Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine,
1731-1868: An Electronic Union List
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin
Volume N.s. 45 (1856)
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N.s. 45
(1856)
2
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"Cambridge called 'Lutetia,' and the Sister Universities."
James Temple Mansel.
Orig. "J.T.M."
- N.s. 45 (1856): 38-40. L:
"More Worcestershire Superstitions."
John Noake.
[Orig. "J. Noake"; dated Worcester, whence John Noake corresponded with the GM]
- N.s. 45 (1856): 40-41. L:
"[John] Fletcher's Wildgoose Chase."
Frederick John Vipan.
[Orig. "F. J. Vipan"]
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N.s. 45
(1856)
41-42
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"Jacobite Ticket the Work of Sir Robert Strange."
Richard Almack.
Orig. "R.A."; dated Melford, whence Almack corresponded with the GM
- N.s. 45 (1856): 106. L:
Correction for the GM's obituary of Mrs. Riley.
Henry William Gainsborough Ray.
[Orig. "H. W. G. Ray"]
- N.s. 45 (1856): 122-127. A:
"Love for, and the Lovers of, Shakspeare."
John Doran.
[Orig. "J. Doran"]
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N.s. 45
(1856)
148-149
L
"The Eagles' of Bristol, Father and Son."
John Mathew Gutch.
GM 211 (1861): 685 Orig. "An Octogenarian"
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N.s. 45
(1856)
150-151
L
"Dulwich College Reform."
Rev. Charles Howes.
Refers to his contribution of "December last" (GMn.s. 44 [1855]: 612-613, signed "A Lover of Truth"), which Kuist 82: 81 attributes to Howes; orig. "A Lover of Truth"
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N.s. 45
(1856)
152-153
L
"The Family of Cornhill
9, of Kent and the City of London.--The Prisoners taken in Rochester Castle by
King
John."
George Richard Corner.
Orig. "G.R.C."
- N.s. 45 (1856): 224-229. A:
"An Hour in the Rue St. Denis."
John Doran.
[Orig. "J. Doran"]
- N.s. 45 (1856): 248-250. A:
"Traces of the Stuarts in Worcestershire."
John Noake.
[Orig. "J. Noake"; dated Worcester, whence John Noake corresponded with the GM]
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N.s. 45
(1856)
309
O
Rev. Theophilus Blakely, Dean of Down.
Charles Henry Cooper [?].
Kuist 82: 227 cites Cooper's MS letter of 7 Feb. 1856 "returning obituary of Dean Blakely. . . ."
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N.s. 45
(1856)
356-362
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Charles Langdale's Memoirs of Mrs.
Fitzherbert.
John Doran [?].
Kuist 82: 230 cites Doran's MS letter of 10 Mar. 1856 "offering to review 'Memoirs of Mrs. Fitzherburt' . . . ."
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N.s. 45
(1856)
394-396
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Henry George Liddell's A History of Rome, from the Earliest
Times to the Establishment of the Empire.
James Temple Mansel.
Kuist 82: 248 cites three MS letters of March 1856 from Mansel re a review of Liddell's Rome, the last two accompanying proofs.
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N.s. 45
(1856)
443-448
A
"The Kingdom of Oude."
James Hutton [?].
Kuist 82: 240 cites Hutton's MS letter of 11 Apr. 1855 "returning proof of the 'Kingdom of Oude'. . . ."
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N.s. 45
(1856)
486-488
L
"Holborn not Oldbourne.--The Fleet."
Thomas Edlyne Tomlins.
Orig. "T.E.T."
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N.s. 45
(1856)
488
L
"'Sir' as a Clerical Prefix."
Frederick John Vipan.
Orig. "F.J.V."
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N.s. 45
(1856)
554
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"Duke of Cumberland's army in Buckinghamshire."
James Temple Mansel.
Orig. "J.T.M."
- N.s. 45 (1856): 570-576. A:
"London in the Olden Time."
John Green Waller.
[Orig. "J. G. Waller"]
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N.s. 45
(1856)
606-607
L
"Inscribed Stone found in Shrewsbury."
John Gough Nichols.
Orig. "J.G.N."
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N.s. 45
(1856)
618-620
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The Cyropaedia and the Hellenics of
Xenophon, trans. H. Dale and John Selby Watson.
James Temple Mansel.
Kuist 82: 248 cites Mansel's MS letter of 8 May 1856 "returning proof of 'Xenophon'. . . ."
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N.s. 45
(1856)
621
R:
John Edward Sowerby and Charles Johnson, The Ferns of Great
Britain.
Mary Anne Iliffe Nichols
Kuist 82: 131
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N.s. 45
(1856)
621
R:
Charles Johnson's British Poisonous
Plants.
Mary Anne Iliffe Nichols
Kuist 82: 131
- 201 (1856): 3-9.
A: "The Autobiography of Sylvanus Urban. Chapter
I. My Birth and Parentage."
John Gough Nichols.
[Abbott 82: 211, n. 3]
- 201 (1856):
131-140. A: "The Autobiography of Sylvanus
Urban. Chapter II. The Poetry of My Youth."
John Gough Nichols.
[Abbott 82: 211, n. 3]
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201
(1856)
179-185
A
"Memoir of Sir John Rawson, Knight of Rhodes, Prior of
Kilmainham, and Viscount Clontarff."
George Richard Corner.
Orig. "G.R.C."
- 201 (1856): 207-215. L:
"Houses of the Middle Ages [enc. 'Licences to Crenellate']."
John Henry Parker.
[Orig. "J. H. Parker"; the author notes that he has long been at work on a volume entitled Domestic Architecture of the Middle Ages in England; BMGC]
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201
(1856)
218-219
L
"Holborn of Old."
Joseph Burtt.
Orig. "J.B."; re documents of the Court of Star Chamber during the reign of Henry VIII; Burt was assistant-keeper of manuscripts in the Public Record Office.
- 201 (1856): 219-220. L:
"Worcestershire in the Civil Wars."
John Noake.
[Orig. "J. Noake"; dated Worcester, whence John Noake corresponded with the GM]
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201
(1856)
223
S
"Alterations in Lichfield Cathedral."
Dr. James Rawson [?].
Orig. "J.R."; dated Lichfield, whence Rawson corresponded with the GM in 1850 (v. Kuist 82: 258);
- 201 (1856):
267-277. A: "The Autobiography of Sylvanus
Urban. Chapter III. [Richard] Savage and Johnson, and My Johnsonian
Friends."
John Gough Nichols.
[Abbott 82: 211, n. 3]
- 201 (1856): 323-330. L:
"Licences to Crenellate, from the Patent Rolls in the Tower of
London."
John Henry Parker.
[Orig. "J. H. Parker"; cont. of 201 (1856): 207-215, wherein the author notes that he has long been at work on a volume entitled Domestic Architecture of the Middle Ages in England; BMGC]
- 201 (1856): 332-333. L:
"Meeting of German Antiquaries."
William Bell.
[Orig. "W. Bell, Phil. Dr."; Bell signed his full name to contributions in GM n.s. 38 (1852): 450-453 and elsewhere.]
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201
(1856)
334-335
L
"Regalia of East Retford."
Edward George Ballard.
Orig. "E.G.B."; Ballard lived in East Retford.
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201
(1856)
459-462
A
"The Courtship of George Villiers, Second Duke of
Buckingham."
John Gough Nichols.
Orig. "J.G.N."
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201
(1856)
466
L
"A Ballad, temp. James I [put into evidence in Court of Star
Chamber]."
Joseph Burtt.
Orig. "J.B."; Burtt was assistant- keeper of manuscripts at the Public Record Office.
- 201 (1856): 467-475. L:
"Licences to Crenellate, from the Patent Rolls in the Tower of
London."
John Henry Parker.
[Orig. "J. H. Parker"; cont. of 201 (1856): 207-215, wherein the author notes that he has long been at work on a volume entitled Domestic Architecture of the Middle Ages in England; BMGC]
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201
(1856)
515-518
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Henry Aston Barker.
George Richard Corner.
GM 216 (1864): 530 Orig. "G.R.C."
- 201 (1856):
531-541. A: "The Autobiography of Sylvanus
Urban. Chapter IV. The Parliamentary Debates."
John Gough Nichols.
[Abbott 82: 211, n. 3]
- 201 (1856): 585-588. L:
"Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford."
John Henry Parker.
[Orig. "J. H. Parker"; dated Oxford, where Parker was a bookseller]
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201
(1856)
588-590
L
"Baron Munchausen [Karl Friedrich Hieronymus von
Münchhausen]."
Francis Nichols [?].
Orig. "F.N."; dated Lincoln's Inn, whence F. Nichols corresponded with the GM in 1853
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201
(1856)
594
L
"Mary Queen of Scots."
William Edward Flaherty.
Orig. "W.E.F."
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201
(1856)
666
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Manor of Kensington and will of Edward Henry Edwards.
Edward George Ballard.
Orig. "E.G.B."
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201
(1856)
666
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"The Gin Act [of 1738].--'Puss and Mew.'"
Edward George Ballard.
Orig. "E.G.B."
- 201 (1856):
667-677. A: "The Autobiography of Sylvanus
Urban. Chapter V. The Parliamentary Debates (continued): [William] Guthrie and
Johnson."
John Gough Nichols.
[Abbott 82: 211, n. 3]
- 201 (1856): 716-724. L:
"Worcestershire MSS. at Hagley."
John Noake.
[Orig. "J. Noake"; dated Worcester, whence John Noake corresponded with the GM]