Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine,
1731-1868: An Electronic Union List
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin
Volume 222 (1867)
- 222 (1867): 52. V:
"Nugae Latinae.--No. XI [Latin version of Tennyson's 'The Beggar
Maid']."
Rev. Hubert Ashton Holden.
[Orig. "H. Holden"]
- 222 (1867): 73-86. A:
"The Acre and the Hide [cont.]."
Eben William Robertson.
[Orig. "E. W. Robertson"]
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222
(1867)
93
L
"Chaytor and Dawson Families."
Rev. Roger Dawson Duffield.
Dated from Sephton Rectory, Liverpool; information supplied by the Rev. Patrick Crean, Sefton, Merseyside, in letter of 8 Apr. 1994; orig. "Richmondiensis"
- 222 (1867): 202. V:
"Nugae Latinae.--No. XII [Latin version of 'Not seldom clad in radiant
vest']."
Edward Walford.
[Orig. "E. Walford"; Edward Walford signed his name to a contribution to GM 220 (1866): 234.]
- 222 (1867): 206. L:
"Lazar Houses."
William Murray Brookes.
[Orig. "W. M. Brookes"; Brookes signs his full name to a contribution in GM 223 (1867): 363.]
- 222 (1867): 207-208. L:
"Spenser and the East Lancashire Dialect."
Thomas Turner Wilkinson.
[Orig. "T. T. Wilkinson, F.R.A.S."; dated Pickup Terrace, Burnley; Thomas Turner Wilkinson published a History of the Parochial Church of Burnley (NUC).]
-
222
(1867)
208-209
L
"Arms of the Protectorate."
John Gough Nichols.
Orig. "J.G.N."
-
222
(1867)
209
L
"Church Restoration."
Robert T. Stothard.
Orig. "The Itinerant Antiquary"
- 222 (1867): 269-284. A:
"Morwenstow."
Rev. Robert Stephen Hawker.
[Orig. "R. S. Hawker"]
- 222 (1867): 336-337. L:
"Monuments to Public Benefactors."
William Murray Brookes.
[Orig. "W. M. Brookes"; Brookes signs his full name to a contribution in GM 223 (1867): 363.]
- 222 (1867): 338. L:
"Milton a Lexicographer."
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).]
- 222 (1867): 340. L:
"Peter Heskins, &c."
William H. Bliss.
[Orig. "W. H. Bliss"; dated Oxford, whence Bliss signed a fuller version of his name to a contribution in GM 222 (1867): 790]
- 222 (1867): 342. L:
"'Doll Pentreath.'"
William Murray Brookes.
[Orig. "W. M. Brookes"; Brookes signs his full name to a contribution in GM 223 (1867): 363.]
- 222 (1867): 462-470. R:
"When George the Third was King [reviews of John Heneage Jesse's
Memoirs of the Life and Reign of King George III; William Bodham Donne,
ed., The Correspondence of King George III. with Lord North . . . ; and
Mrs. Henry Baring, ed., The Diary of the Right Hon. William Windham, 1784 to
1810]."
Charles Henry Edward Carmichael.
[Orig. "C. H. E. Carmichael"; Carmichael signed a fuller version of his name in GM 220 (1866): 369- 370 and elsewhere.]
- 222 (1867): 499-500. L:
"Ancient Worcestershire Inventory."
John Noake.
[Orig. "J. Noake"; dated Worcester, whence John Noake corresponded with the GM]
- 222 (1867): 500-501. L:
"Curious Relics."
Rev. Edward Harston.
[Orig. "E. Harston"; dated The Vicarage, Sherborne, whence Harston signed his full name to a contribution in GM 222 (1867): 786]
- 222 (1867): 503. L:
"'Simnel Cakes.'"
William Murray Brookes.
[Orig. "W. M. Brookes"; Brookes signs his full name to a contribution in GM 223 (1867): 363.]
-
222
(1867)
503-504
L
"On Plate-Armour Worn under the Surcoat of Knights, &c."
Robert T. Stothard.
Orig. "R.T.S."; refers to "my late brother, Mr. C. A. Stothard. . . ."
-
222
(1867)
505
L
"The Trumpet at Willoughton."
William Murray Brookes.
See Brookes's signed letter in GM 224 (1868): 80 in which he identifies this item as his contribution. Orig. "W.M.B."
- 222 (1867): 639-641. L:
"National Exhibition of Works of Art at Leeds in 1868."
John Burley Waring.
[Orig. "J. B. Waring, Chief Commissioner"; Waring was a commissioner of several art exhibitions.]
- 222 (1867): 646-647. L:
"Longevity."
James Franklin Fuller.
[Orig. "J. F. Fuller"; dated Killeshandra, co. Cavan, whence James Franklin Fuller signed his complete name to contributions in GM 220 (1866): 699 and elsewhere]
- 222 (1867): 647. L:
"Family of Legard."
James Franklin Fuller.
[Orig. "J. F. Fuller"; dated Killeshandra, co. Cavan, whence James Franklin Fuller signed his complete name to contributions in GM 220 (1866): 699 and elsewhere]
- 222 (1867): 722-728. A:
"A Japanese 'Virgin and Child.'"
Henry F. Holt.
[Orig. "H. F. Holt"; Henry F. Holt signed his full name to GM 221 (1866): 427-444 and elsewhere.]
- 222 (1867): 778. V:
"Nugae Latinae.-- No. XVI. [Latin version of Shakespeare's] Seven Ages of
Man."
William Markham, Archbishop of York.
[Orig. "W. Markham"; dated 1742; GM's note (p. 778n) identifies the author as "an elegant scholar, who afterwards became Archbishop of York. . . ."]
- 222 (1867): 783-785. L:
"National Exhibition of Works of Art at Leeds in 1868 [cont.]."
John Burley Waring.
[Orig. "J. B. Waring, Chief Commissioner"; Waring was a commissioner of several art exhibitions.]
- 222 (1867): 788-789. L:
"St. Margaret's-at-Cliffe, Dover."
Rev. Ebenezer Curling Lucey.
[Orig. "E. C. Lucey, M.A."]
- 222 (1867): 789. L:
"Branks."
James Franklin Fuller.
[Orig. "J. F. Fuller"; dated Killeshandra, co. Cavan, whence James Franklin Fuller signed his complete name to contributions in GM 220 (1866): 699 and elsewhere]
-
222
(1867)
789
L
"Flogging."
James H. Smith.
Orig. "J.H.S."; dated The Dawscroft, whence Smith corresponded with the GM
-
223
(1867)
79-80
L
"The Inhabitants of Britain."
James H. Smith.
Orig. "S.H.J."; dated Serjeants' Inn, whence Smith corresponded with the GM
- 223 (1867): 81. L:
"Tin Trumpets at Willoughton and Thorney."
Rev. Joseph Thomas Fowler.
[Orig. "J. T. Fowler"]
- 223 (1867): 81. L:
"Prayer for the Parliament."
Rev. Charles John Armistead.
[Orig. "C. J. Armistead"]
- 223 (1867): 96. V:
"Nugae Latinae.--No. XVII [Latin version of Thomas Hood's 'The Death-
bed']."
George Charles Brodrick.
[Orig. "G. C. Brodrick"]
- 223 (1867): 162-173. A:
"Allegorical Engravings of Albert Durer."
Henry F. Holt.
[Orig. "H. F. Holt"; Henry F. Holt signed his full name to GM 221 (1866): 427-444 and elsewhere.]
- 223 (1867): 212-214. L:
"The Early English Text Society."
Frederick James Furnivall.
[Orig. "F. J. Furnivall"; dated 3, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, whence F. J. Furnivall signed his full name to a contribution to GM 223 (1867): 782-783; F. J. Furnivall was the writer of works on early English society and literature.]
- 223 (1867): 214-215. L:
"A Harvest Custom in Devonshire."
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).]
- 223 (1867): 219. L:
"Inscription at White Waltham."
Rev. William Wellington Yonge.
[Orig. "W. W. Yonge, Vicar"; dated White Waltham, where Yonge was vicar (Alumni Oxon.: Later Ser. 4: 1628)]
- 223 (1867): 219. L:
"Leek Pasties."
Joseph Meadows Cowper.
[Orig. "J. M. Cowper"; dated Davington, Faversham, whence J. M. Cowper signed his full name to a contribution in GM 222 (1867): 786]
- 223 (1867): 219. L:
"Bishop Hall."
George William Marshall.
[Orig. "G. W. Marshall"; Marshall signed his full name to items in GM 216 (1864): 781-785 and elsewhere.]
- 223 (1867): 341. V:
"Nugae Latinae.--No. XIX [Latin version of Felicia Hemans's 'Leaves Have
Their Time to Fall']."
Charles Stuart Calverley.
[Orig. "C. S. Calverley"]
- 223 (1867): 358-360. L:
"The Vernon Family."
Rev. William James Vernon.
[Orig. "W. J. Vernon"; dated Leek, where Vernon was curate (Alumni Cantab., Pt. II, 6: 287)]
- 223 (1867): 361-362. L:
"Longevity."
James Franklin Fuller.
[Orig. "J. F. Fuller"; dated Killeshandra, co. Cavan, whence James Franklin Fuller signed his complete name to contributions in GM 220 (1866): 699 and elsewhere]
- 223 (1867): 363. L:
"A Youthful Prophet."
Joseph Meadows Cowper.
[Orig. "J. M. Cowper"; dated Davington, Faversham, whence J. M. Cowper signed his full name to a contribution in GM 222 (1867): 786]
- 223 (1867): 363. L:
"Portraits of Bishops [William] Barlow, [John] Scory, Hodgskins [Bishop of
Bedford in reign of Edward VI], and [Miles] Coverdale."
Rev. Thomas Bourne Dickins.
[Orig. "T. B. Dickins"; dated Emscote Parsonage, Warwicks., where Dickins was vicar (Alumni Cantab., Pt. II, 2: 294)]
- 223 (1867): 432-442. A:
"A Visit to Staffa and Iona."
Rev. Henry Caswall.
[Orig. "H. Caswall"]
- 223 (1867): 443-451. A:
"A Literary Forgery: Richard of Cirencester's Tractate on Britain
[conc.]."
Bernard Bolingbroke Woodward.
[Orig. "B. B. Woodward"; dated Royal Library, Windsor Castle, where Woodward was librarian in ordinary to Queen Victoria]
-
223
(1867)
504-505
L
"The Abb Edgeworth de Firmont."
Andreas E. Cockayne [?].
Orig. "A.E.C."
- 223 (1867): 505. L:
"A Plea for Stonehenge."
Charles Richard Weld.
[Orig. "C. R. Weld"]
- 223 (1867): 507. L:
"Dictionary of Customs."
Thomas T. Dyer.
[Orig. "T. T. Dyer"; dated 7, Berkeley Street, whence Dyer signed his full name to a contribution in GM 220 (1866): 536-537]
- 223 (1867): 507. L:
"Tradesman's Tokens."
William Tiffin Iliff.
[Orig. "W. T. Iliff"]
- 223 (1867): 522. V:
"Nugae Latinae.--No. XX [Latin version of Herrick's Hesperides,
DXII]."
Rev. Lewis Gidley.
[Orig. "L. Gidley"]
- 223 (1867): 645-646. L:
"Worked Flints."
Dr. Thomas William Wake Smart.
[Orig. "T. W. W. Smart"]
- 223 (1867): 770-775. A:
"German Artists in England, about A.D. 1500."
Bernard Bolingbroke Woodward.
[Orig. "B. B. Woodward"; dated Royal Library, Windsor Castle, where Woodward was librarian in ordinary to Queen Victoria]
-
223
(1867)
784
L
"Flogging."
James H. Smith.
Orig. "J.H.S."; dated The Dawscroft, Brewood, whence Smith corresponded with the GM
- 223 (1867): 784. L:
"Family of Walford."
Edward Walford.
[Orig. "E. Walford, M.A."; dated Hampstead, whence Edward Walford signed his name to a contribution in GM 220 (1866): 234]
- 223 (1867): 786. L:
"A Curious Charm."
Rev. Joseph Thomas Fowler.
[Orig. "J. T. Fowler, M.A., F.S.A."]
-
223
(1867)
786-787
L
"Branks, Ducking-stools, &c."
J. Piggot, Jun. [?].
Orig. "J.P., Jun."