Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine

91-i (1821): ii. V: "The Newdigate Prize Poem, 1821. By the Hon. G. W. F. Howard, of Christ Church."
George William Frederick Howard, 7th Earl of Carlisle.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-i (1821) [iii]-iv S: "Preface."
Dr. Peter Austin Nuttall
Kuist 82: 132
91-i (1821) 2 L Re Baron Henley of Chardstock.
Charles Ludlow Tonson.
Orig. "G.H.W."; Dormant Peerages 534
91-i (1821) 9 L: "Cuddesdon Church, Oxon."
George Hollis
Kuist 82: 80Orig. "X."
91-i (1821) 9-10 L "Rendlesham Ch. Suffolk."
Rev. Cuthbert Henley.
Kuist 82: 78 attributes the cont. of this article (GM91-i [1821]: 105-107) to Cuthbert Henley.
91-i (1821) 11-13 A "Compendium of County History. Rutland."
John Roby.
Orig. "Byro"
91-i (1821) 14-16 A "Progress of Literature in different Ages of Society."
Edward Phillips, Jun.
Orig. "E.P."
91-i (1821) 17 L: "Appleby, Leicestershire."
John Bowyer Nichols
Kuist 82: 123Orig. "N.R.S."
91-i (1821) 21-26 A "The Censor.--No. IV. Inquiry into the Progress of Anecdotal Literature."
James Temple Mansel.
Kuist 82: 91, 93, attributes this multi-part series to Mansel.
91-i (1821) 32-35 A: "Spontaneous Display of native Genius."
Edward Phillips, Jun
Kuist 82: 136Orig. "E.P."
91-i (1821) 35-38 L "New Church of St. Dunstan's in the East."
Edward John Carlos.
Orig. "E.I.C."
91-i (1821) 72 V "The Lament of Woburn."
James Temple Mansel.
Orig. "J.T.M."
91-i (1821): 72-73. V: "To the Rainbow. By T. Campbell."
Thomas Campbell.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-i (1821) 89-90 O: Anne Hunter (Mrs. John Hunter).
Rev. Robert Nares
Kuist 82: 115
91-i (1821): 94. A: "Meteorological Table for Jan. 1821. By W. Cary, Strand"
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-i (1821) 98 L "Hatchments from Churches."
Henry Carrington Bowles.
Orig. "M." (Gothic)
91-i (1821) 101-103 L: "On the Temple Church and Monuments."
John Chessell Buckler
Kuist 82: 38Orig. "J.C.B." (Gothic)
91-i (1821) 105-107 A: "Account of Rendlesham Church, Suffolk."
Rev. Cuthbert Henley
Kuist 82: 78Orig. "H."
91-i (1821) 108-112 A "Compendium of County History. Shropshire."
John Roby.
Kuist 82: 140 attributes the multi-part county history series to Roby.
91-i (1821) 113-115 L: "Girgenti, or Agrigenti, in Sicily, described; Account of the antient City of Agrigentum."
William Robinson the Elder
Kuist 82: 139Orig. "W.R."
91-i (1821) 116-118 A "Progress of Literature in different Ages of Society [cont.]."
Edward Phillips, Jun.
Orig. "E.P."; dated Melksham, whence Phillips had corresponded with the GM in 1817
91-i (1821) 119-123 A "The Censor.--No. V. An Inquiry into the Progress of Anecdotal Literature."
James Temple Mansel.
Kuist 82: 91, 93, attributes this multi-part series to Mansel.
91-i (1821): 125-126. A: "Account of Rio de Janeiro [cont.]."
Anthony Sinnot.
[Orig. "A. Sinnot"]
91-i (1821) 126 L: "Sir F[rancis] Drake's Walking Cane."
William Robinson the Elder
Kuist 82: 139Orig. "W.R."
91-i (1821) 134-135 L: "On the Neglect of Prefaces."
Anthony Highmore
Kuist 82: 79Orig. "A.H."
91-i (1821): 136. A: "Ancient Anecdotes, &c. from Valerius Maximus, by Dr. Carey, West Square [cont.]."
Dr. John Carey.
[Authorship disclosed in title; John Carey, signing his full name, contributed items in GM 87-i (1817): 603-604 and elsewhere.]
91-i (1821) 164 V "Lines on My Birth-Day. Feb. 14, 1821."
John Nichols.
GM91-i (1821): 659; dated Highbury Place, where Nichols lived Orig. "J.N."
91-i (1821) 164 V "Written on the Grave of Mark Slingsby, at Newport-Pagnel, Sept. 3, 1810."
James Temple Mansel.
Orig. "J.T.M."; Mansel (signing "Lathburiensis") contributed "Particulars relative to Newport Pagnell, Bucks." to GM 90-ii (1820): 124-126.
91-i (1821): 165-166. V: "Lines written at Weston-super-Mare, in October 1818."
Daniel Cabanel.
[Orig. "D. Cabanel"; Index 494 lists numerous verse contributions by Daniel Cabanel as late as 1818.]
91-i (1821): 184. O: Solomon Wadd.
William Wadd.
[William Wadd, letter to John Bowyer Nichols, 8 Feb. 1821, Private Collection (PC2/4/f4 NAD4018), transcribed by Julian Pooley, The Nichols Archive Project, Surrey History Centre, and furnished in letter of 10 Sept. 2001 to the author]
91-i (1821): 190. A: "Meteorological Table for Feb. 1821. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-i (1821) 194 L Exposure of the New Monthly Magazine for plagiarizing one of the author's articles in the GM series, "The Censor. . . . An Inquiry into the Progress of Anecdotal Literature."
James Temple Mansel.
Orig. "J.T.M."; Kuist 82: 91, 93, attributes the multi-part series to Mansel.
91-i (1821) 195-197 L "Remarks on the present Provision for the Poor."
Rev. John Collinson.
Kuist 82: 199 cites Collinson's MS letter re this article, inserted into Nichols File of the GMat 91-i (1821): 197. Orig. "Far-niente"
91-i (1821) 197 L "Account of the Red River Settlement, North America."
Anthony Highmore.
Orig. "A.H."
91-i (1821) 197-198 L "Account of Cumner Place & Wayland Smith, Berks."
John Bowyer Nichols.
Orig. "N.R.S."
91-i (1821): 199-200. L: "[Ralph] Bigland's Collections for Gloucestershire."
Rev. Thomas Dudley Fosbroke.
[Orig. "T. D. Fosbroke"]
91-i (1821) 207-208 L "Principles of Latin and Greek Versification."
Peter Austin Nuttall.
Orig. "P.A.N."
91-i (1821) 209-213 A "Compendium of County History. Shropshire [cont.]."
John Roby.
Kuist 82: 140 attributes the multi-part county history series to Roby.
91-i (1821) 218-222 A "The Censor.--No. VI. An Inquiry into the Progress of Anecdotal Literature."
James Temple Mansel.
Kuist 82: 91, 93, attributes this multi-part series to Mansel.
91-i (1821) 223-224 L "Real Origin of Pointed Architecture."
Edward John Carlos.
Orig. "E.I.C."
91-i (1821) 224-227 A "Progress of Literature in different Ages of Society [cont.]."
Edward Phillips, Jun.
Orig. "E.P."; dated Melksham, whence Phillips had corresponded with the GM in 1817
91-i (1821) 230-231 L "Mission College at Calcutta."
Anthony Highmore.
Orig. "A.H."
91-i (1821) 231-232 L: "On British Topography."
Sir Richard Colt Hoare
Kuist 82: 80Orig. "F.A.S."
91-i (1821): 236-237. R: Francis Paul Stratford's A Letter to the Right Honourable Sir John Newport, Bart., M.P. on the Subject of the present Commission for an Inquiry into the Duties, Salaries, &c. of the Officers of the several Courts of Justice in England; in which are contained short Observations on the Antiquity, Nature, and Duties of the Office of Master in Ordinary of the High Court of Chancery, with a view to Salaries, instead of Fees.
John Nichols.
[John Nichols, letter to Joseph Cradock, Mar. 1821, Private Collection (PC2/1/f122 NAD867), transcribed by Julian Pooley, The Nichols Archive Project, Surrey History Centre, and furnished in letter of 22 Feb. 2000 to the author]
91-i (1821) 260 V "Johanni Nichols, de Septuagesimo Septimo Natali, Carmina."
Peter Austin Nuttall.
Orig. "P.A.N."
91-i (1821): 286. A: "Meteorological Table for March, 1821. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-i (1821) 290 L Re an air ("In love shou'd there meet a fond Pair") composed by George III.
Henry Carrington Bowles.
Orig. "H.C.B."
91-i (1821) 290 L Query re the librettist of The Messiah.
Rev. Wenman Henry Langton.
Orig. "G.W.L."
91-i (1821) 295-296 A "Provision for the Poor--No. II."
Rev. John Collinson.
Cont. of GM91-i (1821): 195-197; Kuist 82: 199 cites Collinson's MS letter re the first part of the article, inserted into Nichols File of the GM at 91-i (1821): 197. Orig. "Far- niente"
91-i (1821) 297 L: "Rievaulx Abbey."
John Chessell Buckler
Kuist 82: 38Orig. "J.C.B." (Gothic)
91-i (1821) 297-300 L: "New Church of St. Dunstan in the East."
John Chessell Buckler
Kuist 82: 38Orig. "J.C.B." (Gothic)
91-i (1821): 302. L: "Knights of the Shire, and Sheriffs?"
Sir Richard Colt Hoare.
[Orig. "R. C. Hoare"; dated Stourhead, whence Hoare corresponded with the GM]
91-i (1821) 302-304 A "Compendium of County History. Shropshire [cont.]."
John Roby.
Orig. "Byro"
91-i (1821) 308-312 A: "Display of Native Genius. No. II [John Clare and Henry Kirke White]."
Edward Phillips, Jun
Kuist 82: 136Orig. "E.P."
91-i (1821) 318-320 L: "Reflections on the subject of Catholic Emancipation."
Anthony Highmore
Kuist 82: 79Orig. "A.H."
91-i (1821) 320-324 A "The Censor.--No. VII. An Inquiry into the Progress of Anecdotal Literature."
James Temple Mansel.
Kuist 82: 91, 93, attributes this multi-part series to Mansel.
91-i (1821) 324-325 L "Oliver Goldsmith."
Charles Ludlow Tonson.
Orig. "G.H.W."; Dormant Peerages 534
91-i (1821): 328. L: "Remarks on 'If.'"
Raleigh Trevelyan.
[Orig. "R. Trevelyan"]
91-i (1821): 355. V: "The Maid's Remonstrance. By T. Campbell."
Thomas Campbell.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-i (1821): 382. A: "Meteorological Table for April, 1821. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-i (1821) 386 L Correction re "Compendium of the History of Shropshire."
Edward John Carlos.
Orig. "E.I.C."
91-i (1821): 386. L: Re an Edward II grant of free warren.
Vernon Yonge [?].
[Orig. "V. Yonge"; Alumni Oxon.: Later Ser. 4: 1628 lists a Vernon Yonge, son of Walter Yonge of Staffordshire, who matriculated at Wadham College in 1777; he is a more likely candidate than a Vernon Yonge, Jun., also of Staffordshire, who matriculated at St. John's College, Cambridge, in 1752 (Alumni Cantab., Pt. II, 6: 616) and thus would probably have been born too early to be the author of the 1821 item.]
91-i (1821): 392. L: "Oliver Goldsmith's Family."
Rev. John Graham.
[Orig. "J. Graham"; John Graham in GM 90-ii (1820): 448 had contributed a poem in honor of Goldsmith's birthday.]
91-i (1821): 393-395. L: "Account of Flitton Church, Bedfordshire."
Rev. John Docwra Parry.
[Orig. "J. D. Parry"; dated Woburn, whence Parry corresponded with the GM]
91-i (1821) 396-399 L: "Account of Agrigentum."
William Robinson the Elder
Kuist 82: 139Orig. "W.R."
91-i (1821) 402-403 A "Provision for the Poor. No. III."
Rev. John Collinson.
Cont. of GM91-i (1821): 195-197; Kuist 82: 199 cites Collinson's MS letter re the first part of the article, inserted into Nichols File of the GM at 91-i (1821): 197. Orig. "Far- niente"
91-i (1821): 407-409. A: "Description of Rio de Janeiro [cont.]."
Anthony Sinnot.
[Orig. "A. Sinnot"]
91-i (1821) 409-410 L: "Etymology of several Towns in Bedfordshire."
Thomas Fisher
Kuist 82: 59Orig. "T.F."
91-i (1821) 410-411 L "Mermaid [actually a sea mammal resembling a seal]."
Rev. Ralph Churton.
Orig. "R.C."
91-i (1821) 411 L "Marmion Arms."
Edward Gwyn.
Orig. "N.Y.W.G."
91-i (1821) 411-413 L: "Origin of Pointed Architecture. No. II."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 43Orig. "E.I.C."
91-i (1821) 413-414 L: "American Farming."
Joseph Haslewood
Kuist 82: 77Orig. "Eu. H."
91-i (1821) 414-417 L: "Progress of Literature in different Ages [cont.]."
Edward Phillips, Jun
Kuist 82: 136Orig. "E.P."
91-i (1821) 419-420 L: "Crowded State of City Burial Grounds."
Anthony Highmore
Kuist 82: 79Orig. "A.H."
91-i (1821) 420-422 L: "Retrospections on the rapid Progress of Time."
William Bunce
Kuist 82: 39Orig. "W.B."
91-i (1821) 426-430 R William Davis Robinson's Memoirs of the Mexican Revolution.
Rev. Robert Nares [?].
Illust.7: 641-642
91-i (1821) 437 R: Thomas Frognall Dibdin's A Bibliographical, Antiquarian, and Picturesque Tour in France and Germany.
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 116
91-i (1821) 454 V Two poems, "Lines Addressed to an only Son, at the age of 15, on his departure to India, in April 1802, at the Tomb of his paternal Ancestors, in the Parish Church of St. Clement, Sandwich, in Kent," followed by "Sequel to the foregoing Lines, on visiting a Cenotaph recently erected to the Son's Memory, on the same spot."
William Bunce.
Orig. "W.B."; dated Sandwich (Bunce lived in Kent); concerns Bunce's only son, who died in India and to whom Bunce refers several times in his contributions to the GM
91-i (1821) 454 V "To a Lady, With a Japan Rose in Bloom, on the 80th Anniversary of her Birth."
John Nichols.
GM91-i (1821): 659; dated Highbury, where Nichols lived Orig. "J.N."
91-i (1821): 471-472. O: John Bonneycastle.
F. Hommey [?].
[John Bowyer Nichols, annotation of 15 May 1821 in Nichols Family Records, vol. 13 (PC2/4/f28), transcribed by Julian Pooley, The Nichols Archive Project, Surrey History Centre, and furnished in letter of 10 Sept. 2001 to the author]
91-i (1821): 472-473. O: William Stevenson.
Thomas Amyot [?].
[John Nichols, letter to John Bowyer Nichols, 31 May 1821 (PC2/4/f33/3 NAD4162), transcribed by Julian Pooley, The Nichols Archive Project, Surrey History Centre, and furnished in letter of 12 Sept. 2002 to the author]
91-i (1821): 478. A: "Meteorological Table for May, 1821. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-i (1821) 482 L Re "The Song of Happy Dick."
James Temple Mansel.
Orig. "Lathburiensis"
91-i (1821) 492-496 A: "Progress of Literature in different Ages of Society [cont.]."
Edward Phillips, Jun
Kuist 82: 136Orig. "E.P."
91-i (1821) 499-502 A: "The Censor.--No. VIII. An Inquiry into the Progress of Anecdotal Literature [cont.]."
James Temple Mansel
Kuist 82: 93Orig. "I.T.M."
91-i (1821) 505 L: "Tablet in Memory of Dr. [William Charles] Wells."
John Bowyer Nichols
Kuist 82: 122Orig. "J.B.N."
91-i (1821) 506-510 A: "Compendium of County History--Buckinghamshire."
John Roby
Kuist 82: 140
91-i (1821) 519-520 L: "Antient Pump in Clerkenwell."
William Robinson the Elder
Kuist 82: 139Orig. "W.R."
91-i (1821) 520 L: "Surtees's Durham."
Robert Surtees
Kuist 82: 147Orig. "F.S.A. alter"
91-i (1821) 520 L "Anachronisms in Kenilworth respect. Shakspre."
William Charles Dyer.
Orig. "W.C.D."
91-i (1821) 525-530 R: Thomas Frognall Dibdin's A Bibliographical, Antiquarian, and Picturesque Tour in France and Germany.
Rev. Thomas Frognall Dibdin (reviewing his own work)
Kuist 82: 56
91-i (1821): 541. R: Fidelia; or The Prevalence of Fashion.
John Nichols.
[John Nichols, letter to John Bowyer Nichols, 16 June 1821, Private Collection (PC2/4/f42/1 NAD4214), transcribed by Julian Pooley, The Nichols Archive Project, Surrey History Centre, and furnished in letter of 11 Aug. 2002 to the author]
91-i (1821) 549 V "On the Egyptian Tomb."
Rev. William Lisle Bowles.
Bowles 2: 286-288 Orig. "W.L.B."
91-i (1821) 567-568 O: Henry Edridge.
----- Rice of Jermyn Street
Kuist 82: 139Orig. "H.R.D."
91-i (1821): 574 [misnumbered as 2nd 478]. A: "Meteorological Table for June, 1821. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-i (1821): 579-581. L: "Dr. Cove on the Value of Tithes."
Rev. Morgan Cove.
[Orig. "M. Cove, D.C.L."]
91-i (1821) 581-583 A: "Origin of Pointed Architecture. No. III."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 43Orig. "E.I.C."
91-i (1821): 592. L: "Etymology of 'Blunt.'"
Raleigh Trevelyan.
[Orig. "R. Trevelyan"]
91-i (1821) 592-593 L: "Anecdotes of Praise-God Barebone."
James Temple Mansel
Kuist 82: 93Orig. "Lathburiensis"
91-i (1821) 597-599 L "Abolition of Slavery."
Anthony Highmore.
Orig. "A.H."
91-i (1821) 599 L: "Bourchier Arms."
Edward Gwyn
Kuist 82: 75Orig. "N.Y.W.G."
91-i (1821) 604-605 L "Injurious Effects of the Window Tax."
Edward James Wilson [?].
Dated Lincoln, whence Wilson wrote two MS letters in 1850 (v. Kuist 82: 274); Orig. "E.J.W."
91-i (1821) 607-608 L "On Filial Duty and Affection."
William Bunce.
Orig. "W.B."; dated Northiam, whence Bunce had corresponded with the GM in 1810
91-i (1821): 620-621. R: William Combe's The Third Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of a Wife. A Poem.
John Nichols.
[John Nichols, letter to John Bowyer Nichols, 22 May 1821, Private Collection (PC2/4/f32/1 NAD4156), transcribed by Julian Pooley, The Nichols Archive Project, Surrey History Centre, and furnished in letter of 11 Aug. 2002 to the author]
91-i (1821): 631. V: "Duty and Pleasure. By Mrs. Piozzi."
Hester Lynch Piozzi [formerly Hester Lynch Thrale].
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-i (1821) 642-646 O: Charles Alfred Stothard.
Alfred John Kempe
Kuist 82: 84Orig. "A. J.K."
91-ii (1821) iii-iv S: "Preface."
Dr. Peter Austin Nuttall
Kuist 82: 132
91-ii (1821) 2 L Query re the Lucy family.
James Temple Mansel.
Orig. "Lathburiensis"
91-ii (1821) 17-20 L: "New Church at Mitcham, Surrey."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 43Orig. "E.I.C."
91-ii (1821) 22-23 L: "Royal Jesters."
James Temple Mansel
Kuist 82: 93Orig. "Lathburiensis"
91-ii (1821): 23-24. L: "Tristan de Acunha."
Anthony Sinnot.
[Orig. "A. Sinnot"]
91-ii (1821): 24-26. A: "Statues in the French Museum, with Remarks by Mr. Fosbroke. No. VIII."
Rev. Thomas Dudley Fosbroke.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-ii (1821) 28-30 L: "Cedar of Libanus at Enfield, described."
William Robinson the Elder
Kuist 82: 139Orig. "W.R."
91-ii (1821): 30-34. L: "On the Antient Tenure called Drengage."
William Robert Whatton.
[Orig. "W. R. Whatton"]
91-ii (1821): 42-45. R: John Nichols's Queen Elizabeth's Progresses, Vol. IV. Part i.
Rev. Thomas Dudley Fosbroke.
[John Nichols, letter to John Bowyer Nichols, 16 June 1821, Private Collection (PC2/4/f42/1 NAD4214), transcribed by Julian Pooley, The Nichols Archive Project, Surrey History Centre, and furnished in letter of 11 Aug. 2002 to the author]
91-ii (1821): 65. V: "To Henry Meyer, Esq. Red Lion-square, Portrait Painter and Engraver. . . . By Mr. G. Dyer, Author of the 'History of Cambridge,' 'Poems,' &c."
George Dyer.
[Authorship disclosed in title] [Orig. "G. D."]
91-ii (1821): 65-67. V: "Apostrophe to the New River."
John Abraham Heraud.
[Orig. "A. Heraud"]
91-ii (1821): 94. A: "Meteorological Table for July, 1821. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-ii (1821) 101-103 L: "[Rowley] Lascelles's Origin of Gothic Architecture defended."
Rowley Lascelles
Kuist 82: 85Orig. "Yorick"
91-ii (1821) 111 L "R[obert] Stephens."
John Bangor Russell [?].
Orig. "J.B.R."
91-ii (1821) 112 L: "Towers of St. Mary Overy and the Royal Exchange."
John Chessell Buckler
Kuist 82: 38Orig. "J.C.B." (Gothic)
91-ii (1821) 114-116 L: "Church Notes from Frome, co. Somerset."
Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan
Kuist 82: 48Orig. "A Constant Reader"
91-ii (1821) 119-120 L: "Novel of 'Fidelia.'"
Rev. Thomas Dudley Fosbroke
Kuist 82: 63Orig. "Apicius"
91-ii (1821) 126-131 A: "The Censor.--No. IX. Progress of Anecdotal Literature."
James Temple Mansel
Kuist 82: 93Orig. "I.T.M."
91-ii (1821) 132-135 L "The Cambrian Metropolitan Institution defended; Cultivation of the Welsh Language defended."
John Nichols.
Orig. "Caradoc"
91-ii (1821) 136 S Re Fasti Triumphales.
Sir Richard Colt Hoare.
Orig. "R.C.H."
91-ii (1821): 137-138. R: Pishey Thompson's Collections for a Topographical and Historical Account of Boston, and the Hundred of Skirbeck, in the County of Lincoln.
John Bowyer Nichols.
[Kuist 82: 121 attributes to John Bowyer Nichols the conc. of this review in 91-ii (1821): 233-235.]
91-ii (1821): 138-139. R: [James Sargant] Storer's History and Antiquities of the Cathedral Churches of Great Britain.
John Bowyer Nichols.
[John Nichols, letter to John Bowyer Nichols, 31 May 1821, Private Collection (PC2/4/f33/3 NAD4162), transcribed by Julian Pooley, The Nichols Archive Project, Surrey History Centre, and furnished in letter of 11 Aug. 2002 to the author]
91-ii (1821) 143-148 R: Thomas Frognall Dibdin's Bibliographical Tour (cont.).
Rev. Thomas Frognall Dibdin(reviewing his own work)
Kuist 82: 56
91-ii (1821): 161-167. A: "Method of Rescuing Persons from Vessels Stranded on a Leeward Shore. By Capt. G. W. Manby."
George William Manby.
[George William Manby signed his full name to a contribution in GM 84-i (1814): 539-541 re saving victims who fall through the ice, and he responded to a criticism of the present contribution in a signed item in GM 91-ii (1821): 424.]
91-ii (1821) 169 V "Addressed to an only Son, at the age of Fifteen, on his departure to India, in April 1802, at the Grave of the Author's Parents, in the Parish Church of St. Clement, Sandwich [reprint of GM 91-i (1821): 454]."
William Bunce.
Orig. "W.B."; dated Sandwich (Bunce lived in Kent); concerns Bunce's only son, who died in India and to whom Bunce refers several times in his contributions to the GM
91-ii (1821) 184-185 O: Elizabeth Inchbald.
Rev. Thomas Frognall Dibdin
Kuist 82: 56
91-ii (1821): 191. A: "Meteorological Table for August, 1821. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-ii (1821) 201-205 A: "Account of the Parish of Cumner, Berks [cont.]."
Rev. ----- Perkins of Lincoln College, Oxford (either Rev. William Perkins or Rev. Benjamin Robert Perkins)
Kuist 82 : 135
91-ii (1821) 205-207 L: "Biographical Notices of Adam Gordon."
James Temple Mansel
Kuist 82: 93Orig. "Lathburiensis"
91-ii (1821) 207-208 L "Sir H[ugh] Myddelton."
Henry Carrington Bowles.
Orig. "M." (Gothic)
91-ii (1821) 210-212 A: "Nugae Curiosae [cont.]."
Anthony Highmore
Kuist 82: 79Orig. "A.H."
91-ii (1821) 212-216 A: "The Censor.--No. X. Progress of Anecdotal Literature."
James Temple Mansel
Kuist 82: 91
91-ii (1821) 219-221 L "Remarks relative to Napoleon Buonaparte."
Samuel Tymms.
Orig. "T." (Gothic)
91-ii (1821) 222-225 A: "Literary Retrospections; Remarks on the Poetry of Thomson and Young."
Edward Phillips, Jun
Kuist 82: 136Orig. "E.P."
91-ii (1821) 225-227 A "Lascelles's Symbolic Origin of Gothic Architecture Defended [cont.]."
Rowley Lascelles.
Note: Lascelles never reveals that he is the author and refers to the subject of the article as "Mr. L." Orig. "Yorick"
91-ii (1821) 229-231 L "On the Act of Parliament respecting Strolling Players."
Joseph Haslewood.
Orig. "Eu. Hood"
91-ii (1821) 233-235 R: Pishey Thompson's Account of Boston, in Lincolnshire (cont.).
John Bowyer Nichols
Kuist 82: 121
91-ii (1821) 235-238 R: Thomas Frognall Dibdin'sBibliographical Tour(conc.).
Rev. Thomas Frognall Dibdin (reviewing his own work)
Kuist 82: 56
91-ii (1821) 250-252 R: A Slap at Slop (25th ed.); The Political Showman at Home!; The Right divine of Kings to govern wrong!; The Origin of Dr. Slop [Sir John Stoddart]'s name; Buonaparte Phobia; or, Cursing made Easy to the Meanest Capacity. By Dr. Slop; The Spirit of Despotism.
James Temple Mansel
Kuist 82: 91
91-ii (1821): 257-261. A: "Capt. Manby's Method of Rescuing Persons from Vessels Stranded on a Leeward Shore [cont.]."
George William Manby.
[George William Manby signed his full name to a contribution in GM 84-i (1814): 539-541 re saving victims who fall through the ice, and he responded to a criticism of the present contribution in a signed item in GM 91-ii (1821): 424.]
91-ii (1821): 263-264. L: Cover letter enclosing the author's "Stanzas written at Polwhele near Truro, July 19, the day of the Coronation."
Rev. Richard Polwhele.
[The poem was composed at Polwhele, Richard Polwhele's home; footnote (p. 263n) refers to Polwhele's poem, Influence of Local Attachment; the stanzas refer warmly to "My William," the name of Polwhele's eldest son, and obliquely to India, where another of Polwhele's eight sons was serving in the Madras artillery.] [Orig. "Atticus"]
91-ii (1821): 264. V: "To Simplicity. By Mrs. Carey, West Square."
Joanna Carey.
[Authorship disclosed in GM 94-ii (1824): 451]
91-ii (1821) 265 V: "The Avenel."
James Temple Mansel
Kuist 82: 93Orig. "L."
91-ii (1821): 266. V: "Sonnet To Robert Southey, Esq. Poet Laureate, on his Approbation of my Poem called 'The Legend of St. Loy,' and Encouragement."
John Abraham Heraud.
[Orig. "J. A. Heraud"]
91-ii (1821): 266. V: "Sonnet. Night--Calm."
John Abraham Heraud.
[Orig. "J. A. Heraud"]
91-ii (1821): 282. O: John Key.
John Nichols.
[Nichols Family Records, vol. 13 (PC2/4/f21), transcribed by Julian Pooley, The Nichols Archive Project, Surrey History Centre, and furnished in letter of 10 Sept. 2001 to the author]
91-ii (1821): 287. A: "Meteorological Table for September, 1821. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-ii (1821) 291-292 A: "Tour through France in 1821."
Dr. William Dakins
Kuist 82: 54
91-ii (1821) 292-295 L: "The Barons who signed Magna Carta."
Edward Gwyn
Kuist 82: 75Orig. "N.Y.W.G."
91-ii (1821) 296 L: "Rev. R[ichard] Jago."
David Parkes
Kuist 82: 134Orig. "P."
91-ii (1821) 300-304 A "Literary Retrospections; with Remarks on the divers Tastes that characterize the intellectual order of Society, and a View of the Poetry of Thomson and Young [cont.]."
Edward Phillips, Jun.
Orig. "E.P."
91-ii (1821): 309-310. A: "Ancient Anecdotes, &c. from Valerius Maximus, by Dr. Carey, West Square [cont.]."
Dr. John Carey.
[Authorship disclosed in title; John Carey, signing his full name, contributed items in GM 87-i (1817): 603-604 and elsewhere.]
91-ii (1821): 310. L: "Dyer's 'Privileges of Cambridge.'"
George Dyer.
[Orig. "G. Dyer"; Dyer had published a history of the University of Cambridge; BMGC]
91-ii (1821) 310-312 L: "Account of the Parish of Cumner, Berks. [cont.]."
Rev. ----- Perkins of Lincoln College, Oxford (either Rev. William Perkins or Rev. Benjamin Robert Perkins)
Kuist 82: 135
91-ii (1821) 312-313 L: "Lady Packington; Account of the Packington and Eyre Families."
Rev. Ralph Churton
Kuist 82: 51Orig. "R.C."
91-ii (1821) 314 L "[Dorothy] Lady Packington."
Edward Gwyn.
Orig. "N.Y.W.G."
91-ii (1821) 315-316 L "Early Composition by the Poet Gray."
Rev. John Lowthian.
Orig. "Omicron"; dated Kellington, whence Lowthian corresponded with the GM
91-ii (1821) 317-319 L: "Account of the Greek Church."
Anthony Highmore
Kuist 82: 79Orig. "A.H."
91-ii (1821) 319-320 L: "Reculver.--Kingsgate."
John Gough Nichols
Kuist 82: 130Orig. "Nepos"
91-ii (1821) 323-328 A "Lascelles's Symbolic Origin of Gothic Architecture defended [conc.]."
Rowley Lascelles.
Note: Lascelles never reveals that he is the author and refers to the subject of the article as "Mr. L." Orig. "Yorick"
91-ii (1821) 361-362 V: "Lines Written on the 19th of July, in memory of His Majesty's Coronation."
Rev. ----- Allen of St. Catherine's
Kuist 82: 29
91-ii (1821): 362-363. V: "Criticism, A familiar Epistle to W** M**. By Mrs. Carey, West Square."
Joanna Carey.
[Authorship disclosed in GM 94-ii (1824): 451]
91-ii (1821): 363-364. V: "Lines In memory of Thomas Vivian, Esq. (brother to Sir Hussey Vivian), who died at Truro, on Thursday, Sept. 18."
Rev. Richard Polwhele [?].
[Poem is followed immediately by the insertion (p. 364) of "Errata in 'Stanzas written at Polwhele' . . ." (GM 91-i [1821]: 263-264), which was written by Polwhele; Polwhele was curate of Kenwyn, near Truro.]
91-ii (1821): 364. V: "Extracts From Clare's 'Poems;' reviewed in p. 346": "I. To My Mother" and "II. To an Infant Daughter."
John Clare.
[Authorship disclosed in title and in review in GM 91-ii (1821): 344-347]
91-ii (1821) 374 O: John Walters.
Thomas Walters
Kuist 82: 153
91-ii (1821): 383. A: "Meteorological Table for October, 1821. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-ii (1821) 386 L Note re corrections in "Yorick"'s defense of Rowley Lascelles.
Rowley Lascelles.
Note: Lascelles never reveals that he is the author and refers to the subject of the article as "Mr. L." Orig. "Yorick"
91-ii (1821): 390-391. L: "New Edition of Queen Elizabeth's Progresses."
John Nichols.
[Orig. "J. Nichols"; Nichols was the author of Progresses . . . of Queen Elizabeth (BMGC).]
91-ii (1821) 393-395 L: "Account of Hodnet Church, Salop."
David Parkes
Kuist 82: 133
91-ii (1821) 395-397 L: "Account of the Dymoke Family."
John Bowyer Nichols
Kuist 82: 122Orig. "N."
91-ii (1821) 397-399 A: "Literary Retrospections; Remarks on the Poetry of Young and Thomson [cont.]."
Edward Phillips, Jun
Kuist 82: 136Orig. "E.P."
91-ii (1821) 399-401 L "Hermitage in Yorkshire."
Samuel Tymms.
Orig. "T." (Gothic)
91-ii (1821): 401-402. L: "Antient Sculpture in Wirksworth Church, Derbyshire."
Rev. Richard Randall Rawlins.
[Orig. "R. R. Rawlins"]
91-ii (1821) 403-405 A: "Account of Cumner Church, Berks. [cont.]."
Rev. ----- Perkins of Lincoln College, Oxford (either Rev. William Perkins or Rev. Benjamin Robert Perkins)
Kuist 82: 135
91-ii (1821) 409-414 A: "Tour through France, in 1821 [cont.]."
Dr. William Dakins
Kuist 82: 54
91-ii (1821) 414-419 A: "The Censor.--No. XI. Progress of Anecdotal Literature."
James Temple Mansel
Kuist 82: 91
91-ii (1821) 419-420 L: "Inquiry after some of the Sects of the 16th Century."
Anthony Highmore
Kuist 82: 79Orig. "A.H."
91-ii (1821) 420-421 L: "State of St. Paul's Cathedral."
Anthony Highmore
Kuist 82: 79Orig. "A.H."
91-ii (1821) 421-422 L: "Virtues of Caractacus annually commemorated."
John Nichols
Kuist 82: 117Orig. "Caradoc"
91-ii (1821) 422-424 L "Notices of [Count] Bryant [of Bury], [Thomas] Milles, [Dr. John] Warren, [Nicholas Revett, Edward Calver,] &c."
David Elisha Davy.
Orig. "D.A.Y."
91-ii (1821): 457. V: "Address to Modesty. By Mrs. Carey, West Square."
Joanna Carey.
[Authorship disclosed in GM 94-ii (1824): 451]
91-ii (1821): 457-458. V: "To [Elizabeth Vassall Fox,] Lady Holland, on the Legacy of a Snuff-Box, left to her by Buonaparte. By the Earl of Carlisle."
Frederick Howard, 5th Earl of Carlisle.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-ii (1821): 459. V: "Extract From Clare's 'Poems;' reviewed in p. 346."
John Clare.
[Authorship disclosed in title and in review in GM 91-ii (1821): 344-347]
91-ii (1821): 479. A: "Meteorological Table for November, 1821. By W. Cary, Strand."
John Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-ii (1821): 483-487. L: "Personal History and Age of Homer."
Rev. Thomas Dudley Fosbroke.
[Orig. "T. D. Fosbroke"]
91-ii (1821) 489-490 [2nd 489-490] L: "Account of Cumner Church, Berks. [cont.]."
Rev. ----- Perkins of Lincoln College, Oxford (either Rev. William Perkins or Rev. Benjamin Robert Perkins)
Kuist 82: 135
91-ii (1821): 491-493. L: "Commercial Importance of Liverpool."
Matthew Gregson.
[Orig. M. Gregson"; re Liverpool, whence Matthew Gregson corresponded with the GM]
91-ii (1821): 493-494. A: "Ancient Anecdotes, &c. from Valerius Maximus, by Dr. Carey, West Square [cont.]."
Dr. John Carey.
[Authorship disclosed in title; John Carey, signing his full name, contributed items in GM 87-i (1817): 603-604 and elsewhere.]
91-ii (1821) 494 L: "Neglected Monuments, &c."
Anthony Highmore
Kuist 82: 79Orig. "A.H."
91-ii (1821): 494-495. L: "Rev. Peter Roberts."
David Parkes.
[Orig. "D. Parkes"; dated Shrewsbury, David Parkes's home]
91-ii (1821): 495-496. L: "Fonthill Abbey."
Samuel Tymms.
[Orig. "A Passer by T." ("T." in Gothic); Tymms frequently used as his signature the Gothic letter T.]
91-ii (1821) 497 L: Jacob Schnebbelie's "Antient Painting of St. Faith in Westminster Abbey" enc.
John Bowyer Nichols
Kuist 82: 122Orig. "N."
91-ii (1821) 500-501 L: "Wirksworth Sculpture illustrated."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 43Orig. "E.I.C."
91-ii (1821) 501 -504 A: "Tour through France.--The Louvre [cont.]."
Dr. William Dakins
Kuist 82: 54
91-ii (1821) 514-517 L: "Journal of a Midshipman on Board the Adventure."
William Robinson the Elder (cover letter on p. 514) and William Robinson the Younger (remainder of article, pp. 514-517)
Kuist 82: 139; corrected (Kuist incorrectly attributes the entire item to the elder Robinson)Orig. "W.R."
91-ii (1821) 520 L: "Congreve Rockets."
William Robinson the Elder
Kuist 82: 139Orig. "W.R."
91-ii (1821): 544-547. A: "Mr. T. Faulkner, on the Paintings, &c. in Kensington Palace."
Thomas Faulkner.
[Orig. "T. Faulkner"]
91-ii (1821): 552. V: "To Retirement."
William Robert Whatton.
[Orig. "W. R. Whatton"]
91-ii (1821) 552 V "Content."
Samuel Tymms.
Orig. "T." (Gothic)
91-ii (1821) 570-571 O Edward West.
Jane West.
GMn.s. 38 (1852): 100 Orig. "J.W."
91-ii (1821): 573. O: Anne Morris.
John Nichols.
[Nichols Family Records, vol. 13 (PC2/4/f80), transcribed by Julian Pooley, The Nichols Archive Project, Surrey History Centre, and furnished in letter of 10 Sept. 2001 to the author]
91-ii (1821): 575. A: "Meteorological Table for December, 1821. By W. Cary, Strand."
William Cary.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
91-ii (1821) 577-579 L: "Description of Fotheringhay Church, Northampton."
Rev. Charles Apthorp Wheelwright
Kuist 82: 155Orig. "C.A.W."
91-ii (1821) 585-589 A: "Tour through France, in 1821 [cont.]."
Dr. William Dakins
Kuist 82: 54
91-ii (1821) 593 L: "Ruins at the Royal Mews."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 43Orig. "E.I.C."
91-ii (1821): 593-594. L: "Management of Poor."
Henry Walter.
[Orig. "H. Walter"; dated Holyport, whence Walter signed his full name to a contribution in GM 90-i (1820): 9]
91-ii (1821) 594 L "Symbols of Evangelists."
Samuel Tymms.
Orig. "T." (Gothic)
91-ii (1821) 597 L: "Lydiate Abbey."
Richard Smith
Kuist 82: 144Orig. "S.R."
91-ii (1821) 598-601 A: "Account of Cumner Church, Berks. [conc.]."
Rev. ----- Perkins of Lincoln College, Oxford (either Rev. William Perkins or Rev. Benjamin Robert Perkins)
Kuist 82: 135Orig. "Y."
91-ii (1821) 603 L "[Thomas] Forde's Apothegmes."
Joseph Haslewood.
Orig. "Eu. Hood"
91-ii (1821) 605-606 A: "Present State of Jervaux Abbey, Yorkshire."
John Chessell Buckler
Kuist 82: 38
91-ii (1821) 633 V "The Wish. Translated from some Latin Lines of the Poet Cowper's, entitled 'Votum.'"
Samuel Tymms.
Orig. "T." (Gothic)

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