Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine,
1731-1868: An Electronic Union List
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin
Volume 210 (1861)
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"St. Hugh of Lincoln."
Alfred John Dunkin.
Orig. "Delfra Niknud", which is an anagram of "Alfred Dunkin"
- 210 (1861): 74-75. A:
"Hachettes Diluviennes et Industrie Primitive."
Jean Beno"t Dsir Cochet, Abb Cochet.
[Orig. "L'Abbe Cochet"]
- 210 (1861): 75-76. L:
"'W.S.N.' and the 'National' Reviewer."
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]
- 210 (1861): 76-77. L:
"[Description of] St. Frideswide's Shrine, Oxford Cathedral."
Thomas Orlando Sheldon Jewitt.
[Orig. "O. Jewitt"; Jewitt was an illustrator of antiquarian books (BMGC).]
- 210 (1861): 77. L:
"Ancient Lake-dwellers."
Sir William Robert Wills Wilde.
[Orig. "W. R. Wilde"]
- 210 (1861): 180-181. L:
"The Architect of Lincoln Cathedral."
Charles Forbes Ren de Tryon, Comte de Montalembert.
[Orig. "Le Comte de Montalembert"]
- 210 (1861): 190. L:
"The Liverpool Free Public Library."
Sir James Allanson Picton.
[Orig. "J. A. Picton, Chairman of the Committee"; dated Liverpool, Picton's home]
- 210 (1861): 253-259. A:
"On Archeo-geology": "Antediluvian Hatchets and Primitive Industry. A
Report addressed to the Prefect of the Seine-Infrieure, by the Abb Cochet,
Inspector of Historical Monuments."
Jean Beno"t Dsir Cochet, Abb Cochet.
[Orig. "The Abb Cochet"]
- 210 (1861): 312-313. L:
"The Architecture of Lincoln Cathedral."
John Henry Parker.
[Orig. "J. H. Parker"; dated Oxford, where Parker was a bookseller]
- 210 (1861): 439. L:
"Quarry in Window of Chapel, East Hendred House, Berks."
Charles Alban Buckler.
[Orig. "C. A. Buckler"; dated Oxford, where Buckler was a member of the Architectural Society]
- 210 (1861): 594. L:
"The Earldom of Derby."
Llewellynn Frederick William Jewitt.
[Orig. "Ll. Jewitt"; dated Derby, where Jewitt edited the Derby Telegraph]
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"Preservation of Stone."
Rev. Harry Longueville Jones.
Orig. "H.L.J."
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"Memorial from the Bishop of St. David's [Anthony Rudd]
and others to Lord Burghleigh [in 1595]."
Sir Henry Ellis.
Orig. "H.E."; re an Elizabethan MS in the British Museum; Ellis was principal librarian of the British Museum.
- 211 (1861): 160-162. A:
"Berwickshire Naturalists' Club [re 'A Field-day at Linhope']."
Frederick Richard Wilson.
[Orig. "F. R. Wilson, Architect, Alnwick"]
- 211 (1861): 254-256. A:
"Note on Bronze Marmites, often met with in Archaeological Collections;
with special reference to one found at Caudebec-les-Elbeuf, in 1861."
Jean Beno"t Dsir Cochet, Abb Cochet.
[Orig. "L'Abbe Cochet"]
- 211 (1861): 422. L:
"Birth-place of Wycliffe."
Rev. William Barton Caparn.
[Orig. "W. B. Caparn"; dated Draycot, Wells, Somersetshire, where Caparn was vicar]
- 211 (1861): 423. L:
"Marmites."
John Obadiah Westwood.
[Orig. "J. O. Westwood"]
- 211 (1861): 424. L:
"'Biforietta and Witta.'"
John Obadiah Westwood.
[Orig. "J. O. Westwood"]
- 211 (1861): 462. L:
"Turlupins [i.e., 'precursors of the religious Reformation in
France']."
Edward Joseph Thackwell.
[Orig. "E. J. Thackwell, Barrister-at-law"; Thackwell signed his full name to an item in GM 213 (1862): 344.]
- 211 (1861): 489-494. A:
"Note on a Christian Grave of the Middle Ages, Found at Etaples, in
1861."
Jean Beno"t Dsir Cochet, Abb Cochet.
[Orig. "L'Abbe Cochet"; dated Dieppe, concerning which Cochet published several books (BMGC)]
- 211 (1861): 546. L:
"Marmites."
Thomas North.
[Orig. "T. North"; dated Leicester, where North was secretary of the Leicestershire Architectural and Archaeological Society]
- 211 (1861): 662-663. L:
"Obtrush Rook, Yorkshire."
Rev. John Christopher Atkinson.
[Orig. "J. C. Atkinson"; dated Danby (Yorks.), where Atkinson was vicar]
- 211 (1861): 664. L:
"The Church of San Clemente, Rome."
Charles Alban Buckler.
[Orig. "C. A. Buckler"; dated Oxford, where Buckler was a member of the Architectural Society]
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"Northborough and Glinton Churches."
Rev. John James.
Orig. "The Curate of Glinton"; information supplied by C. Simpson, Glinton, Peterborough, in letter of 13 Dec. 1993
- 211 (1861): 666-667. L:
"Sambenito and Coroza."
Edward Joseph Thackwell.
[Orig. "E. J. Thackwell, Barrister-at- law"; Thackwell signed his full name to an item in GM 213 (1862): 344.]