Volume 15 (1968)

Issue: 1

• A HAZLITT QUOTATION
• ANGLO-SAXON LITERATURE; LONDON BOOKSHOPS
• BLAKE ON “THE OHIO”
• BLAKE'S “EDENS FLOOD” AGAIN
• BLAKE'S “FROM CRATETOS”: A SOURCE AND A CORRECTION; JOHN CARTER AND THE DATING OF MS. C OF WORDSWORTH'S “PRELUDE”
• DAMAGED PAGES IN BLICKLING HOMILY XV
• GOTHIC DRAMA AS A SOURCE FOR GOTHIC FICTION IN THE MAGAZINES
• HAZLITT AND “THE EUROPEAN MAGAZINE FOR THE YEAR 1761”; UNIDENTIFIED WORDSWORTHIAN ECHOES IN HAZLITT
• ICHABOD CRANE'S SCOTTISH ORIGIN; CLOTHES-PINS; WORDSWORTH'S COPY OF BOEHME; THOMAS ATKIN (ADKIN); CHATTERTON TRACT
• MILTON IN WORDSWORTH'S PRAISE OF SPENSER
• RILKE-COCTEAU; ALEXANDER BRODIE SPARK; O.E.D. ANTEDATINGS; THE CONNOTATION OF “SAGA”
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• SOURCE WANTED; PRIDE AND PREJUDICE; Reviews
• TWO ENGLISH DEVOTIONAL POEMS OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY
• “EUROPE” AND “AMERICA”
• “THE EOLIAN HARP” AGAIN

Issue: 2

• A COMMENTARY ON “BURNT NORTON”, I
• A LAWRENCE-HUXLEY PARALLEL: “WOMEN IN LOVE” AND “POINT COUNTER POINT”
• A SOURCE FOR “THE HOLLOW MEN”
• A. E. HOUSMAN: AN UNPUBLISHED LETTER; AN OBSCURE ALLUSION IN L. H. MYERS'S “THE POOL OF VISHNU”
• AN ALLUSION TO HARDY'S “A BROKEN APPOINTMENT” IN DYLAN THOMAS'S “IN COUNTRY SLEEP”
• ANDERSON ANNOTATED BY BROOKS
• CHAUCER'S “VAVASOUR” AND CHRÉTIEN DE TROYES
• CONSERVATION OF BOOKS
• DEVALUATION AND BOOK PRICES; JAMES BRANCH CABELL SOCIETY; THE EPILOGUE TO “THE NUN'S PRIEST'S TALE”
• HENRY CURSON-I; LAMBERT SIMNEL; POEMS OF SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
• HOPKINS BIBLIOGRAPHY; T. B. MACAULAY; THOMAS RANDOLPH'S SALTING; LANDOR ON CANNING
• PROPERTIUS, WORDSWORTH, YEATS, POUND AND HALE
• Reviews
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• SOME SOURCES OR PARALLELS TO POEMS BY TED HUGHES
• VAMPIRE POEM IN JAMES GRANT'S “MYSTERIES OF ALL NATIONS”; JOHN GALT.—I; SOURCE WANTED; “ALL FOR LOVE” AND SEDLEY'S “ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA”; PARODY OF THE “QUICUNQUE VULT”; Reviews
• “THE FAMILY REUNION” AND KIPLING'S “THE HOUSE SURGEON”

Issue: 3

• A CRUX IN HERBERT'S “THE SACRIFICE”
• DETAILS FROM THE NATURAL HISTORIES IN MARVELL'S POETRY
• DONNE AND BODIN'S “THEATRUM”
• DRYDEN'S BORROWING FROM BEN JONSON'S “PANEGYRE”
• JAMES LACKINGTON; SOURCE WANTED; FULKE GREVILLE, FIRST LORD BROOKE; O.D.Q; SOURCES WANTED; MATURIN'S “MELMOTH THE WANDERER”; ACADEMY OF THE MUSES; Reviews
• LORD HERBERT: A POSSIBLE SPANISH SOURCE; SIR THOMAS BROWNE'S SOCIAL ABACUS
• ME. “CRONEBERY”
• MILTON AND THE AUTHOR OF “CHRIST SUFFERING”; A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY BORROWING FROM MILTON'S “A BRIEF HISTORY OF MOSCOVIA”
• Memorabilia; “THE COAT OF ARMS” July-October 1966
• NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS
• RABELAIS IN ENGLISH: URQUHART AND KIMES
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• SOME LOST MEMORIALS OF THE PALATINE FAMILY
• SOME NOTES ON MARVELL'S “BERMUDAS”
• SWEET MUSIC IN HERBERT'S “EASTER”
• THE DATE OF LA3AMON'S “BRUT”
• THOMAS RANDOLPH AND MARVELL'S “COY MISTRESS”; THE WORK OF SIR JOHN FINCH
• THREE NOTES ON GEORGE HERBERT
• UNCLE JOES; SOURCE WANTED; WILLIAM COWPER: TRANSCRIPT OF POEMS
• “CALEDONIA”: A SATIRE OF THE DARIEN DISASTER
• “THE COAT OF ARMS” July-October 1966; “THE GENEALOGISTS”' MAGAZINE”
• “THE COAT OF ARMS” July-October 1966

Issue: 4

• A MASTICKE PATCH AND MASTICKE JAWS
• A NOTE ON “TITUS AND VESPASIAN”; “FINDE OUT MOONE-SHINE, FINDE OUT MOONE-SHINE”
• A RESTORATION CAST LIST FOR “JULIUS CAESAR”
• A STORY IN BOSWELL'S JOURNAL; EDMUND LUDLOW, JOHN HACKET; PRIDE AND PREJUDICE; “THE GIANT RACE BEFORE THE FLOOD”
• DEFOE AND RIVINGTON; REVOLUTION OF 1688; “O SLAIN MY NIGHTINGALE”; SOURCE WANTED; MRS. ELIZABETH ELLISS
• FIFTEENTH-CENTURY VOCABULARY; SOURCE WANTED; PERIODICALS OF 1890s
• HAMLET AND THE ART OF MEMORY
• KING LEAR'S LOVE-TEST: A LATIN DERIVATION
• Memorabilia; ANTI-STRATFORDIANA
• NOTES ON THE TEXT OF “2 HENRY VI”, AND THE “UPSTART CROW”
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
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• THE COCK CROWING AT CHRISTMAS IN “HAMLET”
• THE HYPOCRITICAL BEE IN THE OLD ENGLISH “HOMILETIC FRAGMENT I”, lines 18–30; CHESHIRE FIELD-NAME ELEMENTS
• THE ODDS ON SPRINCHORN'S “ODDS ON HAMLET”
• TWO MIDDLE ENGLISH QUATRAINS AND ROBERT HOLCOT; ELIZABETH BARNARD: A SHAKESPEARIAN PROBLEM RESTATED
• TWO RAPIER POINTS: ANALYSING ELIZABETHAN FIGHTING METHODS
• “DARNEL” IN “KING LEAR”, IV.iv.5; “MEASURE FOR MEASURE”,III.i. 38–41; CORDELIA'S DEATH AND THE PROBLEM OF SUCCESSION
• “RUMOUR IS A LYING JADE”; THE HOSKYNS MONUMENT AT ABBEY DORE; Reviews
• “TAKE THIS FROM THIS”: POLONIUS AND ULYSSES; NOTE ON “HAMLET”, II. ii. 356–357
• “THE SHREW” AND “A SHREW” THE SUITORS AND THE SISTERS

Issue: 5

• A NEW SOURCE FOR BROWNING'S “LOVE AMONG THE RUINS”
• A NOTE ON THE PHRASE “FREE WIT” IN THE C-TEXT OF “PIERS PLOWMAN”
• A NOTE ON THE SOURCE OF HAWTHORNE'S HERALDIC DEVICE IN “THE SCARLET LETTER”
• G. M. HOPKINS'S TRIOLET “COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS”
• LAURENCE STERNE AND HOBBES; R. W. DIXON; CHARLES I: ANNIVERSARY SERMONS; AESTHETIC; SOURCES WANTED; AUTHOR AND SOURCES WANTED; SOURCES WANTED; TENNYSONIAN; “RUMOUR IS A LYING JADE”
• MALLARMÉ ON SOME FRENCH MEN OF LETTERS
• MATTHEW ARNOLD'S “THE TERRACE AT BERNE”, II. 45-8, AND THE RAMAYANA
• REPRINTS
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• SARAH FIELDING; KIERKEGAARD IN AMERICAN NOVELS; CHARLES LEVER, VICTORIAN DIARIST
• TENNYSON AND LAYAMON
• THE VICTORIAN PERIODICALS NEWSLETTER; THE CATCH SOCIETY OF AMERICA
• THE WIMBLEDON COTTAGE IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY, LIMITED
• TROLLOPE TO GLADSTONE: AN UNPUBLISHED LETTER
• WILLIAM DUNBAR: ADDITIONS TO AND CORRECTIONS OF O.E.D. AND D.O.S.T.
• “HAPPEN”‐AN UNRECORDED SCOTS USE; SOME CRITICISMS OF A VICTORIAN MAGISTRATE
• “HENRY RYECROFT” AND PROFESSOR A. W. WARD
• “HIGH-AND-DRY”; FURTHER NOTES ON A POEM BY EMILY DICKINSON
• “THE DREAM OF THE ROOD” 9b: “Engel” =Nuntius?

Issue: 6

• A NOTE ON DAVID GARRICK'S CORRESPONDENCE
• AN ILLEGIBLE WORD IN A LETTER FROM YOUNG TO POPE; THE BOLINGBROKE INSCRIPTIONS AT BATTERSEA
• ANOTHER PARALLEL TO THE MAK STORY?
• DIVINE RIGHT IN “THE DUNCIAD”(IV, 175–188)
• ENGLISH PARKS; THE ORIGIN OF OLD ENGLISH “RIDDLE LXV”
• HENRY FIELDING'S SON BY HIS FIRST WIFE
• HISTORY OF THE ORDNANCE SURVEY; THE COAT OF ARMS January-April 1967
• LANDOR ON GRAY'S SONNET ON THE DEATH OF WEST; FRANCIS COVENTRY'S “POMPEY THE LITTLE ”, 1751 and 1752
• MR. CLARKE OF WILLIAM COLLINS'S LETTER
• POPE AND SYLVESTER'S “DU BARTAS”; POPE'S USE OF THE FIRST SATIRE OF PERSIUS IN THE “EPISTLE TO DR. ARBUTHNOT”
• PSALMS BY CHRISTOPHER SMART ST. MARY ISLINGTON
• RUSSELL, Ballydavid, Co. Tipperary; SOURCE WANTED; BIBLIOGRAPHY OF JOHN MIDDLETON MURRY; “TALLY HO! Tally Ho!”; SOURCE WANTED; GEORGE DIXON
• Reviews
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• Reviews
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• SOME EMENDATIONS TO “THE LET OF DAVID GARRICK”
• SOURCE WANTED; SOURCE REQUIRED; SOURCES WANTED; SOURCE WANTED; COLERIDGE'S NOTEBOOKS; Reviews
• SWIFT'S “POOR MR. DAVIS”
• THE EPITAPH TO GRAY'S ELEGY: TWO EARLY PRINTINGS AND A PARODY
• THE SOURCE FOR SWIFT'S “FABLE OF THE BITCHES”; POPE AND MARTIAL
• “WRITTEN BY HIMSELF”: A MANUSCRIPT LETTER OF OLAUDAH EQUIANO

Issue: 7

• A COPY OF LYDGATE'S “DIETARY” AT LILLE
• A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY REFERENCE TO STRING PUPPETS; SHAKESPEARE'S SONNET LXVI ECHOED IN “ALL FOR LOVE”
• ANTEDATINGS FROM “CAMBISES”; PRESS VARIANTS IN “CAMBISES”
• CHAUCER'S “SËYNT LOY”: AN ANGLO-FRENCH PUN?
• ELKANNAH SETTLE'S ATTACKS ON THOMAS SHADWELL AND THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE “OPERATIC TEMPEST”
• FELLOWSHIP GRACE; Reviews
• GABRIEL HARVEY AND THE PUBLICATION OF “PEDANTIUS”
• MARLOWE'S “JEW OF MALTA” AND FOXE'S “ACTS AND MONUMENTS”; CHAPMAN'S “FRIAR COMOLET”
• ME. “POINT” (“TROILUS AND CRISEYDE” III. 695)
• Memorabilia; STRUCTURE AND THEME IN “THE BATTLE OF MALDON”
• QUOTATIONS IN JOHNSON'S LETTERS; LAURENCE STERNE AND HOBBES; QUOTATIONS IN WASHINGTON IRVING; SOURCES WANTED; SOURCE WANTED
• REV. JAMES HARRISON RIGG; CANON R. GREGORY; W. HOLLAR; SHERWOOD ANDERSON; ARNOLD MANUSCRIPTS; THOMAS HARDY'S ALLEGED SON
• ROBERT WILSON AND THE O.E.D.; “NUNS” AND “NUNNERY” IN ELIZABETHAN DRAMA
• Reviews
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• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• SHAKESPEARIAN INFLUENCE IN “HEROD AND ANTIPATER”
• SOURCE WANTED; EDWARD MANNIS; SOLOMON REAM; DIGBY MACKWORTH DOLBEN(1848–67; EARLY PAPER PATENT; SEMPLE (SEMPILL)
• SOURCE WANTED; THE PRESENTATION OF JAMES SHIRLEY'S “ST. PATRICK FOR IRELAND” AT THE FIRST IRISH PLAYHOUSE
• THE THIRD QUARTO OF “CAMBISES”; DORNACKES AND COLYSENES IN HENSLOWE'S DIARY
• THOMAS HEYWOOD'S AUTHORSHIP OF “THE CAPTIVES”

Issue: 8

• A MISDATED YEATS LETTER ON NIETZSCHE
• AN ECHO OF MILTON IN “THE CRUCIBLE”; SOURCE WANTED; SYLVIA BEACH'S; LETTERS OF THOMAS GRAY; LOUIS ROCHET; R. W. DIXON; MANLEY HOPKINS
• CONRAD: AN UNCOLLECTED ARTICLE
• DIFFICULTIES IN THE PLOT OF “THE FAMILY REUNION”
• Memorabilia; A DICTIONARY OF THE OLDER SCOTTISH TONGUE
• NINE QUERIES; SOURCE WANTED; HORACE WALPOLE AND HANNATH MORE; SOURCES WANTED; INTESTINAL FORTITUDE; “THE COURTS ARE OPEN TO EVERY MAN”; Reviews
• NOTES ON THE REVISIONS IN “AN OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS”
• Reviews
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• THE LOCATION OF LORD JIM'S PATUSAN
• “A FEW REMARKS AND ACKNOW–LEDGEMENTS”: AN UNPUBLISHED FROST NOTE
• “HONG KONG” IN CROQUET
• “THE EDUCATION OF HENRY ADAMS” AS A SOURCE FOR “THE LOVE SONG OF J.ALFRED PRUFROCK”

Issue: 9

• A WEST INDIAN LINK WITH NAPOLEON
• AN ALLUSION TO “THE RIVALS” IN A KEATS LETTER
• AN UNRECORDED CANCELLANS IN THE FIRST EDITION OF WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR'S “IMAGINARY CONVERSATIONS OF LITERARY MEN AND STATESMEN”
• CHAUCER'S “PHILOSOPHRE”: A NOTE ON “THE PARSON'S TALE”, 534–7
• KEATS'S SECOND “HYPERION” AND THE “PURGATORIO”: FURTHER NOTES
• MARKED COPIES OF PERIODICALS; SOURCE WANTED; PRIDE AND PREJUDICE; Reviews
• Memorabilia; POE NEWSLETTER; BLAKE NEWSLETTER
• Reviews
• Reviews
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• Reviews
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• STITCHED SHIPS AND LOADSTONE ROCKS; “YOU” IN THE NORTH1
• THE DATE OF “PRIDE AND PREJUDICE”
• THE ENCHANTED CASTLE IN KEATS'S “EPISTLE TO REYNOLDS“
• THE OLD BEGGAR IN WORDSWORTH AND ROGERS
• UNKNIGHTLY CONDUCT IN “SIR LAUNFAL”
• WILLIAM JERDAN: EARLY LITERARY AGENT
• “BUT FOR SUCH FAITH”: A CONTROVERSIAL PHRASE IN SHELLEY'S “MONT BLANC”
• “LISTETH, LORDES”: “SIR THOPAS”, 712 and 833
• “SPECULATIVE INSTRUMENTS”; BEATITUDES: SOURCE WANTED; SIR JOSHUA FITCH; LEWIS CARROLL AND CHARLES BABAGE; CHARLES KENNETH SCOTT-MON-CRIEFF (1889–1930); MARKED COPIES OF PERIODICALS
• “SYMZONIA” AND “THE MAN IN THE MOONE”

Issue: 10

• A MILTON CRUX; TWO NOTES ON MARVELL'S LANGUAGE; THE AUTHORSHIP OF SOME ANONYMOUS RECOMMENDATORY POEMS OF CREECH'S TRANSLATION OF LUCRETIUS
• A NOTE ON LANGLAND'S CONCEPTION OF “ANIMA” AND “INWIT”
• AN EARLY VERSE REPLY TO DRYDEN'S “THE HIND AND THE PANTHER”
• AN IMAGE OF THE SULTAN IN WALLER'S “OF LOVE ”AND“A VERY HEROICAL EPISTLE IN ANSWER TO EPHELIA”
• CRASHAW'S CONTEMPORARY REPUTATION; A NOTE ON RICHARD VERSTEGAN'S POETRY; WILD-FIRE, ST. ANTHONY'S FIRE, AND “THE WHITE DEVIL”
• DONNE'S BRACELETS OF BRIGHT HAIR: AN ANALOGUE; THOMAS ROGERS ON RALEIGH'S ATHEISM
• FURTHER NEW 17TH-CENTURY WORDS AND ANTEDATINGS
• JOHN WEBSTER; PROVERB REQUIRED; SOURCE WANTED (MARIA EDGEWORTH); EPIGRAPH to “CALEB WILLIAMS”; SIR JOHN DAVIES (1569–1629); P. HUNT; WILLOBY FAMILY; SOURCE WANTED
• JUSTICE CROKE AND THE HAMPDENS; AN UNIDENTIFIED BORROWING IN JONSON'S “DISCOVERIES”
• Memorabilia; THE GENEALOGISTS' MAGAZINE; AN IRISH-LATIN ANALOGUE FOR THE BLESSING OF THE SODS IN THE OLD ENGLISH ÆCER-BOT CHARM
• QUOTATIONS IN JOHNSON'S LETTERS; EXACT SOURCES WANTED FOR “O. D. Q.”; SOURCES WANTED; EDWARD MANNIS;SOLOMON REAM; Reviews
• Readers' Queries; JOHN CHURTON COLLINS; MAJOR ERNEST DAWSON; PHILIPPE MERCIER; ARTHUR CLAYDEN
• Reviews
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• THOMAS CORIATI TESTIMONIUM
• WHEREABOUTS OF BOOKS OWNED BY TRAHERNE AND OTHERS; MR. DYER OF MARLBOROUGH ST.; SMOLLETT'S “CONTINUATION OF THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF ENGLAND”; ARNOLD MANUSCRIPTS; MARVELL AND “THE RAPE OF THE LOCK”
• “CHARACTERY”
• “GOD AND GOOD MEN”

Issue: 11

• A CLASSICAL REFERENCE IN “HARD TIMES” AND IN “MIDDLEMARCH”
• A NOTE ON LONGFELLOW AND TENNYSON
• A SOURCE FOR THACKERAY'S MANGO FAMILY; TROLLOPE AND THE REVIEWERS: THREE NOTES
• A STRAY LETTER OF THEODORE WRATISLAW
• A TWELFTH-CENTURY LIMERICK?; PUMSHMENT ACCORDING TO THE JOINTS OF THE BODY IN THE OLD ENGLISH “SOUL AND BODY II”
• ARNOLD'S “MEMORIAL VERSES” AND GRAY'S “THE PROGRESS OF POESY”; DANCING AS A METAPHOR IN CLOUGH AND NEWMAN
• JOSIAH TUCKER; INFORMATION WANTED: STEPHEN HALES, HENRY BAKER; A MANUSCRIPT TALE; WORTHY CHAUCER; ST. THOMAS AND BUILDER'S SQUARE; “J. W.”AND. A LOST PORTRAIT OF MARVELL BY LELY
• LANDOR AND GREENOUGH
• MARTIN LLOYD; INFANT NAPKINS; AN ECHO OF DRYDEN IN POPE; HORACE WALPOLE AND HANNAH MORE; QUOTATIONS IN JOHNSON'S LETTERS; SOURCE WANTED; CORDELIA'S DEATH AND THE PROBLEM OF SUCCESSION
• NOTES ON SOME WORDS IN THE ANGLO-SAXON GLOSS TO THE DURHAM RITUAL1
• PEACOCK TENNYSON AND CLEOPATRA
• REPRINTS OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL WORKS; VICTORIAN POETRY
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• SOME ANTEDATINGS FROM GEORGE ELIOT AND OTHER NINETEENTH-CENTURY AUTHORS
• SPRING IN “THE SEAFARER” 48–5
• TENNYSON'S “IN MEMORIAM” —AN ECHO OF GOETHE
• THE AUTHORSHIP OF “FOUR STAGES OF LIFE”
• THE GOSSIP OF GEORG BRANDES
• THE NEWDIGATE PRIZE IN 1837: STANLEY AND BRODIE
• THE “SPECTATOR'S” ATTACK ON TROLLOPE'S “PRIME MINISTER”: A MISTAKEN ATTRIBUTION
• TWAIN'S DOUBLE-DATING IN “A CONNECTICUT YANKEE”
• VICTORIAN STUDIES
• “MARK PATTISON AND THE IDEA OF A UNIVERSITY”
• “THE HOOSIER SCHOOL-MASTER”: A CORRECTION; HARDY'S “THE WOODLANDERS“ AND A STANZA BY KEATS; G. M. HOPKINS'S BELLISLE; A-MEDICAL COMMENT ON CHRISTINA ROSSETTI

Issue: 12

• A NOTE ON SMOLLETT'S “TRAVELS”
• A PLAYHOUSE IN AN INN AT CALAIS, c. 1775; DOMENICO CARACCIOLI; HERBERT SPENCER; KYRLE SOCIETY
• GEORGE COLMAN'S “POLLY HONEYCOMBE” AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY FICTION IN 1760
• JOHN CARTER AND THE DATING OF MS. C OF WORDSWORTH'S “PRELUDE”; COLERIDGE'S NOTEBOOKS; BACKWARD IN COMING FORWARD; ARTHUR CLAYDEN; POPE AND MARTIAL
• REPRINTS OF DICTIONARIES AND OTHER WORKS OF REFERENCE
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
• Reviews
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• SAMUEL RICHARDSON AND HIS FAMILY CIRCLE
• SMOLLETT V. ARMSTRONG: AN ASCRIPTION OF “THE TEARS OF SCOTLAND” BY DR. CHARLES BURNEY
• THE EARLIEST OCCURRENCE OF “RIDING”?; THE AUTHORSHIP OF “A NEW ENGLISH DICTIONARY” (1702)
• THE REV. MR. CHARLES CHURCHILL AND MISS CARR, AGAIN1
• THE SCRIBLERIAN
• TOBIAS SMOLLETT AND “THE ORIENTALIST”
• UNNOTICED WORDS IN HUME AND OTHERS
• “BIRTHDAY SUIT”, “BIRTHDAY CLOTHES”, AND STERNE; A SPENSERIAN ECHO IN COLLINS; “ACCIDENTALLY ON PURPOSE”
• “DYING OF A HUNDRED GOOD SYMPTOMS”; ON THE CONTEMPORARY REPUTATIONS OF “PAMELA”, “JOSEPH ANDREWS”, AND “RODERICK RANDOM”: REMARKS BY AN “OXFORD SCHOLAR”, 1748
• “MARK PATTISON AND THE IDEA OF A UNIVERSITY”; Reviews