Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine,
1731-1868: An Electronic Union List
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin
Volume N.s. 7 (1837)
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N.s. 7
(1837)
[iii]-iv
S:
"Preface."
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
- N.s. 7 (1837): 2. L:
Re sixteenth-century almanac.
William Barclay David Donald Turnbull.
[Orig. "W. B. D. D. Turnbull"]
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
3-16
R:
Thomas Peregrine Courtenay's Memoirs of the
Life of Sir William Temple.
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
42-46
L:
"B. kai ta Loipa [printed in Greek characters]. Letter III."
Charles Richardson
Kuist 82: 139Orig. "C.R."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
48-52
A:
"Life and Works of John Stowe."
John Gough Nichols
Kuist 82: 127
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
52-55
L:
"Memoir of Sir Henry Bard, Viscount
Bellamont."
George Steinman Steinman
Kuist 82: 146Orig. "G.S.S."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
57
A:
"Stone Church, Kent."
John Gough Nichols
Kuist 82: 127
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
115-132
R:
William Buckland's Geology and Mineralogy
considered with Reference to Natural Theology.
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
132-139
A:
"Notes to Boswell's Life of Johnson
[cont.]."
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
139-149
A:
"New Record Commission.--No. VI [Report of the
House of Commons Committee]."
John Bruce
Kuist 82: 36
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
149-151
L:
"Descent of Alderman Henry Smith."
Joseph Gwilt
Kuist 82: 75Orig. "J.G."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
151-152
L:
"Letter of William Crashaw to [Isaac]
Casaubon."
John Holmes
Kuist 82: 80Orig. "J.H."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
152-156
L:
"The Mote at Ightham, Kent."
Alfred John Kempe
Kuist 82: 133Orig. "A.J.K."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
158
L
"Letter of Lord Nelson."
S. P. Cox of London.
Orig. "S.P.C."
- N.s. 7 (1837): 167-168. V:
"Extracts from Nugae Metricae. By Lord Grenville. (1824.)
[cont.]."
William Wyndham Grenville, Baron Grenville.
[BMGC]
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
205-207
O
Rev. Spencer Madan, D.D.
Rev. Spencer Madan the Younger.
GM n.s. 37 (18 52):98
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
227-242
R:
James Prior's The Life of Oliver
Goldsmith.
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
242
L
"Memorials of Literary Characters, No. XVIII: Pedigree of the Poet
Goldsmith."
S. P. Cox of London.
Orig. "S.P.C."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
246-248
L:
"Aggregation of Families of Grimaldi and Ceba,
1448."
Stacey Grimaldi
Kuist 82: 75Orig. "S.G."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
248-249
L:
"Truckle-
bed."
John Adey Repton
Kuist 82: 138Orig. "I.A.R."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
256-257
A:
"Toddington, Gloucestershire."
John Gough Nichols
Kuist 82: 127
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
260-261
L
"Mendham Priory."
George Alfred Carthew.
Orig. "G.A.C."; dated Harleston, which is in Norfolk, whence Carthew corresponded with the GM in 1842
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
262-263
L:
"Ancient Poor-box and Keys at Blickling,
Norfolk."
John Adey Repton
Kuist 82: 138Orig. "J.A.R."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
263-264
L:
"Sepulchral Brasses at Bodyam, Sussex."
Charles Edward Long [?]
Kuist 82: 87Orig. "L---"
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
264-265
L:
"Pronunciation of Ache."
John Adey Repton
Kuist 82: 138Orig. "I.A.R."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
265
L:
"Versions of Homer [by Pope, Chapman, and
Richard Mulcaster]."
John Adey Repton
Kuist 82: 138Orig. "I.A.R."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
265-266
L:
"Letters relating to the Lunsford
Family."
George Steinman Steinman
Kuist 82: 146Orig. "G.S.S."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
266-267
L:
"Groat of Edward I.?"
Richard Sainthill
Kuist 82: 142Orig. "R.S."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
267
L:
"Coin of Carausius."
Charles Roach Smith
Kuist 82: 144Orig. "C.R.S."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
271-272
A:
"Milton's Orthography."
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 113Orig. "J.M."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
273-279
R:
The Works of Richard Bentley (ed.
Alexander Dyce).
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
279-280
R:
James Murphy's Plans, Elevations and Views,
of the Church of Batalha.
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 42
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
281-283
R:
The Poetical Works of the Rev. Thomas
Dale.
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
283-285
R:
Augustus W. N. Pugin's Contrasts, or a
Parallel between the Architecture of the Fifteenth and Nineteenth
Centuries.
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 42
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
285-286
Peter Frederick Robinson's Domestic Architecture, in the
Tudor Style, selected from Buildings erected after the Designs of
P[eter] F[rederick] Robinson.
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 42
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
286-287
R:
William Caveller's Select
Specimens of Gothic Architecture, pt. 4.
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 42
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
339-353
A:
"On the Poetry of Sir Humphrey Davy."
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
353-358
A:
"Diary of a Lover of Literature [by Thomas
Green; abridged by Mitford (cont.)]."
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
359-360
L:
"Goldsmith's Intercourse with Voltaire."
James Roche
Kuist 82: 140Orig. "J.R."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
361-364
A:
"Journal of Robert Bargrave, in Turkey
[cont.]."
Edward Spencer Curling
Kuist 82: 53Orig. "E.S.C."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
364-367
A:
"Nursted Court, Kent."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 44Orig. "E.I.C."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
369-370
L:
"[Johnson not the] Author of the Ode to
Friendship."
James Roche
Kuist 82: 140Orig. "J.R."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
370
A:
"Asiatic Epistolary Style.--The Rass."
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 113Orig. "J.M."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
370-371
L:
"Westminster Hall.--Anecdote of King James
I."
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 113Orig. "J.M."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
371-376
A:
"Ring-money of the Celtae."
Alfred John Kempe
Kuist 82: 133Orig. "A.J.K."
- N.s. 7 (1837): 376. V:
"In Obitum Doctissimi et pientissimi Praesulis Sarisburiensis Thomae
Burgess [Latin and English]. . . ."
Rev. William Lisle Bowles.
[Orig. "W. L. Bowles, Canonicus Sarisburiensis"]
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
379-384
A:
"New Record Commission.--No. VII."
John Bruce
Kuist 82: 36
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
393-397
R:
Alexander Dyce's Works of Richard
Bentley(cont.).
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
400-402
R:
Marculfus. Read, May 6, 1836, before the
Leicestershire Literary Society, by T[homas]
Smith.
----- [Thomas (?)] Smith
Kuist 82: 144
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
402-403
R:
William Twopeny's Etchings of Ancient
Capitals.
Edward John Carlos [?]
Kuist 82: 42
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
403
R:
George Godwin, Jun., A Tabular
Chronological Epitome of the History of Architecture in
England.
Edward John Carlos [?]
Kuist 82: 42
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
410-412
A:
"Etruscan Antiquities."
Alfred John Kempe
Kuist 82: 133Orig. "A.J.K."
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N.s. 7
(1837)
426
O
William, Duke of Bavaria.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for the Duke of Bavaria (1835).
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N.s. 7
(1837)
426-427
O
James St. Clair Erskine, 2nd Earl of Rosslyn.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for the Earl of Rosslyn.
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N.s. 7
(1837)
427-428
O
Nathaniel Curzon, 2nd Baron Scarsdale.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for obituary for Scarsdale (1836).
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
428
O
Sir William M'Mahon.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for M'Mahon (1836).
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N.s. 7
(1837)
428-429
O
Sir Robert Burnett.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Burnett (1836).
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
429
O
Sir Ferdinand Richard Edward Dalberg-Acton.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Dalberg-Acton (1836).
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
429
O
Sir Charles Halkett.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Halkett (1836).
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
429
O
Sir James William Weston Wolff.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Wolff (1836).
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
429-430
O
William Dickinson.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Dickinson (1836).
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
430
O
Davies Davenport.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Davenport (1836).
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
430
O
William Fulke Greville.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Greville (1836).
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N.s. 7
(1837)
430
O
Thomas Leeke.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Leeke (1836).
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N.s. 7
(1837)
431-432
O
Don Francisco Espoz y Mina, General Mina.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Mina (1836).
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
432
O
Col. Patrick Doherty.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Doherty (1836).
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
432
O
Col. Miller Clifford.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Clifford (1836).
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
432-433
O
Capt. George Harris.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Harris (1835).
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
433-434
O
Rev. William Farish.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Farish (1837).
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
434
O
Dr. Hugh Ley.
Dr. Samuel Merriman the Younger.
GM n.s. 39 (1853): 209
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
435-436
O
Joseph Sabine.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Sabine.
- N.s. 7 (1837): 450. L:
Rejoinder to "D.H." re engraved Babylonian cylinders.
John Belfour.
[Orig. "Mr. Belfour"; Belfour signed his full name to an article on the same subject in GM n.s. 7 (1837): 36-42]
- N.s. 7 (1837): 450. L:
Query re one Mr. Grinvill, who died in 1702.
Edward Spencer Curling.
[Orig. "E. S. Curling"]
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
451-462
R:
"The Church Commission [Bishop of
Exeter(Henry Phillpotts)'s Charge;
Christopher Benson's Letter to the Bishop of
Lincoln(John Kaye); Sydney Smith's Letter to
Archdeacon (Thomas) Singleton]."
Dr. Charles James Blomfield, Bishop of London [?]
Kuist 82: 33
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
462-467
R:
"Johnsoniana."
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
478-479
L
"Origin of a Class of Surnames."
Rev. James Adcock.
Orig. "J.A.C.K."; dated Lincoln, whence Adcock, Master of Lincoln Grammar School, corresponded with the GM in 1837
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
489-493
A:
"Inventory of St. Olave's Church Goods,
1558."
George Richard Corner
Kuist 82: 52
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
493-494
L:
"Maid Marian.--Robin Hood Ballads."
Rev. Thomas Dudley Fosbroke
Kuist 82: 63Orig. "T.D.F."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
494-496
L
"St. Dunstan's Church, Canterbury."
Rev. John Bowes Bunce.
Orig. "V.S.D."; dated from St. Dunstan's, Canterbury; where John Bowes Bunce was vicar; information supplied by Jean C. Race, Canterbury, Kent, in letter of 23 Sept. 1992
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N.s. 7
(1837)
505-510
R:
Alexander Dyce's Works of Richard
Bentley(cont.).
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
511-512
R:
John Claudius Loudon's The Architectural
Magazine, vols. 3 and 4, nos. 31-38.
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 42
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
562
S
"Letter on the Death of Charles II."
John Gough Nichols.
Orig. "J.G.N."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
563-577
R:
"The Church Commission [Christopher
Wordsworth's The Ecclesiastical Commission and the
Universities; Sydney Smith's A Letter to Archdeacon
(Thomas) Singleton; Walter Savage Landor's Letter of a
Conservative on the English Church; William
Lisle Bowles's Further Observations on the last Report of the
Church Commissioners."
Dr. Charles James Blomfield, Bishop of London [?]
Kuist 82: 33
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
578-583
R:
"Johnsoniana [cont.]."
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
583
L
"Roof of Westminster Hall.--John Barclay's
Works."
James Roche.
Orig. "J.R."; dated Cork, whence Roche corresponded with the GM
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
584
L:
"Mr. James Collier, the Mechanist."
James Roche
Kuist 82: 140Orig. "J.R."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
597
V:
"Stanzas translated from the Jocelyn of
Alphonse [de] la Martine."
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 113Orig. "J.M."
-
N.s. 7
(1837)
598-600
A:
Thomas May's History of the Parliament of
England (ed. Francis Maseres).
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
3-11
R
Robert Benson's Memoirs of Arthur Collier.
Rev. John Mitford [?].
Kuist 82: 277 cites an incomplete MS text, tentatively attributed to Mitford, of a review of Benson's Collier(1837).
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
11-14
A
"Diary of a Lover of Literature [by Thomas Green; abridged by
Mitford; cont.]."
Rev. John Mitford.
Kuist 82: 96; GM n.s. 1 (1834): 5- 7
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
14-18
L
"Goldsmith's Intercourse with Voltaire."
James Roche.
Orig. "J.R."; dated Cork, whence Roche corresponded with the GM
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
21-22
L
"Biographical Notices of William le Mareschal."
David Elisha Davy.
Orig. "D.A.Y."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
22-24
A:
"Journal of Robert Bargrave, in Turkey
[cont.]."
Edward Spencer Curling
Kuist 82: 53
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
68-69
S:
"Lady Chapel, St. Mary Overies."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 44Orig. "E.I.C."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
83-84
O
William Henry Lyttelton, 5th Lord Lyttelton.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Lyttleton.
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
90-91
O
Charles Bowles.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Bowles (1837).
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
107-118
A:
Capt. R. Scott's Rambles in Egypt and
Candia.
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 103
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
118-126
A:
"The New Record Commission.--No. VIII [Rolls of
the Curia Regis during the Reign of Richard I]."
John Bruce
Kuist 82: 36
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
127-135
A:
"On the Architecture of the New Houses of
Parliament."
Edward John Carlos [?]
Kuist 82: 42
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
135-144
A:
"Nonesuch Palace, Surrey."
John Gough Nichols
Kuist 82: 130Orig. "J.G.N. "
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
144-147
L:
"On the Character of Ireland by
Tacitus."
James Roche
Kuist 82: 140Orig. "J.R."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
147-152
L:
"[Conall] M'Geoghegan's History of
Ireland."
James Roche
Kuist 82: 140Orig. "J.R."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
152-154
L:
"The Count de Clonard; The Chevalier Rutledge;
The Irish in France.--Petau and Pithou."
James Roche
Kuist 82: 140Orig. "J.R."
- N.s. 8 (1837): 159. V:
"Lacock Abbey."
Rev. William Lisle Bowles.
[Orig. "W.L. Bowles"]
- N.s. 8 (1837): 159. V:
"Lacock Abbey."
Rev. John Mitford.
[Orig. "J. Mitford"]
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
160
V
"To Margaret."
Rev. William Lisle Bowles.
Orig. "W.L.B."
- N.s. 8 (1837): 160. V:
"To The Rev. W[illiam] L[isle] Bowles. (Written at Bremhill.)."
Rev. John Mitford.
[Orig. "J. Mitford"]
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
174-175
S:
"Architectural Designs at the Royal
Academy."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 42
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
218
S
Eugene Aram.
Rev. Charles Valentine Le Grice.
Orig. "Cergiel"
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
218
S
"Tacitus in Ireland."
Clifton Wintringham Loscombe [?].
Orig. "C.W.L."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
231-235
A
"Diary of a Lover of Literature [by Thomas Green; abridged by
Mitford; cont.]."
Rev. John Mitford.
Kuist 82: 96; GM n.s. 1 (1834): 5- 7
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
235-238
A:
"Journal of Robert Bargrave, in Turkey
[cont.]."
Edward Spencer Curling
Kuist 82: 53Orig. "E.S.C."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
238-239
L
"Arms of the Bishops of Winchester at Esher."
Rev. Lambert Blackwell Larking.
Orig. "L.B.L."; dated Ryarsh, whence Larking corresponded with the GM in 1860
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
239
L
"Ancient Seal."
John Gough Nichols.
Orig. "J.G.N."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
240-246
A:
"Darenth Church, Kent."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 44Orig. "E.I.C."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
254-256
L
"Proxility of the Venetians; The Devonshire Pirates."
James Roche.
Orig. "J.R."; dated Cork, whence Roche corresponded with the GM
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
257
L
Anonymous account of "The Library at Mafra, in Portugal," enc.
William Henry Black [?].
Orig. "W.H.B."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
279-280
R:
Marmaduke Prickett's Some Account of
Barnwell Priory.
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 42
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
280-283
R:
George Godwin, Jun., Churches of
London, nos. 3-8.
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 42
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
313
O
Lt.-Gen. Hon. William FitzRoy.
John Gough Nichols [?].
Kuist 82: 279 cites a MS text, tentatively attributed to J. G. Nichols, for an obituary for Fitzroy (1836).
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
330
S
"Influence of the Moon's beams [re passage in the Psalms]."
Clifton Wintringham Loscombe [?].
Orig. "C.W.L."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
341-346
A
"Notes to Boswell's Life of Johnson [cont.]."
Rev. John Mitford.
Kuist 82: 113 attributes the cont. (GM n.s. 9 [1838]: 348-354) of this to Mitford.
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
346-349
L:
"Homer, [Edward] Gifford's Greece, and the
Quarterly Review."
Rev. John Mitford
Kuist 82: 113Orig. "J.M."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
349-352
A:
"Eynesford Church, Kent."
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 44Orig. "E.I.C."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
352-353
A
"Roman Numerals."
Peter Austin Nuttall.
Orig. "P.A.N."
- N.s. 8 (1837): 353-355. L:
"On the Peopling and Languages of Britain and Ireland."
Rev. William Barnes.
[Orig. "W. Barnes"; dated Dorchester, where Barnes was a schoolmaster]
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
370-372
V
"The Owl."
Rev. John Mitford.
Orig. "J.M."; dated B---ll (Benhall, whence Mitford corresponded with the GM)
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
372
V
"Song. Suggested by One in Macneil's Poems."
Rev. John Mitford.
Orig. "J.M."; dated B---ll (Benhall, whence Mitford corresponded with the GM
- N.s. 8 (1837): 372-373. V:
"The Man of Mow."
John Henry Clive.
[Orig. "J. H. Clive"; Clive signed his full name to a contribution in GM 103-ii (1833): 27-29.]
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
373-374
A
"Retrospective Review. Poetry taken from 'Terrae-Filius, or the
Secret History of the University of Oxford,
&c. 1726"
Rev. John Mitford.
Orig. "J.M."; dated B---ll (Benhall, whence Mitford corresponded with the GM
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
382
R:
John Claudius Loudon's The Architectural
Magazine, nos. 39-42.
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 42
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
382-384
R:
Architectural and Picturesque
Illustrations of the Cathedral Churches of England and Wales,
nos. 1-32.
Edward John Carlos
Kuist 82: 42
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
388-389
R
John Claudius Loudon's Arboretum Britannicum.
Rev. John Mitford.
Orig. "J.M."; dated B---ll (Benhall, whence Mitford corresponded with the GM
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
442
S
"Names ending in -cock."
Rev. James Adcock.
Orig. "J.A.C.K."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
455-458
A
"Diary of a Lover of Literature [by Thomas Green; abridged by
Mitford; cont.]."
Rev. John Mitford.
Kuist 82: 96; GM n.s. 1 (1834): 5- 7
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
466-472
L:
"Banwell Cottage, Somersetshire."
Rev. Richard Warner
Kuist 82: 153Orig. "Viator"
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
472-473
L:
"Origin of Languages.--Game of Golf. Game of
Catstick."
Rev. John Lowthian
Kuist 82: 89Orig. "Omicron"
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
473-477
L:
"Antiquities of Hexham Abbey Church."
John Gough Nichols
Kuist 82: 130Orig. "J.G.N."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
481-488
L:
"Correspondence of Walter Moyle, Esq. No.
I."
John Herman Merivale
Kuist 82: 94Orig. "J.H.M."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
488-489
A
"Letter of Oliver Cromwell to Thomas Knevett."
George Morris.
Orig. "G.M."; dated Shrewsbury, whence Morris corresponded with the GM
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
489-490
L
"Memorials of Literary Characters, No. XXI. Letter of John
Evelyn" enc.
Clifton Wintringham Loscombe [?].
Orig. "C.W.L."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
563-569
A
"Notes to Boswell's Life of Johnson [cont.]."
Rev. John Mitford.
Kuist 82: 113 attributes the cont. (GM n.s. 9 [1838]: 348-354) of this to Mitford.
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
572
L
"Encaustic Tiles at Malmsbury
Abbey."
B. C. Taylor.
Orig. "B.C.T."; contributor identifies himself as "a native and an inhabitant of Malmesbury," where Taylor lived.
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
572n-573n
S:
Editorial commentary on "B.C.T."'s letter, "Encaustic Tiles
at Malmesbury Abbey" (p. 572).
John Gough Nichols
Kuist 82: 130Orig. "Edit."
- N.s. 8 (1837): 573-574. L:
"On Roman Numerals."
Rev. William Barnes.
[Orig. "W. Barnes"; dated Dorchester, where Barnes was a schoolmaster]
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
575-577
L:
"Pilgrim's Stones at
Llanfihangel-aber-Cowin."
Alfred John Kempe
Kuist 82: 133Orig. "A.J.K."
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
598-603
R:
Archaeologia, vol. 27, pt. 1.
Alfred John Kempe
Kuist 82: 83
- N.s. 8 (1837): 619-620. V:
"Consolation. By the Rev. T. Dale, A.M."
Rev. Thomas Dale.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
-
N.s. 8
(1837)
633-634
L
"Roman coins found near Maidenhead."
Rev. George Cornelius Gorham.
Orig. "G.C.G."; dated Maidenhead, whence Gorham corresponded with the GM