Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine,
1731-1868: An Electronic Union List
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin
Volume 98 (1828)
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98-i
(1828)
[iii]-iv
S:
"Preface."
Dr. Peter Austin Nuttall
Kuist 82: 132
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98-i
(1828)
2
L:
Query re portrait of Thomas, Lord
Arundell.
Sir Richard Colt Hoare
Kuist 82: 80Orig. "R.C.H."
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98-i
(1828)
3-6
A:
"New Peerages."
John Gough Nichols
Kuist 82: 130Orig. "J.G.N."
- 98-i (1828): 10. L:
"[Thomas] Flindell's Bible."
Rev. Richard Polwhele.
[Orig. "R. Polwhele"; dated Newlyn Vicarage, near Truro, where Polwhele was vicar]
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98-i
(1828)
17
L:
"Miscellaneous Antiquities [from Framlingham,
Suffolk]."
David Elisha Davy
Kuist 82: 54Orig. "D.A.Y."
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98-i
(1828)
17-18
L
"Antient Key."
Alfred John Kempe.
Orig. "A.J.K."
- 98-i (1828): 18. L:
Query re a seal.
William Allport Leighton.
[Orig. "W. A. Leighton"; dated Shrewsbury, Leighton's home for a time]
- 98-i (1828): 19. L:
"Sacheverell Medal."
Henry Pidgeon.
[Orig. "H. Pidgeon"]
- 98-i (1828): 19-21. L:
"Memoirs of the Royal Navy."
Charles Derrick.
[Orig. "C. Derrick"; author notes that he published Memoirs of the Rise and Progress of the Royal Navy (1806); Watt 1: 299]
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98-i
(1828)
31-34
A:
"Of the Original Language of Ancient
Nations.--No. IV [cont.]."
Anthony Highmore
Kuist 82: 80Orig. "A.H."
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98-i
(1828)
35-36
A:
"Fly Leaves.--No. XLI. Extracts from the Book
of Entries at Stationers' Hall in 1610."
Joseph Haslewood
Kuist 82: 77Orig. "Eu. Hood"
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98-i
(1828)
4
2-44
R:
Joseph Cradock's Literary and Miscellaneous
Memoirs, vols. 3-4.
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
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98-i
(1828)
87-89
O:
Thomas Andrew Knight, Jun.
Rev. Thomas Salwey
Kuist 82: 142
- 98-i (1828): 98. L:
Letter from Archbishop John Tillotson re Dr. George Walker, Bishop
designate of Londonderry, quoted.
Rev. John Graham.
[Orig. "Rev. J. Graham"]
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98-i
(1828)
98
S:
Note replying to criticism of his review of Chronicles of
Methodism.
Rev. Thomas Dudley Fosbroke
Kuist 82: 62
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98-i
(1828)
99-100
L:
"Museum of British Antiquities."
James Heywood Markland [?]
Kuist 82: 94Orig. "Antiquarius"
- 98-i (1828): 102-103. L:
"On the Celtic Monuments at Abury."
Rev. William Lisle Bowles.
[Orig. "W. L. Bowles"; dated Bremhill, Wilts., where Bowles was vicar]
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98-i
(1828)
105-107
L:
"Anecdotes of Mr. W[illiam] Capon."
Samuel Tymms
Kuist 82: 151Orig. "T." (Gothic)
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98-i
(1828)
113
A:
"Fawsley Manor-House."
John Baker of Camberwell
Kuist 82: 30
- 98-i (1828): 115-118. A:
"Sketches in Surrey. No. IV.--By W. Hersee. Holmdale [cont.]."
William Hersee.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
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98-i
(1828)
123-125
L:
"Defense of the University of Oxford."
Rev. John Lowthian of Kellington
Kuist 82: 89Orig. "Omicron"
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98-i
(1828)
126-130
L:
"Geological Proofs of a Universal Deluge.--No.
V."
Anthony Highmore
Kuist 82: 80Orig. "A.H."
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98-i
(1828)
135-137
L:
"Ancient Platters or Roundels."
John Holmes
Kuist 82: 80Orig. "I.H."
- 98-i (1828): 137-138. A:
"Memoirs of the Royal Navy [cont.]."
Charles Derrick.
[In the first part of this series (GM 98-i [1828]: 19-21) the author notes that he published Memoirs of the Rise and Progress of the Royal Navy (1806); Watt 1: 299] [Orig. "C. Derrick"]
- 98-i (1828): 165. V:
"The Secrets of the Heart. By W. Hersee."
William Hersee.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
- 98-i (1828): 165. V:
"The Death-Song of Korner. By H. Brandreth, Jun."
Henry Brandreth.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
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98-i
(1828)
181
O
Rev. John Hellins.
Rev. Robert Nares.
Illust. 7: 669-670
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98-i
(1828)
184-185
O:
Joseph Collyer.
Alexander Chalmers
Kuist 82: 49
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98-i
(1828)
187
O:
Rev. William Rawlins.
Rev. Richard Randall Rawlins
Kuist 82: 138
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98-i
(1828)
187
O
Rev. David Davies.
Thomas Molineux [?].
Kuist 82: 205 cites Molineux's MS letter of 22 Feb. 1828 enc. part of an obituary for Davies.
- 98-i (1828): 195-197. A:
"The March of Intellect."
William Hersee.
[Orig. "W. Hersee"]
- 98-i (1828): 197-198. L:
"Ossian."
William Hersee.
[Orig. "W. Hersee"]
- 98-i (1828): 198-200. A:
"Memoirs of the Royal Navy [cont.]."
Charles Derrick.
[In the first part of this series (GM 98-i [1828]: 19-21) the author notes that he published Memoirs of the Rise and Progress of the Royal Navy (1806); Watt 1: 299] [Orig. "C. D."]
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98-i
(1828)
207-208
L:
"On Modern Novels."
Anthony Highmore
Kuist 82: 80Orig. "A.H."
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98-i
(1828)
214-215
A
"Extract from a Letter of a Midshipman on board his Majesty's
Ship Ranger, on the South American Station, dated Valparaiso, 15th Oct.
1827."
William Robinson the Younger.
Robinson wrote the series of letters from a midshipman of which this is a part.
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98-i
(1828)
215-216
A:
"Memoir of Solomon Dayrolles, Esq.
F.R.S."
William Bray
Kuist 82: 34Orig. "W.B."
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98-i
(1828)
218
L
"[William] Mace's New Testament? [actually translated
by Daniel Mace, not William Mace]"
Dr. Samuel Merriman the Younger.
GM n.s. 39 (1853): 208 Orig. "L.N."
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98-i
(1828)
218-219
L:
"Bell-ringing.--Bow Bells."
Henry Pidgeon
Kuist 82: 136Orig. "H.P."
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98-i
(1828)
220
L:
"Three-Shilling Aid, 1699."
David Elisha Davy
Kuist 82: 54Orig. "D.A.Y."
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98-i
(1828)
279-281
O:
Charles Lloyd.
Francis Lloyd
Kuist 82: 86
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98-i
(1828)
290
L:
Note on the Erskine family.
John Gough Nichols
Kuist 82: 130Orig. "J.G.N."
- 98-i (1828):: 290. S:
Note re inscription at Bath.
Sir Samuel Rush Meyrick.
[Orig. "Dr. Meyrick"]
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98-i
(1828)
290
L
Re style of a marquess.
James Robinson Planch.
Orig. "P."; concerns genealogy, which was one of Planch's chief interests
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98-i
(1828)
290
L
Re Dayrolles family.
Dr. Samuel Merriman the Younger.
GM n.s. 39 (1853): 208 Orig. "L.N."
- 98-i (1828): 291-293. A:
"May Day in Holmsdale, Surrey; with Thoughts on the Past and Present
['Sketches in Holmsdale,' No. V]."
William Hersee.
[William Hersee contributed the entire series of which this is a part.]
- 98-i (1828): 293-295. A:
"Memoirs of the Royal Navy [cont.]."
Charles Derrick.
[In the first part of this series (GM 98-i [1828]: 19-21) the author notes that he published Memoirs of the Rise and Progress of the Royal Navy (1806); Watt 1: 299] [Orig. "C. D."]
- 98-i (1828): 302-303. L:
"On the Mounds of Silbury, &c."
Rev. William Lisle Bowles.
[Orig. "W. L. Bowles"]
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98-i
(1828)
306-307
L:
"Commanders against Spanish Armada; Pedigrees
of the Hobarts."
David Elisha Davy
Kuist 82: 54Orig. "D.A.Y."
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98-i
(1828)
316-317
A:
"Fly Leaves.--No. XLII. John D'Avenant (father
of the poet)."
Joseph Haslewood
Kuist 82: 77Orig. "Eu. Hood"
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98-i
(1828)
370-371
O:
Rev. Dr. Michael Marlowe.
Rev. Henry Watts Wilkinson
Kuist 82: 156
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98-i
(1828)
391-392
L
"On Bell-ringing."
Edward Phillips, Jun.
Orig. "E.P."; dated Melksham, whence Phillips had corresponded with the GM in 1817
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98-i
(1828)
393-394
A
"New Churches.--No. XVII. The Parochial Chapel in Regent
Square, St. Pancras."
Edward John Carlos.
Orig. "E.I.C."
-
98-i
(1828)
394-396
L
"Descendants of Japhet in Scotland and Ireland."
Anthony Highmore.
Orig. "A.H."
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98-i
(1828)
396-398
L
"Tripos by Thomas Brian; 'Planetae sunt habitabiles.'"
Rev. John Lowthian.
Orig. "Omicron"; dated Kellington, whence Lowthian corresponded with the GM
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98-i
(1828)
398-401
A
"Some Speculations on Literary Pleasures.--No. VIII."
Edward Phillips, Jun.
Kuist 82: 135 lists Phillips as the author of this series; orig. "Alciphon"; dated Melksham, whence Phillips had corresponded with the GM in 1817
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98-i
(1828)
401-402
L
"House of Sir Henry Vane at Hampstead."
John Bowyer Nichols.
Orig. "N.R.S."
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98-i
(1828)
403-404
L:
"Eltham Palace, Kent."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 44Orig. "E.I.C."
-
98-i
(1828)
408-410
L
"Nature and Genius of Druidism."
James Temple Mansel [?].
Kuist 82: 91 tentatively attributes an article signed "Merlinus" (GM 98-ii [1828]: 120-121) to Mansel; orig. "Merlinus"
- 98-i (1828): 411-413. A:
"Memoirs of the Royal Navy [cont.]."
Charles Derrick.
[In the first part of this series (GM 98-i [1828]: 19-21) the author notes that he published Memoirs of the Rise and Progress of the Royal Navy (1806); Watt 1: 299] [Orig. "C. D."]
- 98-i (1828): 413-415. L:
"On the Eclipse mentioned by Herodotus."
John Tovey.
[Orig. "J. Tovey"; dated Evesham, whence Tovey, signing his full name, sent a contribution to GM 93-ii: 301-302]
- 98-i (1828):
419-420. R: Nicholas Harris Nicolas's The
Siege of Carlaverock, in the xxviiith Edward I. A.D. MCCC. with the Arms of the
Earls, Barons, and Knights, who were present on the occasion.
Sir Frederic Madden.
[Ackerman 47]
- 98-i (1828): 483-486. A:
"Catholics, Whigs, and Tories."
Dr. Peter Austin Nuttall.
[Orig. "P. A. Nuttall"]
- 98-i (1828): 486-487. A:
"Memoirs of the Royal Navy [cont.]."
Charles Derrick.
[In the first part of this series (GM 98-i [1828]: 19-21) the author notes that he published Memoirs of the Rise and Progress of the Royal Navy (1806); Watt 1: 299] [Orig. "C. D."]
- 98-i (1828): 490-492. L:
"Celtic Antiquities; The Principal characteristic of Diana; Mercury.--
Abury and Stonehenge."
Rev. William Lisle Bowles.
[Orig. "W. L. Bowles"; dated Bremhill Parsonage, Wilts., where Bowles was vicar]
- 98-i (1828): 493. L:
"State of Britain before the Roman Invasion."
William Augustus Miles.
[Orig. "W. A. Miles"; Miles signs his full name to a contribution in GM 97-ii (1827): 291-293.]
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98-i
(1828)
494-495
L
"Hint for a New University."
Anthony Highmore.
Orig. "A.H."
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98-i
(1828)
496
L
"Nancy Dawson."
John Palmer [?].
Orig. "P.I."; Kuist 82: 133 tentatively attributes a contribution signed "P.I." (GM76-i [1806]: 217-218) to Palmer; dated Gray's Inn, whence Palmer, signing "J.P.," corresponded with the GM
- 98-i (1828):: 498-500. A:
"Sketches in Surrey. No. VI.--By W. Hersee. Holmsdale. [cont.]."
William Hersee.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
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98-i
(1828)
500-503
A:
"Somerset House Academy."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 44Orig. "E.I.C."
-
98-i
(1828)
503-507
A
"Some Speculations on Literary Pleasures.--No. IX."
Edward Phillips, Jun.
Kuist 82: 135 lists Phillips as the author of this series; Orig. "Alciphron"; dated Melksham, whence Phillips had corresponded with the GM in 1817
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98-i
(1828)
507-512
A
"Freethinking Christians."
Peter Austin Nuttall.
Orig. "P.A.N." (printed in Greek characters)
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98-i
(1828)
546-548
V
"Epilogus in Adelphos."
----- White of Ealing.
Orig. "S.N.E."; dated Ealing
- 98-i (1828): 550. V:
"Address to the Deity. By W. Hersee."
William Hersee.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
- 98-i (1828): 550. V:
"Peace. By the same [i.e., 'W. Hersee']."
William Hersee.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
- 98-i (1828): 550. V:
"Hymn, Written during a plentiful harvest."
Edward Trapp Pilgrim.
[Orig. "E. T. Pilgrim"]
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98-i
(1828)
577-578
L:
"Farley Castle, Somersetshire."
John Bowyer Nichols
Kuist 82: 123Orig. "N.R.S."
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98-i
(1828)
578-579
L:
"Hyppocras Wine."
John Adey Repton
Kuist 82: 138Orig. "J.A.R."
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98-i
(1828)
579-581
L:
"On Degrees of Marriage; On marrying a Wife's
Sister."
Rev. John Lowthian of Kellington
Kuist 82: 89Orig. "Omicron"
-
98-i
(1828)
582
L:
"Allhallows, Barking."
Douglas Allport
Kuist 82: 29Orig. "D. A. Briton"
-
98-i
(1828)
587-589
L:
"The Earl of Arundel's House at
Highgate."
John Gough Nichols
Kuist 82: 130Orig. "J.G.N."
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98-i
(1828)
592-596
A:
"Some Speculations on Literary Pleasures.--No.
X."
Edward Phillips, Jun
Kuist 82: 135Orig. "Alciphron"
- 98-i (1828):
605-607. R: Nicolas's The
Siege of Carlaverock (cont.).
Sir Frederic Madden [?].
[Ackerman 47, which attributes the first half of this review (98-i [1828]: 419-420) to Madden but apparently overlooks the second half]
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98-ii
(1828)
[iii]-iv
S:
"Preface."
Dr. Peter Austin Nuttall
Kuist 82: 132
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98-ii
(1828)
2
S:
Heraldic insignia of the sheriffs of Middlesex and London and
of the Lord Mayor of London.
Henry Carrington Bowles
Kuist 82: 33Orig. "M." (Gothic)
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98-ii
(1828)
3-4
L:
"Original Letters of Philip second Viscount
Strangford."
Percy Clinton Sydney Smythe, 6th Viscount Strangford and 1st Baron Penshurst
Kuist 82: 144Orig. "P.C.S.S."
- 98-ii (1828): 5-7. A:
"Derrick's Memoirs of the Royal Navy [cont.]."
Charles Derrick.
[In the first part of this series (GM 98-i [1828]: 19-21) the author notes that he published Memoirs of the Rise and Progress of the Royal Navy (1806); Watt 1: 299] [Orig. "C.D."]
- 98-ii (1828): 8. L:
"Parish Registers."
John Southerden Burn.
[Orig. "J. S. Burn"]
- 98-ii (1828): 8. L:
"Lines by Mr. [Charles Valentine] Le Grice" enc.
Davies [Giddy] Gilbert [?].
[Orig. "D. Gilbert"]
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98-ii
(1828)
9-10
L:
"St. Katherine's Hospital, Regent's
Park."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 44Orig. "E.I.C."
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98-ii
(1828)
17-18
L:
"Moyles Court.--Murder of [Alicia] Lady
Lisle."
Charles St. Barbe
Kuist 82: 147Orig. "C.S.B."
- 98-ii (1828): 23. L:
"Witnesham, Suffolk."
Rev. Philip Meadows.
[Orig. "P. Meadows"; dated Great Bealings (near Woodbridge), where Philip Meadows was rector]
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98-ii
(1828)
24-25
L:
"Monument to Capt. [James] Cook."
Edward Phillips, Jun
Kuist 82: 136Orig. "E.P."
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98-ii
(1828)
25-28
A:
"Approaches to the New London Bridge."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 44Orig. "E.I.C."
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98-ii
(1828)
82-83
O:
Cecil Weld Forester, Lord Forester.
Henry Pidgeon
Kuist 82: 136
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98-ii
(1828)
86-89
O:
Archdeacon William Coxe.
Henry Hatcher
Kuist 82: 77
-
98-ii
(1828)
98
S:
Deverel Barrow.
John Shipp, Jun. (in consultation with John Clavell Mansel-Pleydell)
Kuist 82: 144
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98-ii
(1828)
103-104
L:
"Crypt under St. Mary-le-Bow."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 44Orig. "E.I.C."
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98-ii
(1828)
105-107
A:
"New Churches.--No. XVIII. St. George's
Chapel, Battersea Fields."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 44Orig. "E.I.C."
- 98-ii (1828): 107-109. A:
"Derrick's Memoirs of the Royal Navy [cont.]."
Charles Derrick.
[In the first part of this series (GM 98-i [1828]: 19-21) the author notes that he published Memoirs of the Rise and Progress of the Royal Navy (1806); Watt 1: 299] [Orig. "C.D."]
- 98-ii (1828): 113-114. A:
"Cup presented to King James I. at Coventry."
William Reader.
[Orig. "W. Reader"; re Coventry; William Reader was a topographer of Coventry.]
-
98-ii
(1828)
114-115
L:
"Account of Holne,
Devonshire.--Consumption."
Dr. George Lipscomb
Kuist 82: 86Orig. "Viator"
-
98-ii
(1828)
120-121
L:
"Appeal to Caesar, on his Commentaries."
James Temple Mansel [?]
Kuist 82: 91Orig. "Merlinus"
-
98-ii
(1828)
194
L:
Note on the entrance fee at the Boleyn mansion
at Hever.
Alfred John Kempe
Kuist 82: 84Orig. "Viator"
- 98-ii (1828): 195-196. L:
"Original Letter of John Locke" enc.
Thomas Faulkner.
[Orig. "T. Faulkner"]
-
98-ii
(1828)
196-197
L:
"Original Letter of 'the Man of Ross [John
Kyrle].'"
Rev. Weeden Butler the Younger
Kuist 82: 40Orig. "W.B."
-
98-ii
(1828)
197-200
L:
"On the Disinterment of [John] Hampden."
Dr. George Lipscomb
Kuist 82: 86Orig. "I. de Alta Ripa"
-
98-ii
(1828)
201-203
L:
"Account of Milbrook, co. Bedford."
Douglas Allport
Kuist 82: 29Orig. "D. A. Briton"
-
98-ii
(1828)
209-211
L:
"Castellated Mansion at Kirby Muxloe."
John Bowyer Nichols
Kuist 82: 123Orig. "N.R.S."
-
98-ii
(1828)
214-215
L:
"Walk to Bletchley, co. Bucks."
Rev. Weeden Butler the Younger
Kuist 82: 40Orig. "W.B."
-
98-ii
(1828)
217-222
L:
"Historical Notices of Eltham Palace."
Alfred John Kempe
Kuist 82: 84Orig. "A.J.K."
- 98-ii (1828): 222-224. A:
"Derrick's Memoirs of the Royal Navy [cont.]."
Charles Derrick.
[In the first part of this series (GM 98-i [1828]: 19-21) the author notes that he published Memoirs of the Rise and Progress of the Royal Navy (1806); Watt 1: 299] [Orig. "C.D."]
- 98-ii (1828): 260. V:
"Lines written at Halcomb Cottage, Middle Hill, near Box, in August
1828."
Daniel Cabanel.
[Orig. "D. Cabanel"; Index 494 lists numerous verse contributions by Daniel Cabanel as late as 1818.]
- 98-ii (1828): 260. V:
"Dangerous Steps. By Mrs. Carey, Author of 'Lasting Impressions,'
&c."
Joanna Carey.
[Authorship disclosed in GM review of the work in 94-ii (1824): 451; dated West Square, whence Mrs. Carey corresponded with the GM]
- 98-ii (1828): 260. V:
"Impromptus.--By the Same [i.e., 'Mrs. Carey, Author of "Lasting
Impressions"']."
Joanna Carey.
[Authorship disclosed in GM review of the work in 94-ii (1824): 451; dated West Square, whence Mrs. Carey corresponded with the GM]
-
98-ii
(1828)
290
L:
Re ancient gems and stones.
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 44Orig. "E.I.C."
-
98-ii
(1828)
290
L
Query re the liveries of branches of the Royal
Family.
Henry Carrington Bowles.
Orig. "M." (Gothic)
-
98-ii
(1828)
290
L:
Note on the GM reviewer's comment on
Richard I.
James Temple Mansel
Kuist 82: 92Orig. "Cydweli"
-
98-ii
(1828)
301-303
L:
"On ancient and modern Customs."
William Robinson the Elder [?]
Kuist 82: 139Orig. "R."
-
98-ii
(1828)
303-304
L:
"Effects of Comets."
Hugh Robert Duff
Kuist 82: 57Orig. "H.R.D."
-
98-ii
(1828)
304
L:
"Hipocras."
Henry Pidgeon
Kuist 82: 136Orig. "H.P."
-
98-ii
(1828)
308-309
L:
"History of the Gunpowder Plot."
John Sidney Hawkins
Kuist 82: 77Orig. "J.S.H."
-
98-ii
(1828)
309
L:
"
Bell Savage Inn; and St. Peter le
Poor."
John Sidney Hawkins
Kuist 82: 77 (Catalogue I) attributes it to Hawkins; Kuist 82: 276 (Catalogue II) attributes it tentatively to John Stockdale Hardy.Orig. "J.S.H."
-
98-ii
(1828)
309-310
L:
"Restoration of Bp. [William of] Waynflete's
Monument."
John Chessell Buckler
Kuist 82: 38Orig. "An Old Observer"
-
98-ii
(1828)
310-314
L:
"Repairs of Winchester Cathedral."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 44Orig. "E.I.C."
- 98-ii (1828): 314-315. L:
"Wansdike.--Mr. Bowles's Reply to Mr. [Edward] Duke."
Rev. William Lisle Bowles.
[Orig. "W. L. Bowles"]
-
98-ii
(1828)
315-317
L:
"Monument to the Rev. J[ohn] B[rickdale]
Blakeway."
George Morris of Shrewsbury
Kuist 82: 114Orig. "G.M."
-
98-ii
(1828)
317
L:
"Lady Packington."
Sir John Somerset Pakington, D.C.L
Kuist 82: 134; corrected (Kuist apparently incorrectly lists the author as "Dr. Partington")Orig. "P."
- 98-ii (1828): 318-320. A:
"Derrick's Memoirs of the Royal Navy [cont.]."
Charles Derrick.
[In the first part of this series (GM 98-i [1828]: 19-21) the author notes that he published Memoirs of the Rise and Progress of the Royal Navy (1806); Watt 1: 299] [Orig. "C.D."]
- 98-ii (1828): 362. V:
"[Six] Bagatelles--By Mrs. Carey, Author of 'Lasting Impressions,'
&c."
Joanna Carey.
[Authorship disclosed in GM review of the work in 94-ii (1824): 451; dated West Square, whence Mrs. Carey corresponded with the GM]
- 98-ii (1828): 363. V:
"Sonnet to Hope. By Mrs. Carey."
Joanna Carey.
[Authorship disclosed in title; dated West Square, whence Joanna Carey corresponded with the GM]
- 98-ii (1828): 363. V:
"A Hymn For the Opening of the rebuilt Church at Morbah, on the North-west
Coast of Cornwall, A.D. 1828. By the Rev. C. V. Le Grice."
Rev. Charles Valentine Le Grice.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
98-ii
(1828)
387-390
A
"Popery the Religion of Slavery. Addressed to the British Roman
Catholic Association."
Peter Austin Nuttall.
Orig. "P.A.N." (printed in Greek characters)
-
98-ii
(1828)
390-392
L:
"Pretended Miracles of the Virgin Mary!"
John Adey Repton
Kuist 82: 138Orig. "I.A.R."
-
98-ii
(1828)
393
A:
"New Churches.--No. XIX. Staines
Church."
Edward John Carlos [?]
Kuist 82: 41
-
98-ii
(1828)
395-397
L:
"Remarks on the Disinterment of [John]
Hampden."
Dr. George Lipscomb
Kuist 82: 86Orig. "John de Alta Ripa"
-
98-ii
(1828)
397-398
L:
"Extracts from old London Gazettes."
James Temple Mansel
Kuist 82: 92Orig. "Cydweli"
-
98-ii
(1828)
402-408
A:
"Custom of Barring-out."
Dr. Peter Austin Nuttall
Kuist 82: 132Orig. "PAN" (printed in Greek characters)
-
98-ii
(1828)
408
L
"Genealogies of Christ."
James Temple Mansel.
Orig. "Cydweli"
- 98-ii (1828): 412. L:
"[Captain J. H.] Müller's Calculating Machine."
August Friedrich Christoph Kollman.
[Orig. "A. F. C. Kollman"]
- 98-ii (1828): 413-415. A:
"Derrick's Memoirs of the Royal Navy [cont.]."
Charles Derrick.
[In the first part of this series (GM 98-i [1828]: 19-21) the author notes that he published Memoirs of the Rise and Progress of the Royal Navy (1806); Watt 1: 299] [Orig. "C.D."]
- 98-ii (1828): 457. V:
"Bagatelle.--By Mrs. Carey, Author of 'Lasting Impressions,' &c."
Joanna Carey.
[Authorship disclosed in GM review of the work in 94-ii (1824): 451; dated West Square, whence Mrs. Carey corresponded with the GM]
- 98-ii (1828): 457. V:
"Lines to J. F. Pennie. . . ."
Daniel Cabanel.
[Orig. "D. Cabanel"; Index 494 lists numerous verse contributions by Daniel Cabanel as late as 1818.]
- 98-ii (1828): 482. L:
Re "Dr. [John] Carey's suggestion respecting the pronunciation of Latin in
the London University, agreeably to the continental mode."
Dr. Peter Austin Nuttall.
[Orig. "P. A. Nuttall"]
- 98-ii (1828): 482. L:
Answer to a query re a jasper ring.
Sir Samuel Rush Meyrick.
[Orig. "Dr. Meyrick"]
-
98-ii
(1828)
483-486
L:
"Evils of Evangelical Preaching."
Rev. Thomas Dudley Fosbroke
Kuist 82: 62Orig. "A Member of various learned Societies"
-
98-ii
(1828)
486-488
L:
"The Popish Question."
Rev. Thomas Dudley Fosbroke
Kuist 82: 63Orig. "F.D.T."
-
98-ii
(1828)
489
L:
"St. Thomas's Church, Oxford."
John Chessell Buckler
Kuist 82: 39Orig. "J.C.B."
- 98-ii (1828): 493-495. L:
"The Siege of Carlaverock."
Sir Frederic Madden.
[Ackerman 47] [Orig. "A Clerk of Oxenforde"]
-
98-ii
(1828)
497-498
L:
"Tewkesbury Abbey."
Samuel Tymms
Kuist 82: 151Orig. "S.T."
-
98-ii
(1828)
498-500
A:
"On Ancient and Modern Customs [cont.]."
William Robinson the Elder [?]
Kuist 82: 139Orig. "R."
-
98-ii
(1828)
500-501
L:
"Church of St. Saviour, Southwark."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 44Orig. "E.I.C."
-
98-ii
(1828)
502-503
L:
"[Thomas Norton's] 'A Warning Voice against
Papistes.'"
John Adey Repton
Kuist 82: 138Orig. "I.A.R."
-
98-ii
(1828)
503
L:
"Butler's Life of Grotius."
James Temple Mansel
Kuist 82: 92Orig. "Cydweli"
- 98-ii (1828): 503-504. L:
"Fair Ellen. By Mrs. Carey, Author of 'Lasting Impressions'" (the
author's verses enc. in her cover letter).
Joanna Carey.
[Authorship disclosed in GM review of the work in 94-ii (1824): 451; dated West Square, whence Mrs. Carey corresponded with the GM] [Orig. "J.C."]
-
98-ii
(1828)
504
S:
Query re status of Church property after the
Dissolution.
William Bray
Kuist 82: 34Orig. "Z.A."
-
98-ii
(1828)
505-508
L:
"Christmas Festivities."
Dr. Peter Austin Nuttall
Kuist 82: 132Orig. "PAN" (printed in Greek characters)
-
98-ii
(1828)
508-514
L:
"All Saints Church, Maidstone. Tour in
Kent.--Allington Castle, &c."
Douglas Allport
Kuist 82: 29Orig. "D. A. Briton"
-
98-ii
(1828)
517-518
L:
"Forms of Prayer."
Rev. John Ford
Kuist 82: 60Orig. "J.F."
- 98-ii (1828): 554. V:
"To Julia, An Infant"
Dr. Peter Austin Nuttall.
[Orig. "P. A. Nuttall"]
-
98-ii
(1828)
559-566
O
Luke Hansard.
Alexander Chalmers.
GM n.s. 3 (1835): 210n
- 98-ii (1828): 577-578. L:
Drawing of Edward Burton's house at Longner, Salop, enc.
David Parkes.
[Orig. "D. Parkes"; dated Shrewsbury, David Parkes's home]
- 98-ii (1828): 582-584. A:
"Derrick's Memoirs of the Royal Navy [cont.]."
Charles Derrick.
[In the first part of this series (GM 98-i [1828]: 19-21) the author notes that he published Memoirs of the Rise and Progress of the Royal Navy (1806); Watt 1: 299] [Orig. "C.D."]
-
98-ii
(1828)
589-590
A:
"Moravian Chapel at Chelsea."
Thomas Faulkner
Kuist 82: 59
-
98-ii
(1828)
590
L:
"World's End Tavern, Chelsea."
Thomas Faulkner
Kuist 82: 59
- 98-ii (1828): 591-592. L:
"Admiral [John] Benbow."
Henry Pidgeon.
[Orig. "H. Pidgeon"]
-
98-ii
(1828)
596-597
L:
"Winchester Cathedral."
William Garbett (listed in Kuist as "The Architect of Winchester Cathedral")
Kuist 82: 29Orig. "Vox Veritas"
-
98-ii
(1828)
601-602
L
"Gunpowder Plot."
John Poynder.
Orig. "Christianus Protestans"; GMn.s. 3 (1835): 250-255, wherein "Christianus Protestans" (whom Kuist 82: 137 identifies as Poynder) notes that he contributed the account of the Gunpowder Plot in GM98-ii (1828): 601-602
-
98-ii
(1828)
602-603
L:
"Mr. [George Frederick] Beltz on the Collar of
SS."
Charles St. Barbe
Kuist 82: 147Orig. "S.B."
- 98-ii (1828): 603-604. L:
"Junius and Charles Lloyd."
Edmund Henry Barker.
[Orig. "E. H. Barker"; Barker signed his full name to a contribution in GM 82-i (1812): 517-520.]
- 98-ii (1828): 632. V:
"Lines Written in a Lady's Album. By W. Hersee."
William Hersee.
[Orig. "W. Hersee"]