Amicus. John Canton. On the magnetic needle, in the "Gent. Mag.," December, 1761, p. 569.

Amicus. William Alexander. Quakerism unmasked: comprising a glance at J. Wilkinson's "Quakerism examined." By... York. 1839.

Amicus. Rev. Benjamin Kent. A sermon in Marlborough, July 9, 1734. Per ... B. 1734.

Amicus Curiae. One of the pseudonyms attributed to Junius (q.v.). [The letter thus signed is dated June 10, 1769, and defends the letters of Junius.]

Amicus Curiæ. John Payne Collier. Criticisms on the bar. L. 1819.

Amicus Secundus. William A. Thomson, D.D. Brief statement of reasons for Bible societies in Scotland withdrawing their confidence in the British and foreign Bible society. Edinb. 1826.

Amigo. Dr. Salmon Skinner, in the N.Y. "Herald."

Rev. Rich

Amner. George Steevens. ard Amner (1737-1803), a dissenting minister at Hampstead, near London, and afterwards at Coseley, in Staffordshire; still later, left off preaching and retired to his native town, Hinckley.

"Whilst a resident at Hampstead, he became the subject of malignant merriment to the learned commentator on Shakespeare, who, to his everlasting shame be it spoken, fathered on this harmless Divine many ludicrous notes of his own."

Amor Patriæ. Thomas Crowley. Dissertations on the grand dispute between Great Britain and America. By... L. 1774.

Amor Veritatis. Rev. John Mortlock Daniell. To F. Silver. [Letter, signed A. V., addressed to F. Silver, in reply to his pamphlet, entitled "Immanuel."] L. 1833.

Amyntor, Gerhard von. Dagobert von Gerhard. Ein priester, historie in sechs gesangen. Breslau, 1881.

Anacharsis. Jean Jacques Barthélemy. Voyage du jeune Anacharsis en Greece. Paris, 1788.

Anacreon, The French. Pierre Laujon, 1727-1811, perpetual president of the Caveau Moderne, a Paris club noted for its good dinners, but every member was obliged to be a poet.

Anacreon Moore. Thomas Moore. 1779-1852.

Anacreon of the Guillotine. Barère de Vieuzac. 1755-1841.

Anacreon, The Sicilian.

Meli, 1740-1815.

Analytical Teacher, An.

Giovanni

John U.

Parsons. The analytical spelling-book... Portland, Me.

Anchor. John Watts De Peyster. Chancellorsville and its results... N.Y. 1865.

Ancien Curé du diocese de Quebec, Un. Very Rev. Thomas Maguire. Recueil de notes diverses sur le gouvernement d'une paroisse... Paris, 1830.

Ancien enfant de chœur, Un. Emile Laurent. Les abbés galants. P. 1882. Also ascribed to Emile Colombey.

Ancient Brahmin, An. Robert Dodsley. The Economy of human life... Written by... L. 1750.

Ancient, Oliver. Robert W. McAlpine, in his contributions to " Noah's Sunday Times" (N.Y.).

Andersson, Anna. Anna Andersson Wästberg. Styfmorsblommorna. 1857.

Anderson, Ralph. Robert Heron. A letter from R. A. Esq. to Sir J. Sinclair... Edinb. 1797.

Andolt, Ernst. Bernhard Rudolf Abeken. Studies on the Divine commedia of Dante. 1826.

Andrade. João de Andrade Corvo de Camões. Un conto ao serão, 1852.

André, W. J. William Jerdan.

In his autobiography he says: "I have not been a careful preserver of my productions, and have not (I now wish I had) a copy of my 'Eclogue,' which, if I remember rightly, appeared as the writing of W. J. André, an anagram of my name, which, like the signature of Teutha' (the ancient name of Tweed), used by me from the period of my earliest to my latest contributions to the press, may guide the curious (if such there may be) to many of the anonymous essays, in prose and verse, of William Jerdan."

Andrew of Mitchell Street. Andrews Jones.

John

Andrew, James, A. M. Andrew Mackay. Astronomical and nautical tables... L. 1805.

Andrews, Joseph. Henry Fielding. The history of the adventures of . . . and of his friend Mr. Abraham Adams. L. 1742.

William Edmon

Ane of that ilk. stoune Aytoun. Our Zion... By... 1840. Ang, Phil. John Pennyman. A bright shining light, discovering the pretenders to it, to the... Quakers, etc. By... L. 1680.

Ange Bénigne. Mme. la Comtesse Paul de Molenes, in her contributions to "La Vie Parisienne."

Angelina. Mrs. Angelina Levy Goetz, in music to numerous songs, among others Sir Marmaduke; The stream of life. L. 1858.

Angelina. Harriet Martineau.

Angelina. Thomas Prescott Prest. Miser of Shoreditch: drama. N.Y. 1857.

Angeloni, Battista. John Shebbeare, M.D. Letters on the English nation. By B. A., a Jesuit... L. 1755.

Anglais Voyageur, Un. Martin Sherlock. Lettres d'.. Geneva, 1779.

Angler, An. Charles Lanman. Adventures of . . . in Canada, Nova Scotia, and the United States. L. 1848.

Angler, An. Thomas Tod Stoddart. An angler's rambles and angling songs. L. 1866.

Angler, An. John Henry Cliffe. Notes and recollections of . . . rambles among the mountains of Wales. L. 1860.

Angler, An. Sir Humphry Davy. Salmonia; or, days of fly-fishing. 1828.

Angler, A North Country. Thomas Doubleday. Coquet-dale fishing songs.. Edinb. 1852.

Angler and Bibliopolist, An Old. Thomas Boosey. Piscatorial reminiscences and gleanings. L. 1835.

Anglicana Presbyter. John Wesley. C. Sallustii Crispi bellum Catiliniarum et Jugurthinum . . . edidit . . . L. 1749.

Anglicanus. R. S. Ellis. The traveller's handbook to Copenhagen and its environs. Copenhagen, 1853.

Anglicanus, L. T. Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dean of Westminster.

Anglicanus Presbyter. Joseph Hemington Harris. Auricular confession not the rule of the Church of England.. L. 1852.

Anglo-American. Sir Brenton Halliburton, Knt., who contributed frequently to the press, the most noteworthy of his writings being a series of letters, in 1813, on the American war, which appeared in the Halifax "Recorder," under this signature.

Anglo-Canadian, An. Rev. Adam Townley, D.D. Ten letters on the Church and Church establishments Toronto, 1839.

...

Angove, Grace. Mrs. Grace Michell. The gold fields of California, and struggles to win gold there and in England... 1868-69.

Anicetus. William Adolphus Clark. The cannonade. B. 1861.

Animal Painter, An. James Wilson. The rod and the gun; and a voyage round the coasts of Scotland and the Isles.

Ann. Mrs. Ann Thomas. The dove1834.

cot.

Ann of Swansea. Ann Kemble. Cesario Rosalba; or, the oath of vengeance: a L. 1819.

romance.

Ann Jane. Mrs. Ann Jane Morgan. John Pottle, the farmer's man.

L.

Anna Matilda. Mrs. Hannah Park

house Cowley. She composed, besides other plays, two remarkably successful comedies called "The Runaway," and "The Belle's Stratagem." She also wrote "The Maid of Arragon," and other poems.

Anna Matilda. Mrs. Hester (Lynch Thrale) Piozzi. In 1785, during her residence at Florence, she contributed under the signature of "Anna Matilda" to the "Florence Miscellany." Florence, 1785.

Annibale. Miss Anna Ballard. Fifteen vocalises ... B. 1870. Also in her contributions to "The Mail" (N.Y.).

Annotator. John Calder. Notes to Nichols's edition of "The Tatler." L. 1786. Annual Visitor, An. Henry Huntt, M.D. A visit to the Red Sulphur Spring of Virginia during the summer 1837... By... B. 1839.

of

Anonym, Walter, Residuary Legatee of the late. Henry Jackson Sargent. Feathers from a moulting muse. B. 1854.

Anonymous. Benjamin Dawson. Animadversions upon the conduct of the Rev. Dr. Rutherforth... L. 1768.

Anonymous, Londinensis. Matthias Earbery, A.B. A letter to Dr. Calamy... L. 1718. [Also ascribed to Thomas Lewis.]

Another considerable personage. Sir William Drummond, in Beloe's "Sexagenarian." Vol. II., p. 124, 2d ed. L. 1818.

Another Gentleman of Cambridge. John Duncombe. An evening contemplation in a college: being a parody on the Elegy in a country churchyard. By...

L. 1753.

Another Gentleman of Lincoln's Inn. Thomas Edwards. A supplement to Mr. Warburton's edition of Shakespear... By... L. 1748.

Another Layman. Warwick Palfray. Remarks on the recent ordination at Beverly... Salem, 1824.

Another Member of Parliament. Sir William Blackstone. A letter to [Sir William Meredith] the author of 66 The Question Stated." L. 1769.

Anselmus. Rev. Samuel W. Duffield, of Bloomfield, N.J., in his contributions to "The Evangelist."

Anstey, F. F. Anstey Guthrie. Vice
L. 1882.

versa.

Anthony, Grey. Henry Carl Schiller. Christmas at the grange. Graham, 1845.

Anti-Abolitionist, An. Russell Jarvis. Facts and arguments against the election of General Cass... N.Y. 1848.

Anti-Belial. One of the pseudonyms attributed to Junius (q.v.).

The letters thus signed "are minor PhiloJuniuses, to explain, defend, and support the reputation of the principal."

Anti-Bureaucrat, An. Adam Thom. Remarks on the convention... Montreal, 1835.

Anti-Cotton. Cecil, Viscount Cranborne, Marquis of Salisbury, in his contributions to "The Quarterly Review." L.

R. A. T. Gascoyne

Anti-Draco. John Disney. Five letters to Sir Samuel Romilly ... L. 1810. Anti-Fox. One of the pseudonyms attributed to Junius (q.v.).

Under this signature he replied to Mr. Fox, in a letter dated Oct. 16, 1771. Anti-Harmonicus.

Alexander Peter

kin. A poetical epistle to J*** T*** [John Tait], Esq. Edinb. 1807.

Anti-Monopoly. William Duane. Observations on the principles and operation of banking... Helmbold, 1804. Anti-Quary. William H. Tuthill.

His signature to a series of articles in the newspapers, consisting chiefly of incidents and anecdotes relative to early settlers of Cedar County, Iowa.

Anti-Scriblerus Histrionicus. John Roberts. See "A Stroling Player."

Anti-Sejanus. Rev. James Scott. The author of political essays published under the signatures of "Anti-Sejanus " and "Old Slyboots."

Anti-Sejanus, Jr. One of the pseu donyms attributed to Junius (q.v.).

It is appended to a letter contributed to "The Public Advertiser," dated June 24, 1767, and which is principally devoted to attacks on Lords Bute and Chatham.

Re

Anti-Socinus. Anselm Bayly. marks on David Levi's second letter to Dr. Priestley... By... L. 1787.

Anti Stuart. One of the pseudonyms attributed to Junius (q.v.).

This letter, contributed to "The Public Advertiser," and dated March 24, 1768, is a reply to a letter signed "Anti van Teague," the author of which had defended the grant to Sir James Lowther. That signature seems to indicate that "Junius" was supposed to be an Irishman, and Mr. Burke. "Junius" signs" Anti Stuart in reference to John Stuart, Earl of Bute, whose daughter Sir James Lowther had married. He then attacks the public character of the Duke of Grafton, the Prime Minister, and says he had not meddled with his private character, which he left for the Duke to earth in, whenever he is hard run, "according to the laudable example" of Lord North.- WADE.

Anti-theatricus. Thady Fitzpatrick. -See "T. F."

Anticant, Dr. Pessimist. Thomas Carlyle, in Anthony Trollope's "Warden."

In the same," Charles James (Grantly)" represents Bp. Blomfield of London; "Henry (Grantly)," Bp. Phillpotts of Exeter; and "Samuel (Grantly)," Bp. Wilberforce of Oxford, then of Winchester. In Trollope's political novels, "Mr. Gresham" is said to mean Mr. Gladstone; "Mr. Daubeny," Lord Beaconsfield; "Lord de Terrier," Lord Derby; and "Mr. Plantagenet Palisser," Lord Carlingford.

Anticipation. John Dickinson. An address on the past, present, and eventual relations of the United States to France. N.Y. 1803.

Antigallican, An. John Free, D.D. The monthly reviewers reviewed by ... L. 1755. Antilore. Daniel Dulany. His signature in his newspaper controversy with Charles Carroll, before the American revolution.

Antipolemus. Vicesimus Knox, D.D. "At that time [1792] he translated and printed, under the title of 'Antipolemus,' the adage of Erasmus, Bellum dulce inexpertis.'"-See "Gent. Mag.," Sept.

1821.

Antiquary, An. Richard Thomson. Chronicles of London Bridge. L. 1827, 1839.

Antiquary, An. Alexander Maxwell Adams. The Crawfurd peerage. Edinb. 1829.

Antiquary, An. Samuel Pegge, LL.D. Fitz-Stephen's description of the city of London, newly translated from the Latin original... By... L. 1772.

Antiquary, An. Col. Philip De la Motte. The principal historical and allusive arms borne by families of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Collected by. L. 1803.

Antiquary, An. Thomas Wanderings of... L. 1861.

Wright.

Antiquary, The." George Livermore. The origin, history, and character of the New England Primer; being a series of

articles contributed to the "Cambridge Chronicle" by... Camb., Mass. 1849. Antiquitatis Conservator. Thomas Fisher, Esq., F.S.A. The Crown Inn at Rochester, and its curious cellars, in the "Gent. Mag.," vol. 59, p. 1185.

Antonelli, Giuseppe. Humphry Sandwith. The hekim bashi; or, the adventures of... a doctor in the Turkish service. L. 1864.

Antony.

Antoine Nicolas Béraud. Guido Reni, 1833; Le Gars, 1834; Lélia, 1834; La Lescombat, 1841. Paris.

Anvil, Sir John. Crowley. A manufacturer, the "Sir John Anvil" of Addison's "Spectator."

Ape. Mons. Pellegrini, in his contributions to "Vanity Fair" (L.).

Apex. William A. Brewer, in his contributions to "The Herald" (St. Joseph, Mo.).

Apostle of Temperance. Rev. Theobald Mathew.

Aptommas, Mr. Mr. Thomas, the harpist. A history of the harp. N.Y. 1864.

Aquila. Samuel Alexander. Serious thoughts on the fall and restoration of man... By... L. 1814.

Aquilius. John Wilson. Horæ Catullianæ, in "Blackwood's Magazine." Vol. 61, p. 374, etc.

was

vol. 47, p. 80, etc. ["Archæus Sterling's signature in "Blackwood."] Archard, Eliza. Mrs. E. A. Conner, in her contributions to "Truth" (N.Y.).

Archdeacon, The. Rev. Edward Edwards. Pity upon the poor. Preached ... in St. Mary's Church, Brecon ... By L. 1802.

Archdeacon of St. Alban's, The. Samuel Horsley, D.C.L. Letters from ... in reply to Dr. Priestley L. 1784.

Archer. George A. Stockwell. Architect, An. John Carter, F.A.S. "In 1798, a series of communications was commenced in this miscellany [the 'Gent. Mag.'] under the title of 'Pursuits of architectural innovation' (17981817), with the signature of 'An Architect.' These were universally ascribed to Mr. Carter.

Architect, An. W. Bardwell. Account of ancient and modern Westminster. By... L. 1839.

Architect, An. Arthur William Hakewill. An apology for the architectural monstrosities of London ... By... L. 1835.

Architect, An. Christopher Davy. Architectural precedents. L. 1840.

Architect, An. Joseph Woods, Esq. Letters of... from France, Italy, and Greece. L. 1828.

Architect, An. John Burley Waring. Poems. By .. L. 1858.

Arco, Ciu D'. Giuseppe Torelli. C. de Cavour: commémoration... Traduit de l'Italien. Paris, 1861.

Arcturus. Mrs. Catharine Stratton Ladd, one of the noms de plume under which she has contributed tales, sketches, essays, and poems to various journals.

Ardboe. Gen. F. F. Millen, in his contributions to various periodicals.

Arden, Henry T. Henry Thomas Arnold. Princess Charming; or, the bard, the baron, the beauty, the buffer, and the bogey. L. 1850.

Arden, Hope. Mrs. R. A. Brennan. Her heart belongs to me. Ballad. B. 1872.

Ardesier-Macdonald, Charles. Andrew K. H. Boyd, who published in "Fraser's Magazine" a number of essays which appeared in 1860 under the title of "Recreations of a Country Parson."

Aretophilos. Alexander Dalrymple. Extracts from [G. Wither's] "Juvenilia," Edited by A. L. 1785.

etc.

Argonaut. Edwin D. Brickwood. The arts of rowing and training... By A. L. 1866.

Argonaut. John Etches. An authen

tic statement of all the facts relative to Nootka Sound ... L. 1790.

Argus. Frederic James Prouting, in his contributions to various English periodicals.

Argus. Irwin Willes, a sporting writer for "The Morning Post." L. He also signs "Argus the Exile."

Ariel. Rev. Stephen Fiske, in his contributions to "The New York Leader."

Ariel. Buckner H. Payne. The negro: what is his ethnological status... Cin. 1867.

Ariosto of the North, The. Sir Walter Scott.

Aristarchus, Anti-Blomfieldianus. Edmund Henry Barker. Aristénète. François Felix Nogaret. Les compères et les bambins. Paris, 1807. Aristide. Victor Marie Hugo. Les Tu et les Vous, a political satire contributed to "Le Conservateur Littéraire" (Paris).

Aristides. Francis William Blagdon. In 1805, he suffered an imprisonment of six months in the King's Bench, as the author of a suppressed pamphlet, with the signature "Aristides," reflecting on the naval administration of Earl St. Vincent.

Aristides. Alexander Contee Hanson. Considerations on the proposed removal of the seat of government... Annapolis, 1786.

Aristides. Thomas L. McKenney. Essays on the spirit of Jacksonism ... P. 1835.

Aristides. William P. Van Ness. An examination of the various charges exhibited against Aaron Burr, Esq. Wash., D.C. 1804.

Aristides. Thomas Wilson Dorr. Political frauds exposed . . . Providence, R.I. 1838.

Aristippus. John Gilbert Cooper. Epistles to the great, from. . . in retireL. 1757.

ment.

Aristobulus. Rev. Thomas Woolston. A letter to Dr. Bennet on the Quakers... By... L. 1720.

Aristobulus. James Turner. Thoughts on mixt communion Coventry, Eng. 1773.

Aristocles. Samuel Johnson, D.D. Ethices elementa; or, the first principles of moral philosophy. B. 1746. Aristocrat, An. John Lettsom Elliot. A letter to the electors of Westminster. L. 1850.

Aristocratic Tout. A name assumed by T. Wood, a sporting writer.

An

Aristogeiton. Rev. P. Frazer. address to Baptists of all denominations, on the tenets of their religion. By... L. 1837.

Aristophanes. Arthur Boyrie. Potter's field; or, the gentleman with the black humor. A tragedy. S. F. 1873.

Arkwright, Peleg. David L. Proudfit. Love among the gamins, in the 'Daily Graphic" (N.Y.).

His

Arley. Miles Peter Andrews. signature to poetry in "The World." L. 1788.

Arlington. Robert M. Baxter, in the New York "Star."

Armand. Friedrich Armand Strubberg. Ralph Norwood. Hannover, Cassel, 1860. Armateur, L. M. B. Louis Marie Prudhomme. Dictionnaire universel, geographique... de la France. Paris, 1804-05.

Armenian in Ireland, An. Edm. Sexton Pery. Letters... to his friends at Trebisond... L. 1757.

Army Chaplain, An. Rev. Joseph Cross. Camp and field: papers of... 1863. Macon, 1864.

Army Surgeon, An. lis. Leaves from the 1861-62. N.Y. 1863.

Thomas T. Eldiary of

Armytage, Dudley. William E. A. Axon. Shakespeare's house. Glasgow, 1868.

John Han

Arnett, John Andrews. nett. Bibliopegia; or, the art of bookbinding. L. 1835, 1837.

The

Arnold, A. Alfred Salomons. Count of Talavera, from the Dutch of J. van Lennep. By A. A. L. 1880.

Arnold, Birch. Mrs. J. M. D. or A. E. Bartlett. Until the day break. P. 1877.

Arnold, Eric. Henrietta Matson. Acton; or, school and college days. 1882.

Arouet. Joseph Brown Ladd, the most of whose poems were addressed, under this signature, to "Amanda," a name by which he designated the young lady to whom he was attached.

Arp, Bill. Charles H. Smith. A side show of the Southern side of the war. N.Y. 1866.

Arpinas, Laurea. Charles Kelsall. Arr, E. H. Mrs. Ellen II. Rollins. Oldtime child-life. P. 1880.

Arrelsee. Robert L. Cope. The life, confessions, and adventures of Albert Teufel. Doylestown, P. 1867.

Arria. Mrs. Eliza Lofton (Phillips) Pugh, who published, under this nom de plume, short sketches, literary and politi