Victorian Research Class 2004 - Bibliographies (2025)

Bibliographies

[ ]. “A new novelist [Hall Caine].” The Westminster Review 128(1887): 840-849.[ ]. “Biographical sketch of L.E.L. [Letitia E. Landon].” Bentley's Miscellany 23(1848): 532-534.[ ]. “Browning’s Men and Women.” Bentley's Miscellany 39(1856): 64-70.[ ]. “The Caxtons [by Bulwer Lytton, and Charlotte Bronte’s Shirley.” The Westminster Review 52(1850): 407-419.[ ]. “Charles and Mary Lamb: their editors and biographers.” The Westminster Review 102(1874): 419-439.[ ]. “Charles Reade’s It Is Never Too Late to Mend.” Bentley's Miscellany 40(1856): 292-296.[ ]. “Chaucer, his position, life and influence.” The Westminster Review 86(1866): 184-200.[ ]. “English character and manners as portrayed by Anthony Trollope.” The Westminster Review 123(1885): 53-100.[ ]. “Geoffrey, Chaucer.” The Westminster Review 96(1871): 381-398.[ ]. “George Eliot [as depicted by J.W. Cross].” The Westminster Review 124(1885): 161-208.[ ]. “George Eliot as a moral teacher.” The Westminster Review 117(1882): 65-81.[ ]. “Goethe and Mill: a contrast.” The Westminster Review 102(1874): 38-70.[ ]. “Harriet Martineau.” The Westminster Review 108(1877): 65-101.[ ]. “Lady [Sydney] Morgan.” The Westminster Review 79(1863): 471-502.[ ]. “Lord Ravensworth’s Latin Poems.” Bentley's Miscellany 57(1865): 522-525.[ ]. “Lord Tennyson.” The Westminster Review 138(1892): 589-596.[ ]. “Miss [Catherine] Sinclair’s Beatrice.” Bentley's Miscellany 32(1852): 567-568.[ ]. “Miss Costello’s Lay of the Stork.” Bentley's Miscellany 39(1856): 515-518.[ ]. “Modern Ballad writers [Aytoun, Tennyson, E.A. Freeman].” The Westminster Review 55(1851): 1-48.[ ]. “Modern novelists: Charles Dickens.” The Westminster Review 82(1864): 414-441.[ ]. “Modern novelists: Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton.” The Westminster Review 83(1865): 468-503.[ ]. “Mrs. [Frances] Trollope’s Uncle Walter.” Bentley's Miscellany 32(1852): 568-570.[ ]. “Mr. Stanley’s new book [In Darkest Africa].” The Westminster Review 134(1890): 117-127.[ ]. “Mr. Thornbury’s Every Man His Own Trumpet.” Bentley's Miscellany 44(1858): 531-534.[ ]. “Ouida’s novels.” The Westminster Review 105(1876): 360-386.[ ]. “P.J. Bailey’s Mystic and Other Poems.” Bentley's Miscellany 38(1855): 609-614.[ ]. “Recent poetry: Thornbury, Wilberforce, and Blanchard.” Bentley's Miscellany 43(1858): 530-534.[ ]. “Richardson’s Clarissa.” The Westminster Review 91(1869):48-75.[ ]. “Robert Southey and Charles Lamb.” Bentley's Miscellany 36(1854): 603-609.[ ]. “Rocks Ahead: or, the Warnings of Cassandra [by W.R. Greg].” The Westminster Review 103(1875): 65-84.[ ]. “Shakspeareana: Collier and Coleridge.” Bentley's Miscellany 41(1857): 90-95.[ ]. “Tennyson’s Idylls of the King.” The Westminster Review 72(1859): 503-526.[ ]. “Tennyson’s Maud.” Bentley's Miscellany 38(1855): 262-265.[ ]. “The Angel World [poem by P.J. Bailey].” The Westminster Review 54(1851): 335-352.[ ]. “The genius and character of Charles Lamb.” The Westminster Review 126(1886): 16-28.[ ]. “The poetry of Mrs. E.B. Browning.” The Westminster Review 118(1882): 373-392.[ ]. “The Sonnets of Shakespeare.” The Westminster Review 68(1857): 116-137.[ ]. “The writings of Mary Wollstonecraft.” The Westminster Review 133(1890): 10-23.[ ]. “Thomas Hood.” The Westminster Review 95(1871): 337-354.[ ]. “Thomas More [the Irish poet].” Bentley's Miscellany 31(1851): 423-437.[ ]. “Trelawny’s Recollections of Shelley and Byron.” The Westminster Review 69(1858): 350-369.This article is “mainly on Byron’s poetry.”[ ]. “ ‘Whatever is, is right,’ [a criticism of William Smith’s Gravenhurst].” The Westminster Review 83(1865): 195-217.[Adams]. “Life and works of John Keats.” The Westminster Review 50(1849): 349-371.[Adams]. “Poems of Alfred Tennyson.” The Westminster Review 51(1849): 265-290.[Adams]. “Poems of Ebenezer Elliott.” The Westminster Review 53(1850): 115-127.[Adams]. “Tennyson’s In Memoriam.” The Westminster Review 54(1850): 85-103.[Adams, Sarah Flower]. “Poems, by Elizabeth Barrett.” The Westminster Review 42(1844): 381-392.[Agar-Ellis, George J.W.]. “Horace Walpole and Strawberry Hill.” Bentley's Miscellany 11(1842): 552-564.Aitken, George A. “John Gay.” The Westminster Review 140(1893): 386-403.{Allingham, William}. “Gilchrist’s Life of William Blake.” The Westminster Review 81(1864): 101-118.[Amos, Sheldon]. “Mr. Tennyson’s new poems.” The Westminster Review 82(1864): 396-414.Arnold, Arthur. “Some questions suggested by Helbeck of Bannisdale [by Mrs. Humphrey Ward].” The Westminster Review 150(1898): 493-497.[Bell, Robert]. “A Chartist novel [Alton Locke by Charles Kingsley].” Bentley's Miscellany 28(1850): 560-561.[Bell, Robert]. “A gossip about Oliver Goldsmith.” Bentley's Miscellany 24(1848): 193-198.[Bell, Robert]. “Robert Southey.” Bentley's Miscellany 29(1851): 115-130.[Bell, Robert]. “The Fairfax manuscripts.” Bentley's Miscellany 24(1848): 498-504.[Blind, Mathilde]. “Shelley [Works ed. W.M. Rossetti].” The Westminster Review 94(1870): 75-97.Bradfield, Thomas. “Ethical tendency of Matthew Arnold’s poetry.” The Westminster Review 142(1894): 650-665.Bradfield, Thomas. “The ethical impulse of Mrs.. Browning’s poetry.” The Westminster Review 146(1896):174-184.Bradfield, Thomas. “The ethical problems raised in the works of Mr.Hall Caine.” The Westminster Review 150 (1898): 194-198.[Bright, Henry A.]. “Thomas De Quincey and his works.” The Westminster Review 61(1854):519-537.[Browne, J.H.B.]. “Charlotte Bronte.” The Westminster Review 109(1878): 34-56.[Browne, J.H.B.]. “George Eliot as a novelist.” The Westminster Review 110(1878): 105-135.Browne, J.H.B. “Theophrastus Such [by George Eliot].” The Westminster Review 185-196.Browne, J.H.B. “White Conquest [by W.H. Dixon].” The Westminster Review 105(1876): 42-61.{Busk, Mary Margaret}. “Literature of Childhood.” The Westminster Review 33(1839): 137-162.[Cabot, James Elliot]. “The Carlyle-Emerson correspondence.” The Westminster Review 119(1883): 451-493.[Call, W.M.W.]. “George Eliot: her life and writings.” The Westminster Review 116(1881): 154-198.[Call, W.M.W.]. “Shelley: his friends and critis.” The Westminster Review 119(1883): 1-54.[Call, W.M.W.]. “Thomas Carlyle: His life and writings.” The Westminster Review 115(1881): 457-493.[Call, W.M.W.]. “Unpublished letters written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Part I).” The Westminster Review 93(1870): 341-364.[Call, W.M.W.]. “Unpublished letters written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Part II, concl.).”The Westminster Review 94(1870): 1-24.[Challis, H.W.]. “All’s Well that ends well (not Shakspeare’s).” Bentley's Miscellany 3(1838): 72-77.[Chapman, John]. “Adam Bede [by George Eliot].” The Westminster Review 71(1859): 486-512.{Chapman, John}. “The Mill on the Floss [by George Eliot].” The Westminster Review 74(1860): 24-33.[Chorley, Henry F.]. “A contrast [Amymone by Eliza Lynn Linton and Vanity Fair by Thackeray].” Bentley's Miscellany 24(1848): 248-255.[Chorley, Henry F.]. “Maria Edgeworth.” Bentley's Miscellany 24(1848): 477-483.[Coleridge, Edith]. “The supernatural element in Shakespeare.” The Westminster Review 108(1877): 375-387.Columbine, W.B. “The poems of Thomas Hardy.” The Westminster Review 152(1899): 180-184.[Colvin, Sidney]. “The poetical writings of Mr. Dante Gabriel Rossetti.” The Westminster Review 95(1871): 55-92.[Conway. Moncure D.]. “William Godwin.” The Westminster Review 106(1876): 365-389. [Cowell, E.B.] “Makamat.” The Westminster Review 54(1851): 323-355.[Creasy, E.S.]. “Francis Jeffrey.” Bentley's Miscellany 32(1852): 127-131.Davies, Joseph J. “Tennyson’s Lincolnshire farmers: a retrospect.” The Westminster Review 136(1891): 132-137.Davies, Joseph J. “Tennyson’s turncoat [in “The Churchwarden and the Curate”].” The Westminster Review 142(1894):558-566.[Deacon, W.F.]. “Memoirs of Sheridan.” Bentley's Miscellany 1(1837): 419-427.[Donne, W.B.]. “Dryden and his times.” The Westminster Review 63(1855): 336-367.[Ellis, Havelock]. “Thomas Ashe’s poems.” The Westminster Review 125(1886): 416-429.[Ellis, Havelock]. “Thomas Hardy’s novels.” The Westminster Review 119(1883): 334-364.[Ellis, William and Mary Turner Ellis]. “Mary Barton [by Mrs. Gaskell].” The Westminster Review 51(1849): 48-63. [Eliot, George]. “Mackay’s Progress of the Intellect.” The Westminster Review 54(1851): 353-368.Fairburn, Evelina. “Laurence Oliphant.” The Westminster Review 137(1892): 498-512.[Floreat]. “John Leach and William Makepeace Thackeray.” Bentley's Miscellany 57(1865): 47-48.{Forster, John}. “The admirable Crichton [rev. of W.H. Ainsworth’s Crichton.” Bentley's Miscellany 1(137): 416-418.Franklyn, Cecil W. “William Shakespeare, gentleman.” The Westminster Review 132(1889): 348-361.[Froude, J.A.]. “Arnold’s poems.” The Westminster Review 61(1854):146-159.Gore, Catherine. [s. C.F. Gore]. “The authorship of “And Ye Shall Walk in Silk Attire.” Bentley's Miscellany 24(1848): 236.Grahame, James. “Sheridan.” The Westminster Review 147(1897): 515-523.[Greg, W.R.] “Sybil [by Disraeli].” The Westminster Review 44(1845): 141-152.Griswold, Rufus Wilmot. “Memoir of James Fenimore Cooper.” Bentley's Miscellany 21(1847): 533-540.Hannigan, D.F. “Lord Houghton [Monckton Milnes].” The Westminster Review 135(1891): 147-157.Hannigan, D.F. “Matthew Arnold’s Letters.” The Westminster Review 145(1896): 40-42.Hannigan, D.F. “Mr Thomas Hardy’s latest novel [Jude the Obscure].” The Westminster Review 145(1896):136-139.Hannigan, D.F. “Mr. William Watson’s poetry.” The Westminster Review 139(1893): 265-268.Hannigan, D.F. “The Literary Evolution of Man [by Charles Letourneau].” The Westminster Review 141(1894): 400-404.Hannigan, D.F. “The new poet laureate [Alfred Austin].” The Westminster Review 145(1896): 251-254.Hannigan, D.F. “Robert Burns: a note on the occasion of his anniversary.” The Westminster Review 142(1894): 319-322.Hannigan, D.H. “The Waverly novels—after sixty years.” The Westminster Review 144(1895): 17-21.Hannigan, D.F. “Thomas Lovell Beddoes: a forgotten Oxford poet.” The Westminster Review 149(1898): 484-492.Hannigan, D.F. “William Morris, poet and revolutionist.” The Westminster Review 147(1897): 117-119.Harper, Janet. “Dante Gabriel Rossetti, artist and poet.” The Westminster Review 146(1896): 312-321.Harper, Janet. “The renascence of Jane Austen.” The Westminster Review 153(1900): 442-446.[Hart, G.]. “Edmund Spenser.” The Westminster Review 87(1867): 133-150.{Hickson, W.E.}. “Coningsby [by D’Israeli].” The Westminster Review 42(1844): 80-105.[Hickson, W.E.]. “Dickens’s American Notes.” The Westminster Review 39(1843): 146-160.{Hickson, W.E.} “The Child of the Islands [by Mrs. Norton].” The Westminster Review 43(1845): 460-472.{Hickson, W.E.}. “The province of tragedy—Bulwer and Dickens.” The Westminster Review 47(1847): 1-11.Holmes, T. Rice. “Mr. Froude and his critics.” The Westminster Review 138(1892): 174-189.Hook, Theodore. “George Colman.” Bentley's Miscellany 1(1837): 7-16.Hopkins, J. Castell. “Mr. Goldwin Smith in literature and politics.” The Westminster Review 141(1894): 539-552.Hughes, M.C. “William Watson.” The Westminster Review 147(1897): 293-308.Husband, Mary Gilliland. “Trilby [by Du Maurier].” The Westminster Review 146(1896): 446-458Pgs. 446-454 develop an aesthetic philosophyHusband, Thomas F. “The Story of an African Farm [by Olive Schreiner]: a reflection [plea for Equal role of women].” The Westminster Review 141(1894): 631-642.Jacox, Francis. “About a little candle’s far-thrown beams: a cue from Shakspeare (No. XXXI).” Bentley's Miscellany 61(1867): 385-396.Jacox, Francis. “About Bardolph’s bond and Dumbleton’s demur: a cue …(No. XXIII).” Bentley's Miscellany 59(1866): 619-629.Jacox, Francis. “About certain eligible cases of mutual extermination: a cue … (No. XIV).” Bentley's Miscellany 57(1865): 484-491.Jacox, Francis. “About coming to believe one’s own lie: a cue … (No. XVIII).” Bentley's Miscellany 58(1865): 272-281.Jacox, Francis. “About finding one’s occupation gone: a cue … (No. XXXIV).”Bentley's Miscellany 62(1867): 378-389.Jacox, Francis. “About fortune coming single-handed: a cue … (No. XXXIII).” Bentley's Miscellany 62(1867): 290-301.Jacox, Francis. “About great griefs as a medicine to less: a cue … (No. XXVII).” Bentley's Miscellany 60(1866): 388-393.Jacox, Francis. “About having the law on one’s side: a cue … (No. XXX).” Bentley's Miscellany 61(1867): 290-299.Jacox, Francis. “About sage friends who ‘always told you so’: a cue … (No. XX).” Bentley's Miscellany 58(1865): 535-542.Jacox, Francis. “About sleeping partnership in crime: a cue … (No. XXII).” Bentley's Miscellany 59(1866): 287-295.Jacox, Francis. “About taking the tide at the flood: a cue … (No. XXVIII).” Bentley's Miscellany 60(1866): 502-513.Jacox, Francis. “About the sea-coast of Bohemia: a vexed question in Shakspearean geography.” Bentley's Miscellany 61(1867): 205-212.Jacox, Francis. “About the white hairs that come of care of terror: a cue … (No XXXII).”Bentley's Miscellany 61(1867): 472-482.Jacox, Francis. “About things being to us as we think them: a cue … (No. XXV).” Bentley's Miscellany 60(1866): 172-180.Jacox, Francis. “All the world’s a stage: a cue … (No. IV).” Bentley's Miscellany 55(1864): 512-520.Jacox, Francis. “Ben Jonson’s Morose [in The Silent Woman]: typically considered.” Bentley's Miscellany 56(1864): 16-24.Jacox, Francis. [Monkshood]. “Edmund Waller.” Bentley's Miscellany 37(1855): 35-47.Jacox, Francis. “Handy-dandy, justice and thief: a cue … (No. III).” Bentley's Miscellany 55(1864): 281-392.Jacox, Francis. [Monkshood]. “Harold Skimpole: typically considered.” Bentley's Miscellany 54(1863): 48-56.Jacox, Francis. “Iago cloven-footed?—a cue … (No. XV).” Bentley's Miscellany 57(1865): 38-46.Jacox, Francis. “James Boswell’s Letters.” Bentley's Miscellany 41(1857): 204-209.Jacox. Francis. “Lear’s fivefold never: a cue … (No. II).” Bentley's Miscellany 55(1864): 193-201.Jacox, Francis. “Little Talbot the Great: a cue … (No. XXVI).” Bentley's Miscellany 60(1866): 287-296.Jacox, Francis. “Mr. Gradgrind: typically considered.” Bentley's Miscellany 60(1866): 613-621.Jacox, Francis. [Monkshood]. “Mr. Micawber: typically considered.” Bentley's Miscellany 55(1864): 286-291.Jacox, Francis. [Monkshood]. “Oliver in Arden: typically considered.” Bentley's Miscellany 54(1863): 638-644.Jacox, Francis. “Our little life, dream-fraught, sleep-rounded: a cue … (No. VIII).” Bentley's Miscellany 56(1864): 429-440.Jacox, Francis. “Parson Adams: typically considered.” Bentley's Miscellany 59(1866): 369-376.Jacox, Francis. “Philosopher with the toothache: a cue … (no. XI).” Bentley's Miscellany 57(1865): 71-80.Jacox, Francis. “Polonius on polemics: a cue … (No. XIX).” Bentley's Miscellany 58(1865): 368-378.Jacox, Francis. “Postprandial placability: a cue … (No. XII).” Bentley's Miscellany 57(1865): 171-180.Jacox, Francis. “Sunshine out of season: a cue … (No. XIII).” Bentley's Miscellany 57(1865):412-422.Jacox, Francis. [Monkshood]. “The logic of Smith the weaver: a cue ...” Bentley's Miscellany 55(1864): 74-83.Jacox, Francis. “The unwelcome news-bringer: a cue … (No. X).” Bentley's Miscellany 56(1864): 637-646.Jacox, Francis. “Things doing, things done: a cue … (No. XVII).” Bentley's Miscellany 58(1865): 179-188.Jacox, Francis. [Monkshood]. “Thomas de Quincey.” Bentley's Miscellany 37(1855): 251-266.Jacox, Francis. “To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow: a cue … (No. VI).” Bentley's Miscellany 56(1864):139-147.Jacox, Francis. “Too strange for fiction, not too strange to be true: a cue … (No. XXIX).” Bentley's Miscellany 61(1867): 83-93.Jacox, Francis. “What’s in a name?—a cue … (No. V).” Bentley's Miscellany 55(1864): 609-625.[Jaff, A.H.]. “Lessing: his life and writings.” The Westminster Review 109(1878): 91-139.Jesse, Edward. “Characteristics of the poet Gray.” Bentley's Miscellany 23(1848): 133-135. [ Kaye, J.W.]. “Esmond [by Thackeray] andBasil [by Wilkie Collins].” Bentley's Miscellany 32(1852): 576-586.Kegan Paul, C. “Charles Kingsley.” The Westminster Review 107(1877): 383-393.[K.G.H.]. “The Queen as editor.” The Westminster Review 147(1897): 656-657.[Kenney, Charles Lamb]. “Memoir of Albert Smith.” Bentley's Miscellany 18(1845): 620-621.Law, Alice. “A forerunner of Keats [Henry K. White].” The Westminster Review 142(1894): 276-292.Law, Alice. “The poetry of Christina G. Rossetti.” The Westminster Review 143(1895): 444-453.Lee, Randolph. “The Shakespeare-Bacon controversy.” The Westminster Review 131(1889): 522-536. Leigh, G.A. “The rival poet in Shakespeare’s sonnets.” The Westminster Review 147(1897): 173-187.[Leigh, Percival]. “A disinterested review [of the author’s own The Comic English Grammar].” Bentley's Miscellany 8(1840): 611-617.[Lewes, G.H.]. “Historical romance: The Foster Brothers and Whitehall.” The Westminster Review 45(1846): 34-55.[Lewes, G.H.]. “Memoir of Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, Bart.” Bentley's Miscellany 24(1848): 1-10.[Lewes, George H.]. “Percy Bysshe Shelley.” The Westminster Review 35(1841):303-344.[Lewes, G.H.]. “Poems of Alexander Smith.” The Westminster Review 59(1853): 522-534.[Lewes, G.H.]. “Ruth [by Mrs Gaskell] and Villette [by Charlotte Bronte].” The Westminster Review 59(1853): 474-491.[Lewes, G.H.]. “The lady novelists [including reviews of Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre and Mrs. Gaskell’s Mary Barton].” The Westminster Review 58(1852):129-141.[Lewes, G.H.]. “Shakespeare and his editors.” The Westminster Review 43(1845): 40-77.[Lewes, G.H.]. “Shelley and the letters of poets.” The Westminster Review 57(1852): 502-511.[Lindley, Caroline]. “Robert Nicoll.” The Westminster Review 38(1842): 429-437.Lloyd, Francis. [s. A Warwickshire Man]. “Hoax of the Shakspeare birth-house—and relic trade at Stratford-on-Avon.” Bentley's Miscellany 23(1848): 279-288.Lockhart, Robert M. “Mr. [W.E.] Henley and Highland Mary.” The Westminster Review 149(1898): 332-336.MacCulloch, J.A. “R.L. Stevenson: characteristics.” The Westminster Review 149(1898): 631-647.[McCarthy, Justin]. “Novels with a purpose [largely on George Meredith].” The Westminster Review 82(1864): 24-49.{McCarthy, Justin}. “Romola [by George Eliot].” The Westminster Review 80(1863): 344-352.Mackay, Angus M. “A crop of Bronte myths.” The Westminster Review 144(1895): 424-437.Mackay, Angus M. “On the interpretation of Emily Bronte.” The Westminster Review 150(1898): 203-218.[Maginn, William]. “Literary portraits: William Hamilton Maxwell.” Bentley's Miscellany 7(1840): 331-332.[Maginn, William]. “Shakspeare papers (No. I): Sir John Falstaff.” Bentley's Miscellany 1(1837): 494-508.[Maginn, William]. “Shakspeare papers (No. II): Jaques.” Bentley's Miscellany 1(1837): 550-560.[Maginn, William]. “Shakspeare papers (No. III): Romeo.” Bentley's Miscellany 2(1837): 57-67.[Maginn, William]. “Shakspeare papers (No. IV): Midsummer Night’s Dream Bottom, the weaver.” Bentley's Miscellany 2(1837): 370-380.[Maginn, William]. “Shakspeare papers (No. V): his ladies-1. Lady Macbeth.” Bentley's Miscellany 1(1837): 550-567.[Maginn, William]. “Shakspeare papers (No. VI): Timon of Athens.” Bentley's Miscellany 3(1838): 225-241.[Maginn, William]. “Shakespeare papers (No. VII): Polonius.” Bentley's Miscellany 3(1838): 470-479.[Maginn, William]. “Shakspeare papers (No. VIII, concl.): Iago.” Bentley's Miscellany 5(1839): 43-50.Manson, Edward. “Elizabeth Inchbald.” The Westminster Review 148(1897): 336-347.[Martin, Theodore]. “Thackeray’s works.” The Westminster Review 59(1853): 363-388.Mercer, Elizabeth. “Carlyle and the “Blumine” of Sartor Resartus; what Blumine herself said on the subject.” The Westminster Review 142(1894): 164-165.[Mill, J.S.]. “Coleridge.” The Westminster Review 33(1840): 257-302.[Milnes, Richard Monckton]. “Tennyson’s Poems.” The Westminster Review 38(1842): 371-390. [Mitford, John]. “Horace Walpole and the literary world of the eighteenth century.” Bentley's Miscellany 29(1851): 567-584.Moran, E. Raleigh. “Contrasts in the life of a poet [Shakespeare].” Bentley's Miscellany 8(1840): 201-204.Newton-Robinson, Janetta. “A study of Mr. F. Marion Crawford.” The Westminster Review 379-393.Newton Robinson, Janetta. “A study of Mr. Thomas Hardy.” The Westminster Review 137(1892): 153-164.Newton-Robinson, Janetta. “Some aspects of the work of Mr. Robert Louis Stevenson.” The Westminster Review 139(1893): 601-609.[Nichol, John]. “Aurora Leigh [by Mrs. Browning].” The Westminster Review 68(1857): 399-415.Oakeshott, B.N. “Hamlet from a student’s notebook.” The Westminster Review 147(1897): 669-678.[O’Brien, Constance]. “Shakespeare’s young men.” The Westminster Review 106(1876): 452-466.Ollier, Charles. “A gossip with some old English poets.” Bentley's Miscellany 1(1837): 98-101.[Palgrave, F.T.]. “W.M. Thackeray as novelist and photographer.” The Westminster Review 74(1860): 500-523.[Pater, Walter]. “Coleridge’s writings.” The Westminster Review 85(1866): 106-132.[Pater, Walter]. “Poems by William Morris.” The Westminster Review 90(1868): 300-312.[Pattison, Mark]. “Mackay’s Tubingen School.” The Westminster Review 80(1863): 510-531.[Rae, W.F.]. “The critical theory and writings of H. Taine.” The Westminster Review 76(1861): 55-90.Rawlings, Henry. “The transfigured theology of Paradise Lost.” The Westminster Review 153(1900): 32-41.Revell, William F. “George Meredith’s nature poetry.” The Westminster Review 142(1894): 506-523.[Robertson, John]. “Poems, by William Thom.” The Westminster Review 40(1843): 312-334. [Robertson, John]. “Sir Lytton Bulwer.” The Westminster Review 39(1843): 33-69.[Sidgwick, Henry]. “The Poems and Prose Remains of Arthur Hugh Clough.” The Westminster Review 92(1869): 363-387.[Sillard, P.A. “Clarence Mangan and his poetry.” The Westminster Review 149(1898): 648-654.Sillard, P.A. “The novels of the Rev. William Barry, D.D..” The Westminster Review 152(1899): 172-179.Slater, Gertrude. “Mrs. Oliphant as a realist.” The Westminster Review 148(1897): 682-690.Spender, A. Edmund. “The centenary of Cowper.” The Westminster Review 153(1900): 532-545.Spender, A.E. “The tercentenary of Edmund Spenser.” The Westminster Review 151(1899): 85-92.Sterling, John]. “Carlyle’s Works.” The Westminster Review 33(1839): 1-68. Stevens, Austin M. “The warrior bard, ancient and modern.” The Westminster Review 153(1900): 257-260.[Symons, Arthur]. “George Meredith’s poetry.” The Westminster Review 128(1887): 693-697.[Symonds, J.A.]. “Mr.Swinburne’s poetry.” The Westminster Review 87(1867): 450-471.[Taylor, W.C.]. “Poets, places, and pensions: a gossip with William Howitt.” Bentley's Miscellany 21(1847): 106-112.Taylor, W.C. “The late Issac D’Israeli, Esq., and the genius of Judaism.” Bentley's Miscellany 23(1848): 219-225.[Taylor, W.C.]. “Thomas Ingoldsby [R.H. 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Lucas, E.V "Charles Lamb and Robert Lloyd: Some Unpublished Letters (No. I)." 4 3rd s. (1898): 595-605. Lucas, E.V "Charles Lamb and Robert Lloyd: Some Unpublished Letters (No. II)." 4 3rd s. (1898): 734-745. MacDonagh Michael. "The Bye-ways of Journalism." Cornhill 6 3rd s. (1899): 395-406.MacDonagh Michael. "At the Reporters Table." Cornhill 7 3rd s. (1899): 505- 518. Macfarren, Sir George Alexander “The English are not a Musical People.” 18 (1868): 344-363. Mackail, John William. "Piers Ploughman and English Life in the Fourteenth Century." 3 3rd s. (1897): 42-58. Maeterlinck, Maurice. "The Modern Drama." Cornhill Trans. By Alfred Sutro. 7 3rd s.(1899): 166-173. Marsh, Richard "A First Night." Cornhill ns 20 (1893): 387-404.Martinengo-Cesaresco, Evelyn. "Sicilian Folk-songs." Cornhill 35 (1877): 443-457.Martinengo-Cesaresco, Evelyn. ."Folk-dirges." Cornhill 36 (1877): 196-211.Martinengo-Cesaresco, Evelyn."Greek Songs of Calabria." Cornhill 44 (1881): 725-738. Martinengo-Cesaresco, Evelyn."Folk Songs of Provence." Cornhill 47 (1883): 666-679. Merivale, Louisa A. ."On the Origins of Shakespeare's Tempest". 26 (1872): 407-423. Mew, James. "Literary Coincidences.” 37 (1878): 303-315.Mew, James. "Literary Coincidences.” 38 (1878) 460-475.Mew, James. "Dinners in Literature." Cornhill 40 (1879): 590-604.Mew, James. "The Seamy Side of Letters." Cornhill 42 (1880): 348-363. 213-224. Murray, Grenville. "The French Press (No. I): From its Foundation to the Death of Mazarin." Cornhill 27 (1873): 703-731. Murray, Grenville. “ The French Press (No. II): Reigns of Louis XIV and XV."28 (1873): 411-430. Murray, Grenville. “Parisian Journalists of To-day." Cornhill 28 (1873) 715-732.Murray, Grenville. “The French Press (No.3): The Reign of Louis XVI." 29 (1873): 154-171.Murray, Grenville. "The French Press (No. 4): Newspapers During the Revolution."29 (1874): 535-552. Murray, Grenville. "Jacques Girard’s Newspaper; or The Trials of a French Journalist."32 (1875): 691-710. Myers, Frederic William Henry. "Rossetti and the Religion of Beauty." Cornhill 47 (1883)Norris, William Edward. "Nils Jensen." Cornhill 35 (1877): 298-324.Oliphant, Lawrence. Campaigning in China.” 1 (1860): 537-548.Oliphant, Margaret. "Lady Denzil."17 (1868): 429-461. Oliphant, Margaret. "Lady Isabella." Cornhill (Part I)." Cornhill 23 (1871): 296-309. Oliphant, Margaret. "Lady Isabella (Part II)." Cornhill 23 (1871): 425-443.Oliphant, Margaret. "The Scientific Gentleman (Part I)." Cornhill 26 (1872): 618-640. Oliphant, Margaret. "The Scientific Gentleman (Part II)." Cornhill 26 (1872): 737-760.Oliphant, Margaret. "The Early Years of Dante." Cornhill 32 (1875): 471-489.Oliphant, Margaret. "Dante in Exile." Cornhill 32 (1875): 670-690.Oliphant, Margaret. "Giacomo Leopardi." Cornhill 34 (1876): 341-340.Oliphant, Margaret. "Mr. Sanford (Part I)." Cornhill ns 10 (1888): 337-361Oliphant, Margaret. "Mr. Sanford (Part II)." Cornhill ns 10 (1888): 486-519.Oliphant, Margaret. "Mademoiselle (Part I)." Cornhill ns 13 (1889): 489-517. Oliphant, Margaret. "Mademoisell (Part II)." Cornhill ns 13 (1889): 630-664.Oliphant, Margaret. "The Strange Story of Mr. Robert Dalyell (Part I) ns 18 (1892): 85-112.Oliphant, Margaret. "A Widow's Tale (Part I)." Cornhill ns 21 (1893): 92-112. Oliphant, Margaret. "A Widow's Tale Part II)." Cornhill ns 21 (1893): 207-224.Oliphant, Margaret. "A Widow's Tale (Part III)." Cornhill ns 21 (1893): 318-336.Ormsby, John. "Andrew Marvell." Cornhill 20 (1869): 21-40. Ormsby, John. "People I Have Hated."24 (1871): 588-603. Paget, Violet [signed Vernon Lee], Faustus and Helena: Notes on the Supertnatural in Art." Cornhill 42 (1880) : 212-228. Paget, Violet [signed Vernon Lee]. "Botticelli at the Villa Lemmi." Cornhill 46 (1882): 159-173. Paget, Violet [signed Vernon Lee]. "The Portrait Art of the Renaissance." Cornhill 47 (1883): 564-581. Pain, Barry Eric Odell. "The Hundred Gates; a Dream of Bad Books." Cornhill ns 13 (1889): 405-416. Pain, Barry Eric Odell. "The Sincerest Form of Flattery." Cornhill ns 15 (1890): 367-378.[Parodies of Kipling, Ruskin, Blackmore, Pae, and Tolstoi] Palgrave. Francis Turner. "How to Form Good Taste in Art.." Cornhill 18 (1868): 170-180. Panton, Jane Ellen. "From a Garret." Cornhill 47 (1883): 608-613.Payn, James. "Some Literary Recollections (part I)." Cornhill ns 1 (1883): 631-644. Payn, James. "Some Literary Recollections (part II)." Cornhill ns 2 (1884): 33-41. Payn, James. "Some Literary Recollections (part III)." Cornhill ns 2 (1884): 148-159. Payn, James. "Some Literary Recollections (part IV)." Cornhill ns 2 (1884): 244-261. Payn, James. "Some Literary Recollections (part V)." Cornhill ns 2 (1884): 244-261. Payn, James. "Some Literary Recollections (part VI)." Cornhill ns 2 (1884): 486-505. Payn, James. "Some Literary Recollections (part VII)." Cornhill ns 2 (1884): 584-592 Payn, James. "Some Literary Recollections (part VIII)." Cornhill ns 3 (1884): 41-58. Payn, James. "Some Literary Recollections (part IX)." Cornhill ns 3 (1884): 150-170. Payn, James. "A Literary Jubilee." Cornhill ns 8 (1887): 395-403. Payn, James. "An Editor and Some Contributors." Cornhill 7 3rd s. (1899): 577-583. Penn, Horace. " Don Quexote: A Pineromance." Cornhill 6 3rd s. 1899): 809-816. Philips, Stephen. "The Poetry of Byron; an Anniversary Study." Cornhill 4 3rd s. (1898): 16-26. Proctor, Richard Anthony. "Notes on Ghosts and Goblins." Cornhill 27 (1873): 451-466. Proctor, Richard Anthony. "Life, Past and Future, in Other Worlds." Cornhill 31 (1875) 691-708. Proctor, Richard Anthony. "Dual Consciousness." Cornhill 35 (1877): 86-105.Proctor, Richard Anthony. "Ring of Worlds." Cornhill 37 (1878): 169-186.Proctor, Richard Anthony. “Hereditary traits." Cornhill 37 (1878) 411-431.Proctor, Richard Anthony. "Influence of the Mind on the Body." Cornhill 40 (1879): 148-170. Proctor, Richard Anthony. "A Novelist's Favorite Theme." Cornhill ns 6 (1886): 30-43. Proctor, Richard Anthony. "Who Wrote Dickens's novels?" ns 11 (1888): 113-121.Quilter, Harry. "French and English Pictures." Cornhill 40 (1879): 92-106.Quilter, Harry. "The Apologia of Art." Cornhill 40 (1879): 533-548. Quilter, Harry. "Notes on Water-colour Art (No. I): the Early Masters." Cornhill 42 (1880): 404-414. [no more published] Ralston, William Ralston Shedden. "Bulgarian Popular Songs." Cornhill 35 (1877): 221-233.Ritchie, Anne. "Heroines and their Grandmothers." Cornhill 11 (1865): 630-640.Ritchie, Anne. "Jane Austen."24 (1871): 158-174. Ritchie, Anne. "Sir Edwin Landseer." Cornhill 29 (1874): 81-100.Ritchie, Anne." Cornhill The First Number of The Cornhill. " 1 3rd s. (1896): 1-16 Rose, Edward. “The Revolution and the Stage in France." Cornhill 39 (1879): 442-426.Ruskin, John. “Sir Joshua and Holbein.” 1 (1860) 322-328. Rutherford, John "Witches and their Craft." Cornhill 18 (1868): 54-72.Rutherford, John. "A Witch Trial in the Fourteenth Century." Cornhill 30 (1874): 319-328.Sala, George Augustus Henry. “William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver, Philosopher (Part I)." Cornhill 1 (1860): 177-193. Sala, George Augustus Henry. “William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver, Philosopher(Part II)." Cornhill 1 (1860): 264-282.Sala, George Augustus Henry. “William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver, Philosopher (Part III)." Cornhill 1 (1860): 417-437.Sala, George Augustus Henry. “William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver, Philosopher (Part IV)." Cornhill 1(1860): 561-581.Sala, George Augustus Henry. “William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver, Philosopher(Part V)." Cornhill 1 (1860): 716-735.Sala, George Augustus Henry. “William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver, Philosopher (Part VI)." Cornhill 2 (1860): 97-112.Sala, George Augustus Henry. “William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver, Philosopher (Part VII)." Cornhill 2 (1860): 225-241.Sala, George Augustus Henry. “William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver, Philosopher (Part VIII)." Cornhill 2 (1860): 354-369.Sala, George Augustus Henry. “William Hogarth: Painter, Engraver, Philosopher (Part IX)."2 (1860): 438-461.Scott, Hugh Stowell and Evelyn Beatrice Hall. "Character Note: the Scholar." Cornhill ns 20 (1893): 505-508.Scott, Hugh Stowell and Evelyn Beatrice Hall. "Character Note: Intellecta." ns 21 (1893):312-317.Scott, Hugh Stowell and Evelyn Beatrice Hall. "Character Note: The Frenchman." Cornhill ns.23(1894): 251-254.Scott, Hugh Stowell and Evelyn Beatrice Hall. "Character Note: the New Woman." Cornhill ns 23(1894): 365-368. Seccombe, Thomas."A Literary Nihilist [Anatole France]." Cornhill 8 3rd (1900): 757-773. Senior, Nassau William. "Louis Napoleon Painted by a Contemporary." Cornhill 27 (1873): 595-614. Shand, Alexander Innes. "A Wit of the Regency: Lord Alvaney." Cornhill 3 3rd s. (1897): 161-170. Sichel, Edith. "Women as Letter Writers." Cornhill 6 3rd s. (1899): 53-67. Sillard, Robert M. "Humours of the Theatre." Cornhill 4 3rd s. (1898): 818-831.Slater, Edith and Frnaces H. Freshfield. "The Sense of Humour in Men." Cornhill 6 3rd s.(1899): 347-352. Smart, Benjamin Humphrey. "Thought and Language." Cornhill 13 (1866): 657-572.Smart, Benjamin Humphrey. "Thought and Language: an appendix." Cornhill 14 (1866) 69-73.Smith, Garnet. "Cyrano de Bergerac." Cornhill 5 3rd s. (1898): 84-93. Smith, George Barnett. "Mrs. Gaskell and her Novels." Cornhill 29 (1874): 191-212.Smith, George Barnett. "Elizabeth Barrett Browning." Cornhill 29 (1874): 469-490.Smith, George Barnett. "Christopher Marlowe." Cornhill 30 (1874): 329-349.Smith, George Murray and William Henry Fitchett."Charlotte Bronte." Cornhill 9 3rd s.(1900): 778-795. Spedding, James. "Why did Shakespeare Write Tragedies?" 42 (1880): 153-172.St. Johnston, Alfred. "The Penny-fictionist." Cornhill ns 12 (1889): 187-194.Strachey, George. "Music in Vienna." Cornhill 15 (1867): 25-35.Stephen, Leslie. "Richardson's Novels." Cornhill 17 (1868): 48-69. Stephen, Leslie. "DeFoe’s Novels." Cornhill 17 (1868): 293-316.Stephen, Leslie. "Literary Exhaustion." Cornhill 22 (1870): 285-296. Stephen, Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No. I): Sir Thomas Browne." Cornhill 23 (1871):596-611.Stephen, Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No. II): Lord Chesterfield." Cornhill 24 (1871): 86-101.Stephen, Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No III): Some Words about Sir Walter Scott."24 (1871): 278-293.Stephen, Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No. IV): Thomas Fuller." Cornhill 25 (1872): 28-44. Stephen, Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No. V): Horace Walpole." Cornhill 25 (1872): 718-735. Stephen, Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No VI): Nathaniel Hawthorne." Cornhill 26 (1872): 717-734.Stephen, Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No VII): Pope as a Moralist." Cornhill 28 (1873): 583-604.Stephen, Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No. VIII): Dr. Johnson’s Writings." Cornhill 29 (1874):280-297. Stephen, Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No. IX): Crabbe’s Poetry." Cornhill 30 (1874): 454-473.Stephen, Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No. X): William Hazlitt." Cornhill 31 (1875): 467-488. Stephen Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No. XI): Cowper and Rousseau." Cornhill 32 (1875):439-457.Stephen Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No. XII): Macaulay." Cornhill 33 (1876): 563-581.Stephen Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No. XIII): Wordsworth's Ethics." Cornhill 34 (1876): 206-226. Stephen Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No. XIV): Fielding’s Novels." Cornhill 35 (1877): 154-171.Stephen Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No. XV): Charles Kingsley."35 (1877): 424-442.Stephen Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No XVI): Massinger." Cornhill 36 (1877): 440-460.Stephen Leslie. "Hours in a Library (No. XVII): Charlotte Bronte." Cornhill 36 (1877): 723-739.Stephen, Leslie. “Hours in a Library (No. XVIII): the First Edinburgh Reviewers."38 (1878): 218-234.Stephen, Leslie. “Hours in a Library (No. IXX):Landor’s Imaginary Conversations."38 (1878): 667-686.Stephen, Leslie. “Hours in a Library (No. XX): Godwin and Shelley." Cornhill 39 (1878): 281-302. Stephen, Leslie. “Hours in a Library (No. XXI): Gray and his School." Cornhill 40 (1879): 70-91. Stephen, Leslie. “Hours in a Library (No. XXII): Sterne." Cornhill 42 (1880): 86-106. Stephen, Leslie. “Hours in a Library (No XXIII): Carlyle's Ethics." Cornhill 44 (1881): 664-683. Stephen, Leslie. "Art and Morality." Cornhill 32 (1875): 91-101. Stephen Leslie. "Thoughts on Criticism, by a Critic." Cornhill 34 (1876): 556-569.Stephen Leslie. "The Youth of Swift". 33 (1876): 172-183.Stephen Leslie. "Genius and Vanity." Cornhill 35 (1877): 670-684.Stephen, Leslie. “Stray Thoughts on Scenery." Cornhill 38 (1878): 68-82.Stephen, Leslie. "The Late Lord Lytton as a Novelist." Cornhill 27 (1873): 345-354.Stephen, Leslie. "Rambles Among Books (No.I): Country Books." Cornhill 42 (1880): 662-679. Stephen, Leslie. "Rambles Among Books (No.II): Autobiography." Cornhill 43 (1881): 410-429. Stephen, Leslie. "Rambles Among Books (No.III): the Essayists." Cornhill 44 (1881): 278-297.Stephen, Leslie. "Rambles Among Books (No. LV)[sic]: the State Trials." Cornhill 45(1882): 455-473. [IV]Stephen, Leslie. "The Moral Element in Literature." Cornhill 43 (1881): 34-50. Stephen, Leslie. "George Eliot." Cornhill 43 (1881): 152-168. Stephen, Leslie. "Thomas Carlyle." Cornhill 43 (1881): 349-358.Stephen, Leslie. "Authors for Hire." Cornhill 45 (1881): 684-702.Stephen, Leslie. "The Decay of Literature." Cornhill 46 (1882): 602-612. Stephen, Leslie. "The Study of English Literature." Cornhill ns 8 (1887): 486-508. Stephen, Leslie. "James Payn." Cornhill 4 3rd s. (1898): 590-594. Stevenson, Robert Louis. "Victor Hugo’s Romances." Cornhill 30 (1874): 179-194. Stevenson, Robert Louis. "Francois Villon: Student, Poet, Housebreaker." Cornhill 36(1877): 215-234.Stevenson, Robert Louis. "Truth of Intercourse.” 39 (1879): 585-590.Stevenson, Robert Louis. "Some Aspects of Robert Burns." Cornhill 40 (1879): 408-429. Stevenson, Robert Louis. "Henry David Thoreau: His Characters and Opinions." 41 (1880):665-682. Stevenson, Robert Louis. "Samuel Pepys." Cornhill 44 (1881): 31-46. Stillman, William James. "New Lamps for Old Ones." Cornhill 41 (1880): 96-103. [preservation of monuments in Italy]Strong, Thomas Banks. "Lewis Carroll." Cornhill 4 3rd s. (1898): 303-310.Street, Arthur Edmund. "Dickens and Daudet." Cornhill ns 7 (1891): 400-415. Sturgis, Julian R. "Shakespeare’s Macbeth, and another." Cornhill 32 (1875): 577-583.Sully, James. “Poetic Imagination and Primitive Conception." Cornhill 34 (1876): 294-306.Sully, James. “Pessimism and Poetry.” 37 (1878): 221-232.Sully, James. “The Undefinable in Art.” 38 (1878): 559-572.Sully, James. "Animal Music." Cornhill 40 (1879): 605-621. Symonds, Emily M. "The Old Criticism." Cornhill ns 24 (1895): 151-157. Symonds, Emily M. "Punch's Prototypes." Cornhill ns 24 (1895): 305-313. Symonds, John Addington. "The Present Position of Landscape Painting in England." Cornhill 11 (1865): 281-292. Symonds, John Addington. "The English Drama During the Reigns of Elizabeth and James (Part I)." Cornhill 11 (1865): 604-618.Symonds, John Addington. "The English Drama During the Reigns of Elizabeth and James (part II)." Cornhill 11 (1865): 706-716.Symonds, John Addington. "The English Drama During the Reigns of Elizabeth and James (part III)." Cornhill 12 (1865): 86-98.Symonds, John Addington. "Clough’s Life and Poems." Cornhill 14 (1866): 410-421.Symonds, John Addington. "Two Dramatists of the Last Century." Cornhill 14 (1866): 726-734.[Alfieri and Goldoni]Symonds, John Addington. "Blank Verse." Cornhill 15 (1867): 620-640.Symonds, John Addington. "The Story of Vittoria Accoramboni." Cornhill 19 (1869): 244-248.Symonds, John Addington. "Some Sonnets of Campanella." Cornhill 36 (1877): 543-560.Symonds, Emily M. "The Art of Portrait-painting in Words." Cornhill 3 3rd s. (1897): 207-216. Taylor, John Francis. "The Irish School of Oratory." Cornhill 2 3rd s. (1897): 321-340.Tennyson, Lionel. "Pleas for Musicians." Cornhill 41 (1880): 547-556. Thackeray, William Makepeace. "On Alexandrines: A Letter to Some Country Cousins." Cornhill 7 (1863): 546-552. Thompson, Clara. "An Early Romanticist." Cornhill 9 3rd s. (1900): 487-494. [Thomas Edwards]Todhunter, John. "Reading a Dictionary." Cornhill 5 3rd s. (1898): 207-217. Townsend, Meredith. "Mrs, Oliphant." Cornhill 6 3rd s. (1899): 773-779. Trollope, Anthony. "W.M. Thackeray." Cornhill 9 (1864): 134-137.Trollope, Francis Eleanor. "Contemporary Italian Poets (No. I) Giovanni Prati."8 (1863): 308-316. Trollope, Francis Eleanor. "Contemporary Italian Poets (No. II) Giuseppe Giusti."8 (1863): 466-477. Trollope, Francis Eleanor. "Giovanni Batista Niccolini."10 (1864): 683-694. Trollope, Francis Eleanor. "An Artist’s Life in the Fifteenth Century; from Recently Discovered Documents." Cornhill 33 (1876): 327-337.Trollope, Francis Eleanor. "Minuets." Cornhill 42 (1880): 187-195.Turner, Frederick Storrs. "Feng-Shui". 29 (1874): 337-348.Tyrell, Robert Yelverton. "Sense of Humour in Women." Cornhill 6 3rd s. (1899): 627-635. Warre-Cornish, Francis Ware. "Thoughts of a Country Critic." Cornhill 30 (1874): 717-727.Wilberforce, Edward. "Newspaper Writers in Germany." Cornhill 7 (1863): 748-755.Wilberforce, Edward. "German Professors." Cornhill 10 (1864): 342-354.Williams, Alexander Malcolm. "Our Early Female Novelists." Cornhill ns 25 (1895): 588-600. Williams, Mrs. E. Baumer. "Some Unpublished Letters of William Wordsworth."ns 20 (1893): 257-275.Wood, William, "Witchcraft."5 3rd s.(1898): 655-670. Woods, Margaret L. "Pastels from Spain (No. IV): portraits by Goya." Cornhill 9 3rd (1900):289-304. Wright, Thomas. "A Working Man on the Education of the Working Classes."14 (1866): 283-298. Wise, John Richard de Capel. "The Poetry of Provincialisms." Cornhill 12 (1865): 30-42. American LiteratureHill, Alicia. “American Slavery and Uncle Tom's Cabin.” North British Review18 (November 1852): 235-258.Wellesley notes, "with the help of Richard Whately and Samuel Hinds.”Massey, Gerald. “American Humor.” North British Review33 (November 1860): 461-485.Nichol, John “Characteristics of American Literature--Poetry.” North British Reviewn.s., 7 (June 1867): 456-487.Patmore, Coventry. “American Poetry.” North British Review17 (August 1852): 394-421.———. “American Novels.” North British Review20 (November 1853): 81-109.American MattersBird, Isabella L. “The American Secession.” North British ReviewNorth British Review34 (May 1861): 538-575.Cunningham, William. “The United States of North America.” North British Review2 (November 1844): 136-174.Greg, W. R. “The American Conflict.” North British Review37 (November 1862): 468-504.———. “The American Republic: Resurrection through dissolution.” North British Review36 (February 1862): 233-272.ArchitectureBurnett, George. “The Christian Architecture of Europe.” North British Review34 (May 1861): 513-537.Patmore, Coventry. “Character in Architecture.” North British Review15 (August 1851): 461-496.———. “Gothic Architecture--Present and Future.” North British Review28 (May 1858): 346-375.———. “Ruskin and Architecture.” North British Review21 (May 1854): 172-200.Book reviewsAnster, John. “Autobiography of Leigh Hunt.” North British Review14 (November 1850): 143-168.Essayist, critic, journalist, poet, journal editor and supporter of Shelley and Keats———. “Life and Letters of Thomas Campbell.” North British Review10 (February 1849): 459-500. Scottish poet———. “Southey's Life and Correspondence (Vol. I).” North British Review12 (February 1850): 371-410.———. “Southey's Life and Correspondence (Vols. II & III).” North British Review13 (May 1850): 225-263.Bell, John Montgomerie. “The New Timon [by Edward Bulwer-Lytton].” North British Review5 (August 1846): 399-417.Brewster, David. “Hunt's Poetry of Science.” North British Review13 (May 1850): 117-158.Brown, John. “Modern Painters [by Ruskin].” North British Review6 (February 1847): 401-430.———. “Vaughan's Poems, &c.” North British Review11 (May 1849): 44-70.Dasent, G. W. “Latham's Johnson's Dictionary.” North British Reviewn.s., 2 (November 1864): 285-337.De Quincey, Thomas. “Forster's Life of Goldsmith.” North British Review9 (May 1848): 187-212.Duns, John. “The Origin of Species.” North British Review32 (May 1860): 455-486.Hutton, R. H. “Poems by Coventry Patmore.” North British Review28 (May 1858): 529-546.Lancaster, H. H. “Essays in Criticism [by Arnold].” North British Reviewn.s., 3 (March 1865): 158-182.Linde, Paul R. “A Dutch Political Novel.” North British Reviewn.s., 7 (March 1867): 319-342.Ludlow, J. M. “Ruth [by Mrs. Gaskell].” North British Review19 (May 1853): 151-174.Masson, David. “Carlyle's Latter-Day Pamphlets.” North British Review14 (November 1850): 1-40.———. “The Works of John Milton.” North British Review16 (February 1852): 295-335.Meissner, A. L. “Mr. Martin's Translation of Faust.” North British Reviewn.s., 5 (March 1866): 95-123.Moncreiff, James. “Thomas Carlyle -- Letters and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell.” North British Review4 (February 1846): 505-536.Neaves, Charles. “The Poems and Fables of Robert Henryson.” North British Reviewn.s., 5 (March 1866): 154-179.Nicholson, Alexander. “The Amazon [a novel].” North British Reviewn.s., 10 (December 1868): 427-483.Patmore, Coventry. “Idylls of the King [Alfred, Lord Tennyson's poem].” North British Review31 (August 1859): 148-174.———. “Legends and Lyrics [by Adelaide Procter] and The Wanderer [by Owen Meredith].” North British Review30 (May 1859): 403-416.———. “R. M. Milnes' Life of Keats.” North British Review10 (November 1848): 69-96.———. “Ruskin's Seven Lamps of Architecture.” North British Review12 (February 1850): 309-353.“Poems by Heinrich Heine.” North British Review32 (May 1860): 389-415.Stebbing, William. “Gladstone's Homer.” North British Review29 (August 1858): 25-47.Tulloch, John. “Carlyle's Life of Sterling.” North British Review16 (February 1852): 359-389.Tulloch, John? “Masson's Milton and His Times.” North British Review30 (May 1859): 281-308.“Wanderings of an Artist [Paul Kane] among the Indians of North America.” North British Review31 (August 1859): 72-88.ClassicismCaird, Edward. “Plato and the Other Companions of Socrates.” North British Reviewn.s., 4 (December 1865): 351-384.Green, T. H. “The Philosophy of Aristotle.” North British Reviewn.s., 6 (September 1866): 105-144.Hannah, John and William Mure. “Herodotus.” North British Review20 (February 1854): 389-422.Lancaster, H. H. “Recent Homeric Critics and Translators.” North British Review36 (May 1862): 381-411.Masson, David. “Translations from the Classics: Aeschylus.” North British Review16 (November 1851): 259-278.Simcox, G. A. “Pindar and His Age.” North British Reviewn.s., 4 (December 1865): 425-460.Symonds, J. A. “Empedocles.” North British Reviewn.s., 6 (December 1866): 420-440.Continental mattersBurton, J. H. “France and Scotland.” North British Review24 (February 1856): 289-324.Cairns, John. “British and Continental Ethics and Christianity.” North British Review14 (February 1851): 289-318.Senior, N. W. “The Continent in 1854.” North British Review22 (February 1855): 289-342.Simcox, G. A. “French Criticism--Renan.” North British Reviewn.s., 9 (March 1868): 63-85.DramaDuns, John. “New Exegesis of Shakspeare.” North British Review31 (November 1859): 470-491.Kingsley, Charles. “Plays and Puritans.” North British Review25 (May 1856): 1-46.Lorimer, James. “Female Characters of Goethe and Shakespeare.” North British Review8 (February 1848): 265-296.Patmore, Coventry. “Shakespere.” North British Review12 (November 1849): 115-140.———. “The Modern British Drama.” North British Review29 (August 1858): 124-148.General LiteratureAnster, John. “Books from Ireland.” North British Review24 (November 1855): 117-139.———. “Dante.” North British Review21 (August 1854): 451-492.———. “Life and Writings of Percy Bysshe Shelley.” North British Review8 (November 1847): 218-257.———. “Swift and His Biographers.” North British Review11 (August 1849): 337-368.Bell, Douglas or Robert? “Nathaniel Hawthorne.” North British Reviewn.s., 10 (September 1868): 173-208. Wellesley uncertain as to authorBlackie, J. S. “Language and Literature of Modern Greece.” North British Review20 (November 1853): 135-160.Buchanan, James. “The Literature of Apologetics.” North British Review15 (August 1851): 331-358.Burbidge, Thomas. “Arnold and His School.” North British Review28 (February 1858): 123-139.———. “Shelley and His Recent Biographers.” North British Review34 (February 1861): 33-64.Campbell, John Francis. “Sporting Books.” North British Reviewn.s., 1 (May 1864): 498-506.Cleghorn, Thomas. “Writings of Charles Dickens.” North British Review3 (May 1845): 65-87.Conington, John. “Early Roman Tragedy and Epic Poetry.” North British Review n.s., 2 (November 1864): 353-392.Craik, G. L. “The Text of Shakespeare.” North British Review20 (February 1854): 281-318.Craufurd, James. “Scottish Humour.” North British Review35 (November 1861.” North British Review480-494.“Criticism's Christmas Carol [about Christmas Stories].” North British Review8 (February 1848): 378-392.De Quincey, Thomas. “Charles Lamb and His Friends.” North British Review10 (November 1848): 179-214. Essayist and criticDe Quincey, Thomas. “Pope.” North British Review9 (August 1848): 299-333.De Vere, Aubrey. “Mr. Henry Taylor's Later Plays and Minor Poems.” North British Reviewn.s., 4 (December 1865): 385-424.Earle, John. “The History of Writing.” North British Reviewn.s., 9 (June 1868): 513-566.Hamilton, James. “John Owen.” North British Review16 (November 1851): 184-197.Epigrammist———. “Proverbs Secular and Sacred.” North British Review28 (February 1858.” North British Review140-157.Hannay, James. “Recent Humorists: Aytoun, Peacock, Prout.” North British Reviewn.s., 6 (September 1866): 75-104.Hueffer, Francis. “Provencal Versification.” North British Reviewn.s., 14 (January 1871): 317-350.Hutton, R. H. “Novels by the Authoress of John Halifax [Dinah Mulock].” North British Review29 (November 1858.” North British Review466-481.“Imaginative Literature [The Mill on the Floss and The Marble Faun].” North British Review33 (August 1860): 165-185.“Indian Literature.” North British Review25 (May 1856): 205-232.Kaye, J. W. “William Cowper.” North British Review22 (November 1854): 225-254.Kinnear, A. S. “Mr. George MacDonald's Novels.” North British Reviewn.s., 6 (September 1866): 1-36.———. “Leigh Hunt.” North British Review33 (November 1860): 356-380.Essayist, critic, journalist, poet, journal editor and supporter of Shelley and Keats———. “Mr. Trollope's Novels.” North British Reviewn.s., 1 (May 1864): 369-401.Laing, Samuel. “Frederika Bremer's Novels.” North British Review1 (May 1844): 168-183.Lancaster, H. H. “George Eliot's Novels.” North British Reviewn.s., 6 (September 1866): 197-228.———. “Lord Macaulay's Place in English Literature.” North British Review33 (November 1860): 428-460.———. “Tennyson's Enoch Arden, etc.” North British Reviewn.s., 2(August 1864): 231-252.———. “The Writings of John Ruskin.” North British Review36 (February 1862): 1-36.———. and John Brown. “Thackeray.” North British Reviewn.s., 1 (February 1864): 210-265.Lorimer, James. “Chaucer.” North British Review10 (February 1849): 293-328.Maitland, Edward. “Life and Writings of Dr. Arnold.” North British Review2 (February 1845): 403-443.Massey, Gerald. “Thomas De Quincey--Grave and Gay.” North British Review39 (August 1863): 62-86.Masson, David. “Guizot on Corneille and Shakespeare.” North British Review18 (November 1852): 106-137.———. “Literature and the Labour Question.” North British Review14 (February 1851): 382-420.———. “Pendennis and Copperfield: Thackeray and Dickens.” North British Review15 (May 1851): 57-89.———. “Samuel Butler.” North British Review24 (November 1855): 50-90. Novelist and satirist———. “Wordsworth.” North British Review13 (August 1850): 473-508.McCosh, James. “Typical Forms: Goethe, Professor Owen, Mr. Fairbairn.” North British Review15 (August 1851): 389-418.Merivale, Louisa A. “Three Women of Letters [Lucy Aiken, Joanna Baillie, Caroline Cornwallis].” North British Reviewn.s., 3 (June 1865): 327-356.———. “On the ‘Gothic’ Renaissance in English Literature, and Some of its Effects on popular taste.” North British Reviewn.s., 4 (December 1865): 461-486.“Modern literary life--Douglas Jerrold.” North British Review30 (May 1859): 337-366.Moncreiff, James. “The Late John Richardson.” North British Reviewn.s., 2 (November 1864): 463-501. Canadian novelistNichol, John. “Ralph Waldo Emerson.” North British Reviewn.s., 8 (December 1867): 319-358.“Novels--Geoffry Hamlyn [by Henry Kingsley] and Stephan Langton [by Martin Tupper].” North British Review31 (November 1859): 384-406.Patmore, Coventry. “Decay of Modern Satire.” North British Review29 (November 1858): 506-518.———. “English Metrical Critics.” North British Review27 (August 1857): 127-161.———. “Fielding and Thackeray.” North British Review24 (November 1855): 197-216.Patmore, Coventry? “Popular Serial Literature.” North British Review7 (May 1847): 110-136.Rae, W. Fraser. “Sensation novelists: Miss Braddon.” North British Reviewn.s., 4 (September 1865): 180-205.Ralston, W. R. S. “Russian literature--Turguenief's novels.” North British Reviewn.s., 11 (March 1869): 22-64.Seebohm, Frederic. “Erasmus as a Satirist.” North British Review32 (February 1860): 49-67.Senior, N. W. “Sir E. Bulwer Lytton's Novels.” North British Review23 (August 1855): 339-392.Shairp, J. C. “Samuel Taylor Coleridge.” North British Reviewn.s., 4 (December 1865): 251-322.———. “Wordsworth: The Man and the Poet.” North British Reviewn.s., 2 (August 1864): 1-54.Sigerson, George. “Literature of the Irish land question.” North British Reviewn.s., 12 (October 1869): 173-195.Simcox, Edith. “Autobiographies.” North British Reviewn.s., 12 (January 1870): 383-414.Simpson, Richard. “Ben Jonson's Quarrel with Shakespeare.” North British Reviewn.s., 13 (July 1870): 394-427.———. “Jane Austen.” North British Reviewn.s., 13 (April 1870): 129-152.———. “The Early Authorship of Shakespeare.” North British Reviewn.s., 13 (April 1870): 69-92.Smith, Alexander. “Essayists, Old and New.” North British Review37 (August 1862): 132-169.———. “Novels and Novelists of the Day.” North British Review38 (February 1863): 168-190.Smith, Gregory. “Books for Children.” North British Review21, (August 1854): 399-424.Stirling, J. H. “The Poetical Works of Robert Browning.” North British Reviewn.s., 10 (December 1868): 353-408.Tylor, E. B. “Recent Spanish Romances.” North British Reviewn.s., 9 (March 1868): 109-132.Wilberforce, Edward. “German Novelists: Freytag, Auerbach, Heyse.” North British Reviewn.s., 8 (December 1865): 323-350.Wilson, John. “Sacred Literature of the Hindus.” North British Review1 (August 1844): 366-397.Industry“The British press: its growth, liberty, and power.” North British Review30 (May 1859): 367-402.Brown, John Taylor. “Bibliomania".” North British Reviewn.s., 1 (February 1864): 70-92.de Bury, Marie Blaze. “The political press--French, British, and German.” North British Review34 (February 1861): 184-209.Jones, J. W. “Public Libraries.” North British Review15 (May 1851): 160-184.Kaye, J. W. “Literary Coteries.” North British Review23 (May 1855): 232-265.———. “Pendennis -- The Literary Profession.” North British Review13 (August 1850): 335-372.“Libraries.” North British Review31 (November 1859): 447-469.Thomas, William Moy. “The Literary Fund.” North British Review29 (August 1858): 244-256.LanguageBaynes, T. S. “Revolutions in the Queen's English.” North British Reviewn.s., 11 (March 1869): 65-98.Dallas, E. S. “The English Language.” North British Review13 (August 1850): 373-398.Mansel, H. L. “The Philosophy of Language.” North British Review14 (November 1850): 41-67.O'Connell, John? “The Philosophy of Language.” North British Review30 (February 1859): 69-101.Strettell, Alfred. “Comparative Philology.” North British Review16 (November 1851): 198-229.Literature from the Continentde Bury, Marie Blaze. “Literary Tendencies in France.” North British Review25 (August 1856): 349-375.———. “The Algerian Literature of France.” North British Review30 (February 1859): 1-21.Jeffrey, John. “Danish Literature, Past and Present.” North British Review38 (May 1863): 303-324.Lorimer, James. “German Lady Novelists.” North British Review7 (August 1847): 368-387.MusicEber, Ferdinando. “National Music.” North British Review20 (February 1854): 341-360.Hatch, Edwin. “Early Christian Songs in the East and West.” North British Review27 (August 1857): 194-214.Masson, David. “Old English Songs.” North British Review22 (February 1855): 485-504.PoetryBrown, John. “Home Ballads and Poem.” North British Review34 (February 1861): 210-217.de Bury, Marie Blaze. “Peasants and Poets of Austria and Scotland.” North British Review36 (February 1862): 118-138.Dempster, Charlotte. “Modern Provencal Poems.” North British Reviewn.s., 8 (December 1867): 302-318.Jeffrey, John. “Carsten Hauch and His Latest Poem.” North British Reviewn.s., 8 (September 1867): 94-126.Kingsley, Charles. “Burns and His School.” North British Review16 (November 1851): 149-183.Maitland, Edward. “English Descriptive Poets of Last Century.” North British Review1 (August 1844): 397-411.———. “Tractarian Poetry: Faber and Lord John Manners.” North British Review1 (May 1844): 146-167.Massey, Gerald. “Last Poems and Other Works of Mrs. [Elizabeth Barrett] Browning.” North British Review36 (May 1862): 514-534.———. “Poets and Poetry of Young Ireland.” North British Review35 (November 1861): 415-444.Massey, Gerald? “The Poems and Plays of Robert Browning.” North British Review34 (May 1861): 350-374. Wellesley uncertain, possibly F. H. EvansMasson, David. “Samuel Rogers and His Times.” North British Review25 (August 1856): 399-436.18th Century poet———. “Theories of Poetry and a New Poet [Alexander Smith].” North British Review19 (August 1853): 297-344.Masson, G. J. Gustave. “Bérenger, Politician and Poet.” North British Review27 (November 1857): 498-512.Neaves, Charles. “Burlesque Poetry.” North British Reviewn.s., 4 (September 1865): 59-78.———. “Mrs. Browning's Poems.” North British Review26 (February 1857): 443-462.———. “New poems [mainly by William Barnes].” North British Review31 (November 1859): 339-352.———. “Poetry--the Spasmodists.” North British Review28 (February 1858): 231-250.———. “Recent Poetry.” North British Review33 (August 1860): 114-132.———. “Tennyson's Poems--The Princess.” North British Review9 (May 1848): 43-72.Patmore, Coventry? “Glimpses of Poetry.” North British Review19 (May 1853): 209-218.Wellesley uncertain, possibly George David Boyle.Sellar, W. Y. “Poems by A. H. Clough.” North British Review37 (November 1862): 323-343.Shairp, J. C. “Poems by Matthew Arnold.” North British Review21, (August 1854): 493-504.Simcox, G. A. “The Poems of Shelley.” North British Reviewn.s., 14 (October 1870): 30-58.Simpson, Richard. “Mr. Browning's Latest Poetry.” North British Reviewn.s., 12 (October 1870): 1869.” North British Review97-126.———. “Mr. Tennyson's Poetry.” North British Reviewn.s., 14 (January 1871): 378-425.Smith, Walter. “Early Poetry of England and Scotland.” North British Review36 (May 1862): 412-432.Symonds, J. A. “The Greek Gnomic Poets.” North British Reviewn.s., 10 (September 1868): 49-72.———. “Alfred de Musset.” North British Reviewn.s., 10 (December 1868): 287-312.Romantic poet and dramatist———. “The Greek Idyllic Poets.” North British Reviewn.s., 9 (June 1868): 469-497.Thomsen, Grimur. “On the Character of the old Northern Poetry.” North British Reviewn.s., 7 (March 1867): 111-161.Whewell, William. “English Hexameters.” North British Review19 (May 1853): 129-150.ParanormalBrewster, David. “Eusebe Salverte on the Occult Sciences.” North British Review3 (May 1845): 1-39.Brown, Samuel. “Ghosts and Ghost-seers.” North British Review9 (August 1848): 393-416.Campbell, G. D. “Prenology: Its Place and Relations.” North British Review17 (May 1852): 41-70.Fairbairn, Patrick. “Popular prophetical Literature.” North British Review37 (November 1862): 397-421.Laycock, Thomas. “Modern necromancy.” North British Review34 (February 1861): 110-141.Religious LiteratureBannerman, James. “Biblical Interpretation--Epistles to the Corinthians.” North British Review29 (August 1858): 71-102.Eadie, John. “Biblical Literature in Scotland.” North British Review3 (May 1845): 39-65.———. “The Literature of the New Testament.” North British Review16 (February 1852): 422-444.———. “The Text of Scripture.” North British Review19 (August 1853): 324-444.“Early Christian Literature in Syria.” North British Review19 (August 1853): 462-474.Greenwell, Dora. “Popular Religious Literature.” North British Reviewn.s., 3 (June 1865): 413-436.Masson, David. “Ben Jonson.” North British Review24 (February 1856): 447-478.Sellar, W. Y. “Religious Novels.” North British Review26 (November 1856): 209-227.Tulloch, John. “British New Testament criticism.” North British Review25 (May 1856): 110-140.Visual ArtBrewster, David. “Form and Colour--Sir G. Wilkinson.” North British Review32 (February 1860): 126-158.———. “Mr. Babbage on the Exposition of 1851.” North British Review15 (August 1851): 529-568.———. “Photography.” North British Review7 (August 1847): 465-504.———. “Recent Progress of Photographic Art.” North British Review36 (February 1862): 170-203.———. “The Sight and How to See.” North British Review26 (November 1856): 145-184.Greg, W. R. “Historical Painting -- Macaulay.” North British Review25 (May 1856): 79-109.Herbert, E. G[eorge]. “Symbolism in Christian art.” North British Reviewn.s., 3 (June 1865): 437-458.Johnsone, William Borthwick? “Painters Patronized by Charles First.” North British Review31 (August 1859): 26-55.Lorimer, James. “The Fine Arts in Edinburgh.” North British Review16 (November 1851): 89-118.Mackenzie, Helen. “M. Gustave Doré.” North British Reviewn.s., 8 (September 1867): 127-148.Printmaker and book illustrator.American Literature Dent, John C. “America and her literature." Temple Bar 37 (February 1873): 396-406. Frend, Grace Gilchrist. “Chats with Walt Whitman." Temple Bar 113 (February 1898): 200-212. Gladstone, Miss A. M. “[Ralph Waldo] Emerson's home in Concord." Temple Bar 115 (October 1898): 290-297. Ingram, John H. “Edgar Poe." Temple Bar 41 (June 1874): 375-387. Lathrop, Lorin A. “Walt Whitman." Temple Bar 99 (October 1893): 252-259. Rhodes, Elsie. “The Personality of Margaret Fuller." Temple Bar 108 (June 1896): 226-232. American Matters Brice, Arthur John Hallam Montefiore. “Among the Americans." Temple Bar 87 (December 1889): 493-507. ———. “New York and New Yorkers." Temple Bar 84 (November 1888): 343-357. Fonblanque, Albany de. “T'other side o' the water [the U.S.A.]." Temple Bar 47 (May 1876): 57-64. Praed, Rosa Caroline. “Some American impressions (Parts I-III)." Temple Bar 80 (July 1887): 315-326. Book Reviews Archdale, George. “[Abraham] Hayward's Essays." Temple Bar 71 (June 1884): 169-187. Austin, Alfred. “Bothwell [by Algernon Charles Swinburne]." Temple Bar 41 (July 1874): 545-551. Bentley, George. “Mr. Froude's Life of Carlyle." Temple Bar 65 (August 1882): 519-530. Browne, Charles. “Charles Lamb's Letters." Temple Bar 85 (January 1889): 33-51. Engel, Louis. “Grove's Dictionary of Music." Temple Bar 64 (April 1882): 541-556. Fothergill, Jessie. “Wuthering Heights [by Emily Brontë]." Temple Bar 81 (December 1887): 562-568. Hoey, Frances Cashel. “Eugene Aram [by Edward Bulwer Lytton]." Temple Bar 38 (June 1873): 393-398. “Les Misérables [by Victor Hugo]." Temple Bar 6 (November 1862): 572-578. Noble, James Ashcroft. “Hazlitt's Liber Amoris." Temple Bar 61 (March 1881): 330-341. Oxenford, John. “The Provincial Letters of Pascal." Temple Bar 2 (April 1861): 89-100. Ward, C. A. “Hazlitt's Characteristics and Maxims." Temple Bar 77 (August 1886): 536-543. Continental Matters Austin, Alfred. “Our neighbors and ourselves." Temple Bar 32 (April 1871): 54-69. Gautier, Théophile. “English art from a French point of view (Part I)." Temple Bar 5 (May 1862): 320-326. Wellesley notes, “Translation by G[eorge]. A[ugustus]. Sala”———. “English art from a French point of view (Part II)." Temple Bar 6 (August 1862): 258-272. ———. “English art from a French point of view (Part III)." Temple Bar 6 (October 1862): 420-438. Translation by G[eorge]. A[ugustus]. SalaLord, Walter Frewen. “The Debt we owe to France." Temple Bar 119 (April 1900): 492-503. Parkinson, Joseph Charles? “French--at a glance." Temple Bar 8 (July 1863): 484-493. General Literature Abbott, Evelyn. “[Thomas Love] Peacock." Temple Bar 80 (May 1887): 35-52. Author and satirist———. “Jane Austen." Temple Bar 64 (March 1882): 350-365. ———. “George Sand in Berry." Temple Bar 65 (May 1882): 59-71. Aldis, Mrs. H[arry]. G[idney]. “[Heinrich] Heine's 'Frau Mathilde.'" 120 (July 1900): 395-405. Allridge, Lizzie. “Shakespear's Bear-Garden as it is." Temple Bar 87 (October 1889): 214-219. Andersen, Hans Christian. “A Visit to Charles Dickens." Temple Bar 31 (December 1870): 27-46. Translated by Augusta PlesnerApperson, George L. “Some curiosities of criticism." Temple Bar 80 (June 1887): 241-247. Archdale, George. “Edmund Yates." Temple Bar 72 (December 1884): 460-475. ———. “Edward Fitzgerald." Temple Bar 88 (March 1890): 331-344. ———. “The Carlyle controversy." Temple Bar 62 (August 1881): 516-526. Armstrong, Florence. “Marie Bashkirtseff [French diarist]." Temple Bar 88 (February 1890): 263-269. “Artistic sayings and doings." Temple Bar 8 (April 1863): 135-142. Ashe, Thomas. “A Handful of Greek flowers [epigrams]." Temple Bar 41 (July 1874): 493-496. ———. “Alliteration." Temple Bar 71 (August 1884): 522-535. Austin, Alfred. “A Prose pastoral." Temple Bar 36 (October 1872): 318-327. ———. “Bulwer and Dickens: A Contrast." Temple Bar 43 (January 1875): 168-180. ———. “Byron and Shelley." Temple Bar 34 (December 1871): 30-49. ———. “Byron in Greece." Temple Bar 62 (May 1881): 100-108. ———. “Charles Dickens [eulogy upon his death]." Temple Bar 29 (July 1870): 554-562. ———. “Our novels (Part I): The Fast school." Temple Bar 29 (May 1870): 177-194. ———. “Our novels (Part II): The Sensational school." Temple Bar 29 (June 1870): 410-424. ———. “Our novels (Part III): The Simple school." Temple Bar 29 (July 1870): 488-503. ———. “The Novels of Miss [Rhoda] Broughton." Temple Bar 41 (May 1874): 197-209. ———. “The Vice of reading." Temple Bar 42 (September 1874): 251-257. ———. “What is genius?." Temple Bar 46 (January 1876): 68-79. ———. “Wordsworth impartially weighed." Temple Bar 34 (February 1872): 310-330. Baildon, H[enry]. Bellyse. “Some recollections of Robert Louis Stevenson." Temple Bar 104 (March 1895): 325-333. Bailey, J. C. “[Jean de] LaFontaine." Temple Bar 98 (July 1893): 337-355. French fabulist———. “The Poems of Robert Bridges." Temple Bar 99 (October 1893): 225-235. Baker, E. Harrison. “The Early years of Alphonse Daudet." Temple Bar 116 (January 1899): 82-95. Baker, H. B. “[Richard Brinsley] Sheridan." Temple Bar 60 (December 1880): 488-503. Dramatist and politician———. “[Thomas] Otway." Temple Bar 57 (September 1879): 95-113. Poet and playwright———. “A Neglected humorist [Samuel Foote]." Temple Bar 45 (December 1875): 448-464. ———. “An Italian Molière [Carlo Goldoni]." Temple Bar 57 (October 1879): 220-235. Italian dramatist———. “Beaumarchais, 'The French Wilkes.'" 43 (April 1875): 604-622. 18th Century French writer———. “Corneille, and the literary society of his age." Temple Bar 45 (December 1875): 516-536. ———. “Elizabeth Inchbald." Temple Bar 55 (April 1879): 460-475. English novelist and dramatist———. “Lord Lytton as a dramatist and novelist." Temple Bar 38 (May 1873): 233-245. ———. “Molière and his world." Temple Bar 49 (March 1877): 335-355. ———. “Mrs. Aphra Behn." Temple Bar 71 (July 1884): 388-402. 17th Century English novelists, dramatist and poet———. “Racine and his works." Temple Bar 54 (November 1878): 367-384. ———. “Richard Steele." Temple Bar 34 (March 1872): 518-532. English man of letters, dramatist, politician and journalist———. “The Comedy writers of the Restoration." Temple Bar 57 (December 1879): 539-556. ———. “The Queen of letter-writers [Madame de Sévigné]." Temple Bar 38 (April 1873): 106-115. ———. “Victor Hugo and Romanticism." Temple Bar 42 (October 1874): 317-333. Ballantyne, Archibald. “The Poet-laureateship." Temple Bar 106 (December 1895): 498-516. Banks, D. C. “The romantic side of Montaigne." Temple Bar 110 (January 1897): 26-34. Beale, Anne. “The Wordsworths at Brinsop Court." Temple Bar 49 (January 1877): 110-116. Beard, Nathaniel Thomas. “Some recollections of yesterday [Collins, Dickens, Mrs. Kemble]." Temple Bar 102 (July 1894): 315-339. Benson, E. J. “Marlowe's Faustus." Temple Bar 98 (August 1893): 515-522. Bentham-Edwards, Matilda. “The Jews in German literature; or, What German literature owes the Jews." Temple Bar 65 (May 1882): 31-37. Bentley, George. “[Richard] Monckton Milnes." Temple Bar 92 (June 1891): 273-281. Poet and influential man of letters———. “An Afternoon with odd volumes." Temple Bar 41 (May 1874): 210-221. ———. “An Evening with Erasmus." Temple Bar 38 (April 1873): 23-34. ———. “Carlyle's Reminiscences." Temple Bar 62 (May 1881): 23-36. ———. “Sincerity in biography." Temple Bar 62 (July 1881): 329-336. Berger, Florence K. “Henri Murger." Temple Bar 59 (May 1880): 29-47. French novelist———. “Honoré de Balzac." Temple Bar 54 (December 1878): 535-552. ———. “Théophile Gautier." Temple Bar 58 (January 1880): 58-70. French poet and novelist———. “Victor Hugo." Temple Bar 50 (July 1877): 367-373. Besant, Walter. “Alfred de Musset." Temple Bar 30 (November 1870): 458-470. French dramatist and poet———. “Among the books of seventy-one." Temple Bar 34 (December 1871): 97-112. ———. “Froissart's love story." Temple Bar 56 (June 1879): 194-207. 14th Century court poet———. “The Founder of burlesque [Paul Scarron]." Temple Bar 29 (June 1870): 318-329. ———. “Théophile de Viau." Temple Bar 42 (October 1874): 387-402. French 17th Century poet and playwrightBetham-Edwards, Matilda. “A Week with George Eliot." Temple Bar 73 (February 1885): 226-232. ———. “Goethe and Carlyle, a comparison." Temple Bar 86 (July 1889): 399-403. Black, William. “The Anatomy of quarrelling." Temple Bar 27 (October 1869): 365-373. ———. “The Innocence of flattery." Temple Bar 27 (September 1869): 244-253. Blackley, William L. “The Omnibus orator." Temple Bar 20 (May 1867): 195-204. Brookfield, Jane Octavia Elton. “Early recollections of Tennyson." Temple Bar 101 (February 1894): 203-207. Brotheron, Mary. “Walter Savage Landor." Temple Bar 13 (December 1864): 111-116. Historian who wrote imaginary conversations with historical figures.Broughton, Rhoda. “A Home of rest." Temple Bar 93 (September 1891): 68-72. ———. “Rent day." Temple Bar 98 (June 1893): 228-248. Browne, Charles Thomas. “The Hermit of Vaucluse [Petrarch]." Temple Bar 4 (December 1861): 109-121. 14th Century Italian poet and humanistBuchanan, Robert William. “Donne the metaphysician." Temple Bar 3 (August 1861): 78-91. 17th Century poet, Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral———. “Society's looking-glass [literary realism]." Temple Bar 6 (August 1862): 129-137. ———. “Sydney [Thompson] Dobell: a personal sketch." Temple Bar 56 (May 1879): 80-91. Spasmodic poetBuffield, A.J. “Sancho Panza." Temple Bar 60 (October 1880): 250-259. Bury, Yetta Blaze de. “Victor Hugo." Temple Bar 75 (November 1885): 388-399. C. T. H. “Recent Italian literature." Temple Bar 16 (January 1866): 289-302. Cervantes, Miguel de. “A Judge of divorce: a farce." Temple Bar 56 (May 1879): 93-101. Wellesley, “Translated by A. J. Duffield”Chater, Arthur G. “Shakespere and Wagner." Temple Bar 113 (February 1898): 287-293. Child, Theodore. “[Charles-Augustin] Sainte-Beuve." Temple Bar 61 (January 1881): 105-112. French literary criticChristian, Eleanor E. “Recollections of Charles Dickens: his family and friends." Temple Bar 82 (April 1888): 481-506. Clarke, Charles Cowden. “Taming of the Shrew [Shakespeare's]." Temple Bar 35 (July 1872): 539-549. Cobbe, Frances Power. “A Relic of Swift and Stella." Temple Bar 66 (December 1882): 568-572. ———. “French and English epitaphs." Temple Bar 22 (February 1868): 349-357. Coleman, John. “Personal reminiscences of Charles Reade, extending over twenty years (Part I)." Temple Bar 71 (August 1884): 465-482. ———. “Personal reminiscences of Charles Reade, extending over twenty years (Part II)." Temple Bar 72 (September 1884): 72-86. Collins, John Churton. “Genius and method." Temple Bar 61 (March 1881): 364-375. ———. “Literature and medicine." Temple Bar 55 (February 1879): 191-203. Collins, Martimer. “Winthrop Mackworth Praed." Temple Bar 5 (April 1862): 92-101. English writer, humorist and politicianCook, Emily C. “Literary ladies." Temple Bar 108 (August 1896): 576-581. ———. “The Modern novel." Temple Bar 105 (June 1895): 244-251. Cooke, William Henry. “James Boswell." Temple Bar 56 (July 1879): 314-332. Biographer of Samuel JohnsonCooke-Taylor, Whately. “The Real significance of Hamlet." Temple Bar 80 (July 1887): 366-377. Corkran, Henriette. “A Child's recollections of William Makepeace Thackeray." Temple Bar 81 (October 1887): 238-241. ———. “A Little girl's recollections of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, William Makepeace Thackeray, and the late Emperor Louis Napoleon." Temple Bar 103 (December 1894): 551-558. ———. “A Little girl's recollections of Le Comte Alfred de Vigny." Temple Bar 85 (April 1889): 580-583. ———. “Slight recollections of three great men [John Ruskin, John Couch Adams, John S. Blackie]." Temple Bar 105 (August 1895): 515-522. Cotton, Ellen F. “Alexander Poushkin." Temple Bar 116 (April 1899): 519-534. Courney, William Prideaux. “A Manchester man of letters [John Byrom] (Part I)." Temple Bar 105 (May 1895): 68-79. ———. “A Manchester man of letters [John Byrom] (Part II)." Temple Bar 104 (April 1895): 563-574. Crosse, Cornelia A. H. “An Old society wit [Henry Luttrell]." Temple Bar 104 (January 1895): 47-70. ———. “Goethe's maxims." Temple Bar 99 (November 1893): 417-424. ———. “Poet, parson, and pamphleteer [W. L. Bowles]." Temple Bar 102 (September 1894): 25-45. ———. “Thomas Lovell Beddoes." Temple Bar 101 (March 1894): 357-370. poet and dramatistCrouch, Archer P. “The Earlier letters of Horace Walpole." Temple Bar 116 (April 1899): 562-571. Cudlip, Annie. “James Hannay." Temple Bar 38 (April 1873): 89-94. Scottish literary man and novelist“Cynicism." Temple Bar 14 (May 1865): 297-303. Dennis, John. “Milton and Wordsworth." Temple Bar 60 (September 1880): 106-115. Devey, Joseph. “Literary forgeries: Rowley's poems and tragedies." Temple Bar 17 (April 1866): 132-144. Dickson, Nicholas. “Charles Dickens's use of the Bible." Temple Bar 27 (September 1869): 225-234. Diplock, A. H. “M. Anatole France." Temple Bar 119 (March 1900): 363-374. Doran, John. “[Frederick] Marryat." Temple Bar 37 (December 1872): 100-106. Navy man and novelist———. “How they used to tell stories." Temple Bar 37 (December 1872): 20-27. ———. “The Last of the [Shakespearian] tercentenary." Temple Bar 13 (December 1864): 69-77. Dowden, Edward. “Nursery classics." Temple Bar 8 (July 1863): 494-502. Duffield, A. J. “Fernan Caballero." Temple Bar 52 (February 1878): 252-263. Andalusian novelistEdgcumbe, Richard. “A Visit to Voltaire." Temple Bar 64 (January 1882): 121-131. ———. “Talks with Trelawny." Temple Bar 89 (May 1890): 29-42. Edward John Trelawny writer and friend of Shelley and ByronEdlmann, Edith. “A Girl's opinion on Jane Austen." Temple Bar 94 (March 1892): 343-350. Edwards, Sutherland. “Eugène Scribe." Temple Bar 2 (April 1861): 40-49. French playwrightEllis, Dymphua Glode . “The Fate of the letter." Temple Bar 110 (March 1897): 362-370. Ensor, Ernest. “Jacobean lyrists." Temple Bar 116 (May 1899): 69-83. Escott, T. H. S. “Cliques and criticism." Temple Bar 20 (June 1867): 321-326. ———. “Intellectual flunkeyism." Temple Bar 17 (July 1866): 539-545. Evans, John Amphlett. “Dryden." Temple Bar 88 (March 1890): 380-391. ———. “Dryden and Ben Jonson." Temple Bar 94 (May 1892): 101-112. ———. “Dryden and Scott." Temple Bar 90 (September 1890): 84-94. ———. “Dryden's prose works." Temple Bar 89 (August 1890): 549-558. Ferrier, John. “Miss Ferrier's novels." Temple Bar 54 (November 1878): 308-328. Fisher, Charles. “Wordsworth and Carlyle--a literary parallel." Temple Bar 106 (October 1895): 261-267. Fisher, W. E. Garrett. “Guy de Maupassant." Temple Bar 103 (December 1894): 495-506. Fitzgerald, Edward. “Letters of Edward Fitzgerald to Fanny Kemble, 1871-1883 (Parts I-VIII)." Temple Bar 104 (January 1895): 27-45. Wellesley: Arranged and annotated by William Aldis Wright“Folk lore: how it arose and what it means (Part I)." Temple Bar 6 (November 1862): 549-557. “Folk lore (Part II)." Temple Bar 7 (February 1863): 438-444. Folkard, Mary H. “’Eh, but it's queer altogether’: a short story." Temple Bar 90 (September 1890): 95-110. ———. “Mother: according to English novelists." Temple Bar 88 (February 1890): 218-227. Fonblanque, Albany de. “Bret Harte." Temple Bar 39 (September 1873): 257-265. American writer and journalist———. “Shylock the Jew-ed." Temple Bar 45 (September 1875): 65-71. Ford, Douglas M. “Thackeray's Foreigners." Temple Bar 113 (May 1898): 83-92. Forrest, George William. “Jonathan Swift." Temple Bar 46 (February 1876): 225-267. ———. “William Cowper." Temple Bar 59 (June 1880): 212-225. Fox, John. “Lord Byron's married life." Temple Bar 26 (June 1869): 364-393. Friswell, James Hian. “Shakespeare commemorated." Temple Bar 10 (March 1864): 485-489. Fyvie, John. “Walter Savage Landor." Temple Bar 105 (June 1895): 253-267. Historian who wrote imaginary conversations with historical figures.Gardiner, Linda. “The Novels of Wilkie Collins." Temple Bar 89 (August 1890): 528-532. Garnett, Richard. “A Page from the book of folly." Temple Bar 32 (April 1871): 84-90. Gaskell, Annie. “Letters of a man of leisure [Edward Fitzgerald]." Temple Bar 97 (January 1893): 23-36. Gordon, Gerald C. E. Pelham. “Thackeray's London." Temple Bar 105 (July 1895): 422-432. Gosse, Edmund W. “Letters to and from Hans Christian Andersen." Temple Bar 59 (August 1880): 491-503. Grant, Arthur. “The Song of Roland." Temple Bar 78 (December 1886): 534-540. Greswell, William. “Wordsworth's Quantock poems." Temple Bar 107 (April 1896): 530-548. ———. “Our men of letters and our Empire." Temple Bar 111 (June 1897): 262-270. Gurdon, Eveline-Camilla (Wallop). “A Lover of leisure [Sir Henry Wotton]." Temple Bar 79 (February 1887): 267-272. 17th Century English diplomat and poetHamilton, James. “Mrs. Norton." Temple Bar 52 (January 1878): 101-110. Caroline Sheridan Norton? Poet, novelist and feministHannay, David. “Doña Perfecta: a Spanish novel." Temple Bar 58 (March 1880): 326-342. Hannay, James. “Thackeray on Swift." Temple Bar 21 (October 1867): 322-330. Harris, Mary Dormer. “Frances Burney." Temple Bar 118 (December 1899): 496-504. Hawthorne, Julian. “The new Endymion." Temple Bar 55 (January 1879): 119-144. Hector, Annie F[rench]. “Thomas Love Peacock." Temple Bar 44 (May 1875): 113-124. English novelist noted for dialogHeine, Heinrich. “Heine on Cervantes and the Don Quixote." Temple Bar 48 (October 1876): 235-249. Translated by A.J. DuffieldHeraud, John A. “John Dryden." Temple Bar 7 (December 1862): 77-100. Hervey, Charles. “A Reception at Alfred de Vigny's." Temple Bar 84 (December 1888): 533-538. ———. “Monsieur de Balzac's intimate friend [Flicoteau]." Temple Bar 52 (March 1878): 381-385. ———. “Some reminiscences of literary Paris." Temple Bar 68 (July 1883): 431-437. Hillier, Arthur C. “Jane Austen's husband [on Crabbe]." Temple Bar 112 (November 1897): 350-361. “A History of comedy [précis of German work by Dr. Jacob Mähly]." Temple Bar 7 (December 1862): 120-130. Hitchman, James Francis. “Richard Cumberland." Temple Bar 14 (July 1865): 580-599. English playwright———. “Victor Hugo." Temple Bar 9 (November 1863): 576-589. Hoey, Frances Cashel. “The Life of Charles Dickens." Temple Bar 38 (May 1873): 169-185. Horne, R. H. “John Forster: his early life and friendships." Temple Bar 46 (April 1876): 491-505. Writer, journalist and Dickens scholarHunt, Leigh. “"Men are but children of a larger growth": a fireside fancy." Temple Bar 50 (July 1877): 386-391. Jackson, Catherine C. “Madame de Staël." Temple Bar 55 (March 1879): 319-338. French woman of letters———. “Mrs. [Hester Lynch] Thrale-Piozzi." Temple Bar 53 (July 1878): 357-375. Intimate of Samuel JohnsonJacox, Francis. “Conveying and stealing; a distinction without a difference: a cue from Shakespeare." Temple Bar 23 (June 1868): 354-365. Jerrold, Evelyn. “Alexandre Dumas the Younger." Temple Bar 51 (November 1877): 392-408. ———. “Henri Monnier." Temple Bar 52 (March 1878): 354-361. French cartoonist, writer and satirist———. “Evelyn Jerrold on George Sand." Temple Bar 75 (October 1885): 177-200. Johnson, Charles F. “Coleridge." Temple Bar 78 (September 1886): 35-54. ———. “Shelley." Temple Bar 81 (October 1887): 242-263. ———. “Wordsworth." Temple Bar 77 (July 1886): 336-355. Kemp, Emily G. “A Plea for the study of sonnets." Temple Bar 111 (June 1897): 277-288. Kingsley, Henry. “Ben Jonson." Temple Bar 42 (August 1874): 35-50. Jacobean author, playwright and poet———. “Richard Steele." Temple Bar 40 (December 1873): 103-121. English man of letters, dramatist, politician and journalistKitton, Frederick G. “Dickens as an art critic." Temple Bar 93 (November 1891): 319-329. ———. “Dickens' characters and their prototypes." Temple Bar 83 (May 1888): 28-48. ———. “The True story of Pickwick; a jubilee biography." Temple Bar 79 (March 1887): 373-382. Law, Alice. “Some beauties of Cowper." Temple Bar 104 (January 1895): 91-103. Lawson, Jun., John . “Boswell's Johnson." Temple Bar 95 (June 1892): 251-258. Lefroy, Fanny C. “Is it just? [on Jane Austen]." Temple Bar 67 (February 1883): 270-284. Levy, Amy. “A Slip of the Pen." Temple Bar 86 (July 1889): 371-377. ———. “The New school of American fiction." Temple Bar 70 (March 1884): 383-389. Linton, Eliza Lynn. “Bronte on Mount Etna [estate of Viscount Bridport]." Temple Bar 70 (February 1884): 229-241. ———. “Ecclesiastical symbolism." Temple Bar 19 (January 1867): 260-270. ———. “George Eliot." Temple Bar 73 (April 1885): 512-524. ———. “Marmontel." Temple Bar 86 (July 1889): 337-356. French poet and playwright———. “Miss [Rhoda] Broughton's Novels." Temple Bar 80 (June 1887): 196-209. ———. “Montaigne (Parts I-II)." Temple Bar 84 (September 1888): 49-63. ———. “Rabelais." Temple Bar 85 (March 1889): 351-370. ———. “The Cult of cant." Temple Bar 93 (October 1891): 189-198. ———. “The Novels of Balzac (Parts I-III)." Temple Bar 78 (October 1886): 197-212. ———. “The Philosophy of Voltaire's romances." Temple Bar 80 (May 1887): 91-110. Lucy, Henry W. “Mr. Disraeli (Parts I-II)." Temple Bar 85 (April 1889): 515-529. Luffmann, Charles Bogue and Laura M. Lane. “The sources of Don Quixote." Temple Bar 106 (October 1895): 207-219. Mackay, Mary. “The Last days of Edmund Yates." Temple Bar 102 (July 1894): 378-384. MacKenzie, Jessie. “A Russian writer [V. M. Garshine]." Temple Bar 105 (August 1895): 523-533. Maitland, Ella F. “Humour." Temple Bar 94 (February 1892): 276-280. Markwick, Edward. “Hawthorne and his wife." Temple Bar 75 (December 1885): 523-538. Martin, Arthur Patchett. “An Australian novelist [Marcus A. H. Clarke]." Temple Bar 71 (May 1884): 96-100. Massie, John. “Dogs of literature." Temple Bar 61 (April 1881): 476-500. Mathias, George Henry Duncan. “A Gentleman--according to Shakespeare." Temple Bar 23 (April 1868): 104-109. Mayer, Gertrude. “A Successor of Samuel Pepys [on John William Croker]." Temple Bar 117 (July 1899): 327-350. ———. “Amelia Opie." Temple Bar 98 (August 1893): 485-513. ———. “Elizabeth Inchbald." Temple Bar 99 (November 1893): 317-343. ———. “Horace Walpole's twin wives [Mary and Agnes Berry]." Temple Bar 91 (March 1891): 343-367. ———. “Lady Mary Wortley Montagu." Temple Bar 98 (June 1893): 187-214. Journalist and writer———. “Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley." Temple Bar 95 (August 1892): 457-477. ———. “Miss [Mary Russell] Mitford." Temple Bar 90 (November 1890): 381-400. English novelist, poet and playwright———. “Mrs. Shelley at Pisa." Temple Bar 64 (January 1882): 58-65. ———. “Sydney Owenson, Lady Morgan." Temple Bar 97 (March 1893): 341-362. Irish writer———. “The Authoress of "Auld Robin Gray" [Lady Anne Barnard]." Temple Bar 64 (February 1882): 188-201. ———. “The Primate of the wits [on Sydney Smith]." Temple Bar 113 (April 1898): 489-514. ———. “Thomas Hood." Temple Bar 110 (February 1897): 186-204. Poet and journalist———. “Washington Irving." Temple Bar 96 (November 1892): 321-341. Mayer, S. R. Townshend. “Deronda's mother [in George Eliot's Daniel Deronda]: a literary parallel." Temple Bar 49 (April 1877): 542-545. ———. “Lady Caroline Lamb." Temple Bar 53 (June 1878): 174-192. Paramour of Lord Byron———. “Leigh Hunt and Lord Brougham: with original letters." Temple Bar 47 (June 1876): 221-234. Mayers, F. H. Madan. “A Well-read man." Temple Bar 76 (April 1886): 539-544. Mazuchelli, Nina Elizabeth. “Dryden as a dramatist." Temple Bar 59 (June 1880): 163-178. McClymont, William. “Notes on J[ohn]. G[ibson]. Lockhart." Temple Bar 105 (June 1895): 175-185. Journalist, editor and literary criticMeetkerke, Cecilia E. “Last reminiscences of Anthony Trollope." Temple Bar 70 (January 1884): 129-134. ———. “The Originals of Werther." Temple Bar 47 (June 1876): 244-250. ———. “The Real Othello." Temple Bar 48 (December 1876): 506-513. Merivale, Herman. “About two great novelists [Thackeray and Dickens]." Temple Bar 83 (June 1888): 188-204. Mitchell, Julia. “Characteristics of Russian literature." Temple Bar 89 (June 1890): 210-222. Molloy, Fitzgerald. “A Fashionable authoress of the last century [Fanny Burney]." Temple Bar 85 (February 1889): 189-207. ———. “William Lamb's wife." Temple Bar 84 (November 1888): 327-342. Lady Caroline Lamb, associated with Lord ByronMorris, Mowbray. “About Joseph Addison." Temple Bar 55 (January 1879): 33-51. Writer, poet and journal contributor———. “Edgar Poe and his biographers." Temple Bar 68 (August 1883): 530-539. ———. “Matthew Gregory Lewis." Temple Bar 60 (October 1880): 219-242. English novelist and playwright———. “The Wisdom of Goethe." Temple Bar 70 (February 1884): 262-272. Mozley, J. R. “The Decline of Goethe." Temple Bar 88 (January 1890): 51-64. Munnings, James. “John Keats: a sketch." Temple Bar 38 (July 1873): 501-512. ———. “Percy Bysshe Shelley." Temple Bar 24 (November 1868): 457-472. Munro, H.A.J.? “Thomas Gray, and the literature of the eighteenth century." Temple Bar 3 (October 1861): 402-420. Wellesley uncertainNapier, Robina. “A Poet's friend: Joseph Severn." Temple Bar 88 (January 1890): 124-131. Nelson, W. F. “Horace Walpole and Madame du Deffand." Temple Bar 82 (March 1888): 340-350. ———. “Voltaire and his first exile." Temple Bar 91 (February 1891): 195-204. Norgate, G. LeGrys. “Sir Walter Scott's letter-bag." Temple Bar 112 (September 1897): 77-81. Scottish novelist and poet———. “Some aspects of Matthew Arnold." Temple Bar 109 (December 1896): 540-546. “On the life and poetry of Percy Bysshe Shelley." Temple Bar 3 (November 1861): 538-551. Orr, Alexandra. “"Fifine at the Fair" and Robert Browning." Temple Bar 37 (February 1873): 315-328. Oxenford, John. “The Précieuses of the seventeenth century." Temple Bar 3 (October 1861): 342-348. Palmer, Edward Henry. “Arab humour (Part I)." Temple Bar 62 (May 1881): 64-74. ———. “Arab humour (Part II)." Temple Bar 62 (June 1881): 194-207. ———. “Arab humour (Part III)." Temple Bar 63 (September 1881): 36-51. Parsons, Florence Mary. “England's ballad-hero [Robin Hood]." Temple Bar 95 (July 1892): 401-411. Parsons, Mary Wilson. “The Novels of George Meredith." Temple Bar 108 (June 1896): 262-269. Wellesley notes, “Edited by H. E. G. Evans”Patton, Frederick Noel. “The Anonyma." Temple Bar 88 (March 1890): 360-378. Pebody, Charles. “Southey in his study." Temple Bar 42 (October 1874): 370-386. Phipps, Ramsay Weston. “Prospects of Literature." Temple Bar 110 (April 1897): 552-562. Pollock, Juliet. “Criticism past and present." Temple Bar 57 (November 1879): 367-371. ———. “The Judgment of Paris [on aesthetic principles]." Temple Bar 45 (November 1875): 391-400. Pollock, Walter H. “Alfred de Musset." Temple Bar 51 (November 1877): 331-346. French poet and playwright———. “Hamlet at home and abroad." Temple Bar 43 (March 1875): 456-464. Poynter, Eleanor F. “George Meredith." Temple Bar 97 (April 1893): 589-604. Price, Eleanor C. “[Jacques-Henri] Bernardin de Saint-Pierre." Temple Bar 93 (December 1891): 495-506. French romance novelistProcter, Bryan Walter. “On the reading of books." Temple Bar 72 (October 1884): 178-186. Rae, W. Fraser. “Macaulay at home." Temple Bar 86 (June 1889): 185-205. ———. “The Bard of Olney [Cowper]." Temple Bar 91 (April 1891): 503-520. ———. “Three notable Englishwomen [Susannah Taylor, Sarah Austin, Lucie Austin]." Temple Bar 85 (February 1889): 221-238. Women of letters———. “Victor Hugo on Shakespeare." Temple Bar 11 (July 1864): 537-550. ———. “Voltaire's favorite moralist [Vauvenargues]." Temple Bar 102 (May 1894): 23-40. Rands, William Brighty? “The lady of Belmonte [early form of The Merchant of Venice]." Temple Bar 10 (January 1864): 210-219. Reade, A. A. “Three great dictionaries [Johnson's, Littré's, Murray's]." Temple Bar 64 (February 1882): 238-249. “Recent criticism on Tennyson." Temple Bar 13 (February 1865): 354-362. Rendall, Vernon. “The Birds of Tennyson." Temple Bar 110 (April 1897): 495-512. ———. “The Trees and flowers of Tennyson." Temple Bar 103 (November 1894): 358-366. Robeck, George De. “Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin." Temple Bar 74 (May 1885): 65-77. Robertson, Eric Sutherland. “Constable and Sir Walter Scott." Temple Bar 96 (December 1892): 473-496. Robson, Isabel Stuart. “Henrik Ibsen." Temple Bar 93 (September 1891): 97-104. Playwright from NorwayRoose, Pauline W. “Dr. Johnson and Charles Lamb: a parallel." Temple Bar 86 (June 1889): 237-257. ———. “Weather preferences of authors." Temple Bar 105 (June 1895): 186-190. Rose, Edward. “A Comedy of superstition [by Calderon]." Temple Bar 55 (February 1879): 175-189. Calderon de la Barca? 17th Century playwrightRose, Hugh J. “A Spanish tertulia." Temple Bar 50 (August 1877): 518-528. Literary salonRussell, William Clark. “Alfred de Vigny." Temple Bar 34 (March 1872): 533-545. French writer, poet and playwrightSalt, H. S. “Henry D[avid]. Thoreau." Temple Bar 78 (November 1886): 369-383. ———. “On certain lyric poets, and their critics." Temple Bar 67 (January 1883): 53-59. ———. “Shelley as a teacher." Temple Bar 66 (November 1882): 365-377. Sanders, Herbert M. “Dr. [John] Donne." Temple Bar 121 (December 1900): 614-628. ———. “Literature in captivity [i.e. written in prison]." Temple Bar 118 (September 1899): 20-32. ———. “Other indiscretions, and the Browning letters." Temple Bar 119 (May 1900): 110-126. ———. “Parodies." Temple Bar 119 (February 1900): 237-253. Schott, T.H.S. “A Recent literary discovery." Temple Bar 103 (November 1894): 396-397. Seaton, R. C. “Shelley." Temple Bar 61 (February 1881): 218-240. Sergeant, E. F. Adeline. “George Meredith's views of women." Temple Bar 86 (June 1889): 207-213. Serrell, George. “Milton as seen in his Latin poems." Temple Bar 115 (December 1898): 547-563. ———. “Spenser, and England as he viewed it." Temple Bar 107 (March 1896): 423-437. Sheehan, John. “An Evening with Theocritus." Temple Bar 41 (June 1874): 401-409. ———. “Samuel Lover: his life, genius and writing; with something about some of his contemporaries." Temple Bar 24 (August 1868): 65-72. ———. “A Night with the Anthological [Society]." Temple Bar 34 (March 1872): 463-468. Shuldham, E. B. “Heine's life and writings." Temple Bar 29 (May 1870): 210-227. Sinclair, May. “A Hero of fiction." Temple Bar 115 (September 1898): 135-160. Smith, George Barnett. “On biography and biographies." Temple Bar 94 (April 1892): 578-583. ———. “The English Aristophanes [Samuel Foote]." Temple Bar 74 (July 1885): 371-386. Smith, H. Greenhough. “A Poet of prose [Ruskin]." Temple Bar 83 (May 1888): 49-55. ———. “Puns." Temple Bar 85 (January 1889): 69-75. Soames, C. “Behind the scenes [Pepys's Diary]." Temple Bar 30 (September 1870): 236-247. Solomon, Benvenuta. “Pope as a painter." Temple Bar 121 (October 1900): 268-276. Sotheby, H. W. “Ancient classical novelists (Part I) [Parthenius Nicaenus, Antonius Diogenes, Lucian]." Temple Bar 1 (February 1861): 407-416. Sotheby, H. W. “Ancient classical novelists (Part II) [Lucian]." Temple Bar 1 (March 1861): 565-575. Sotheby, H. W. “Ancient classical novelists (Part III) [Iamblichus and Xenophon the Ephesian]." Temple Bar 2 (June 1861): 357-371. Sparrow, Walter Shaw. “Some aspects of the greater [Alexandre] Dumas [1802-1870]." Temple Bar 111 (July 1897): 365-379. Novelist and dramatistStacpoole, Henry De Vere. “Mademoiselle de Maupin: a sketch from life." Temple Bar 106 (September 1895): 86-88. a work by Théophile GautierSteele, Laurence Edward. “In the country of Laurence Sterne." Temple Bar 115 (November 1898): 384-393. Story, Alfred T. “William Blake." Temple Bar 106 (December 1895): 525-537. Sturgis, Howard Overing. “A Sketch from memory [Margaret Oliphant]." Temple Bar 118 (October 1899): 233-248. Teeling, Theodora. “Victor Hugo." Temple Bar 59 (June 1880): 251-259. Thackeray, Francis St. John. “Dante and Tennyson." Temple Bar 102 (July 1894): 387-397. ———. “Reminiscences of William Makepeace Thackeray." Temple Bar 98 (July 1893): 373-378. Tiddeman, Lizzie Ellen. “[Michel de] Montaigne." Temple Bar 106 (September 1895): 48-58. 16th Century essayistToynbee, William. “An Unappreciated diarist [Thomas Raikes]." Temple Bar 111 (May 1897): 71-80. Trollope, Constance. “A Study in the past [on old novels]." Temple Bar 116 (February 1899): 216-226. Trollope, Frances Eleanor. “About Charles Lamb." Temple Bar 35 (April 1872): 21-36. English man of letters“Truth in art." Temple Bar 8 (June 1863): 358-369. Tweedie, Ethel B. “A Chat with Mrs. Lynn Linton." Temple Bar 102 (July 1894): 355-364. ———. “Henrik Ibsen and Björnstjerne Björnson." Temple Bar 98 (August 1893): 536-553. Tyson, Miss. “Dostoiefski." Temple Bar 91 (February 1891): 243-249. van Sypesteyn, C. A. “Voltaire in the Netherlands." Temple Bar 50 (June 1877): 174-188. Wellesley, “Translated by W. C. K. Lecky”Vismes, William de. “Shirking a "Double": an old Irish tale." Temple Bar 38 (June 1873): 370-390. Walsh, William S. “The Prototypes of Thackeray's characters." Temple Bar 86 (May 1889): 103-110. Wilberforce, Edward. “How to talk." Temple Bar 27 (November 1869): 487-495. Williams, Alexander M. “Emily Brontë." Temple Bar 98 (July 1893): 431-439. Williams, William Henry. “[Alexander] Pope and Horace." Temple Bar 115 (September 1898): 87-97. Wood, Annie. “A Few weeks with Hans Andersen." Temple Bar 43 (February 1875): 387-396. Writer of fairy tales, novels, poems and nonfiction from Denmark———. “Two Danes [Hans Christian Andersen and Bertel Thorvaldsen]." Temple Bar 45 (October 1875): 171-183. Wraxall, Lascelles. “[Jean-]Francois Marmontel." Temple Bar 9 (August 1863): 141-153. 18th Century man of letters, poetry, prose, novels and dramaWright, Margaret B. “Wordsworth's "Parson Sympson" [a character in The Excursion]." Temple Bar 107 (January 1896): 63-75. Yates, Edmund. “Dreaming." Temple Bar 4 (December 1861): 38-46. Language Doran, John. “High-class slang." Temple Bar 31 (February 1871): 309-321. “On words (Part I)." Temple Bar 6 (August 1862): 106-113. “On words (Part II)." Temple Bar 6 (October 1862): 344-347. Music Austin, Alfred. “The Cycle of English song (Parts I-VII)." Temple Bar 38 (May 1873): 217-232. Austin, Frank. “A Few musical notes." Temple Bar 87 (September 1889): 49-54. Bentley, George. “Crochets [on music]." Temple Bar 91 (January 1891): 51-60. Betham-Edwards, Matilda. “Reminiscences of Liszt." Temple Bar 78 (September 1886): 55-60. Coleridge, Arthur D. “Gluck." Temple Bar 26 (April 1869): 29-42. Christoph Willibald Gluck, German 18th Century composer?Crump, A. “Richard Wagner." Temple Bar 68 (August 1883): 571-587. Dorn, Heinrich. “Recollections of Felix Mendelssohn and his friends." Temple Bar 34 (February 1872): 397-405. Translated by Miss Charlotte BentleyE. H. S. “Songs of the summer night." Temple Bar 12 (September 1864): 237-248. Engel, Louis. “[Christoph Willibald] Gluck." Temple Bar 83 (May 1888): 112-128. 18th Century German composer———. “[Giacomo] Meyerbeer." Temple Bar 66 (September 1882): 61-75. German opera composer———. “[Giuseppe] Verdi." Temple Bar 77 (August 1886): 467-494. Italian opera composer———. “[Louis-Hector] Berlioz." Temple Bar 69 (October 1883): 204-225. French composer———. “[Niccolò] Paganini." Temple Bar 77 (May 1886): 35-55. Italian composer———. “Adelina Patti." Temple Bar 73 (March 1885): 333-349. ———. “Auber." Temple Bar 75 (December 1885): 464-483. ———. “Beethoven." Temple Bar 81 (December 1887): 520-539. ———. “Chopin." Temple Bar 68 (July 1883): 367-382. ———. “Christine Nilsson." Temple Bar 74 (July 1885): 342-357. ———. “Gounod." Temple Bar 73 (February 1885): 191-200. French opera composer———. “Handel: his early years." Temple Bar 86 (July 1889): 378-394. ———. “Mario." Temple Bar 70 (March 1884): 344-359. ———. “Mozart." Temple Bar 76 (March 1886): 365-394. ———. “Robert Schumann: born July 8, 1810-died July 29, 1856." Temple Bar 67 (April 1883): 525-539. ———. “Rossini." Temple Bar 65 (June 1882): 176-192. ———. “Thalberg." Temple Bar 70 (January 1884): 31-45. ———. “Wagner." Temple Bar 65 (July 1882): 329-344. “Goethe and Mendelssohn." Temple Bar 42 (September 1874): 165-176. Gruneisen, Charles L. “Songs of the people." Temple Bar 56 (May 1879): 102-108. Hervey, Charles. “Roulades and entrechats: Sophie Arnould--Madeleine Guimard [Paris opera in 18th Century]." Temple Bar 52 (April 1878): 517-526. Keeton, Miss A. E. “Edvard Hagerup Grieg--the Scandinavian tone poet." Temple Bar 113 (February 1898): 275-278. Keith, H. C. A. and Darcy Lever. “[Frédéric] Chopin and his music." Temple Bar 109 (October 1896): 261-266. Lafontaine, Louis M. Henri? “An Episode in the life of Gounod." Temple Bar 94 (May 1892): 33-37. French opera composerLincoln, Henry John. “Carl Maria von Weber." Temple Bar 16 (December 1865): 46-61. German opera composerLord, Mrs. J. “Early English ballads." Temple Bar 57 (December 1879): 493-502. Norgate, G. LeGrys. “The Humours of eighteenth century opera." Temple Bar 118 (December 1899): 561-568. Nunns, Theodora. “The Sponsor of folk-song." Temple Bar 111 (August 1897): 527-539. Paget, M. Maud. “Henry Lawes." Temple Bar 109 (September 1896): 24-33. Quarry, Alice. “[Ludwig von] Beethoven's last days." Temple Bar 111 (August 1897): 564-565. German composerRedman, Joseph Haworth. “Lancashire song-writers." Temple Bar 21 (August 1867): 137-144. Smith, H. Greenhough. “Music and literature." Temple Bar 88 (January 1890): 67-72. Todhunter, John. “Some old singers." Temple Bar 120 (June 1900): 225-237. Walters, Alan. “Songs of the sea." Temple Bar 120 (August 1900): 485-495. Notable Contributors Andersen, H[ans]. C[hristian]. “What one can hit upon." Temple Bar 54 (September 1878): 141-143. Cobbe, Frances Power. “Alured: an allegory." Temple Bar 18 (August 1866): 35-43. ———. “Lady Arabella Stuart." Temple Bar 55 (March 1879): 371-381. Conan Doyle, A[rthur]. “Our Midnight Visitor." Temple Bar 91 (February 1891): 223-242. ———. “The Heiress of Glenmahowley." Temple Bar 70 (January 1884): 46-60. Gissing, George. “Lette Coe." Temple Bar 92 (August 1891): 533-544. Linton, Eliza Lynn. “In my youth." Temple Bar 5 (May 1862): 391-413. McFall, Frances Elizabeth. “Boomellen: a study from life." Temple Bar 94 (March 1892): 351-364. ———. “Eugenia: a modern maiden and a man amazed-a study from life." Temple Bar 99 (December 1893): 509-540. ———. “Kane, a soldier servant: a study from life." Temple Bar 92 (July 1891): 365-374. Stevenson, R[obert]. L[ouis]. “A Lodging for the night: a story of Francis Villon." Temple Bar 51 (October 1877): 197-212. ———. “The Sire de Malétroit's door." Temple Bar 52 (January 1878): 53-69. Poetry “Alfred de Vigny--poet." Temple Bar 9 (November 1863): 500-505. Ashe, Thomas. “Robert Herrick." Temple Bar 68 (May 1883): 120-132. Austin, Alfred. “Scott, considered as a poet." Temple Bar 33 (August 1871): 24-35. ———. “The Poetry of the period (No. I): Mr. Tennyson." Temple Bar 26 (May 1869): 179-194. ———. “The Poetry of the period (No. II): Mr. Browning." Temple Bar 26 (June 1869): 316-333. ———. “The Poetry of the period (No. III): Mr. Swinburne." Temple Bar 26 (July 1869): 457-474. ———. “The Poetry of the period (No. IV): Mr. Matthew Arnold." Temple Bar 27 (August 1869): 35-51. ———. “The Poetry of the period (No. V): Roman Catholic poets." Temple Bar 27 (September 1869): 170-186. ———. “The Poetry of the period (No. VI): The poetry of the future." Temple Bar 27 (October 1869): 314-327. ———. “The Poetry of the period (No. VII): Supernatural poetry." Temple Bar 27 (November 1869): 453-469. ———. “The Poetry of the period (No. VIII): Summary." Temple Bar 28 (December 1869): 33-48. Baker, H. B. “[Alphonse de] Lamartine." Temple Bar 41 (April 1874): 25-42. French poet and politicianBenson, M. Steede. “Arthur Hugh Clough." Temple Bar 108 (May 1896): 35-48. Benson, Mary Eleanor. “[George] Crabbe." Temple Bar 80 (July 1887): 327-340. Besant, Walter. “Maurice Bouchor." Temple Bar 41 (July 1874): 533-544. Binyon, Robert Laurence. “Matthew Arnold's poetry." Temple Bar 84 (September 1888): 106-111. Buchanan, Robert William. “Robert Herrick, poet and divine." Temple Bar 1 (January 1861): 166-174. Bulley, A. Amy. “Edwin Waugh, the Lancashire poet." Temple Bar 90 (October 1890): 231-240. Colles, W. Morris. “Thackeray as a poet." Temple Bar 61 (April 1881): 469-475. Collins, Mortimer. “Two poets of England [Wordsworth and Landor]." Temple Bar 16 (December 1865): 106-116. ———. “Two poets of Rome [Catullus and Horace]." Temple Bar 15 (November 1865): 588-600. Cornford, Leslie Cope. “William Collins, poet: a study." Temple Bar 102 (August 1894): 510-516. Crosse, Cornelia A. H. “The Wedded poets [Robert and Elizabeth Browning]." Temple Bar 94 (January 1892): 29-46. Ensor, Ernest. “A Poet of spring [Robert Herrick]." Temple Bar 111 (May 1897): 26-41. Fisher, Charles. “The Idea of evolution in Browning's poetry." Temple Bar 118 (December 1899): 534-539. Graves, A. P. “An Irish Poet and novelist: Joseph Sheridan LeFanu." Temple Bar 50 (August 1877): 504-517. Greenwood, Granville George. “Poetry and pipes (Nos. I-II)." Temple Bar 113 (January 1898): 128-135. Haines, Charles Reginald. “Adam Lindsay Gordon [Australian poet]." Temple Bar 112 (October 1897): 222-230. Hardinge, William M. “A Note on the Louvre sonnets of Rossetti." Temple Bar 91 (March 1891): 433-443. Wellesley: “With footnotes by William M. Rossetti”Heraud, John A. “A New view of Shakespeare's sonnets: an inductive critique." Temple Bar 5 (April 1862): 53-66. ———. “William Lisle Bowles." Temple Bar 8 (June 1863): 429-446. “Horae Virgilianae (Parts I-III): pastoral poetry." Temple Bar 10 (December 1863): 71-85. Hoste, Mary R. “Hartley Coleridge." Temple Bar 116 (April 1899): 580-589. Kennard, Nina H. “The Poetry of Servia." Temple Bar 48 (November 1876): 345-356. Manson, Edward. “Matthew Prior." Temple Bar 108 (August 1896): 530-536. Poet and diplomat of the 17th CenturyManston, Augustus. “M. Stéphane Mallarmé." Temple Bar 109 (October 1896): 242-253. Martin, Arthur Patchett. “An Australian poet [Adam Linsay Gordon]." Temple Bar 70 (February 1884): 208-220. Montgomery, Jessie Douglas. “Hungary's patriot-poet [Alexander Petöfi]." Temple Bar 109 (November 1896): 405-412. Munby, Arthur J. “Alice de Chambrier [Swiss poetess]." Temple Bar 95 (June 1892): 227-237. Pickering, Sidney. “Ezra Higgins, poet." Temple Bar 119 (March 1900): 384-395. Pollock, Walter H. “"The Ballet of the Ratcatcher" [by Théophile Gautier]." Temple Bar 57 (November 1879): 399-404. ———. “A Modern dramatic poet [Ross Neil]." Temple Bar 52 (January 1878): 112-116. Price, Eleanor C. “Jasmin, the Gascon poet." Temple Bar 94 (May 1892): 39-47. Prideaux, Sarah Terverbian. “[René-Francois Armand] Sully-Prudhomme." Temple Bar 74 (May 1885): 122-130. Rae, W. Fraser. “"The Poet of the poor" [George Crabbe]." Temple Bar 80 (June 1887): 161-177. ———. “The Bard of hope [Thomas Campbell]." Temple Bar 90 (September 1890): 34-53. Scottish sentimental poetSalt, H. S. “Thomas Campbell." Temple Bar 85 (January 1889): 87-102.Sanders, Herbert M. “Poets at variance." Temple Bar 120 (July 1900): 365-385. ———. “The Poems of Ben Jonson." Temple Bar 121 (October 1900): 213-229. Serrell, George. “George Gascoigne, soldier and poet." Temple Bar 119 (February 1900): 263-279. ———. “Milton as seen in his sonnets." Temple Bar 121 (September 1900): 27-42. Shilleto, A. R. “George Crabbe: a study." Temple Bar 90 (October 1890): 270-279. Shuldham, E. B. “[Heinrich] Heine as an impressionist." Temple Bar 121 (November 1900): 420-430. Smith, H. Greenhough. “Leconte de Lisle's poetry." Temple Bar 89 (May 1890): 111-117. ———. “Poets' pictures." Temple Bar 80 (June 1887): 232-240. ———. “Society Poets." Temple Bar 84 (December 1888): 457-468. Strange, Edward Fairbrother. “George Herbert." Temple Bar 95 (August 1892): 116-123. Trollope, Frances E. “"Madonna's Child" [poem by Alfred Austin]." Temple Bar 38 (May 1873): 246-255. Turner, Alfred. “Some poets in love." Temple Bar 117 (August 1899): 507-530. Walters, Alan. “A Poet prince [Charles of Orleans]." Temple Bar 95 (August 1892): 543-551. Warre-Cornish, Francis. “Leigh Hunt." Temple Bar 108 (June 1896): 186-203. Poet, critic and journalistWaters, Cyril A. “The Minor poet." Temple Bar 83 (July 1888): 429-433. “William Shenstone." Temple Bar 10 (February 1864): 397-411. 18th Century poet and renaissance man “A Word or two about poetry." Temple Bar 11 (July 1864): 486-490. Satire Austin, Alfred. “Cowper as a satirist." Temple Bar 36 (November 1872): 457-472. Baker, H. B. “The First of the English satirists [John Donne]." Temple Bar 47 (July 1876): 337-350. Besant, Walter. “Molière and his satire." Temple Bar 33 (August 1871): 83-95. Edwards, Sutherland. “Formosa [satire on scientific voyages]." Temple Bar 5 (April 1862): 32-40. Hannay, James. “The Literature of satire." Temple Bar 22 (January 1868): 190-201. Sanders, Herbert M. “Satires and satirists." Temple Bar 109 (September 1896): 76-90. Smith, George Barnett. “Theodore Hook, satirist and novelist." Temple Bar 103 (December 1894): 465-478. Williams, Howard. “Women and their satirists." Temple Bar 24 (November 1868): 555-569. Paranormal Bain, Charlotte. “Hallucination." Temple Bar 68 (June 1883): 199-208. Baker, H. B. “An Experiment in Mesmerism." Temple Bar 60 (November 1880): 338-347. Battersby, Henry F[rancis]. P[revost]. “A Ghost of the sea." Temple Bar 98 (July 1893): 411-430. Cumming, Constance F. Gordon. “Wolves and were-wolves." Temple Bar 90 (November 1890): 351-368. Davies, William. “Magic verses." Temple Bar 104 (February 1895): 229-241. Fitzgerald, Kate M. “The Spectre of Lavington." Temple Bar 115 (September 1898): 42-57. Giveen, Henry Martley. “The Eastdale ghost." Temple Bar 121 (November 1900): 406-419. Greswell, William. “The Witchery of the Quantock hills." Temple Bar 104 (April 1895): 523-536. Haliburton, R. G. “The Universality of superstitions connected with sneezing." Temple Bar 43 (February 1875): 345-352. Hutchinson, Louisa G. “The Ghost of Manibere Court." Temple Bar 72 (December 1884): 516-527. Lewis, Gerrard. “A True Ghost Story." Temple Bar 66 (December 1882): 547-550. Mann, Mary E. “The Witch of Dulditch." Temple Bar 104 (April 1895): 543-561. Osborne, C. “A Haunted Hamlet." Temple Bar 20 (June 1867): 400-408. Rae, W. Fraser. “A Modern mystic [Laurence Oliphant]." Temple Bar 93 (November 1891): 413-428. Riddell, Charlotte. “In the gloaming." Temple Bar 22 (January 1868): 180-189. Sala, G[eorge]. A[ugustus]. “Breakfast in bed (No. X): on having seen a ghost at Hoxton, and the very deuce himself in Paris." Temple Bar 8 (July 1863): 503-512. Press Bagenal, P[hilip]. H[enry]. “The national press of Ireland." Temple Bar 60 (November 1880): 326-336. Baker, H. B. “How Jules Janin became a journalist." Temple Bar 45 (September 1875): 71-75. Collins, Mortimer. “Country newspapers." Temple Bar 10 (December 1863): 128-141. Hutton, James. “An Indian newspaper [Delhi Gazette]." Temple Bar 6 (November 1862): 502-511. Jerrold, Blanchard. “The Father of the French Press [Théophraste Renaudot]." Temple Bar 1 (December 1860): 38-44. Kempt, Robert. “The newspaper press of America." Temple Bar 7 (January 1863): 190-201. Preston, John. “William Cobbett." Temple Bar 93 (October 1891): 175-188. Journalist, pseudonym of "Peter Porcupine" Theater“Ancient dances." Temple Bar 14 (April 1865): 145-153. Archdale, George. “"Good night to the season, 'tis over"." Temple Bar 84 (October 1888): 171-177. Austin, Alfred. “The Present state of the English stage." Temple Bar 33 (November 1871): 456-468. Baker, H. B. “An Old stager [Tate Wilkinson]." Temple Bar 46 (January 1876): 24-37. ———. “Our old actors (Nos. I-XVII)." Temple Bar 48 (November 1876): 315-327. ———. “Our old dramatists: Thomas Holcroft." Temple Bar 54 (December 1878): 469-485. ———. “The Colmans [dramatic authors]." Temple Bar 46 (April 1876): 461-478. ———. “The Genius of pantomime." Temple Bar 55 (January 1879): 93-106. ———. “The Theatres." Temple Bar 39 (November 1873): 547-552. ———. “What the theatres are doing." Temple Bar 38 (May 1873): 256-266. Beerbohm, Constance. “A Secret: adapted from the French [one-act play]." Temple Bar 81 (November 1887): 381-88. Besant, Walter. “[Alexis] Piron and Opéra Comique." Temple Bar 47 (August 1876): 493-506. French comic playwright———. “Molière and his troupe." Temple Bar 32 (June 1871): 374-385. 17th Century actor and dramatistBoyle, Frederick. “A Drama without footlights." Temple Bar 32 (May 1871): 180-191. Creasy, Edward Shepherd. “An Acting charade: in three scenes, as performed on board of the P. and O. S.S. Candia, and elsewhere." Temple Bar 28 (January 1870): 223-236. Doran, John. “[William Charles] Macready." Temple Bar 38 (June 1873): 347-353. ———. “A Dance after Harlequin." Temple Bar 43 (January 1875): 202-214. ———. “A Line of French actresses." Temple Bar 39 (October 1873): 369-382. ———. “About Master Betty [William Henry West Betty]." Temple Bar 42 (October 1874): 346-361. Child actor———. “Some eccentricities of the French stage." Temple Bar 41 (May 1874): 263-275. ———. “The Smell of the lamps [autobiography of James Robinson Planché]." Temple Bar 36 (October 1872): 391-401. Gothic dramaturge———. “William Charles Macready." Temple Bar 44 (May 1875): 71-83. Hardinge, William M. “Idylle 'a deux [a one-act play]." Temple Bar 82 (March 1888): 424-428. Hering, Henry A. “The Crew of the Flying Dutchman." Temple Bar 107 (January 1896): 49-62. Hervey, Charles. “Adrienne Lecouvreur." Temple Bar 49 (April 1877): 534-541. 18th Century actress———. “Recollections of the London stage." Temple Bar 72 (October 1884): 256-263. ———. “Two rival tragedy queens: Mdlles. Duchesnois and Georges." Temple Bar 62 (June 1881): 253-259. Hitchman, James Francis. “David Garrick." Temple Bar 11 (June 1864): 336-355. 18th Century theatrical producer, playwright, actor and poetHolland, Laurence G. “Ophelia and Hamlet: act III, Scene I: a rejoinder to an actor's notes on Shakespeare." Temple Bar 52 (March 1878): 373-380. James, Henry. “Frances Anne Kemble." Temple Bar 97 (April 1893): 503-525. Kemble, Fanny. “Salvini's Othello." Temple Bar 71 (July 1884): 368-378. Kenney, Charles L. “Pantomimes." Temple Bar 1 (January 1861): 181-187. Leighton, Baldwyn. “Thomas William Robertson and the modern theatre." Temple Bar 44 (June 1875): 199-209. Meetkerke, Cecilia E. “An old actor [Jacques de Monvel]." Temple Bar 94 (March 1892): 335-341. Merivale, Herman. “The Drama of the day." Temple Bar 77 (July 1886): 371-383. Nelson, W. F. “Garrick and the Shakespear revival." Temple Bar 86 (August 1889): 496-505. “The Playhouse of Spenchey." Temple Bar 13 (January 1865): 258-263. Pollock, Juliet. “The Poet and the stage." Temple Bar 44 (July 1875): 331-340. Quekett, Marion. “The Jessamy Beau on the stage." Temple Bar 113 (May 1898): 46-60. Sala, G[eorge]. A[ugustus]. “Breakfast in bed; or, Philosophy between the sheets (No. I): on a remarkable dramatic performance." Temple Bar 6 (October 1862): 333-343. ———. “Shows." Temple Bar 8 (May 1863): 270-279. Sanders, Herbert M. “Thomas Otway." Temple Bar 118 (November 1899): 372-386. 17th Century English dramatistSiddons, J. H. “Some theatrical recollections." Temple Bar 56 (August 1879): 458-468. Smith, George Barnett. “Mrs. [Susannah C.] Centlivre's plays." Temple Bar 51 (October 1877): 247-264. English actress of the 17th Century “Sock and buskin [history of English stage]." Temple Bar 11 (April 1864): 135-153. Wedmore, Frederick. “The Season at the theatre." Temple Bar 65 (June 1882): 241-248. Wilberforce, Edward. “The Theatre in Munich." Temple Bar 6 (November 1862): 475-482. Wood, H. F. “The Prologue to a drama." Temple Bar 72 (December 1884): 500-509. Yates, Edmund. “At the play." Temple Bar 19 (March 1867): 476-486. ———. “The Social position of actors." Temple Bar 8 (May 1863): 183-187. Trade Bentley, George. “Daniel Macmillan." Temple Bar 66 (December 1882): 542-546. Scottish publisherBesant, Walter. “On the buying of books." Temple Bar 62 (July 1881): 319-328. ———. “Writers and reviewers." Temple Bar 42 (August 1874): 100-110. Collins, John Churton. “Romance of literary discovery." Temple Bar 59 (August 1880): 522-530. Colmache, Georgina. “The Memoirs of Prince Talleyrand--and why they have not yet appeared." Temple Bar 89 (July 1890): 343-348. Doran, John. “Book clubs." Temple Bar 40 (December 1873): 80-92. Hervey, Charles. “A Gossip about bookstalls." Temple Bar 64 (March 1882): 419-424. ———. “Books and their buyers." Temple Bar 62 (August 1881): 486-491. ———. “Notes of a book-collector." Temple Bar 92 (May 1891): 124-129. Layard, George Somes. “Of the illustrating of books, and that of novels in particular." Temple Bar 90 (December 1890): 553-568. Ollier, Charles. “A Literary publisher [Charles Ollier]." Temple Bar 58 (February 1880): 243-252. Pollock, Walter H. “The Literary Hades." Temple Bar 46 (April 1876): 525-529. Rae, W. Fraser. “The 'ANAE [lord] of publishers [John Murray, 1778-1843]." Temple Bar 92 (July 1891): 343-361. Sanders, Herbert M. “Pamphlets." Temple Bar 108 (May 1896): 82-87. Teague, John Jessop. “A Lapsed copyright [on Disraeli's earlier novels]." Temple Bar 83 (July 1888): 422-428. Underdown, Emily. “How I didn't become an author." Temple Bar 120 (August 1900): 565-572. Wotton, Mabel E. “With an old magazine [London Magazine]." Temple Bar 79 (April 1887): 567-574. Yates, Edmund? “Comic literature." Temple Bar 9 (November 1863): 590-599. Discussion of other journals Visual Art Archdale, George. “William Powell Frith, R.A." Temple Bar 82 (January 1888): 65-81. Armitage, Harold. “A Painter of children [on Jean-Baptiste Greuze]." Temple Bar 112 (September 1897): 30-43. Austin, Alfred. “The Characteristics of modern painting." Temple Bar 28 (January 1870): 170-182. ———. “The Royal Academy." Temple Bar 32 (July 1871): 462-474. ———. “This picture and that." Temple Bar 48 (September 1876): 116-124. Baker, H. B. “Benvenuto Cellini." Temple Bar 43 (February 1875): 310-324. 15th Century Italian sculptorBalzac, Honoré de. “Portrait of a German music-master: copied from the original picture by H. De Balzac, in the famous gallery called the Comédie Humaine." Temple Bar 96 (October 1892): 244-254. Translation by H.C.A. Keith perhaps with Darcy LeverBoyle, Frederick. “George Stubbs, R.A." Temple Bar 48 (December 1876): 527-538. English naturalist painterCadilhac, Margaret I. Galletti di. “The Royal Academy." Temple Bar 95 (June 1892): 222-226. Collins, Mortimer. “William Blake, seer and painter." Temple Bar 17 (April 1866): 95-105. Cook, E. T. “The Connection between poetry and painting." Temple Bar 59 (July 1880): 351-361. Cotton, Ellen F. “Sir Anthony Van Dyck." Temple Bar 119 (January 1900): 95-105. Flemish painterCrothers, W. E. “"The best picture in the world" [Ruskin's remark about Carpaccio's "Venetian Ladies and Their Pets"]." Temple Bar 61 (March 1881): 395-400. Doran, John. “Bought and sold, in the last century [on art sales]." Temple Bar 42 (September 1874): 199-210. ———. “Rubens and Vandyck in England." Temple Bar 43 (December 1874): 24-42. ———. “Sir Peter Lely." Temple Bar 41 (April 1874): 93-109. 17th Century portraitist———. “Sir Robert Strange." Temple Bar 40 (January 1874): 241-255. Scottish engraverDougall, Lily. “Benjamin Robert Haydon (Part II)." Temple Bar 94 (April 1892): 541-538. Edwardes, Charles. “Some Florentine mosaics." Temple Bar 89 (July 1890): 397-404. Erckmann, Emile and Alexandre Chatrian. “Hans Schnaps' spy glass." Temple Bar 33 (October 1871): 394-401. Fitzgerald, Percy. “Sculpture: The Dublin Exhibition of 1865." Temple Bar 15 (August 1865): 51-59. Forman, H. Buxton. “Among the old masters." Temple Bar 19 (January 1867): 250-259. Gallenga, Ann. “Modern prettiness v. art." Temple Bar 74 (August 1885): 547-550. Heaton, Mary M. “William Etty." Temple Bar 55 (February 1879): 233-242. Royal Academy portraitist“How a blind man saw the International Exhibition." Temple Bar 7 (January 1863): 227-237. Jackson, Catherine C. “Sir Christopher Wren." Temple Bar 49 (March 1877): 382-397. 18th Century London architectJerrold, Evelyn. “Gustave Courbet." Temple Bar 42 (November 1874): 535-546. French realist painterKitton, Frederick G. “John Leech." Temple Bar 94 (June 1892): 207-221. Pamphleteer and illustratorLaw, Mrs. “Luca Morato, the majolica painter of Urbino." Temple Bar 26 (April 1869): 122-144. Layard, George Somes. “George Cruikshank as virtuoso." Temple Bar 87 (October 1889): 200-208. English artist, cartoonist and illustratorLeroy, Amélie C. “[Jean Antoine] Watteau--his life and work." Temple Bar 89 (August 1890): 486-496. French decorative artistLeslie, Robert C. “With Charles Robert Leslie, R.A." Temple Bar 107 (March 1896): 335-352. Lindsay, Margaret. “Some recollections of Miss Margaret Gillies." Temple Bar 81 (October 1887): 265-273. English portrait artistLynch, Miss E. M. “Artistic homes." Temple Bar 43 (April 1875): 673-678. Macquoid, Katharine S. “On a picture by Rubens in the Antwerp gallery." Temple Bar 29 (June 1870): 342-346. Mayer, Gertrude. “Benjamin Robert Haydon (Part I)." Temple Bar 94 (February 1892): 202-217. Meetkerke, Cecilia E. “Gustave Doré." Temple Bar 77 (June 1886): 254-258. French printmaker and illustrator———. “The Painters of Romanticism." Temple Bar 108 (May 1896): 154-160. Molloy, Fitzgerald. “The Portrait of Phillis Cromartie." Temple Bar 98 (August 1893): 525-535. Nelson, W. F. “Chinamania [on ceramics]." Temple Bar 85 (January 1889): 117-129. Parkinson, Joseph Charles. “Great Eastern photographs." Temple Bar 18 (October 1866): 424-426. Plunkett, Oliver. “Gustave Doré." Temple Bar 16 (February 1866): 347-357. Printmaker and illustratorPollock, Juliet. “Jean Francois Millet, the peasant painter." Temple Bar 43 (April 1875): 650-658. Pollock, Walter H. “Illustrations of Faust." Temple Bar 78 (December 1886): 528-533. Sala, G[eorge]. A[ugustus]. “On crowds [at an art exhibition]." Temple Bar 7 (January 1863): 185-189. Smallfield, Frederick. “A Private View of "Private Views" [of paintings]." Temple Bar 74 (June 1885): 252-257. “The Story of the Louvre." Temple Bar 27 (November 1869): 496-503. Story, Alfred T. “Samuel Palmer." Temple Bar 97 (January 1893): 79-90. English Romantic painterTrollope, Thomas Adolphus. “A Very naughty artist [Filippo Lippi]." Temple Bar 29 (July 1870): 472-478. Wedmore, Frederick. “[George] Romney." Temple Bar 60 (October 1880): 186-195. Portrait painter———. “Art and landscape in Edinboro'." Temple Bar 63 (December 1881): 502-511. ———. “Jan Steen in Holland." Temple Bar 51 (September 1877): 90-100. ———. “Sir Joshua Reynolds." Temple Bar 47 (July 1876): 390-398. 18th Century English portrait painter———. “Some points in this year's art." Temple Bar 71 (August 1884): 555-563. ———. “Some tendencies in recent painting." Temple Bar 53 (July 1878): 334-348. ———. “William Blake." Temple Bar 62 (May 1881): 52-63. Yates, Edmund. “Over pipes and palettes." Temple Bar 8 (June 1863): 338-347. ———. “The International Exhibition [at South Kensington]." Temple Bar 5 (May 1862): 201-213. Works of Fiction Baring-Gould, Sabine. “Arminell: a social romance." Temple Bar 85 (January 1889): 1-32. ———. “Red Spider." Temple Bar 79 (January 1887): 131-160. Benson, Edward F. “Limitations." Temple Bar 107 (March 1896): 305-334. Betham-Edwards, Matilda. “Kitty." Temple Bar 23 (May 1868): 145-174. Bickerstaffe-Drew, F[rancis]. B[rowning]. D[rew]. “Outsiders." Temple Bar 117 (August 1899): 585-604. John AyscoughBirt, W. J. “'Limmer's'; or, Twenty years ago." Temple Bar 53 (August 1878): 477-493. Braddon, Mary Elizabeth. “Aurora Floyd." Temple Bar 4 (January 1862): 239-263. ———. “John Marchmont's Legacy." Temple Bar 7 (December 1862): 5-29. ———. “Sir Jasper's Tenant." Temple Bar 13 (February 1865): 305-335. ———. “The Doctor's Wife." Temple Bar 10 (January 1864): 155-182. Broughton, Rhoda. “"Good-bye, Sweetheart!"." Temple Bar 32 (July 1871): 433-461. ———. “A Beginner." Temple Bar 101 (January 1894): 1-29. ———. “Alas!." Temple Bar 88 (January 1890): 1-26. ———. “Belinda." Temple Bar 67 (January 1883): 1-31. ———. “Dear Faustina." Temple Bar 110 (January 1897): 1-25. ———. “Foes in Law." Temple Bar 121 (September 1900): 1-26. ———. “Mrs. Bligh." Temple Bar 96 (September 1892): 124-152. ———. “Red as a Rose is She." Temple Bar 26 (May 1869): 145-176. ———. “Scylla or Charybdis?" 105 (June 1895): 145-174. ———. “The Game and the Candle." Temple Bar 116 (January 1899): 1-29. Butcher, Edith L. “A Cairo scandal." Temple Bar 104 (March 1895): 427-448. Buxton, Bertha H. “The Ordeal of Fay." Temple Bar 51 (November 1877): 347-372. Byron, Henry J. “Paid in Full." Temple Bar 11 (April 1864): 100-134. Castle and Egerton Castle, Agnes. “The Bath Comedy." Temple Bar 118 (December 1899): 457-485. Cholmondeley, Mary. “A Devotee: an episode in the life of a Butterfly." Temple Bar 108 (August 1896): 465-485. ———. “Sir Charles Danvers." Temple Bar 86 (May 1889): 1-26. ———. “Diana Tempest." Temple Bar 97 (January 1893): 1-21. Clifford, Lucy L. “Aunt Anne." Temple Bar 94 (January 1892): 140-160. Collins, Wilkie. “The Dream Woman." Temple Bar 42 (November 1874): 547-572. ———. “The Frozen Deep." Temple Bar 42 (August 1874): 1-21. ———. “The New Magdalen." Temple Bar 36 (October 1872): 289-317. ———. “The Two Destinies: A Romance." Temple Bar 46 (January 1876): 1-23. Collins, Mabel and John Lillie. “Helena Modjeska." Temple Bar 66 (September 1882): 22-44. Dougall, Lily. “The Madonna of a Day: a study." Temple Bar 106 (October 1895): 145-175. Dubourg, A[ugustus]. W[illiam]. “Vittoria Contarini; or, Love the traitor." Temple Bar 45 (December 1875): 429-441. ———. “Bitter Fruit." Temple Bar 44 (August 1875): 484-507. Edwardes, Annie. “A Ballroom Repentance." Temple Bar 64 (January 1882): 1-30. ———. “A Blue-stocking." Temple Bar 50 (August 1877): 433-457. Vernacular for active literary or conversational salon participant———. “A Girton Girl." Temple Bar 73 (January 1885): 1-30. ———. “A Vagabond Heroine." Temple Bar 37 (January 1873): 185-194. ———. “Archie Lovell." Temple Bar 16 (January 1866): 155-179. ———. “Jet: Her face or her fortune?." Temple Bar 52 (February 1878): 265-288. ———. “Leah: A woman of fashion." Temple Bar 42 (November 1874): 433-459. ———. “Ought We to Visit Her?." Temple Bar 31 (December 1870): 1-26. ———. “Pearl-powder." Temple Bar 88 (January 1890): 132-160. ———. “Steven Lawrence, yeoman." Temple Bar 20 (April 1867): 1-31. ———. “Susan Fielding." Temple Bar 25 (December 1868): 1-26. ———. “The Adventuress." Temple Bar 102 (July 1894): 289-313. ———. “Vivian the Beauty." Temple Bar 56 (August 1879): 545-572. Fonblanque, Albany de. “His Brother's Keeper." 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Tyrwhitt, Richard St. John, "Ancilla Domini - Thoughts on Christian Art (No. V): Schools of the Future-Landscape.” Contemporary Review 4 (1867): 340-358. Tyrwhitt, Richard St. John, "Ancilla Domini - Thoughts on Christian Art (No. VI): the immoral Theory of Art.” Contemporary Review 5 (1867): 418-436. Tyrwhitt, Richard St. John, "Ancilla Domini - Thoughts on Christian Art (No. VII).” Contemporary Review 6 (1867): 372-391. Tyrwhitt, Richard St. John, "Ancilla Domini - Thoughts on Christian Art (No. VIII): Poetry of Landscape.” Contemporary Review 10 (1869): 178-195.Tyrwhitt, Richard St. John. "Pictures of the Season.” Contemporary Review 8 (1868): 339-348. Tyrwhitt, Richard St. John, "Millais and Dore.” Contemporary Review 2 (1866): 482-487.Tyrwhitt, Richard St. John. "Skilled and Literary Art-criticism.” Contemporary Review 11 (1869): 101-118. Tyrwhitt, Richard St. John. "Ober-Ammergau and Symbolic Christianity.” Contemporary Review 18 (1871): 234-247.Tyrwhitt, Richard St. John. 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Fortnightly Review os 55 (Feb 1891): 267-277.Allingham, William. “Artist and critic.” Fraser’s Magazine os 92 (August 1875):255-269.Armstrong, Walter. "The Life and Works of Rembrandt [by Emile Michel]." Fortnightly Review os 61 (February 1894): 234-243.Banks, P.W. “Some passages in a visit to the Royal Academy.” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (July 1834): 106-119. Barrington, Emilie Isabel. "Why is Mr. Millais our popular painter?" Fortnightly Review os 38 (July 1882): 60-77.Bell, Mackenzie. “William Morris: a eulogy.” Fortnightly Review os 66 (November 1896): 693-702.Bode, Wilhelm. "The Berlin Renaissance Museum." Fortnightly Review os 56 (Oct 1891): 506-515.Brett, John. “Landscape at the National Gallery.” Fortnightly Review os 63 (April 1895): 623-639.Buchanan, Robert. “Thorvaldsen and his English critics.” Fortnightly Review 1 (1 June 1865): 216-227.Bunce, J. Thackray. "James Northcote, R.A." Fortnightly Review 25 (June 1876): 861-876. “C.” “The true school for architects.” Fraser’s Magazine os 86 (December 1872):743-750. Churchill, George Charles Spencer. "A future school of English art." Fortnightly Review os 58 (November 1892): 595-606.Clark, William George. “On some pictures in the Royal Academy Exhibition of 1855.” Fraser’s Magazine 51 (June 1855): 707-715. Clerke, Ellen M. “A type of the Renaissance [Andrea del Sarto].” Fraser’s Magazine os 101 (January 1880):58-71.Cobbe, Francis Power. “The hierarchy of art (Part I).” Fraser’s Magazine 71 (January 1865):97-108. ---. “The hierarchy of art (Part II, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine 71 (March 1865):334-346.Colvin, Sidney. “The Bethnal Green Museum.” Fortnightly Review 18 (October 1872): 458-473.---. "Some phases of English art under George III (Part I)." Fortnightly Review 21 (March 1874): 342-358.---. "Some phases of English art under George III (Part II, concl.)." Fortnightly Review 21 (May 1874): 658-673. ---. “On the Mausoleum of Halikarnassos.” Fortnightly Review 15 (April 1871): 472-484.Conway, W. Martin. “Dürer's visit to the Netherlands.” Fortnightly Review os 68 (September 1897):358-367. Cox, George W. “Perry's Greek and Roman Sculpture.” Fraser’s Magazine os 105 (April 1882):477-485. Crane, Walter. "The English revival of decorative art." Fortnightly Review os 58 (Dec 1892): 810-823. Cullimore, Isaac. “Dr. Young and Mrs. Belzoni [on Egyptian sculpture].” Fraser’s Magazine 9 (June 1834): 629-637. Davies, William. "Artist life in Rome, past and present." Fortnightly Review os 45 (April 1886): 563-572. Dilke, Emelia F.S. "Art-teaching and technical schools." Fortnightly Review os 53 (Jan 1890): 231-241. ---. “Nicolas Poussin.” Fortnightly Review 17 (April 1872): 472-477.---. "The Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture in France." Fortnightly Review os 46 (November 1886):605-616.de Bovet, Marie Anne. "Gounod's views on art and artists." Fortnightly Review os 52 (August 1889): 186-206.Dodd, L.T., and J.A. Dale. “The Ruskin Hall movement.” Fortnightly Review os 73 (February 1900):325-335. Drage, Mildred. “Monticelli [French painter].” Fortnightly Review os 65 (March 1896): 412-421.Freeman, Edward A. “The origin and growth of Romanesque architecture.” Fortnightly Review 18 (October 1872): 373-396.Gilbert, Josiah. “Titian.” Fraser’s Magazine os 95 (May 1877):571-588.Godwin, Edward. “The decoration of St. Paul's Cathedral.” Fraser’s Magazine os 90 (August 1874):214-222. Gosse, Edmund. "Equestrian sculpture for London." Fortnightly Review os 41 (April 1884): 531-536.Griffiths, Arthur. "The pictures at the Garrick Club." Fortnightly Review os 45 (March 1886): 350-370.Hamerton, Philip Gilbert. “Gustave Doré’s Bible.” Fortnightly Review os 4 (1 May 1866): 669-681. ---. “The housing of the national art treasures.” Fortnightly Review 2 (15 August 1865): 90-102.---. “The place of landscape painting amongst the fine arts.” Fortnightly Review 3 (1 December 1865): 197-216.---. “Proudhon as a writer on art.” Fortnightly Review os 4 (1 March 1866): 142-162.---. “Two art philosophers [H. Taine, C. Lévêque].” Fortnightly Review os 5 (15 June 1866): -----Harper, Charles G. “The Government and London architecture.” Fortnightly Review os 72 (September 1899):523-532. Harrison, Frederick. "Editorial horseplay [about the Elgin Marbles]." Fortnightly Review os 55 (April 1891): 642-655.Herkomer, Hubert. “Painting in enamels.” Fortnightly Review os 69 (May 1898):700-704.Hillebrand, Karl. “Winckelmann (Part I).” Fortnightly Review 21 (June 1874): 760-784. ---. “Winckelmann (Part II, misprinted III, concl.).” Fortnightly Review 22 (July 1874): 27-51.Hogg, James. “The Turners.” Fraser’s Magazine 13 (May 1836): 609-619.Horsfall, T.C. “Painting and popular culture.” Fraser’s Magazine os 101 (June 1880):849-856.Hüffer, Ford Madox. “The Millais and Rossetti exhibitions.” Fortnightly Review os 69 (February 1898):189-196. Jarves, J. Jackson. “Some notes on modern Italian art.” Fraser’s Magazine os 82 (November 1870):626-630.Johnson, Lionel. "The work of Mr. Pater." Fortnightly Review os 62 (Sept 1894): 352-367.Kingsley, Charles. “The poetry of sacred and legendary art.”Fraser’s Magazine 39 (March 1849): 283-298.Lane-Poole, Stanley. "The beginning of art." Fortnightly Review os 39 (February 1883): 250-254.Leeds, W.H. "Architectural design and decoration." Fraser’s Magazine 1 (February 1830): 63-79.---. "The Athenaeum club-house." Fraser’s Magazine 1 (March 1830): 145-147.---. “A batch of architects.” Fraser’s Magazine 15 (March 1837): 324-339.---. “Pie-crust; or, Architectural madness [on Peter Legh].” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (October 1831):277-292. ---. "The Somerset House annual [exhibition]." Fraser’s Magazine 12 (July 1835): 49-62.---. “Strictures on art and exhibitions.” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (August 1830): 93-110.Lewes, George Henry. “The principles of success in literature: of vision in art.” Fortnightly Review 1 (15 July 1865): 572-589.Linton, Eliza Lynn. "Womanhood in Greece: in history and art." Fortnightly Review os 47 (May 1887): 715-731. Merivale, Herman. “The architecture of London in relation to climate.” Fortnightly Review os 4 (April 1866): 407-420. Moore, George. "The new pictures in the National Gallery." Fortnightly Review os 54 (Oct 1890): 589-596. Moore, Julian. “A lost principle of beauty in architecture.” Fortnightly Review os 72 (December 1899):936-943. Morley, Henry. “Pictures at the Royal Academy.” Fortnightly Review 17 (June 1872): 692-704.Morris, William. "The revival of architecture." Fortnightly Review os 49 (May 1888): 665-674.Paget, Violet. “The Academy of the Árcadi: a study of Italian literary life in the eighteenth century (Part I).” Fraser’s Magazine os 97 (June 1878):779-798.---. “Imagination in modern art: random notes on Whistler, Sargent, and Besnard.” Fortnightly Review os 68 (October 1897):513-521. Palgrave, Francis T. “English pictures in 1865.” Fortnightly Review 1 (1 August 1865): 661-674.---. “Historical art in England [mainly on John Cross].” Fraser’s Magazine 63 (June 1861):773-780. Pater, Walter H. “Pico Della Mirandola.” Fortnightly Review 16 (October 1871): 377-386. ---. “The poetry of Michelangelo.” Fortnightly Review 16 (November 1871): 559-570.Patmore, Coventry. “Architects and architecture.” Fraser’s Magazine 46 (December 1852): 653-659. Paull, H.M. “The National Gallery and common sense.” Fortnightly Review os 69 (April 1898): 592-600. Pennell, Elizabeth Robins. “Pictures of the year (No. II): the French salons.” Fortnightly Review os64 (July 1895): 45-52.---. "The two salons [art exhibitions in Paris]." Fortnightly Review os 61 (June 1894): 731-737.Pennell, Joseph, and Elizabeth Robins Pennell. “The centenary of lithography.” Fortnightly Review os 70 (December 1898):968-983. ---. “John Everett Millais, painter and illustrator.” Fortnightly Review os 66 (September 1896): 443-450. Phillips, Claude. “Pictures of the year (No. I): the Royal Academy and the New Gallery.” Fortnightly Review os 63 (June 1895): 925-939. ---. “Venetian art at the New Gallery.” Fortnightly Review os 63 (March 1895): 423-434.Piggot, F.T. "Stray notes on artistic Japan." Fortnightly Review os 59 (Feb 1893): 184-196.Pollock, W.F. “A conversation: the portraits at South Kensington.” Fraser’s Magazine 74 (July 1866):84-93.---. “An artist's dream.” Fraser’s Magazine os 89 (January 1874):55-60.---. “The Royal Academy Exhibition.” Fraser’s Magazine os 86 (July 1872):21-30.---. “Royal Academy Exhibition [1873].” Fraser’s Magazine os 88 (July 1873):74-85.Poynter, Edward J. “Beauty and realism, in construction and decoration.” Fortnightly Review 15 (June 1871): 709-730.Quilter, Harry. “An artist on art [E. J. Poynter].” Fraser’s Magazine os 102 (August 1880):199-211. Roberts, William. "The worship of pottery." Fortnightly Review os 61 (June 1894): 817-825.Rossetti, William M. “British sculpture; its condition and prospects.” Fraser’s Magazine 63 (April 1861):493-505.---. “The fine art of the International Exhibition.” Fraser’s Magazine 66 (August 1862):188-199.---. “The London exhibitions of 1861.” Fraser’s Magazine 64 (November 1861):580-592.---. “Mr. Madox Brown's exhibition, and its place in our school of Painting.” Fraser’s Magazine 71 (May 1865):598-607. ---. “The Royal Academy Exhibition.” Fraser’s Magazine 66 (July 1862):65-76.---. “The Royal Academy Exhibition.” Fraser’s Magazine 71 (June 1865):736-753.Rothschild, Ferdinand. "The expansion of art." Fortnightly Review os 43 (January 1885): 55-69.Scott, William Bell. “The art season of 1871.” Fraser’s Magazine os 84 (August 1871):182-192.---. “A portfolio of ancient engravings.” Fraser’s Magazine os 99 (February 1879):256-263.Skelton, John. “Italy, and art in Italy (Part I): Rome.” Fraser’s Magazine 52 (September 1855): 286-296. ---. “Italy, and art in Italy (Part II, concl.): the Northern Republics.” Fraser’s Magazine 52 (October 1855): 429-442. Sickert, Walter. "Whistler to-day." Fortnightly Review os 57 (April 1892): 543-547.Simcox, Edith. "Mr. Morris's Hopes and Fears for Art."Fortnightly Review os 37 (June 1882): 771-779.Statham, H. Heathcote. “The Academy and New Gallery exhibitions.” Fortnightly Review os 65 (June 1896):958-974.---. “The Academy, the New Gallery, and the Guildhall.” Fortnightly Review os 72 (July 1899): 101-112. ---. “At the Royal Academy.” Fortnightly Review os 73 (June 1900):1023-1032.---. “Leighton and Watts: two ideals in art.” Fortnightly Review os 67 (February 1897):303-310.---. "Modern English architecture." Fortnightly Review 26 (September 1876): 479-495.---. “The Paris Exhibition.” Fortnightly Review os 74 (July 1900):131-142.---. “The truth about Ruskin.” Fortnightly Review os 73 (March 1900):418-426.Stephens, F.G. “William Henry Hunt, water-colour painter.” Fraser’s Magazine 72 (October 1865):525-536. Symonds, John Addington. “On the relation of Painter's Palace of Pleasure to the English romantic drama." Fortnightly Review os 56 (Aug 1891): 235-243.Symons, Arthur. “The art of Watts.” Fortnightly Review os 74 (August 1900):188-197.---. “Aubrey Beardsley.” Fortnightly Review os 69 (May 1898):752-761.Thackeray, William Makepeace. “On the French school of painting; with appropriate anecdotes, illustrations, and philosophical disquisitions, in a letter from Mr. Michael Angelo Titmarsh to Mr. Macgilp of London.” Fraser’s Magazine 20 (December 1839): 679-688. ---. “On some illustrated children's books [Gammer Gurton].”Fraser’s Magazine 33 (April 1847): 495-502. ---. “The painter's bargain.” Fraser’s Magazine 18 (December 1838): 687-693. ---. “A pictorial rhapsody (Part I).” Fraser’s Magazine 21 (June 1840): 720-732.---. “A pictorial rhapsody (Part II): followed by a remarkable statement of facts by Mrs. Barbara.” Fraser’s Magazine 22 (July 1840): 112-126. ---. “A second lecture on the fine arts: the exhibitions.” Fraser’s Magazine 19 (June 1839): 743-750.---. “Strictures on pictures.” Fraser’s Magazine 17 (June 1838): 758-764.“Topaze.” “Modern art in Berlin.” Fraser’s Magazine 64 (September 1861):341-356.[Unknown.] “Art and the Royal Academy.” Fraser’s Magazine 46 (August 1852): 228-236. ---. “As to the decoration of St. Paul's Cathedral.” Fraser’s Magazine os 84 (October 1871):417-425.---. “A few mediæval painters.” Fraser’s Magazine 53 (March 1856): 267-274. ---. “On mountain beauty [largely on Ruskin].” Fraser’s Magazine 71 (January 1865):111-123. ---. “Painted glass.” Fraser’s Magazine 32 (December 1845): 691-695.---. “Painting in England.” Fraser’s Magazine 50 (November 1854): 572-583. ---. “The proposed new national galleries and museums.” Fraser’s Magazine 47 (March 1853): 341-353. ---. “The Royal Academy exhibition.” Fraser’s Magazine 47 (June 1853): 707-713.---. “The symbolism of the Greeks.”Fraser’s Magazine 36 (October 1847): 426-431.Vaughan, Robert Alfred. “Art and history.” Fraser’s Magazine 56 (October 1857): 498-504.Wakefield, Augusta M. “Home arts in the Cumberland Mountains [the Lake Country].” Fortnightly Review os 66 (October 1896):596-601. Wedmore, Frederick. "Genre in the summer exhibitions." Fortnightly Review os 39 (June 1883): 864-872. ---. "Hablot Browne and book-illustration." Fortnightly Review os 41 (January 1884): 67-73.---. "The impressionists." Fortnightly Review os 39 (January 1883): 75-82.---. "Modern etching." Fortnightly Review os 47 (May 1887): 753-763.Wightwick, George. “Modern Painters, &c. [by Ruskin].”Fraser’s Magazine 33 (March 1847): 358-368. Wilson, H. Schutz. "Tasso." Fortnightly Review os 43 (March 1885): 399-408.Y., A. “Pre-Raphaelitism from different points of view.” Fraser’s Magazine 53 (June 1856): 686-693. PoetryAdams, Francis W. L. "Mr. Rudyard Kipling's verse." Fortnightly Review os 60 (Nov 1893): 590-603.Allen, Grant. "Note on a new poet [William Watson]." Fortnightly Review os 56 (Aug 1891): 196-202.Allingham, William. “Arthur Hugh Clough, 1819-1861.” Fraser’s Magazine 74 (October 1866):525-535. ---. “A poet of the Lower French Empire [Baudelaire].” Fraser’s Magazine 80 (December 1869):769-775. ---. “On poetry.” Fraser’s Magazine 75 (April 1867):523-536.Archer, William. “Shakespeare's sonnets: the case against Southampton.” Fortnightly Review os 68 (December 1897):817-834.---. “A Shropshire poet [A. E. Housman].” Fortnightly Review os 70 (August 1898):263-271.Aytoun, W.E. “Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers [by W. E. Aytoun].”Fraser’s Magazine 39 (May 1849): 489-498.B., A.R. “History of Italian Literature [mainly on Dante].” Fraser’s Magazine 57 (April 1858): 426-439.Bailey, J.C. “The sonnets of M. De Heredia.” Fortnightly Review os 70 (September 1898):369-384.Baillie, Joanna. “Epistles to the literati (No. IX): Joanna Baillie on the character of Romiero.” Fraser’s Magazine 14 (December 1836): 748-749. Baring-Gould, Sabine. “The Kalewipoeg [Esthonian epic].” Fraser’s Magazine 78 (October 1868):534-544. Barnes, William. “On the Welsh triads; with a confirmation of an ancient one from other sources.” Fraser’s Magazine 74 (October 1866):536-544. ---. “Patmore's poems [Angel in the House and its continuations].” Fraser’s Magazine 68 (July 1863):130-134. Bayne, Thomas. “The poetry of Dante Gabriel Rossetti.” Fraser’s Magazine os 105 (March 1882):376-384. ---. “The poetry of Lewis Morris.” Fraser’s Magazine os 102 (July 1880):48-59.---. “Three phases of lyric poetry [Edmund Gosse, Andrew Lang, and T. G. Hake].” Fraser’s Magazine os 102 (November 1880):627-639. Bell, Robert. “Shakespeare’s sonnets.” Fortnightly Review os 6 (1 August 1866): 734-741.Betham-Edwards, Matilda. “Contemporary French poetry.” Fraser’s Magazine os 95 (May 1877):589-598.---. “Letters of Coleridge, Southey, and Lamb to Matilda Betham, hitherto unpublished.” Fraser’s Magazine os 98 (July 1878):73-84. Birchenough, Mabel C. “Jean Ingelow.” Fortnightly Review os 71 (March 1899):486-499.Blind, Karl. “An old German poem and a Vedic hymn [the ‘Wessobrunn Prayer’ and the 129th song of the Rig-Veda].” Fraser’s Magazine os 95 (June 1877):723-730. Boyd, A.K.H. “James Montgomery.” Fraser’s Magazine 54 (October 1856): 457-473.Bourget, Paul. "Science et Poésie, dialogue d'esthétique." Fortnightly Review os 49 (April 1888): 568-588.Brickdale, Matthew I. “Poets and players.” Fraser’s Magazine 44 (November 1851): 511-518.Brimley, George. “Little lessons for little poets.” Fraser’s Magazine 55 (February 1857): 218-235.---. “Wordsworth (Part I) [Part II’s author is unknown].” Fraser’s Magazine 44 (July 1851): 101-118. Brimley, George (?). “Verse-books of 1854.” Fraser’s Magazine 51 (February 1855): 157-172.Brydges, Egerton. “Poetry (No. I): the old poets.” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (July 1834): 33-47. ---. “Poetry (No. II, concl.): the modern poets.” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (October 1834): 423-436. ---. “Sir Egerton Brydges to Oliver Yorke [on English poets of eighteenth century].” Fraser’s Magazine 14 (December 1836):695-710. Buchanan, Robert. “The old ballads of Denmark.” Fortnightly Review 1 (1 August 1865): 685-696.Caird, Edward. “Wordsworth.” Fraser’s Magazine os 101 (February 1880):205-221.Churchill, James. “The poetry of the Sandwich Islands.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (April 1831): 334-345. ---. “The unpublished poems and other misfortunes of a man of Genius.” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (October 1830): 267-281.Churchill, James, and William Maginn. “The poems of Quaffypunchovicz, the expatriated Pole; done into English by Tydus-pooh-pooh, our man of genius.” Fraser’s Magazine 13 (May 1836): 593-599.Clough, A.H. “Poems and Ballads of Goethe [trans. by Aytoun, D.C.L., and Theodore Martin].” Fraser’s Magazine 59 (June 1859): 710-717. Colvin, Sidney. “Balaustion's Adventure [by Browning].” Fortnightly Review 16 (October 1871): 478-490.Cornish, Blanche Warre. “A woman poet [Marceline Valmore].” Fortnightly Review os 68 (July 1897):66-85. 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Fortnightly Review os 48 (October 1887): 461-481.---. “Victor de Laprade.” Fortnightly Review 17 (June 1872, 653-667.Downes, Joseph. “A Cambrian colloquy on the decline and fall of Poetry.” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (December 1834): 646-665.Escott, T.H.S. "Tennyson's last volume." Fortnightly Review os 45 (February 1886): 270-272.Farrar, F. W. “Lord Lytton's King Arthur.” Fortnightly Review 15 (April 1871): 495-504. Froude, J.A. “Poems, by Edward Capern.” Fraser’s Magazine 53 (April 1856): 489-495.Garvin, Louis. “Coventry Patmore: the praise of the odes.” Fortnightly Review os 67 (February 1897):207-217. Gibb, John. “A religious poem of the ninth century [Heliand].” Fraser’s Magazine os 102 (November 1880):658-666. Gosse, Edmund W. “Norwegian poetry since 1814.” Fraser’s Magazine os 86 (October 1872):435-449. Hales, J.W. “Old English metrical romances.” Fraser’s Magazine os 92 (September 1875):285-299.Haughton, G.D. “Atheism, poetry, and music [on D. F. 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Fraser’s Magazine 1 (March 1830): 129-143.---. “The poets of the day - batch the first.” Fraser’s Magazine 7 (June 1833): 658-667.---. “The poets of the day - batch the second.” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (September 1833): 360-375.---. “Poets of the day - batch the third.” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (December 1833): 658-670.---. “The poets of the day - batch the fourth.” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (September 1834): 338-364.---. “The poets of the day - batch the fifth [and last].” Fraser’s Magazine 11 (June 1835):708-728. ---. “Poetical plagiaries: Thomas Moore (Part I).” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (August 1831):45-52.---. “Poetical plagiaries: Thomas Moore (Part II, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (December 1831): 566-577.---. “The spear-head [parody of J. M. Kemble's Anglo-Saxon Poems of Beowulf].” Fraser’s Magazine 14 (November 1836): 637-639. 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Fraser’s Magazine 12 (August 1835): 192-197. ---. “The songs of Horace (Part I): decade the first, from the "Prout Papers."Fraser’s Magazine 14 (July 1836): 87-103. ---. “The songs of Horace (Part II).” Fraser’s Magazine 14 (August 1836): 203-217.---. “The songs of Horace (Part III): decade the third.” Fraser’s Magazine 14 (September 1836): 360-372. ---. “The songs of Horace (Part IV).” Fraser’s Magazine 14 (October 1836): 484-499.---. “The songs of Horace (Part V, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine 14 (December 1836): 641-656.---. "Victor Hugo's Hunchback of Notre Dame, with specimens, from the ‘Prout Papers,’ of his lyrical poetry." Fraser’s Magazine 12 (July 1835): 89-105.Mallock, W.H. "Poetry and Lord Lytton." 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Fortnightly Review os 39 (January 1883): 100-115.“P.” “A west-end poet [Thomas Haynes Bayly].” Fraser’s Magazine os 99 (March 1879):352-357.Palgrave, Francis T. “Descriptive poetry in England from Anne to Victoria.” Fortnightly Review os5 (15 June 1866): 298-320.---. “The Roman Poets of the Republic [by W. Y. Sellar].” Fraser’s Magazine 68 (August 1863):246-252. Pater, Walter H. "On Wordsworth." Fortnightly Review 21 (Apil 1874): 455-465. Patmore, Coventry. "Mr. F. Thompson, a new poet." Fortnightly Review os 61 (Jan 1894): 19-24.Rossetti, W. M. “Shelley in 1812-12: an unpublished poem, and other particulars.” Fortnightly Review 15 (January 1871): 67-85.Saintsbury, George. "Charles Baudelaire." Fortnightly Review 24 (October 1875): 500-518. 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Kirwan, A.V. “Decline of French romantic literature.” Fraser’s Magazine 53 (June 1856): 711-721.---. “Recent French literature.” Fraser’s Magazine 51 (June 1855): 676-693.Lang, Andrew. “Charles Dickens.” Fortnightly Review os 70 (December 1898):944-960. ---. "Homer and his recent critics." Fortnightly Review 23 (April 1875): 575-589. ---. "Emile Zola." Fortnightly Review os 37 (April 1882): 439-452.---. "Lady book lovers." Fortnightly Review os 46 (November 1886): 633-640.---. “Rabelais and the Renaissance.” Fraser’s Magazine os 81 (March 1870):363-372.Leeds, W.H. “Russian fabulists, with specimens (No. I).” Fraser’s Magazine 19 (February 1839): 153-163. Lewes, George Henry. “A charming Frenchwoman [Mme. de Staël].”Fraser’s Magazine 37 (May 1848): 509-518. ---. “Criticism in relation to novels.” Fortnightly Review os 3 (15 December 1865), 352-361.---. “Dickens in relation to criticism.” Fortnightly Review 17 (February 1872): 141-154.---. “The principles of success in literature [part one].” Fortnightly Review 1 (15 May 1865): 85-95.---. “The principles of success in literature [part two].” Fortnightly Review 1 (1 June 1865): 129-146.---. “The principles of success in literature: the principle of sincerity.” Fortnightly Review 1 (1 August 1865): 697-709.---. “The principles of success in literature: of vision in art.” Fortnightly Review 1 (15 July 1865): 572-589.Lindo, Mark Prager. “Researches in Dutch literature (Part I).” Fraser’s Magazine 49 (February 1854): 185-194.---. “Researches in Dutch literature (Part II).” Fraser’s Magazine 49 (March 1854): 349-357.---. “Researches in Dutch literature (Part III).” Fraser’s Magazine 49 (May 1854): 578-587.---. “Researches in Dutch literature (No. IV).” Fraser’s Magazine 50 (July 1854): 95-105.---. “Researches in Dutch literature (No. V, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine 50 (December 1854): 663-676.Linton, E. "Literature: then and now." Fortnightly Review os 53 (April 1890): 517-531.Lockhart, J.G. “The gallery of illustrious literary characters (No. VIII): The Doctor [William Maginn].” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (January 1831): 716.Low, Frances H. “Mrs. Gaskell's short tales.” Fortnightly Review os 72 (October 1899):633-643.Ludlow, J.M. “Curiosities of contemporary literature from the two Sicilies.” Fraser’s Magazine 54 (August 1856): 208-219.---. “A handful of Italian patois books (No. I).” Fraser’s Magazine 50 (September 1854): 316-327.---. “A handful of Italian patois books (No. II, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine 50 (November 1854): 521-530.Lynch, Hannah. “Fécondité versus the Kreutzner Sonata, or Zola versus Tolstoi.” Fortnightly Review os 73 (January 1900):69-78.Lytton, E. Robert. "A novelty in French fiction." Fortnightly Review 22 (September 1874): 293-307.Maeterlinck, Maurice. “The evolution of mystery.” Fortnightly Review os 73 (June 1900):899-921.Maginn, William. “Ars ridendi; or, Hook and Hood - on laughter.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (March 1831): 154-162. ---. “Boaden's Memoirs of Mrs. Inchbald.” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (November 1833): 536-556.---. “Bubble and Squeak [fictitious book].” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (August 1831):33-41.---. “Bubble and Squeak: course the second.” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (October 1831):347-355.---. “A dozen of novels.” Fraser’s Magazine 9 (April 1834): 456-487.---. “Epistles to the literati (No. I): letter to Edward Lytton Bulwer.” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (December 1831): 520-526.---. “Epistles to the literati (No. II): Place to Wilson; Wilson to Place.” Fraser’s Magazine 5(March 1832): 247. ---. “Epistles to the literati (No. III): letter of William Holmes, Esq., M.P., to Archibald Jobbry, Esq., Ex-M.P., viz., John Galt: see above, p. 245.” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (April 1832): 376-378. ---. “Epistles to the literati (No. VI): [John Stuart] Blackie to Yorke [with Yorke's reply].” Fraser’s Magazine 12 (August 1835): 136.[N.B. This series begins as fictitious, but with JoannaBaillie’s contribution, listed under “Poetry,” becomes serious, that is, actually written by its purported authors.]---. “France, Social, Literary, Political [by Henry Lytton Bulwer].” Fraser’s Magazine 11 (January 1835):59-65.---. “The gallery of illustrious literary characters (No. I): Jerdan., Esq.., editor of the Literary Gazette.” Fraser’s Magazine 1 (June 1830): 605-606. ---. “The gallery of illustrious literary characters (No. II): Thomas Campbell., Esq.., editor of the New Monthly.” Fraser’s Magazine 1 (July 1830): 714.---. “The gallery of illustrious literary characters (No. III): John Gibson Lockhart., Esq.,editor of The Quarterly.” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (August 1830): 77.---. “The gallery of illustrious literary characters (No. IV): Samuel Rogers., Esq..” author ofThe Pleasures of Memory.” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (September 1830): p.237.---. “The gallery of illustrious literary characters (No. V): Thomas Moore.” Esq..” author ofLalla Rookh.” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (October 1830): 266.---. “The gallery of illustrious literary characters (No. VI): Sir Walter Scott.” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (November 1830): 412.---. “The gallery of illustrious literary characters (No. VII): John Galt.” Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 2(December 1830): 555. ---. “The gallery of illustrious literary characters (No. IX): Crofton Croker.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (February 1831): 67.---. “The gallery of illustrious literary characters (No. X): Mrs. Norton.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (March 1831): 222. ---. “The gallery of literary characters (No. XI): John Wilson.” Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (April 1831): 364.---. “The gallery of literary characters (No. XII): Mary Russell Mitford.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (May 1831): 410. ---. “The gallery of literary characters (XIII): Don Telesforo de Trueba y Cozio.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (June 1831): 613.---. “The gallery of literary characters (No. XIV): The Earl of Munster.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (July 1831): 686. ---. “The gallery of literary characters (No. XV): Lord John Russell.” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (August 1831): 65. ---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XVI): Right Hon. John Wilson Croker.” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (September 1831): 240.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XVII); Tydus-pooh-pooh [John Bowring].” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (October 1831): 333. ---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XVIII): Washington Irving.” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (November 1831): 435.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XIX): Lord Brougham and Vaux.” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (December 1831): 609. ---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XX): Robert Montgomery.” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (January 1832): 672.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XX): Robert Montgomery.” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (January 1832): 672. ---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXI): James Hogg.” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (February 1832): 97.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXIII): Israel D'Israeli., Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (April 1832): 321. ---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXIV): the antiquaries.” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (May 1832): 475.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXV): Louis Eustache Ude.” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (June 1832): 584.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXVI): Reverend Doctor Lardner.” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (July 1832): 696.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXVII): Edward Lytton Bulwer., Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 6 (August 1832): 112. ---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXVIII): Allan Cunningham., Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 6 (September 1832): 249.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXIX): Wordsworth., Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 6 (October 1832): 313. ---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXX): Sir David Brewster.” K.H. [in the form of aletter to Fraser].” Fraser’s Magazine 6 (November 1832, part I): 416.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXXI): Roscoe., Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 6 (December 1832): 685.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXXII): Prince de Talleyrand.” Fraser’s Magazine 7 (January 1833): 80.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXXIII): James Morier., Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 7 (February 1833): 159.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXXIV): Countess of Blessington.” Fraser’s Magazine 7 (March 1833): 267.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXXV): The Tiger [Dunlop].” Fraser’s Magazine 7 (April 1833): 436.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXXVI): Benjamin D'Israeli., Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 7 (May 1833): 602.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXXVII): Thomas Carlyle.” Fraser’s Magazine 7 (June 1833): 706.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXXVIII): Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (July 1833): 64. ---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XXXIX): George Cruikshank, Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (August 1833): 190. ---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XL): Doctor Moir.” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (September 1833): 290.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XLII): Miss Harriet Martineau.” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (November 1833): 576.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XLIII): Grant Thorburn, the original "Lawrie Todd."Fraser’s Magazine 8 (December 1833): 700. ---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XLIV): Captain [John] Ross.” Fraser’s Magazine 9 (January1834): 64.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XLV): Sir Egerton Brydges.” Fraser’s Magazine 9 (February 1834): 146. ---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. XLVI): Daniel O'Connell.” Esq..” and Richard LalorSheil.” Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 9 (March 1834): 300.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. XLVII): Theodore E. Hook.” Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 9 (April 1834): 435. ---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. XLVIII): Charles Molloy Westmacott, Esq..” 536.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. XLIX): Leigh Hunt.” Fraser’s Magazine 9 (June 1834): 644.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. L): W. H. Ainsworth.” Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (July 1834): 48. ---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LI): Thomas Hill.” Esq..” F.A.S..” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (August 1834): 172.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LII): The Rev. George Robert Gleig.” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (September 1834): 282. ---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LIII): Godwin.” Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (October 1834): 463.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LIV): James Smith.” Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (November 1834): 538.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LV): Comte D'Orsay.” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (December 1834): 645.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LVII): Charles Lamb.” Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 11 (February 1835): 136. ---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LIX): Miss Jane Porter.” Fraser’s Magazine 11 (April 1835): 404.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LX): Lady [Sydney] Morgan.” Fraser’s Magazine 11 (May 1835): 529.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LXI): Mr. Alaric Attila Watts.” 652.Fraser’s Magazine 11 (June 1835): . ---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LXII): Lord Francis Egerton.” Fraser’s Magazine 12 (July 1835): 43.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LXIV): Michael Thomas Sadler.” Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 12 (September 1835): 280.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LXV): Cobbett.” M.P. for Oldham.” Fraser’s Magazine 12 (October 1835): 430.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. LXVII): Robert Macnish., Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 12 (December 1835): 650.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LXIX): Michael Faraday F.R.S..” Hon. D.C.L. Oxon., etc..” Fraser’s Magazine 13 (February 1836): 224.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LXX): Rev. Lisle Bowles.” Fraser’s Magazine 13 (March 1836): 300.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LXXI): Francis Place.” Fraser’s Magazine 13 (April 1836): 427.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LXXVI): Sheridan Knowles.” Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 13 (May 1836): 272.---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LXXVIII): Edmund Lodge.” Esq..” Fraser’s Magazine 14 (November 1836): 595. ---. “ Gallery of literary characters (No. LXXIX): John Baldwin Buckstone.” Fraser’s Magazine 14 (December 1836): 720. ---. “Mr. Grantley Berkeley and his novel [Berkeley Castle].” Fraser’s Magazine 14 (August 1836): 242-247.Maginn, William (?). “A decade of novels and nouvellettes.” Fraser’s Magazine 11 (May 1835): 586-609. ---. “Epistles to the literati (No. VI): James Hogg, Esq., to Oliver Yorke, Esq.” Fraser’s Magazine 7 (January 1833): 16. ---. “Epistles to the literati (No. VII): Sir David Brewster, the philosopher, to James Hogg, Esq., the Shepherd.” Fraser’s Magazine 7 (January 1833): 16. ---. “Epistles to the literati (No. VII) [sic]: Bowles to Yorke.” Fraser’s Magazine 13 (April 1836): 498-499. ---. “Epistles to the literati (No. VIII): Yorke to Bowles.” Fraser’s Magazine 13 (May 1836): 643-644. ---. “The martial elegies of Tyrtaeus.” Fraser’s Magazine 11 (June 1835):621-629.---. “The novels of the season.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (February 1831): 95-113.---. “Washington Irving's Miscellanies.” Fraser’s Magazine 12 (October 1835): 409-415.Mahony, Francis. “Gallery of literary characters (No. XLI): Miss [Letitia Elizabeth] Landon.” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (October 1833): 433.---. Gallery of literary characters (No. LVIII): Pierre-Jean de Béranger.” Fraser’s Magazine 11(March 1835): 300.---. Gallery of literary characters (No. LXIII): Henry O'Brien., A.B..” Fraser’s Magazine 12 (August 1835): 154.---. “Literature and the Jesuits; from the ‘Prout Papers.’Fraser’s Magazine 10 (September 1834): 310-327. ---. "Victor Hugo's Hunchback of Notre Dame, with specimens, from the ‘Prout Papers,’ of his lyrical poetry." Fraser’s Magazine 12 (July 1835): 89-105.Mallock, W.H. “The Golden Ass of Apuleius.” Fraser’s Magazine os 94 (September 1876):363-374. Massey, Gerald. “Charles Lamb.” Fraser’s Magazine 75 (May 1867):657-672.Merivale, Herman. “The three theories of the wanderings of Ulysses.” Fortnightly Review 15 (June 1871): 747-770.Milnes, R.M. "Notes on [Disraeli's] Endymion." Fortnightly Review os 35 (January 1881):66-76.Minto, William. "Edgar Allan Poe." Fortnightly Review os 34 (July 1880):69-82.“M-M.” “Novels of the day: their writers and readers.” Fraser’s Magazine 62 (August 1860):205-217.Moore, George. "Some of Balzac's minor pieces." Fortnightly Review os 52 (October 1889): 491-504.---. "Turgueneff [Turgenev]." Fortnightly Review os 49 (February 1888): 237-251.Morison, James Cotter. "Isaac Casaubon [by Mark Pattison]." Fortnightly Review 23 (April 1875): 537-551. Morley, Henry. “Cyrano de Bergerac.” Fraser’s Magazine 51 (March 1855): 273-288.Morley, Henry (?). “Tea table literature [Martin Farquhar Tupper's works].” Fraser’s Magazine 46 (October 1852): 466-475. Morley, John. "M. Victor Hugo's new romance [Quatrevingt-treize]." Fortnightly Review 21 (March 1874): 359-370. ---. “The New Heloisa.” Fortnightly Review 18 (December 1872): 709-722.Morris, Mowbray. "Charles Dickens." Fortnightly Review os 38 (December 1882): 762-779.Müller, Friedrich Max. "The simplicity of language." Fortnightly Review os 47 (May 1887): 700-714.Myers, Frederic W.H. "Matthew Arnold." Fortnightly Review os 49 (May 1888): 719-728.Newman, Ernest. “Gustave Flaubert.” Fortnightly Review os 64 (December 1895): 813-828. Norman, Henry. "Theories and practice of modern fiction." Fortnightly Review os 40 (December 1883): 870-886.Pater, Walter H. "Style." Fortnightly Review os 50 (December 1888): 728-743.Pollock, W.F. “British novelists: Richardson, Miss Austen, Scott.” Fraser’s Magazine 61 (January 1860):20-38. Price, Bonamy. “Lombard Street [by Walter Bagehot].” Fraser’s Magazine os 88 (October 1873):508-528.Ralston, W.R.S. “Sicilian fairy tales.” Fraser’s Magazine os 93 (April 1876):423-433.Reynolds, John Hamilton. “William Ainsworth and Jack Sheppard.” Fraser’s Magazine 21 (February 1840): 227-245.Richter, J.P.F. "Jean Paul Friedrich Richter's review of Mme. de Stael's Allemagne (Part I)." Fraser’s Magazine 1 (February 1830): 28-37.Runciman, James. "King Plagiarism and his court [attack on R. Haggard]." Fortnightly Review os 53 (Mar 1890): 421-439.Saintsbury, George. "The Four Winds of the Spirit [by Victor Hugo]." Fortnightly Review os 36 (July 1881): 40-53.---. "Miss Ferrier's novels." Fortnightly Review os 37 (March 1882):314-331.---. "Modern English prose." Fortnightly Review 25 (February 1876): 243-259.---. "The novels of Mr. Hall Caine." Fortnightly Review os 63 (Feb 1895): 180-196.---. "The present state of the novel (Part I): [in England]." Fortnightly Review os 48 (September 1887): 410-417.---. "The present state of the novel (Part II, concl.): [in France]." Fortnightly Review os 49 (January 1888):112-123.Salmon, Edward G. "What boys read." Fortnightly Review os 45 (February 1886): 248-259.Shand, Alexander Innes. "The novelists and their patrons." Fortnightly Review os 46 (July 1886): 23-35.Sichel, Walter. “Romanism in fiction.” Fortnightly Review os 71 (April 1899):604-622. Smith, Garnet. “The women of George Meredith.” Fortnightly Review os 65 (May 1896):775-790.Smith, G. Barnett. “A brilliant Irish novelist [William Carleton].” Fortnightly Review os 67 (January 1897):104-116. ---. “Walter Bagehot.” Fraser’s Magazine os 99 (March 1879):298-313. Stephen, J.F. “Mr. Thackeray.” Fraser’s Magazine 69 (April 1864):401-418.Stephen, Leslie. “Balzac's novels.” Fortnightly Review 15 (January 1871): 17-39.---. “De Quincey.” Fortnightly Review 15 (March 1871): 310-329.---. "Mr. Disraeli's novels." Fortnightly Review 22 (October 1874): 430-450.---. “Mr. Ruskin's recent writings [mainly Fors Clavigera].” Fraser’s Magazine os 89 (June 1874):688-701. ---. "William Godwin." Fortnightly Review 26 (September 1876): 444-461.Stirling-Maxwell, William. “Disraeli's The New Curiosities of Literature.” Fraser’s Magazine 46 (December 1852): 637-643. ---. “Lavengro [by George Borrow] – ‘The Master of Words.’” Fraser’s Magazine 43 (March 1851): 272-283.Stuart, J. Montgomery. “England's literary debt to Italy.” Fraser’s Magazine 60 (December 1859):697-708.Sully, James. “The child in recent English literature.” Fortnightly Review os 67 (February 1897): 218-228. Swinburne, Algernon Charles. "Wilkie Collins." Fortnightly Review os 52 (November 1889): 589-599.Symonds, John Addington. "The debt of English to Italian literature." Fortnightly Review 23 (March 1875): 371-381.---. "The Eleatic fragments." Fortnightly Review 24 (August 1875): 228-240.---. "Hesiod." Fortnightly Review 23 (May 1875): 648-663.---. "La Bête Humaine: a study in Zola's idealism." Fortnightly Review os 56 (Oct 1891):453-462.---. "Sophocles." Fortnightly Review 24 (September 1875): 324-338.Symons, Arthur. “Balzac.” Fortnightly Review os 71 (May 1899):745-757. ---. “A note on George Meredith.” Fortnightly Review os 68 (November 1897):673-678.Thackeray, William Makepeace. “About a Christmas book; in a letter from Michael Angelo Titmarsh to Oliver Yorke.”Fraser’s Magazine 32 (December 1845): 744-748. ---. “Epistles to the literati (No. XIII): Ch-s Y-ll-wpl-sh, Esq. to Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, Bart. [and] John Thomas Smith, Esq. to C-s Y-h, Esq.; notus.” Fraser’s Magazine 21 (January 1840): 71-80. ---. “Epistles to the literati (No. XIV): On French criticism of the English, and notably in the affair of the Vengeur.” Fraser’s Magazine 21 (March 1840): 332-345. ---. “A grumble about Christmas-books.”Fraser’s Magazine 35 (January 1847): 111-126. ---. “On some illustrated children's books [Gammer Gurton].”Fraser’s Magazine 33 (April 1847): 495-502. ---. “Our batch of novels for Christmas, 1837.” Fraser’s Magazine 17 (January 1838): 79-103. Thomson, Katherine. “The literary circles of the last century: Mrs. Montagu and her Friends.”Fraser’s Magazine 37 (January 1848): 72-81. Traill, H.D. “The analytical humorist.” Fortnightly Review os 66 (July 1896):137-147.---. “The new realism [Stephen Crane and Arthur Morrison].” Fortnightly Review os 67 (January 1897):63-73.---. “The Queen's Diamond Jubilee (No. I): the literature of the Victorian era.” Fortnightly Review os 67 (June 1897):825-838. ---. “The revolution in Grub Street: a Boswellian fragment.” Fortnightly Review os 64 (July 1895): 78-88.---. “Sir George Tressady [by Mary A. Ward], and the political Novel.” Fortnightly Review os 66 (November 1896): 703-714.Trollope, Frances Eleanor. "Italian realistic fiction." Fortnightly Review os 36 (October 1881):459-477.Turner, C.E. “Studies in Russian literature (Nos. I and II) [Lomonosoff and Kantemier].” Fraser’s Magazine os 95 (May 1877):651-664. ---. “Studies in Russian literature (Nos. III and IV) [Catherine the Second and Sumarokoff].” Fraser’s Magazine os 95 (June 1877):689-700.---. “Studies in Russian literature (Nos. V and VI) [von Viezin and Derzhavin].” Fraser’s Magazine os 96 (July 1877):40-53. ---. “Studies in Russian literature (Nos. VII and VIII) [Karamsin and Jukovsky].” Fraser’s Magazine os 96 (August 1877):186-203. ---. “Studies in Russian literature (Nos. IX and X) [Kriloff and Gogol].” Fraser’s Magazine os 96 (September 1877):348-367. ---. “Studies in Russian literature (No. XI): a further account of the writings of Nicholas Gogol.” Fraser’s Magazine os 96 (October 1877):491-504. ---. “Studies in Russian literature (No. XII): Poushkin.” Fraser’s Magazine os 96 (November 1877):592-601.---. “Studies in Russian literature (No. XIII, concl.): the works of Poushkin.” Fraser’s Magazine os 96 (December 1877):772-782. Tyrrell, Robert Yelverton. “Jude the Obscure [by Thomas Hardy].” Fortnightly Review os 65 (June 1896):857-864. [Unknown.] “American literature and the Civil War.” Fraser’s Magazine 67 (April 1863):517-527.---. “The art of story-telling.” Fraser’s Magazine 53 (June 1856): 722-732. ---. “Aspect of contemporary literature.” Fraser’s Magazine 35 (April 1847): 379-385.---. “Charles Dickens.” Fraser’s Magazine os 82 (July 1870):130-134.---. “Charles Dickens and David Copperfield.” Fraser’s Magazine 42 (December 1850): 698-710.---. “Charles Dickens and his works.” Fraser’s Magazine 21 (April 1840): 381-400.---. “Don Quixote's library (Part I).” Fraser’s Magazine 7 (March 1833):324-331.---. “Don Quixote's library, (Part II).” Fraser’s Magazine 7 (May 1833): 565-577. ---. “Don Quixote's library (Part III, concl.): The Austriada of Juan Rufo Gutierrez.” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (October 1833): 445-455. ---. “Epistles to the literati (Nos. XV-XVI): on old-fashioned oaths; on the London Library.” Fraser’s Magazine 22 (August 1840): 143-149. ---. “Faust in the German puppet-show.” Fraser’s Magazine 37 (January 1848): 32-40.---. “Female authorship.”Fraser’s Magazine 33 (April 1847): 460-466.---. “The force of fictions.” Fraser’s Magazine 43 (March 1851): 286-291. ---. “Foreign literature (No. I): Spain and Portugal.” Fraser’s Magazine 11 (May 1835):518-528. ---. “Foreign literature (No. II, concl.): French system of universal instruction.” Fraser’s Magazine 11 (June 1835):680-688. ---. “Fruits of the season [recent novels].” Fraser’s Magazine 42 (August 1850): 203-214.---. “Gallery of literary characters (No. LXXX): Sir William Molesworth.” Fraser’s Magazine 17 (March 1838): 338.William Maginn. ---. “Goethe and his critics.”Fraser’s Magazine 36 (October 1847): 481-493.---. “A Greek fragment lately discovered at Derrynane [satire on classical scholarship].” Fraser’s Magazine 15 (May 1837): 578-580. ---. “A handful of [literary] trash.” Fraser’s Magazine 20 (August 1839): 181-188.---. "The last of the supernaturalists [William Blake]." Fraser’s Magazine 1 (March 1830): 217-235.---. “The literary labours of Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P.” Fraser’s Magazine 23 (May 1841): 528-546.---. “The literary suburb of the eighteenth century [Twickenham] (chap. i).” Fraser’s Magazine 61 (January 1860):124-133. ---. “The literary suburb of the eighteenth century (chap. ii): Alexander Pope.” Fraser’s Magazine 61 (February 1860):267-276. ---. “The literary suburb of the eighteenth century (chap. iii).” Fraser’s Magazine 61 (March 1860):387-395.---. “Literary suburb of the eighteenth century (chap. iv).” Fraser’s Magazine 61 (April 1860):544-554.---. “Literary suburb of the eighteenth century (chaps. v-vi).” Fraser’s Magazine 61 (June 1860):834-843.---. “The literary suburb of the eighteenth century (chaps. vii-ix, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine 62 (July 1860):94-107.---. “Maritime romances, and parliamentary novels.” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (January 1832): 661-671.---. “Miss Edgeworth's tales and novels.” Fraser’s Magazine 6 (November 1832, part II): 541-558.---. “Monos and Daimonos [satire on Bulwer-Lytton's story of that title in New Monthly Mag., 28 (May, 1830), 387-392, no. 1498].” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (August 1830):10-15.---. “Naval novelists, [mainly on Capt. Marryot {Marryat}].” Fraser’s Magazine 17 (May 1838): 571-577. ---. “The new Frankenstein.” Fraser’s Magazine 17 (January 1838): 21-30.---. “The new Werther.”Fraser’s Magazine 34 (November 1846): 536-550.---. “Nursery literature.” Fraser’s Magazine 45 (May 1852): 563-574. ---. “Old stores [books of the past year].” Fraser’s Magazine 49 (April 1854): 439-452.---. “On the libraries of celebrated literary men.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (May 1831): 408-409.---. “On the treatment of love in novels.” Fraser’s Magazine 53 (April 1856): 405-418.---. “Passages from an unpublished French novel [satire on Jules Gabriel Janin and French Romantic school].”Fraser’s Magazine 34 (December 1846): 664-675.---. “The popular novels of the year.” Fraser’s Magazine 68 (August 1863):253-269. ---. “Religious stories [including Newman's Loss and Gain].”Fraser’s Magazine 38 (August 1848): 150-166.---. “A Spanish and a Danish novel [Caballero's Gaviota, and The Parsonage of Noddbo].” Fraser’s Magazine 76 (August 1867):190-203.---. “Suggestions about gift-books.” Fraser’s Magazine 45 (February 1852): 141-147.---. “Taine's English Literature.” Fraser’s Magazine os 85 (March 1872):370-380.---. “Three small books: by great writers [Browning, Eliot, Tennyson].” Fraser’s Magazine os 100 (July 1879):103-124. ---. “The trade of author." Fortnightly Review os 51 (February 1889): 261-274.---. “A triad of novels [including Alton Locke].” Fraser’s Magazine 42 (November 1850): 574-590.---. “Tristram Shandy or The Caxtons?” Fraser’s Magazine 53 (March 1856): 253-267.---. “Victor Hugo.” Fraser’s Magazine 67 (March 1863):372-382.---. “W. M. Thackeray and Arthur Pendennis, Esquires; Robert Bell's Ladder of Gold.” Fraser’s Magazine 43 (January 1851): 75-90. ---. “A word or two about an Irish book, over our glass of whiskey punch.” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (October 1830): 312-319. Ward, Mary A. "A mediaevel Spanish writer [Juan Ruiz]." Fortnightly Review 26 (December 1876): 809-832.Watson, William. "The fall of fiction [on Rider Haggard]." Fortnightly Review os 50 (September 1888): 324-336.Watts, Theodore. "The future of American literature." Fortnightly Review os 55 (June 1891): 910-926.Whewell, William (?). “A gossip about the Christmas books [including Mrs. Gaskell'sMoorland Cottage].” Fraser’s Magazine 43 (January 1851): 37-46.Wilde, Oscar. "Pen, pencil, and poison: a study." Fortnightly Review os 51 (January 1889): 41-54.Willmott, R.A. “The fabulists (No. I): Aesop, Phaedrus, Gay, and Fontaine.” Fraser’s Magazine 17(February 1838): 188-207.---. “The fabulists (No. II, concl.): Phaedrus, Fontaine, Fenelon, Vanbrugh, Boursault, etc.” Fraser’s Magazine 17 (April 1838): 447-466. ---. “Oliver Yorke at Paris (No. I): a conversation with Chateaubriand upon English Literature.” Fraser’s Magazine 14 (December 1836): 662-680. Wilmott, R.A. (?) “Book-love.”Fraser’s Magazine 36 (August 1847): 199-203.---. “Sketches of national literature (Part I): [Greek literature].” Fraser’s Magazine 22 (August 1840): 213-225. ---. “Sketches of national literature (Part II, concl.) [mainly on Roman literature].” Fraser’s Magazine 22 (December 1840): 709-718. Woodberry, George Edward. "The fortunes of literature under the American Republic." Fortnightly Review os 35 (May 1881): 606-617. Worsfold, W. Basil. “Charlotte Brontë.” Fortnightly Review os 71 (January 1899):74-84.Wyndham, George. “Elizabethan adventure in Elizabethan Literature.” Fortnightly Review os 70 (November 1898):793-809. Zimmern, Helen. “A Gallician novelist [Leopold Ritter von Sacher-Masoch].” Fraser’s Magazine os 100 (August 1879):195-209. Drama & the TheatreAllingham, William. “A query on Hamlet.” Fraser’s Magazine os 99 (February 1879):263-264.Archer, William. “The blight on the drama.” Fortnightly Review os 67 (January 1897):21-32.---. "The Danish drama of to-day." Fortnightly Review os 53 (May 1890): 682-693.---. "The free stage and the new drama." Fortnightly Review os 56 (Nov 1891): 663-672.---. "Ibsen and English criticism." Fortnightly Review os 52 (July 1889): 30-37.---. “George Henry Lewes and the stage.” Fortnightly Review os 65 (February 1896): 216-230.---. “’The mausoleum of Ibsen’ [on criticism of his plays].” Fortnightly Review os 60 (July 1893): 77-91.---. “Pessimism and tragedy.” Fortnightly Review os 71 (March 1899):390-400.---. "A pessimist playwright [Maurice Maeterlinck]." Fortnightly Review os 56 (Sept 1891): 346-354.---. “Plays of the season.” Fortnightly Review os 72 (July 1899):132-139. ---. "A plea for the playwright." Fortnightly Review os 45 (June 1886): 816-828.Austin, Alfred. "Pietro Cossa: dramatist." Fortnightly Review os 37 (January 1882):49-68.Banks, P.W. “The books on my table: of Hamlet,.” Fraser’s Magazine 14 (July 1836): 1-18.---. “Of Macbeth (Part II).” Fraser’s Magazine 22 (March 1840): 295-305.---. “Touching things theatrical.” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (September 1833): 339-359.Bell, Robert. “The comedies of Etherege.” Fortnightly Review 3 (15 December 1865): 298-316.Boas, Frederick S. “New light on Marlowe and Kyd.” Fortnightly Review os 71 (February 1899): 212-225. Bond, R. Warwick. “Cymbeline at the Lyceum.” Fortnightly Review os 66 (November 1896): 635-647. ---. “King Arthur on the stage.” Fortnightly Review os 63 (May 1895): 703-720.Brickdale, Matthew I. “Poets and players.” Fraser’s Magazine 44 (November 1851): 511-518.Butcher, S.H. "Sophocles." Fortnightly Review os 41 (June 1884): 794-811.Campbell, Lewis. “On climax in tragedy.” Fortnightly Review os 74 (July 1900):83-91.---. “On the growth of tragedy in Shakespeare.” Fortnightly Review os 73 (January 1900):135-153.Chorley, Henry Fothergill. “The state of the acted drama.”Fraser’s Magazine 38 (July 1848): 41-48.Claretie, Jules. “Shakespeare and Molière.” Fortnightly Review os 72 (August 1899):317-334.Courtney, W.L. “The idea of comedy and Mr. Pinero's new play.” Fortnightly Review os 67 (May 1897):746-756. ---. "Robert Browning, writer of plays." Fortnightly Review os 39 (June 1883): 888-900.Crawford, Oswald. "The Ibsen question." Fortnightly Review os 55 (May 1891): 725-740.Crawford, Virginia. “Maurice Maeterlinck.” Fortnightly Review os 68 (August 1897):176-187. de Bury, Yetta Blaze. “Sarah Bernhardt.” Fortnightly Review os 72 (July 1899):113-122.de la Ramée, Marie Louise. “The genius of D'Annunzio.” Fortnightly Review os 67 (March 1897): 349-373. de Soissons, S.C. “Maeterlinck's latest drama.” Fortnightly Review os 74 (December 1900):994-997. Donne, W.B. “Songs from the Dramatists.” Fraser’s Magazine 50 (November 1854): 583-594. Dow, John G. "Shakespeare's fugues." Fortnightly Review os 43 (April 1885): 532-543.Filon, Augustin. “The modern French drama (Part I).” Fortnightly Review os 67 (June 1897): 871-886. ---. “The modern French drama (Part II).” Fortnightly Review os 68 (July 1897):42-56.---. “The modern French drama (Part III): the Théâtre Libre.” Fortnightly Review os 68 (September 1897):368-385. ---. “The modern French drama (Part IV): round about the Theatres.” Fortnightly Review os 68 (November 1897):692-707. ---. “The modern French drama (Part V): the new Comedy.” Fortnightly Review os 69 (January 1898):119-134.---. “The modern French drama (Part VI): the new Comedy.” Fortnightly Review os 69 (March 1898):486-502. ---. “The modern French drama (Part VII, concl.): Edmond Rostand and Jean Richepin.” Fortnightly Review os 70 (July 1898):98-114. Fisher, W.E. Garrett. “The House of Molière [Théâtre Français].” Fortnightly Review os 73 (April 1900):557-574.Fitzgerald, Percy (?). “Modern comedy.” Fraser’s Magazine os 89 (February 1874):235-244.Forster, John. "A word on Alexander Dyce." Fortnightly Review 24 (December 1875): 731-746.Fyfe, H. Hamilton. “A permanent Shakespearean theatre.” Fortnightly Review os 73 (May 1900): 807-814. Galdemar, Ange. "The Comédie-Française in London." Fortnightly Review os 59 (June 1893): 863-873.Gosse, Edmund W. "Ibsen's new drama [The Lady from the Sea]." Fortnightly Review os 55 (January 1891): 4-13.---. "Ibsen's social dramas." Fortnightly Review os 51 (January 1889): 107-121.---. “Ibsen, the Norwegian satirist.” Fortnightly Review 19 (January 1873): 74-88.---. “John Webster.” Fraser’s Magazine os 89 (May 1874):620-634.Hales, J. W. "King Lear." Fortnightly Review 23 (January 1875): 83-102.Hallett, W. Hughes. “The staging of Shakespeare: a reply to Mr. Beerhohm Tree.” Fortnightly Review os 74 (September 1900):504-512. Heraud, John A. “Historical drama [histories of drama by Pennie and Collier].” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (July 1832): 670-682.---. “J. Sheridan Knowles' plays.” Fraser’s Magazine 13 (April 1836): 451-468.JHeraud, John A., and William Maginn (?). “Lord Byron's dramas.” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (December 1834): 699-711.Herford, C.H. “A scene from Ibsen's Love's Comedy.” Fortnightly Review os 73 (February 1900): 191-199. Holmes, Edward. “Dialogue between John Dryden & Henry Purcell, in the year 1691,on the subject of their forthcoming Dramatick Opera of King Arthur.” Fraser’s Magazine 45 (February 1852): 196-200. ---. “Hector Berlioz.” Fraser’s Magazine 38 (October 1848): 421-427. ---. “The lyric drama in 1848 [opera].” Fraser’s Magazine 38 (August 1848): 225-232. ---. “The two operas [Her Majesty's Theatre and the Royal Italian Opera].”Fraser’s Magazine 39 (May 1849): 563-569. ---. “Prospects of the opera.”Fraser’s Magazine 37 (March 1848): 337-342. ---. “Some words about music and the modern opera.”Fraser’s Magazine 36 (October 1847): 432-446.Irving, Henry B. “Acting: an art.” Fortnightly Review os 63 (March 1895):369-379.---. “The art and status of the actor.” Fortnightly Review os 73 (May 1900):743-754.Jebb, R.C. "Old comedy on a new stage [Aristophanes' Birds]." Fortnightly Review os 41 (January 1884): 89-98.Joyce, James A. “Ibsen's new drama [When We Dead Awaken].” Fortnightly Review os 73 (April 1900):575-590. Kingsley, Charles. “This year's song-crop [including E. B. Browning, Beddoes, Meredith].” Fraser’s Magazine 44 (December 1851): 618-634. Lewes, George Henry [writing as Vivian Latouche]. “On the history of pantomimes, in a letterto Oliver Yorke, Esq.”Fraser’s Magazine 33 (January 1847): 43-45.Lytton, Robert. “Old criticisms on old plays and old players: Garrick as Hamlet, described by a German spectator [G.C. Lichtenberg] (Part I).” Fortnightly Review 15 (February 1871): 221-239. ---. “Old criticisms on old plays and old players (Part II, concl.).” Fortnightly Review 15 (March 1871): 352-362.Lytton, E. Robert Bulwer. "The stage in relation to literature (Part I)." Fortnightly Review os 40 (July 1883): 12-26. ---. "The stage in relation to literature (Part II, concl.)." Fortnightly Review os 40 (August 1883): 215-226. Postscript, p. 456, signed John Hollingshead.Macnish, Robert. “Punch and Judy.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (April 1831): 350-354.Maginn, William. “Comedies of Lucian (No. I): Timon; or, The Misanthrope [Acts I-II, sc. i].” Fraser’s Magazine 19 (January 1839): 89-95. ---. “Comedies of Lucian (No. II): Timon [Act II, concl.].” Fraser’s Magazine 19 (February 1839): 215-221. ---. “Comedies of Lucian (No. IV): Charon; or, The Lookers-on [scenes i-iii].” Fraser’s Magazine 19 (May 1839): 630-638. ---. “Epistles of the literati (No. XII): Dr. Maginn to Oliver Yorke, on Farmer's Essay on Shakespeare.” Fraser’s Magazine 20 (September 1839): 253-254. ---. “A few notes upon Shakspeare: adversaria (No. II).” Fraser’s Magazine 21 (June 1840): 740-742.---. “On Shakspeare.” Fraser’s Magazine 21 (April 1840): 493-504.Maginn, William (?). “Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Beaumont and Fletcher, etc.” Fraser’s Magazine 16 (November 1837): 527-536. M'Carthy, Jason Huntly. "August Strindberg." Fortnightly Review os 58 (Sept 1892): 326-334.Mew, James. “The modern Persian stage.” Fortnightly Review os 65 (June 1896):902-918.Moore, George. "Our dramatists and their literature." Fortnightly Review os 52 (Nov 1889): 620-632.Moule, Horace M. “The story of Alcestis [on William Morris's and Robert Browning'sadaptations].” Fraser’s Magazine os 84 (November 1871):575-585.Noel, Robert R. “Recollections of the stage.” Fraser’s Magazine os 91 (March 1875):326-337.Pater, Walter H. "A fragment on Measure for Measure." Fortnightly Review 22 (November 1874): 652-658. Paull, H.M. “Dramatic convention, with special reference to the Soliloquy.” Fortnightly Review os 71 (May 1899):863-870. Rose, Edward. “A northern Hamlet [on the Danish Amleth by Öhlenschläger].” Fraser’s Magazine os 95 (May 1877):609-621.Russell, Edward R. "Mr. Irving's interpretations of Shakspeare." Fortnightly Review os 40 (October 1883): 466-481.---. "Mr. Irving's work [as an actor]." Fortnightly Review os 42 (September 1884): 401-410.Saintsbury, George. “French tragedy before Corneille.” Fraser’s Magazine os 100 (October 1879):456-474.Sharp, William. “The dramas of Gabriele D'Annunzio.” Fortnightly Review os 74 (September 1900):391-409. Smith, G. Barnett. “The English Terence [Richard Cumberland].” Fortnightly Review os 73 (February 1900):243-257.Stobart, Mabel A. St. Clair. “New lights on Ibsen's Brand.” Fortnightly Review os 72 (August 1899):227-239.Strachey, Edward (?). “A Midsummer-Night's Dream.” Fraser’s Magazine 50 (December 1854): 677-682.Swinburne, Algernon Charles. “John Ford.” Fortnightly Review 15 (June 1871): 42-63.---. "Philip Massinger." Fortnightly Review os 52 (July 1889): 1-23. ---. "The three stages of Shakespeare (Part I)." Fortnightly Review 23 (May 1875): 613-632.---. "The three stages of Shakespeare (Part II, concl.)." Fortnightly Review 25 (January 1876): 24-45.Symonds, John Addington. "The lyricism of the English romantic drama." Fortnightly Review os 53 (March 1890): 331-342.---. "Some notes on Fletcher's Valentinian." Fortnightly Review os 46 (September 1886): 334-345.Tree, Herbert Beerbohm. “Hamlet - from an actor's prompt book.” Fortnightly Review os 64 (December 1895): 863-878. ---. “The staging of Shakespeare: a defence of the public Taste.” Fortnightly Review os 74 (July 1900):52-66. Trollope, Henry M. “Molière.” Fraser’s Magazine os 95 (June 1877):743-757. Tyrell, Robert Yelverton. "The old school of classics and the new: a dialogue of the dead – Bentley, Madvig, Porson, Shakspeare, Euripides." Fortnightly Review os 49 (January 1888): 42-59.[Unknown.] “Christopher Marlowe.” Fraser’s Magazine 47 (February 1853): 221-234.---. “Collier on Shakespeare.” Fraser’s Magazine 13 (May 1836): 553-559.---. “Crebillon, the French Aeschylus.” Fraser’s Magazine 44 (September 1851): 267-277.---. “A Greek Hamlet [Lycophron].” Fraser’s Magazine os 102 (October 1880):511-527.---. "Miss Fanny Kemble and her critics [largely from her Journal]." Fraser’s Magazine 12 (September 1835): 327-337. ---. “A modern Republican tragedy [Catalina by Alexandre Dumas].”Fraser’s Magazine 39 (February 1849): 188-196. ---. “On playgoing.” Fraser’s Magazine 59 (February 1859): 249-252.---. “The Possums of Aristophanes, recently recovered and "translated" [with notes].” Fraser’s Magazine 14 (September 1836): 285-297. ---. “The sock and the buskin (No. I).” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (November 1830): 458-466.---. “The sock and the buskin (No. II): players.” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (January 1832): 740-750.---. “The sock and the buskin (No. III, concl.): Miss Fanny Kemble's Francis the First, and Mr. Sheridan Knowles's Hunchback.” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (May 1832): 432-447. ---. “Specimens of the drama in France.” Fraser’s Magazine 18 (December 1838):649-675.---. “The state of the stage [largely on Shakespeare].” Fraser’s Magazine 17 (February 1838): 156-170. ---. “Three play-things: Bulwer's Duchess de la Valliere; [Mrs.] Butler's Star of Seville; Harper's Bertrand.” Fraser’s Magazine 16 (August 1837): 179-194. ---. “Touching things theatrical.” Fraser’s Magazine 42 (December 1850): 637-647.Van de Velde, M.S. “Alexandre Dumas fils and his plays.” Fortnightly Review os 65 (January 1896): 94-103. Watson, William. “Tragedy and Mr. Stephen Phillips.” Fortnightly Review os 69 (March 1898): 432-435. Willmott, R.A. “Greek comedy (No. I): Aristophanes.” Fraser’s Magazine 15 (March 1837): 285-304. ---. “Greek comedy (No. II): the Birds of Aristophanes (Part I).” Fraser’s Magazine 18 (August 1838): 127-139. ---. “Greek comedy (No. III): the Birds of Aristophanes (Part II).” Fraser’s Magazine 18 (August 1838): 317-329.---. “Greek comedy (No. IV): the Knights of Aristophanes (Part I).” Fraser’s Magazine 19 (June 1839): 639-652. ---. “Greek comedy (No. V, concl.): the Knights of Aristophanes (Part II).” Fraser’s Magazine 20 (October 1839): 379-388. ---. “Morning musings with favourite old poets (No. I; no more published): the Antigone of Sophocles.” Fraser’s Magazine 13 (April 1836): 416-426.Wingfield, Lewis. "Realism behind the footlights." Fortnightly Review os 41 (April 1884):472-481. “Zyx.” “Problems and playwrights.” Fortnightly Review os 74 (November 1900):858-866. MusicBanks, P.W. “Of the Italian opera [in the current season].” Fraser’s Magazine 34 (July 1847): 85-90. ---. “Of the two Italian operas (Her Majesty's Theatre and the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden].”Fraser’s Magazine 35 (June 1847): 728-738.Barnes, William. “On the credibility of old song-history and tradition.” Fraser’s Magazine 68 (September 1863):394-401. Berlioz, Hector. “Berlioz on Der Freischütz.” Fraser’s Magazine 42 (October 1850): 380-384.Betham-Edwards, Matilda. “Episodes in the life of a musician.” Fraser’s Magazine os 87 (April 1873):422-441.---. “Schopenhauer on men, books, and music.” Fraser’s Magazine os 99 (June 1879):769-777.Buchanan, Robert. “The old ballads of Denmark.” Fortnightly Review 1 (1 August 1865): 685-696.Bunbury, Selina. “The teacher of music; a tale of epidemic.”Fraser’s Magazine 35 (April 1847): 455-466.Byrne, Julia C.B. “A Hungarian episode: Zigeuner music.” Fraser’s Magazine os 100 (September 1879):390-396. Carlyle, Thomas. “Luther's psalm ["Eine feste Burg"].” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (January 1831): 743-744.Chorley, J.R. “Notes on the national drama of Spain (Part II).” Fraser’s Magazine 60 (July 1859): 49-71.---. “Notes on the national drama of Spain (Part IV, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine 60 (October 1859): 423-434. Croker, T. Crofton. "Specimens of Irish minstrelsy (No. 1): keens." Fraser’s Magazine 1 (March 1830): 191-202.---. “Specimens of Irish minstrelsy (No. IV): Keating.” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (August 1830): 41-44.---. “Specimens of Irish minstrelsy (No. V): Keens.” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (July 1833): 127-132.Donne, W.B. “Songs from the Dramatists.” Fraser’s Magazine 50 (November 1854): 583-594. Dow, John G. "Shakespeare's fugues." Fortnightly Review os 43 (April 1885): 532-543.E., R.P. “On the Italian opera (No. II): Desdemona.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (June 1831):587-597. Edwards, H. Sutherland. "An operatic crisis." Fortnightly Review os 43 (June 1885): 842-851.Eliot, George. “Liszt, Wagner, and Weimar.” Fraser’s Magazine 52 (July 1855): 48-62.Ellis, William Ashton. “Wagner and Schopenhauer.” Fortnightly Review os 71 (March 1899):413-432. Folkestone, Helen Matilda. "The Wagner festival at Baireuth." Fortnightly Review os 46(September 1886): 365-371.Gambier, James W. “England and the European concert.” Fortnightly Review os 68 (July 1897): 57-65. Gurney, Edmund. "A musical crisis." Fortnightly Review os 38 (October 1882): 432-452.---. “On song.” Fraser’s Magazine os 99 (February 1879):211-224.H., L.C. “On the Italian opera (No. III).” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (September 1831):224-239.Haughton, G.D. “Atheism, poetry, and music [on D. F. Strauss's Old Faith and the New].” Fraser’s Magazine os 90 (July 1874):40-54. Haweis, H.R. "Rubinstein." Fortnightly Review 63 (Jan 1895): 27-36.Holmes, Edward. “Dialogue between John Dryden & Henry Purcell, in the year 1691, on the subject of their forthcoming Dramatick Opera of King Arthur.” Fraser’s Magazine 45 (February 1852): 196-200.---. “Mozart's pianoforte.” Fraser’s Magazine 43 (April 1851): 453-462.---. “New compositions for the harp.” Fraser’s Magazine 47 (April 1853): 396-401.---. “Our musical spring.” Fraser’s Magazine 43 (May 1851): 586-595.Holmes, Edward (?). “The late musical season.” Fraser’s Magazine 42 (September 1850): 329-336.---. “The music of the season - present and Prospective.” Fraser’s Magazine 47 (May 1853): 574-580. ---. “Opening of the musical season.” Fraser’s Magazine 45 (May 1852): 525-533.---. “The opera and concert season.” Fraser’s Magazine 44 (August 1851): 155-164.---. “Progress of the English choir [Bartholomew's ed. of Bach's Six Motets in Score].” Fraser’s Magazine 44 (December 1851): 609-618. Hueffer, Francis. "Arthur Schopenhauer." Fortnightly Review 26 (December 1876): 773-792. [Later republished in a collection of essays on music, a topic on which Schopenhauer expressed his opinions fairly often.] ---. "English music during the Queen's reign." Fortnightly Review os 47 (June 1887): 899-912.---. "Liszt's life and works; a study of character." Fortnightly Review os 46 (September 1886): 346-357.---. “Richard Wagner.” Fortnightly Review 17 (March 1872): 265-287.---. “The Wagner Festival of 1876.” Fraser’s Magazine os 92 (December 1875):701-709.Hullah, John. “Gluck’s Iphigenia in Taulis.” Fortnightly Review os 5 (1 June 1866): 212-219.---. “Handel.” Fraser’s Magazine 56 (September 1857): 253-271.---. “Mendelssohn's Letters.” Fraser’s Magazine 68 (November 1863):655-665.Kirwan, A.V. “Beaumarchais.” Fraser’s Magazine 49 (March 1854): 330-348.A. V. Kirwan. Lamb, Robert. “Hymns and hymn-tunes for congregational worship.” Fraser’s Magazine 62 (September 1860):299-318. Lang, Andrew. "Byways of Greek song." Fortnightly Review os 48 (October 1887): 491-502.Lewes, Agnes. “John Sebastian Bach.” Fraser’s Magazine 34 (July 1847): 28-41. Lytton, Robert. “Beethoven.” Fortnightly Review 18 (July 1872): 19-38.M., J.J. “On the opera (No. IV, concl.): introduction, the management, the Dancers.” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (July 1832): 722-735.Maginn, William. “National song of Ireland.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (June 1831):537-556.Maginn, William (?). “Croker's Popular Songs of Ireland.” Fraser’s Magazine 19 (June 1839): 678-684. Mahony, Francis. “The songs of France: on wine, war, woemen [sic], wooden shoes, filosophy [also sic], frogs, and free trade, from the ‘Prout Papers’ (chap. i): wine and war.” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (October 1834): 464-480.---. “The songs of France (chap. ii): woemen and wooden Shoes.” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (November 1834): 587-601. ---. “The songs of France (chap. iii): filosophy.” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (December 1834): 666-682.---. “The songs of France (chap. iv, concl.): frogs and free Trade.” Fraser’s Magazine 11 (January 1835):83-99. ---. “The songs of Italy (chap. ii, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine 11 (March 1835):259-274.Marshall, Beatrice. “Friedrich Nietzsche and Richard Wagner.” Fortnightly Review os 69 (June 1898):885-897. Martin, Theodore. “The drama in London.” Fraser’s Magazine 71 (January 1865):124-134.---.“Plays, players, and critics.” Fraser’s Magazine 68 (December 1863):767-776.---. “Shakspeare, and his latest stage interpreters.” Fraser’s Magazine 64 (December 1861):772-786.Martinengo-Caesaresco, Evelyn Carrington. “Armenian folk songs.” Fraser’s Magazine os 93 (March 1876):283-297.---. “Folk lullabies.” Fraser’s Magazine os 103 (January 1881):87-99.Newman, Ernest. “Wagner's Ring and its philosophy.” Fortnightly Review os 69 (June 1898): 867-884. Nietzsche, Friedrich. “The case of Wagner: letter from Turin, May 1888.” Fortnightly Review os 64 (September 1895): 367-379. O’Connell, James. “Corneille and Dryden: principles of the drama.” Fraser’s Magazine 66 (September 1862):383-398.Rose, Edward. “Wagner as a dramatist.” Fraser’s Magazine os 99 (April 1879):519-532.Paget, Violet. "An eighteenth-century singer: an imaginary portrait [of Antonio Vivarelli]." Fortnightly Review os 56 (Dec 1891): 842-880.---. “Hoffmann's Kreisler: the first of musical Romanticists.” Fraser’s Magazine os 98 (December 1878):767-777.---. “Metastasio and the opera of the eighteenth century (Part I).” Fraser’s Magazine os 99 (March 1879):371-393. ---. “Metastasio and the opera of the eighteenth century (Part II).” Fraser’s Magazine os 99 (April 1879):495-510.---. “Metastasio and the opera of the eighteenth century (Part III, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine os 99 (May 1879):583-614. ---. “Studies of Italian musical life in the eighteenth century (Part I).” Fraser’s Magazine os 98 (September 1878):339-361.---. “Studies of Italian musical life in the eighteenth century (Part II).” Fraser’s Magazine os 98 (October 1878):423-446. ---. “Studies of Italian musical life in the eighteenth century (Part III, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine os 98 (November 1878):566-579.Ross, Janet. “Popular songs of Tuscany.” Fraser’s Magazine os 95 (April 1877):407-421.Runciman, John. "Musical criticism and the critics." Fortnightly Review os 62 (Aug 1894):170-183.Schmitz, Leonora. “On the study of music.” Fortnightly Review os 4 (1 March 1866): 222-227.---. “Robert Schumann.” Fortnightly Review 3 (15 November 1865): 744-755.Shaw, George Bernard. "The religion of the piano.” Fortnightly Review os 61 (Feb 1894): 255-266.Spencer, Herbert. “The origin and function of music.” Fraser’s Magazine 56 (October 1857): 396-408.Stanford, C.V. "Some aspects of musical criticism in England." Fortnightly Review os 61 (June 1894): 826-831.Statham, F.R. “Mendelssohn as an influence.” Fraser’s Magazine 79 (April 1869):525-536.Statham, H. Heathcote. “The Bach festival: a critical note.” Fortnightly Review os 63 (May 1895): 800-810. ---. “Handel and the Handel festivals.” Fortnightly Review os 68 (August 1897):244-258.---. “Mendelssohn: a critical estimate.” Fortnightly Review os 64 (December 1895): 926-942.---. "Mozart." Fortnightly Review os 41 (February 1884):226-240.---. “The place of Sterndale Bennett in music.” Fraser’s Magazine os 91 (March 1875):299-305.Stauford, V.E. "Verdi's Falstaff." Fortnightly Review os 59 (April 1893): 445-453.Stevenson, Robert Louis. "Lord Lytton's Fables in Song." Fortnightly Review 21 (June 1874): 817-823. Stokes, Margaret McNair. “Petrie's Ancient Music of Ireland.” Fraser’s Magazine 58 (July 1858): 111-120.Stokes, Whitley. “Danish ballads.” Fraser’s Magazine 45 (June 1852): 649-659.Sully, James. “The basis of musical sensation.” Fortnightly Review 17 (April 1872): 428-443.Symons, Arthur. "A Spanish music-hall." Fortnightly Review os 57 (May 1892): 716-722.Thomas, Bertha. “The fable of Wagner's Niebelungen trilogy.” Fraser’s Magazine os 94 (July 1876):25-38.[Unknown.] “Are the English a musical people?” Fraser’s Magazine 43 (June 1851): 675-681. ---. “Felix Mendelssohn.”Fraser’s Magazine 36 (December 1847): 732-738. ---. “Joaquin Miller's Songs of the Sierras.” Fraser’s Magazine os 84 (September 1871):346-355.---. “The lays of the unspoken.” Fraser’s Magazine 9 (April 1834): 436-442.---. “The musical season.” Fraser’s Magazine 46 (September 1852): 284-290.---. “On the Italian opera (No. I).” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (August 1830): 45-52. ---. "On the musical Memnon; from the journal of a late traveller." Fraser’s Magazine 1 (March 1830): 153-154.---. “The opera in 1855.” Fraser’s Magazine 52 (August 1855): 217-222.---. “The opera season of 1856.” Fraser’s Magazine 54 (August 1856): 186-196.---. “The opera season of 1857.” Fraser’s Magazine 56 (August 1857): 151-157.---. “The opera season of 1858.” Fraser’s Magazine 58 (August 1858): 238-244.---. “Our musical autumn.” Fraser’s Magazine 42 (December 1850): 690-697.---. “Phases of music in Russia.” Fraser’s Magazine 50 (July 1854): 16-25.---. “Scottish Melodies.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (May 1831): 429-435.Watkins, M.G. “Into ballad-land [Scotland].” Fraser’s Magazine os 88 (November 1873):648-662.Wolf, Lucien. “The Sultan and the concert.” Fortnightly Review os 68 (August 1897):314-320.Wright, Thomas. “Old English political songs.” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (December 1833): 717-732.FranceAllingham, William. “A poet of the Lower French Empire [Baudelaire].” Fraser’s Magazine 80 (December 1869):769-775.Bastide, Charles. “M. Brunetière.” Fortnightly Review os 72 (September 1899):500-509.Brunetiere, Ferdinand. "On the essential characteristic of French literature." Fortnightly Review os 58 (Oct 1892): 525-538.Carlyle, Thomas. “Schiller, Goethe, and Madame de Staël.” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (March 1832): 171-176. Carrel, Frederic. “Stéphane Mallarmé.” Fortnightly Review os 63 (March 1895): 446-455.de Bury, Yetta Blaze. “Edmond de Goncourt.” Fortnightly Review os 66 (September 1896): 333-349.---. “Jules Lemaitre.” Fortnightly Review os 65 (April 1896): 547-561.---. “Madame Bartet, Sociétaire of the Comédie de Française.” Fortnightly Review os 67 (May 1897):760-771. ---. “Mounet Sully.” Fortnightly Review os 68 (December 1897):905-916.de la Ramée, Marie Louise. “Felice Cavallotti.” Fortnightly Review os 69 (April 1898):601-603.Delille, Edward. "Baudelaire; the man." Fortnightly Review os 55 (June 1891):977-984.---. "Guy de Maupassant." Fortnightly Review os 58 (July 1892): 50-64.Heraud, J.A. “French, German, and English philosophy.” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (November 1831):428-433.Lang, Andrew. "M. Renan's later works." Fortnightly Review os 47 (January 1887): 50-60.Lilly, W.S. “Lamennais.” Fortnightly Review os 72 (July 1899):73-84.Lynch, Hannah. “Alphonse Daudet.” Fortnightly Review os 69 (June 1898):943-956.Lytton, Robert. "A novelty in French fiction." Fortnightly Review 22 (September 1874): 293-307.Maginn, William. “France, Social, Literary, Political [by Henry Lytton Bulwer].” Fraser’s Magazine 11 (January 1835):59-65. Statham, H. Heathcote. “The Paris salons.” Fortnightly Review os 69 (June 1898):992-1007. Swinburne, Algernon Charles. "Victor Hugo, Choses Vues." Fortnightly Review os 48 (September 1887): 342-346.---. "Victor Hugo: La Légende des Siècles, Vol. V." Fortnightly Review os 40 (October 1883): 497-520.---. "Victor Hugo, Toute la Lyre (Part I)." ." Fortnightly Review os 51 (January 1889): 29-40.---. "Victor Hugo, Toute la Lyre (Part II, concl.)." Fortnightly Review os 51 (February 1889): 184-197.Symons, Arthur. “The problem of Gérard de Nerval [symbolist].” Fortnightly Review os 69 (January 1898):81-91. ---. “Stéphane Mallarmé [symbolist].”Fortnightly Review os 70 (November 1898):677-685.Symons, Arthur. “Villiers de L'Isle Adam [symbolist movement].” Fortnightly Review os 72 (August 1899):197-204. ---. “Victor Hugo.” Fraser’s Magazine 67 (March 1863):372-382.---. “Victor Hugo's L'Homme qui rit.” Fraser’s Magazine 80 (December 1869):798-805.Van de Velde, M.S. “Alexandre Dumas fils and his plays.” Fortnightly Review os 65 (January 1896): 94-103. Criticism, Philosophy, Aesthetics, & the Mind Allen, Grant. "The decay of criticism." Fortnightly Review os 37 (March 1882):339-351.---. "Genius and talent." Fortnightly Review os 50 (August 1888): 240-255.---. "The ways of orthodox critics." Fortnightly Review os 34 (September 1880):273-299.Allingham, W. “Some curiosities of criticism.” Fraser’s Magazine os 87 (January 1873):43-51.Archer, William. “Critics ‘Over the Coals.’”Fortnightly Review os 55 (Feb 1891): 285-291.Bailey, J.C. “Matthew Arnold.” Fortnightly Review os 65 (January 1896): 151-164.Blackie, John. “The relation of metaphysics to literature and science.” Fraser’s Magazine os 88 (August 1873):191-200.Brydges, Egerton. “An essay on originality of mind.” Fraser’s Magazine 15 (May 1837): 581-590.---. “On intellectual endowments.” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (September 1833): 291-301.Campbell, Lewis. “The growth of a thinker's mind: a study in Platonic Chronology.” Fortnightly Review os 69 (January 1898):36-56. Carlyle, Thomas. “Schiller.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (March 1831): 127-152.---. “Schiller, Goethe, and Madame de Staël.” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (March 1832): 171-176.Churchill, James. “[Introductory note to Schiller's] Wallenstein's Camp.” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (January 1831): 633-636. Clifford, W.K. "Body and mind." Fortnightly Review 22 (November 1874): 714-736. Cobbe, Frances Power. "The education of the emotions." Fortnightly Review os 49 (February 1888): 223-236.Conway, Moncure D. "Ralph Waldo Emerson." Fortnightly Review os 37 (June 1882): 747-770.Courtney, W.L. "Ralph Waldo Emerson." Fortnightly Review os 44 (September 1885): 319-331.de la Ramée, Marie Louise. “Unwritten literary laws.” Fortnightly Review os 72 (November 1899):803-814. Dennis, John. “Literary criticism and biography.” Fraser’s Magazine os 106 (October 1882):509-520.Dowden, Edward. “Fiction and its uses.” Fraser’s Magazine 72 (December 1865):746-760.---. "Hopes and fears for literature." Fortnightly Review os 51 (February 1889): 166-183.Forsyth, William. “Literary style (Part I).” Fraser’s Magazine 55 (March 1857): 249-264. ---. “Literary style (Part II, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine 55 (April 1857): 424-437.Galton, Francis. "Mental imagery." Fortnightly Review os 34 (September 1880):312-324.---. "The visions of sane persons." Fortnightly Review os 35 (June 1881):729-740.Gattie, Walter Montague. "What English people read." Fortnightly Review os 52 (September 1889): 307-321.Geikie, Archibald. "Scenery and the imagination." Fortnightly Review os 59 (APril 1893): 547-573.Hamerton, Philip Gilbert. “The artistic spirit.” Fortnightly Review 1 (15 June 1865): 332-343.Harrison, Frederic. “On the supposed necessity of certain metaphysical problems.” Fortnightly Review 18 (November 1872): 517-529.Henderson, J. Scot. "Reasoned realism [G.H. Lewes and positivism]." Fortnightly Review (October1875): 519-535. Heraud, John A. “Coleridgeiana.” Fraser’s Magazine 11 (January 1835):50-58.---. "Coleridge's Table-Talk." Fraser’s Magazine 12 (August 1835): 123-135.---. “French, German, and English philosophy.” Fraser’s Magazine 4 (November 1831):428-433. ---. “Some account of Coleridge's philosophy [Aids to Reflection].” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (June 1832): 585-597. Hillebrand, Karl. “Caroline Schlegel (Part I).” Fortnightly Review 17 (April 1872): 408-427.Hillebrand, Karl. “Caroline Schlegel (Part II, concl.).” Fortnightly Review 17 (May 1872): 549-576.Ingleby, C.M. “From fable to fact.” Fortnightly Review 1 (1 August 1865): 733-741.---. “The ideality of the rainbow.” Fortnightly Review 2 (15 October 1865): 571-578.Lang, Andrew. "Lady book lovers." Fortnightly Review os 46 (November 1886): 633-640.Lewes, George Henry. “The heart and the brain.” Fortnightly Review 1 (15 May 1865): 66-74.---. “Mr. Grote’s Plato.” Fortnightly Review 2 (1 September 1865): 169-183.Linton, Eliza Lynn. "The irresponsibilities of genius." Fortnightly Review os 50 (October 1888): 521-536.Lubbock, Montagu. "On the development of the coloursense." Fortnightly Review os 37 (April 1882): 518-529.Maginn, William. “Ars ridendi; or, Hook and Hood - on laughter.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (March 1831): 154-162.Mill, J.S. “Berkeley's life and writings.” Fortnightly Review 16 (November 1871): 505-524.Morley, John. "On popular culture: an address." Fortnightly Review 26 (November 1876): 632-650. ---. “Rousseau's influence on European thought.” Fortnightly Review 17 (May 1872): 494-508.---. “Turgot's two discourses at the Sorbonne.” Fortnightly Review 16 (September 1871): 261-278.Müller, Friedrich Max. "Metaphor as a mode of abstraction." Fortnightly Review os 46 (November 1886): 617-632.Newman, F.W. “Literature and Dogma [by Matthew Arnold].” Fraser’s Magazine os 88 (July 1873):114-134.Norman, Henry. "Theories and practice of modern fiction." Fortnightly Review os 40 (December 1883): 870-886.Paget, Violet. “Beauty and sanity.” Fortnightly Review os 64 (August 1895): 252-268.Pater, Walter H. "A study of Dionysius [No. I, no more published]." Fortnightly Review 26 (December 1876): 752-772.---. "Style." Fortnightly Review os 50 (December 1888): 728-743. Poynter, Edward J. “Beauty and realism, in construction and decoration.” Fortnightly Review 15 (June 1871): 709-730.Salmon, Edward G. "What boys read." Fortnightly Review os 45 (February 1886): 248-259.Shepherd, Lady Mary. “Lady Mary Shepherd's metaphysics.” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (July 1832):697-708. Simcox, Edith J. “Cause and design.” Fortnightly Review 18 (December 1872): 692-708.Smith, Nowell C. “Coleridge and his critics.” Fortnightly Review os 64 (September 1895): 340-354. Stephen, Leslie. “Warburton.” Fortnightly Review 17 (February 1872): 155-175.Stirling, James Hutchison. “Kant refuted by dint of muscle.” Fortnightly Review 18 (October 1872): 413-437.Story-Maskelyne, Nevil. “The science and aesthetics of colour.” Fraser’s Magazine 52 (November 1855): 503-516.Sully, James. “The aesthetics of human character.” Fortnightly Review 15 (April 1871): 505-520.---. "Hartmann's philosophy of the unconscious." Fortnightly Review 26 (August 1876): 242-262.---. “Philosophy and modern culture.” Fortnightly Review os 73 (January 1900):121-134.Symonds, John Addington. "Beauty, composition, expression, characterization." Fortnightly Review os 49 (February 1888): 211-222.---. "Caricature, the fantastic, the grotesque." Fortnightly Review os 49 (April 1888): 518-525.Thomas, Bertha. “Critics in Wonderland: a study.” Fraser’s Magazine os 93 (January 1876):13-21.Traill, H.D. "The analysis of humour." Fortnightly Review os 38 (September 1882):347-357.---. “The analytical humorist.” Fortnightly Review os 66 (July 1896):137-147.[Unknown.] “Genius and the public.” Fraser’s Magazine 18 (September1838): 379-396. ---. “On the present state of literary criticism in England.” Fraser’s Magazine 21 (February 1840): 190-200.Whibley, Charles. “Language and style.” Fortnightly Review os 71 (January 1899):100-109.Wilde, Oscar. "Pen, pencil, and poison: a study." Fortnightly Review os 51 (January 1889): 41-54.Wingfield, Lewis. "Realism behind the footlights." Fortnightly Review os 41 (April 1884):472-481.The Supernatural; also Phrenology, and other “Sciences”Bain, Alexander. “Phrenology and psychology.” Fraser’s Magazine 61 (May 1860):692-708. ---. “The propensities, according to phrenology, examined (Part I).” Fraser’s Magazine 62 (September 1860): 331-347.---. “The sentiments, according to phrenology, examined (Part II).” Fraser’s Magazine 62 (November 1860): 620-636.---. “The sentiments, according to phrenology, examined (Part III).” Fraser’s Magazine 63 (February 1861):246-259.---. “The intellectual faculties, according to phrenology, examined (Part IV, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine 63 (June 1861):715-730. Beaton, P.C. “A chapter on superstition.” Fraser’s Magazine 67 (May 1863):645-664.Bradley, F.H. "The evidences of spiritualism." Fortnightly Review os 44 (December 1885): 811-826.Carlyle, J.A. “Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft by Sir Walter Scott.” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (December 1830): 507-519. ---. “On alchemy and the alchemists.” Fraser’s Magazine 3 (April 1831): 321-334. Carpenter, William. “Mesmerism, odylism, table-turning, and spiritualism: consideredhistorically and scientifically (Lecture I).” Fraser’s Magazine os 95 (February 1877):135-157.---. “Mesmerism, odylism, table-turning and spiritualism (Lecture II, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine os 95 (March 1877):382-405.---. “Psychological curiosities of spiritualism.” Fraser’s Magazine os 96 (November 1877):541-564.Cassels, Walter R. "A reply to Professor Lightfoot's article on Supernatural Religion." Fortnightly Review 23 (January 1875): 1-26.Conway, M.D. “Demonology (Parts I-II).” Fraser’s Magazine os 86 (November 1872):596-613.---. “Demonology (Parts III-IV, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine os 86 (December 1872):697-719.Cullinan, Max. “Virgilius the enchanter.” Fortnightly Review 17 (June 1872): 642-652. Dowden, Edward. "An eighteenth-century mystic [Marquis de Marsay]." Fortnightly Review os 53 (January 1890): 47-66.Giles, Herbert A. “Mesmerism, planchette, and spiritualism in China.” Fraser’s Magazine os 99 (February 1879):238-245. Hayward, Abraham. “Spiritualism, as related to religion and science.” Fraser’s Magazine 71 (January 1865):22-42.Haweis, H. R. "Ghosts and their photos." Fortnightly Review os 59 (Jan 1893): 116-129.Irving, Edward. “On recent manifestations of spiritual gifts (No. III, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (April 1832): 316-320.Lewes, George Henry. "Spiritualism and materialism (Part I)." Fortnightly Review 25 (April 1876): 479-493. ---. "Spiritualism and materialism (Part II, concl.)." Fortnightly Review 25 (May 1876): 707-719.Luys, Jules. "The latest discoveries in hypnotism (Part I)." Fortnightly Review os 53 (June 1890): 896-921.---. "The latest discoveries in hypnotism (Part II, concl.)." Fortnightly Review os 54 (Aug 1890): 168-183.MacColl, Malcolm. “Supernatural religion.” Fraser’s Magazine os 90 (September 1874):367-377.Moir, D.M. “Occult science.” Fraser’s Magazine 22 (July 1840): 1-16.Morley, John. "A recent work on supernatural religion [Supernatural Religion by W.R. Cassels]." Fortnightly Review 22 (October 1874): 504-518.Rhys, Ernest. “The new mysticism [on Fiona Macleod {pseud. of William Sharp}].” Fortnightly Review os 73 (June 1900):1045-1056. Richards, Thomas. “The philosophy of apparitions.” Fraser’s Magazine 2 (August 1830): 33-41.Russell, John. "Experiences of spiritualism." Fortnightly Review 21 (January 1874): 82-91. Salmon, George. “Spirit rapping a hundred and fifty years ago.” Fortnightly Review os 3 (1 February 1866): 721-734. [Unknown.] “Alchemy.” Fraser’s Magazine 19 (April 1839): 446-455.---. “The arcana of Freemasonry.” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (November 1833): 568-575.---. “A chapter on sorcerers, loups-garoux, and other mauvais sujets.” Fraser’s Magazine 20 (July1839): 30-38.---. "The last of the supernaturalists [William Blake]." Fraser’s Magazine 1 (March 1830): 217-235.---. “Magiana; or, The mysteries of natural and artificial magic.” Fraser’s Magazine 7 (January 1833): 73-78. ---. “Magiana; or, The mysteries of natural and artificial magic (No. II, concl.).” Fraser’s Magazine 7 (March 1833): 331-340. ---. “Mr. George Combe and the philosophy of phrenology.” Fraser’s Magazine 22 (November 1840): 509-520. ---. “Oneiromancy [on dreams].” Fraser’s Magazine 19 (May 1839): 513-528.---. “Romantic fables and popular superstitions [dragons].” Fraser’s Magazine 45 (February 1852): 215-224.---. “Spiritualism.” Fraser’s Magazine 66 (October 1862):516-528.Wallace, Alfred R. "A defence of modern spiritualism (Part I)." Fortnightly Review 21 (May 1874): 630-657.Wallace, Alfred R. "A defence of modern spiritualism (Part II, misprinted III, concl.)." Fortnightly Review 21 (June 1874): 760-784. Wright, Thomas. “The national fairy mythology of England.” Fraser’s Magazine 10 (July 1834): 51-62. Yeats, W.B. “Irish witch doctors.” Fortnightly Review os 74 (September 1900):440-456.By Margaret OliphantOliphant, Margaret. “Earthbound; a story of the seen and the unseen.” Fraser’s Magazine os 101 (January 1880):118-144. ---. “The grievances of women.” Fraser’s Magazine os 101 (May 1880):698-710.And for Wholesome Amusement. . . .Boyd, A.K.H. “Concerning the advantages of being a cantankerous fool; with somethoughts on the treatment of incapacity.” Fraser’s Magazine 74 (September 1866):347-352.Corbet, W.J. "Is insanity on the increase?" Fortnightly Review os 41 (April 1884):482-494.Daly, E.D. “The legal advantages of being a drunkard.” Fortnightly Review os 72 (July 1899): 85-100.de Watteville, A. "Sleep and its counterfeits." Fortnightly Review os 47 (May 1887): 732-742.Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge. "Some popular fallacies about vivisection." Fortnightly Review 23 (June 1875): 847-854.Galton, Francis. “Statistical inquiries into the efficacy of prayer.” Fortnightly Review (August 1872): 125-135.Gordon, Alice M. “The development of decorative electricity.” Fortnightly Review os 55 (February 1891): 278-284. Hardy, J.F. “Things we have eaten: rambling thoughts of a rambling feeder.” Fraser’s Magazine os 89 (June 1874):787-794.Jeune, Susan Mary E. “The ethics of shopping.” Fortnightly Review os 63 (January 1895): 123-132.Johnston, Charles. “The world's baby-talk and the expressiveness of speech.” Fortnightly Review os 66 (October 1896):494-505. Johnston, H.H. "The ethics of cannibalism." Fortnightly Review os 51 (January 1889): 18-28.Macnish, Robert. “The philosophy of sneering.” Fraser’s Magazine 8 (September 1833): 302-310.[Unknown.] “The climax of cemeteries!” Fraser’s Magazine 5 (March 1832): 144-154.---. “Hair-love.” Fraser’s Magazine 34 (December 1846):641-646.Waring, Charles Henry. “The bubble-girl: a historiette [satire on Carlyle's style].” Fraser’s Magazine 40 (November 1849): 513-522. 

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