Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine,
1731-1868: An Electronic Union List
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin
Volume 220 (1866)
- 220 (1866): 29-36. A:
"Drawings of Pietro Santo Bartoli, in the Royal Collection, Windsor
Castle."
Bernard Bolingbroke Woodward.
[Orig. "B. B. Woodward"; dated Royal Library, Windsor Castle, where Woodward was librarian in ordinary to Queen Victoria]
- 220 (1866): 75-76. L:
"Vindication of Archbishop [Thomas] Frewen."
Charles Henry Cooper [and Thompson Cooper].
[Orig. "C.H. and Thompson Cooper"; dated Cambridge, Charles Henry Cooper's home]
- 220 (1866): 78. L:
"Worcester Notes and Queries."
John Noake.
[Orig. "J. Noake"; dated Worcester, whence John Noake corresponded with the GM]
- 220 (1866): 78. L:
"Answers to Worcester Notes and Queries."
Marmaduke Francis Cox Dolman.
[Orig. "M. Dolman"; Dolman signed his full name to an item in GM 220 (1866): 74-75.]
- 220 (1866): 159-170. A:
"The Stuart Papers in the Royal Collection, Windsor Castle."
Bernard Bolingbroke Woodward.
[Orig. "B. B. Woodward"; dated Royal Library, Windsor Castle, where Woodward was librarian in ordinary to Queen Victoria]
- 220 (1866): 231. L:
"Vindication of Archbishop [Thomas] Frewen."
Dr. Thomas William Wake Smart.
[Orig. "T. W. W. Smart"]
- 220 (1866): 235. L:
"Richard Fitz-Alan and Richard II."
William Edward Flaherty.
[Orig. "W. E. Flaherty"]
- 220 (1866): 238. L:
"Milton's Spelling."
Rev. Lewis Gidley.
[Orig. "L. Gidley"; dated Branscombe, Devon; Gidley held various curacies in Devon, 1845-68 (Alumni Oxon.: Later Ser. 2: 521).]
-
220
(1866)
239-252
A
"John Flamsteed and the Greenwich Observatory."
J. Carpenter.
7Conc. (GM 220 [1866]: 549-558) is signed. Orig. "J.C."
- 220 (1866): 301-308. A:
"A Literary Forgery: Richard of Cirencester's Tractate on Britain."
Bernard Bolingbroke Woodward.
[Orig. "B. B. Woodward"; dated Royal Library, Windsor Castle, where Woodward was librarian in ordinary to Queen Victoria]
- 220 (1866): 318-324. A:
"The Danes' Dyke. By. [sic] Rev. M. G. Watkins, M.A."
Rev. Morgan George Watkins.
[Alumni Oxon.: Later Ser. 4: 1508]
- 220 (1866): 365-367. L:
"The Tomb of Cardinal [Reginald] Pole."
Rev. Robert Charles Jenkins.
[Orig. "R. C. Jenkins"; dated Lyminge, Hythe, whence Jenkins signed his full name to a contribution in GM 213 (1862): 745-749]
- 220 (1866): 369. L:
"[Query re] St. Paul in Britain."
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]
-
220
(1866)
372-373
L
Re rood-lofts.
J. Piggot, Jun.
Orig. "J.P."; dated Ulting, whence Piggot corresponded with the GM
- 220 (1866): 373. L:
"Zophiel."
Samuel Halkett.
[Orig. "S. Halkett"; dated Advocates Library, Edinburgh, where Halkett was Keeper]
- 220 (1866): 375. L:
"'The Whole Duty of Man.'"
William Murray Brookes.
[Orig. "W. M. Brookes"; Brookes signs his full name to a contribution in GM 223 (1867): 363.]
- 220 (1866): 377. L:
"Inscription from Barrow Gournay Church."
Rev. Joseph William Hardman.
[Orig. "J. W. Hardman, LL.D."]
-
220
(1866)
378-386
A
"John Flamsteed and the Greenwich Observatory [cont.]."
J. Carpenter.
Conc. (GM 220 [1866]: 549-558) is signed.
- 220 (1866): 394. V:
"Nugae Latinae, No. 1 [Latin version of Arthur Hugh Clough's 'As ships,
becalmed at sea, that lay']."
George William Lyttelton, 4th Baron Lyttelton.
[Orig. "Lyttelton"]
- 220 (1866): 534. L:
"What Made King Charles II. a Romanist."
Rev. Edward Hussey Adamson.
[Orig. "E. H. Adamson"; dated St. Alban's Parsonage, near Gateshead; Adamson published two works in nearby Newcastle (NUC).]
- 220 (1866): 534-536. L:
"Simnel Sunday."
William Murray Brookes.
[Orig. "W. M. Brookes"; Brookes signs his full name to a contribution in GM 223 (1867): 363.]
- 220 (1866): 536. L:
"Portrait of Richard II. in the Jerusalem Chamber."
William Edward Flaherty.
[Orig. "W. E. Flaherty"]
- 220 (1866): 545. L:
"Freestun Family."
Col. William Harding.
[Orig. "W. Harding (Colonel)"; dated Mount Radford, Exeter; Col. William Harding published The History of Tiverton, in the County of Devon (NUC).]
- 220 (1866): 547. L:
"St. Paul in Britain."
Rev. Joseph Thomas Fowler.
[Orig. "J. T. Fowler, M.A."]
- 220 (1866): 617-624. A:
"A Literary Forgery: Richard of Cirencester Tractate on Britain
[cont.]."
Bernard Bolingbroke Woodward.
[Orig. "B. B. Woodward"; dated Royal Library, Windsor Castle, where Woodward was librarian in ordinary to Queen Victoria]
- 220 (1866): 691-692. L:
"A Church in Peril."
William Edward Flaherty.
[Orig. "W. E. Flaherty"]
- 220 (1866): 697. L:
"Sir Robert Peel's Birth-place."
William Murray Brookes.
[Orig. "W. M. Brookes"; Brookes signs his full name to a contribution in GM 223 (1867): 363.]
- 220 (1866): 699-700. L:
"Works on Staffordshire."
Rev. Thomas George Bonney.
[Orig. "T. G. Bonney"; dated St. John's College, Cambridge, where Bonney was a fellow (Alumni Cantab., Pt. II, 1: 318)]
-
220
(1866)
785-797
A
"Lake-Dwellings in Switzerland. In Two Chapters.--Chapter I."
George Carless Swayne.
Conc. (GM 221 [1866]: 318-332) is signed.
- 220 (1866): 804-808. A:
"The Portrait of Copernicus."
Augustus De Morgan.
[Orig. "A. De Morgan"]
- 220 (1866): 848. L:
"Simnel Sunday."
William Murray Brookes.
[Orig. "W. M. Brookes"; Brookes signs his full name to a contribution in GM 223 (1867): 363.]
- 220 (1866): 848. L:
"The Word 'Article.'"
Joseph Meadows Cowper.
[Orig. "J. M. Cowper"; dated Davington, near Faversham, whence J. M. Cowper signed his full name to a contribution in GM 222 (1867): 786]
- 220 (1866): 849-850. L:
"The Runic Cross at Kirk Michael."
Rev. Joseph George Cumming.
[Orig. "J. G. Cumming"; dated from the rectory, Mellis, Suffolk, where Cumming was rector]
- 220 (1866): 850. L:
"Lights for the Communion Table, &c."
William Henry Hamilton Rogers.
[Orig. "W. H. H. Rogers"]
- 220 (1866): 851-864. A:
"On the Character of Nature in General, and On the Mission of Art. (A
Lecture delivered to the Students of the Royal Academy . . . )."
Henry Nelson O'Neil.
[Orig. "H. O'Neil"; Henry O'Neil, A.R.A., signed his full name to an item in GM 220 (1866): 563-570.]
- 221 (1866): 65-68. L:
"James La Choche, Son of Charles II."
James Bertrand Payne.
[Orig. "J. B. Payne"; Payne signed a fuller version of his name to contributions in GM 220 (1866): 362 and elsewhere.]
- 221 (1866): 71. L:
"The First Advocates of Religious Toleration."
William Murray Brookes.
[Orig. "W. M. Brookes"; Brookes signs his full name to a contribution in GM 223 (1867): 363.]
- 221 (1866): 71. L:
"Walford and Tweed Families."
George Alfred Carthew.
[Orig. "G. A. Carthew"]
- 221 (1866): 72. L:
"[More re] Lights on the Altar."
Rev. Lewis Gidley.
[Orig. "L. Gidley"; dated Branscombe, Devon; Gidley held various curacies in Devon, 1845-68 (Alumni Oxon.: Later Ser. 2: 521).]
- 221 (1866): 73-74. L:
"Old English Words."
Rev. John Christopher Atkinson.
[Orig. "J. C. Atkinson"; dated Danby, Yorks., where Atkinson was vicar]
- 221 (1866): 74. L:
"The Sandringham Estate."
Caleb Burrell Rose.
[Orig. "C. B. Rose, F.G.S."; dated Great Yarmouth; Rose specialized in Norfolk geology.]
- 221 (1866): 75. L:
"'The Whole Duty of Man.'"
Thomas Turner Wilkinson.
[Orig. "T. T. Wilkinson"]
- 221 (1866): 76-91. A:
"On Portraiture, Domestic and Historical, and the Causes of the Decline of
Art. (A Lecture delivered to the Students of the Royal Academy. . . .)."
Henry Nelson O'Neil.
[Orig. "H. O'Neil"; Henry O'Neil, A.R.A., signed his full name to an item in GM 220 (1866): 563-570.]
- 221 (1866): 189-190. L:
"The Gabriel Hounds."
Rev. John Christopher Atkinson.
[Orig. "J. C. Atkinson"; dated Danby, Yorks., where Atkinson was vicar]
- 221 (1866): 191. L:
"[More re] Bluestockings."
Rev. George Dodds.
[Orig. "G. Dodds"; dated Corringham Vicarage; George Dodds, Vicar of Corringham, signed his full name to contributions in GM 216 (1864): 713-714 and elsewhere.]
- 221 (1866): 193-194. L:
"Sir Geoffrey Pole."
Rev. Frederick Henry Arnold.
[Orig. "F. H. Arnold, LL.B."; dated Chichester; Arnold was the author of works on Sussex.]
- 221 (1866): 194-196. L:
"Incomes of the City Clergy."
Col. William Harding.
[Orig. "W. Harding"; dated Exeter; Col. William Harding published The History of Tiverton, in the County of Devon (NUC).]
- 221 (1866): 198. L:
"Lord Glenelge and Sir R. Grant's Sacred Poems."
Rev. William Smith Tomkins.
[Orig. "W. S. Tomkins"]
- 221 (1866): 199-213. A:
"On Poetical and Religious Subjects. (A Lecture delivered to the Students
of the Royal Academy . . . )."
Henry Nelson O'Neil.
[Orig. "H. O'Neil"; Henry O'Neil, A.R.A., signed his full name to an item in GM 220 (1866): 563-570.]
- 221 (1866): 231. V:
"Nugae Latinae.--No. VI [Latin version of Shenstone's ''Twas in a cool
Aonian glade']."
Edward Walford.
[Orig. "E. Walford"; Edward Walford signed his name to a contribution to GM 220 (1866): 234.]
- 221 (1866): 285-292. A:
"The Lazar House at Clattercote."
Rev. James Richard Philip Hoste.
[Orig. "P. Hoste"; Hoste signed his full name to a contribution in GM 221 (1866): 198; Hoste from 1860 to 1870 was vicar of Cropredy with Bourton, two miles south of Clattercote, Oxon.]
- 221 (1866): 307-318. A:
"Stone Circles and Megalithic Remains."
Rev. Thomas George Bonney.
[Orig. "T. G. Bonney, M.A."]
- 221 (1866): 357. L:
"Walker's 'Sufferings of the Clergy.'"
William Murray Brookes.
[Orig. "W. M. Brookes"; Brookes signs his full name to a contribution in GM 223 (1867): 363.]
- 221 (1866): 358. L:
"Walford and Tweed Families."
Edward Walford.
[Orig. "E. Walford"; dated Hampstead, whence Edward Walford signed his name to a contribution to GM 220 (1866): 234]
- 221 (1866): 359-365. A:
"The Jastedal-Brae Glaciers in Norway."
Charles Montagu Doughty.
[Orig. "C. M. Doughty"]
- 221 (1866): 458-466. A:
"A Literary Forgery: Richard of Cirencester's Tractate on Britain
[cont.]."
Bernard Bolingbroke Woodward.
[Orig. "B. B. Woodward"; dated Royal Library, Windsor Castle, where Woodward was librarian in ordinary to Queen Victoria]
- 221 (1866): 497. L:
"Roman Catholic Periodicals."
Edward Walford.
[Orig. "E. Walford"; dated Hampstead, whence Edward Walford signed his name to a contribution to GM 220 (1866): 234; Walford was a convert to Catholicism.]
-
221
(1866)
498
L
"The Titles 'Lady' and 'Dame.'"
William Murray Brookes.
Dated from Accrington, whence Brookes corresponded with the GM; filled with italics and quotation marks, which is typical of Brookes's style Orig. "A Believer in Falstaff's Courtesy to 'Ladies'"
- 221 (1866): 499. L:
"Heraldry and Inscriptions."
Rev. George Dodds.
[Orig. "G. Dodds"; dated Corringham Vicarage; George Dodds, Vicar of Corringham, signed his full name to contributions in GM 216 (1864): 713-714 and elsewhere.]
- 221 (1866): 501-515. A:
"General Advice to Students. (A Lecture delivered to the Students of the
Royal Academy . . . )."
Henry Nelson O'Neil.
[Orig. "H. O'Neil"; Henry O'Neil, A.R.A., signed his full name to an item in GM 220 (1866): 563-570.]
- 221 (1866): 639-640. L:
"The Edgars of Wedderlie."
James Henry Lawrence-Archer.
[Orig. "J. H. Laurence-Archer" (sic)]
- 221 (1866): 641. L:
"'Christendom.'"
William Murray Brookes.
[Orig. "W. M. Brookes"; Brookes signs his full name to a contribution in GM 223 (1867): 363.]
- 221 (1866): 643-648. A:
"On the Value of Portraits to Posterity."
Henry Nelson O'Neil.
[Orig. "H. O'Neil"; Henry O'Neil, A.R.A., signed his full name to an item in GM 220 (1866): 563-570.]
- 221 (1866): 649-652. A:
"A French Flaneur of the Olden Time. Flanerie, No. II
[cont.]."
George Joseph Gustave Masson.
[Masson, a writer on French literature, signed a fuller version of his name to the first part of this article in GM 221 (1866): 524-528.] [Orig. "G. Masson"]
- 221 (1866): 734-739. A:
"The Acre and the Hide. Part I."
Eben William Robertson.
[Orig. "E. W. Robertson"]
- 221 (1866): 740-755. A:
"An English Manor."
Rev. William Henry Hoare.
[Orig. "W. W. Hoare"]
- 221 (1866): 775-776. L:
"The Stone at Kirk-Braddan."
Rev. Thomas George Bonney.
[Orig. "T. G. Bonney"; dated St. John's College, Cambridge, where Bonney was a fellow (Alumni Cantab., Pt. II, 1: 318)]
- 221 (1866): 776-777. L:
"Excavations at Silchester."
Rev. James Gerald Joyce.
[Orig. "J. G. Joyce, F.S.A., &c."; dated Strathfieldsaye Rectory, Winchfield, where Joyce was rector (Alumni Oxon.: Later Ser. 2: 777)]
- 221 (1866): 777. L:
"Christendom."
Joseph Meadows Cowper.
[Orig. "J. M. Cowper"; dated Davington, Faversham, Kent, whence J. M. Cowper signed his full name to a contribution in GM 222 (1867): 786]
-
221
(1866)
778
L
"'The Stannaries.'"
William Murray Brookes.
Orig. "W.M.B."; dated St. James Schools, Accrington, whence Brookes corresponded with the GM
- 221 (1866): 779. L:
"Anecdote of Lord Nelson."
Rev. Lewis Gidley.
[Orig. "L. Gidley, M.A."; dated Branscombe, Devon; Gidley held various curacies in Devon, 1845-68 (Alumni Oxon.: Later Ser. 2: 521).]
- 221 (1866): 780. L:
"Leigh Hunt and Hampstead."
Edward Walford.
[Orig. "E. Walford, M.A."; dated Hampstead, whence Edward Walford signed his name to a contribution in GM 220 (1866): 234]
- 221 (1866): 781. L:
"Twells Family."
George William Marshall.
[Orig. "G. W. Marshall"; Marshall signed his full name to items in GM 216 (1864): 781-785 and elsewhere.]
- 221 (1866): 793-802. A:
"Roman Coins in Central Germany."
Rev. Thomas Hodsall Wilkins [?].
[Orig. "T. H. Wilkins"]
- 221 (1866): 802. V:
"Nugae Latinae.--No. X [Latin version of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's
'May's Love']."
Robert West Taylor.
[Orig. "R. W. Taylor"; dated Marlborough College, where Taylor was assistant master, 1864-69 (Alumni Cantab., Pt. II, 6: 129]