Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine,
1731-1868: An Electronic Union List
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin
Volume 202 (1857)
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202
(1857)
2
S
"Jerusalem and Durham [re Sharp's New Gazeteer of the
British Isles]."
William Edward Flaherty.
Orig. "W.E.F."
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202
(1857)
2
S
"King of Jerusalem [re Thomas Fuller's Historie of the
Holy Warre]."
William Edward Flaherty.
Orig. "W.E.F."
- 202 (1857): 2. L:
Query re possible Roman station at Olney.
Walter Pennington Storer.
[Orig. "W. P. Storer"; dated Olney; Walter Pennington Storer was the author of Some notes concerning Olney (BMGC).]
- 202 (1857): 3-10.
A: "The Autobiography of Sylvanus Urban. Chapter
VI. My Early Rivals."
John Gough Nichols.
[Abbott 82: 211, n. 3]
- 202 (1857): 64-68. L:
"Worcestershire MSS. at Hagley."
John Noake.
[Orig. "J. Noake"; dated Worcester, whence John Noake corresponded with the GM]
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202
(1857)
75
L
"A Picture by Hogarth."
Edward George Ballard.
Orig. "E.G.B."
- 202 (1857): 126. L:
"John Britton, Esq., F.S.A."
James Heywood Markland.
[Orig. "J. H. Markland"]
- 202 (1857):
149-157. A: "The Autobiography of Sylvanus
Urban. Chapter VII. More of Dr. Johnson, and More of the Debates."
John Gough Nichols.
[Abbott 82: 211, n. 3]
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202
(1857)
196-199
L
"The Beauchamp Tower."
William Edward Flaherty.
Orig. "W.E.F."
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202
(1857)
200-202
L
"Genealogy of the Stuart and Douglas Families."
Rev. Harry Longueville Jones.
Orig. "H.L.J."
- 202 (1857):
282-290. A: "The Autobiography of Sylvanus
Urban. Chapter VIII. Engravings.--Dr. [John] Hawksworth [sic].--The Forgeries
of [William] Lauder."
John Gough Nichols.
[Abbott 82: 211, n. 3]
- 202 (1857): 322-326. L:
"Tybourn-brook."
John Green Waller.
[Orig. "J. G. Waller"]
- 202 (1857): 326-328. L:
"The Churches of the Pyrenees."
Benjamin Williams.
[Orig. "B. Williams, (F.S.A.)"; BMGC]
- 202 (1857): 330. L:
"The Lennox Family."
Edward John Rudge.
[Orig. "E. J. Rudge"]
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202
(1857)
378
S
"Dr. [John] Gauden."
Edward George Ballard.
Orig. "E.G.B."
- 202 (1857):
379-387. A: "The Autobiography of Sylvanus
Urban. Chapter IX. Dr. [John] Hawksworth's [sic] Brother-in-Law, Mr. [John]
Ryland.--Mrs. Mary Masters.--Mrs Anna Williams.--Jedidiah Buxton.--Benjamin
Franklin and Peter Collinson.--The Death of Edward Cave."
John Gough Nichols.
[Abbott 82: 211, n. 3]
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202
(1857)
455
L
"Book of Common Prayer--Singular Mistake in It."
Edward George Ballard.
Orig. "E.G.B."
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202
(1857)
506
S
"The Genealogy or Descent of MSS."
Edward George Ballard.
Orig. "E.G.B."
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202
(1857)
566-571
A
"[Robert Aris] Willmott's British Poets."
Frederick John Vipan [?].
Kuist 82: 272 cites Vipan's MS letter of 14 June 1856 "saying he hopes to complete an article on Mr. Willmott. . . ."
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202
(1857)
580-592
L
"The Journal of Nehemiah Wallington."
William Edward Flaherty.
Orig. "W.E.F."
- 202 (1857): 595-596. L:
"Templar Churches in the Pyrenees."
Benjamin Williams.
[Orig. "B. Williams"; Williams's earlier item re churches of the Pyrenees (GM 202 [1857]: 326-328) identifies him as a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries; BMGC]
- 202 (1857): 699-701. L:
"Prices in the Seventeenth Century."
John Noake.
[Orig. "J. Noake"; dated Worcester, whence John Noake corresponded with the GM]
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202
(1857)
708
L
"The Principle upon which Mr. [Thomas Babington]
Macaulay Wrote His History."
Frederick John Vipan.
Orig. "F.J.V."
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203
(1857)
106
S
"Thomas Brooks, the Nonconformist."
William John Duane.
Orig. "W.D."; dated Philadelphia, whence Duane sent a signed contribution to the GM in 1857
- 203 (1857): 177-180. L:
"Burgh-le-Marsh and the Neighbourhood, Lincolnshire."
Rev. Thomas Wilkinson Norwood.
[Orig. "T. W. de Drax"; Norwood was born near Drax, Yorks.]
- 203 (1857): 180. A:
"Human Skin Tanned."
Frederick Augustus Carrington.
[Orig. "F. A. Carrington"; Carrington identifies himself as "one of the counsel on the trial" of William Waite in Worcester ca. 1827; BMGC lists Carrington as the author of a number of law reports.]
- 203 (1857): 180-181. A:
"Scotch Prisoners in 1651 sold as Slaves."
John Noake.
[Orig. "J. Noake"; dated Worcester, whence John Noake corresponded with the GM]
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203
(1857)
316-317
L
"The Northmen in England."
Benjamin Williams.
Orig. "The Translator of Dr. Leo's Little Work on Anglo-Saxon Names of Places"; BMGC
- 203 (1857): 317-319. A:
"Ancient Worcester Cordwainers' Company."
John Noake.
[Orig. "J. Noake"; dated Worcester, whence John Noake corresponded with the GM]
- 203 (1857): 354. L:
"Abacot [query re description or illustration of the "cap of state" worn
by late medieval English kings]."
Thomas Orlando Sheldon Jewitt.
[Orig. "O. Jewitt"; Jewitt was an illustrator of antiquarian books (BMGC).]
- 203 (1857): 426. L:
"Thomas Brooks, the Nonconformist."
Charles Henry Cooper [and Thompson Cooper].
[Orig. "C.H. and Thompson Cooper"; dated Cambridge, Charles Henry Cooper's home]