Volume 32 (1985)

Issue: 1

• A BIBLICAL FRAMEWORK FOR ORGOGLIO'S FALL: A NOTE ON THE FAERIE QUEENE, I. viii. 22
• A CRUX IN A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
• A KING'S MEN'S CONTRACT AND DRAMATIC OUTPUT
• A PLAY BEFORE QUEEN ELIZABETH I IN 1565
• AN ALLUSION TO LIPSIUS IN THE CHANGELING, III. iii. 175‐7
• ANTEDATINGS AND ADDITIONS FOR OED FROM THE VERTUOSE BOKE OF DISTYLLACYON OF THE WATERS OF ALL MANER OF HERBES (1527)
• ARTHUR GOLDING AND GEORGE PEELE'S POLYHYMNIA
• BRITOMART AS ‘BONA MULIER’; ERASMIAN INFLUENCE UPON THE ICON OF ISIS
• CHAUCER'S FRANKLIN'S TALE AND THE TEMPEST; WIDOW DIDO
• CROMWELL; SOURCE WANTED; TERM SOUGHT; SOURCES WANTED
• DEKKER'S THE SHOEMAKER'S HOLIDAY AND ELIZABETH'S ACCESSION DAY; DEKKER'S WORD-PLAY IN THE SHOEMAKERS' HOLIDAY
• DONNE'S EAGLE AND DOVE
• DR FAUSTUS AND ‘P.F.’
• DR JOHNSON AND THE ACCADEMIA DELLA CRUSCA: A CONJUNCTION OF ANNIVERSARIES
• DR JOHNSON AND THE ACCADEMIA DELLA CRUSCA: A CONJUNCTION OF ANNIVERSARIES
• HAMLET AND THE SUPPLICATION OF SOULS RECONVENED
• HENRY KING'S SERMONS: A PALE IMITATION OF DONNE?
• HERRICK'S INHERITANCE
• MARY FRITH, THE ROARING GIRL
• MIDDLETON AND WILLIAM PERKINS: A BIBLICAL ECHO IN THE REVENGER'S TRAGEDY
• OCTAVIUS ‘COLD AND SICKLY’
• OE TŌ-GEDĒGLED: A GHOSTWORD; A SUGGESTED PLACE OF ORIGIN OF THE HUNTINGTON 112 COPY OF WALTER HILTON'S SCALE OF PERFECTION
• REVISING PHILIP HENSLOWE'S BIOGRAPHY
• Reviews; OE TŌ-GEDĒGLED: A GHOSTWORD; A SUGGESTED PLACE OF ORIGIN OF THE HUNTINGTON 112 COPY OF WALTER HILTON'S SCALE OF PERFECTION; THE WATERMARKS OF FOUR LATE MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS CONTAINING THE ERLE OF TOLOUS; Reviews; ANTEDATINGS AND ADDITIONS FOR OED FROM THE VERTUOSE BOKE OF DISTYLLACYON OF THE WATERS OF ALL MANER OF HERBES (1527); Reviews; A PLAY BEFORE QUEEN ELIZABETH I IN 1565; Reviews; DR FAUSTUS AND ‘P.F.’; ‘FAUSTUS END’ AND THE WOUNDS OF CIVIL WAR; ARTHUR GOLDING AND GEORGE PEELE'S POLYHYMNIA; SPENSER AND ARTHUR GOLDING; ERIC PARTRIDGE'S A DICTIONARY OF SLANG AND UNCONVENTIONAL ENGLISH; Memorabilia; ‘WITS RECREATIONS’ NOT BY SIR JOHN MENNES OR JAMES SMITH?; A BIBLICAL FRAMEWORK FOR ORGOGLIO'S FALL: A NOTE ON THE FAERIE QUEENE, I. viii. 22; ‘LIMBO LAKE’ in THE FAERIE QUEENE, I. iii. 32; SPENSER'S CONCORD AND THE DANISH PRINCESS ANNA; BRITOMART AS ‘BONA MULIER’; ERASMIAN INFLUENCE UPON THE ICON OF ISIS; TWO PRIVATE PRAYERS BY QUEEN ELIZABETH I; THOMAS MORE, THOMAS CROMWELL, AND JACK FAULKNER; DR JOHNSON AND THE ACCADEMIA DELLA CRUSCA: A CONJUNCTION OF ANNIVERSARIES; SHAKESPEARE AND CULMANN'S SENTENTIAE PUERILES; VIRGINAL JACKS; SHAKESPEARE AND THE TRUE TRAGEDY OF RICHARD THE THIRD; THE TIMING OF THE SHREWS; THE FIRST PERFORMANCE OF A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM; A CRUX IN A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM; HAMLET AND THE SUPPLICATION OF SOULS RECONVENED; THE INCEST THEME IN HAMLET; ‘GOATS AND MONKEYS’; OCTAVIUS ‘COLD AND SICKLY’; THE NON-EXISTENT CARBUNCLES: SHAKESPEARE, GOLDING, AND RAPHAEL REGIUS; CHAUCER'S FRANKLIN'S TALE AND THE TEMPEST; WIDOW DIDO; DEKKER'S THE SHOEMAKER'S HOLIDAY AND ELIZABETH'S ACCESSION DAY; DEKKER'S WORD-PLAY IN THE SHOEMAKERS' HOLIDAY; DONNE'S EAGLE AND DOVE; WILLIAM JUXON'S ELEGY ON PRINCE HENRY (1612); MIDDLETON AND WILLIAM PERKINS: A BIBLICAL ECHO IN THE REVENGER'S TRAGEDY; AN ALLUSION TO LIPSIUS IN THE CHANGELING, III. iii. 175‐7; MARY FRITH, THE ROARING GIRL; REVISING PHILIP HENSLOWE'S BIOGRAPHY; DR JOHNSON AND THE ACCADEMIA DELLA CRUSCA: A CONJUNCTION OF ANNIVERSARIES; THE KINGDOM OF THE FATHER, SON, AND COUNSELLOR: JUDGEMENT DAY II, 290–300; A KING'S MEN'S CONTRACT AND DRAMATIC OUTPUT; HERRICK'S INHERITANCE; HENRY KING'S SERMONS: A PALE IMITATION OF DONNE?; ÆLFRIC'S DE VIRGINITATE, lines 35–54; CROMWELL; SOURCE WANTED; TERM SOUGHT; SOURCES WANTED; THE BROAD CHURCHMAN; Reviews
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• SHAKESPEARE AND CULMANN'S SENTENTIAE PUERILES
• SHAKESPEARE AND THE TRUE TRAGEDY OF RICHARD THE THIRD
• SPENSER AND ARTHUR GOLDING
• THE BROAD CHURCHMAN; Reviews
• THE FIRST PERFORMANCE OF A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
• THE INCEST THEME IN HAMLET; ‘GOATS AND MONKEYS’
• THE KINGDOM OF THE FATHER, SON, AND COUNSELLOR: JUDGEMENT DAY II, 290–300
• THE NON-EXISTENT CARBUNCLES: SHAKESPEARE, GOLDING, AND RAPHAEL REGIUS
• THE TIMING OF THE SHREWS
• THE WATERMARKS OF FOUR LATE MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS CONTAINING THE ERLE OF TOLOUS
• THOMAS MORE, THOMAS CROMWELL, AND JACK FAULKNER
• TWO PRIVATE PRAYERS BY QUEEN ELIZABETH I
• VIRGINAL JACKS
• WILLIAM JUXON'S ELEGY ON PRINCE HENRY (1612)
• ÆLFRIC'S DE VIRGINITATE, lines 35–54
• ‘FAUSTUS END’ AND THE WOUNDS OF CIVIL WAR
• ‘LIMBO LAKE’ in THE FAERIE QUEENE, I. iii. 32; SPENSER'S CONCORD AND THE DANISH PRINCESS ANNA
• ‘WITS RECREATIONS’ NOT BY SIR JOHN MENNES OR JAMES SMITH?

Issue: 2

• A FRESH CHESTERFIELD LETTER OF 1729
• A HITHERTO UNNOTICED ALLUSION TO FRANCIS GODWIN'S THE MAN IN THE MOONE IN SWIFTS THE BATTEL BETWEEN THE ANTIENT AND THE MODERN BOOKS
• A MISSING COWPER LETTER FOUND
• A QUOTATION IN GIBBON'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY; MALONE AND HIS BOSWELL
• A RECENTLY DISCOVERED LETTER FROM THOMAS PENNANT, THE NATURALIST
• AKENSIDE'S UNIVERSITY CAREER: THE MANUSCRIPT EVIDENCE
• AN ALLUSION TO MANDEVILLE IN GULLIVER'S TRAVELS: THE ‘AIR OF TRUTH’ POLLUTED
• AN AUTOGRAPH OF SAMUEL RICHARDSON
• AN EARLY RESPONSE TO POPE'S ESSAY ON CRITICISM
• AN UN-DRESS REHEARSAL FOR SWIFTS ‘A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG NYMPH GOING TO BED’
• AN UNRECORDED ECHO OF KING LEAR IN POPE; THALES'S DEPARTURE IN JOHNSON'S LONDON
• ARCHIBALD HUTCHESON AS AUTHOR
• BERNARD MANDEVILLE AND THE FEMALE TATLER
• DRYDEN, CASAUBON, AND ‘FLACCUS NOSTER’; NOTES ON SIR THOMAS BROWNE'S OF ROPALIC OR GRADUAL VERSES, &c.
• FIELDING AND FOOTE, ONCE MORE
• FRENCH AND ENGLISH EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY GUIDE-BOOKS TO LONDON: PLAGIARISM AND TRANSLATIONS
• GEORGE HERBERT AND ‘FRIEND’
• HERBERT'S VITRUVIAN ‘MAN’: SYMMETRY IN THE STANZA STRUCTURE
• JAMES BOSWELL'S INTRODUCTION TO VOLTAIRE: AN UNPUBLISHED LETTER FROM BOSWELL TO CONSTANT D'HERMENCHES
• JOHNSON'S USE OF OLDHAM IN HIS VERSION OF HORACE, ODES IV. VII
• JOHNSON, SOCINIANISM, AND THE MEANING OF CHRIST'S SACRIFICE
• JUVENAL, SPENSER, AND DRYDEN'S NOURMAHAL
• LETTER OF CHRISTOPHER ANSTEY TO ROBERT DODSLEY
• MARVELL AND HIS KINDRED: THE FAMILY NETWORK IN THE LATER YEARS
• Memorabilia; THE BATTLE OF MALDON:
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• NEW LIGHT ON MARVELL'S ‘THE UNFORTUNATE LOVER’?
• ORGANIC THEORIES OF ART: THE IMPORTANCE OF EMBRYOLOGY
• REMARKS ON THREE PLAYS OF BENJAMIN JONSON
• ROLLER SKATES IN BERLIN; SOURCES WANTED; THE ‘COMING MAN’ AND DISRAELI
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• SAMUEL JOHNSON AND NAHUM TATE: ADAPTATION OR ANALOGUE?
• SCOTTICISM
• SOME ERRONEOUS, DOUBTFUL, AND MISLEADING BAXTERIAN ATTRIBUTIONS IN WING AND HALKETT AND LAING1
• SOME SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ANTEDATINGS OF OED FROM CHARLETON; RICHARD NORTON'S LONDON YEARS
• SOURCES WANTED; ELIZABETH STODDARD; Reviews
• SOURCES WANTED; ‘MR. BLUDWORTH’; HUNTING THE WREN; JANE AUSTEN LETTERS
• THE FIRST RELIGIOUS MAGAZINES
• THE GIBRALTAR CORRESPONDENCE OF GILBERT WHITE
• THE LITERARY RELATIONS OF MILDMAY FANE'S SIR JOHN WENTWORTH
• THE OTHER DEFOES
• THE PARDONER'S BASKETTES
• THE PREFACE TO BUNYAN'S GRACE ABOUNDING AS PAULINE EPISTLE
• THOMAS RANDOLPH'S THE MUSES' LOOKING-GLASS AND THE BATTLE OF THE VICES AGAINST THE VIRTUES
• THOMAS TRAHERNE AND ST BERNARD OF CLAIRVAUX
• TWO MANUSCRIPTS OF JOHN CLEVELAND
• TWO NEW SOURCES FOR HENRY VAUGHAN'S THE MOUNT OF OLIVES
• WILLIAM COWPER'S BULLFINCH POEM: A MINOR SUB-GENRE?
• ‘INTERPRETATIONS THE AUTHOR NEVER MEANT’: PROBLEMS OF ANNOTATION IN A TALE OF A TUB
• ‘NOT IN TIMON'S MANNER’: LA BRUÈRE AND SWIFT
• ‘WHITE SOUP’; SOURCE SOUGHT; SIR WALTER BESANT (1836–1901); SOURCE SOUGHT; ROGER ROUGHTON; JOSEPH CONRAD's LAST ESSAYS; S. & E. COLEMAN, BOOKSELLERS

Issue: 3

• A Descriptive Catalogue of the Etched Work of Wenceslaus Hollar 1607–1677. By Richard Pennington. Pp. lxiv + 452. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1982. £80.00
• A Fragment of ‘St Michael, Part III’ from the South English Legendary
• A Harriet Martineau Letter
• A New Coleridge Source for Peacock's Melincourt
• A Newly Discovered Version of a Verse Translation by Gerard Manley Hopkins
• A Short History of Ireland. By John O'Beirne Ranelagh. Pp. viii + 280. Cambridge, New York, and Melbourne: Cambridge University Press, 1983. Hardbound £15.00; paperbound £5.95; Bibliography of British newspapers. Kent. County editors: Winifred F. Bergess, Barbara R. M. Riddell and John Whyman. Pp. xviii + 139. London: The British Library, 1982. No price given; Bibliography of British newspapers. Durham and Northumberland. County editor: F. W. D. Manders. Pp. xvi + 65. No price given
• Alison Adams's Edition of the Romance of Yder; ‘Such a Frightful Word to Have to Use to a Gentleman’; The London Encyclopaedia. Edited by Ben Weinreb and Christopher Hibbert. Pp. 1029. London: Macmillan, 1983. £24.00; Reviews
• American Fiction: New Readings. Edited by Richard Gray. Pp. 240 (Critical Studies Series). London: Vision Press; Totowa, NJ: Barnes & Noble, 1983. £14.95
• An Aristotelian Commonplace in Chaucer's Franklin's Tale
• An Early Occurrence of the Expression to Have Anger
• An Unrecorded Proverb from British Library MS Additional 35286
• Arthurian Literature III. Edited by Richard Barber. Pp. 136. Cambridge: D. S. Brewer; Totowa, NJ: Barnes & Noble, 1984. £17.50
• Blake and Chatterton
• Bright Book of Life: American Novelists and Storytellers from Hemingway to Mailer. By Alfred Kazin. Pp. 334. Notre Dame and London: University of Notre Dame Press, 1980. $6.95
• Carrageen
• Coleridge's Anecdote of John Thelwall
• Desire in Language: A Semiotic Approach to Literature and Art. By Julia Kristeva, edited by Leon S. Roudiez, and translated by Thomas Gora, Alice Jardine, and Leon S. Roudiez. Pp. xii + 305. Oxford: Basil Black-well, 1982. Hardbound (1981) £15.00; paperbound £6.50
• Dickens's Edwin Drood and Southey's ‘Jaspar’
• Editing Chaucer — The Great Tradition. Edited by Paul G. Ruggiers. Pp. viii + 301. Norman, Oklahoma: Pilgrim Books, 1984. £34.95; Einführung in die Geschichte und Struktur des Afrikaans. By Edith Raidt. Pp. ix + 199 (Germanistische Einführungen). Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 1983. Paperbound DM 66.00; Reviews
• Edmund Spenser: Protestant Poet. By Anthea Hume and Edmund Spenser. 1900–1936: A Reference Guide. By William L. Sipple, with the assistance of Bernard J. Vondersmith
• English Romanticism: The Grounds of Belief. By John Clubbe and Ernest Lovell, Jr. Pp. xv + 195. London and Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1983. £20.00
• Essays on Fiction: 1971–82. By Frank Kermode. Pp. viii + 227. London, Melbourne, and Henley: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1983. £9.95
• Four English Proverbs in the Hand of John Stow (from British Library MS Harley 380)
• Games Authors Play. By Peter Hutchinson. Pp. ix + 131 (University Paperbacks). London and New York: Methuen, 1983. Paperbound, no price given
• Harriet Monroe and T. S. Eliot: A Curious and Typical Response
• Henry James and Mrs Roundell's Book
• James Joyce and his Contemporaries. Edited by Bernard Benstock. Pp. vi + 182 (Comparative Literature Studies, vol. 19, No. 2, Summer 1982). Champaign, Illinois: University of Illinois Press, 1982. Paperbound $6.00; The Poetry of D. H. Lawrence: Texts & Contexts. By Ross C. Murfin. Pp. xvi + 263. Lincoln and London: University of Nebraska Press. 1983. £14.40; Reviews
• Jane Austen and Mrs Hunter's Novel
• John Clare: ‘To a Lair at Noon’; John Clare's Early Acquaintance With Literature; JOHN CLARE'S EARLY ACQUAINTANCE WITH LITERATURE
• John Payne Collier and the British Lady's Magazine (1815–1818): New Attributions
• Jonson and Shakespeare. Edited by Ian Donaldson. Pp. xiv + 221 (the Humanities Research Centre/Macmillan Series). London, Basingstoke, and Canberra: Macmillan, in association with the Humanities Research Centre, Australian National University, Canberra, 1983. £20.00
• Joseph Conrad and the Ethics of Darwinism. By Allan Hunter. Pp. 259. London and Canberra: Croom Helm, 1983. £15.95
• Joyce Cary: A Reappraisal. By Dennis Hall. Pp. xi + 162. London: Macmillan, 1984. £20.00
• Kant's Critique of Pure Reason and Prolegomena: New Words and Antedatings from the Translations
• Letters from Conrad: I
• Matthew Arnold as Helper: Letter to a Young Teacher; Hardy's ‘Desperate Remedies’: A Source; HARDY'S ‘DESPERATE REMEDIES’: A SOURCE
• Memorabilia; POCKET OXFORD DICTIONARIES
• Memory and Writing: From Wordsworth to Lawrence. By PHILIP DAVIS. Pp. xli + 511 (Liverpool English Texts and Studies). Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 1983.£18.50
• Mother Cybele's Lions; Keats's ‘Ode on Melancholy’ and Beaumont's Psyche (1648); Keats and Leigh Hunt: A Note on Floridize; KEATS AND LEIGH HUNT: A NOTE ON FLVRIDIZE
• Neologisms in Coleridge's Notebooks
• On the Sources of Non-ælfrician Lives in the Old English Lives of Saints, With Reference to the Cotton-Corpus Legendary
• Philip Larkin. By Andrew Motion. Pp. 92. London and New York: Methuen, 1982. Paperbound £1.95
• Poe's Early Usage of the Word Linguistic; Dating the Action of ‘Bartleby’; DATING THE ACTION OF ‘BARTLEBY’
• Reading Beowulf: An Introduction to the Poem, Its Background, and Its Style. By J. D. A. Ogilvy and Donald C. Baker, drawings by Keith Baker. Pp. xvii+222. Norman, Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press, 1983. $17.95
• Reconstructing Literature. Edited by Laurence Lerner. Pp. 218. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1983. £15.00
• Rimbaud and the Wagga-Wagga Berry
• Robert Green of Welby, Alchemist and Count Palatine, c. 1467-c. 1540
• Rudyard Kipling and the Message of Sympathy to the Relatives of Soldiers Killed in the First World War; Chapman and Hall; CHAPMAN AND HALL
• Ruskin on Whitman: A New Letter
• Science and Religion in the Nineteenth Century. Edited by Tess Cosslett. Pp. vi + 249 (Cambridge English Prose Texts). Cambridge, London, Melbourne: Cambridge University Press, 1984. Hardbound £22.50 ($39.50); paperbound £7.95 ($14.95)
• Sean O'Casey. By James Simmons. Pp. ix + 187 (Macmillan Modern Dramatists). London and Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1983. Hardboard £11.00; paperbound £3.95
• Seeds of Decadence in the Late Nineteenth Century Novel: A Crisis in Values. By Suzanne Nalbantian. Pp. x + 144. London: Macmillan, 1984. £20.00
• Some Additional Books at Harvard Annotated by Sir Frederic Madden
• Source Wanted; Alexander Henry the Younger; Tasistro; ‘Cuthbert Bede’; ‘Heights of Liningraf’; Oe Forwyrht ‘Sin’; OE FORWYRHT ‘SIN’
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• St. John's College, Cambridge, Manuscript L.1. A Facsimile. Introduction by Richard Beadle and Jeremy Griffiths. Published for a Variorum Edition of the Works of Geoffrey Chaucer
• Studies in American Indian Literature: Critical Essays and Course Designs. Edited by Paula Gunn Allen. Pp. xiv + 384. New York: Modern Language Association of America, 1983. Hardbound $25.00; paperbound $12.50; Reading the Fire: Essays in the Traditional Indian Literatures of the Far West. By Jarold Ramsey. Pp. xxi + 250. Lincoln and London: University of Nebraska Press, 1983. £14.40
• T. E. Hulme: A Bibliographical Note
• Ted Hughes. A Bibliography 1946–1980. By Keith Sagar and Stephen Tabor. Pp. xiv + 260. London: Mansell Publishing Limited. 1983. £21.50
• The Chester Mystery Cycle: Essays and Documents. Edited by R. M. Lumiansky and David Mills, with an essay ‘Music in the Cycle’ by Richard Rastall. Pp. viii + 339. Chapel Hill and London: The University of North Carolina Press, 1983. £30.00
• The Context of English Literature: Society and Literature 1945–1970. Edited by Alan Sinfield. Pp. 266. London: Methuen, 1983. Paperbound £5.95
• The Date of Conrad's ‘Turgenev’
• The End of the Sea: The Old English Exodus, lines 466b–7a; POCKET OXFORD DICTIONARIES; THE END OF THE SEA: THE OLD ENGLISH EXODUS, lines 466b–7a
• The Ending of After London; Oscar Wilde at Homburg; OSCAR WILDE AT HOMBURG
• The Faith and Fiction of Muriel Spark. By Ruth Whittaker. Pp. viii + 168. London: Macmillan, 1982. £17.50
• The Fallen Woman in the Nineteenth-Century Novel. By George Watt. Pp. viii + 231. London and Canberra: Croom Helm; Totowa, NJ: Barnes & Noble Books, 1983. £15.95
• The Gibraltar Correspondence of Gilbert White
• The Novel in English: An Introduction. By Ian Milligan. Pp. x + 174. London and Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1983. Hardbound £12.95; paperbound £4.95; Novelists on Novelists. Edited by David Dowling. Pp. xvi + 283. London: Macmillan, 1983. £20.00; Reviews
• The Oxford Companion to American Literature. By James D. Hart. Pp. iii + 896. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1983. £27.50
• The Poetry of William Cowper. By Bill Hutchings. Pp. viii + 246. London and Canberra: Croom Helm, 1982. £12.95
• The Recovery of Worcester Cathedral MS F. 174
• The Return of King Arthur: British and American Arthurian Literature since 1900. By Beverly Taylor and Elisabeth Brewer. Pp. 382 (Arthurian Studies IX). Cambridge: D. S. Brewer; Totowa, NJ: Barnes and Noble Books, 1983. £19.50
• The Sentiment of Reality: Truth of Feeling in the European Novel. By Michael Bell. Pp. xiii + 210. London, Boston, Sydney: George Allen & Unwin, 1983. £12.50
• The Slumber of Apollo: Reflections on recent art, literature, language, and the individual consciousness. By John Holloway. Pp. xi + 151. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1983. £15.00 ($29.95)
• The Testament of Cresseid, lines 561–7: a new manuscript witness
• The Yearbook of English Studies, vol. 9, 1979: Theatrical Literature Special Number. Edited by G. K. Hunter and C. J. Rawson. Pp. viii + 366. London: Modern Humanities Research Association, 1979. Paperbound £12.50 (£5.00 to members of MHRA); Poetry and Metamorphosis. By Charles Tomlinson. Pp. xi + 97. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1983. £9.95; Reviews
• The ‘Prophetia Merlini’ of Geoffrey of Monmouth: A Fifteenth-Century English Commentary. Edited with an introduction by Caroline D. Eckhardt
• Three Austen Family Letters
• Two Sources of Osbern Bokenham's ‘Lyf of Marye Maudelyn’
• Unpublished Conrad Letters: The HQS Wellington Collection
• William Cobbett: A Grammar of the English Language (the 1818 New York first edition with passages added in 1819, 1820, and 1823). Edited by Charles. Nickerson and John W. Osborne. Pp. 185. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1983. No price given
• Wives for Sale. An Ethnographic Study of British Popular Divorce. By Samuel Pyatt Menefee. Pp. 336. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1981. Hardbound £15.00; paperbound (published 1984) £6.95
• Wordsworth's Account of Beaupuy's Death
• Yeats and the Prophecy of Eunapius
• ‘Scotland's Guid Auld Channel Stane’: A Song by James Hogg; ‘The Hope of Remembrance’: A Song by James Hogg; ‘THE HOPE OF REMEMBRANCE’: A SONG BY JAMES HOGG

Issue: 4

• 3 HENRY VI: SHAKESPEARE, TACITUS, AND PARRICIDE
• A HITHERTO UNNOTICED MIDDLE ENGLISH POEM IN UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA MS ENGLISH 61
• A NEGLECTED EMENDATION OF HAMLET V. il. 42
• A NOTE ON THE BEGINNING OF THE OLD ENGLISH LIFE OF ST EUSTACE
• A POEM OF IMPOSSIBILITIES FROM WESTMINSTER ABBEY MS 34/3
• A VERBAL ECHO FROM ÞEDESPUTISOUN BITWEN ÞE BODI AND ÞE SOULE IN THE GOOD KNIGHT AND HIS JEALOUS WIFE
• ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF JOHN LYDGATE
• AN ALLUSION TO THE ALLEGED CATHOLICISM OF SOME JACOBEAN PLAYERS IN JOHN GEE'S NEW SHREDS OF THE OLD SNARE (1624)
• BEN JONSON AND THE DATE OF RAM ALLEY
• FURTHER TRANSLATION ERRORS IN BEVERS SAGA
• GIORDANO BRUNO AND MARLOWE'S DOCTOR FAUSTUS(B)
• IDENTIFICATION SOUGHT
• LETTERS FROM CONRAD: II
• LODOVICK BRYSKETT AND RENAISSANCE ATTITUDES TO SUICIDE
• MALBECCO, YET AGAIN
• MALORY'S PLACE-NAMES: ROONE AND THE LOW COUNTRY
• MORE ON ‘NOTHING’
• Memorabilia
• PAGEANTS BEFORE QUEEN ELIZABETH I AT COVENTRY IN 1566
• POSSIBLE RECOLLECTIONS OF SPENSER IN JONSON'S ‘IMMORTAL MEMORY’ ODE
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• SPENSER'S WELSH
• ST CHRISTOPHER AND THE OLD ENGLISH MARTYROLOGY: Latin Sources, and the Phrase hwxs gneades
• THE CAREER OF FRANCIS FLOWER1
• THE FAMTLY ORIGINS OF HENRY CONDELL
• THE GIBRALTAR CORRESPONDENCE OF GILBERT WHITE
• THE HICKMOTT-DARTMOUTH COPY OF LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST Q1 (1598); NASHE AND JULIUS CAESAR
• THE SOURCES AND TRANSLATIONS OF SOME LATIN QUOTATIONS IN THE WORCESTER FRAGMENTS
• THE TEXT OF SURREY'S ‘THE MEANES TO ATTAIN HAPPY LIFE' – A REPLY
• W. J. THOMS; CORRECTION: T. S. ELIOT'S SECRET GARDEN; Reviews
• WILLIAM HENRY SMITH; ALFRED LORD TENNYSON AND MRS JULIA MARGARET CAMERON; ARTHUR SYMONS/W. B. YEATS; IDENTIFICATION SOUGHT; REVISING PHILIP HENSLOWE'S BIOGRAPHY: A CORRECTION
• ÆLFRIC ON THE CANONICITY OF THE BOOK OF JUDITH: ‘hit stent on leden þus on öære bibliothecan’; THE LYRICS OF ST GODRIC: A NEW MANUSCRIPT
• ‘THIS POOR TRASH OF VENICE’: A CRUX IN OTHELLO