Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine,
1731-1868: An Electronic Union List
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin
Volume 208 (1860)
- 208 (1860): 75-77. L:
"Waltham Abbey."
William Burges.
[Orig. "W. Burges"]
- 208 (1860): 90. L:
"Congres Scientifique de France."
Arcisse de Caumont.
[Orig. "A. de Caumont"]
- 208 (1860): 159. L:
"Robertson's Becket."
Rev. James Craigie Robertson.
[Orig. "J. C. Robertson"; dated Canterbury, where Robertson, the author of a biography of Thomas à Becket, was a canon]
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208
(1860)
162-165
A
"Gothic or Classic?--A Plain Statement of the Question
[reprinted from The Times]."
Edward Augustus Freeman.
Orig. "E.A.F."; one of Freeman's chief interests was Gothic architecture.
- 208 (1860): 202. L:
"Erratum.--Warkworth Church."
William Hylton Dyer Longstaffe.
[Orig. "W. H. D. Longstaffe, F.S.A."]
-
208
(1860)
259-261
A
Headnote to "The Sumptuary Laws."
Sir Henry Ellis.
Orig. "H.E." ; re an Elizabethan proclamation in the British Museum; Ellis was principal librarian of the British Museum.
- 208 (1860): 275-276. L:
"Ancient View of Paris."
Charles Alban Buckler.
[Orig. "C. A. Buckler"; dated Oxford, where Buckler was a member of the Architectural Society]
- 208 (1860): 276-277. L:
"The Church of St. Bartholomew, Hyde, near Winchester."
Bernard Bolingbroke Woodward.
[Orig. "B. B. Woodward"]
- 208 (1860): 277-278. L:
"Worcester Cathedral Library."
John Noake.
[Orig. "J. Noake"; dated Worcester, whence John Noake corresponded with the GM]
-
208
(1860)
279
L
"The First Music Hall and Oratorio."
Edward George Ballard.
Orig. "E.G.B."
-
208
(1860)
383
L
"The Usefulness of Heraldry."
Edward George Ballard.
GM 208 (1860): 413n; orig. "E.G.B."
-
208
(1860)
426
S
"Street Nomenclature at Worcester."
John Noake [?].
Orig. "J.N."; dated Worcester, whence Noake corresponded with the GM
-
208
(1860)
538
S
"Dr. R[obert B[entley] Todd."
Rev. James Graves.
Orig. "J.G."; dated Kilkenny, whence Graves corresponded with the GM
- 208 (1860): 608-610. L:
"Restoration of Waltham Abbey Church."
William Burges.
[Orig. "W. Burges"; William Burges was a restorer of buildings.]
- 208 (1860): additional material bound into
back of volume (pp. 1-16). A: "Waltham Abbey Church. A
Report on the Present Condition of the Abbey Church, Waltham Holy Cross, Essex.
. . ."
William Burges.
[Orig. "W. Burges"]
- 209 (1860): 64-65. A:
"Vandalism at Worcester."
Alexander James Beresford Beresford-Hope.
[Orig. "A. J. B. Beresford- Hope"; GM identifies him as the president of the Ecclesiological Society; DNB 9: 1204]
- 209 (1860): 73-77. L:
"Steeton Hall, Sherburn-in-Elmet, Yorkshire."
Rev. Thomas Wilkinson Norwood.
[Orig. "T. W. Norwood"]
- 209 (1860): 134. A:
"Seats or Benches in Churches."
Alexander James Beresford Beresford-Hope.
[Orig. "A. J. B. Beresford-Hope"; GM identifies him as the president of the Ecclesiological Society; DNB 9: 1204]
- 209 (1860): 163-165. L:
"Is it Right to Speak of 'Archbishop Becket'?"
Rev. James Craigie Robertson.
[Orig. "J. C. Robertson"; dated Canterbury, where Robertson, the author of a biography of Thomas à Becket, was a canon]
- 209 (1860): 166. A:
"La Prtendue dcouverte d'un Autel Druidique."
Jean Beno"t Dsir Cochet, Abb Cochet.
[Orig. "L'Abbe Cochet"; dated Dieppe, concerning which Cochet published several books (BMGC)]
- 209 (1860): 410-412. L:
"The 'Guardian' Newspaper and the 'National Review.'"
Rev. James Craigie Robertson.
[Orig. "J. C. Robertson"; refers to the controversy re the proper citation of the name of Thomas à Becket; dated Canterbury, where Robertson, the author of a biography of Thomas à Becket, was a canon]
-
209
(1860)
450
L
"Swedish Coinage."
Richard Sainthill.
Orig. "R.S."; dated Cork, whence Sainthill corresponded with the GM; re coinage, one of Sainthill's chief interests
- 209 (1860): 528-530. L:
"Episcopal Names in the Twelfth Century."
Rev. James Craigie Robertson.
[Orig. "J. C. Robertson"; refers to the controversy re the proper citation of the name of Thomas à Becket; dated Canterbury, where Robertson, the author of a biography of Thomas à Becket, was a canon]
- 209 (1860): 536. L:
"'Old' St. Peter's at Rome."
Rev. John Docwra Parry.
[Orig. "J. D. Parry, Author of 'The Coast of Sussex'"; BMGC]
- 209 (1860): 570. L:
"Old St. Peter's at Rome."
Charles Alban Buckler.
[Orig. "C. A. Buckler"]
-
209
(1860)
571-577
A
"Coat Armour Ascribed to Our Saviour."
Robert Lucas de Pearsall.
GM 210 (1861):2