Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine,
1731-1868: An Electronic Union List
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin
Volume 214 (1863)
- 214 (1863): 3-12. A:
"Notes on some recent French archaeological Publications. By W. Burges,
Esq."
William Burges.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
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214
(1863)
138
S
Reply to query re meaning of the initials
"S.R.Q.P."
Rev. Henry Thomas Ellacombe [Ellicombe].
Orig. "H.T.E."; directly precedes an item on the same page and bearing the same signature that is indisputably by Ellacombe
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214
(1863)
138
L
"Clyst St. George."
Rev. Henry Thomas Ellacombe [Ellicombe].
Refers to contributor's earlier piece on Clyst St. George (GM 214 [1863]: 28-34), which the GM identified (p. 28n) as by Ellacombe;orig. "H.T.E."
- 214 (1863): 162-167. A:
"The Norman Architecture of Hampshire [paper read at the Christchurch
Archaeological and Natural History Society]."
Benjamin Ferrey.
[GM's note (p. 162n) identifies the author as "Mr. B. Ferrey"; Ferrey published several books re church architcture (NUC).]
- 214 (1863): 267-282. A:
"Notes on Mediaeval Mosaic."
William Burges.
[Orig. "W. Burges"]
- 214 (1863): 283-301. A:
"The Abbey Churches at Caen."
John Henry Parker.
[GM's note (p. 283n) identifies the author as "J. H. Parker."]
- 214 (1863): 316-317. A:
"On a Method of Defence in Fortifications, observed in Brittany and in
Normandy. By the Abbe Cochet."
Jean Beno"t Dsir Cochet, Abb Cochet.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
- 214 (1863): 349-353. L:
"Buildings of the Tenth Century?"
John Henry Parker.
[Orig. "J. H. Parker"]
- 214 (1863): 357-358. L:
"So-called 'Picts' Houses.'"
Rev. John Christopher Atkinson.
[Orig. "J. C. Atkinson"; dated Danby (Yorks.), where Atkinson was vicar]
- 214 (1863): 402. L:
"Flint Arrow-heads."
Rev. William Greenwell.
[Orig. "W. Greenwell"; dated Durham, where Greenwell lived and concerning which he published several works (NUC)]
- 214 (1863): 403-411. A:
"Antique Jewellery and its Revival. By W. Burges, Esq."
William Burges.
[Authorship disclosed in title]
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214
(1863)
412-425
A
"The Abbey Churches at Caen [conc.]."
John Henry Parker.
Conc. of GM 214 (1863): 283-301, which the GM identifies as Parker's
- 214 (1863): 490-491. L:
"A Celtic Flint-Implement Factory."
Rev. John Christopher Atkinson.
[Orig. "J. C. Atkinson"; dated Danby (Yorks.), where Atkinson was vicar]
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214
(1863)
494
L
"Archbishop [William] Laud, the 'Beast.'"
Sir Henry Ellis.
Orig. "H. E."; refers to holdings in the British Museum, where Ellis was principal librarian
- 214 (1863): 495. L:
"Prices and Wages in 1507-8."
John Noake.
[Orig. "J. Noake"; dated Worcester, whence John Noake corresponded with the GM]
- 214 (1863): 499. V:
"A Welcome ['Sea-kings' daughter from over the sea, Alexandra!']."
Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
[Headnote identifies the author as the Poet Laureate.]
- 214 (1863): 583-592. A:
"The Hereford Map of the World."
Armand d'Avezac-Macaya.
[GM's footnote (p. 583n) notes that this was a paper "read before the Geographical Society of Paris. . . . By M. D'avezac, President of the Society."]
- 214 (1863): 721-723. A:
"Sepulchral Effigy at Pershore."
Matthew Holbeche Bloxam.
[GM's note (p. 721n) identifies this as "a paper by M. H. Bloxam, Esq., read at the Worcester Meeting of the Archaeological Institute. . . ."]
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214
(1863)
724
L
"Wadham College, Oxford."
Sir Henry Ellis.
Orig. "H.E."; re a Dorothy Wadham letter in the State Paper Collection in the Public Reford Office; Ellis was principal librarian in the British Museum.
- 214 (1863): 764-765. L:
"Celtic Flint Implements."
Rev. John Christopher Atkinson.
[Orig. "J. C. Atkinson"; dated Danby-in-Cleveland (Yorks.), where Atkinson was vicar]
- 214 (1863): 766. L:
"Cardinal Wolsey's Grave in Leicester Abbey."
Thomas North.
[Orig. "T. North"; dated Leicester, where North was secretary of the Leicestershire Architectural and Archaeological Society]
- 214 (1863): 767-769. L:
"The Deanery, Gloucester."
Herbert Haines.
[Orig. "H. Haines"; dated Gloucester, where Haines was a schoolmaster]
- 215 (1863): 14-22. A:
"Diptychs of the Roman Consuls."
John Obadiah Westwood.
[GM's note (p. 14n) states that this item was "a paper by Professor Westwood, read by him at the Meeting of the Oxford Architectural and Historical Society . . ."; Westwood was professor of zoology at Oxford.]
- 215 (1863): 25. V:
"English Rivers."
Henry Gardiner Adams.
[Orig. "H. G. Adams"]
- 215 (1863): 35-36. V:
"Musaee Wiccamicae [two poems, 'On the Pyramids of Egypt' (1771) and 'On
the Rev. J. Dennis, late Minor Canon of Winchester Cathedral']."
Joseph Warton.
[The GM's headnote (p. 35) states that the author was Dr. Warton, headmaster of Winchester College, and brother of the Professor of Poetry at Oxford (Thomas Warton the Elder).] [Orig. "J. Warton"]
- 215 (1863): 80-81. L:
"Ancient Stone Implement."
Rev. John Christopher Atkinson.
[Orig. "J. C. Atkinson"; dated Danby-in-Cleveland (Yorks.), where Atkinson was vicar]
- 215 (1863): 143-157. A:
"Diptychs of the Roman Consuls [cont.]."
John Obadiah Westwood.
[GM's note to the first part of this article (215 [1863]: 14n) states that this item was "a paper by Professor Westwood, read by him at the Meeting of the Oxford Architectural and Historical Society . . ."; Westwood was professor of zoology at Oxford.]
- 215 (1863): 211-213. L:
"Austinfriars Church, &c."
John Henry Parker.
[Orig. "J. H. Parker, F.S.A."; dated Oxford, where Parker was a bookseller]
- 215 (1863): 220-221. L:
"Anglo-Saxon Churches--Stow, Lincolnshire."
John Henry Parker.
[Orig. "J. H. Parker, F.S.A."; dated Oxford, where Parker was a bookseller]
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215
(1863)
223-224
L
"The Family of Cockayne."
Andreas E. Cockayne.
Orig. "A.E.C."; subject matter
- 215 (1863): 275-284. A:
"Commercial Routes of the Middle Ages."
James Edwin Thorold Rogers.
[GM's note (p. 275n) identifies this item as "a paper read by the Rev. Professor Rogers, M.A., before the Oxford Architectural and Historical Society. . . ."]
- 215 (1863): 348. L:
"Date of the Austinfriars' Church."
John Henry Parker.
[Orig. "J. H. Parker"]
- 215 (1863): 391-406. A:
"The Church of St. Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield."
John Henry Parker.
[GM's note (p. 391n) identifies this item as "a lecture delivered in the church, by J. H. Parker, Esq., F.S.A. . . ."]
- 215 (1863): 485-486. L:
"Austinfriars' Church."
John Henry Parker.
[Orig. "J. H. Parker, F.S.A."]
- 215 (1863): 526. L:
"The Family of Bond."
James W. Hodson.
[Orig. "J. W. Hodson"; dated Blandford, Dorset; Kuist 82: 238-239 lists several unpublished letters to John Gough Nichols from James W. Hodson of Blandford.]
- 215 (1863): 540-543. A:
"Acoustic Pottery."
Jean Beno"t Dsir Cochet, Abb Cochet.
[Orig. "L'Abbe Cochet"]
- 215 (1863): 553-566. A:
"Bishop [Thomas] Bekynton."
Rev. George Williams.
[GM's note (p. 553n) identifies this item as "a paper read at the meeting of the Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural History Society at Wells . . . by the Rev. G. Williams, B.D., Senior Fellow of King's College, Cambridge"; Alumni Cantab., Pt. II, 6: 489]
- 215 (1863): 615-620. L:
"Irish Round Towers."
John Henry Parker.
[Orig. "J. H. Parker"]
- 215 (1863): 623-624. L:
"St. Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield."
John Henry Parker.
[Orig. "J. H. Parker, F.S.A."]
- 215 (1863): 627. L:
"Excavations at Wycomb, Gloucestershire."
Walter Lawrence [Morris] Lawrence.
[Orig. "W. L. Lawrence"; dated Sevenhampton Manor, Lawrence's home]
- 215 (1863): 671-680. A:
"Notice of some French Periodical Works published during the present
Year."
William Burges.
[Orig. "W. Burges"]
- 215 (1863): 753-754. L:
"The Habit of the Canons Regular of St. Augustine."
Charles Alban Buckler.
[Orig. "C. A. Buckler"; dated Oxford, where Buckler was a member of the Architectural Society]
- 215 (1863): 754-755. L:
"Devizes."
Rev. John Edward Jackson.
[Orig. "J. E. Jackson"]
- 215 (1863): 760-762. L:
"William Gascoigne, the Astronomer."
William Wheater.
[Orig. "W. Wheater"; dated Leeds, where Wheater published several antiquarian works (NUC)]