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Textual Criticism and Literary Sociology by G. Thomas Tanselle

Printing at Froben's: An Eye-Witness Account by Johan Gerritsen

Copy-Text and Its Variants in Some Recent Chaucer Editions by Joseph A. Dane

Bibliographical Methods for Identifying Unknown Printers in Elizabethan/Jacobean Books by Adrian Weiss

Reconstruction and Adaptation in Q Henry V by Kathleen Irace

Jonson's Authorization of Type in Sejanus and Other Early Quartos by John Jowett

'Travelling West-Ward': The Lost Letter from Johathan Swift to Charles Ford by Clive Probyn

Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine, 1731-77: A Supplement to Kuist by Emily Lorraine de Montluzin

A Collaboration in Learning: The Gentleman's Magazine and Its Ingenious Contributors by James M. Kuist

John Nichols's Notes in the Scholarly Commentary of Others by Arthur Sherbo

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A Mixed Bag from the Bookman of New York by Arthur Sherbo

A Bibliographical Analysis of the Manuscript of D. H. Lawrence's The White Peacock by A. R. Atkins

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Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine, 1731-77: A Supplement to Kuist
by
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin

When James M. Kuist published The Nichols File of The Gentleman's Magazine: Attributions of Authorship and Other Documentation in Editorial Papers at the Folger Library (Madison: U of Wisconsin P, 1982), he provided scholars of the periodical press with an indispensable resource: the identification of authorship of almost 13,000 hitherto anonymous articles, reviews, poems, and other items appearing in the Gentleman's Magazine. Kuist's list, though breathtaking in its accomplishment, is designedly limited in scope. Confined as it is to the handwritten attributions of authorship entered by the GM's long-standing editor, John Nichols, members of his family, and their associates into the office copy of the Gentleman's (now housed at the Folger Library), Kuist's list necessarily makes no use of a wealth of other sources. It does not incorporate, for example, attributions found in Nichols's two massive sets of miscellaneous material on the eighteenth-century world of letters, the nine-volume Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century (1812-15) and the eight-volume Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth Century (1817-58). Neither does it include attributions of authorship for articles bearing known pseudonyms or initials. Nor does it incorporate lists compiled by C. Lennart Carlson, Donald F. Bond, and Albert Pailler of the authors of poetry appearing in the early volumes of the GM.[1] Likewise Kuist, with two exceptions, makes no attempt to include Samuel Johnson's contributions to the Gentleman's in The Nichols File.[2] Furthermore, though Kuist's list is voluminous for the period from the 1780s to 1856, when John Nichols and his descendants dominated to varying degrees the history of the GM, it is predictably short of material for the pre-Nichols epoch, the period from the founding of the GM in 1731 through the 1770s.

Since The Nichols File made its appearance in 1982, Arthur Sherbo has twice updated Kuist's list with a substantial number of additional attributions of authorship.[3] The following list is designed to serve as a further update

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of Kuist, covering the period before 1778, the year John Nichols became a principal proprietor of the Gentleman's Magazine and thus took the first step in the assumption of personal control over the GM that would last nearly five decades. As very few of Kuist's approximately 13,000 attributions fall within the pre-1778 epoch, the resultant addition of 859 attributions of authorship involving some 41 contributors should provide important information about the GM's early years. In addition, the following list includes the first full tabulation of approximately 300 reviews signed "X.," which appeared from April 1767 through March 1773 and which have been proven to have been the work of John Hawkesworth.[4] The complete "X." list has never before appeared in print and is included here in order to make the present compilation as comprehensive as possible.[5]

To be of maximum service to scholars, the following update of Kuist's list is designed to be accessible by article as well as by author. It therefore retains Kuist's valuable device of cross-listing material, permitting readers to look up an article by means of its chronological listing in order to determine who wrote it, as well as to look up an author by name in order to see a synopsis of his contributions. Shortened titles of articles appear throughout, and entries carry the following designations:

L: letter to Sylvanus Urban
A: article, note, or query
R: review
V: poetry
O: obituary
S: staff item of editorial content

In the chronological table the source of each attribution appears in brackets following the contributor's name. Those attributions assigned on the basis of the use of known signatures bear the designation "Sig.," followed by the relevant pseudonym or initials. Abbreviated titles used in the chronological listing of additions to the Kuist list are as follows:

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Brett-James Brett-James, Norman G. The Life of Peter Collinson. London: Dunstan, [1926].
GM Gentleman's Magazine.
Illust. Nichols, John. Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth Century. 8 vols. London, 1817-58.
Lit. Anec. ---. Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century. 9 vols. London, 1812-15.
Med. Trans. Medical Transactions.
Phil. Trans. Philosophical Transactions.

ADDITIONS TO KUIST'S NICHOLS FILE: CHRONOLOGICAL LISTING IN THE GM

2 (1732): 822. V: "Week's Occurrences." Edward Cave. [GM ns 2 (1857): 386]
5 (1735): 734-736. V: Chronicle of the month in verse. Edward Cave. [GM ns 2 (1857): 386]
7 (1737): 631. V: "Roberto Freind." Robert Lowth [?]. [Lit. Anec. 5: 88]
16 (1746): 545-546. L: Inscription. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
17 (1747): 180. L: Inscription. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
19 (1749): 288. S: Parag. re 2 preceding pamphlets. Edward Cave. [Lit. Anec. 1: 591]
19 (1749): 311-312. L: "Rusticlericus's Answer." John Jones. [Lit. Anec. 1: 586]
19 (1749): 413n. S: Note re Free and Candid Disquisitions. Edward Cave. [Lit. Anec. 1: 591]
20 (1750): 68-69. L: On fungi. Richard Pulteney. [Lit. Anec. 8: 196]
20 (1750): 135. V: "To a favourite Dog." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "J.H."]
21 (1751): 111-112. L: "Poaching defined." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
21 (1751): 151. A: "Weather and Diseases." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
21 (1751): 195-196. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
21 (1751): 230. V: Trans. of "Tableau de Jugement Dernier." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "X."]
21 (1751): 243-244. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
21 (1751): 254-255. A: "Inscription explained." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
21 (1751): 293. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
21 (1751): 323. L: J.S.'s Ode enclosed. John Loveday the Elder. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
21 (1751): 344. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
21 (1751): 390. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
21 (1751): 422. L: "To Cato" enclosed. John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "J.H."]
21 (1751): 440. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
21 (1751): 488. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]

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21 (1751): 551-552. L: Addison vindicated. William Warburton. [Lit. Anec. 2: 443-444]
21 (1751): 561. L: "North American Plants." Peter Collinson. [Brett-James 227]
21 (1751): 577-578. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
22 (1752): iii. S: Preface. Edward Cave. [GM ns 2 (1857): 9]
22 (1752): 5-6. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
22 (1752): 56. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
22 (1752): 75. L: "Sima-rouba." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 740]
22 (1752): 102. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
22 (1752): 151-152. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
22 (1752): 202. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
22 (1752): 235. V: "Ode on May." John Loveday the Elder. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
22 (1752): 252. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
22 (1752): 300. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
22 (1752): 346. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
22 (1752): 396. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
22 (1752): 401. L: "Antient Coins." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
22 (1752): 443-444. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
22 (1752): 459-461. A: "Shakespeare's Falstaff." Philip Thicknesse [?]. [Sig.: "P.T."]
22 (1752): 497-498. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
22 (1752): 515-516. L: "Roman Inscription." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
22 (1752): 554-556. L: "Disproof of Miracle." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
22 (1752): 560-561. A: "New Electrical Experiment." Benjamin Franklin. [GM ns 2 (1857): 383]
22 (1752): 590-591. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 8. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 12-13. L: "Rebus." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
23 (1753): 63. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 66-67. L: "Mistake in Cambden [sic]." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
23 (1753): 92. L: Verses ("The wicked cry") enclosed. John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
23 (1753): 112. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 143. V: "On a D---." John Loveday the Elder. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
23 (1753): 158. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 209. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 226. L: James I's letter enclosed. Philip Thicknesse [?]. [Sig.: "P.T."]
23 (1753): 260. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 267-268. L: "Old Proverb." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]

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23 (1753): 305. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 331-332. L: "Ancient Inscriptions." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [Sig.: GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
23 (1753): 354-355. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 401. A: "Weather (conc.)." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 401. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 411-412. L: Roman gem. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
23 (1753): 412-413. L: "Virgil misunderstood." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
23 (1753): 421-423. L: Homer, Shakespeare, Virgil, and Milton. John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
23 (1753): 453-454. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 465. L: "Text and Gloss." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
23 (1753): 502. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 553-554. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
23 (1753): 568. L: "Passage in Horace." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
23 (1753): 601-602. A: "Critical Remarks on Virgil." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
24 (1754): 8. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
24 (1754): 58. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
24 (1754): 66-67. A: "Proverbial saying." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
24 (1754): 106. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
24 (1754): 109-111. L: "Antique Inscription." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
24 (1754): 151-152. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
24 (1754): 157-160. L: "Antient Inscription." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
24 (1754): 161-162. L: "Antient Syrinx." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
24 (1754): 204. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
24 (1754): 211-212. L: "Proverb explained." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
24 (1754): 212. L: "Derivation of the Word cate." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
24 (1754): 256. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
24 (1754): 282. L: "Anglo-Saxon Fragment." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
24 (1754): 303 A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
24 (1754): 305-306. L: "A strange Bird." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
24 (1754): 309. L: "Antient Inscription." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
24 (1754): 310-311. L: "Lord's Prayer." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]

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24 (1754): 352. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
24 (1754): 363. L: Further discussion of the Lord's Prayer. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
24 (1754): 400. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
24 (1754): 407-408. L: "Antient Motto and Inscription." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
24 (1754): 408. L: "Antient Motto." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
24 (1754): 413-415. L: "A Learned Taylor [Robert Hill]." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "J.H."]
24 (1754): 415-416. L: "English Proverb." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
24 (1754): 445-446. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
24 (1754): 459-460. L: "Ancient Seal." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
24 (1754): 475. L: "Bolingbroke's Philosophy." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "H.J."]
24 (1754): 493-494. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
24 (1754): 494-495. L: "Antient Inscription." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
24 (1754): 508. A: "French Word." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
24 (1754): 546-548. L: Further discussion of the Lord's Prayer. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 979]
24 (1754): 594-595. L: "Swearing." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 6. L: Warburton's Macbeth. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 6-7. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
25 (1755): 7. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
25 (1755): 25-29. L: "Wolsey." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 55. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
25 (1755): 59-61. A: "Fire-eating Art." Ellis Farneworth [?]. [Lit. Anec. 2: 391-392]
25 (1755): 84. V: Elegy. Joseph Robertson. [Sig.: "Eusebius"]
25 (1755): 103. A: "Diseases." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
25 (1755): 106-108. A: "Case of Charles Brandon." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 108. L: "Female Impostor in France." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
25 (1755): 152. A: "Diseases." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
25 (1755): 197. A: "Weather [for March]." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
25 (1755): 197. A: "Weather [for April]." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
25 (1755): 197-198. A: "Weather for May." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
25 (1755): 211. L: "Immur'd Skeleton." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]

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25 (1755): 212-213. L: "Critical Explanations." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 246. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
25 (1755): 265. L: "Genesis xiv. 6." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 272-274. L: "Maiden-Way." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 299-302. A: "Wolsey." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 321. L: Exod. 9. 31-32. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 321. L: "Pontopidan." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 343. A: "Weather." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
25 (1755): 345-347. L: "Wolsey." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 394-395. L: "Antient and fabulous History." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 438. L: "Answer to Lasenbiensis." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 439. A: "Weather, for September." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
25 (1755): 439. A: "Weather for October." John Fothergill. [Lit. Anec. 9: 738, 740]
25 (1755): 451-452. A: "To Lasenbiensis." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 494. L: "Of antient Mythology." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 495. L: "Pierce [sic] Plowman." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 503-504. L: "White-pine." Peter Collinson. [Brett-James 228-229]
25 (1755): 541-542. L: "Pibley Dam." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
25 (1755): 550-551. L: "American Pine." Peter Collinson. [Brett-James 228-229]
26 (1756): 16. A: "American Firr-tree." Peter Collinson. [Brett-James 228-229]
26 (1756): 17-18. L: "Case of Chanticleer." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 980]
26 (1756): 71-72. L: "Cruelty of terrifying weak Minds." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
26 (1756): 113-114. L: "Cultivation of Exotics." Peter Collinson. [Brett-James 228-229]
26 (1756): 131. L: "Virgil Illustrated." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
26 (1756): 164-165. L: "Northern Lights." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
26 (1756): 172-173. A: "To Granticola." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]

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26 (1756): 223-225. L: "Albumazar." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
26 (1756): 229-230. L: Ancient customs." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
26 (1756): 330-332. L: "Sect of Philosophers." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
26 (1756): 486. L: "Land and Sea Officers." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
26 (1756): 559-560. L: "Antique Figure." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
27 (1757): 58. L: "Militia Bill." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
27 (1757): 59-60. A: "Passage in Juvenal." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
27 (1757): 123-124. L: "Coluber of Virgil." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
27 (1757): 127-128. A: "Gemsege's Reply." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
27 (1757): 215-216. L: "Passage of Virgil." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
27 (1757): 256. L: "Critical Remark on Horace." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
27 (1757): 305-306. L: "Anglo-Saxon Coins." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
27 (1757): 487-491. A: "Dean Swift." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Illust. 5: 380]
27 (1757): 498-499. L: "Tradesmen's Tokens." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
27 (1757): 559-560. L: "Excisemens [sic] Widows." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
27 (1757): 560-561. L: "Violin." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
28 (1758): 20-21. L: "New military Establishment." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [Sig.: "T. Row"]
28 (1758): 21-22. L: "Thoresby's Coin." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
28 (1758): 173-174. L: "Country dance." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
28 (1758): 210-211. L: On serpents. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
28 (1758): 211. A: "Question to the Naturalists." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
28 (1758): 261-262. L: "Sleep of Plants." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
28 (1758): 312-313. L: "Bull's blood." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
28 (1758): 320. L: "Oracles." Joseph Robertson. [Sig.: "Eusebius"]
28 (1758): 321. L: "Passage in Martial." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
28 (1758): 418. A: "Decency in the Repositories of the Dead." Joseph Robertson. [Sig.: "Eusebius"]

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28 (1758): 422. L: Ars Poetica. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
28 (1758): 435: V: On Count of Gisors. Matthew Maty. [Lit. Anec. 3: 258]
28 (1758): 465-466. L: "Obsolete Latin Word." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 981]
28 (1758): 477. L: "On Cemeteries." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "X."]
28 (1758): 570-571. L: "Passage in Virgil." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
29 (1759): 15-16. L: "Rustic Philosophy." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
29 (1759): 65-68. A: "Stone Coffin." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
29 (1759): 115-117. L: "Sealing Deeds." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
29 (1759): 164-165. L: "Wives of Prelates." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
29 (1759): 211-212. L: "Cicero de Senectute corrected." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
29 (1759): 270-272. L: "Bumper." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
29 (1759): 326-327. L: "Stature of Jesus Christ." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
29 (1759): 407-408. L: "Roman Inscription." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
29 (1759): 481-482. A: "Incident in Careless Husband." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
29 (1759): 571. A: "Geographer of Ravenna." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
29 (1759): 587. V: "The Year Fifty-Nine." John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 276]
29 (1759): 593. V: "To a Great Minister." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
30 (1760): 337. V: "To Col. Clive." John Duncombe. [GM 56-i (1786): 451]
30 (1760): 382. V: "Herefordshire Grove." John Duncombe. [GM 56-i (1786): 452]
30 (1760): 382. V: "O Rus." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
30 (1760): 501-502. L: "Narrow Streets in London." Charles Rogers. [Illust. 8: 453]
30 (1760): 514-515. L: "Remarkable Cavalcade." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
31 (1761): 38. V: "My lov'd Boscawen dead!" John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
31 (1761): 125. L: "Stone Coffin." John Duncombe [?]. [Sig.: "J.D."]
31 (1761): 374. V: "Happy the man." John Cowper. [Lit. Anec. 6: 615]
31 (1761): 376. V: "Arrival of the intended Queen." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "X."]
31 (1761): 456-459. L: "Management of the French." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
32 (1762): 35. L: Anecdote of Virgil. John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
32 (1762): 54-55. L: "Enabling Fellows of Colleges to Marry." John Love-day the Elder. [Sig.: "Academicus"]

280

32 (1762): 87. A: "From the Latin of M. Huet." John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
32 (1762): 567-569. L: "Christmas Festivals." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
33 (1763): 12-15. L: "Sorcery and Witchcraft." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii 1796): 982]
33 (1763): 81-82. L: "Passage in P. Mela." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
33 (1763): 160-162. A: "Passage in Othello." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
33 (1763): 223-224. L: "Criticism on the Short Introduction to English Grammar." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
33 (1763): 230-234. L: "Harrison's Time-Piece." John Nichols [?]. [Sig.: "Nauticus"]
33 (1763): 340. L: "Remarkable Inscription." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "J.H."]
33 (1763): 395-396. L: "Festival of St Paul." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
33 (1763): 441-442. L: "Ducarel's Repertory." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
33 (1763): 480-481. L: "Progress of the Sciences." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
33 (1763): 486. L: "Method to recover drowned Persons." John Nichols [?]. [Sig.: "Nauticus"]
33 (1763): 585-586. L: "Holy Places at Jerusalem." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
33 (1763): 598-601. L: "Character of King Charles the Second." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
34 (1764): 85-86. L: "Tasso's Jerusalem." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
34 (1764): 111. L: "Republic of Babine." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "J.H."]
34 (1764): 329-330. L: "Fairfax's Translation of Tasso." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
34 (1764): 361-363. L: "Further Remarks on Fairfax's Translation of Tasso." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
34 (1764): 464. L: "Passage in Virgil." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
34 (1764): 522-526. L: "Improvements in Agriculture." David Henry. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
34 (1764): 537. L: On Gen. 30. 37, 39. John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
34 (1764): 537. L: West Country clergyman. John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
34 (1764): 607-608. L: "Cross in Cheapside." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
34 (1764): 632. L: Agricultural improvements. David Henry. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
35 (1765): 6-7. A: Trans. from Huetiana. John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
35 (1765): 72-73. L: "Grave Stones." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
35 (1765): 112-114. A: "Anecdotes from Huet." John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]

281

35 (1765): 159-160. A: "Sycamore." Peter Collinson. [Brett-James 231]
35 (1765): 212. A: "Physic Garden." Peter Collinson. [Brett-James 235]
35 (1765): 335. V: "Spring." John Nichols. [Illust. 8: xiii]
35 (1765): 511-514. A: "Rattle-Snakes." John Bartram. [Brett-James 234]
36 (1766): 160. L: "Foul Salt." David Henry. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
36 (1766): 175-177. L: "Improvements in Husbandry." David Henry. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
36 (1766): 186. L: "April Fool." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
36 (1766): 203-204. A: "Bishop of St. Davids." William Dodd [?]. [Illust. 5: 766]
36 (1766): 260. L: "Robin Hood." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
36 (1766): 282. L: Insect nest. David Henry. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
36 (1766): 301. L: Papers re Spanish trade in Jamaica enclosed. David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
36 (1766): 331. L: "Chestnut-Tree." Peter Collinson. [Brett-James 233]
36 (1766): 421-423. A: "Political Anecdotes." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "J.H."]
36 (1766): 424-425. A: "Political Anecdotes." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "J.H."]
36 (1766): 569-570. A: "Metempsychosis Illustrated." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
37 (1767): 106-107. A: "Regalls." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
37 (1767): 171-172. R: Quarantine. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 172. R: Letter to the proprietors of India stock. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 172-173. R: The Ghost. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 173-174. R: Elegies. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 174-178. R: History of civil society. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 178-180. R: Belisarius. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 243-244. L: "Montego." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
37 (1767): 256-257. L: "Elephants." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
37 (1767): 262. R: The Buck. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 262. R: Poetical Epistles and Tunbridge epistles. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 262. R: Dearness of provision. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 262. R: Crito. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 262-264. R: Cries of Blood. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 264-265. R: New topic of conversation. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 265-266. R: Great events. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 266. R: Scheme to pay off the national debt. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 266-268. R: Tables and Tracts. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]

282

37 (1767): 268-269. R: Letters on the British Museum. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 307. A: "Passage in Virgil." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
37 (1767): 309-313. R: Original Genius. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 313-314. R: Method of inoculating. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 314-315. R: Idylliums of Theocritus. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 315-316. R: Works of Metastasio. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 316-317. R: Medical Advice. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 317. R: Manners of the Times. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 317-318. R: Letter to the people. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 318-319. R: Remarks on Rousseau. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 319-320. R: Henry the Second. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 346-347. L: "Achilles." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito."]
37 (1767): 357-358. L: "Passage in Homer." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
37 (1767): 361-362. R: Dorando. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 362-365. R: Diseases. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 365. R: Two Letters. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 365-366. R: History of Nourjahad. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 366-368. R: Letters of Lady M---y W---y M---e [Mary Wortley Montagu]. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 368-372. R: Examination of Doctor Benjamin Franklin. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 372-373. R: Amaranth. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 408. L: "Richard Plantagenet." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
37 (1767): 409-410. R: Prospect of Liberty. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 411-412. R: Address to the Public. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 412. R: A sleepy sermon. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 412. R: Short animadversions. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 412-413. R: Comparative observations. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 413. R: Letter to the Marquis of Granby. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 413. R: Growth of popery. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 413. R: A caution. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 413-415. R: Treating small-pox. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 415. R: London Merchant. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 415-416. R: Miracles of the Gospel. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 416. R: Speeches of the Lords of Council and Session. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]

283

37 (1767): 441-442. L: "Origin of a common Phrase." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
37 (1767): 443-444. L: "Antiquities." Richard Gough. [Lit. Anec. 6: 271]
37 (1767): 453-456. A: Trans., Life of Huet. John Duncombe. [List. Anec. 8: 277]
37 (1767): 458-460. R: Tour to the East. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 460-462. R: Narrative of the Proceedings. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 462-464. R: A Dialogue. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 464-467. R: 2 pamphlets re Harrison's watch. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 468. R: Health. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 488. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
37 (1767): 498. L: "Coin of Vespasian." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
37 (1767): 505-507. R: Affairs of Ireland. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 507-508. R: Narrative of Facts. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 508-510. R: Answer to a Pamphlet. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 510. R: Remarks on the Answer. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 511. R: "Y." 's remarks on Langton. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 511-512. R: Trials of James Brownrigg, and John his Son. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 512-514. R: Letters of Montesquieu. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 514-515. R: Letter to the Lord-Mayor. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 529-531. S: "Price of Provisions." David Henry. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
37 (1767): 542. L: "Contusions in Elephants [sic] Teeth." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
37 (1767): 548. L: "Coin." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
37 (1767): 549. L: Vine's illustration. Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
37 (1767): 553. R: Poems by Dr. Dodd. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 553-554. R: Psalms of David. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 554-556. R: Manner of inoculating. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 556-558. R: Cause of Fevers. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 558-560. R: Considerations [re Welsh benefices]. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 560-561. R: Douglas Cause. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 561. R: Priest in Rhime. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 561-562. R: Peep behind the Curtain. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 572. A: "Eruption of Mount Vesuvius." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
37 (1767): 580-581. L: "Reading Romances." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 982]
37 (1767): 591-592. R: Letter to Madan. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 592-594. R: Aldwinckle. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]

284

37 (1767): 594. R: National Establishments. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 594. R: Doubts concerning the Confessional. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 595-596. R: Venereal Disease. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 596. R: Essay on Manilius. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 596. R: Letter to Lord Clive. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 596-599. R: Price of Provisions. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 599-600. R: Widowed Wife. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 600-601. R: Patriotism. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 601. R: Hortonian Miscellany. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 640. R: Collection of Poetry. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
37 (1767): 640. R: Cooper's Well. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 5-6. L: "Journey into Wales." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "P.Q."]
38 (1768): 18-20. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
38 (1768): 23-24. L: "Suttonian Secret." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
38 (1768): 28. R: Conversation, a Poem. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 28-29. R: Britannia. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 29-31. R: Revelation of St. John. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 31. R: Memoirs of the Seraglio. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 31. R: Apology for Lord Baltimore. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 31-32. R: Royal Merchant. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 32-34. R: 2 pamphlets re living of A---w---le. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 34-35. R: Thoughts, Essays, and Maxims. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 35-36. R: Temple of Gnidos. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 36. R: Dearness of Provisions. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 38. V: "To the Earl of Chesterfield." Walter Harte [?]. [Illust. 5: 791]
38 (1768): 57-61. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
38 (1768): 63. L: Registers of births and deaths. David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
38 (1768): 78-82. R: False Delicacy and Goodnatured Man. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 82-85. R: Apology for the Catholicks. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 109. L: "Vulgar Error." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
38 (1768): 121-122. L: Ton of gold. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
38 (1768): 127-131. R: State of the Differences. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 131-132. R: Gout. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 132-133. R: Battle of the Wigs. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 133. R: Poetical Works of Lady M---y W---y M---e [Mary Wortley Montagu]. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]

285

38 (1768): 133. R: Siege of the Castle. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 133. R: Annabella. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 133. R: No Rape. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 150-151. L: Crow. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
38 (1768): 172-177. R: Account of Corsica. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 177-180. R: Future life of Brute Creatures. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 180-187. R: Trial of Lord Baltimore. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 188. R: Sermons to Asses. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 188. R: Modern Chastity. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 208. L: "Rhinoceros." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "H.D."]
38 (1768): 212-213. L: Rousseau and Saurin. David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
38 (1768): 213-215. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
38 (1768): 218-219. L: "Discontented Mariners." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "J.H."]
38 (1768): 233-236. R: John Byron. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 237. S: Reply to "A.B." John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 269-270. L: "Virtual Representation." David Henry. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
38 (1768): 283-284. L: "To run a muck." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
38 (1768): 289-290. R: Defence of my Uncle. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 290-292. R: Adventures of Telemachus. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 292-293. R: Power of Alienation. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 293. R: Letter from a Farmer. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 313-316. L: "Insects." David Henry. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
38 (1768): 326-327. L: "Assassin." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
38 (1768): 327. L: "Clark's Cromwell." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
38 (1768): 333-335. R: Customs of Italy. John Hawkesworth ["X."]. [GM 38 (1768): 389]
38 (1768): 335-336. R: Expostulation. John Hawkesworth ["X."]. [GM 38 (1768): 389]
38 (1768): 336. R: Man of Forty Crowns and Princess of Babylon. John Hawkesworth ["X."]. [GM 38 (1768): 389]
38 (1768): 336. R: British Liberty. John Hawkesworth ["X."]. [GM 38 (1768): 389]
38 (1768): 336-338. R: Lectureships. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 338-340. R: Free Address. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 340. R: British Empire. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 355. L: Gen. Amherst. Michael Wodhull. [Sig.: "L.L."]
38 (1768): 356. A: More on Gen. Amherst. Michael Wodhull. [Sig.: "L.L."]
38 (1768): 373-376. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]

286

38 (1768): 382-383. R: Gardening. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 383. R: Letter to Shelburne. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 383-384. R: Free Trade. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 384. R: Inflammations. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 386. R: Things as they are. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 386-388. R: Letter from T. Harris. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 388-389. R: Ralph Hodgson. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 403. L: Rapin's History. David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
38 (1768): 426. L: Apostle-spoons and peg-tankards. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
38 (1768): 431-434. R: T. Harris Dissected. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 434. R: Account of Denmark. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 434-436. R: Essay on Diseases. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 436. R: Seasonable Letter. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 436-437. R: Principal Monarchies. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 437. R: Caricatura. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 459-460. L: "Brightness of the Northern Hemisphere." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
38 (1768): 462-464. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
38 (1768): 464. L: "Assassin." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "H.D."]
38 (1768): 475. A: "Peg-Tankard." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
38 (1768): 478-479. R: Account of Italy. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 479. R: Judgment of Paris. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 479-481. R: Predestination. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 481-483. R: History of Chess. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 483-484. R: Philosophical Essays. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 484-485. R: Passage in Homer. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 515-516. L: "Virgil defended." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "H.D."]
38 (1768): 523. L: "Secker's Death." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
38 (1768): 526. R: Gout. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 526-529. R: Phil. Trans. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 529-532. R: State of the Nation. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 532-533. R: Case of William Penrice. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 533. R: Modern Gallantry. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 533. R: Corsica. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 574-576. R: Grand Instructions. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 576-579. R: Phil. Trans. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 579-581. R: Cyrus. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 581. R: Complaint of Liberty. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 605-607. A: "Inscription." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
38 (1768): 608-609. L: "Ancient Barrows." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
38 (1768): 619-620. R: Hypocrite. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]

287

38 (1768): 620-621. R: Cobleriana. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 621. R: Masquerade. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 621-623. R: Phil. Trans. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
38 (1768): 623-625. R:Massachuset's [sic] Bay. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 5. L: "Bones." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
39 (1769): 19-21. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
39 (1769): 38-40. R: Thoughts on Government. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 40-44. R: Zingis. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 44-45. R: Acids. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 45. R: Art of Living in London. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 86-87. L: "Bones." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
39 (1769): 94-98. R: Britain and America. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 98-100. R: Reynolds' Discourse. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 100-101. R: Verses in memory. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 101-102. R: Phil. Trans. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 115-119. L: "Sir F. Goodwyn." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
39 (1769): 145-149. R: Essay on Guiana. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 150-152. R: Frederick and Pharamond. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 152-154. R: State of the Nation. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 122-126. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
39 (1769): 180-181. A: "Tobacco." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
39 (1769): 199. R: School for Rakes. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 199. R: Wit's Last Stake. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 199-200. R: The Sister. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 200. R: Fatal Discovery. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 200-205. R: History of an Atom. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 247-248. L: "Wallis' Antiquities." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
39 (1769): 252. L: "Song of Solomon." Samuel Denne [?]. [Sig.: "S.D."]
39 (1769): 254-255. R: State of the Nation. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 255-260. R: Life of Pope. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 279. L: Killing caterpillars. David Henry. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
39 (1769): 281-284. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
39 (1769): 288-289. L: "Curious Experiment." David Henry. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
39 (1769): 302-304. R: Gout. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 304-306. R: British Education. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 306-309. R: Election for Middlesex. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 309. R: Serious Considerations. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 309. R: Question stated. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 325-328. L: "Middlesex Election." David Henry. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
39 (1769): 328. A: "Family of Ellis." John Spicer [?]. [Sig.: "C---"]

288

39 (1769): 345. L: Virgil. Richard Gough. [Sig.: "H.D."]
39 (1769): 345-348. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
39 (1769): 350-353. R: Historical Anecdotes. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 353-355. R: Biographical History. John Hawkesworth [?]. [multi-part rev.; cont. signed "X."]
39 (1769): 382-385. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
39 (1769): 390-391. L: "Gout." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
39 (1769): 398. R: Yorick's Journey. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 398-400. R: American Traveller. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 401-403. R: Influence of Opinions. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 403-404. R: Biographical History. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 419-420. L: "Seed Wheat." David Henry. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
39 (1769): 425-427. L: "British Zoology." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
39 (1769): 427. L: "Frogs." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
39 (1769): 443. L: "Clark's Cromwell." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
39 (1769): 446-447. R: An Ode. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 447. R: Shakespeare's Garland. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 447-450. R: Conduct of Chatham. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 450-452. R: Animal Reproductions. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 494. R: Mirrour for the Multitude. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 494-498. R: Travels. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 498-499. R: Animal Reproductions. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 499-500. R: A Refutation. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 500-502. R: The Patriot. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 527. L: "Inscription." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
39 (1769): 542-546. R: Speech on Wilkes. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 546. R: Some Observations. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 576-579. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
39 (1769): 591-594. R: Travels. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 594-596. R: The Brothers. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 596-598. R: Letter to Hillsborough. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
39 (1769): 598-599. R: Letter to Grenville. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 8. L: Constantine. John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus."]
40 (1770): 12-16. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
40 (1770): 16. L: "Want of Character." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]

289

40 (1770): 21-23. L: "Berkley Castle." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
40 (1770): 29-32. R: Important Question. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 32-36. R: False Alarm. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 57-59. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
40 (1770): 70-71. L: "Controversy." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
40 (1770): 78-80. R: Letter to Johnson. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 80-83. R: Posthumous Works. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 83. R: Deserter. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 83-84. R: Phil. Trans. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 115-119. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
40 (1770): 125-126. R: Timanthes. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 126-129. R: Mungo Campbell. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 129-131. R: A Discourse. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 131-133. R: Phil. Trans. John Hawkesworth [?]. [multi-part rev.; earlier part signed "X."]
40 (1770): 133. R: Account in Rings. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 162-163. L: "Remarks on the Huetiana." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
40 (1770): 168-171. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
40 (1770): 174-177. R: Trial of William and John Spiggott. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 177-180. R: Peter Collinson. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 180-181. R: Whole proceedings. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 183. V: "To Mrs. S---." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "Q."]
40 (1770): 201-203. Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
40 (1770): 203-204. L: "Of Swallows." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "The Translator of the Huetiana"]
40 (1770): 222-223. R: Present Discontents. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 223-225. R: Letters from Voltaire. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 225-227. R: Word to the Wise. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 227-229. R: Phil. Trans. John Hawkesworth [?]. [multi-part rev.; earlier part signed "X."]
40 (1770): 251-254. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
40 (1770): 256-259. L: "Air of Italy." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "Q."]
40 (1770): 259. L: "Correction of Virgil." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
40 (1770): 262. L: "The Novelist." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
40 (1770): 271-273. R: Deserted Village. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 273-275. R: Sermons by a Lady. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 275-277. R: Phil. Trans. John Hawkesworth [?]. [multi-part rev.; earlier part signed "X."]
40 (1770): 280. V: "To John Gurney." John Duncombe [?]. [Sig.: "Crito"]
40 (1770): 290-292. L: "Harduin's Hypothesis." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
40 (1770): 295. L: "Gunnery." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
40 (1770): 307-310. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]

290

40 (1770): 310-311. L: "Rouse mistaken." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
40 (1770): 320. L: "Astronomers Royal." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
40 (1770): 321-323. R: Critical Observations. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 323-324. R: A Journey. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 324-325. R: English Language. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 353. L: "Progress of the Arts." John Duncombe [?]. [Sig.: "J.D."]
40 (1770): 355-357. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
40 (1770): 376-378. R: "Baretti's Travels." John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 378-382. R: Lame Lovers. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 382-383. R: Address to the Judges. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 407. S: Headnote to "Celebrated Entertainment." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
40 (1770): 415-416. L: "Duke of Essex." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
40 (1770): 426-428. R: "Baretti's Travels." John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 428-430. R: Guthrie's Grammar. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 430-431. R: Age of Lewis the XVth. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 431. R: Duke of Cumberland. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 449-452. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
40 (1770): 454-457. A: "Prévot's Novelists." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
40 (1770): 464. L: Voltaire's works. John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
40 (1770): 468. L: Passage in Virgil. Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
40 (1770): 470. R: Imprisonment for debt. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 470. R: Automaton. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 470-474. R: The Proceedings. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 474-476. R: "Baretti's Travels." John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 476. R: Thoughts English and Irish. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 479. V: "Sent to a Young Lady." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
40 (1770): 501-505. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
40 (1770): 505. L: Archbishop Laud. John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
40 (1770): 510-511. L: "Translation of antient Authors." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 527. R: Press Warrants. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 527-528. R: Letter to Mansfield. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 528. R: Two Speeches. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 528-530. R: "Baretti's Travels." John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 530-531. R: Plutarch's Lives. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 566-568. L: "Gift from the Clergy." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
40 (1770): 578-582. R: It is Well it is no Worse. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
40 (1770): 616-617. L: "Plautus." John Hawkesworth [?]. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 9-12. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
41 (1771): 30-31. R: Choir Gaur. Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]

291

41 (1771): 73-76. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
41 (1771): 77-80. R: Fevers. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 82-84. R: Temple of Compassion. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 84. R: Natural Paper. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 115-116. L: "Great." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
41 (1771): 120-121. L: Inscription. Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
41 (1771): 124-127. R: West Indian. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 127-128. R: Almeida. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 128-130. R: Critical Observations. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 130. R: Speeches at large. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 153. A: "Osney Abbey." William Huddesford. [Illust. 4: 456]
41 (1771): 154-156. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
41 (1771): 166. L: Princes called "the Great." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
41 (1771): 173-177. R: Shipwreck. John Hawkesworth [?]. [multi-part rev.; conc. signed "X."]
41 (1771): 177-180. R: Historical Extracts. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 204. L: Osney Abbey. William Huddesford. [Illust. 4: 456]
41 (1771): 206-207. S: Freedom of conscience. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 219-221. R: Shipwreck. John Hawkesworth [?]. [multi-part rev.; conc. signed "X."]
41 (1771): 221-222. R: Minstrel. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 222-224. R: State of Musick. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 225-227. R: Medea and Jason. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 252-255. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
41 (1771): 257. L: "Antiquities of Sarum." Mr. Haxman [?]. [Sig.: "Ignotus"]
41 (1771): 257. L: Hospital at Newton. Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
41 (1771): 262. L: "Curious Leonine Verses." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
41 (1771): 268-271. R: Shipwreck. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 271-274. R: Gout. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 274-277. R: An Address. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 277. R: Essay on Townshend. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 300-301. L: "Avarice." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
41 (1771): 315-317. R: Historia. Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
41 (1771): 321-323. R: A Discourse. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 323. R: History of France. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 323-325. R: Camoens' Lusiad. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 344. L: "George's Island." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
41 (1771): 350-351. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
41 (1771): 352-353. A: "Stature and Figure of Old People." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]

292

41 (1771): 363-366. R: Hermit of Warkwork. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 366-369. R: Book of Job. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 369-370. R: Doctor Dissected. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 370. R: The Debauchee. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 401-402. L: "Cruelty of Aurelians." John Nichols [?]. [Sig.: "Eusebia"]
41 (1771): 410-414. R: Chemistry. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 414-415. R: Address to Cadogan. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 415-416. R: Hermit Converted. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 439-443. A: Huetiana (trans.). John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 8: 277]
41 (1771): 446. L: "Clarendon's History." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
41 (1771): 459-460. L: "Lunar Hypothesis." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "Q."]
41 (1771): 461-464. R: Properties of the Blood. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 464-466. R: Chemistry. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 468. V: "Epigram." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "Q."]
41 (1771): 496. L: Scottish Antiquities. Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
41 (1771): 499-500. L: Reply to "A Confessionalian." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
41 (1771): 500-501. L: Dido. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
41 (1771): 509-512. R: Journal of a Voyage. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 512-514. S: Histoire et Memoirs [sic]. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 534-535. L: "Saxon Heroine." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
41 (1771): 543-546. L: "List of Inns." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
41 (1771): 547-548. L: "Royal Marriage." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
41 (1771): 557-560. R: Travels through Louisiana. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
41 (1771): 606. L: "Brass Plate." John Nichols [?]. [Sig.: "Nauticus"]
42 (1772): 13-14. L: "Pestilential Winds." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
42 (1772): 29-30. R: The Theatres. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 30-33. R: Imprisonment for Debt. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 60-61. L: "Latin Parody." John Duncombe [?]. [Sig.: "J.D."]
42 (1772): 78-80. R: English Garden. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 80-81. R: Fashionable Lover. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 81-83. R: Zobeide. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 119-120. A: "Sirnames [sic]." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
42 (1772): 120-121. L: "Killing Game." David Henry. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
42 (1772): 134-135. R: Nowel's Sermon. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 137-139. R: Grecian Daughter. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 169. L: "Cure for the Stranguary." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
42 (1772): 170-172: L: "Cause of Dearth." David Henry. [Sig.: "Y.D."]

293

42 (1772): 175. L: Misc. corrections for GM. Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
42 (1772): 182. R: Capital Punishment. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 182-185. R: A Discourse. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 185-186. R: Historia. Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
42 (1772): 186-188. R: Med. Trans. John Hawkesworth [?]. [multi-part rev.; cont. is signed "X."]
42 (1772): 208. L: "Letter from Francis I." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
42 (1772): 219-221. L: "Ancient History." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
42 (1772): 231-232. R: Christian Minister. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 232-233. R: Wensley-Dale. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 233-234. R: Men-Midwives. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 234-235. R: Med. Trans. John Hawkesworth [?]. [multi-part rev.; cont. is signed "X."]
42 (1772): 253-254. L: "Sirnames [sic]." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
42 (1772): 254. L: "Property of Iron." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
42 (1772): 255-256. L: "Passage in Juvenal." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
42 (1772): 256. L: Answers to "Q." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
42 (1772): 257-258. O: "Mrs. Catharine [sic] Talbot." Sarah Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 9: 769]
42 (1772): 273-275. A: "Extracts from British Topography." John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 6: 271-272]
42 (1772): 278-280. R: Sermons to the Rich. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 280-281. R: Med. Trans. John Hawkesworth [?]. [multi-part rev.; cont. is signed "X."]
42 (1772): 281. R: Theodore Agrippa D'Aubigné. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 281-284. R: Dissenting Ministers. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 284-285. R: Senators. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 305. L: "Dividing Parishes." S. Watson. [GM 44 (1774): 161]
42 (1772): 311-312. L: "Introduction of Cherries." David Henry. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
42 (1772): 318-320. L: "Surnames." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
42 (1772): 324-325. R: "Foreign Intelligence." John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 325-326. R: Abolition of Slavery. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 327-328. R: Med. Trans. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 328-329. R: Oeconomy of Beauty. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 367-368. A: "List of Surnames." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
42 (1772): 371-372. L: "Sir Thomas Bodley." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
42 (1772): 406-407. L: "A singular Character." S. Watson. [GM 44 (1774): 161]

294

42 (1772): 413. L: "Battle of Blore-heath." S. Watson. [GM 44 (1774): 161]
42 (1772): 419. L: "Wild Pine of Jamaica." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
42 (1772): 468-470. L: "Sirnames." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
42 (1772): 510-511. L: "English Sirnames." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
42 (1772): 517-518. L: "Westminster Abbey." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
42 (1772): 520. L: Life of Newton enclosed. Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
42 (1772): 523. L: Query re inscription. Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
42 (1772): 528-532. R: Irish Widow. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
42 (1772): 562-565. A: Church organs. William Ludlam. [Lit. Anec. 3: 639]
42 (1772): 573. L: "Inscription." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
43 (1773): 8. L: "Reply to Mr. Row." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "Q."]
43 (1773): 15-16. L: "Tradesmen's Daughters." John Nichols. [Sig.: "J.N."]
43 (1773): 17. L: "Epitaph." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
43 (1773): 19. L: "Of the Leviathan." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
43 (1773): 31-32. R: Conscience. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
43 (1773): 32-33. R: Med. Trans. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
43 (1773): 33-34. R: Case of James Sommersett. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
43 (1773): 34-35. R: Poetical Epistle. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
43 (1773): 35. R: Earl of Carlisle's Poems. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
43 (1773): 61-63. L: "Pig of Lead." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
43 (1773): 66-68. L: "Prices of Provisions." David Henry. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
43 (1773): 82-86. R: A Discourse. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
43 (1773): 122-123. L: "Hume's Account of Quakerism." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Scrutator"]
43 (1773): 123-124. L: "Voltaire's Misrepresentation." S. Watson. [GM 44 (1774): 161]
43 (1773): 134-136. R: Orlando Furioso. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
43 (1773): 136-137. R: Agreeable Companion. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
43 (1773): 137-140. R: Alonzo. John Hawkesworth. [Sig.: "X."]
43 (1773): 172-173. L: "Church of Rome." S. Watson. [GM 44 (1774): 161]
43 (1773): 182-184. L: "Similies [sic] in Pope." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "Q."]
43 (1773): 211-212. L: Northern lights. John Nichols. [Sig.: "J.N."]
43 (1773): 223-224. L: "Fact corrected." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
43 (1773): 281-282. L: Severn blockage. S. Watson. [GM 44 (1774): 161]
43 (1773): 283-284. A: Bishop Burnet's description of destruction of Pleurs enclosed. Stephen Weston. [Sig.: "S.W."]
43 (1773): 319. L: "Remark on Pliny." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "Q."]
43 (1773): 324-325. L: "Voltaire's Vindication." S. Watson. [GM 44 (1774): 161]
43 (1773): 369. L: P. Du Moulin's MS enclosed. John Duncombe. [Sig.: "J.D."]

295

43 (1773): 384-385. L: "St. Blase." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
43 (1773): 438. L: "Additional Anecdotes." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
43 (1773): 439. L: "Serpent destroyed by Regulus." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
43 (1773): 480. L: "Monstrous Serpent." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
43 (1773): 483-484. L: "Cromwell family." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Scrutator"]
43 (1773): 484. L: "Letter proved spurious." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
43 (1773): 499-500. L: "Anecdotes." John Duncombe [?]. [Sig.: "J.D."]
43 (1773): 547. L: Corrections for GM. S. Watson. [GM 44 (1774): 161]
43 (1773): 581. L: "Parliamentary Anecdote." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "R.G."]
43 (1773): 584. L: Creases on vellum. John Nichols [?]. [Sig.: "Nauticus"]
44 (1774): 62. L: Bacon's plan enclosed. David Henry. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
44 (1774): 75-76. L: "Ferguson's Principles." Henry Lemoine [?]. [Sig.: "H.L."]
44 (1774): 76. L: "Shakespeare's Description." Henry Lemoine [?]. [Sig.: "H.L."]
44 (1774): 77. L: "Pope's Translation." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
44 (1774): 122-123. L: "Journey of Innocent IV." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [Sig.: "T. Row"]
44 (1774): 153. L: "Fragment of History." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
44 (1774): 165. L: "Wild-Cats." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
44 (1774): 166. L: Barré's speech enclosed. David Henry. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
44 (1774): 247. A: Commentary on "Auncient Ordre." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
44 (1774): 249. L: "Voltaire." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
44 (1774): 249-250. L: "Art of Healing." David Henry. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
44 (1774): 252-253. L: "Names retained." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
44 (1774): 314-316. L: "Names retained [cont.]." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
44 (1774): 328. V: "A Thought at the Grave." John Duncombe [?]. [Sig.: "J.D."]
44 (1774): 351-352. L: "Planting Wheat." David Henry. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
44 (1774): 361-362. L: "Explanation of Antiquities." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
44 (1774): 402-403. L: "Pre-existent State of Christ." John Nichols. [Sig.: "J.N."]
44 (1774): 403-404. L: "Caesar's Landing." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
44 (1774): 406-407. L: "Names retained." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
44 (1774): 407-408. L: "Dr. Johnson." David Wells [?]. [Sig.: "Observator"]
44 (1774): 409. L: "Joseph of Arimathea." Stephen Weston. [Sig.: "S.W."]
44 (1774): 409. L: "Ancient Inscription." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "Q."]
44 (1774): 456. L: "American Advertisement." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "Y.D."]
44 (1774): 456. L: "Wisbech Inscription." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]

296

44 (1774): 459. L: "Rider's History." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
44 (1774): 462. L: "Bon-Mot." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
44 (1774): 465. L: "Bryant's Mythology." Stephen Weston. [Sig.: "S.W."]
44 (1774): 508-510. L: "Baptisteries [sic]." Samuel Denne. [Sig.: "W. and D."]
44 (1774): 519-520. L: "Interesting Story." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
44 (1774): 553-554. L: Herculaneum plates. George Ashby. [Illust. 7: 396-397]
44 (1774): 560. L: "Humourous Story." S. Watson. [GM 44 (1774): 161]
44 (1774): 563-564. A: "Flight of Henry de Bourbon" (trans.). Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
44 (1774): 619-620. A: "Flight of Henry de Bourbon" (trans.). Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
44 (1774): 627. L: "Miscellaneous Remarks." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
45 (1775): 14-16. A: "Flight of Henry de Bourbon" (trans.). Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
45 (1775): 24. L: "Critical Remarks." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "Q."]
45 (1775): 65-66. L: "Private Judgment." Joseph Robertson. [Sig.: "Eusebius"]
45 (1775): 66-69. A: "Flight of Henry de Bourbon" (trans.). Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
45 (1775): 113-115. A: "Flight of Henry de Bourbon" (trans.). Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
45 (1775): 132. L: "Cruelties of Discoverers." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "H.D."]
45 (1775): 169-171. A: "Flight of Henry de Bourbon" (trans.). Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
45 (1775): 178-180. L: "Punishing monks." Samuel Denne. [Sig.: "W.&D."]
45 (1775): 232-234. A: "Flight of Henry de Bourbon" (trans.). Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1081]
45 (1775): 273. L: "Moderation of K. William." John Nichols. [Sig.: "J.N."]
45 (1775): 273-274. L: "Yorick and Eliza." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
45 (1775): 274. L: "Seal." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1082]
45 (1775): 326. L: "Late Occurrences." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
45 (1775): 326-327. L: "Critique on Horace." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1082]
45 (1775): 327. L: "Arms of Archbishops." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "Q."]
45 (1775): 364-365. L: "Antiquities of Rochester." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
45 (1775): 392-393. L: "Snails." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1082]
45 (1775): 480. L: "Mitre." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1082]
45 (1775): 481. L: Chandler's description of Sigeum enclosed. Stephen Weston. [Sig.: "S.W."]
45 (1775): 513-516. L: "Wine made in England." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "R.G."]
45 (1775): 529-530. L: "Gostling's Walk." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus"]

297

45 (1775): 629. L: "Hearne's Epitaph." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
45 (1775): 632-633. L: "Culture of Vines." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "H.D."]
45 (1775): 633. L: "Copland's Herbal." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
45 (1775): 633-634. L: "St. Paul's Shipwreck." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
46 (1776): 8. L: "Queries." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
46 (1776): 57-59. L: "Cathedral of Canterbury." Samuel Denne. [Sig.: "W. & D."]
46 (1776): 63-64. L: "Extraordinary Princess." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
46 (1776): 64. L: "Pompey the Little." John Duncombe [?]. [Sig.: "J.D."]
46 (1776): 105-106. L: "Diamonds." George Ashby. [Illust. 7: 399-400]
46 (1776): 110-111. L: "Divinity of our Saviour." John Nichols. [Sig.: "J.N."]
46 (1776): 116. L: "Christ-Church, Canterbury." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
46 (1776): 154. A: Preface to a sermon. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1082]
46 (1776): 157-158. L: "Shakespeare." George Ashby. [Illust. 7: 397-399]
46 (1776): 167-168. L: "Homer's Geography." J. Greene [?]. [Sig.: "Fidus"]
46 (1776): 208-210. L: "Reply to Academicus." Samuel Denne. [Sig.: "W. & D."]
46 (1776): 210-211. L: "Creation of Peers." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
46 (1776): 355. L: "Head-Ach [sic]." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "H.D."]
46 (1776): 356-357. L: "Thomas-a-Kempis." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "H.D."]
46 (1776): 396. L: Jerry Markland. John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
46 (1776): 401. L: "Vindication of Addison." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "H.D."]
46 (1776): 416. L: "Reply to W. & D." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
46 (1776): 446-447. L: "Hutchinson's Remarks." Richard Gough. [Lit. Anec. 8: 700-701]
46 (1776): 448. L: Ars Generalis Ultima. Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1082]
46 (1776): 461. S: Headnote re Critique on Bryant. Richard Gough. [Illust. 7: 437]
46 (1776): 461-463. A: Critique on Bryant. George Ashby. [Illust. 7: 437]
46 (1776): 463-464. L: "Peerages." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
46 (1776): 496. A: Benjamin Stillingfleet. John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
46 (1776): 497. L: "Raymond Lully." Samuel Denne. [Sig.: "W. and D."]
46 (1776): 511-512. L: "Latin Jest-Book." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1082]
46 (1776): 512. L: "Passage in Hamlet." Samuel Denne. [Sig.: "W. and D."]
46 (1776): 540. L: William King. Samuel Denne. [Sig.: "W. & D."]
46 (1776): 558-559. L: "Seasonable Reflections." Michael Wodhull. [Sig.: "L.L."]
46 (1776): 601-603. L: "Miscellaneous Observations." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Scrutator"]

298

47 (1777): 13. L: "Bishop Berkeley." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
47 (1777): 35. R: Dissertation upon Phalaris. John Duncombe. [Lit. Anec. 3: 250-251]
47 (1777): 58-59. L: "Constructing Glasses." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1082]
47 (1777): 86-87. V: "Epitaphium." John Carr. [Lit. Anec. 8: 305]
47 (1777): 104. L: Cornua Ammonis. Michael Wodhull. [Sig.: "L.L."]
47 (1777): 115. L: "L'Estrange's Josephus." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
47 (1777): 116-117. L. "Cromwell Family." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Scrutator"]
47 (1777): 124. L: "Anecdote." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito."]
47 (1777): 165-167. L: "Scripture Chronology defended." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
47 (1777): 217-218. L: Supplement to Swift corrected. John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Scrutator"]
47 (1777): 261-262. L: "St. Constantius." Samuel Denne. [Sig.: "W. & D."]
47 (1777): 262-263. L: More on St. Constantius. Samuel Denne. [Sig.: "W. & D."]
47 (1777): 304. L: "Goose-Grass." Samuel Ayscough [?]. [Sig.: "S.A."]
47 (1777): 314. L: "Pennant's 2d Tour to Scotland." John Loveday the Younger. [Illust. 3: 458]
47 (1777): 320-322. A: "Of the Crasis." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1082]
47 (1777): 361-365. A: "Rowley's Poems." Michael Lort. [Lit. Anec. 2: 597]
47 (1777): 372. L: On Mr. Cromwell. John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
47 (1777): 372-374. A: "Of the Crasis." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1082]
47 (1777): 374-375. L: "Mr. Delany." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
47 (1777): 381. L: Dean Swift, etc. John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Scrutator"]
47 (1777): 382. L: "Coin of Maximinus." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "D.H."]
47 (1777): 421-422. L: "Dodd's Publications." Richard Gough [?]. [Sig.: "Historicus"]
47 (1777): 431-432. L: "Dog-days." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "P.Q."]
47 (1777): 440. L: "Pennant's Eulogium." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Academicus"]
47 (1777): 470. L: "Mrs. Macaulay's Statue." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
47 (1777): 484. L: "Inscriptions discovered." David Henry [?]. [Sig.: "D.Y."]
47 (1777): 520-521. L: "National Society." Richard Gough. [Sig.: "P.Q."]
47 (1777): 527. L: "Of the Crasis." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1082]
47 (1777): 544-546. R: Doctrine of the Sphere. Richard Gough. [Sig.: "Q."]
47 (1777): 567-568. L: "Method of developing Inscriptions." Samuel Pegge the Elder. [GM 66-ii (1796): 1082]
47 (1777): 589-590. A: "Of Briefs." John Duncombe. [Sig.: "Crito"]
47 (1777): 641. L: "Remarks on divers Passages." John Loveday, Elder or Younger. [Sig.: "Scrutator"]

299

ADDITIONS TO KUIST'S NICHOLS FILE: SYNOPSIS BY CONTRIBUTOR

Ashby, Rev. George (1724-1808). 44 (1774): 553-554; 46 (1776): 105-106, 157-158, 461-463.
Ayscough, Rev. Samuel (1745-1804). 47 (1777): 304 [?].
Bartram, John. 35 (1765): 511-514.
Carr, John (1732-1807). 47 (1777): 86-87.
Cave, Edward (1691-1754). 2 (1732): 822; 5 (1735): 734-736; 19 (1749): 288, 413n; 22 (1752): iii.
Collinson, Peter (1694-1768). 21 (1751): 561; 25 (1755): 503-504, 550-551; 26 (1756): 16, 113-114; 35 (1765): 159-160, 212; 36 (1766): 331.
Cowper, John (1737-70). 31 (1761): 374.
Denne, Rev. Samuel (1730-99). 39 (1769): 252 [?]; 44 (1774): 508-510; 45 (1775): 178-180; 46 (1776): 57-59, 208-210, 497, 512, 540; 47 (1777): 261-262, 262-263.
Dodd, Rev. William (1729-77). 36 (1766): 203-204 [?].
Duncombe, Rev. John (1729-86). 23 (1753): 92, 412-413, 421-423; 29 (1759): 587, 593; 30 (1760): 337, 382 (2), 514-515; 31 (1761): 38, 125 [?]; 32 (1762): 35, 87; 34 (1764): 537 (2); 35 (1765): 6-7, 112-114; 37 (1767): 346-347, 453-456, 488; 38 (1768): 18-20, 57-61, 213-215, 373-376, 462-464; 39 (1769): 19-21, 122-126, 281-284, 345-348, 382-385, 576-579; 40 (1770): 12-16, 57-59, 70-71, 115-119, 168-171, 201-203, 203-204, 251-254, 262, 280 [?], 307-310, 310-311, 320, 353 [?], 355-357, 407, 415-416, 449-452, 454-457, 464, 479, 501-505, 505, 566-568; 41 (1771): 9-12, 73-76, 154-156, 166, 252-255, 344, 350-351, 439-443, 446, 547-548; 42 (1772): 60-61 [?], 219-221, 256, 273-275, 517-518; 43 (1773): 223-224, 369, 438, 484, 499-500 [?]; 44 (1774): 77, 249, 328 [?], 403-404, 459, 462; 45 (1775): 633-634; 46 (1776): 63-64, 64 [?], 210-211, 396, 463-464; 47 (1777): 35, 115, 124, 372, 374-375, 470, 589-590.
Duncombe, Sarah. 42 (1772): 257-258.
Farneworth, Rev. Ellis (d. 1763). 25 (1755): 59-61 [?].
Fothergill, Dr. John (1712-80). 21 (1751): 151, 195-196, 243-244, 293, 344, 390, 440, 488, 577-578; 22 (1752): 5-6, 56, 75, 102, 151-152, 202, 252, 300, 346, 396, 443-444, 497-498, 590-591; 23 (1753): 8, 63, 112, 158, 209, 260, 305, 354-355, 401, 453-454, 502, 553-554; 24 (1754): 8, 58, 106, 151-152, 204, 256, 303, 352, 400, 445-446, 493-494; 25 (1755): 6-7, 7, 55, 103, 152, 197 (2), 197-198, 246, 343, 439 (2).
Franklin, Benjamin (1706-90). 22 (1752): 560-561.
Gough, Richard (1735-1809). 37 (1767): 443-444, 549; 38 (1768): 5-6, 208, 327, 464, 515-516, 608-609; 39 (1769): 247-248, 345, 425-427, 443, 527; 40 (1770): 21-23, 183, 256-259, 259, 290-292, 468; 41 (1771): 30-31, 120-121, 257, 315-317, 459-460, 468, 496, 543-546; 42 (1772): 175, 185-186, 208, 255-256, 520, 523; 43 (1773): 8, 17, 182-184, 319, 581; 44 (1774): 247, 409, 456; 45 (1775): 24, 132, 273-274, 326, 327, 513-516, 632-633, 633; 46 (1776): 355, 356-357, 401, 446-447, 461; 47 (1777): 382, 421-422 [?], 431-432, 520-521, 544-546.
Greene, Rev. J. 46 (1776): 167-168 [?].

300

Harte, Walter (1709-74). 38 (1768): 38.
Hawkesworth, John (1720-73). 20 (1750): 135 [?]; 21 (1751): 230 [?], 422 [?]; 24 (1754): 413-415 [?], 475 [?]; 27 (1757): 487-491 [?]; 28 (1758): 477 [?]; 31 (1761): 376 [?]; 33 (1763): 340 [?]; 34 (1764): 111 [?]; 36 (1766): 421-423 [?], 424-425 [?]; 37 (1767): 171-172, 172, 172-173, 173-174, 174-178, 178-180, 262 (4), 262-264, 264-265, 265-266, 266, 266-268, 268-269, 309-313, 313-314, 314-315, 315-316, 316-317, 317, 317-318, 318-319, 319-320, 361-362, 362-365, 365, 365-366, 366-368, 368-372, 372-373, 409-410, 411-412, 412 (2), 412-413, 413 (3), 413-415, 415, 415-416, 416, 458-460, 460-462, 462-464, 464-467, 468, 505-507, 507-508, 508-510, 510, 511, 511-512, 512-514, 514-515, 553, 553-554, 554-556, 556-558, 558-560, 560-561, 561, 561-562, 591-592, 592-594, 594 (2), 595-596, 596 (2), 596-599, 599-600, 600-601, 601, 640 (2); 38 (1768): 28, 28-29, 29-31, 31 (2), 31-32, 32-34, 34-35, 35-36, 36, 78-82, 82-85, 127-131, 131-132, 132-133, 133 (4), 172-177, 177-180, 180-187, 188 (2), 218-219 [?], 233-236, 237, 289-290, 290-292, 292-293, 293, 333-335, 335-336, 336 (2), 336-338, 338-340, 340, 382-383, 383, 383-384, 384, 386, 386-388, 388-389, 431-434, 434, 434-436, 436, 436-437, 437, 478-479, 479, 479-481, 481-483, 483-484, 484-485, 526, 526-529, 529-532, 532-533, 533 (2), 574-576, 576-579, 579-581, 581, 619-620, 620-621, 621, 621-623, 623-625; 39 (1769): 38-40, 40-44, 44-45, 45, 94-98, 98-100, 100-101, 101-102, 145-149, 150-152, 152-154, 199 (2), 199-200, 200, 200-205, 254-255, 255-260, 302-304, 304-306, 306-309, 309 (2), 350-353, 353-355 [?], 398, 398-400, 401-403, 403-404, 446-447, 447, 447-450, 450-452, 494, 494-498, 498-499, 499-500, 500-502, 542-546, 546, 591-594, 594-596, 596-598, 598-599; 40 (1770): 29-32, 32-36, 78-80, 80-83, 83, 83-84, 125-126, 126-129, 129-131, 131-133 [?], 133, 174-177, 177-180, 180-181, 222-223, 223-225, 225-227, 227-229 [?], 271-273, 273-275, 275-277 [?], 321-323, 323-324, 324-325, 376-378, 378-382, 382-383, 426-428, 428-430, 430-431, 431, 470 (2), 470-474, 474-476, 476, 510-511 [?], 527, 527-528, 528, 528-530, 530-531, 578-582, 616-617 [?]; 41 (1771): 77-80, 82-84, 84, 124-127, 127-128, 128-130, 130, 173-177 [?], 177-180, 206-207, 219-221 [?], 221-222, 222-224, 225-227, 268-271, 271-274, 274-277, 277, 321-323, 323, 323-325, 363-366, 366-369, 369-370, 370, 410-414, 414-415, 415-416, 461-464, 464-466, 509-512, 512-514, 557-560; 42 (1772): 29-30, 30-33, 78-80, 80-81, 81-83, 134-135, 137-139, 182, 182-185, 186-188 [?], 231-232, 232-233, 233-234, 234-235 [?], 278-280, 280-281 [?], 281, 281-284, 284-285, 324-325, 325-326, 327-328, 328-329, 528-532; 43 (1773): 31-32, 32-33, 33-34, 34-35, 35, 82-86, 134-136, 136-137, 137-140.
Haxman, ---. 41 (1771): 257 [?].
Henry, David (1710-92). 25 (1755): 108 [?]; 31 (1761): 456-459 [?]; 33 (1763): 598-601 [?]; 34 (1764): 522-526, 607-608 [?], 632; 36 (1766): 160, 175-177, 282, 301 [?]; 37 (1767): 529-531, 572 [?]; 38 (1768): 63 [?], 212-213 [?], 269-270, 313-316, 403 [?], 605-607 [?]; 39 (1769): 115-119 [?], 279, 288-289, 325-328, 419-420; 42 (1772): 120-121, 169 [?], 170-172, 254 [?], 311-312, 419 [?]; 43 (1773): 66-68, 480 [?]; 44 (1774): 62, 153 [?], 166, 249-250, 351-352, 456; 47 (1777): 484 [?].
Huddesford, Rev. William (1732-72). 41 (1771): 153, 204.
Jones, Rev. John (1700-70). 19 (1749): 311-312.
Lemoine, Henry (1756-1812). 44 (1774): 75-76 [?], 76 [?].

301

Lort, Rev. Michael (1725-90). 47 (1777): 361-365.
Loveday, John, the Elder (1711-89). 21 (1751): 323; 22 (1752): 235; 23 (1753): 143; 32 (1762): 54-55.
Loveday, John, the Younger (1742-1809), 47 (1777): 314.
Loveday, John, the Elder or the Younger. 40 (1770): 8; 41 (1771): 499-500; 42 (1772): 371-372; 43 (1773): 122-123, 483-484; 44 (1774): 627; 45 (1775): 364-365, 529-530, 629; 46 (1776): 8, 116, 416, 496, 601-603; 47 (1777): 13, 116-117, 165-167, 217-218, 381, 440, 641.
Lowth, Robert, Bishop of London (1710-87). 7 (1737): 631 [?].
Ludlam, Rev. William (1717-88). 42 (1772): 562-565.
Maty, Dr. Matthew (1718-76). 28 (1758): 435.
Nichols, John (1745-1826). 33 (1763): 230-234 [?], 486 [?]; 35 (1765): 335; 41 (1771): 401-402 [?], 606 [?]; 43 (1773): 15-16, 211-212, 584 [?]; 44 (1774): 402-403; 45 (1775): 273; 46 (1776): 110-111.
Pegge, Rev. Samuel, the Elder (1704-96). 16 (1746): 545-546; 17 (1747): 180; 21 (1751): 111-112, 254-255; 22 (1752): 401, 515-516, 554-556; 23 (1753): 12-13, 66-67, 267-268, 331-332, 411-412, 465, 568, 601-602; 24 (1754): 66-67, 109-111, 157-160, 161-162, 211-212, 212, 282, 305-306, 309, 310-311, 363, 407-408, 408, 415-416, 459-460, 494-495, 508, 546-548, 594-595; 25 (1755): 6, 25-29, 106-108, 211, 212-213, 265, 272-274, 299-302, 321 (2), 345-347, 394-395, 438, 451-452, 494, 495, 541-542; 26 (1756): 17-18, 71-72, 131, 164-165, 172-173, 223-225, 229-230, 330-332, 486, 559-560; 27 (1757): 58, 59-60, 123-124, 127-128, 215-216, 256, 305-306, 498-499, 559-560, 560-561; 28 (1758): 20-21, 21-22, 173-174, 210-211, 211, 261-262, 312-313, 321, 422, 465-466, 570-571; 29 (1759): 15-16, 65-68, 115-117, 164-165, 211-212, 270-272, 326-327, 407-408, 481-482, 571; 32 (1762): 567-569; 33 (1763): 12-15, 81-82, 160-162, 223-224, 395-396, 441-442, 480-481, 585-586; 34 (1764): 85-86, 329-330, 361-363, 464; 35 (1765): 72-73; 36 (1766): 186, 260, 569-570; 37 (1767): 106-107, 243-244, 256-257, 307, 357-358, 408, 441-442, 498, 542, 548, 580-581; 38 (1768): 23-24, 109, 121-122, 150-151, 283-284, 326-327, 426, 459-460, 475, 523; 39 (1769): 5, 86-87, 180-181, 390-391, 427; 40 (1770): 16, 162-163, 295; 41 (1771): 115-116, 262, 300-301, 352-353, 500-501, 534-535; 42 (1772): 13-14, 119-120, 253-254, 318-320, 367-368, 468-470, 510-511, 573; 43 (1773): 19, 61-63, 384-385, 439; 44 (1774): 122-123, 165, 252-253, 314-316, 361-362, 406-407, 519-520, 563-564, 619-620; 45 (1775): 14-16, 66-69, 113-115, 169-171, 232-234, 274, 326-327, 392-393, 480; 46 (1776): 154, 448, 511-512; 47 (1777): 58-59, 320-322, 372-374, 527, 567-568.
Pulteney, Dr. Richard (1730-1801). 20 (1750): 68-69.
Robertson, Rev. Joseph (1726-1802). 25 (1755): 84; 28 (1758): 320, 418; 45 (1775): 65-66.
Rogers, Charles (1711-84). 30 (1760): 501-502.
Spicer, Rev. John. 39 (1769): 328 [?].
Thicknesse, Philip (1719-92). 22 (1752): 459-461 [?]; 23 (1753): 226 [?].
Warburton, William, Bishop of Gloucester (1698-1779). 21 (1751): 551-552.
Watson, S. 42 (1772): 305, 406-407, 413; 43 (1773): 123-124, 172-173, 281-282, 324-325, 547; 44 (1774): 560.
Wells, David (1733-90). 44 (1774): 407-408 [?].

302

Weston, Rev. Stephen (1747-1830). 43 (1773): 283-284; 44 (1774): 409, 465; 45 (1775): 481.
Wodhull, Michael (1740-1816). 38 (1768): 355, 356; 46 (1776): 558-559; 47 (1777): 104.

Notes

[1]

C. Lennart Carlson, The First Magazine: A History of The Gentleman's Magazine (1938); Donald F. Bond, "The Gentleman's Magazine," Modern Philology 38 (1940): 85-100; Albert Pailler, Edward Cave et le Gentleman's Magazine (1731-1754) (2 vols.; Lille: Atelier Reproduction des Thèses, 1975).

[2]

For Johnson's contributions see Donald Greene and John L. Abbott, A Checklist of Writings Attributed to Samuel Johnson (New York: AMS, forthcoming).

[3]

"Additions to the Nichols File of the Gentleman's Magazine," Studies in Bibliography 37 (1984): 228-233; "Further Additions to the Nichols File of the Gentleman's Magazine," Studies in Bibliography 42 (1989): 249-254.

[4]

Donald D. Eddy, following up on a claim in Charles Harold Gray's Theatrical Criticism in London to 1795 (1931) 171-172, was the first to publish convincing evidence that Hawkesworth wrote the "X." reviews. (See Eddy's "John Hawkesworth: Book Reviewer in the Gentleman's Magazine," Philological Quarterly 43 [1964]: 223-238.) G. J. Finch ("John Hawkesworth, 'The Gentleman's Magazine', and 'The Annual Register,'" Notes and Queries 22 [1975]: 17-18) and James F. Tierney ("Edmund Burke, John Hawkesworth, the Annual Register, and the Gentleman's Magazine," Huntington Library Quarterly 42 [1978]: 57-72) corroborate Gray's and Eddy's claim, as does Arthur Sherbo in his unpublished study, "Counting Words: The Prose Styles of Samuel Johnson and John Hawkesworth."

[5]

Only 20 of the approximately 300 "X." reviews are listed in John Lawrence Abbott's John Hawkesworth: Eighteenth-Century Man of Letters (1982). No other Hawkesworth attributions in Abbott are duplicated in the present list. Likewise, the update here presented does not incorporate any of the identifications of authors found in Carlson's, Bond's, and Pailler's lists.