Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine,
1731-1868: An Electronic Union List
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin
Volume 216 (1864)
- 216 (1864): 3-20. A:
"Notes on the Architecture of Ireland. I [Dublin]."
Gordon M. Hills.
[Hills signed his name to Pt. V. of this series (GM 216 [1864]: 547-556).]
- 216 (1864): 30-41. A:
"Two Days in Cornwall with the Cambrian Archaeological Association. By J.
T. Blight, Author of 'A Week at the Land's End,' &c."
John Thomas Blight.
[Authorship disclosed in title; NUC]
- 216 (1864): 86-88. L:
"Excavations at Wycomb, Gloucestershire."
Walter Lawrence [Morris] Lawrence.
[Orig. "W. L. Lawrence"; dated Sevenhampton Manor, Lawrence's home]
- 216 (1864): 90-91. L:
"Ryman's Towers."
Rev. Frederick Henry Arnold.
[Orig. "F. H. Arnold, M.A., Incumbent of Appledram"]
- 216 (1864): 91-92. L:
"Antiquarian Discovery at East Ham."
Rev. Henry William King [?].
[Orig. "H. W. King"]
- 216 (1864): 141-161. A:
"Notes on the Architecture of Ireland.--II. Clonmacnoise."
Gordon M. Hills.
[Hills signed his name to Pt. V. of this series (GM 216 [1864]: 547-556).
- 216 (1864): 222-223. L:
"Mr. Thorpe's 'Diplomatorium Anglicum AEvi Saxonici.'"
Benjamin Thorpe.
[Orig. "B. Thorpe"; dated Chiswick, whence Benjamin Thorpe signed his full name to an item in GM 214 (1863): 353-354]
- 216 (1864): 277-294. A:
"Notes on the Architecture of Ireland.--III. Glendalough."
Gordon M. Hills.
[Hills signed his name to Pt. V. of this series (GM 216 [1864]: 547-556).]
- 216 (1864): 295-306. A:
"Art Applied to Industry. Introductory."
William Burges.
[Editorial note (p. 295n) identifies this as "the first of a series of lectures given by Mr. W. Burges at the Society of Arts"]
- 216 (1864): 307-315. A:
"Two Days in Cornwall with the Cambrian Archaeological Association
[cont.]."
John Thomas Blight.
[Cont. of GM 216 (1864): 30-41, which lists the author as "J. T. Blight, Author of 'A Week at the Land's End,' &c."; NUC]
- 216 (1864): 358-360. L:
"[Francis] Cheynell's Symbolum."
Rev. Frederick Henry Arnold.
[Orig. "F. H. Arnold, M.A."]
- 216 (1864): 360-362. L:
"Celtic (or Druidical) Remains in Spain."
Rev. John Dalton.
[Orig. "J. Dalton"; dated St. John's, Norwich, whence Dalton signed his full name to an item in GM 220 (1866): 540; Dalton published translations of Spanish religious works.]
-
216
(1864)
362
L
"Arms of Strongbow."
Rev. John Charles Coleman.
Dated from Clare Vicarage; information supplied by the Rev. John Rankin, Clare, Suffolk, in letter of 20 Sept. 1993; orig. "J.C.C."
- 216 (1864): 410. L:
"Hubert, Founder of West Dereham Abbey."
Rev. Frederick Henry Arnold.
[Orig. "F. H. Arnold, M.A."; dated Appledram, where Arnold was incumbent]
- 216 (1864): 411-426. A:
"Notes on the Architecture of Ireland.--IV. Aghadoe [and
Muckruss]."
Gordon M. Hills.
[Hills signed his name to Pt. V. of this series (GM 216 [1864]: 547- 556).]
- 216 (1864): 427-440. A:
"Art Applied to Industry.--II. Glass."
William Burges.
[Cont. of a series which an editorial note (GM 216 [1864]: 295n) identifies as "a series of lectures given by Mr. W. Burges at the Society of Arts"]
- 216 (1864): 441-449. A:
"Two Days in Cornwall with the Cambrian Archaeological Association
[cont.]."
John Thomas Blight.
[Cont. of GM 216 (1864): 30-41, which lists the author as "J. T. Blight, Author of 'A Week at the Land's End,' &c."; NUC]
- 216 (1864): 467-468. A:
"Lists of Loyal Officers, &c., in Munster."
Richard Caulfield.
[Orig. "R. Caulfield"; dated Cork, whence Caulfield signed his full name to an item in GM 214 (1863): 183-186]
- 216 (1864): 497. L:
"How Bells are Cracked."
Rev. Henry Thomas Ellacombe [Ellicombe].
[Orig. "H. T. Ellacombe, M.A."; Ellacombe was an antiquary and campanologist.]
- 216 (1864): 557-569. A:
"Art Applied to Industry.--III. Pottery."
William Burges.
[Cont. of a series which an editorial note (GM 216 [1864]: 295n) identifies as "a series of lectures given by Mr. W. Burges at the Society of Arts"]
- 216 (1864): 643. L:
"Devices on Bells."
Rev. Joseph Thomas Fowler.
[Orig. "J. T. Fowler"]
- 216 (1864): 682. L:
"John Leslie Foster, M.P."
Charles Henry Cooper [and Thompson Cooper].
[Orig. "C.H. and Thompson Cooper"; dated Cambridge, Charles Henry Cooper's home]
- 216 (1864): 683-696. A:
"Art Applied to Industry.--IV. Brass and Iron."
William Burges.
[Cont. of a series which an editorial note (GM 216 [1864]: 295n) identifies as "a series of lectures given by Mr. W. Burges at the Society of Arts"]
- 216 (1864): 772-774. L:
"Lambeth Degrees."
Charles Henry Cooper [and Thompson Cooper].
[Orig. "C.H. and Thompson Cooper"; dated Cambridge, Charles Henry Cooper's home]
- 216 (1864): 779. L:
"The Churchyard of Danby, Yorkshire."
Rev. John Christopher Atkinson.
[Orig. "J. C. Atkinson"; dated Danby (Yorks.), where Atkinson was vicar]
- 217 (1864): 2. L:
"The Family of Marshall."
William Robert Emeris.
[Orig. "W. R. Emeris"; dated Louth (Lincs.), William Robert Emeris's home]
- 217 (1864): 2. L:
"Deans of Peculiars [sic]."
Charles Henry Cooper [and Thompson Cooper].
[Orig. "C.H. and Thompson Cooper"; dated Cambridge, Charles Henry Cooper's home]
- 217 (1864): 3-18. A:
"Art Applied to Industry.--V. Gold and Silver."
William Burges.
[Cont. of a series which an editorial note (GM 216 [1864]: 295n) identifies as "a series of lectures given by Mr. W. Burges at the Society of Arts"]
- 217 (1864): 85-87. L:
"The Excavations at Wycomb."
Walter Lawrence [Morris] Lawrence.
[Orig. "W. L. Lawrence"; dated Sevenhampton Manor, Lawrence's home]
- 217 (1864): 87-91. L:
"Lambeth Degrees."
Charles Henry Cooper [and Thompson Cooper].
[Orig. "C.H. and Thompson Cooper"; dated Cambridge, Charles Henry Cooper's home]
- 217 (1864): 130. L:
"Lambeth Degrees."
Charles Henry Cooper [and Thompson Cooper].
[Orig. "C.H. and Thompson Cooper"; dated Cambridge, Charles Henry Cooper's home]
- 217 (1864): 131-143. A:
"Notes on the Architecture of Ireland.--VI. Devenish Island and
Neighbourhood."
Gordon M. Hills.
[Hills signed his name to Pt. V. of this series (GM 216 [1864]: 547- 556).]
- 217 (1864): 144-157. A:
"Art Applied to Industry.--VI. Furniture."
William Burges.
[Cont. of a series which an editorial note (GM 216 [1864]: 295n) identifies as "a series of lectures given by Mr. W. Burges at the Society of Arts"]
- 217 (1864): 169-180. R:
"The History of Our Lord [as exemplified in Works of Art], by Lady
Eastlake."
William Burges.
[Orig. "W. Burges"]
- 217 (1864): 187-188. L:
"Vandalism at Clonmacnoise."
Sir William Robert Wills Wilde.
[Orig. "W. R. Wilde"]
- 217 (1864): 267-280. A:
"Notes on the Architecture of Ireland.--VII. Ardmore."
Gordon M. Hills.
[Hills signed his name to Pt. V. of this series (GM 216 [1864]: 547-556).]
- 217 (1864): 281-292. A:
"Art Applied to Industry.--VII. The Weaver's Art."
William Burges.
[Cont. of a series which an editorial note (GM 216 [1864]: 295n) identifies as "a series of lectures given by Mr. W. Burges at the Society of Arts"]
- 217 (1864): 361-362. L:
"Disputation between [William] Cox and Fisher [at Petworth]."
Rev. Frederick Henry Arnold.
[Orig. "F. H. Arnold, M.A."; Arnold was the author of Petworth, a Sketch of its History and Antiquities (NUC).]
- 217 (1864): 368. L:
"Peculiar Form of Bell-Frame."
Rev. Joseph Thomas Fowler.
[Orig. "J. T. Fowler"]
-
217
(1864)
402
S
"The Hinckley Meeting."
John Gough Nichols.
Refers to the contributor's "paper on Ancient Hosiery" (which GM 217 [1864]: 338-340 identifies as by J. G. Nichols); orig. "J.G.N."
- 217 (1864): 403-417. A:
"Notes on the Architecture of Ireland.--VIII. Cashel."
Gordon M. Hills.
[Hills signed his name to Pt. V. of this series (GM 216 [1864]: 547-556).]
- 217 (1864): 418-431. A:
"Art Applied to Industry.--VIII. External Architectural
Decorations."
William Burges.
[Cont. of a series which an editorial note (GM 216 [1864]: 295n) identifies as "a series of lectures given by Mr. W. Burges at the Society of Arts"]
- 217 (1864): 538. L:
"Library of John Newton, Treasurer of York Cathedral."
Charles Henry Cooper [and Thompson Cooper].
[Orig. "C.H. and Thompson Cooper"; dated Cambridge, Charles Henry Cooper's home]
- 217 (1864): 539-548. A:
"Notes on the Architecture of Ireland.--IX. Lismore Castle, Askeaton, and
Kilmolash."
Gordon M. Hills.
[Hills signed his name to Pt. V. of this series (GM 216 [1864]: 547- 556).]
- 217 (1864): 549-560. A:
"Art Applied to Industry.--IX. The Modern Development of Mediaeval
Art."
William Burges.
[Cont. of a series which an editorial note (GM 216 [1864]: 295n) identifies as "a series of lectures given by Mr. W. Burges at the Society of Arts"]
- 217 (1864): 564-580. A:
"History and Architecture of Switzerland."
Edward Augustus Freeman.
[GM's note (p. 564n) identifies this item as "the substance of an extemporary lecture by Mr. E. A. Freeman delivered before the Oxford Architectural and Historical Society. . . ."]
- 217 (1864): 630-632. L:
"Antiquities of Treves."
John Henry Parker.
[Orig. "J. H. Parker"]
- 217 (1864): 633-634. L:
"Form of Appeal from the Crouched Friars."
Charles Alban Buckler.
[Orig. "C. A. Buckler"; dated Oxford, where Buckler was a member of the Architectural Society]
- 217 (1864): 634-635. L:
"Restoration of the Chapel of St. Cross."
Lewis Macnaghten Humbert.
[Orig. "L. M. Humbert, Master of St. Cross"; dated St. Cross Hospital (Winchester), concerning which Humbert published several books (NUC)]
- 217 (1864): 635-636. L:
"Hampshire Clergy in the Sixteenth Century."
Francis Joseph Baigent.
[Orig. "F. J. Baigent"; dated Winchester, whence Francis Joseph Baigent sent contributions to GM 217 (1864): 222-223 and elsewhere]
- 217 (1864): 674. L:
"The Family of Sisson."
Edmund John Syson.
[Orig. "E. J. Syson"]
- 217 (1864): 675-685. A:
"Jarrow Church."
Thomas Orlando Sheldon Jewitt.
[Orig. "O. Jewitt"; Jewitt was an illustrator of antiquarian books (BMGC); article contains several illustrations signed by Jewitt.]
- 217 (1864): 770-771. L:
"Discovery of a Roman Pottery Kiln at Shepton Mallet."
Rev. William Barton Caparn.
[Orig. "W. B. Caparn"; dated Draycot, Wells, Somersetshire, where Caparn was vicar]
- 217 (1864): 772-773. L:
"John Burton, M.D."
Charles Henry Cooper [and Thompson Cooper].
[Orig. "C.H. and Thompson Cooper"; dated Cambridge, Charles Henry Cooper's home]