[G. D.] Whittington's 'Historical Survey [of the
Ecclesiastical Antiquities of France]' defended."
Rev. William Vincent.
Orig. "An Amateur"; Kuist 82: 152 attributes to Vincent three other articles under the same signature vindicating Whittington.
-
80-i
(1810)
29-32
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No. CXLI."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
-
80-i
(1810)
32-33
L
"[Re the] Projector."
Rev. Samuel Henley.
Orig. "S.H."
-
80-i
(1810)
35-36
L
"Sutton, Bedfordshire."
Matthew Rugeley.
Orig. "M.R."; dated Potton, whence Rugeley had corresponded with the GM in 1801; Rugeley signed the conc. of this article in GM80-i (1810): 105-106.
- 80-i (1810): 61. V:
"Ode for the New Year, 1810. By H. J. Pye, Esq. Poet Laureat."
Henry James Pye.
[Index 528]
-
80-i
(1810)
62
V:
"A Tribute to the Memory of Eliza Birch, who
died Dec. 19, 1806, aged 12 years."
Miss M. H. Shephard
Kuist 82: 144Orig. "Mary"; also signed "M.H.S."
-
80-i
(1810)
81-84
A:
"Biographical Memoir of Hugh Downman,
M.D."
Rev. Samuel Parr
Kuist 82: 134
- 80-i (1810): 98. A:
"Meteorological Diary for January 1810. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 80-i (1810): 98. A:
"Meteorological Table for February 1810. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
- 80-i (1810): 99-100. L:
"George Wither's Version of the Psalms."
Francis Godolphin Waldron.
[Orig. "F. G. Waldron"]
- 80-i (1810): 101-102. L:
"New Place, Stratford; Shakspeare's House."
Robert Bell Wheler.
[Orig. "R. B. Wheler"; Robert Bell Wheler was an antiquary of Stratford-on-Avon.]
- 80-i (1810): 105-106. A:
"Monumental Inscriptions in the Church of Sutton, Bedfordshire
[conc.]."
Matthew Rugeley.
[Orig. "M. Rugeley"; Matthew Rugely signed his full name to a contribution in GM 71-ii (1801): 1183-1184.]
-
80-i
(1810)
108-109
L:
"Barnack Rectory.--Character of Mr. Parnham of
Ufford."
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 120Orig. "N.S."
-
80-i
(1810)
113-114
A:
"Critique on Othello [Act I, Scene 2]."
William Pearce
Kuist 82: 134Orig. "W.P."
-
80-i
(1810)
114-119
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire
IV."
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."
-
80-i
(1810)
119
L:
"Migration of Swallows."
Dr. Thomas Ignatius Maria Forster
Kuist 82: 60Orig. "Philochelidon"
- 80-i (1810): 120-122. L:
"Account of Teversal Church, Nottinghamshire."
Rev. Richard Randall Rawlins.
[Orig. "R. R. Rawlins"]
- 80-i (1810): 123-126. L:
"Mr. Donovan's Remarks on Mr. Griffiths."
Edward Donovan.
[Authorship disclosed in title and content (contentious debate re natural history); Donovan was a naturalist.] [Orig. "E. Donovan"]
- 80-i (1810): 126. L:
"[Thomas] Tusser's Five-Hundred Points." [Orig. "W. Mavor"]
Rev. William Fordyce Mavor.
[Orig. "W. Mavor"; dated Woodstock, William Fordyce Mavor's home]
-
80-i
(1810)
129-131
A:
"Architectural Innovation, No. CXLII [Christ
Church, Hampshire]."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
- 80-i (1810): 131. L:
"Letter LXIII. On Prisons."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
-
80-i
(1810)
157
V:
"Hoffer's Address to his Countrymen."
Jane West
Kuist 82: 155Orig. "J.W.L.B."
-
80-i
(1810)
157-158
L:
Verses, "In quick succession pass'd thine early
days," enc.
William Bunce
Kuist 82: 39Orig. "W.B."
- 80-i (1810): 194. A:
"Meteorological Diary for February 1810. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 80-i (1810): 194. A:
"Meteorological Table for March 1810. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
- 80-i (1810): 195. A:
"Professor Davy's Character of Mr. [Henry] Cavendish [delivered as a
lecture to the Royal Institution]."
Edmund Davy.
[Edmund Davy was the operator of the Royal Institution, 1804-13.]
-
80-i
(1810)
196-197
L:
"Critical Observations on Dr. [Samuel] Pegge's
'Anonymiana.'"
John Bangor Russell
Kuist 82: 142Orig. "J.B.R."
-
80-i
(1810)
197-198
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No. CXLIII."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46Orig. "An Architect"
-
80-i
(1810)
207-208
L:
"Roads near Banbury."
Dr. George Lipscomb [?]
Kuist 82: 86Orig. "Viator"
-
80-i
(1810)
209-210
L:
"Godmersham Church."
John Bowyer Nichols
Kuist 82: 122Orig. "B.N."
- 80-i (1810): 213. L:
"[Thomas] Tusser."
Richard Read Barnes.
[Orig. "R. R. Barnes"]
- 80-i (1810): 213-214. L:
"Hedge-hogs sucking Cows."
William Humphries.
[Orig. "W. Humphries"; dated from Harpenden, whence William Humphries corresponded with the GM; Humphries had earlier contributed an item on hedgehogs to GM 79-ii (1809): 604- 605.]
- 80-i (1810): 214-215. L:
"Remarks on the 'Life of Dean ['Alexander] Nowell' answered."
Rev. Ralph Churton.
[Orig. "R. Churton"]
- 80-i (1810): 215-217. L:
"Mr. Brayley's Account of the Plague."
Edward Wedlake Brayley the Elder.
[Author refers to his publication, Beauties of England and Wales; Watt 1: 147] [Orig. "E. W. Brayley"]
-
80-i
(1810)
221-222
L:
"Original Letters of Shakspeare?"
Robert Bell Wheler
Kuist 82: 155Orig. "R.B.W."
-
80-i
(1810)
222-224
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire
IV."
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."
-
80-i
(1810)
224-227
L:
"Vindication of Mr. [G. D.] Whittington's
'Historical Survey [of the Ecclesiastical Antiquities of
France].'"
Rev. William Vincent, Dean of Westminster
Kuist 82: 152Orig. "An Amateur"
- 80-i (1810): 253. L:
Latin verses written by Wenman Cavendish Langton, the author's son,
enc.
Rev. Wenman Henry Langton.
[Orig. "W. H. Langton"]
-
80-i
(1810)
255
V:
"Admonitory Hint To the Village Muse. . .
."
Anne Clarke [?]
Kuist 82: 51Orig. "A.C."
-
80-i
(1810)
279
O
Rev. Jelinger Symons.
Rev. Jelinger Symons the Younger.
Orig. "J.S."; dated Whitburn, where Symons the Younger was curate; Alumni Cantab., Pt. II, 6: 102
- 80-i (1810): 298. A:
"Meteorological Diary for March 1810. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 80-i (1810): 298. A:
"Meteorological Table for April 1810. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
80-i
(1810)
300-301
L:
"Mr. [Caleb] Whitefoord.--Cross Readings;
Invention of Pocket Watches."
Robert Surtees [?]
Kuist 82: 147Orig. "R.S."
-
80-i
(1810)
301-302
L:
"Critical Observations on Dr. [Samuel] Pegge's
Anonymiana [conc.]."
John Bangor Russell
Kuist 82: 142Orig. "J.B.R."
-
80-i
(1810)
303
L:
"Sir Hugh Middleton."
James Brown
Kuist 82: 36Orig. "E."
-
80-i
(1810)
312-313
L:
"Rev. H[enry] Homer."
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 119Orig. "M. Green"
-
80-i
(1810)
313
L:
"Portrait of Friar Bacon."
William Stevenson
Kuist 82: 146Orig. "S.W."
-
80-i
(1810)
314-315
L:
"Bishopton Chapel."
Robert Bell Wheler
Kuist 82: 155Orig. "R.B.W."
-
80-i
(1810)
315-317
L:
"Vindication of Mr. [G. D.] Whittington's
'Historical Survey' [cont.]."
Rev. William Vincent, Dean of Westminster
Kuist 82: 15 v2Orig. "An Amateur"
- 80-i (1810): 317-318. A:
"Letter LXIV. On Prisons."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
-
80-i
(1810)
324
L:
"Rev. Mr. [William] Gilpin."
Thomas Walters
Kuist 82: 152Orig. "T.W."
- 80-i (1810): [325]. A:
"Plan of a Parochial Register of Briefs. . . ."
Rev. Thomas Abraham Salmon.
[Orig. "T. A. Salmon"]
- 80-i (1810): 326. L:
"Typographical Anecdotes by Mr. Dibdin."
Rev. Thomas Frognall Dibdin.
[Orig. "T. F. Dibdin"]
-
80-i
(1810)
326-329
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire IV
[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."
-
80-i
(1810)
329-331
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No. CXLIV."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 46-47Orig. "An Architect"
- 80-i (1810): 332-333. L:
"Interesting Letters on the Subject of Vaccination."
Rev. William Fordyce Mavor.
[Orig. "W. Mavor"; dated Woodstock, William Fordyce Mavor's home]
- 80-i (1810): 356-357. V:
"Lines, by Mr. Pratt," on the Royal Hospital and Royal Military Asylum
("Oft has the Muse, though vainly, ply'd her art").
Samuel Jackson Pratt.
[Index 527]
-
80-i
(1810)
358
V:
"Written at Sun-Rise" and "Written at
Sun-set."
William Bunce
Kuist 82: 39Orig. "W.B."
- 80-i (1810): 402. A:
"Meteorological Diary for April 1810. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 80-i (1810): 402. A:
"Meteorological Table for May 1810. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
80-i
(1810)
404-407
A:
"Architectural Innovations, No. CXLV."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 47Orig. "An Architect"
- 80-i (1810): 409-411. L:
"Topographical Description of Oswestry, Shropshire."
David Parkes.
[Orig. "D. Parkes"; dated Shrewsbury, David Parkes's home]
-
80-i
(1810)
411-415
L:
"The Authenticity of Rowley's Poems
Defended."
Dr. John Sherwen
Kuist 82: 144Orig. "J.S."
- 80-i (1810): 416-417. L:
"Chelsea Church."
Thomas Faulkner.
[Orig. "T. Faulkner"; dated Chelsea, whence Thomas Faulkner sent a signed contribution to GM 78-ii (1808): 669-670]
- 80-i (1810): 417. L:
"The Projector [Alexander Chalmers's lengthy series in the
GM]."
Thomas Molineux.
[Orig. "T. Molineux"; dated Macclesfield, whence Thomas Molineux corresponded with the GM]
- 80-i (1810): 420-422. L:
"Rev. Dr. Richardson on Fiorin Grass."
Rev. William Richardson.
[Orig. "W. Richardson"; dated Moy, Ireland, where William Richardson, a writer on agriculture, was rector]
-
80-i
(1810)
424-425 [misnumbered as 420-
425]
L
"Inscriptions at The Leasowes."
David Parkes.
Orig. "D.P." (printed in Greek characters); dated Shrewsbury, where Parkes lived
-
80-i
(1810)
425
L:
"Bungay Cross, Tokens, and Seal."
Samuel Ashby
Kuist 82: 30Orig. "Amicus"
- 80-i (1810): 426-427. L:
"Mr. Lukin's Double Punt."
Lionel Lukin.
[Orig. "L. Lukin"]
-
80-i
(1810)
430
L
"Effectual Remedy for Bugs."
John Nichols.
Orig. "M.G."
-
80-i
(1810)
431-434
L:
"A pensive Ramble from Canterbury to
Chartham."
William Bunce
Kuist 82: 39Orig. "W.B."
-
80-i
(1810)
435-437
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire
V."
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."
- 80-i (1810): 464. V:
"Hannae Morae."
Robert Lowth, Bishop of London.
[Editorial headnote attributes these verses to "Bishop Lowth"; Index 518]
-
80-i
(1810)
484-485
L:
"Marriage of [Alexander] Marquis of Douglas
with Miss [Susan Euphemia] Beckford."
George Frederick Beltz, Lancaster Herald [?]
Kuist 82: 32
-
80-i
(1810)
501
O:
James Worthington.
Joseph (Budworth) Palmer
Kuist 82: 133Orig. "A Rambler"
- 80-i (1810): 506. A:
"Meteorological Diary for May 1810. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 80-i (1810): 506. A:
"Meteorological Table for June 1810. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
80-i
(1810)
509-511
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No. CXLVI."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 47Orig. "An Architect"
- 80-i (1810): 520. L:
"Letter of Bishop [Thomas] Morton [Bishop of Durham]" enc.
Robert Surtees.
[Orig. "R. Surtees"; dated Mainsforth, whence Robert Surtees corresponded with the GM]
-
80-i
(1810)
523-526
L:
"Vindication of Mr. [G. D.] Whittington's
'Historical Survey' [cont.]."
Rev. William Vincent, Dean of Westminster
Kuist 82: 152Orig. "An Amateur"
-
80-i
(1810)
529
L:
"Catholic Oaths."
Rev. Edward Jones [?]
Kuist 82: 82Orig. "E.J."
- 80-i (1810): 534. L:
"Mr. [Hugh] Davies corrected by Dr. Roberts."
Rev. Peter Roberts.
[Roberts describes himself as the author of A Sketch of the Early History of the Antient Britons; Watt 2: 807] [Orig. "P. Roberts"]
-
80-i
(1810)
536
L:
"Glow-worm."
Dr. Thomas Ignatius Maria Forster [?]
Kuist 82: 60Orig. "Philampouridon"
-
80-i
(1810)
539-542
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire
V."
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."
- 80-i (1810): 542-543. L:
"Mr. Salisbury on Fiorin Grass."
William Salisbury.
[William Salisbury was a botanist.] [Orig. "W. Salisbury"]
- 80-i (1810): 543-544. A:
"Meteorological Journal kept at Clapton, in Hackney, from the 24th of May
to 18th June, 1810."
Dr. Thomas Ignatius Maria Forster.
[Forster, dating from Clapton, contributed signed meteorological journals in GM 80-ii (1810): 34 and elsewhere.]
-
80-i
(1810)
567-568
V
"Castle-Building. An Elegy."
Rev. Charles Jenner.
Index495, 512
-
80-i
(1810)
568
V:
"Elegy Written on re-visiting my Native P
lace,
after having quitted it more than Forty Years."
William Bunce
Kuist 82: 39Orig. "W.B."
-
80-i
(1810)
588-593
A
"Memoirs of the late Right Hon. W[illia]m Windham."
Edmond Malone.
DNB12: 881
-
80-i
(1810)
598
O:
James Chalmers.
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
-
80-i
(1810)
601
L:
Notes on architectural features of Barnack
Church.
Robert Henson
Kuist 82: 78Orig. "R.H."
-
80-i
(1810)
601-603
L:
"Description of the Monastery of
Rivalx."
Rev. William Gray
Kuist 82: 74Orig. "An Observer"
-
80-i
(1810)
607-609
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Sat. V
[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."
- 80-i (1810): 612-613. L:
"Cancers.--Rheumatism."
Rev. Samuel Elsdale.
[Orig. "S. Elsdale"; dated Surfleet, where Samuel Elsdale was curate]
- 80-i (1810): 613. L:
"[Dr. John] Godolphin.--[Dr. John] Ayliffe."
John Stockdale Hardy.
[Orig. "J. S. Hardy"; dated Leicester, whence John Stockdale Hardy corresponded with the GM]
- 80-i (1810): 617. L:
"Antient Seals."
David Parkes.
[Orig. "D. Parkes"; dated Shrewsbury, David Parkes's home]
-
80-i
(1810)
617
L
Re seal found at Redwick.
James Wathen [?].
Orig. "J.W."
- 80-i (1810): 620-621. A:
"Letter LXV. On Prisons."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
-
80-i
(1810)
624-626
L:
"Ecclesiastical Antiquities of France."
Rev. William Vincent, Dean of Westminster
Kuist 82: 152Orig. "An Amateur"
-
80-i
(1810)
627-628
L
"Lincolnshire Fens."
Sir Samuel Egerton Brydges [?].
Orig. "S.E."
- 80-i (1810): 628-629. L:
"Military Epitaphs."
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]
-
80-ii
(1810)
iii-iv
S:
"Preface."
Rev. William Beloe
Kuist 82: 31
- 80-ii (1810): 2. A:
"Meteorological Diary for June 1810. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 80-ii (1810): 2. A:
"Meteorological Table for July 1810. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
- 80-ii (1810): 3. L:
"Rev. Archd. Churton on his 'Life of [Alexander] Nowell.'"
Rev. Ralph Churton.
[Orig. "R. Churton"]
-
80-ii
(1810)
9
L:
"Stuntney and Mepal Churches,
Cambridgeshire."
William Alexander
Kuist 82: 29Orig. "W.A."
-
80-ii
(1810)
16
L
"[Attendance at] London Churches."
James Brown.
Orig. "E."
-
80-ii
(1810)
17
L:
"Hornsey Church, Middlesex [published
posthumously]."
Richard Gough
Kuist 82: 72Orig. "D.H."
-
80-ii
(1810)
18-22
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire
VI."
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."
- 80-ii (1810): 26-27. L:
"Hedgehogs sucking Cows."
William Humphries.
[Orig. "W. Humphries"; dated from Harpenden, whence William Humphries corresponded with the GM; Humphries had earlier contributed an item on hedgehogs to GM 79-ii (1809): 604- 605.]
-
80-ii
(1810)
31-32
L:
"Conyers' Baronetcy."
Robert Surtees
Kuist 82: 147Orig. "R.S."
-
80-ii
(1810)
36-38
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No. CXLVII."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 47Orig. "An Architect"
-
80-ii
(1810)
39
L:
"Duelling."
Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan
Kuist 82: 48Orig. "S.H.C."
-
80-ii
(1810)
39
L:
Query re plane trees.
John Adey Repton
Kuist 82: 138Orig. "I.A.R."
- 80-ii (1810): 57-60. R:
Edward Smedley's Erin, a Geographical and Descriptive
Poem.
John Nichols.
[John Nichols, letter to John Bowyer Nichols, 14 July 1810, Private Collection (PC4/1/f141 NAD2277), transcribed by Julian Pooley, The Nichols Archive Project, Surrey History Centre, and furnished in letter of 22 Feb. 2000 to the author]
-
80-ii
(1810)
60
S:
Note on [Charles] Dibdin in "Index
Indicatorius."
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 116
-
80-ii
(1810)
62-63
V
"Another Ode for his Majesty's Birth-day, June 4, 1810."
Samuel Ashby.
Orig. "S.A."; dated Bungay, whence Ashby corresponded with the GM
-
80-ii
(1810)
63-64
V
"Prologue to 'Innovation; or, The Cross Destroyed.'"
Samuel Ashby.
Dated Bungay, whence Ashby corresponded with the GM; immediately follows the verses, "Another Ode for his Majesty's Birth-day" (80-ii [1810]: 62-63, signed "S.A." and also dated Bungay
-
80-ii
(1810)
91-92
O:
Jane Cozens.
Zachariah Cozens
Kuist 82: 52
-
80-ii
(1810)
92
L:
Sarah-Anne Wynne.
Rev. Samuel Parr
Kuist 82: 134
- 80-ii (1810): 98. A:
"Meteorological Diary for July 1810. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 80-ii (1810): 98. A:
"Meteorological Table for August 1810. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
80-ii
(1810)
101
L:
Query re family of Sir Thomas Merry.
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 119Orig. "M. Green"
- 80-ii (1810): 101. L:
"York Cathedral."
John Carter.
[Orig. "J. Carter"]
-
80-ii
(1810)
101-102
L:
"Freedoms of London."
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 116Orig. "An Old Citizen"
-
80-ii
(1810)
103-104
L
"[Wooden fence at] Canterbury."
Rev. Wenman Henry Langton.
Orig. "G.W.L."; contributor notes that he wrote an article in GM 77-ii (1807): 1205, which Kuist 82: 85 attributes to Rev. Wenman Henry Langton.
- 80-ii (1810): 113-114. L:
"Plan of Mr. Salisbury's Botanic Garden explained."
William Salisbury.
[William Salisbury was a botanist.] [Orig. "W. Salisbury"]
-
80-ii
(1810)
120-121
L:
"Instances of the late Mr. [William] Pitt's
Disinterestedness."
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 116Orig. "A Pittite"
- 80-ii (1810): 121. A:
"Letter LXVI. On Prisons."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
-
80-ii
(1810)
123-128
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire VI
[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."
-
80-ii
(1810)
128-129
L
"Distribution of Bibles."
Rev. Edward Goodwin.
Orig. "E.G."; dated Sheffield, whence Goodwin corresponded with the GM
- 80-ii (1810): 129-130. L:
"Injury to Plane Trees."
William Humphries.
[Orig. "W. Humphries"; dated Harpenden, whence William Humphries corresponded with the GM]
- 80-ii (1810): 130-131. L:
"The late Loss of the Plane Trees accounted for."
William Salisbury.
[Dated Botanic Garden, Sloane- street, where William Salisbury held botanical classes.] [Orig. "W. Salisbury"]
-
80-ii
(1810)
131-134
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No.
CXLVIII."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 47Orig. "An Architect"
-
80-ii
(1810)
134
L
"Great Want of Specie."
Thomas Walters.
Orig. "T.W."; dated "S. Sea Common, near Portsmouth," whence Walters corresponded with the GM
-
80-ii
(1810)
160
V
"Ode to the Poppy."
Henrietta O'Neil.
GM 103-ii (1833): 130-132, which states that Henrietta O'Neil, not Charlotte Smith, was the author of the verses
- 80-ii (1810): 160-161. L:
Juvenile Latin verses by the correspondent's son, Wenman Cavendish
Langton, enc.
Rev. Wenman Henry Langton.
[Orig. "W. H. Langton"]
-
80-ii
(1810)
185-187
O
"A Few Biographical Sketches of the Late Master J. R. Booker."
Rev. Luke Booker.
Orig. "L.B."
-
80-ii
(1810)
191
O:
Samuel Barnard.
William Hutchinson
Kuist 82: 81
- 80-ii (1810): 202. A:
"Meteorological Diary for August, 1810. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 80-ii (1810): 202. A:
"Meteorological Table for September 1810. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
80-ii
(1810)
204-205
L:
"The Church at Reculver."
Zachariah Cozens [?]
Kuist 82: 52Orig. "C. of Kent"
- 80-ii (1810): 206. L:
"Hedgehogs."
William Humphries.
[Orig. "W. Humphries"; dated from Harpenden, whence William Humphries corresponded with the GM; Humphries had earlier contributed an item on hedgehogs to GM 79-ii (1809): 604-605.]
- 80-ii (1810): 207. L:
"[More re the] Family of Sir Hans Sloane."
Thomas Faulkner.
[Orig. "T. Faulkner"; dated Chelsea, whence Thomas Faulkner sent a signed contribution to GM 78-ii (1808): 669-670]
-
80-ii
(1810)
209
L:
"The new Gallery at the British Museum."
Joseph Planta
Kuist 82: 134Orig. "Ambulator"
-
80-ii
(1810)
217
L:
"Whittington Rectory."
John Bowyer Nichols
Kuist 82: 122Orig. "M. Green"
- 80-ii (1810): 222-224. L:
"An early Edition of Caxton's 'Chronicle' described."
Rev. Thomas Frognall Dibdin.
[Orig. "T. F. Dibdin"]
-
80-ii
(1810)
225-227
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire
VII."
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."
- 80-ii (1810): 232. L:
"Richardson on Fiorin Grass."
Rev. William Richardson.
[Orig. "W. Richardson, D.D."; dated Moy (Ireland), where William Richardson, a writer on agriculture, was rector]
-
80-ii
(1810)
241-245
R:
Samuel Butler's A Letter to the Rev. C. J.
Blomfield . . . containing Remarks on the Edinburgh Review of The
Cambridge Aeschylus, and incidental Observations on that of the
Oxford Strabo.
Rev. Weeden Butler the Elder or Rev. Weeden Butler the Younger
Kuist 82: 41
- 80-ii (1810): 261.
V:"Verses to an Agricultural Friend [Mr. Dyde of Aylesbury
House, Warwicks.], suffering under the loss of a course of unseasonable Weather
in Hay Harvest. By Mr. Pratt. . . ."
Samuel Jackson Pratt.
[Index 527]
-
80-ii
(1810)
261-262
V
"Belov'd, respected shade."
William Bunce.
Orig. "W.B."; dated Canterbury; Bunce lived in Harbledown, near Canterbury; headnote states that the author composed the poem in memory of his grandfather, Rev. John Bunce.
- 80-ii (1810): 263. V:
"Verses Spoken in the Theatre at Oxford . . . on the Installation of the
Right Hon. Lord Grenville, as Chancellor of the University of Oxford, July 5,
1810. Written by the Rev. W. L. Bowles."
Rev. William Lisle Bowles.
[Index 491]
-
80-ii
(1810)
263-264
V
"Epilogue To Innovation, alias Reform."
Samuel Ashby.
Dated Bungay, whence Ashby corresponded with the GM; refers to his poem (signed "S.A.") in GM80-ii (1810): 62- 63
-
80-ii
(1810)
290-291
O:
Catherine Abbott.
Rev. Wee den Butler the Elder or Rev. Weeden Butler the Younger
Kuist 82: 41
- 80-ii (1810): 298. A:
"Meteorological Diary for September, 1810. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 80-ii (1810): 298. A:
"Meteorological Table for October 1810. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
80-ii
(1810)
301-303
A:
"Architectural Innovation. No. CXLIX."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 47Orig. "An Architect"
- 80-ii (1810): 305. L:
"Scenery of [George] Lillo's 'George Barnwell.'"
David Parkes.
[Orig. "D. Parkes"; dated Shrewsbury, David Parkes's home]
- 80-ii (1810): 305. L:
"Shelton Oak."
David Parkes.
[Orig. "D. Parkes"; dated Shrewsbury, David Parkes's home]
- 80-ii (1810): 305-307. L:
"Monumental Inscriptions in St. Nicholas, Harwich."
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]
-
80-ii
(1810)
307-308
L:
"Rivalx Abbey."
Rev. William Gray
Kuist 82: 74Orig. "An Observer"
-
80-ii
(1810)
314-317
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire
VIII."
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."
-
80-ii
(1810)
319-320
L
"Oriental and Occidental Plane."
Rev. Samuel Henley.
Orig. "S.H."
- 80-ii (1810): 321-322. L:
"Church Notes from Brixworth."
Edward Wedlake Brayley the Elder.
[Orig. "F. W. Brayley"]
- 80-ii (1810): 322-323. L:
"Seal Ring, probably Shakspeare's."
Robert Bell Wheler.
[Orig. "R. B. Wheler"; dated Old Town, Stratford upon Avon; Robert Bell Wheler was an antiquary of Stratford-on- Avon.]
- 80-ii (1810): 324. L:
"[J. G. I.] Breiktopf on Printing."
Rev. Thomas Frognall Dibdin.
[Orig. "T. F. Dibdin"]
- 80-ii (1810): 325-326. A:
"Letter LXVII. On Prisons."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
- 80-ii (1810): 333. L:
"John Carter [in response to criticisms by 'An Old Correspondent' (Rev.
William Vincent, Dean of Westminster)]."
John Carter.
[Orig. "J. Carter"]
- 80-ii (1810): 359. V:
"Parting with my Dearest."
John Mayne.
[Index 519] [Orig. "J. Mayne"]
- 80-ii (1810): 360. V:
"Lines, from the pen of Mr. Scott, . . . in his hand-writing, in the Album
at Ulva ['Staffa! sprung from high Macdonald']."
Sir Walter Scott.
[Index 531]
- 80-ii (1810): 386-387. O:
Thomas Ludlam.
John Nichols.
[Annotation of 25 July 1810 in Nichols Family Records, vol. 8 (PC4/1/f146), transcribed by Julian Pooley, The Nichols Archive Project, Surrey History Centre, and furnished in letter of 10 Sept. 2001 to the author]
-
80-ii
(1810)
395-396
O:
John Thomas.
Rev. Weeden Butler the Elder or Rev. Weeden Butler the Younger
Kuist 82: 41
- 80-ii (1810): 402. A:
"Meteorological Diary for October, 1810. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 80-ii (1810): 402. A:
"Meteorological Table for November 1810. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
80-ii
(1810)
403-405
A:
"Architectural Innovation, No. CL."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 47Orig. "An Architect"
- 80-ii (1810): 407. L:
Re the ring of bells in St. Nicholas's Chapel.
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]
-
80-ii
(1810)
409-412
L:
"Obstetrical Delinquency.--'Medical Spectator,'
&c.; The evil Tendency of certain Quack Advertisements."
Dr. John Sherwen
Kuist 82: 144Orig. "Occasional Correspondent"
-
80-ii
(1810)
413
L
"Serious Thoughts on Religion."
John Overton.
Orig. "J.O."; dated Plumstead, Kent, whence Overton corresponded with the GM in 1812
- 80-ii (1810): 414-415. L:
"Statue of Nelson at Birmingham; Moses Haughton.--Dr. George
Croft."
David Parkes.
[Orig. "D. Parkes"; dated Shrewsbury, David Parkes's home]
-
80-ii
(1810)
415-416
o
L:
"Erich Church; Wrexham, Great Driffield, and
Portsea Churches."
Thomas Walters
Kuist 82: 152Orig. "T.W."
-
80-ii
(1810)
418-421
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire
IX."
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."
- 80-ii (1810): 421-422. L:
"Letter LXVIII. On Prisons."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
-
80-ii
(1810)
427
L
"Swallows."
Rev. William Archibald Armstrong.
Orig. "W.A.A."; dated Cheshunt, Herts.; Armstrong grew up in Enfield, four miles away, and was a J.P. for Herts.
-
80-ii
(1810)
427
L:
On the custom of separate seating for men and
women in the synagogue.
James Brown
Kuist 82: 36Orig. "E."
-
80-ii
(1810)
428-429
L:
"Comforts for the Blind?"
Rev. William Archibald Armstrong
Kuist 82: 29; corrected (Kuist attributes this item to Armstrong provisionally; dated Cheshunt, Herts., which is four miles from Enfield, where Armstrong grew up; Armstrong was a J.P. for Herts. and Middlesex.)Orig. "W.A.A."
-
80-ii
(1810)
429-430
L:
"Mr. Bunce, late British Resident at
Muscat."
William Bunce
Kuist 82: 39Orig. "W.B."
-
80-ii
(1810)
431-432
L:
"The Lady Oak?"
R. Baldwin [?]
Kuist 82: 30Orig. "R.B."
- 80-ii (1810): 461. V:
"A Fable. By the Rev. Archdeacon Nares."
Rev. Robert Nares.
[Index 522]
-
80-ii
(1810)
462
V:
"Stanzas, On the Death of Thomas Robinson,
Esq."
Thomas Stott
Kuist 82: 147Orig. "Hafiz"
- 80-ii (1810): 462. V:
"Extempore Lines, written immediately on reading of Lord Wellington's
Defeat of Massena's Army [at Busaco], Sept. 27. By Mr. Pratt."
Samuel Jackson Pratt.
[Index 527]
- 80-ii (1810): 506. A:
"Meteorological Diary for November, 1810. By Dr. Pole, Bristol."
Dr. Thomas Pole.
[Dr. Thomas Pole practiced medicine in Bristol after 1802.]
- 80-ii (1810): 506. A:
"Meteorological Table for December 1810. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
80-ii
(1810)
508-509
L
"Character of the late Major-General John Bellasis."
William Bunce.
Orig. "W.B."; refers to GM 80-ii (1810): 429-430, which Kuist 82: 39 attributes to Bunce
-
80-ii
(1810)
513
L:
"Remains of Bermondsey Abbey,
Southwark."
John Carter [?]
Kuist 82: 48Orig. "J.C."
- 80-ii (1810): 514. L:
"Letter LXIX. On Prisons."
Dr. John Coakley Lettsom.
[Orig. "J. C. Lettsom"]
-
80-ii
(1810)
521-522
L:
"Original Letter from Mr. [John] Baskerville to
Lord Orford."
Joseph Harding
Kuist 82: 76Orig. "J.H."
-
80-ii
(1810)
522-523
L:
"Family of Fulmerstone.--Lord Pembroke's Port
Wine."
David Elisha Davy
Kuist 82: 54Orig. "D.Y."
-
80-ii
(1810)
526-527
L:
"Old England for ever!--Remarkable
Epitaphs."
Thomas Walters
Kuist 82: 152Orig. "T.W."
-
80-ii
(1810)
530-532
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire
X."
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."
-
80-ii
(1810)
534-536
L:
"Indispensible Duty of attending at Public
Worship."
William Bunce
Kuist 82: 39Orig. "W.B."
-
80-ii
(1810)
537-540
A:
"Architectural Innovation, No. CLI."
John Carter
Kuist 82: 47Orig V. "An Architect"
-
80-ii
(1810)
540-541
L:
"Epitaph on Mr. [Jonas] Dryander."
Rev. Stephen Weston [?]
Kuist 82: 154
-
80-ii
(1810)
556-563
R:
James Stanier Clarke and John M'Arthur, The
Life of Admiral Lord Nelson.
Rev. William Vincent, Dean of Westminster
Kuist 82: 152
- 80-ii (1810): 565. V:
"The Last Token; or 'Remember me.' Written on the Princess Amelia's
mournful Present to his Majesty [on the occasion of her death]. By Peter
Pindar, Esq."
Dr. John Wolcot.
["Peter Pindar" was Wolcott's pseudonym.]
-
80-ii
(1810)
566
L
Latin ode [by Wenman Cavendish Langton] enc.
Rev. Wenman Henry Langton.
Orig. "W.H.L."
- 80-ii (1810): 566. V:
"On a Gamester and Spendthrift."
Rev. Samuel Elsdale.
[Index 502] [Orig. "S. Elsdale"]
-
80-ii
(1810)
602-606
A:
"Illustrations of Horace, Book I. Satire X
[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."
-
80-ii
(1810)
608
L:
"Epitaphs."
Thomas Walters
Kuist 82: 152Orig. "T.W."
-
80-ii
(1810)
609
L:
"The Revolution House at Whittington."
Richard Gough [?]
Kuist 82: 122; corrected (attributed in Kuist to John Bowyer Nichols, probably erroneously)Orig. "D.H."
-
80-ii
(1810)
619-620
L
"Othello."
Hugh Robert Duff.
Orig. "D."; dated Muirtown, whence Duff corresponded with the GM
- 80-ii (1810): 631. L:
"[Dispute involving] Churton."
Rev. Ralph Churton.
[Orig. "R. Churton"]
- 80-ii (1810): 631-632. L:
"Scotch Plaid."
John Carter.
[Orig. "J. Carter"]
-
80-ii
(1810)
632
L:
Correction of an earlier account of the
interment of Marie Josephine Louise de Savoie, consort of Louis
XVIII.
Sir Henry Ellis
Kuist 82: 58Orig. "H.E."
-
80-ii
(1810)
645.
V:
"An Hymn, For an Infirmary. By the Rev. C. V. Le Grice, M.A."
Rev. Charles Valentine Le Grice.
Index 515
-
80-ii
(1810)
645-646
V:
"The Drawing-room of Flora."
Rev. Joseph Dixon
Kuist 82: 56Orig. "J.D."
-
80-ii
(1810)
668-669
O:
Richard Cassan.
Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan
Kuist 82: 48